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# <small>''(genitive or compound, adjectival use)'':</small> pertinent to the Yunyalīlta | # <small>''(genitive or compound, adjectival use)'':</small> pertinent to the Yunyalīlta | ||
#: '''''yunyalīlti''' lillāmita'' — Yunyalīlti devotion | #: '''''yunyalīlti''' lillāmita'' — Yunyalīlti devotion | ||
# <small>''(exessive or compound, adjectival use)'':</small> following Yunyalīlti principles | # <small>''(exessive or compound, adjectival use)'':</small> following Yunyalīlti principles | ||
#: '''''yunyalīltat''' darī'' — Yunyalīlti society | #: '''''yunyalīltat''' darī'' — Yunyalīlti society | ||
Latest revision as of 09:48, 27 October 2018
Chlouvānem
Etymology
From yunya "nature, divinity, God, Goddess, yunya" and līlta "path"
Pronunciation
Noun
yunyalīlta (1h declension, singular only)
- Yunyalīlta, the traditional religion of the Chlouvānem
- mūji yaiva chlǣvānem yamei yunyalīlte lilah.
- Nearly all Chlouvānem are followers of the Yunyalīlta.
- mūji yaiva chlǣvānem yamei yunyalīlte lilah.
- (genitive or compound, adjectival use): pertinent to the Yunyalīlta
- yunyalīlti lillāmita — Yunyalīlti devotion
- (exessive or compound, adjectival use): following Yunyalīlti principles
- yunyalīltat darī — Yunyalīlti society
- yunyalīltat yaivcārāluṭam — Yunyalīlti Communism
Inflection
| 1-h type declension, singular only | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Case | Singular | ||
| Direct | yunyalīlta | ||
| Vocative | yunyalīlte | ||
| Accusative | yunyalīltu | ||
| Ergative | yunyalīltei | ||
| Genitive | yunyalīlti | ||
| Translative | yunyalīltan | ||
| Exessive | yunyalīltat | ||
| Essive | yunyalīltęs | ||
| Dative | yunyalīltom | ||
| Ablative | yunyalīltų | ||
| Locative | yunyalīlte | ||
| Instrumental | yunyalīltap | ||
Usage notes
Virtually always preceded by the honorific yamei.
Synonyms
- (Chlouvānem religion): camilīlta (liter.), lañšilīlta (liter.)
Derived terms
Related terms
- yunya (nature, God, Goddess, divinity, Yunya)