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Created page with "==Enventian== ===Etymology=== Borrowed from {{mn|non|vǫrðr#Old Norse}} from {{mn|gem-pro|*warduz}}. Doublet of {{term|vrad}} and {{term|wart}}. ===Pronunciation=== * IPA: [ˈvu(ː)ʐɛɾ], [-əɾ] ===Noun=== '''wórjer''' m. (plural: '''wórjere''') # policeman, cop # (archaic) guard # (archaic, military) guard duty ====Synonyms==== * 1: {{term|policjman}}, {{term|policjagent}} * 2: {{term|vrad}} ====Derived words==== * {{term|straatwórjer}} * {{te..." |
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* {{term| | * {{term|wórjcoug}} | ||
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Revision as of 19:19, 13 March 2026
Enventian
Etymology
Borrowed from Old Norse vǫrðr from Proto-Germanic *warduz. Doublet of vrad and wart.
Pronunciation
- IPA: [ˈvu(ː)ʐɛɾ], [-əɾ]
Noun
wórjer m. (plural: wórjere)
- policeman, cop
- (archaic) guard
- (archaic, military) guard duty
Synonyms
- 1: policjman, policjagent
- 2: vrad
Derived words
Inflection
| 6th (l, r stem) Declension | ||
| case | singular | plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | wórjer | wórjere |
| Accusative | wórjern | wórjeres |
| Genitive | wórjers | wórjere |
| Dative | wórjere | wórjery |
| Instrumental | wórjery | wórjery |