Old Elvish[]
Pronouncation[]
(Pronunciation: [ɑmouɾentiːn])
Etymology[]
From O.elvish amorentia (academic, scholarly),From amorentia (scholarly) + -in (noun transformation)
Noun[]
Amorentin (Regular)
- (Countable)
- 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.
