Keltsvian[]
Pronounciation[]
(Pronunciation: [ke.ɾun])
Etymology[]
From Proto-Indo-European *kṛnu (horn).
Noun[]
Kerun (Regular)
- (Countable)
- Eng: Horn
- Eng: Glass, recipient for drinking
It has 6 meanings:
- Bony growth on some animal heads.
- Similar projection real or imaginary.
- Horn-shaped object.
- Instrument used to signal others.
- Loud alarm on a motor vehicle.
- Recipient to drink from.
| Declension of kerun | ||
|---|---|---|
| Singular | Plural | |
| Nominative | kerun | kerunun |
| Accusative | kerun | kerunun |
| Dative | kerunu | kerununu |
| Ablative | kerune | kerunune |
| Genitive | keruna | kerununa |
| Causative and temative | kerunose | kerununose |
| Comitative and instrumental | kerunom | kerununom |
| Lative | ana kerun | ana kerunun |
| Locative and temporary | kerune | kerunune |
| Privative | kerunas | kerununas |
Derived words[]
- kerunuk (adj), horn-shaped, horned.
- kerunuz (v), to gore.
- naskerun (n), rhinoceros.