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Séivrakéi (archaic torberian: Séivrak- je, jen, íxre, sitiréi, íku (X-Irr.))
[ˈɕěːfɾə̄kʲěː]
Not only that
Complex etymology. composed of séivra, itself a composition of séi, third person active infinitive realis common singular of sitiréi, originally "to be (in a place)"
Kórtamt, múr
[kʰø̌ːtm̩t] (nominative) [kʰøːtə̃mỹ̌ː] (genitive)
Soul
A Modern Standard Torberian neologism created from Kóru, e (man, woman) + támat, súr (core) from Jaturnian tɑːməɕt (centre). It was popularized by the Solar Church across the V century.
Kéutθéian, an (m. or f.)
[kʰøːt̚θěːʔn̩]
today
From old torberian kěːwətuːr "today (genitive, so "of today")" + θéxɪθən "day (locative, so "in the day")"
It is a peculiar word, as the first fricative was maintained because of the t, giving kewθːeɪ̯ʔən in middle torb.
Séivrakéi (archaic torberian: Séivrak- je, jen, íxre, sitiréi, íku (X-Irr.))
[ˈɕěːfɾə̄kʲěː]
Not only that
Complex etymology. composed of séivra, itself a composition of séi, third person active infinitive realis common singular of sitiréi, originally "to be (in a place)"