Contionary:lȳrus

Aeranir

Etymology

From Old Aeranir leiuros, from Proto-Iscaric *xleizros ("sky, weather"), from Proto-Maro-Ephenian *gʰley-.

Compare with helior, hollus, loebus.

Pronunciation

(Old) IPA: [ˈlei.bros̱]
(Classical) IPA: [ˈliː.bɛr]
(Gaunine) IPA: [ˈliː.bɛɾ]
(Late) IPA: [ˈli.βer]

Noun

lȳrus (temporary; genitive singular lȳrī)

1. time, hour, moment
2. occasion, case
3. the times, the age, the day
4. weather, the elements
   • mollī lȳrū aqiniae rāscē īn furentū quo sollānum mīm.

     moll-ī

     leak-SUBJ.3SG.E

     lȳr-ū

     weather-ESS.SG

     aqini-ae

     rain-GEN.SG

     rāsc-ē

     strong-ADV

     īn

     in

     fur-ent-ū

     fall-IPFV.PTCP-T.ESS.SG

     quo

     even

     sollān-un

     roof-NOM.SG

     mīm

     NEG

     moll-ī lȳr-ū aqini-ae rāsc-ē īn fur-ent-ū quo sollān-un mīm

     leak-SUBJ.3SG.E weather-ESS.SG rain-GEN.SG strong-ADV in fall-IPFV.PTCP-T.ESS.SG even roof-NOM.SG NEG

     'Even during times in which the rain falls strongly the roof should not leak.'

1. fair weather, fine weather

Descendants

• Iscariano: liro
• Ilesse: lliro
• S'entigneis: lirs
• Tevrés: rilos