Contionary:dram

Elvarri

Etymology

From Proto-Luxelvic *dră-m, accusative of *dra "joint, hand, foot". Doublet of ahra "hand".

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ˈdram] [ˈðram]

Noun

dram anim (plural dramor)

1. foot

   Uriglei tiure dramer, tokisvai!

   Wash your dirty feet, children!

2. leg

   Anlit bo nemise dramer omus kavinu.

   I adore the long legs of that woman.

Declension

Noun declensions of dram
	Nominative	Accusative	Genitive	Dative	Locative	Instrumental	Perlative	Vocative
Singular	dram	drami	dramos	dramta	dramsi	drames	dramas	dramto
Paucal	dramur	dramir	dramoro	dramtra	dramsia	dramsur	dramsra	dramtor
Plural	dramor	dramer	dramoros	dramtar	dramsa	dramsor	dramsrat

Usage notes

Dram is animate, though it is declensed as if it were inanimate. Adjectives are still inflected as animate, so the accusative of "long legs" would be nemise dramer, instead of *nemiser dramer.

Derived terms

• badram
• dramar