vacedes
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Radestrian
Etymology
vaca (“fatality”) + des (“act”)
Pronunciation
Noun
vacedes inan (genitive singular vacedisk, nominative plural vacedese)
- (Radestrian criminal law) enacted manslaughter
Usage notes
- In Radestrian law, vacedes refers to a criminal offence that results in a death with intent to harm (yșuozs), but without deadly will (váme). It is the second degree of fatal offence, preceded by ocía vacișe (“involuntary manslaughter”) and followed by arrmítuozs (“murder”).
- This covers cases which may constitute murder in some jurisdictions, such as common voluntary manslaughter, assisted suicide, as well as Todesfolge in German law.
Declension
| Declension of vacedes (heavy) | |||
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| nominative | vacedes /ˈvatsɛdɛs/ |
vacedese /vaˈtsɛdɛsɛ/ |
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| vocative | vacedese /vaˈtsɛdɛsɛ/ |
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| genitive | proper | vacedisk /ˈvatsɛdisk/ |
vacedesiris /vaˈtsɛdɛsiris/ |
| constructive | vacedesis /vaˈtsɛdɛsis/ |
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| dative | vacedesa /vaˈtsɛdɛsa/ |
vacedesirín /vaˈtsɛdɛsiriːn/ |
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| accusative | vacedest /ˈvatsɛdɛst/ |
vacedesirid /vaˈtsɛdɛsirid/ |
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| instrumental | vacedesúr /vaˈtsɛdɛsuːr/ |
vacedesiríe /vaˈtsɛdɛsiriːɛ/ |
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Coordinate terms
- Hypernym: stjásdes (“criminal offence”)
- arranþs (“torture”)
- arrmítuozs (“murder”)
- dzyvruozs (“poisoning”)
- dzíraus (“rape”)
- hruònuozs (“trespass”)
- hrâðunguozs hņaișe (“child abuse”)
- hrâðunguozs stuvișe (“abuse of corpse”)
- hrâðunguozs styrișe (“sexual abuse”)
- loruvuozs (“wounding”)
- ocía dzelieslișe (“assault”)
- ocía vacișe (“involuntary manslaughter”)
- ocía þyksûșe (“injury”)
- rjødraus (“theft”)
- rmítuozs hņaișe (“infanticide”)
- rnímía dzelieslișe (“aggravated assault”)
- rnímía þyksûșe (“aggravated injury”)
- ruvuozs (“battery”)
- ryeņe (“fraud”)
- rívui slavûșe (“war crimes”)
- rívus zravardișe (“hate crime”)
- stenuodraus (“terrorism”)
- zlerâsuozs stjásnevjeșe (“criminal negligence”)
- zraloruvuozs (“mayhem”)
- ándoà (“perjury”)
Translation
second-degree homicide in Radestrian criminal law
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