green

green (positive)
greenen (attributive indefinite masculine positive)
green (attributive definite positive)
green (attributive positive)
green (attributive plural positive)
greenen (indefinite independent masculine positive)
green (definite independent positive)
green (independent positive)
greenen (independent plural positive)
greens (partitive positive)
greener (comparative)
greeneren (attributive comparative indefinite masculine)
greener (attributive comparative definite)
greener (attributive comparative)
greener (attributive comparative plural)
greeneren (comparative indefinite independent masculine)
greener (comparative definite independent)
greener (comparative independent)
greeneren (comparative independent plural)
greeners (comparative partitive)
am greensten (superlative)
greenst (attributive definite superlative)
greenst (attributive superlative)
greenst (attributive plural superlative)
greenst (definite independent superlative)
greenst (independent superlative)
greensten (independent plural superlative)
green (positive)
green (attributive positive)
greenen (indefinite independent positive singular)
green (definite independent positive singular)
greenen (independent plural positive)
greens (partitive positive singular)
greener (comparative)
greener (attributive comparative)
greeneren (comparative indefinite independent singular)
greener (comparative definite independent singular)
greeneren (comparative independent plural)
greeners (comparative partitive singular)
am greensten (superlative)
greenst (attributive superlative)
greenst (definite independent singular superlative)
greensten (independent plural superlative)

From Old Frisian grēne, from Proto-West Germanic *grōnī, from Proto-Germanic *grōniz.


leet

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leet (comparative leeter, superlative leest)

leeter (comparative)
leest (superlative)
leet (positive)
leet (attributive positive)
leeten (indefinite independent positive singular)
leet (definite independent positive singular)
leeten (independent plural positive)
leets (partitive positive singular)
leeter (comparative)
leeter (attributive comparative)
leeteren (comparative indefinite independent singular)
leeter (comparative definite independent singular)
leeteren (comparative independent plural)
leeters (comparative partitive singular)
am leesten (superlative)
leest (attributive superlative)
leest (definite independent singular superlative)
leesten (independent plural superlative)
leed (alternative)
lääs (alternative)


jip

jip (comparative jiper, superlative jipst)

jiper (comparative)
jipst (superlative)
jip (positive)
jipen (attributive indefinite masculine positive)
jip (attributive definite positive)
jip (attributive positive)
jip (attributive plural positive)
jipen (indefinite independent masculine positive)
jip (definite independent positive)
jip (independent positive)
jipen (independent plural positive)
jips (partitive positive)
jiper (comparative)
jiperen (attributive comparative indefinite masculine)
jiper (attributive comparative definite)
jiper (attributive comparative)
jiper (attributive comparative plural)
jiperen (comparative indefinite independent masculine)
jiper (comparative definite independent)
jiper (comparative independent)
jiperen (comparative independent plural)
jipers (comparative partitive)
am jipsten (superlative)
jipst (attributive definite superlative)
jipst (attributive superlative)
jipst (attributive plural superlative)
jipst (definite independent superlative)
jipst (independent superlative)
jipsten (independent plural superlative)
diip (alternative)

From Old Frisian diāp, from Proto-Germanic *deupaz.


wit

wit (positive)
witen (indefinite masculine positive)
wite (definite masculine positive)
wite (plural positive)
wits (partitive positive)
witer (comparative)
witeren (comparative indefinite masculine)
witere (comparative definite masculine)
witere (comparative plural)
witers (comparative partitive)
am witsten (superlative)
witste (definite masculine superlative)
witst (superlative)
witste (plural superlative)
wit (positive)
wit (attributive positive)
witen (indefinite independent positive singular)
wit (definite independent positive singular)
witen (independent plural positive)
wits (partitive positive singular)
witer (comparative)
witer (attributive comparative)
witeren (comparative indefinite independent singular)
witer (comparative definite independent singular)
witeren (comparative independent plural)
witers (comparative partitive singular)
am witsten (superlative)
witst (attributive superlative)
witst (definite independent singular superlative)
witsten (independent plural superlative)
witj (alternative)

From Old Frisian hwīt, from Proto-West Germanic *hwīt, from Proto-Germanic *hwītaz. Cognates include West Frisian wyt.


lung

lung (comparative linger or långer, superlative lingst or långst)

linger (comparative)
långer (comparative)
lingst (superlative)
långst (superlative)
lung (positive)
lungen (attributive indefinite masculine positive)
lung (attributive definite positive)
lung (attributive positive)
lung (attributive plural positive)
lungen (indefinite independent masculine positive)
lung (definite independent positive)
lung (independent positive)
lungen (independent plural positive)
lungs (partitive positive)
linger (comparative)
lingeren (attributive comparative indefinite masculine)
linger (attributive comparative definite)
linger (attributive comparative)
linger (attributive comparative plural)
lingeren (comparative indefinite independent masculine)
linger (comparative definite independent)
linger (comparative independent)
lingeren (comparative independent plural)
lingers (comparative partitive)
am lingsten (superlative)
lingst (attributive definite superlative)
lingst (attributive superlative)
lingst (attributive plural superlative)
lingst (definite independent superlative)
lingst (independent superlative)
lingsten (independent plural superlative)
lung (positive)
lungen (indefinite masculine positive)
lunge (definite masculine positive)
lunge (plural positive)
lungs (partitive positive)
långer (comparative)
långeren (comparative indefinite masculine)
långere (comparative definite masculine)
långere (comparative plural)
långers (comparative partitive)
am långsten (superlative)
långste (definite masculine superlative)
långst (superlative)
långste (plural superlative)
lüng (alternative)


rik

rik (positive)
riken (attributive indefinite masculine positive)
rik (attributive definite positive)
rik (attributive positive)
rik (attributive plural positive)
riken (indefinite independent masculine positive)
rik (definite independent positive)
rik (independent positive)
riken (independent plural positive)
riks (partitive positive)
riker (comparative)
rikeren (attributive comparative indefinite masculine)
riker (attributive comparative definite)
riker (attributive comparative)
riker (attributive comparative plural)
rikeren (comparative indefinite independent masculine)
riker (comparative definite independent)
riker (comparative independent)
rikeren (comparative independent plural)
rikers (comparative partitive)
am riksten (superlative)
rikst (attributive definite superlative)
rikst (attributive superlative)
rikst (attributive plural superlative)
rikst (definite independent superlative)
rikst (independent superlative)
riksten (independent plural superlative)
rik (positive)
riken (indefinite masculine positive)
rike (definite masculine positive)
rike (plural positive)
riks (partitive positive)
riker (comparative)
rikeren (comparative indefinite masculine)
rikere (comparative definite masculine)
rikere (comparative plural)
rikers (comparative partitive)
am riksten (superlative)
rikste (definite masculine superlative)
rikst (superlative)
rikste (plural superlative)
rik (positive)
rik (attributive positive)
riken (indefinite independent positive singular)
rik (definite independent positive singular)
riken (independent plural positive)
riks (partitive positive singular)
riker (comparative)
riker (attributive comparative)
rikeren (comparative indefinite independent singular)
riker (comparative definite independent singular)
rikeren (comparative independent plural)
rikers (comparative partitive singular)
am riksten (superlative)
rikst (attributive superlative)
rikst (definite independent singular superlative)
riksten (independent plural superlative)

From Old Frisian rīke, from Proto-Germanic *rīkijaz (“mighty”), from *rīks, from Proto-Celtic *rīxs (“king”) (compare Irish rí), from Proto-Indo-European *h₃rḗǵs (“king”).


nei

nei (positive)
neien (attributive indefinite masculine positive)
nei (attributive definite positive)
nei (attributive positive)
nei (attributive plural positive)
neien (indefinite independent masculine positive)
nei (definite independent positive)
nei (independent positive)
neien (independent plural positive)
neis (partitive positive)
neier (comparative)
neieren (attributive comparative indefinite masculine)
neier (attributive comparative definite)
neier (attributive comparative)
neier (attributive comparative plural)
neieren (comparative indefinite independent masculine)
neier (comparative definite independent)
neier (comparative independent)
neieren (comparative independent plural)
neiers (comparative partitive)
am neisten (superlative)
neist (attributive definite superlative)
neist (attributive superlative)
neist (attributive plural superlative)
neist (definite independent superlative)
neist (independent superlative)
neisten (independent plural superlative)
nai (alternative)
nii (alternative)

From Old Frisian nī, from Proto-West Germanic *niwi, from Proto-Germanic *niwjaz. Cognates include West Frisian nij.

en neien waanj

nei eerdaapler


junk

junk (positive)
junk (attributive positive)
junken (indefinite independent positive singular)
junk (definite independent positive singular)
junken (independent plural positive)
junks (partitive positive singular)
junker (comparative)
junker (attributive comparative)
junkeren (comparative indefinite independent singular)
junker (comparative definite independent singular)
junkeren (comparative independent plural)
junkers (comparative partitive singular)
am junksten (superlative)
junkst (attributive superlative)
junkst (definite independent singular superlative)
junksten (independent plural superlative)
jonk (alternative)

From Old Frisian diunk, from Proto-Germanic *dinkwaz, variant of *dankwaz (“dark”). Compare with German dunkel.


ween

ween (positive)
weenen (indefinite masculine positive)
weene (definite masculine positive)
weene (plural positive)
weens (partitive positive)
weener (comparative)
weeneren (comparative indefinite masculine)
weenere (comparative definite masculine)
weenere (comparative plural)
weeners (comparative partitive)
am weensten (superlative)
weenste (definite masculine superlative)
weenst (superlative)
weenste (plural superlative)

From Old Frisian wēden, from Proto-West Germanic *waiʀdīn (“like woad, made of woad”, hence “blue, bluish”). Cognate with English woaden.


gud

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gud (comparative beeder, superlative best)

beeder (comparative)
best (superlative)
gud (positive)
guden (attributive indefinite masculine positive)
gud (attributive definite positive)
gud (attributive positive)
gud (attributive plural positive)
guden (indefinite independent masculine positive)
gud (definite independent positive)
gud (independent positive)
guden (independent plural positive)
guds (partitive positive)
beeder (comparative)
beederen (attributive comparative indefinite masculine)
beeder (attributive comparative definite)
beeder (attributive comparative)
beeder (attributive comparative plural)
beederen (comparative indefinite independent masculine)
beeder (comparative definite independent)
beeder (comparative independent)
beederen (comparative independent plural)
beeders (comparative partitive)
am besten (superlative)
best (attributive definite superlative)
best (attributive superlative)
best (attributive plural superlative)
best (definite independent superlative)
best (independent superlative)
besten (independent plural superlative)
gödj (alternative)
gur (alternative)

From Old Frisian gōd, from Proto-Germanic *gōdaz.


hoog

hoog (comparative hooger, superlative hoogst)

hooger (comparative)
hoogst (superlative)
hoog (positive)
hoog (attributive positive)
hoogen (indefinite independent positive singular)
hoog (definite independent positive singular)
hoogen (independent plural positive)
hoogs (partitive positive singular)
hooger (comparative)
hooger (attributive comparative)
hoogeren (comparative indefinite independent singular)
hooger (comparative definite independent singular)
hoogeren (comparative independent plural)
hoogers (comparative partitive singular)
am hoogsten (superlative)
hoogst (attributive superlative)
hoogst (definite independent singular superlative)
hoogsten (independent plural superlative)
huuch (alternative)

From Old Frisian hāch. Cognates include West Frisian heech.


bister

bister (comparative bisterer, superlative bisterst)

bisterer (comparative)
bisterst (superlative)

Possibly cognate with West Frisian bjuster (“unusual, strange”).


smok

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smok (comparative smoker, superlative smokst)

smoker (comparative)
smokst (superlative)
smok (positive)
smoken (attributive indefinite masculine positive)
smok (attributive definite positive)
smok (attributive positive)
smok (attributive plural positive)
smoken (indefinite independent masculine positive)
smok (definite independent positive)
smok (independent positive)
smoken (independent plural positive)
smoks (partitive positive)
smoker (comparative)
smokeren (attributive comparative indefinite masculine)
smoker (attributive comparative definite)
smoker (attributive comparative)
smoker (attributive comparative plural)
smokeren (comparative indefinite independent masculine)
smoker (comparative definite independent)
smoker (comparative independent)
smokeren (comparative independent plural)
smokers (comparative partitive)
am smoksten (superlative)
smokst (attributive definite superlative)
smokst (attributive superlative)
smokst (attributive plural superlative)
smokst (definite independent superlative)
smokst (independent superlative)
smoksten (independent plural superlative)
smuk (alternative)


grat

grat (comparative grater, superlative gratst)

grater (comparative)
gratst (superlative)
grat (positive)
graten (attributive indefinite masculine positive)
grat (attributive definite positive)
grat (attributive positive)
grat (attributive plural positive)
graten (indefinite independent masculine positive)
grat (definite independent positive)
grat (independent positive)
graten (independent plural positive)
grats (partitive positive)
grater (comparative)
grateren (attributive comparative indefinite masculine)
grater (attributive comparative definite)
grater (attributive comparative)
grater (attributive comparative plural)
grateren (comparative indefinite independent masculine)
grater (comparative definite independent)
grater (comparative independent)
grateren (comparative independent plural)
graters (comparative partitive)
am gratsten (superlative)
gratst (attributive definite superlative)
gratst (attributive superlative)
gratst (attributive plural superlative)
gratst (definite independent superlative)
gratst (independent superlative)
gratsten (independent plural superlative)
grut (alternative)
gurt (alternative)

From Old Frisian grāt, which derives from Proto-Germanic *grautaz. Cognates include West Frisian grut.

Hü grat beest?


ouder

ouder
ouderen (indefinite masculine)
oudere (definite masculine)
oudere (plural)
ouders (partitive)
öler (alternative)
üđer (alternative)

From Old Frisian ōther, from Proto-Germanic *anþeraz. Cognates include West Frisian oar, English other.

(Mooring) other, different (not the same)


nai

nai (positive)
naien (indefinite masculine positive)
naie (definite masculine positive)
naie (plural positive)
nais (partitive positive)
naier (comparative)
naieren (comparative indefinite masculine)
naiere (comparative definite masculine)
naiere (comparative plural)
naiers (comparative partitive)
am naisten (superlative)
naiste (definite masculine superlative)
naist (superlative)
naiste (plural superlative)
nei (alternative)
nii (alternative)


nai

nai (positive)
nai (attributive positive)
naien (indefinite independent positive singular)
nai (definite independent positive singular)
naien (independent plural positive)
nais (partitive positive singular)
naier (comparative)
naier (attributive comparative)
naieren (comparative indefinite independent singular)
naier (comparative definite independent singular)
naieren (comparative independent plural)
naiers (comparative partitive singular)
am naisten (superlative)
naist (attributive superlative)
naist (definite independent singular superlative)
naisten (independent plural superlative)
näi (alternative)


lääs

lääs (comparative lääder or (less common) lääser, superlative leest)

lääder (comparative)
lääser (comparative uncommon)
leest (superlative)
lääs (positive)
lääsen (indefinite masculine positive)
lääse (definite masculine positive)
lääse (plural positive)
lääs (partitive positive)
lääder (comparative)
lääderen (comparative indefinite masculine)
läädere (comparative definite masculine)
läädere (comparative plural)
lääders (comparative partitive)
am leesten (superlative)
leeste (definite masculine superlative)
leest (superlative)
leeste (plural superlative)
leed (alternative)
leet (alternative)


gur

gur (comparative beeter, superlative beest)

beeter (comparative)
beest (superlative)
gur (positive)
gur (attributive positive)
guren (indefinite independent positive singular)
gur (definite independent positive singular)
guren (independent plural positive)
gurs (partitive positive singular)
beeter (comparative)
beeter (attributive comparative)
beeteren (comparative indefinite independent singular)
beeter (comparative definite independent singular)
beeteren (comparative independent plural)
beeters (comparative partitive singular)
am beesten (superlative)
beest (attributive superlative)
beest (definite independent singular superlative)
beesten (independent plural superlative)
gud (alternative)
gödj (alternative)


fat

fat (comparative fater, superlative fatst)

fater (comparative)
fatst (superlative)
fat (positive)
fat (attributive positive)
faten (indefinite independent positive singular)
fat (definite independent positive singular)
faten (independent plural positive)
fats (partitive positive singular)
fater (comparative)
fater (attributive comparative)
fateren (comparative indefinite independent singular)
fater (comparative definite independent singular)
fateren (comparative independent plural)
faters (comparative partitive singular)
am fatsten (superlative)
fatst (attributive superlative)
fatst (definite independent singular superlative)
fatsten (independent plural superlative)

From Old Frisian fatt, from Proto-West Germanic *faitid. Cognates include West Frisian fet and German fett.


leed

leed (comparative leeder, superlative letst)

leeder (comparative)
letst (superlative)
leed (positive)
leeden (attributive indefinite masculine positive)
leed (attributive definite positive)
leed (attributive positive)
leed (attributive plural positive)
leeden (indefinite independent masculine positive)
leed (definite independent positive)
leed (independent positive)
leeden (independent plural positive)
leeds (partitive positive)
leeder (comparative)
leederen (attributive comparative indefinite masculine)
leeder (attributive comparative definite)
leeder (attributive comparative)
leeder (attributive comparative plural)
leederen (comparative indefinite independent masculine)
leeder (comparative definite independent)
leeder (comparative independent)
leederen (comparative independent plural)
leeders (comparative partitive)
am letsten (superlative)
letst (attributive definite superlative)
letst (attributive superlative)
letst (attributive plural superlative)
letst (definite independent superlative)
letst (independent superlative)
letsten (independent plural superlative)
lääs (alternative)
leet (alternative)

From Old Frisian let, from Proto-West Germanic *lat.


grut

grut (comparative gruter, superlative grutst)

gruter (comparative)
grutst (superlative)
grut (positive)
gruten (indefinite masculine positive)
grute (definite masculine positive)
grute (plural positive)
gruts (partitive positive)
gruter (comparative)
gruteren (comparative indefinite masculine)
grutere (comparative definite masculine)
grutere (comparative plural)
gruters (comparative partitive)
am grutsten (superlative)
grutste (definite masculine superlative)
grutst (superlative)
grutste (plural superlative)
grat (alternative)
gurt (alternative)

From Old Frisian grāt, from Proto-West Germanic *graut, from Proto-Germanic *grautaz.


smuk

smuk (comparative smuker, superlative smukst)

smuker (comparative)
smukst (superlative)
smuk (positive)
smuken (indefinite masculine positive)
smuke (definite masculine positive)
smuke (plural positive)
smuks (partitive positive)
smuker (comparative)
smukeren (comparative indefinite masculine)
smukere (comparative definite masculine)
smukere (comparative plural)
smukers (comparative partitive)
am smuksten (superlative)
smukste (definite masculine superlative)
smukst (superlative)
smukste (plural superlative)
smok (alternative)


gre

From Proto-Germanic *grēwaz. Cognate with Dutch grauw, German grau, English grey.

grä (alternative)
gra (alternative)
grai (alternative)


fresk

fresk (positive)
fresken (attributive indefinite masculine positive)
fresk (attributive definite positive)
fresk (attributive positive)
fresk (attributive plural positive)
fresken (indefinite independent masculine positive)
fresk (definite independent positive)
fresk (independent positive)
fresken (independent plural positive)
fresks (partitive positive)
fresker (comparative)
freskeren (attributive comparative indefinite masculine)
fresker (attributive comparative definite)
fresker (attributive comparative)
fresker (attributive comparative plural)
freskeren (comparative indefinite independent masculine)
fresker (comparative definite independent)
fresker (comparative independent)
freskeren (comparative independent plural)
freskers (comparative partitive)
am freskesten (superlative)
freskest (attributive definite superlative)
freskest (attributive superlative)
freskest (attributive plural superlative)
freskest (definite independent superlative)
freskest (independent superlative)
freskesten (independent plural superlative)
frasch (alternative)
friisk (alternative)

From Old Frisian frēsisk. Cognates include West Frisian frysk.

Frisian (of the Frisian languages, the Frisian-speaking people, or the regions inhabitated by them)

(archaic) Mainland North Frisian (of the Frisian dialects, people and areas on the mainland of what is now Schleswig-Holstein, including the Halligen, but excluding the islands of Amrum, Föhr, Sylt and Heligoland)


ruar

ruar (positive)
ruar (attributive positive)
ruaren (indefinite independent positive singular)
ruar (definite independent positive singular)
ruaren (independent plural positive)
ruars (partitive positive singular)
ruarer (comparative)
ruarer (attributive comparative)
ruareren (comparative indefinite independent singular)
ruarer (comparative definite independent singular)
ruareren (comparative independent plural)
ruarers (comparative partitive singular)
am ruarsten (superlative)
ruarst (attributive superlative)
ruarst (definite independent singular superlative)
ruarsten (independent plural superlative)
ruad (alternative)
rüüdj (alternative)

From Old Frisian rād, from Proto-Germanic *raudaz, which see for cognates.


brün

brün (positive)
brün (attributive positive)
brünen (indefinite independent positive singular)
brün (definite independent positive singular)
brünen (independent plural positive)
brüns (partitive positive singular)
brüner (comparative)
brüner (attributive comparative)
brüneren (comparative indefinite independent singular)
brüner (comparative definite independent singular)
brüneren (comparative independent plural)
brüners (comparative partitive singular)
am brünsten (superlative)
brünst (attributive superlative)
brünst (definite independent singular superlative)
brünsten (independent plural superlative)

From Old Frisian brūn, from Proto-West Germanic *brūn.


öler

öler
öleren (attributive indefinite masculine)
öler (attributive definite)
öler (attributive)
öler (attributive plural)
öleren (indefinite independent masculine)
öler (definite independent)
öler (independent)
öleren (independent plural)
ölers (partitive)
ouder (alternative)
üđer (alternative)

(Föhr-Amrum) other, different (not the same)


jonk

jonk (positive)
jonken (attributive indefinite masculine positive)
jonk (attributive definite positive)
jonk (attributive positive)
jonk (attributive plural positive)
jonken (indefinite independent masculine positive)
jonk (definite independent positive)
jonk (independent positive)
jonken (independent plural positive)
jonks (partitive positive)
jonker (comparative)
jonkeren (attributive comparative indefinite masculine)
jonker (attributive comparative definite)
jonker (attributive comparative)
jonker (attributive comparative plural)
jonkeren (comparative indefinite independent masculine)
jonker (comparative definite independent)
jonker (comparative independent)
jonkeren (comparative independent plural)
jonkers (comparative partitive)
am jonksten (superlative)
jonkst (attributive definite superlative)
jonkst (attributive superlative)
jonkst (attributive plural superlative)
jonkst (definite independent superlative)
jonkst (independent superlative)
jonksten (independent plural superlative)
junk (alternative)


gurt

gurt (comparative gurter, superlative gurtst)

gurter (comparative)
gurtst (superlative)
gurt (positive)
gurt (attributive positive)
gurten (indefinite independent positive singular)
gurt (definite independent positive singular)
gurten (independent plural positive)
gurts (partitive positive singular)
gurter (comparative)
gurter (attributive comparative)
gurteren (comparative indefinite independent singular)
gurter (comparative definite independent singular)
gurteren (comparative independent plural)
gurters (comparative partitive singular)
am gurtsten (superlative)
gurtst (attributive superlative)
gurtst (definite independent singular superlative)
gurtsten (independent plural superlative)
grat (alternative)
grut (alternative)

From Old Frisian grāt, which derives from Proto-West Germanic *graut, from Proto-Germanic *grautaz. Cognates include West Frisian grut.


ual

ual (comparative ääler or ialer, superlative äälst or ialst)

ääler (comparative)
ialer (comparative)
äälst (superlative)
ialst (superlative)
ual (positive)
ualen (attributive indefinite masculine positive)
ual (attributive definite positive)
ual (attributive positive)
ual (attributive plural positive)
ualen (indefinite independent masculine positive)
ual (definite independent positive)
ual (independent positive)
ualen (independent plural positive)
uals (partitive positive)
ääler (comparative)
ääleren (attributive comparative indefinite masculine)
ääler (attributive comparative definite)
ääler (attributive comparative)
ääler (attributive comparative plural)
ääleren (comparative indefinite independent masculine)
ääler (comparative definite independent)
ääler (comparative independent)
ääleren (comparative independent plural)
äälers (comparative partitive)
am äälsten (superlative)
äälst (attributive definite superlative)
äälst (attributive superlative)
äälst (attributive plural superlative)
äälst (definite independent superlative)
äälst (independent superlative)
äälsten (independent plural superlative)
ual (positive)
ual (attributive positive)
ualen (indefinite independent positive singular)
ual (definite independent positive singular)
ualen (independent plural positive)
uals (partitive positive singular)
ialer (comparative)
ialer (attributive comparative)
ialeren (comparative indefinite independent singular)
ialer (comparative definite independent singular)
ialeren (comparative independent plural)
ialers (comparative partitive singular)
am ialsten (superlative)
ialst (attributive superlative)
ialst (definite independent singular superlative)
ialsten (independent plural superlative)
üülj (alternative)

From Old Frisian ald, which derives from Proto-West Germanic *ald. Cognates include West Frisian âld.

en ualen maan (Föhr-Amrum) / en ual Man (Sylt)

en ual wüf / Wüf (both dialects)

Jongen an ualen gung ap bi Ödersem strun tu baasin. (Föhr-Amrum)

Young and old are going to Utersum beach to bathe.


huuch

huuch (comparative huuger, superlative huuchst)

huuger (comparative)
huuchst (superlative)
huuch (positive)
huugen (attributive indefinite masculine positive)
huuch (attributive definite positive)
huuch (attributive positive)
huuch (attributive plural positive)
huugen (indefinite independent masculine positive)
huuch (definite independent positive)
huuch (independent positive)
huugen (independent plural positive)
huuchs (partitive positive)
huuger (comparative)
huugeren (attributive comparative indefinite masculine)
huuger (attributive comparative definite)
huuger (attributive comparative)
huuger (attributive comparative plural)
huugeren (comparative indefinite independent masculine)
huuger (comparative definite independent)
huuger (comparative independent)
huugeren (comparative independent plural)
huugers (comparative partitive)
am huuchsten (superlative)
huuchst (attributive definite superlative)
huuchst (attributive superlative)
huuchst (attributive plural superlative)
huuchst (definite independent superlative)
huuchst (independent superlative)
huuchsten (independent plural superlative)
huuch (positive)
huugen (indefinite masculine positive)
huuge (definite masculine positive)
huug (positive)
huuge (plural positive)
huuchs (partitive positive)
huuger (comparative)
huugeren (comparative indefinite masculine)
huugere (comparative definite masculine)
huugere (comparative plural)
huugers (comparative partitive)
am huuchsten (superlative)
huuchste (definite masculine superlative)
huuchst (superlative)
huuchste (plural superlative)
hoog (alternative)

From Old Frisian hāch. Cognates include West Frisian heech. For the spelling with ⟨ch⟩ see the notes at g.

en huugen buum


duuf

duuf (comparative duuwer, superlative duufst)

duuwer (comparative)
duufst (superlative)
duuf (positive)
duuwen (attributive indefinite masculine positive)
duuf (attributive definite positive)
duuf (attributive positive)
duuf (attributive plural positive)
duuwen (indefinite independent masculine positive)
duuf (definite independent positive)
duuf (independent positive)
duuwen (independent plural positive)
duufs (partitive positive)
duuwer (comparative)
duuweren (attributive comparative indefinite masculine)
duuwer (attributive comparative definite)
duuwer (attributive comparative)
duuwer (attributive comparative plural)
duuweren (comparative indefinite independent masculine)
duuwer (comparative definite independent)
duuwer (comparative independent)
duuweren (comparative independent plural)
duuwers (comparative partitive)
am duufsten (superlative)
duufst (attributive definite superlative)
duufst (attributive superlative)
duufst (attributive plural superlative)
duufst (definite independent superlative)
duufst (independent superlative)
duufsten (independent plural superlative)
duuf (positive)
duuwen (indefinite masculine positive)
duuwe (definite masculine positive)
duuw (positive)
duuwe (plural positive)
duufs (partitive positive)
duuwer (comparative)
duuweren (comparative indefinite masculine)
duuwere (comparative definite masculine)
duuwere (comparative plural)
duuwers (comparative partitive)
am duufsten (superlative)
duufste (definite masculine superlative)
duufst (superlative)
duufste (plural superlative)
doov (alternative)

From Old Frisian dāf, which Proto-Germanic *daubaz. Cognates include West Frisian dôf, English deaf.


nii

nii (positive)
nii (attributive positive)
niien (indefinite independent positive singular)
nii (definite independent positive singular)
niien (independent plural positive)
niis (partitive positive singular)
niier (comparative)
niier (attributive comparative)
niieren (comparative indefinite independent singular)
niier (comparative definite independent singular)
niieren (comparative independent plural)
niiers (comparative partitive singular)
am niisten (superlative)
niist (attributive superlative)
niist (definite independent singular superlative)
niisten (independent plural superlative)
nei (alternative)
nai (alternative)

From Old Frisian nī, from Proto-West Germanic *niwi, from Proto-Germanic *niwjaz. Cognates include West Frisian nij.

en / dit nii Hüs

en ual Hüs en en niien

dit ual Hüs en dit nii


iarst

iarst
iarsten (attributive indefinite masculine)
iarst (attributive definite)
iarst (attributive)
iarst (attributive plural)
iarsten (indefinite independent masculine)
iarst (definite independent)
iarst (independent)
iarsten (independent plural)

From Old Frisian ērest, from Proto-West Germanic *airist. Cognates include West Frisian earst and English erst.


traad

traad
traaden (attributive indefinite masculine)
traad (attributive definite)
traad (attributive)
traad (attributive plural)
traaden (indefinite independent masculine)
traad (definite independent)
traad (independent)
traaden (independent plural)

From Old Frisian thredda. Cognates include West Frisian tredde.


fjuard

fjuard
fjuarden (attributive indefinite masculine)
fjuard (attributive definite)
fjuard (attributive)
fjuard (attributive plural)
fjuarden (indefinite independent masculine)
fjuard (definite independent)
fjuard (independent)
fjuarden (independent plural)


füft

füft
füften (attributive indefinite masculine)
füft (attributive definite)
füft (attributive)
füft (attributive plural)
füften (indefinite independent masculine)
füft (definite independent)
füft (independent)
füften (independent plural)

From Old Frisian fīfta. Cognates include West Frisian fyfte.


seekst

seekst
seeksten (attributive indefinite masculine)
seekst (attributive definite)
seekst (attributive)
seekst (attributive plural)
seeksten (indefinite independent masculine)
seekst (definite independent)
seekst (independent)
seeksten (independent plural)

From Old Frisian sexta, from Proto-Germanic *sehstô. Cognates include West Frisian sechste, English sixth.


sööwenst

sööwenst
sööwensten (attributive indefinite masculine)
sööwenst (attributive definite)
sööwenst (attributive)
sööwenst (attributive plural)
sööwensten (indefinite independent masculine)
sööwenst (definite independent)
sööwenst (independent)
sööwensten (independent plural)


aachst

aachst
aachsten (attributive indefinite masculine)
aachst (attributive definite)
aachst (attributive)
aachst (attributive plural)
aachsten (indefinite independent masculine)
aachst (definite independent)
aachst (independent)
aachsten (independent plural)

Equivalent to aacht + -st with regular reduction of post-consonantal -tst. Compare West Frisian achste.


njüügenst

njüügenst
njüügensten (attributive indefinite masculine)
njüügenst (attributive definite)
njüügenst (attributive)
njüügenst (attributive plural)
njüügensten (indefinite independent masculine)
njüügenst (definite independent)
njüügenst (independent)
njüügensten (independent plural)


tjiinst

tjiinst
tjiinsten (attributive indefinite masculine)
tjiinst (attributive definite)
tjiinst (attributive)
tjiinst (attributive plural)
tjiinsten (indefinite independent masculine)
tjiinst (definite independent)
tjiinst (independent)
tjiinsten (independent plural)


suart

suart (positive)
suarten (attributive indefinite masculine positive)
suart (attributive definite positive)
suart (attributive positive)
suart (attributive plural positive)
suarten (indefinite independent masculine positive)
suart (definite independent positive)
suart (independent positive)
suarten (independent plural positive)
suarts (partitive positive)
suarter (comparative)
suarteren (attributive comparative indefinite masculine)
suarter (attributive comparative definite)
suarter (attributive comparative)
suarter (attributive comparative plural)
suarteren (comparative indefinite independent masculine)
suarter (comparative definite independent)
suarter (comparative independent)
suarteren (comparative independent plural)
suarters (comparative partitive)
am suartsten (superlative)
suartst (attributive definite superlative)
suartst (attributive superlative)
suartst (attributive plural superlative)
suartst (definite independent superlative)
suartst (independent superlative)
suartsten (independent plural superlative)
suurt (alternative)

From Old Frisian swart, from Proto-Germanic *swartaz. Cognates include West Frisian swart.


näi

näi (comparative näre, superlative näist)

näre (comparative)
näist (superlative)
näi (positive)
näien (indefinite masculine positive)
näie (definite masculine positive)
näie (plural positive)
näis (partitive positive)
näre (comparative)
nären (comparative indefinite masculine)
näre (comparative definite)
näre (comparative plural)
näres (comparative partitive)
am näisten (superlative)
näiste (definite masculine superlative)
näist (superlative)
näiste (plural superlative)
nai (alternative)


doov

doov (comparative doower, superlative doofst)

doower (comparative)
doofst (superlative)
doov (positive)
doov (attributive positive)
doowen (indefinite independent positive singular)
doov (definite independent positive singular)
doowen (independent plural positive)
doofs (partitive positive singular)
doower (comparative)
doower (attributive comparative)
dooweren (comparative indefinite independent singular)
doower (comparative definite independent singular)
dooweren (comparative independent plural)
doowers (comparative partitive singular)
am doofsten (superlative)
doofst (attributive superlative)
doofst (definite independent singular superlative)
doofsten (independent plural superlative)
duuf (alternative)


frasch

(Mooring) Frisian (of or relating to the Frisian language generally)

(Mooring) Frisian (of or relating to the natives or inhabitants of Frisia, or to people of Frisian descent)

(Mooring) Frisian (of or relating to the region of Frisia)


gödj

gödj (comparative bääder, superlative beest)

bääder (comparative)
beest (superlative)
gödj (positive)
gouen (indefinite masculine positive)
goue (definite masculine positive)
gou (positive)
goue (plural positive)
gous (partitive positive)
bääder (comparative)
bääderen (comparative indefinite masculine)
bäädere (comparative definite masculine)
bäädere (comparative plural)
bääders (comparative partitive)
am beesten (superlative)
beeste (definite masculine superlative)
beest (superlative)
beeste (plural superlative)
gud (alternative)
gur (alternative)

From Old Frisian gōd, from Proto-Germanic *gōdaz.


njüti

njütier (comparative)
njütist (superlative)


tjüsch

[tçʏʃ ~ t͡ʃʏʃ]

Ultimately from Proto-Germanic *þiudiskaz.

(Mooring) German (relating to Germany and the German people)


gööl

gööl (positive)
göölen (indefinite masculine positive)
gööle (definite masculine positive)
gööle (plural positive)
gööls (partitive positive)
gööler (comparative)
gööleren (comparative indefinite masculine)
göölere (comparative definite masculine)
göölere (comparative plural)
göölers (comparative partitive)
am göölsten (superlative)
göölste (definite masculine superlative)
göölst (superlative)
göölste (plural superlative)
güül (alternative)


kölj

kölj (comparative kouler, superlative koulst)

kouler (comparative)
koulst (superlative)
kölj (positive)
koulen (indefinite masculine positive)
koule (definite masculine positive)
koul (positive)
koule (plural positive)
kouls (partitive positive)
kouler (comparative)
kouleren (comparative indefinite masculine)
koulere (comparative definite masculine)
koulere (comparative plural)
koulers (comparative partitive)
am koulsten (superlative)
koulste (definite masculine superlative)
koulst (superlative)
koulste (plural superlative)

From Old Frisian kald, from Proto-Germanic *kaldaz, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *gel-.


üülj

üülj (comparative åler, superlative ålst)

åler (comparative)
ålst (superlative)
üülj (positive)
üüljen (indefinite masculine positive)
üülje (definite masculine positive)
üülje (plural positive)
üüljs (partitive positive)
åler (comparative)
åleren (comparative indefinite masculine)
ålere (comparative definite masculine)
ålere (comparative plural)
ålers (comparative partitive)
am ålsten (superlative)
ålste (definite masculine superlative)
ålst (superlative)
ålste (plural superlative)
ual (alternative)

From Old Frisian ald, which derives from Proto-West Germanic *ald.


ärj

ärj (comparative eere, superlative eerist)

eere (comparative)
eerist (superlative)
ärj (positive)
ärjen (indefinite masculine positive)
ärje (definite masculine positive)
ärje (plural positive)
ärjs (partitive positive)
eere (comparative)
eeren (comparative indefinite masculine)
eere (comparative definite)
eere (comparative plural)
eeres (comparative partitive)
am eeristen (superlative)
eeriste (definite masculine superlative)
eerist (superlative)
eeriste (plural superlative)
iarig (alternative)
ārig (alternative)


ruad

ruad (positive)
ruaden (attributive indefinite masculine positive)
ruad (attributive definite positive)
ruad (attributive positive)
ruad (attributive plural positive)
ruaden (indefinite independent masculine positive)
ruad (definite independent positive)
ruad (independent positive)
ruaden (independent plural positive)
ruads (partitive positive)
ruader (comparative)
ruaderen (attributive comparative indefinite masculine)
ruader (attributive comparative definite)
ruader (attributive comparative)
ruader (attributive comparative plural)
ruaderen (comparative indefinite independent masculine)
ruader (comparative definite independent)
ruader (comparative independent)
ruaderen (comparative independent plural)
ruaders (comparative partitive)
am ruadsten (superlative)
ruadst (attributive definite superlative)
ruadst (attributive superlative)
ruadst (attributive plural superlative)
ruadst (definite independent superlative)
ruadst (independent superlative)
ruadsten (independent plural superlative)
rüüdj (alternative)
ruar (alternative)

From Old Frisian rād, from Proto-West Germanic *raud, from Proto-Germanic *raudaz, which see for cognates.


witj

witj (positive)
witjen (attributive indefinite masculine positive)
witj (attributive definite positive)
witj (attributive positive)
witj (attributive plural positive)
witjen (indefinite independent masculine positive)
witj (definite independent positive)
witj (independent positive)
witjen (independent plural positive)
witjs (partitive positive)
witjer (comparative)
witjeren (attributive comparative indefinite masculine)
witjer (attributive comparative definite)
witjer (attributive comparative)
witjer (attributive comparative plural)
witjeren (comparative indefinite independent masculine)
witjer (comparative definite independent)
witjer (comparative independent)
witjeren (comparative independent plural)
witjers (comparative partitive)
am witjsten (superlative)
witjst (attributive definite superlative)
witjst (attributive superlative)
witjst (attributive plural superlative)
witjst (definite independent superlative)
witjst (independent superlative)
witjsten (independent plural superlative)
wit (alternative)

From Old Frisian wīt, from Proto-Germanic *hwītaz.


stif

stif (comparative (Föhr-Amrum) stiiwer|or|(Mooring) stiwer, superlative stifst)

stiiwer|or| (Mooring) stiwer (Föhr-Amrum comparative)
stifst (superlative)
stif (positive)
stiiwen (attributive indefinite masculine positive)
stif (attributive definite positive)
stif (attributive positive)
stif (attributive plural positive)
stiiwen (indefinite independent masculine positive)
stif (definite independent positive)
stif (independent positive)
stiiwen (independent plural positive)
stifs (partitive positive)
stiiwer (comparative)
stiiweren (attributive comparative indefinite masculine)
stiiwer (attributive comparative definite)
stiiwer (attributive comparative)
stiiwer (attributive comparative plural)
stiiweren (comparative indefinite independent masculine)
stiiwer (comparative definite independent)
stiiwer (comparative independent)
stiiweren (comparative independent plural)
stiiwers (comparative partitive)
am stifsten (superlative)
stifst (attributive definite superlative)
stifst (attributive superlative)
stifst (attributive plural superlative)
stifst (definite independent superlative)
stifst (independent superlative)
stifsten (independent plural superlative)
stif (positive)
stiwen (indefinite masculine positive)
stiwe (definite masculine positive)
stiw (positive)
stiwe (plural positive)
stifs (partitive positive)
stiwer (comparative)
stiweren (comparative indefinite masculine)
stiwere (comparative definite masculine)
stiwere (comparative plural)
stiwers (comparative partitive)
am stifsten (superlative)
stifste (definite masculine superlative)
stifst (superlative)
stifste (plural superlative)
stüf (alternative)


suurt

suurt (positive)
suurt (attributive positive)
suurten (indefinite independent positive singular)
suurt (definite independent positive singular)
suurten (independent plural positive)
suurts (partitive positive singular)
suurter (comparative)
suurter (attributive comparative)
suurteren (comparative indefinite independent singular)
suurter (comparative definite independent singular)
suurteren (comparative independent plural)
suurters (comparative partitive singular)
am suurtsten (superlative)
suurtst (attributive superlative)
suurtst (definite independent singular superlative)
suurtsten (independent plural superlative)
suart (alternative)

From Old Frisian swart, swert, from Proto-Germanic *swartaz.


güül

güül (positive)
güülen (attributive indefinite masculine positive)
güül (attributive definite positive)
güül (attributive positive)
güül (attributive plural positive)
güülen (indefinite independent masculine positive)
güül (definite independent positive)
güül (independent positive)
güülen (independent plural positive)
güüls (partitive positive)
güüler (comparative)
güüleren (attributive comparative indefinite masculine)
güüler (attributive comparative definite)
güüler (attributive comparative)
güüler (attributive comparative plural)
güüleren (comparative indefinite independent masculine)
güüler (comparative definite independent)
güüler (comparative independent)
güüleren (comparative independent plural)
güülers (comparative partitive)
am güülsten (superlative)
güülst (attributive definite superlative)
güülst (attributive superlative)
güülst (attributive plural superlative)
güülst (definite independent superlative)
güülst (independent superlative)
güülsten (independent plural superlative)
güül (positive)
güül (attributive positive)
güülen (indefinite independent positive singular)
güül (definite independent positive singular)
güülen (independent plural positive)
güüls (partitive positive singular)
güüler (comparative)
güüler (attributive comparative)
güüleren (comparative indefinite independent singular)
güüler (comparative definite independent singular)
güüleren (comparative independent plural)
güülers (comparative partitive singular)
am güülsten (superlative)
güülst (attributive superlative)
güülst (definite independent singular superlative)
güülsten (independent plural superlative)
gööl (alternative)


eeđer

eeđer (comparative jer, superlative jest)

jer (comparative)
jest (superlative)
eeđer (positive)
eeđer (attributive positive)
eeđeren (indefinite independent positive singular)
eeđer (definite independent positive singular)
eeđeren (independent plural positive)
eeđers (partitive positive singular)
jer (comparative)
jer (attributive comparative)
jeren (comparative indefinite independent singular)
jer (comparative definite independent singular)
jeren (comparative independent plural)
jers (comparative partitive singular)
am jersten (superlative)
jerst (attributive superlative)
jerst (definite independent singular superlative)
jersten (independent plural superlative)
ääder (alternative)
eeder (alternative)


ārig

ārig (comparative āriger, superlative ārigst)

āriger (comparative)
ārigst (superlative)
ārig (positive)
ārig (attributive positive)
ārigen (indefinite independent positive singular)
ārig (definite independent positive singular)
ārigen (independent plural positive)
ārigs (partitive positive singular)
āriger (comparative)
āriger (attributive comparative)
ārigeren (comparative indefinite independent singular)
āriger (comparative definite independent singular)
ārigeren (comparative independent plural)
ārigers (comparative partitive singular)
am ārigsten (superlative)
ārigst (attributive superlative)
ārigst (definite independent singular superlative)
ārigsten (independent plural superlative)
iarig (alternative)
ärj (alternative)


üđer

üđer
üđer (attributive)
üđern (indefinite independent singular)
üđer (definite independent singular)
üđern (independent plural)
üđers (partitive singular)
öler (alternative)
ouder (alternative)


diip

diip (comparative diiper, superlative diipst)

diiper (comparative)
diipst (superlative)
diip (positive)
diipen (indefinite masculine positive)
diipe (definite masculine positive)
diipe (plural positive)
diips (partitive positive)
diiper (comparative)
diiperen (comparative indefinite masculine)
diipere (comparative definite masculine)
diipere (comparative plural)
diipers (comparative partitive)
am diipsten (superlative)
diipste (definite masculine superlative)
diipst (superlative)
diipste (plural superlative)
diip (positive)
diip (attributive positive)
diipen (indefinite independent positive singular)
diip (definite independent positive singular)
diipen (independent plural positive)
diips (partitive positive singular)
diiper (comparative)
diiper (attributive comparative)
diiperen (comparative indefinite independent singular)
diiper (comparative definite independent singular)
diiperen (comparative independent plural)
diipers (comparative partitive singular)
am diipsten (superlative)
diipst (attributive superlative)
diipst (definite independent singular superlative)
diipsten (independent plural superlative)
jip (alternative)

From Old Frisian diāp, from Proto-Germanic *deupaz.


friisk

friisk (positive)
friisk (attributive positive)
friisken (indefinite independent positive singular)
friisk (definite independent positive singular)
friisken (independent plural positive)
friisks (partitive positive singular)
friisker (comparative)
friisker (attributive comparative)
friiskeren (comparative indefinite independent singular)
friisker (comparative definite independent singular)
friiskeren (comparative independent plural)
friiskers (comparative partitive singular)
am friiskesten (superlative)
friiskest (attributive superlative)
friiskest (definite independent singular superlative)
friiskesten (independent plural superlative)
fresk (alternative)
frasch (alternative)

From Old Frisian frēsisk. Cognates include West Frisian frysk.

(archaic) Mainland North Frisian (of the Frisian dialects, people and areas on the mainland of what is now Schleswig-Holstein, including the Halligen, but excluding the islands of Sylt, Amrum, Föhr and Heligoland)


lüng

lüng (comparative leenger, superlative leengst)

leenger (comparative)
leengst (superlative)
lüng (positive)
lüng (attributive positive)
lüngen (indefinite independent positive singular)
lüng (definite independent positive singular)
lüngen (independent plural positive)
lüngs (partitive positive singular)
leenger (comparative)
leenger (attributive comparative)
leengeren (comparative indefinite independent singular)
leenger (comparative definite independent singular)
leengeren (comparative independent plural)
leengers (comparative partitive singular)
am leengsten (superlative)
leengst (attributive superlative)
leengst (definite independent singular superlative)
leengsten (independent plural superlative)
lung (alternative)


ääder

ääder (comparative iar, superlative iarst)

iar (comparative)
iarst (superlative)
ääder (positive)
ääderen (attributive indefinite masculine positive)
ääder (attributive definite positive)
ääder (attributive positive)
ääder (attributive plural positive)
ääderen (indefinite independent masculine positive)
ääder (definite independent positive)
ääder (independent positive)
ääderen (independent plural positive)
ääders (partitive positive)
iar (comparative)
iaren (attributive comparative indefinite masculine)
iar (attributive comparative definite)
iar (attributive comparative)
iar (attributive comparative plural)
iaren (comparative indefinite independent masculine)
iar (comparative definite independent)
iar (comparative independent)
iaren (comparative independent plural)
iars (comparative partitive)
am iarsten (superlative)
iarst (attributive definite superlative)
iarst (attributive superlative)
iarst (attributive plural superlative)
iarst (definite independent superlative)
iarst (independent superlative)
iarsten (independent plural superlative)
eeder (alternative)
Mooring (alternative)
eeđer (alternative)


stüf

stüf (comparative stüwer, superlative stüfst)

stüwer (comparative)
stüfst (superlative)
stüf (positive)
stüf (attributive positive)
stüwen (indefinite independent positive singular)
stüf (definite independent positive singular)
stüwen (independent plural positive)
stüfs (partitive positive singular)
stüwer (comparative)
stüwer (attributive comparative)
stüweren (comparative indefinite independent singular)
stüwer (comparative definite independent singular)
stüweren (comparative independent plural)
stüwers (comparative partitive singular)
am stüfsten (superlative)
stüfst (attributive superlative)
stüfst (definite independent singular superlative)
stüfsten (independent plural superlative)
stif (alternative)


iarig

iarig (comparative äärger, superlative äärigst)

äärger (comparative)
äärigst (superlative)
iarig (positive)
iarigen (attributive indefinite masculine positive)
iarig (attributive definite positive)
iarig (attributive positive)
iarig (attributive plural positive)
iarigen (indefinite independent masculine positive)
iarig (definite independent positive)
iarig (independent positive)
iarigen (independent plural positive)
iarigs (partitive positive)
äärger (comparative)
äärgeren (attributive comparative indefinite masculine)
äärger (attributive comparative definite)
äärger (attributive comparative)
äärger (attributive comparative plural)
äärgeren (comparative indefinite independent masculine)
äärger (comparative definite independent)
äärger (comparative independent)
äärgeren (comparative independent plural)
äärgers (comparative partitive)
am äärigsten (superlative)
äärigst (attributive definite superlative)
äärigst (attributive superlative)
äärigst (attributive plural superlative)
äärigst (definite independent superlative)
äärigst (independent superlative)
äärigsten (independent plural superlative)
ärj (alternative)
ārig (alternative)


rüch

rüch (comparative (Mooring) rööger|or|(Sylt) rücher, superlative rüchst)

rööger|or| (Sylt) rücher (Mooring comparative)
rüchst (superlative)
rüch (positive)
röögen (indefinite masculine positive)
rööge (definite masculine positive)
röög (positive)
rööge (plural positive)
rüchs (partitive positive)
rööger (comparative)
röögeren (comparative indefinite masculine)
röögere (comparative definite masculine)
röögere (comparative plural)
röögers (comparative partitive)
am rüchsten (superlative)
rüchste (definite masculine superlative)
rüchst (superlative)
rüchste (plural superlative)
rüch (positive)
rüch (attributive positive)
rüchen (indefinite independent positive singular)
rüch (definite independent positive singular)
rüchen (independent plural positive)
rüchs (partitive positive singular)
rücher (comparative)
rücher (attributive comparative)
rücheren (comparative indefinite independent singular)
rücher (comparative definite independent singular)
rücheren (comparative independent plural)
rüchers (comparative partitive singular)
am rüchsten (superlative)
rüchst (attributive superlative)
rüchst (definite independent singular superlative)
rüchsten (independent plural superlative)


eeder

eeder (comparative iir, superlative jarst)

iir (comparative)
jarst (superlative)
eeder (positive)
eederen (indefinite masculine positive)
eedere (definite masculine positive)
eedere (plural positive)
eeders (partitive positive)
iir (comparative)
iiren (comparative indefinite masculine)
iire (comparative definite masculine)
iire (comparative plural)
iirs (comparative partitive)
am jarsten (superlative)
jarste (definite masculine superlative)
jarst (superlative)
jarste (plural superlative)
ääder (alternative)
eeđer (alternative)


ginau

ginau (positive)
ginau (attributive positive)
ginauen (indefinite independent positive singular)
ginau (definite independent positive singular)
ginauen (independent plural positive)
ginaus (partitive positive singular)
ginauer (comparative)
ginauer (attributive comparative)
ginaueren (comparative indefinite independent singular)
ginauer (comparative definite independent singular)
ginaueren (comparative independent plural)
ginauers (comparative partitive singular)
am ginausten (superlative)
ginaust (attributive superlative)
ginaust (definite independent singular superlative)
ginausten (independent plural superlative)
genau (alternative)


dütsk

dütsk
dütsk (attributive)
dütsken (indefinite independent singular)
dütsk (definite independent singular)
dütsken (independent plural)
dütskes (partitive singular)
sjiisk (alternative)
tjiisk (alternative)
tjüsch (alternative)

From Proto-Germanic *þiudiskaz. If not outright borrowed, the initial d- is at least influenced by Middle Low German düdesch.

(Sylt) German (of Germany or the German people)


lüüs

lüüs (positive)
luusen (indefinite masculine positive)
luuse (definite masculine positive)
luus (positive)
luuse (plural positive)
lüüs (partitive positive)
luuser (comparative)
luuseren (comparative indefinite masculine)
luusere (comparative definite masculine)
luusere (comparative plural)
luusers (comparative partitive)
am luusesten (superlative)
luuseste (definite masculine superlative)
luusest (superlative)
luuseste (plural superlative)