وَيمبارد

Kerasian

Etymology

From Middle Kerasian وَيمبارد - vimbard, `وَيمبارد - vimbardə, وَيمباردي - vimbardi ("vimbard"), from Old Kerasian زوْنيۏف‍ى - vinbardi ("vimbard"), from Northern Aradeshi *vinguardi ("vimbard"), from Aradeshi *winguarði ("vimbard"), from wingu ("cloud") + arði ("ground"). Borrowed by Anglostian as vimbard.

Pronunciation

• (Northern) IPA: /ˈvɪ̃.ba(ɾ)/, arPR: vĩ-ba(r)
• (Southern) IPA: /ˈvɪ̃.ᵐbaɾ/, arPR: vĩ-mbar
• (Wharsaodi) IPA: /vẽmˈbard/, [vẽmˈbart], arPR: vẽ-baṙt
• Rhymes: -aɾ, -art

وَيمبارد

Definition

Noun

وَيمبارد • (vimbard) (plural وَيمباردا vimbarda)

1. (uncountable) vapours or exhalations that become visible in the desert in the morning or evening.
2. (countable) a fog cloud.
3. (figurative) something that impedes and obscures one's progress and future, giving them a feeling of nervousness and uncertainty.

Declension

Declension of وَيمبارد - vimbard

	Singular	Plural
nominative	وَيمبارد - vīmbard	وَيمباردا - vimbārda
accusative	وَيمباردان - vimbārdan	وَيمباردين - vimbārdin
genitive	وَيمبارد'ين - vimbārd'in	وَيمبارد'ين - vimbārd'in