Qūvrir: Difference between revisions

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From an invisible proto-language.
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(Classical) IPA^(key): /ˈquːvrir/

qūvrir (fifth declension aquatic, nominative plural qūvriri)

	Singular	Plural	Paucal	Collective
Nominative	qūvir	qūvra	qūvrin	qūvrir
Accusative	qūvir	qūvra	qūvrini	qūvriri
Genitive	qūvrio	qūvrȳti	qūvrino	qūvriro
Dative	qūvriot		qūvrinti	qūvrirti
Locative	qūvīr		qūvrinni	qūvrirri
Instrumental	qūvrȳsi	qūvrȳssi	qūvrissi	qūvrirzi
Comitative	qūvrȳmi	qūvrȳmmi	qūvrimmi	qūvrirmi
Vocative	qūvys	qūvas	qūvrissi	qūvrirzi

Used to describe a mass of people mourning, such as mourners at a funeral, or when a nation grieves for a departed ruler.

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	Used to describe a mass of people ~~are~~ mourning, such as mourners at a funeral, or when a nation grieves for a departed ruler.		Used to describe a mass of people mourning, such as mourners at a funeral, or when a nation grieves for a departed ruler.