Contionary:froma

Aeranir

fromar lupentar nebrar

Etymology

From Old Aeranir fromā, from Proto-Iscaric *ɸromā, from Proto-Maro-Ephenian *brem- ("to sprout, to leaf, to flourish").

Pronunciation

(Old) [ˈɸro.maː]
(Classical) [ˈfrɔ.ma]
(Gaunine) [ˈfɾɔ.ma]
(Late) [ˈfrɔ.ma]

Noun

froma (cyclical; genitive fromae)

1. leaf; specifically an oval or spade shaped leaf with one tip
2. a word; specifically a noun, adjective, particle, or prefix, i.e. everything other than the verb

Declension

ExpandDeclension of froma
	singular	plural
nominative	froma	fromar
vocative
accusative	froman	fromae
essive	fromau	fromur
instrumental	fromārun	fromōs
genitive	fromae	fromābus
dative	fromō	fromāna
ablative	fromā	fromās
locative	fromīs	fromā

Related terms

• säcūla ("needle, pine leaf")
• tōlla ("star-shaped leaf")

Descendants

• Ilesse: froa
• S'entigneis: fromme
• Tevrés: frema