Contionary:ūnima

Chlouvānem

Etymology

From Lällshag ounima (road, path).

Pronunciation

(Standard): IPA: [uːnimä]

(Līlasuṃghāṇi): IPA: [uːnimɐ]

Noun

ūnima (1h declension)

1. street, road

   lili mæn kita ūnimi cāṃkraye tatimē.

   My house is located at the end of the road.

Inflection

1-h type declension
Case	Singular	Dual	Plural
Direct	ūnima	ūnimāt	ūnimai
Vocative	ūnime
Accusative	ūnimu	ūnimāṣa	ūnimaih
Ergative	ūnimei	ūnimāra	ūnimān
Genitive	ūnimi	ūnimeva	ūnimumi
Translative	ūniman	ūnimarį	ūnimemān
Exessive	ūnimat	ūnimabhan	ūnimenīs
Essive	ūnimęs	ūnimanne	ūnimāra
Dative	ūnimom	ūnimarį	ūnimesām
Ablative	ūnimų	ūnimabhan	ūnimenīs
Locative	ūnime	ūnimanne	ūnimelīm
Instrumental	ūnimap	ūnimabhan	ūnimenīka

Derived terms

• camyūnima (motorway, expressway, freeway)
• geironima (gateway - in the Inquisition, used for main roads leading outside a town or towards city gates)
• martonima (urban road)
• nanayūnima (panoramic road; arch.: forest path)
• ūnimpenai (road network)

Related terms

• līlta (path)
• dorah (national road)
• ƾaira (boulevard)
• jūlla (esplanade)
• ūbgiras (approach - term for roads leading to important buildings or areas)
• deṣā (road following the outer path of a city wall)
• nadeṣā (road following the inner path of a city wall)