Contionary:lupentus

Aeranir

ēda lupenta

fromar lupentar nebrar

Etymology

From Old Aeranir lupentos, from Proto-Iscaric *lupəntos̠, from Proto-Maro-Ephenian *ħlewp- ("water, wet"). Cognate with Dalitian alúphōr, Stiric rupá, and Proto-Fyrdic *lubōr. Originally referred to new or fresh grass and plant life (e.g. watery; full of water), but meaning shifted over time to refer to the colour of fresh grass.

Pronunciation

(Old) IPA: [luˈpʰen̪.t̪os̠]
(Classical) IPA: [ɫʊˈpʰɛ̃n̪.t̪ʊs̠]
(Gaunine) IPA: [ɫɯˈpʰɛ̃n̪.t̪ɯs]
(Late) IPA: [ɫoˈpɛ̃n̪.t̪os̠]

Adjective

lupentus (cyclical lupenta, eternal lupentun)

1. green; bright green, like new grass or leaves
2. fresh, bright, young
3. (substantive) greenery, fresh plants; nature

Declension

Declension of lupentus
	temporary		cyclical		eternal
	singular	plural	singular	plural	singular	plural
nominative	lupentus	lupentur	lupenta	lupentar	lupentun	lupentunt
vocative	lupente
accusative	lupentun	lupentī	lupentan	lupentae
essive	lupentū	lupentur	lupentau	lupentur	lupentū	lupentur
instrumental	lupentōrun	lupentōs	lupentārun	lupentōs	lupentōrun	lupentōs
genitive	lupentī	lupentōbus	lupentae	lupentābus	lupentī	lupentōbus
dative	lupentō	lupentōna	lupentō	lupentāna	lupentō	lupentōna
ablative	lupentā	lupentōs	lupentā	lupentās	lupentā	lupentōs
locative	lupentīs	lupentā	lupentīs	lupentā	lupentīs	lupentā

Derived terms

• lupentia ("field, plain, green; nature")
• lupeor ("I am green, fresh, young")

Descendants

• Ilesse: lubentu
• S'entigneis: louvenz
• Tevrés: lluvientos