þjalus

Radestrian

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian þjalus, from Old Radestrian þjalws, inherited from Proto-Radic *θjalɣs, from Proto-Hirdic *thjálghəs, from Proto-Laenkean *tʰjalgʱ-. Cognate with Ardian têls (“yearning”), Lusetian silğ (“pain”) and partially Laefevian þiêljens (“sorrow”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈθjalɤs/
• Rhyme: -alɤs ⁽³⁾
• Syllabification: þja–lus

Noun

þjalus inan (uncountable, genitive singular þjulvu, compound form þjalu-, þjalv-, relational adjective þjulviș)

1. anger

   Synonym: lurua

Declension

ExpandDeclension of þjalus (heavy, singulare tantum)
	singular
nominative	þjalus /ˈθjalɤs/
vocative	þjaluse /ˈθjalusɛ/
genitive	þjulvu /ˈθjɤlvu/
dative	þjalva /ˈθjalva/
accusative	þjalud /ˈθjalɤd/
instrumental	þjalvúr /ˈθjalvuːr/

Related terms

• þlevíș (“angry”)

Translations

Showanger

Riyan: anaol