Amorentin

Old ElvishEdit

PronouncationEdit

(Pronunciation: [ɑmouɾentiːn])

EtymologyEdit

From O.elvish amorentia (academic, scholarly),From amorentia (scholarly) + -in (noun transformation)

NounEdit

Amorentin (Regular)

1. (Countable)

1. Eng: Academy, school, place of learning

	Singular	Plural	Notes
Nominative	amorentin	amorentinê
Genitive	amorentinam	amorentinêm
Accusative	amorentinas	amorentinês
Locative	amorentinet	amorentinât
Adessive	ēdamorentin	ēdamorentinê
Apudessive	ëdamorentin	ëdamorentinês
Inessive	ënamorentin	ënamorentinêt
Intrative	ēnamorentin	ēnamorentinât
Subessive	ēsamorentin	ēsamorentinë
Superessive	ēramorentin	ēramorentinëm
Elative	ēmamorentin	ēmamorentinï
Allative	ētamorentin	ētamorentinït
Illative	ēpamorentin	ēpamorentinïm
Perlative	ādamorentin	ādamorentinïs
Prosecutive	ädamorentin	ädamorentinïm
Contrative	ïdamorentin	ïdamorentinô	against the academy
Conative	ūsamorentin	ūsamorentinôt	with the academy
Inconative	ödamorentin	ödamorentinôn	without the academy
Antitive	āsamorentin	āsamorentinôs	in front of the academy
Abilative	ōdamorentin	ōdamorentinæ	from the academy

This word has sometimes been seen to have used as "proper school training", which makes sense in the conative and inconative cases.