Contionary:νιάδ

Oltic

Etymology

From Middle Oltic νιαδ, from Old Oltic νεαδ, from Proto-Celtic *ne ad (see *ne and *ad), from Proto-Indo-European *neh₂éd.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ɲɐ̀ð]

Preposition

νιάδ (niád) (Cyrillic spelling њад)

1. (genitive) without

   Χρῶγϝος εν σό κάλεις δηιοῦρε πῖντινοσες έσσι πὰν αγϝῆκοσες, οὺτος τὴς ὰσρον ροῦνη χρονὶζιτετο κάρητεμο έζονον νιάδ παδουρίρος κυι κλίνετιουσες χρὸλτουους.

   Chrō͂nwos en só káleis dēiou͂re pi͂ntinoses éssi pàn anwē͂koses, oùtos tḕs àsron rou͂nē chronìziteto kárētemo ézonon niád padouríros kyi klínetiouses chròltouous.

   Technically it's illegal to hunt in this forest out of season, so let's keep it a secret and hope there isn't a game warden around to hear the gunshots.