Contionary:vīntus

Aeranir

ēda vīnta

tōllar vīntar rignī

Etymology

From vingor ("I am wet, I am fertile (of soil)"), from Old Aeranir vingōr, from Proto-Iscaric *wenɣōr, from Proto-Maro-Ephenian *wegh- ("wet, moist; rain"). Compare with vēsciȥ ("I get wet, I moisten").

Pronunciation

(Old) IPA: [ˈwiŋk.t̪os̠]
(Classical) IPA: [ˈʋĩːn̪.t̪ʊs̠]
(Gaunine) IPA: [ˈvĩːn̪.t̪ɯs]
(Late) IPA: [ˈβĩn̪.t̪os̠]

Adjective

vīntus (cyclical vīnta, eternal vīntun)

1. red; dull, earthy red; brown
2. black (of tea)

Declension

Declension of vīntus
	temporary		cyclical		eternal
	singular	plural	singular	plural	singular	plural
nominative	vīntus	vīntur	vīnta	vīntar	vīntun	vīntunt
vocative	vīnte
accusative	vīntun	vīntī	vīntan	vīntae
essive	vīntū	vīntur	vīntau	vīntur	vīntū	vīntur
instrumental	vīntōrun	vīntōs	vīntārun	vīntōs	vīntōrun	vīntōs
genitive	vīntī	vīntōbus	vīntae	vīntābus	vīntī	vīntōbus
dative	vīntō	vīntōna	vīntō	vīntāna	vīntō	vīntōna
ablative	vīntā	vīntōs	vīntā	vīntās	vīntā	vīntōs
locative	vīntīs	vīntā	vīntīs	vīntā	vīntīs	vīntā

Derived terms

• vīntiun ("field, land, plantation")
• vīnticülun ("black tea")

Descendants

• Ilesse: vintu
• S'entigneis: vinz
• Tevrés: vintos