Contionary:ljór
Enventian
Etymology
From Middle Enventian lǫǫr, from Old Enventian leōð, liōð, either from Old English lēoð or Old Norse ljóð, both from Proto-Germanic *leuþą. Doublet of lör and léd.
Pronunciation
- IPA: [ˈʎu(ː)ɾ]
Noun
ljór n. (plural: ljóre)
- narration, story
- Ik scall än ljóren dé outstelhan.
- I will tell you a story.
- Ik scall än ljóren dé outstelhan.
- traditional Enventian sung story
- (archaic) poem
- (archaic) song
Synonyms
- 1: sjogen
Derived words
Inflection
| 5th (r,d,t stem) Declension | ||
| case | singular | plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | ljór | ljóre |
| Accusative | ljóren | ljóres |
| Genitive | ljórs | ljóre |
| Dative | ljóre | ljóry |
| Instrumental | ljóry | ljóry |