Yydh

Shiväisith

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language.
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Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /yːð/

Rhymes: -yːð

Orthographic Form

yydh

Noun

yydh (nominative singular)

1. wave

Inflection

Declension of yydh Singular Plural Nominative yydh yydhil Accusative yydhe yydhile Dative yydhä yydhilä Genitive yydhäs yydhäsil Comitative yydhäth yydhäthil Instrumental yydhär yydhäril Adessive yydhäsky yydhiläsky Allative yydhäskä yydhiläskä Ablative yydhäske yydhiläske Inessive yydhäsly yydhiläsly Illative yydhäslä yydhiläslä Elative yydhäsle yydhiläsle Essive yydhese yydhesil Translative yydhefe yydhefil Benefactive yydhevä yydhevel

Possessed forms of yydh Singular Plural First Person yydhih yydhijee Second Person yydhene yydhinii Third Person yydheve yydhivii

Creation and Usage Notes

This word immediately calls to mind the idea of an ocean wave to me: long, slow, deliberate, building over time... Quite evocative to me. -David J. Peterson 16:32, 13 December 2019 (PST)