drinad

/'dri.nad/ 9Rl@c9

noun

felt

Neologism. Source: Celephinnel

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noun thing

Etymology

Root: √DRING "beat, strike"

driŋennata › driŋenata › driŋenat › driŋenad › driŋnad › drinad

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Elements

DRING beat root
-en adjectival suffix
nata thing noun

Notes

Neologism based on Greek πῖλος (pîlos), ultimately meaning "beaten [thing]". Greek is the source of Latin pilus, and all its derivations into Proto-Slavic and Proto-Germanic, which caused most European words for "felt". I used the root √DRING with the adjectival suffix -en to yield driŋen, and appended PE "nata" meaning "thing" to yield "beaten thing".