Contionary:horus

Aeranir

Etymology

From Old Aeranir horos, from Proto-Iscaric xoðos, from Proto-Maro-Ephenian *gʰedʰ-.

Pronunciation

(Old) IPA: [ˈho.ðos̠]
(Classical) IPA: [ˈhɔ.ðʊs̠]
(Gaunine) IPA: [ˈhɔ.ðɯs]
(Late) IPA: [ˈ(h)ɔː.d̪os̠]

Noun

horus (temporary; genitive horī)

1. (upper) degree, extent, bounds, limit
2. (in dative with negative) not as much as
   • moeiet mȳmō salvar horō ūlī raelis

     moei-et

     please-SUBJ.1SG

     mȳm-ō

     EMP.NEG-T.DAT.SG

     salv-ar

     book-NOM.PL

     hor-ō

     degree-DAT.SG

     ūl-ī

     that-T.GEN.SG

     rael-is

     child-GEN.SG

     moei-et mȳm-ō salv-ar hor-ō ūl-ī rael-is

     please-SUBJ.1SG EMP.NEG-T.DAT.SG book-NOM.PL degree-DAT.SG that-T.GEN.SG child-GEN.SG

     'I reckon I don't like books nearly as much as that one'

• argērra sea mīm horō ūlae tlāna

  arh-ērra

  red-3SG.C

  se-a

  this-C.NOM.SG

  mīm

  NEG

  hor-ō

  degree-DAT.SG

  ūl-ae

  that-C.GEN.SG

  tlān-a

  flower-NOM.SG

  arh-ērra se-a mīm hor-ō ūl-ae tlān-a

  red-3SG.C this-C.NOM.SG NEG degree-DAT.SG that-C.GEN.SG flower-NOM.SG

  'This flower is not as red as that one'

Declension

Declension of horus
	singular	plural
nominative	horus	horur
vocative	hore
accusative	horun	horī
essive	horū	horur
instrumental	horōrun	horōs
genitive	horī	horōδus
dative	horō	horōna
ablative	horā	horōs
locative	horīs	horā