Contionary:lupentus

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Aeranir

ēta lupenta
fromar lupentar neprar

Etymology

From Old Aeranir lupentos, from Proto-Iscaric *lupəntos, from Proto-Maro-Ephenian *r₂lewp-.

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: [ˈlu.pen̪.t̪os̠]
  • (Classical) IPA: [ɫɯˈpʰɛ̃n̪.t̪ɯs]
  • (Caunine) IPA: [ɫɯˈpʰɛ̃n̪.t̪ɯs]
  • (Late) IPA: [ɫəˈpɛ̃n̪.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 lupentōvus lupentae lupentāvus lupentī lupentōvus
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

See also

Colours in Aeranir • ētar
     lucer, solleus, helior           sater, tūvus
             arheor, rex, vīntus              vīntus              helior, malhus
             malhus              lupentus, lupeor             
             solleus