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'''stchlír''' ''{{Abbtip|feminine gender|f}}'' (''genitive'' '''stchlér'''); ''ír-type'' | '''stchlír''' ''{{Abbtip|feminine gender|f}}'' (''genitive'' '''stchlér'''); ''ír-type'' | ||
# (''obsolete'') a disowned girl or | # (''obsolete'') a disowned girl or woman | ||
# (''vulgar, derogatory'') bitch, slut | # (''vulgar, derogatory'') bitch, slut | ||
Latest revision as of 00:01, 11 December 2024
Raysian
Etymology
From Old Raysian chtchlír, further source unknown. This word is somewhat peculiar, as it is declined as an ír-type noun, with the only other ír-type nouns being the kinship terms thír ("father"), maedhír ("mother"), paerthír ("brother"), wzdhír ("sister"), erpír ("son"), thoutír ("daughter").
Pronunciation
- (Standard Raysian) IPA: /ʃt͡ʃlíχ/
Noun
stchlír f (genitive stchlér); ír-type
- (obsolete) a disowned girl or woman
- (vulgar, derogatory) bitch, slut
Inflection
| Declension of stchlír (ír-type) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Case | Singular | Plural |
| Nominative Accusative |
stchlír | stchler |
| Genitive | stchlér | stchlóñ |
| Ablative | stchlór | |
| Dative | stchlé | |
| Allative | stchléwd | stchlórȍ |
| Instrumental-Comitative | stchléch | stchlóch |