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)

1. narration, story

   Ik scall än ljóren dé outstelhan.

   I will tell you a story.

2. traditional Enventian sung story
3. (archaic) poem
4. (archaic) song

Synonyms

• 1: sjogen

Derived words

• ljorjer
• änljoran

Inflection

5th (d,t,th stem) Declension, masculine
case	singular	plural
Nominative	ljór	{{{2}}}e
Accusative	ljóren	{{{2}}}es
Genitive	ljórs	{{{2}}}e
Dative	ljóre	{{{2}}}u
Instrumental1	{{{2}}}u	{{{2}}}u

¹Rare, only used in some set phrases