giburtitag

giburtitag (nominative singular)
giburtitagā (nominative plural)
giburtitaga (nominative plural)
giburtitag (accusative singular)
giburtitagā (accusative plural)
giburtitaga (accusative plural)
giburtitages (genitive singular)
giburtitago (genitive plural)
giburtitage (dative singular)
giburtitagum (dative plural)
giburtitagu (instrumental singular)

Middle High German:

German: Geburtstag

From Proto-West Germanic *gaburdidag. Equivalent to giburt + tag. Cognate with Old English gebyrddæg.


gidank

gidank (nominative singular)
gidankā (nominative plural)
gidanka (nominative plural)
gidank (accusative singular)
gidankā (accusative plural)
gidanka (accusative plural)
gidankes (genitive singular)
gidanko (genitive plural)
gidanke (dative singular)
gidankum (dative plural)
gidanku (instrumental singular)
gidanc (alternative)

Middle High German: gedanc

German: Gedanke

From Proto-West Germanic *gaþank, from Proto-Germanic *gaþankô. Equivalent to gi- + danc. Compare Old English geþanc.


giellolf

giellolf (nominative singular)
giellolfā (nominative plural)
giellolfa (nominative plural)
giellolf (accusative singular)
giellolfā (accusative plural)
giellolfa (accusative plural)
giellolfes (genitive singular)
giellolfo (genitive plural)
giellolfe (dative singular)
giellolfum (dative plural)
giellolfu (instrumental singular)


giheiz

giheiz (nominative singular)
giheizā (nominative plural)
giheiza (nominative plural)
giheiz (accusative singular)
giheizā (accusative plural)
giheiza (accusative plural)
giheizes (genitive singular)
giheizo (genitive plural)
giheize (dative singular)
giheizum (dative plural)
giheizu (instrumental singular)

From Proto-Germanic *gahaitą. Cognates include Gothic 𐌲𐌰𐌷𐌰𐌹𐍄 (gahait).


gikumiling

gikumiling (nominative singular)
gikumilingā (nominative plural)
gikumilinga (nominative plural)
gikumiling (accusative singular)
gikumilingā (accusative plural)
gikumilinga (accusative plural)
gikumilinges (genitive singular)
gikumilingo (genitive plural)
gikumilinge (dative singular)
gikumilingum (dative plural)
gikumilingu (instrumental singular)


gikwemaling

gikwemaling (nominative singular)
gikwemalingā (nominative plural)
gikwemalinga (nominative plural)
gikwemaling (accusative singular)
gikwemalingā (accusative plural)
gikwemalinga (accusative plural)
gikwemalinges (genitive singular)
gikwemalingo (genitive plural)
gikwemalinge (dative singular)
gikwemalingum (dative plural)
gikwemalingu (instrumental singular)
giquemiling (alternative)


gilaz

gilāz (canonical masculine)
gilāz (nominative singular)
gilāzā (nominative plural)
gilāza (nominative plural)
gilāz (accusative singular)
gilāzā (accusative plural)
gilāza (accusative plural)
gilāzes (genitive singular)
gilāzo (genitive plural)
gilāze (dative singular)
gilāzum (dative plural)
gilāzu (instrumental singular)
gilāz (nominative singular)
gilāz (nominative plural)
gilāz (accusative singular)
gilāz (accusative plural)
gilāzes (genitive singular)
gilāzo (genitive plural)
gilāze (dative singular)
gilāzum (dative plural)
gilāzu (instrumental singular)

Middle High German: gelāz

German: Gelass


gimeitgengil

gimeitgengil (nominative singular)
gimeitgengilā (nominative plural)
gimeitgengila (nominative plural)
gimeitgengil (accusative singular)
gimeitgengilā (accusative plural)
gimeitgengila (accusative plural)
gimeitgengiles (genitive singular)
gimeitgengilo (genitive plural)
gimeitgengile (dative singular)
gimeitgengilum (dative plural)
gimeitgengilu (instrumental singular)

The second element is from Proto-West Germanic *gangil.


ginoz

ginōz (canonical masculine)
ginōz (nominative singular)
ginōzā (nominative plural)
ginōza (nominative plural)
ginōz (accusative singular)
ginōzā (accusative plural)
ginōza (accusative plural)
ginōzes (genitive singular)
ginōzo (genitive plural)
ginōze (dative singular)
ginōzum (dative plural)
ginōzu (instrumental singular)
ginōzo (alternative)

Middle High German: genōz, genōze

German: Genoß, Genosse

From Proto-West Germanic *ganaut, from Proto-Germanic *ganautaz.


giruoft

giruoft (nominative singular)
giruoftā (nominative plural)
giruofta (nominative plural)
giruoft (accusative singular)
giruoftā (accusative plural)
giruofta (accusative plural)
giruoftes (genitive singular)
giruofto (genitive plural)
giruofte (dative singular)
giruoftum (dative plural)
giruoftu (instrumental singular)


gisamanung

gisamanung (nominative singular)
gisamanungā (nominative plural)
gisamanunga (nominative plural)
gisamanung (accusative singular)
gisamanungā (accusative plural)
gisamanunga (accusative plural)
gisamanunges (genitive singular)
gisamanungo (genitive plural)
gisamanunge (dative singular)
gisamanungum (dative plural)
gisamanungu (instrumental singular)


gisind

gisind (nominative singular)
gisindā (nominative plural)
gisinda (nominative plural)
gisind (accusative singular)
gisindā (accusative plural)
gisinda (accusative plural)
gisindes (genitive singular)
gisindo (genitive plural)
gisinde (dative singular)
gisindum (dative plural)
gisindu (instrumental singular)


gistiegil

gistiegil (nominative singular)
gistiegilā (nominative plural)
gistiegila (nominative plural)
gistiegil (accusative singular)
gistiegilā (accusative plural)
gistiegila (accusative plural)
gistiegiles (genitive singular)
gistiegilo (genitive plural)
gistiegile (dative singular)
gistiegilum (dative plural)
gistiegilu (instrumental singular)
gistiegal (alternative)


giswasgot

giswāsgot (canonical masculine)
giswāsgot (nominative singular)
giswāsgotā (nominative plural)
giswāsgota (nominative plural)
giswāsgot (accusative singular)
giswāsgotā (accusative plural)
giswāsgota (accusative plural)
giswāsgotes (genitive singular)
giswāsgoto (genitive plural)
giswāsgote (dative singular)
giswāsgotum (dative plural)
giswāsgotu (instrumental singular)


gizeltkegil

gizeltkegil (nominative singular)
gizeltkegilā (nominative plural)
gizeltkegila (nominative plural)
gizeltkegil (accusative singular)
gizeltkegilā (accusative plural)
gizeltkegila (accusative plural)
gizeltkegiles (genitive singular)
gizeltkegilo (genitive plural)
gizeltkegile (dative singular)
gizeltkegilum (dative plural)
gizeltkegilu (instrumental singular)


gizwiniling

gizwiniling (nominative singular)
gizwinilingā (nominative plural)
gizwinilinga (nominative plural)
gizwiniling (accusative singular)
gizwinilingā (accusative plural)
gizwinilinga (accusative plural)
gizwinilinges (genitive singular)
gizwinilingo (genitive plural)
gizwinilinge (dative singular)
gizwinilingum (dative plural)
gizwinilingu (instrumental singular)


garotag

garotag (nominative singular)
garotagā (nominative plural)
garotaga (nominative plural)
garotag (accusative singular)
garotagā (accusative plural)
garotaga (accusative plural)
garotages (genitive singular)
garotago (genitive plural)
garotage (dative singular)
garotagum (dative plural)
garotagu (instrumental singular)


gibuntil

gibuntil (nominative singular)
gibuntilā (nominative plural)
gibuntila (nominative plural)
gibuntil (accusative singular)
gibuntilā (accusative plural)
gibuntila (accusative plural)
gibuntiles (genitive singular)
gibuntilo (genitive plural)
gibuntile (dative singular)
gibuntilum (dative plural)
gibuntilu (instrumental singular)


gougaltuom

gougaltuom (nominative singular)
gougaltuomā (nominative plural)
gougaltuoma (nominative plural)
gougaltuom (accusative singular)
gougaltuomā (accusative plural)
gougaltuoma (accusative plural)
gougaltuomes (genitive singular)
gougaltuomo (genitive plural)
gougaltuome (dative singular)
gougaltuomum (dative plural)
gougaltuomu (instrumental singular)
goukaltuom (alternative)
goucaltuom (alternative)


grintil

grintil (nominative singular)
grintilā (nominative plural)
grintila (nominative plural)
grintil (accusative singular)
grintilā (accusative plural)
grintila (accusative plural)
grintiles (genitive singular)
grintilo (genitive plural)
grintile (dative singular)
grintilum (dative plural)
grintilu (instrumental singular)
crintil (alternative)
grindil (alternative)
krindil (alternative)

desc

Middle High German: grintel, grindel, grendel

German: Grindel


griozboum

griozboum (nominative singular)
griozboumā (nominative plural)
griozbouma (nominative plural)
griozboum (accusative singular)
griozboumā (accusative plural)
griozbouma (accusative plural)
griozboumes (genitive singular)
griozboumo (genitive plural)
griozboume (dative singular)
griozboumum (dative plural)
griozboumu (instrumental singular)


griozstein

griozstein (nominative singular)
griozsteinā (nominative plural)
griozsteina (nominative plural)
griozstein (accusative singular)
griozsteinā (accusative plural)
griozsteina (accusative plural)
griozsteines (genitive singular)
griozsteino (genitive plural)
griozsteine (dative singular)
griozsteinum (dative plural)
griozsteinu (instrumental singular)


grozdarm

grōzdarm (canonical masculine)
grōzdarm (nominative singular)
grōzdarmā (nominative plural)
grōzdarma (nominative plural)
grōzdarm (accusative singular)
grōzdarmā (accusative plural)
grōzdarma (accusative plural)
grōzdarmes (genitive singular)
grōzdarmo (genitive plural)
grōzdarme (dative singular)
grōzdarmum (dative plural)
grōzdarmu (instrumental singular)

Middle High German: grōzdarm

German: Großdarm


gruntfrost

gruntfrost (nominative singular)
gruntfrostā (nominative plural)
gruntfrosta (nominative plural)
gruntfrost (accusative singular)
gruntfrostā (accusative plural)
gruntfrosta (accusative plural)
gruntfrostes (genitive singular)
gruntfrosto (genitive plural)
gruntfroste (dative singular)
gruntfrostum (dative plural)
gruntfrostu (instrumental singular)


gruonpfellol

gruonpfellōl (canonical masculine)
gruonpfellōl (nominative singular)
gruonpfellōlā (nominative plural)
gruonpfellōla (nominative plural)
gruonpfellōl (accusative singular)
gruonpfellōlā (accusative plural)
gruonpfellōla (accusative plural)
gruonpfellōles (genitive singular)
gruonpfellōlo (genitive plural)
gruonpfellōle (dative singular)
gruonpfellōlum (dative plural)
gruonpfellōlu (instrumental singular)
gruonphellol (alternative)


gruzing

grūzing (canonical masculine)
grūzing (nominative singular)
grūzingā (nominative plural)
grūzinga (nominative plural)
grūzing (accusative singular)
grūzingā (accusative plural)
grūzinga (accusative plural)
grūzinges (genitive singular)
grūzingo (genitive plural)
grūzinge (dative singular)
grūzingum (dative plural)
grūzingu (instrumental singular)

Middle High German: griuzinc


guotdegan

guotdëgan (canonical masculine)
guotdëgan (nominative singular)
guotdëganā (nominative plural)
guotdëgana (nominative plural)
guotdëgan (accusative singular)
guotdëganā (accusative plural)
guotdëgana (accusative plural)
guotdëganes (genitive singular)
guotdëgano (genitive plural)
guotdëgane (dative singular)
guotdëganum (dative plural)
guotdëganu (instrumental singular)


guotwerklib

guotwërklīb (canonical masculine)
guotwërklīb (nominative singular)
guotwërklībā (nominative plural)
guotwërklība (nominative plural)
guotwërklīb (accusative singular)
guotwërklībā (accusative plural)
guotwërklība (accusative plural)
guotwërklībes (genitive singular)
guotwërklībo (genitive plural)
guotwërklībe (dative singular)
guotwërklībum (dative plural)
guotwërklību (instrumental singular)
guotwërclīb (alternative)

From guot (“good”) + wërk (“work, labor”) + līb (“life”).


gurtil

gurtil (nominative singular)
gurtilā (nominative plural)
gurtila (nominative plural)
gurtil (accusative singular)
gurtilā (accusative plural)
gurtila (accusative plural)
gurtiles (genitive singular)
gurtilo (genitive plural)
gurtile (dative singular)
gurtilum (dative plural)
gurtilu (instrumental singular)
gurtila (alternative)

Middle High German: gürtel

German: Gürtel

Luxembourgish: Gierel

Yiddish: גאַרטל (gartl)

From Proto-West Germanic *gurdil, from Proto-Germanic *gurdilaz.


afternel

afternel (nominative singular)
afternelā (nominative plural)
afternela (nominative plural)
afternel (accusative singular)
afternelā (accusative plural)
afternela (accusative plural)
afterneles (genitive singular)
afternelo (genitive plural)
afternele (dative singular)
afternelum (dative plural)
afternelu (instrumental singular)


afterreif

afterreif (nominative singular)
afterreifā (nominative plural)
afterreifa (nominative plural)
afterreif (accusative singular)
afterreifā (accusative plural)
afterreifa (accusative plural)
afterreifes (genitive singular)
afterreifo (genitive plural)
afterreife (dative singular)
afterreifum (dative plural)
afterreifu (instrumental singular)


aftersluzzil

aftersluzzil (nominative singular)
aftersluzzilā (nominative plural)
aftersluzzila (nominative plural)
aftersluzzil (accusative singular)
aftersluzzilā (accusative plural)
aftersluzzila (accusative plural)
aftersluzziles (genitive singular)
aftersluzzilo (genitive plural)
aftersluzzile (dative singular)
aftersluzzilum (dative plural)
aftersluzzilu (instrumental singular)


altmag

altmāg (canonical masculine)
altmāg (nominative singular)
altmāgā (nominative plural)
altmāga (nominative plural)
altmāg (accusative singular)
altmāgā (accusative plural)
altmāga (accusative plural)
altmāges (genitive singular)
altmāgo (genitive plural)
altmāge (dative singular)
altmāgum (dative plural)
altmāgu (instrumental singular)


ankspint

ankspint (nominative singular)
ankspintā (nominative plural)
ankspinta (nominative plural)
ankspint (accusative singular)
ankspintā (accusative plural)
ankspinta (accusative plural)
ankspintes (genitive singular)
ankspinto (genitive plural)
ankspinte (dative singular)
ankspintum (dative plural)
ankspintu (instrumental singular)
ancspint (alternative)


antheiz

antheiz (nominative singular)
antheizā (nominative plural)
antheiza (nominative plural)
antheiz (accusative singular)
antheizā (accusative plural)
antheiza (accusative plural)
antheizes (genitive singular)
antheizo (genitive plural)
antheize (dative singular)
antheizum (dative plural)
antheizu (instrumental singular)


anttag

anttag (nominative singular)
anttagā (nominative plural)
anttaga (nominative plural)
anttag (accusative singular)
anttagā (accusative plural)
anttaga (accusative plural)
anttages (genitive singular)
anttago (genitive plural)
anttage (dative singular)
anttagum (dative plural)
anttagu (instrumental singular)

Middle High German: anttac


armboug

armboug (nominative singular)
armbougā (nominative plural)
armbouga (nominative plural)
armboug (accusative singular)
armbougā (accusative plural)
armbouga (accusative plural)
armbouges (genitive singular)
armbougo (genitive plural)
armbouge (dative singular)
armbougum (dative plural)
armbougu (instrumental singular)


arsdarm

arsdarm (nominative singular)
arsdarmā (nominative plural)
arsdarma (nominative plural)
arsdarm (accusative singular)
arsdarmā (accusative plural)
arsdarma (accusative plural)
arsdarmes (genitive singular)
arsdarmo (genitive plural)
arsdarme (dative singular)
arsdarmum (dative plural)
arsdarmu (instrumental singular)


arswisk

arswisk (nominative singular)
arswiskā (nominative plural)
arswiska (nominative plural)
arswisk (accusative singular)
arswiskā (accusative plural)
arswiska (accusative plural)
arswiskes (genitive singular)
arswisko (genitive plural)
arswiske (dative singular)
arswiskum (dative plural)
arswisku (instrumental singular)


arzat

arzāt (canonical masculine)
arzāt (nominative singular)
arzātā (nominative plural)
arzāta (nominative plural)
arzāt (accusative singular)
arzātā (accusative plural)
arzāta (accusative plural)
arzātes (genitive singular)
arzāto (genitive plural)
arzāte (dative singular)
arzātum (dative plural)
arzātu (instrumental singular)
arzātāri (alternative)

desc

Middle High German: erzetere, arzeder, arzet

Bavarian: Årzt

German: Arzt


askboum

askboum (nominative singular)
askboumā (nominative plural)
askbouma (nominative plural)
askboum (accusative singular)
askboumā (accusative plural)
askbouma (accusative plural)
askboumes (genitive singular)
askboumo (genitive plural)
askboume (dative singular)
askboumum (dative plural)
askboumu (instrumental singular)
ascboum (alternative)


asterih

asterīh (canonical masculine)
asterīh (nominative singular)
asterīhā (nominative plural)
asterīha (nominative plural)
asterīh (accusative singular)
asterīhā (accusative plural)
asterīha (accusative plural)
asterīhes (genitive singular)
asterīho (genitive plural)
asterīhe (dative singular)
asterīhum (dative plural)
asterīhu (instrumental singular)
estrih (alternative)

Middle High German: esterīch, esterich, estrich

German: Estrich

From Late Latin astracum, astricum, from Ancient Greek ὄστρακον (óstrakon, “potsherd”).


asweif

āsweif (canonical masculine)
āsweif (nominative singular)
āsweifā (nominative plural)
āsweifa (nominative plural)
āsweif (accusative singular)
āsweifā (accusative plural)
āsweifa (accusative plural)
āsweifes (genitive singular)
āsweifo (genitive plural)
āsweife (dative singular)
āsweifum (dative plural)
āsweifu (instrumental singular)


azger

azgēr (canonical masculine)
azgēr (nominative singular)
azgērā (nominative plural)
azgēra (nominative plural)
azgēr (accusative singular)
azgērā (accusative plural)
azgēra (accusative plural)
azgēres (genitive singular)
azgēro (genitive plural)
azgēre (dative singular)
azgērum (dative plural)
azgēru (instrumental singular)


adank

ādank (canonical masculine)
ādank (nominative singular)
ādankā (nominative plural)
ādanka (nominative plural)
ādank (accusative singular)
ādankā (accusative plural)
ādanka (accusative plural)
ādankes (genitive singular)
ādanko (genitive plural)
ādanke (dative singular)
ādankum (dative plural)
ādanku (instrumental singular)
adanc (alternative)


affaltar

affaltar (nominative singular)
affaltarā (nominative plural)
affaltara (nominative plural)
affaltar (accusative singular)
affaltarā (accusative plural)
affaltara (accusative plural)
affaltares (genitive singular)
affaltaro (genitive plural)
affaltare (dative singular)
affaltarum (dative plural)
affaltaru (instrumental singular)


affaltarboum

affaltarboum (nominative singular)
affaltarboumā (nominative plural)
affaltarbouma (nominative plural)
affaltarboum (accusative singular)
affaltarboumā (accusative plural)
affaltarbouma (accusative plural)
affaltarboumes (genitive singular)
affaltarboumo (genitive plural)
affaltarboume (dative singular)
affaltarboumum (dative plural)
affaltarboumu (instrumental singular)
affoltarboum (alternative)

From affaltar (“apple tree”) + boum (“tree”).


agatstein

agatstein (nominative singular)
agatsteinā (nominative plural)
agatsteina (nominative plural)
agatstein (accusative singular)
agatsteinā (accusative plural)
agatsteina (accusative plural)
agatsteines (genitive singular)
agatsteino (genitive plural)
agatsteine (dative singular)
agatsteinum (dative plural)
agatsteinu (instrumental singular)


ahhalm

āhhalm (canonical masculine)
āhhalm (nominative singular)
āhhalmā (nominative plural)
āhhalma (nominative plural)
āhhalm (accusative singular)
āhhalmā (accusative plural)
āhhalma (accusative plural)
āhhalmes (genitive singular)
āhhalmo (genitive plural)
āhhalme (dative singular)
āhhalmum (dative plural)
āhhalmu (instrumental singular)
achalm (alternative)


ahsling

ahsling (nominative singular)
ahslingā (nominative plural)
ahslinga (nominative plural)
ahsling (accusative singular)
ahslingā (accusative plural)
ahslinga (accusative plural)
ahslinges (genitive singular)
ahslingo (genitive plural)
ahslinge (dative singular)
ahslingum (dative plural)
ahslingu (instrumental singular)
ehsiling (alternative)


ahteid

āhteid (canonical masculine)
āhteid (nominative singular)
āhteidā (nominative plural)
āhteida (nominative plural)
āhteid (accusative singular)
āhteidā (accusative plural)
āhteida (accusative plural)
āhteides (genitive singular)
āhteido (genitive plural)
āhteide (dative singular)
āhteidum (dative plural)
āhteidu (instrumental singular)


akwemiling

ākwemiling (canonical masculine)
ākwemiling (nominative singular)
ākwemilingā (nominative plural)
ākwemilinga (nominative plural)
ākwemiling (accusative singular)
ākwemilingā (accusative plural)
ākwemilinga (accusative plural)
ākwemilinges (genitive singular)
ākwemilingo (genitive plural)
ākwemilinge (dative singular)
ākwemilingum (dative plural)
ākwemilingu (instrumental singular)
aquemiling (alternative)


ambahtari

ambahtāri (canonical masculine)
ambahtāri (nominative singular)
ambahtāre (nominative plural)
ambahtārā (nominative plural)
ambahtāra (nominative plural)
ambahtāri (accusative singular)
ambahtāre (accusative plural)
ambahtārā (accusative plural)
ambahtāra (accusative plural)
ambahtāres (genitive singular)
ambahtāro (genitive plural)
ambahtāre (dative singular)
ambahtārim (dative plural)
ambahtāru (instrumental singular)


anabetari

anabetāri (canonical masculine)
anabetāri (nominative singular)
anabetāre (nominative plural)
anabetārā (nominative plural)
anabetāra (nominative plural)
anabetāri (accusative singular)
anabetāre (accusative plural)
anabetārā (accusative plural)
anabetāra (accusative plural)
anabetāres (genitive singular)
anabetāro (genitive plural)
anabetāre (dative singular)
anabetārim (dative plural)
anabetāru (instrumental singular)


anabuari

anabūāri (canonical masculine)
anabūāri (nominative singular)
anabūāre (nominative plural)
anabūārā (nominative plural)
anabūāra (nominative plural)
anabūāri (accusative singular)
anabūāre (accusative plural)
anabūārā (accusative plural)
anabūāra (accusative plural)
anabūāres (genitive singular)
anabūāro (genitive plural)
anabūāre (dative singular)
anabūārim (dative plural)
anabūāru (instrumental singular)


anahezzari

anahezzāri (canonical masculine)
anahezzāri (nominative singular)
anahezzāre (nominative plural)
anahezzārā (nominative plural)
anahezzāra (nominative plural)
anahezzāri (accusative singular)
anahezzāre (accusative plural)
anahezzārā (accusative plural)
anahezzāra (accusative plural)
anahezzāres (genitive singular)
anahezzāro (genitive plural)
anahezzāre (dative singular)
anahezzārim (dative plural)
anahezzāru (instrumental singular)

From ana- + *hezzāri, or from *anahazzēn + -āri, from hazzēn.


ahsalari

ahsalāri (canonical masculine)
ahsalāri (nominative singular)
ahsalāre (nominative plural)
ahsalārā (nominative plural)
ahsalāra (nominative plural)
ahsalāri (accusative singular)
ahsalāre (accusative plural)
ahsalārā (accusative plural)
ahsalāra (accusative plural)
ahsalāres (genitive singular)
ahsalāro (genitive plural)
ahsalāre (dative singular)
ahsalārim (dative plural)
ahsalāru (instrumental singular)


salzstein

salzstein (nominative singular)
salzsteinā (nominative plural)
salzsteina (nominative plural)
salzstein (accusative singular)
salzsteinā (accusative plural)
salzsteina (accusative plural)
salzsteines (genitive singular)
salzsteino (genitive plural)
salzsteine (dative singular)
salzsteinum (dative plural)
salzsteinu (instrumental singular)

Middle High German: salzstein

German: Salzstein

From Proto-West Germanic *saltastain, equivalent to salz + stein.


samahafting

samahafting (nominative singular)
samahaftingā (nominative plural)
samahaftinga (nominative plural)
samahafting (accusative singular)
samahaftingā (accusative plural)
samahaftinga (accusative plural)
samahaftinges (genitive singular)
samahaftingo (genitive plural)
samahaftinge (dative singular)
samahaftingum (dative plural)
samahaftingu (instrumental singular)


samantregil

samantregil (nominative singular)
samantregilā (nominative plural)
samantregila (nominative plural)
samantregil (accusative singular)
samantregilā (accusative plural)
samantregila (accusative plural)
samantregiles (genitive singular)
samantregilo (genitive plural)
samantregile (dative singular)
samantregilum (dative plural)
samantregilu (instrumental singular)


sambuh

sambūh (canonical masculine)
sambūh (nominative singular)
sambūhā (nominative plural)
sambūha (nominative plural)
sambūh (accusative singular)
sambūhā (accusative plural)
sambūha (accusative plural)
sambūhes (genitive singular)
sambūho (genitive plural)
sambūhe (dative singular)
sambūhum (dative plural)
sambūhu (instrumental singular)


santstein

santstein (nominative singular)
santsteinā (nominative plural)
santsteina (nominative plural)
santstein (accusative singular)
santsteinā (accusative plural)
santsteina (accusative plural)
santsteines (genitive singular)
santsteino (genitive plural)
santsteine (dative singular)
santsteinum (dative plural)
santsteinu (instrumental singular)

From sant + stein; literally 'sand-stone', i.e. stones that are like sand (in terms of their multitude and small size).


sarling

sarling (nominative singular)
sarlingā (nominative plural)
sarlinga (nominative plural)
sarling (accusative singular)
sarlingā (accusative plural)
sarlinga (accusative plural)
sarlinges (genitive singular)
sarlingo (genitive plural)
sarlinge (dative singular)
sarlingum (dative plural)
sarlingu (instrumental singular)


sedalstuol

sedalstuol (nominative singular)
sedalstuolā (nominative plural)
sedalstuola (nominative plural)
sedalstuol (accusative singular)
sedalstuolā (accusative plural)
sedalstuola (accusative plural)
sedalstuoles (genitive singular)
sedalstuolo (genitive plural)
sedalstuole (dative singular)
sedalstuolum (dative plural)
sedalstuolu (instrumental singular)


sefinboum

sefinboum (nominative singular)
sefinboumā (nominative plural)
sefinbouma (nominative plural)
sefinboum (accusative singular)
sefinboumā (accusative plural)
sefinbouma (accusative plural)
sefinboumes (genitive singular)
sefinboumo (genitive plural)
sefinboume (dative singular)
sefinboumum (dative plural)
sefinboumu (instrumental singular)


sefogal

sēfogal (canonical masculine)
sēfogal (nominative singular)
sēfogalā (nominative plural)
sēfogala (nominative plural)
sēfogal (accusative singular)
sēfogalā (accusative plural)
sēfogala (accusative plural)
sēfogales (genitive singular)
sēfogalo (genitive plural)
sēfogale (dative singular)
sēfogalum (dative plural)
sēfogalu (instrumental singular)

Middle High German:

German: Seevogel

From sēo + fogal. More at English seafowl.


segalboum

segalboum (nominative singular)
segalboumā (nominative plural)
segalbouma (nominative plural)
segalboum (accusative singular)
segalboumā (accusative plural)
segalbouma (accusative plural)
segalboumes (genitive singular)
segalboumo (genitive plural)
segalboume (dative singular)
segalboumum (dative plural)
segalboumu (instrumental singular)


selbboum

selbboum (nominative singular)
selbboumā (nominative plural)
selbbouma (nominative plural)
selbboum (accusative singular)
selbboumā (accusative plural)
selbbouma (accusative plural)
selbboumes (genitive singular)
selbboumo (genitive plural)
selbboume (dative singular)
selbboumum (dative plural)
selbboumu (instrumental singular)


selihof

selihof (nominative singular)
selihofā (nominative plural)
selihofa (nominative plural)
selihof (accusative singular)
selihofā (accusative plural)
selihofa (accusative plural)
selihofes (genitive singular)
selihofo (genitive plural)
selihofe (dative singular)
selihofum (dative plural)
selihofu (instrumental singular)


senkil

senkil (nominative singular)
senkilā (nominative plural)
senkila (nominative plural)
senkil (accusative singular)
senkilā (accusative plural)
senkila (accusative plural)
senkiles (genitive singular)
senkilo (genitive plural)
senkile (dative singular)
senkilum (dative plural)
senkilu (instrumental singular)


senkilstein

senkilstein (nominative singular)
senkilsteinā (nominative plural)
senkilsteina (nominative plural)
senkilstein (accusative singular)
senkilsteinā (accusative plural)
senkilsteina (accusative plural)
senkilsteines (genitive singular)
senkilsteino (genitive plural)
senkilsteine (dative singular)
senkilsteinum (dative plural)
senkilsteinu (instrumental singular)


siguhelm

siguhelm (nominative singular)
siguhelmā (nominative plural)
siguhelma (nominative plural)
siguhelm (accusative singular)
siguhelmā (accusative plural)
siguhelma (accusative plural)
siguhelmes (genitive singular)
siguhelmo (genitive plural)
siguhelme (dative singular)
siguhelmum (dative plural)
siguhelmu (instrumental singular)
sigihelm (alternative)


sigulon

sigulōn (canonical masculine)
sigulōn (nominative singular)
sigulōnā (nominative plural)
sigulōna (nominative plural)
sigulōn (accusative singular)
sigulōnā (accusative plural)
sigulōna (accusative plural)
sigulōnes (genitive singular)
sigulōno (genitive plural)
sigulōne (dative singular)
sigulōnum (dative plural)
sigulōnu (instrumental singular)


silabarling

silabarling (nominative singular)
silabarlingā (nominative plural)
silabarlinga (nominative plural)
silabarling (accusative singular)
silabarlingā (accusative plural)
silabarlinga (accusative plural)
silabarlinges (genitive singular)
silabarlingo (genitive plural)
silabarlinge (dative singular)
silabarlingum (dative plural)
silabarlingu (instrumental singular)


silabarsmid

silabarsmid (nominative singular)
silabarsmidā (nominative plural)
silabarsmida (nominative plural)
silabarsmid (accusative singular)
silabarsmidā (accusative plural)
silabarsmida (accusative plural)
silabarsmides (genitive singular)
silabarsmido (genitive plural)
silabarsmide (dative singular)
silabarsmidum (dative plural)
silabarsmidu (instrumental singular)

Middle High German:

German: Silberschmied

From silbar + smid. Compare English silversmith, Dutch zilversmid.


siohtuom

siohtuom (nominative singular)
siohtuomā (nominative plural)
siohtuoma (nominative plural)
siohtuom (accusative singular)
siohtuomā (accusative plural)
siohtuoma (accusative plural)
siohtuomes (genitive singular)
siohtuomo (genitive plural)
siohtuome (dative singular)
siohtuomum (dative plural)
siohtuomu (instrumental singular)


skafwart

skafwart (nominative singular)
skafwartā (nominative plural)
skafwarta (nominative plural)
skafwart (accusative singular)
skafwartā (accusative plural)
skafwarta (accusative plural)
skafwartes (genitive singular)
skafwarto (genitive plural)
skafwarte (dative singular)
skafwartum (dative plural)
skafwartu (instrumental singular)
scafwart (alternative)


skah

skāh (canonical masculine)
skāh (nominative singular)
skāhā (nominative plural)
skāha (nominative plural)
skāh (accusative singular)
skāhā (accusative plural)
skāha (accusative plural)
skāhes (genitive singular)
skāho (genitive plural)
skāhe (dative singular)
skāhum (dative plural)
skāhu (instrumental singular)
scah (alternative)

Middle High German: schāch


skaltboum

skaltboum (nominative singular)
skaltboumā (nominative plural)
skaltbouma (nominative plural)
skaltboum (accusative singular)
skaltboumā (accusative plural)
skaltbouma (accusative plural)
skaltboumes (genitive singular)
skaltboumo (genitive plural)
skaltboume (dative singular)
skaltboumum (dative plural)
skaltboumu (instrumental singular)
scaltboum (alternative)


skamal

skamal (nominative singular)
skamalā (nominative plural)
skamala (nominative plural)
skamal (accusative singular)
skamalā (accusative plural)
skamala (accusative plural)
skamales (genitive singular)
skamalo (genitive plural)
skamale (dative singular)
skamalum (dative plural)
skamalu (instrumental singular)
scamal (alternative)
skamel (alternative)
scamel (alternative)
skamil (alternative)
scamil (alternative)
ᚲᛊᚨᛗᛖᛚᛚᚨ (alternative)

Middle High German: schamel, schemel

German: Schemel

→ Hungarian: zsámoly


skaramez

skaramez (nominative singular)
skaramezā (nominative plural)
skarameza (nominative plural)
skaramez (accusative singular)
skaramezā (accusative plural)
skarameza (accusative plural)
skaramezes (genitive singular)
skaramezo (genitive plural)
skarameze (dative singular)
skaramezum (dative plural)
skaramezu (instrumental singular)
scaramez (alternative)


skifskalk

skifskalk (nominative singular)
skifskalkā (nominative plural)
skifskalka (nominative plural)
skifskalk (accusative singular)
skifskalkā (accusative plural)
skifskalka (accusative plural)
skifskalkes (genitive singular)
skifskalko (genitive plural)
skifskalke (dative singular)
skifskalkum (dative plural)
skifskalku (instrumental singular)
scifscalc (alternative)
skefskalk (alternative)


skiltkneht

skiltkneht (nominative singular)
skiltknehtā (nominative plural)
skiltknehta (nominative plural)
skiltkneht (accusative singular)
skiltknehtā (accusative plural)
skiltknehta (accusative plural)
skiltknehtes (genitive singular)
skiltknehto (genitive plural)
skiltknehte (dative singular)
skiltknehtum (dative plural)
skiltknehtu (instrumental singular)
sciltkneht (alternative)

Middle High German:

German: Schildknecht

From skilt + kneht. Compare Dutch schildknecht.


skopf

skopf (nominative singular)
skopfā (nominative plural)
skopfa (nominative plural)
skopf (accusative singular)
skopfā (accusative plural)
skopfa (accusative plural)
skopfes (genitive singular)
skopfo (genitive plural)
skopfe (dative singular)
skopfum (dative plural)
skopfu (instrumental singular)
scoph (alternative)

Middle High German: schopf, schof

From Proto-West Germanic *skop, from Proto-Germanic *skupą. Cognate with Old English sċop.


skoub

skoub (nominative singular)
skoubā (nominative plural)
skouba (nominative plural)
skoub (accusative singular)
skoubā (accusative plural)
skouba (accusative plural)
skoubes (genitive singular)
skoubo (genitive plural)
skoube (dative singular)
skoubum (dative plural)
skoubu (instrumental singular)
scoub (alternative)

Middle High German: schoup

German: Schaub


skozil

skōȥil (canonical masculine)
skōȥil (nominative singular)
skōȥilā (nominative plural)
skōȥila (nominative plural)
skōȥil (accusative singular)
skōȥilā (accusative plural)
skōȥila (accusative plural)
skōȥiles (genitive singular)
skōȥilo (genitive plural)
skōȥile (dative singular)
skōȥilum (dative plural)
skōȥilu (instrumental singular)
scōȥil (alternative)

From the root of skioȥan (“to shoot”) + -il.


skubil

skubil (nominative singular)
skubilā (nominative plural)
skubila (nominative plural)
skubil (accusative singular)
skubilā (accusative plural)
skubila (accusative plural)
skubiles (genitive singular)
skubilo (genitive plural)
skubile (dative singular)
skubilum (dative plural)
skubilu (instrumental singular)
scubil (alternative)

From the root of skioban + -il; compare modern German schieben.


skubiling

skubiling (nominative singular)
skubilingā (nominative plural)
skubilinga (nominative plural)
skubiling (accusative singular)
skubilingā (accusative plural)
skubilinga (accusative plural)
skubilinges (genitive singular)
skubilingo (genitive plural)
skubilinge (dative singular)
skubilingum (dative plural)
skubilingu (instrumental singular)
scubiling (alternative)


skuoh

skūoh (canonical masculine)
skūoh (nominative singular)
skūohā (nominative plural)
skūoha (nominative plural)
skūoh (accusative singular)
skūohā (accusative plural)
skūoha (accusative plural)
skūohes (genitive singular)
skūoho (genitive plural)
skūohe (dative singular)
skūohum (dative plural)
skūohu (instrumental singular)
scūoh (alternative)
skūo (alternative)

Middle High German: schuoch, schuo

Alemannic German:

Alsatian: Schüe

Swabian: Schuah

desc

Central Franconian: Schohn, Schuh, Schoh (Moselle Franconian)

German: Schuh

Luxembourgish: Schong

Yiddish: שוך (shukh)


skuzbart

skuzbart (nominative singular)
skuzbartā (nominative plural)
skuzbarta (nominative plural)
skuzbart (accusative singular)
skuzbartā (accusative plural)
skuzbarta (accusative plural)
skuzbartes (genitive singular)
skuzbarto (genitive plural)
skuzbarte (dative singular)
skuzbartum (dative plural)
skuzbartu (instrumental singular)
scuzbart (alternative)


slahtfrisking

slahtfrisking (nominative singular)
slahtfriskingā (nominative plural)
slahtfriskinga (nominative plural)
slahtfrisking (accusative singular)
slahtfriskingā (accusative plural)
slahtfriskinga (accusative plural)
slahtfriskinges (genitive singular)
slahtfriskingo (genitive plural)
slahtfriskinge (dative singular)
slahtfriskingum (dative plural)
slahtfriskingu (instrumental singular)
slahtfriscing (alternative)


sluzzil

sluzzil (nominative singular)
sluzzilā (nominative plural)
sluzzila (nominative plural)
sluzzil (accusative singular)
sluzzilā (accusative plural)
sluzzila (accusative plural)
sluzziles (genitive singular)
sluzzilo (genitive plural)
sluzzile (dative singular)
sluzzilum (dative plural)
sluzzilu (instrumental singular)

desctree

Middle High German: slüzzel
Bavarian: Schlissl
Cimbrian: slüssel
German: Schlüssel
Hunsrik: Schlissel
Luxembourgish: Schlëssel
Vilamovian: śłysuł
Yiddish: שליסל (shlisl)


smidastok

smidastok (nominative singular)
smidastokā (nominative plural)
smidastoka (nominative plural)
smidastok (accusative singular)
smidastokā (accusative plural)
smidastoka (accusative plural)
smidastokes (genitive singular)
smidastoko (genitive plural)
smidastoke (dative singular)
smidastokum (dative plural)
smidastoku (instrumental singular)
smidastoc (alternative)


spiegal

spiegal (nominative singular)
spiegalā (nominative plural)
spiegala (nominative plural)
spiegal (accusative singular)
spiegalā (accusative plural)
spiegala (accusative plural)
spiegales (genitive singular)
spiegalo (genitive plural)
spiegale (dative singular)
spiegalum (dative plural)
spiegalu (instrumental singular)

Middle High German: spiegel
Bavarian: Spiagl
German: Spiegel
→ Esperanto: spegulo
→ Kashubian: szpédżel
→ Romansch: spievel, spieghel, spejel
→ Russian: с̌пи́гел (špígel)
Hunsrik: Spieghel
Luxembourgish: spiegel
Yiddish: שפּיגל (shpigl)


sporahboum

sporahboum (nominative singular)
sporahboumā (nominative plural)
sporahbouma (nominative plural)
sporahboum (accusative singular)
sporahboumā (accusative plural)
sporahbouma (accusative plural)
sporahboumes (genitive singular)
sporahboumo (genitive plural)
sporahboume (dative singular)
sporahboumum (dative plural)
sporahboumu (instrumental singular)


steinofan

steinofan (nominative singular)
steinofanā (nominative plural)
steinofana (nominative plural)
steinofan (accusative singular)
steinofanā (accusative plural)
steinofana (accusative plural)
steinofanes (genitive singular)
steinofano (genitive plural)
steinofane (dative singular)
steinofanum (dative plural)
steinofanu (instrumental singular)
steinovan (alternative)

Middle High German: steinofen

German: Steinofen

From stein + ofan. Compare Dutch steenoven.


firkoufling

firkoufling (nominative singular)
firkouflingā (nominative plural)
firkouflinga (nominative plural)
firkoufling (accusative singular)
firkouflingā (accusative plural)
firkouflinga (accusative plural)
firkouflinges (genitive singular)
firkouflingo (genitive plural)
firkouflinge (dative singular)
firkouflingum (dative plural)
firkouflingu (instrumental singular)


fiurstein

fiurstein (nominative singular)
fiursteinā (nominative plural)
fiursteina (nominative plural)
fiurstein (accusative singular)
fiursteinā (accusative plural)
fiursteina (accusative plural)
fiursteines (genitive singular)
fiursteino (genitive plural)
fiursteine (dative singular)
fiursteinum (dative plural)
fiursteinu (instrumental singular)


fizziboum

fizziboum (nominative singular)
fizziboumā (nominative plural)
fizzibouma (nominative plural)
fizziboum (accusative singular)
fizziboumā (accusative plural)
fizzibouma (accusative plural)
fizziboumes (genitive singular)
fizziboumo (genitive plural)
fizziboume (dative singular)
fizziboumum (dative plural)
fizziboumu (instrumental singular)


flegil

flegil (nominative singular)
flegilā (nominative plural)
flegila (nominative plural)
flegil (accusative singular)
flegilā (accusative plural)
flegila (accusative plural)
flegiles (genitive singular)
flegilo (genitive plural)
flegile (dative singular)
flegilum (dative plural)
flegilu (instrumental singular)

Middle High German: vlegel, pflegel

Alemannic German: Pflegel

Alsatian: Flejl

Central Franconian: Fleel, Fliel

Hunsrik: Fleghel

German: Flegel, Pflegel (archaic)

East Franconian: Flechl, Flegl, Fleichl

Luxembourgish: Fléiwel, Fleel, Fléiel

Rhine Franconian: Flejel

Hessian: Fleel, Flechl, Fleschl

desc

Palatine German: Fleel, Flechel, Flejel, Fliel

Vilamovian: fłygel


flinsstein

flinsstein (nominative singular)
flinssteinā (nominative plural)
flinssteina (nominative plural)
flinsstein (accusative singular)
flinssteinā (accusative plural)
flinssteina (accusative plural)
flinssteines (genitive singular)
flinssteino (genitive plural)
flinssteine (dative singular)
flinssteinum (dative plural)
flinssteinu (instrumental singular)

Middle High German: vlinsstein, vlinstein, flinsstein, flinstein

→ Middle Low German: vlinsstēn, vlinsstein


fliz

flīz (canonical masculine)
flīz (nominative singular)
flīzā (nominative plural)
flīza (nominative plural)
flīz (accusative singular)
flīzā (accusative plural)
flīza (accusative plural)
flīzes (genitive singular)
flīzo (genitive plural)
flīze (dative singular)
flīzum (dative plural)
flīzu (instrumental singular)

Middle High German: vlīz, flīz

German: Fleiß


flugiskuoh

flugiskūoh (nominative singular)
flugiskūohā (nominative plural)
flugiskūoha (nominative plural)
flugiskūoh (accusative singular)
flugiskūohā (accusative plural)
flugiskūoha (accusative plural)
flugiskūohes (genitive singular)
flugiskūoho (genitive plural)
flugiskūohe (dative singular)
flugiskūohum (dative plural)
flugiskūohu (instrumental singular)
flugiscuoh (alternative)


fluobargeist

fluobargeist (nominative singular)
fluobargeistā (nominative plural)
fluobargeista (nominative plural)
fluobargeist (accusative singular)
fluobargeistā (accusative plural)
fluobargeista (accusative plural)
fluobargeistes (genitive singular)
fluobargeisto (genitive plural)
fluobargeiste (dative singular)
fluobargeistum (dative plural)
fluobargeistu (instrumental singular)


fogallim

fogallīm (canonical masculine)
fogallīm (nominative singular)
fogallīmā (nominative plural)
fogallīma (nominative plural)
fogallīm (accusative singular)
fogallīmā (accusative plural)
fogallīma (accusative plural)
fogallīmes (genitive singular)
fogallīmo (genitive plural)
fogallīme (dative singular)
fogallīmum (dative plural)
fogallīmu (instrumental singular)


folkwig

folkwīg (canonical masculine)
folkwīg (nominative singular)
folkwīgā (nominative plural)
folkwīga (nominative plural)
folkwīg (accusative singular)
folkwīgā (accusative plural)
folkwīga (accusative plural)
folkwīges (genitive singular)
folkwīgo (genitive plural)
folkwīge (dative singular)
folkwīgum (dative plural)
folkwīgu (instrumental singular)
folcwig (alternative)

Middle High German: volcwīc


foragidank

foragidank (nominative singular)
foragidankā (nominative plural)
foragidanka (nominative plural)
foragidank (accusative singular)
foragidankā (accusative plural)
foragidanka (accusative plural)
foragidankes (genitive singular)
foragidanko (genitive plural)
foragidanke (dative singular)
foragidankum (dative plural)
foragidanku (instrumental singular)
foragidanc (alternative)


foralon

foralōn (canonical masculine)
foralōn (nominative singular)
foralōnā (nominative plural)
foralōna (nominative plural)
foralōn (accusative singular)
foralōnā (accusative plural)
foralōna (accusative plural)
foralōnes (genitive singular)
foralōno (genitive plural)
foralōne (dative singular)
foralōnum (dative plural)
foralōnu (instrumental singular)


fragan

frāgan (canonical masculine)
frāgan (nominative singular)
frāganā (nominative plural)
frāgana (nominative plural)
frāgan (accusative singular)
frāganā (accusative plural)
frāgana (accusative plural)
frāganes (genitive singular)
frāgano (genitive plural)
frāgane (dative singular)
frāganum (dative plural)
frāganu (instrumental singular)
fragan (alternative)


framkneht

framkneht (nominative singular)
framknehtā (nominative plural)
framknehta (nominative plural)
framkneht (accusative singular)
framknehtā (accusative plural)
framknehta (accusative plural)
framknehtes (genitive singular)
framknehto (genitive plural)
framknehte (dative singular)
framknehtum (dative plural)
framknehtu (instrumental singular)


framwuohhar

framwuohhar (nominative singular)
framwuohharā (nominative plural)
framwuohhara (nominative plural)
framwuohhar (accusative singular)
framwuohharā (accusative plural)
framwuohhara (accusative plural)
framwuohhares (genitive singular)
framwuohharo (genitive plural)
framwuohhare (dative singular)
framwuohharum (dative plural)
framwuohharu (instrumental singular)
framwuochar (alternative)


fridil

fridil (nominative singular)
fridilā (nominative plural)
fridila (nominative plural)
fridil (accusative singular)
fridilā (accusative plural)
fridila (accusative plural)
fridiles (genitive singular)
fridilo (genitive plural)
fridile (dative singular)
fridilum (dative plural)
fridilu (instrumental singular)

from this if short i; otherwise < <i class="Latn mention" lang="gmw-pro">*frijōdil</i>

>? Middle High German: vridel (from this if short i; otherwise < *frijōdil)

(German: Friedel)

From Proto-West Germanic *friþil, from Proto-Germanic *friþilaz.


friginoz

frīginōz (canonical masculine)
frīginōz (nominative singular)
frīginōzā (nominative plural)
frīginōza (nominative plural)
frīginōz (accusative singular)
frīginōzā (accusative plural)
frīginōza (accusative plural)
frīginōzes (genitive singular)
frīginōzo (genitive plural)
frīginōze (dative singular)
frīginōzum (dative plural)
frīginōzu (instrumental singular)


frihals

frīhals (canonical masculine)
frīhals (nominative singular)
frīhalsā (nominative plural)
frīhalsa (nominative plural)
frīhals (accusative singular)
frīhalsā (accusative plural)
frīhalsa (accusative plural)
frīhalses (genitive singular)
frīhalso (genitive plural)
frīhalse (dative singular)
frīhalsum (dative plural)
frīhalsu (instrumental singular)

Middle High German: vrīhals


frilaz

frīlāz (canonical masculine)
frīlāz (nominative singular)
frīlāzā (nominative plural)
frīlāza (nominative plural)
frīlāz (accusative singular)
frīlāzā (accusative plural)
frīlāza (accusative plural)
frīlāzes (genitive singular)
frīlāzo (genitive plural)
frīlāze (dative singular)
frīlāzum (dative plural)
frīlāzu (instrumental singular)


fronotag

frōnotag (canonical masculine)
frōnotag (nominative singular)
frōnotagā (nominative plural)
frōnotaga (nominative plural)
frōnotag (accusative singular)
frōnotagā (accusative plural)
frōnotaga (accusative plural)
frōnotages (genitive singular)
frōnotago (genitive plural)
frōnotage (dative singular)
frōnotagum (dative plural)
frōnotagu (instrumental singular)
frontag (alternative)

From frōno (“of the Lord, lordly”) + tag (“day”), thus literally the 'day of the lord'.


firstant

firstant (nominative singular)
firstantā (nominative plural)
firstanta (nominative plural)
firstant (accusative singular)
firstantā (accusative plural)
firstanta (accusative plural)
firstantes (genitive singular)
firstanto (genitive plural)
firstante (dative singular)
firstantum (dative plural)
firstantu (instrumental singular)

From Proto-West Germanic *frastandan (“to understand”). Compare Dutch verstand.


firstboum

firstboum (nominative singular)
firstboumā (nominative plural)
firstbouma (nominative plural)
firstboum (accusative singular)
firstboumā (accusative plural)
firstbouma (accusative plural)
firstboumes (genitive singular)
firstboumo (genitive plural)
firstboume (dative singular)
firstboumum (dative plural)
firstboumu (instrumental singular)


fiurdiob

fiurdiob (nominative singular)
fiurdiobā (nominative plural)
fiurdioba (nominative plural)
fiurdiob (accusative singular)
fiurdiobā (accusative plural)
fiurdioba (accusative plural)
fiurdiobes (genitive singular)
fiurdiobo (genitive plural)
fiurdiobe (dative singular)
fiurdiobum (dative plural)
fiurdiobu (instrumental singular)


fiurgot

fiurgot (nominative singular)
fiurgotā (nominative plural)
fiurgota (nominative plural)
fiurgot (accusative singular)
fiurgotā (accusative plural)
fiurgota (accusative plural)
fiurgotes (genitive singular)
fiurgoto (genitive plural)
fiurgote (dative singular)
fiurgotum (dative plural)
fiurgotu (instrumental singular)


fiurofan

fiurofan (nominative singular)
fiurofanā (nominative plural)
fiurofana (nominative plural)
fiurofan (accusative singular)
fiurofanā (accusative plural)
fiurofana (accusative plural)
fiurofanes (genitive singular)
fiurofano (genitive plural)
fiurofane (dative singular)
fiurofanum (dative plural)
fiurofanu (instrumental singular)
fiurovan (alternative)
fiureofan (alternative)


fristfrang

fristfrang (nominative singular)
fristfrangā (nominative plural)
fristfranga (nominative plural)
fristfrang (accusative singular)
fristfrangā (accusative plural)
fristfranga (accusative plural)
fristfranges (genitive singular)
fristfrango (genitive plural)
fristfrange (dative singular)
fristfrangum (dative plural)
fristfrangu (instrumental singular)


frithof

frīthof (canonical masculine)
frīthof (nominative singular)
frīthofā (nominative plural)
frīthofa (nominative plural)
frīthof (accusative singular)
frīthofā (accusative plural)
frīthofa (accusative plural)
frīthofes (genitive singular)
frīthofo (genitive plural)
frīthofe (dative singular)
frīthofum (dative plural)
frīthofu (instrumental singular)


frituom

frītuom (canonical masculine)
frītuom (nominative singular)
frītuomā (nominative plural)
frītuoma (nominative plural)
frītuom (accusative singular)
frītuomā (accusative plural)
frītuoma (accusative plural)
frītuomes (genitive singular)
frītuomo (genitive plural)
frītuome (dative singular)
frītuomum (dative plural)
frītuomu (instrumental singular)

Middle High German: vrītuom

German: Freitum (dialectal)

From Proto-West Germanic *frijadōm; equivalent to frī + -tuom.


funtifillol

funtifillol (nominative singular)
funtifillolā (nominative plural)
funtifillola (nominative plural)
funtifillol (accusative singular)
funtifillolā (accusative plural)
funtifillola (accusative plural)
funtifilloles (genitive singular)
funtifillolo (genitive plural)
funtifillole (dative singular)
funtifillolum (dative plural)
funtifillolu (instrumental singular)


fuotargot

fuotargot (nominative singular)
fuotargotā (nominative plural)
fuotargota (nominative plural)
fuotargot (accusative singular)
fuotargotā (accusative plural)
fuotargota (accusative plural)
fuotargotes (genitive singular)
fuotargoto (genitive plural)
fuotargote (dative singular)
fuotargotum (dative plural)
fuotargotu (instrumental singular)


wizdrubo

wīȥdrūbo (canonical masculine)
wīȥdrūbo (nominative singular)
wīȥdrūbon (nominative plural)
wīȥdrūbun (nominative plural)
wīȥdrūbon (accusative singular)
wīȥdrūbun (accusative singular)
wīȥdrūbon (accusative plural)
wīȥdrūbun (accusative plural)
wīȥdrūben (genitive singular)
wīȥdrūbin (genitive singular)
wīȥdrūbōno (genitive plural)
wīȥdrūben (dative singular)
wīȥdrūbin (dative singular)
wīȥdrūbōm (dative plural)
wīȥdrūbōn (dative plural)


wizzo

wiȥȥo (canonical masculine)
wiȥȥo (nominative singular)
wiȥȥon (nominative plural)
wiȥȥun (nominative plural)
wiȥȥon (accusative singular)
wiȥȥun (accusative singular)
wiȥȥon (accusative plural)
wiȥȥun (accusative plural)
wiȥȥen (genitive singular)
wiȥȥin (genitive singular)
wiȥȥōno (genitive plural)
wiȥȥen (dative singular)
wiȥȥin (dative singular)
wiȥȥōm (dative plural)
wiȥȥōn (dative plural)


wolbo

wolbo (nominative singular)
wolbon (nominative plural)
wolbun (nominative plural)
wolbon (accusative singular)
wolbun (accusative singular)
wolbon (accusative plural)
wolbun (accusative plural)
wolben (genitive singular)
wolbin (genitive singular)
wolbōno (genitive plural)
wolben (dative singular)
wolbin (dative singular)
wolbōm (dative plural)
wolbōn (dative plural)


wolfbizzo

wolfbizzo (nominative singular)
wolfbizzon (nominative plural)
wolfbizzun (nominative plural)
wolfbizzon (accusative singular)
wolfbizzun (accusative singular)
wolfbizzon (accusative plural)
wolfbizzun (accusative plural)
wolfbizzen (genitive singular)
wolfbizzin (genitive singular)
wolfbizzōno (genitive plural)
wolfbizzen (dative singular)
wolfbizzin (dative singular)
wolfbizzōm (dative plural)
wolfbizzōn (dative plural)


wolko

wolko (nominative singular)
wolkon (nominative plural)
wolkun (nominative plural)
wolkon (accusative singular)
wolkun (accusative singular)
wolkon (accusative plural)
wolkun (accusative plural)
wolken (genitive singular)
wolkin (genitive singular)
wolkōno (genitive plural)
wolken (dative singular)
wolkin (dative singular)
wolkōm (dative plural)
wolkōn (dative plural)
wolco (alternative)


wullido

wullido (nominative singular)
wullidon (nominative plural)
wullidun (nominative plural)
wullidon (accusative singular)
wullidun (accusative singular)
wullidon (accusative plural)
wullidun (accusative plural)
wulliden (genitive singular)
wullidin (genitive singular)
wullidōno (genitive plural)
wulliden (dative singular)
wullidin (dative singular)
wullidōm (dative plural)
wullidōn (dative plural)


wunnigarto

wunnigarto (nominative singular)
wunnigarton (nominative plural)
wunnigartun (nominative plural)
wunnigarton (accusative singular)
wunnigartun (accusative singular)
wunnigarton (accusative plural)
wunnigartun (accusative plural)
wunnigarten (genitive singular)
wunnigartin (genitive singular)
wunnigartōno (genitive plural)
wunnigarten (dative singular)
wunnigartin (dative singular)
wunnigartōm (dative plural)
wunnigartōn (dative plural)


wunno

wunno (nominative singular)
wunnon (nominative plural)
wunnun (nominative plural)
wunnon (accusative singular)
wunnun (accusative singular)
wunnon (accusative plural)
wunnun (accusative plural)
wunnen (genitive singular)
wunnin (genitive singular)
wunnōno (genitive plural)
wunnen (dative singular)
wunnin (dative singular)
wunnōm (dative plural)
wunnōn (dative plural)


wuoto

wuoto (nominative singular)
wuoton (nominative plural)
wuotun (nominative plural)
wuoton (accusative singular)
wuotun (accusative singular)
wuoton (accusative plural)
wuotun (accusative plural)
wuoten (genitive singular)
wuotin (genitive singular)
wuotōno (genitive plural)
wuoten (dative singular)
wuotin (dative singular)
wuotōm (dative plural)
wuotōn (dative plural)

(hapax legomenon) one who rages; a maniac


wurhto

wurhto (nominative singular)
wurhton (nominative plural)
wurhtun (nominative plural)
wurhton (accusative singular)
wurhtun (accusative singular)
wurhton (accusative plural)
wurhtun (accusative plural)
wurhten (genitive singular)
wurhtin (genitive singular)
wurhtōno (genitive plural)
wurhten (dative singular)
wurhtin (dative singular)
wurhtōm (dative plural)
wurhtōn (dative plural)


wurko

wurko (nominative singular)
wurkon (nominative plural)
wurkun (nominative plural)
wurkon (accusative singular)
wurkun (accusative singular)
wurkon (accusative plural)
wurkun (accusative plural)
wurken (genitive singular)
wurkin (genitive singular)
wurkōno (genitive plural)
wurken (dative singular)
wurkin (dative singular)
wurkōm (dative plural)
wurkōn (dative plural)


wurmo

wurmo (nominative singular)
wurmon (nominative plural)
wurmun (nominative plural)
wurmon (accusative singular)
wurmun (accusative singular)
wurmon (accusative plural)
wurmun (accusative plural)
wurmen (genitive singular)
wurmin (genitive singular)
wurmōno (genitive plural)
wurmen (dative singular)
wurmin (dative singular)
wurmōm (dative plural)
wurmōn (dative plural)
wormo (alternative)

From Proto-Germanic *wurmô. Compare Old English wurma.


waranemo

waranemo (nominative singular)
waranemon (nominative plural)
waranemun (nominative plural)
waranemon (accusative singular)
waranemun (accusative singular)
waranemon (accusative plural)
waranemun (accusative plural)
waranemen (genitive singular)
waranemin (genitive singular)
waranemōno (genitive plural)
waranemen (dative singular)
waranemin (dative singular)
waranemōm (dative plural)
waranemōn (dative plural)


warkweto

wārkweto (canonical masculine)
wārkwetoo (nominative singular)
wārkwetoon (nominative plural)
wārkwetoun (nominative plural)
wārkwetoon (accusative singular)
wārkwetoun (accusative singular)
wārkwetoon (accusative plural)
wārkwetoun (accusative plural)
wārkwetoen (genitive singular)
wārkwetoin (genitive singular)
wārkwetoōno (genitive plural)
wārkwetoen (dative singular)
wārkwetoin (dative singular)
wārkwetoōm (dative plural)
wārkwetoōn (dative plural)
warqueto (alternative)


warsago

wārsago (canonical masculine)
wārsago (nominative singular)
wārsagon (nominative plural)
wārsagun (nominative plural)
wārsagon (accusative singular)
wārsagun (accusative singular)
wārsagon (accusative plural)
wārsagun (accusative plural)
wārsagen (genitive singular)
wārsagin (genitive singular)
wārsagōno (genitive plural)
wārsagen (dative singular)
wārsagin (dative singular)
wārsagōm (dative plural)
wārsagōn (dative plural)


warseggo

wārseggo (canonical masculine)
wārseggo (nominative singular)
wārseggon (nominative plural)
wārseggun (nominative plural)
wārseggon (accusative singular)
wārseggun (accusative singular)
wārseggon (accusative plural)
wārseggun (accusative plural)
wārseggen (genitive singular)
wārseggin (genitive singular)
wārseggōno (genitive plural)
wārseggen (dative singular)
wārseggin (dative singular)
wārseggōm (dative plural)
wārseggōn (dative plural)


weraltfuristo

wëraltfuristo (canonical masculine)
wëraltfuristo (nominative singular)
wëraltfuriston (nominative plural)
wëraltfuristun (nominative plural)
wëraltfuriston (accusative singular)
wëraltfuristun (accusative singular)
wëraltfuriston (accusative plural)
wëraltfuristun (accusative plural)
wëraltfuristen (genitive singular)
wëraltfuristin (genitive singular)
wëraltfuristōno (genitive plural)
wëraltfuristen (dative singular)
wëraltfuristin (dative singular)
wëraltfuristōm (dative plural)
wëraltfuristōn (dative plural)


weraltheriro

wëralthēriro (canonical masculine)
wëralthēriro (nominative singular)
wëralthēriron (nominative plural)
wëralthērirun (nominative plural)
wëralthēriron (accusative singular)
wëralthērirun (accusative singular)
wëralthēriron (accusative plural)
wëralthērirun (accusative plural)
wëralthēriren (genitive singular)
wëralthēririn (genitive singular)
wëralthērirōno (genitive plural)
wëralthēriren (dative singular)
wëralthēririn (dative singular)
wëralthērirōm (dative plural)
wëralthērirōn (dative plural)
wëralthērro (alternative)


weraltrehtwiso

wëraltrëhtwīso (canonical masculine)
wëraltrëhtwīso (nominative singular)
wëraltrëhtwīson (nominative plural)
wëraltrëhtwīsun (nominative plural)
wëraltrëhtwīson (accusative singular)
wëraltrëhtwīsun (accusative singular)
wëraltrëhtwīson (accusative plural)
wëraltrëhtwīsun (accusative plural)
wëraltrëhtwīsen (genitive singular)
wëraltrëhtwīsin (genitive singular)
wëraltrëhtwīsōno (genitive plural)
wëraltrëhtwīsen (dative singular)
wëraltrëhtwīsin (dative singular)
wëraltrëhtwīsōm (dative plural)
wëraltrëhtwīsōn (dative plural)
wëroltrëhtwīso (alternative)

(hapax legomenon) one with knowledge of the laws of the world; a sage


weraltwiso

wëraltwīso (canonical masculine)
wëraltwīso (nominative singular)
wëraltwīson (nominative plural)
wëraltwīsun (nominative plural)
wëraltwīson (accusative singular)
wëraltwīsun (accusative singular)
wëraltwīson (accusative plural)
wëraltwīsun (accusative plural)
wëraltwīsen (genitive singular)
wëraltwīsin (genitive singular)
wëraltwīsōno (genitive plural)
wëraltwīsen (dative singular)
wëraltwīsin (dative singular)
wëraltwīsōm (dative plural)
wëraltwīsōn (dative plural)


weraltwolo

wëraltwolo (canonical masculine)
wëraltwolo (nominative singular)
wëraltwolon (nominative plural)
wëraltwolun (nominative plural)
wëraltwolon (accusative singular)
wëraltwolun (accusative singular)
wëraltwolon (accusative plural)
wëraltwolun (accusative plural)
wëraltwolen (genitive singular)
wëraltwolin (genitive singular)
wëraltwolōno (genitive plural)
wëraltwolen (dative singular)
wëraltwolin (dative singular)
wëraltwolōm (dative plural)
wëraltwolōn (dative plural)


werkbriefo

werkbriefo (nominative singular)
werkbriefon (nominative plural)
werkbriefun (nominative plural)
werkbriefon (accusative singular)
werkbriefun (accusative singular)
werkbriefon (accusative plural)
werkbriefun (accusative plural)
werkbriefen (genitive singular)
werkbriefin (genitive singular)
werkbriefōno (genitive plural)
werkbriefen (dative singular)
werkbriefin (dative singular)
werkbriefōm (dative plural)
werkbriefōn (dative plural)
wercbriefo (alternative)
werkbrievo (alternative)


wihttrago

wihttrago (nominative singular)
wihttragon (nominative plural)
wihttragun (nominative plural)
wihttragon (accusative singular)
wihttragun (accusative singular)
wihttragon (accusative plural)
wihttragun (accusative plural)
wihttragen (genitive singular)
wihttragin (genitive singular)
wihttragōno (genitive plural)
wihttragen (dative singular)
wihttragin (dative singular)
wihttragōm (dative plural)
wihttragōn (dative plural)


wisigerno

wīsigërno (canonical masculine)
wīsigërno (nominative singular)
wīsigërnon (nominative plural)
wīsigërnun (nominative plural)
wīsigërnon (accusative singular)
wīsigërnun (accusative singular)
wīsigërnon (accusative plural)
wīsigërnun (accusative plural)
wīsigërnen (genitive singular)
wīsigërnin (genitive singular)
wīsigërnōno (genitive plural)
wīsigërnen (dative singular)
wīsigërnin (dative singular)
wīsigërnōm (dative plural)
wīsigërnōn (dative plural)

From wīsī + gërn; a calque of Latin philosophus.


wisunto

wisunto (nominative singular)
wisunton (nominative plural)
wisuntun (nominative plural)
wisunton (accusative singular)
wisuntun (accusative singular)
wisunton (accusative plural)
wisuntun (accusative plural)
wisunten (genitive singular)
wisuntin (genitive singular)
wisuntōno (genitive plural)
wisunten (dative singular)
wisuntin (dative singular)
wisuntōm (dative plural)
wisuntōn (dative plural)


lihhamo

līhhamo (canonical masculine)
līhhamo (nominative singular)
līhhamon (nominative plural)
līhhamun (nominative plural)
līhhamon (accusative singular)
līhhamun (accusative singular)
līhhamon (accusative plural)
līhhamun (accusative plural)
līhhamen (genitive singular)
līhhamin (genitive singular)
līhhamōno (genitive plural)
līhhamen (dative singular)
līhhamin (dative singular)
līhhamōm (dative plural)
līhhamōn (dative plural)
līchamo (alternative)
līhhinhamo (alternative)
līhhinamo (alternative)
līhamo (alternative)

Middle High German: līcham, līchame; līchname

German: Leichnam


frifridil

frifridil (nominative singular)
frifridilā (nominative plural)
frifridila (nominative plural)
frifridil (accusative singular)
frifridilā (accusative plural)
frifridila (accusative plural)
frifridiles (genitive singular)
frifridilo (genitive plural)
frifridile (dative singular)
frifridilum (dative plural)
frifridilu (instrumental singular)
ᚠᚱᛁᚠᚱᛁᛞᛁᛚ (alternative)

From fridil, with reduplicated initial syllable.

(hapax legomenon) The meaning of this term is uncertain. Possibilities include:

ᚠᚱᛁᚠᚱᛁᛞᛁᛚ / ᛞᚢ /[…]
frifridil / du /[…]
frifridil / du / […]

6th–7th century, inscription on the Bülach fibula


uzneman

ūȥnëman (canonical)
ūȥnëman (infinitive)
ūȥnimu (first-person present singular)
ūȥnimo (first-person present singular)
ūȥnam (first-person past singular)
ūȥnimis (present second-person singular)
ūȥnimist (present second-person singular)
ūȥnāmi (past second-person singular)
ūȥnimit (present singular third-person)
ūȥnam (past singular third-person)
ūȥnëmem (first-person plural present)
ūȥnëmemēs (first-person plural present)
ūȥnāmum (first-person past plural)
ūȥnāmumēs (first-person past plural)
ūȥnëmet (plural present second-person)
ūȥnāmut (past plural second-person)
ūȥnëmant (plural present third-person)
ūȥnāmun (past plural third-person)
ūȥnëme (first-person present singular)
ūȥnāmi (first-person past singular)
ūȥnëmēs (present second-person singular)
ūȥnëmēst (present second-person singular)
ūȥnāmīs (past second-person singular)
ūȥnāmīst (past second-person singular)
ūȥnëme (present singular third-person)
ūȥnāmi (past singular third-person)
ūȥnëmēm (first-person plural present)
ūȥnāmīm (first-person past plural)
ūȥnāmīmēs (first-person past plural)
ūȥnëmēt (plural present second-person)
ūȥnāmīt (past plural second-person)
ūȥnëmēn (plural present third-person)
ūȥnāmīn (past plural third-person)
ūȥnim (present singular)
ūȥnëmet (plural present)
ūȥnëmanti (present)
ūȥginoman (past)

Middle High German: ūȥnëmen

German: ausnehmen

From Proto-West Germanic *ūtneman, equivalent to ūȥ- + nëman. Cognate with Old Frisian ūtnima.


stehhan

stëhhan (canonical)
stëhhan (infinitive)
stihhu (first-person present singular)
stihho (first-person present singular)
stah (first-person past singular)
stihhis (present second-person singular)
stihhist (present second-person singular)
stāhhi (past second-person singular)
stihhit (present singular third-person)
stah (past singular third-person)
stëhhem (first-person plural present)
stëhhemēs (first-person plural present)
stāhhum (first-person past plural)
stāhhumēs (first-person past plural)
stëhhet (plural present second-person)
stāhhut (past plural second-person)
stëhhant (plural present third-person)
stāhhun (past plural third-person)
stëhhe (first-person present singular)
stāhhi (first-person past singular)
stëhhēs (present second-person singular)
stëhhēst (present second-person singular)
stāhhīs (past second-person singular)
stāhhīst (past second-person singular)
stëhhe (present singular third-person)
stāhhi (past singular third-person)
stëhhēm (first-person plural present)
stāhhīm (first-person past plural)
stāhhīmēs (first-person past plural)
stëhhēt (plural present second-person)
stāhhīt (past plural second-person)
stëhhēn (plural present third-person)
stāhhīn (past plural third-person)
stih (present singular)
stëhhet (plural present)
stëhhanti (present)
gistohhan (past)
stëchan (alternative)

Middle High German: stëchen

German: stechen

Luxembourgish: stiechen

Yiddish: שטעכן (shtekhn)


stantan

stantan (infinitive)
stantu (first-person present singular)
stanto (first-person present singular)
stuont (first-person past singular)
stantis (present second-person singular)
stantist (present second-person singular)
stuonti (past second-person singular)
stantit (present singular third-person)
stuont (past singular third-person)
stantem (first-person plural present)
stantemēs (first-person plural present)
stuontum (first-person past plural)
stuontumēs (first-person past plural)
stantet (plural present second-person)
stuontut (past plural second-person)
stantant (plural present third-person)
stuontun (past plural third-person)
stante (first-person present singular)
stuonti (first-person past singular)
stantēs (present second-person singular)
stantēst (present second-person singular)
stuontīs (past second-person singular)
stuontīst (past second-person singular)
stante (present singular third-person)
stuonti (past singular third-person)
stantēm (first-person plural present)
stuontīm (first-person past plural)
stuontīmēs (first-person past plural)
stantēt (plural present second-person)
stuontīt (past plural second-person)
stantēn (plural present third-person)
stuontīn (past plural third-person)
stant (present singular)
stantet (plural present)
stantanti (present)
gistantan (past)
standan (alternative)

Middle High German: standen

German: standen (dialectal)


frewida

frewida (nominative singular)
frewidā (nominative plural)
frewida (accusative singular)
frewidā (accusative plural)
frewida (genitive singular)
frewidōno (genitive plural)
frewidu (dative singular)
frewidōm (dative plural)
frouwida (alternative)

Middle High German: vröude, vrowede

German: Freude

From Proto-Germanic *frawiþō. Equivalent to frao (“glad”, adjective) + -ida.


ganzida

ganzida (nominative singular)
ganzidā (nominative plural)
ganzida (accusative singular)
ganzidā (accusative plural)
ganzida (genitive singular)
ganzidōno (genitive plural)
ganzidu (dative singular)
ganzidōm (dative plural)

From ganz (“whole, sound, healthy, complete”) (from Proto-West Germanic *gant (“whole, healthy; all, complete”)) + -ida (abstract noun suffix).

af

from Proto-West Germanic <i class="Latn mention" lang="gmw-pro">*gant</i> (“whole, healthy; all, complete”)


tuom

tuom (nominative singular)
tuomā (nominative plural)
tuoma (nominative plural)
tuom (accusative singular)
tuomā (accusative plural)
tuoma (accusative plural)
tuomes (genitive singular)
tuomo (genitive plural)
tuome (dative singular)
tuomum (dative plural)
tuomu (instrumental singular)
tuom (nominative singular)
tuom (nominative plural)
tuom (accusative singular)
tuom (accusative plural)
tuomes (genitive singular)
tuomo (genitive plural)
tuome (dative singular)
tuomum (dative plural)
tuomu (instrumental singular)


giwaltan

giwaltan (infinitive)
giwaltu (first-person present singular)
giwalto (first-person present singular)
giwialt (first-person past singular)
giwaltis (present second-person singular)
giwaltist (present second-person singular)
giwialti (past second-person singular)
giwaltit (present singular third-person)
giwialt (past singular third-person)
giwaltem (first-person plural present)
giwaltemēs (first-person plural present)
giwialtum (first-person past plural)
giwialtumēs (first-person past plural)
giwaltet (plural present second-person)
giwialtut (past plural second-person)
giwaltant (plural present third-person)
giwialtun (past plural third-person)
giwalte (first-person present singular)
giwialti (first-person past singular)
giwaltēs (present second-person singular)
giwaltēst (present second-person singular)
giwialtīs (past second-person singular)
giwialtīst (past second-person singular)
giwalte (present singular third-person)
giwialti (past singular third-person)
giwaltēm (first-person plural present)
giwialtīm (first-person past plural)
giwialtīmēs (first-person past plural)
giwaltēt (plural present second-person)
giwialtīt (past plural second-person)
giwaltēn (plural present third-person)
giwialtīn (past plural third-person)
giwalt (present singular)
giwaltet (plural present)
giwaltanti (present)
giwaltan (past)
kiwaltan (alternative)

From Proto-Germanic *gawaldaną; equivalent to gi- + waltan. Cognates include Old English gewealdan, Old Saxon giwaldan, Gothic 𐌲𐌰𐍅𐌰𐌻𐌳𐌰𐌽 (gawaldan).


nidarunga

nidarunga (nominative singular)
nidarungā (nominative plural)
nidarunga (accusative singular)
nidarungā (accusative plural)
nidarunga (genitive singular)
nidarungōno (genitive plural)
nidarungu (dative singular)
nidarungōm (dative plural)

Middle High German: niderunge

German: Niederung


zellen

zellen (infinitive)
zellu (first-person present singular)
zalta (first-person past singular)
zelis (present second-person singular)
zelist (present second-person singular)
zaltōs (past second-person singular)
zeltōst (past second-person singular)
zelit (present singular third-person)
zalta (past singular third-person)
zellem (first-person plural present)
zellemēs (first-person plural present)
zaltum (first-person past plural)
zaltumēs (first-person past plural)
zellet (plural present second-person)
zaltut (past plural second-person)
zellent (plural present third-person)
zaltun (past plural third-person)
zelle (first-person present singular)
zalti (first-person past singular)
zellēs (present second-person singular)
zellēst (present second-person singular)
zaltīs (past second-person singular)
zaltīst (past second-person singular)
zelle (present singular third-person)
zalti (past singular third-person)
zellēm (first-person plural present)
zellēn (first-person plural present)
zaltīm (first-person past plural)
zaltīn (first-person past plural)
zaltīmēs (first-person past plural)
zellēt (plural present second-person)
zaltīt (past plural second-person)
zellēn (plural present third-person)
zaltīn (past plural third-person)
zeli (present singular)
zellet (plural present)
zellenti (present)
gizalt (past)
zellan (alternative)

Middle High German: zellen, zeln

Bavarian: zäihn, zöhln, zöhn

desc

Central Franconian: zälle, zähle, zeahle

Luxembourgish: zielen

Cimbrian: zelan

German: zählen

Yiddish: ציילן (tseyln)


nerien

nerien (infinitive)
neriu (first-person present singular)
nerita (first-person past singular)
neriis (present second-person singular)
neriist (present second-person singular)
neritōs (past second-person singular)
neritōst (past second-person singular)
neriit (present singular third-person)
nerita (past singular third-person)
neriem (first-person plural present)
neriemēs (first-person plural present)
neritum (first-person past plural)
neritumēs (first-person past plural)
neriet (plural present second-person)
neritut (past plural second-person)
nerient (plural present third-person)
neritun (past plural third-person)
nerie (first-person present singular)
neriti (first-person past singular)
neriēs (present second-person singular)
neriēst (present second-person singular)
neritīs (past second-person singular)
neritīst (past second-person singular)
nerie (present singular third-person)
neriti (past singular third-person)
neriēm (first-person plural present)
neriēn (first-person plural present)
neritīm (first-person past plural)
neritīn (first-person past plural)
neritīmēs (first-person past plural)
neriēt (plural present second-person)
neritīt (past plural second-person)
neriēn (plural present third-person)
neritīn (past plural third-person)
nerii (present singular)
neriet (plural present)
nerienti (present)
ginerit (past)
nerjan (alternative)
nerren (alternative)
neren (alternative)

Middle High German: nerren, nern, nerigen

German: nähren

Hunsrik: neere

Luxembourgish: nieren

Yiddish: נערן (nern)


arlosen

arlōsen (infinitive)
arlōsu (first-person present singular)
arlōsta (first-person past singular)
arlōsis (present second-person singular)
arlōsist (present second-person singular)
arlōstōs (past second-person singular)
arlōstōst (past second-person singular)
arlōsit (present singular third-person)
arlōsta (past singular third-person)
arlōsem (first-person plural present)
arlōsemēs (first-person plural present)
arlōstum (first-person past plural)
arlōstumēs (first-person past plural)
arlōset (plural present second-person)
arlōstut (past plural second-person)
arlōsent (plural present third-person)
arlōstun (past plural third-person)
arlōse (first-person present singular)
arlōsti (first-person past singular)
arlōsēs (present second-person singular)
arlōsēst (present second-person singular)
arlōstīs (past second-person singular)
arlōstīst (past second-person singular)
arlōse (present singular third-person)
arlōsti (past singular third-person)
arlōsēm (first-person plural present)
arlōsēn (first-person plural present)
arlōstīm (first-person past plural)
arlōstīn (first-person past plural)
arlōstīmēs (first-person past plural)
arlōsēt (plural present second-person)
arlōstīt (past plural second-person)
arlōsēn (plural present third-person)
arlōstīn (past plural third-person)
arlōsi (present singular)
arlōset (plural present)
arlōsenti (present)
giarlōst (past)


wrait

first/third-person singular past active indicative of rīzan


gisuohhun

third-person plural past indicative of gisahhan


ᚷᚨᛊᛟᚲᚢᚾ

gasokun (romanization)
gasōkun (romanization)

Runic spelling of gisuohhun, third-person plural past indicative of gisahhan


houbit-

Middle High German: houbet-

German: haupt-

From Proto-West Germanic *haubida- (“main”), derived from the noun *haubid (“head”) (Old High German houbit). Cognate with Old Saxon hōvid-, Old Frisian hāved-, and Old English hēafod-.

houbit- + burg (“city”) → houbitburg (“capital”)

houbit- + man (“man”) → houbitman (“captain”)

houbit- + sunta (“sin”) → houbitsunta (“deadly sin”)


houbitburg

houbitburg (nominative singular)
houbitburgi (nominative plural)
houbitburg (accusative singular)
houbitburgi (accusative plural)
houbitburgi (genitive singular)
houbitburgo (genitive plural)
houbitburgi (dative singular)
houbitburgim (dative plural)
houbitburgen (dative plural)

From Proto-West Germanic *haubidaburg. Cognate with Old English hēafodburg. Equivalent to houbit- + burg.


houbitman

Middle High German: houbetman

German: Hauptmann

desctree

→ Polish: hetman
→ Belarusian: ге́тман (hjétman)
→ Bulgarian: хе́тман (hétman)
→ English: hetman
→ French: hetman
→ German: Hetman
→ Portuguese: hétmã, hétmane
→ Romanian: hatman
→ Ukrainian: ге́тьман (hétʹman)
→ Russian: ге́тман (gétman)
→ Uzbek: getman
→ Spanish: hetman

From Proto-West Germanic *haubidamann. Cognate with Old Dutch hōvitman, Old Saxon hōvidmann, and Old English hēafodmann. Equivalent to houbit- + man.


houbitbolstar

houbitbolstar (nominative singular)
houbitbolstarā (nominative plural)
houbitbolstara (nominative plural)
houbitbolstar (accusative singular)
houbitbolstarā (accusative plural)
houbitbolstara (accusative plural)
houbitbolstares (genitive singular)
houbitbolstaro (genitive plural)
houbitbolstare (dative singular)
houbitbolstarum (dative plural)
houbitbolstaru (instrumental singular)

From Proto-West Germanic *haubidabolstr. Cognate with Old English hēafodbolster. Equivalent to houbit + bolstar.


bolstar

bolstar (nominative singular)
bolstarā (nominative plural)
bolstara (nominative plural)
bolstar (accusative singular)
bolstarā (accusative plural)
bolstara (accusative plural)
bolstares (genitive singular)
bolstaro (genitive plural)
bolstare (dative singular)
bolstarum (dative plural)
bolstaru (instrumental singular)

Middle High German: bolster, polster

German: Polster
→ Czech: polštář
→ German Low German: Polster


giwafani

giwāfani (canonical neuter)
giwāfani (nominative singular)
giwāfani (nominative plural)
giwāfani (accusative singular)
giwāfani (accusative plural)
giwāfanes (genitive singular)
giwāfano (genitive plural)
giwāfane (dative singular)
giwāfanim (dative plural)
giwāfanu (instrumental singular)

From Proto-West Germanic *gawāpnī, derived from an earlier form of Old High German wāfan. Cognate with Old English ġewǣpne.


manslago

manslago (nominative singular)
manslagon (nominative plural)
manslagun (nominative plural)
manslagon (accusative singular)
manslagun (accusative singular)
manslagon (accusative plural)
manslagun (accusative plural)
manslagen (genitive singular)
manslagin (genitive singular)
manslagōno (genitive plural)
manslagen (dative singular)
manslagin (dative singular)
manslagōm (dative plural)
manslagōn (dative plural)

From Proto-West Germanic *manaslagō. Cognate with Old English manslaga. The expected Old Frisian cognate, monslaga, exists but has come to mean "murder". By surface analysis, man + slahan + -o.

someone who kills a person: murderer, killer


manslaht

manslaht (nominative singular)
manslahti (nominative plural)
manslaht (accusative singular)
manslahti (accusative plural)
manslahtes (genitive singular)
manslahto (genitive plural)
manslahte (dative singular)
manslahtim (dative plural)
manslahten (dative plural)
manslahtu (instrumental singular)

From Proto-West Germanic *manaslahti. Cognate with Old English mansliht. Equivalent to man (“person”) + slaht (“killing”).

(countable, uncountable) killing of a person: murder, killing


grifes

grīfēs (canonical)
grīfēst (alternative)

second-person singular present subjunctive of grīfan


antwurten

antwurten (infinitive)
antwurtu (first-person present singular)
antwurtita (first-person past singular)
antwurtis (present second-person singular)
antwurtist (present second-person singular)
antwurtitōs (past second-person singular)
antwurttōst (past second-person singular)
antwurtit (present singular third-person)
antwurtita (past singular third-person)
antwurtem (first-person plural present)
antwurtemēs (first-person plural present)
antwurtitum (first-person past plural)
antwurtitumēs (first-person past plural)
antwurtet (plural present second-person)
antwurtitut (past plural second-person)
antwurtent (plural present third-person)
antwurtitun (past plural third-person)
antwurte (first-person present singular)
antwurtiti (first-person past singular)
antwurtēs (present second-person singular)
antwurtēst (present second-person singular)
antwurtitīs (past second-person singular)
antwurtitīst (past second-person singular)
antwurte (present singular third-person)
antwurtiti (past singular third-person)
antwurtēm (first-person plural present)
antwurtēn (first-person plural present)
antwurtitīm (first-person past plural)
antwurtitīn (first-person past plural)
antwurtitīmēs (first-person past plural)
antwurtēt (plural present second-person)
antwurtitīt (past plural second-person)
antwurtēn (plural present third-person)
antwurtitīn (past plural third-person)
antwurti (present singular)
antwurtet (plural present)
antwurtenti (present)
giantwurtit (past)

From Proto-West Germanic *andawurdijan, from Proto-Germanic *andawurdijaną.


lubon

lubōn (infinitive)
lubōm (first-person present singular)
lubōn (first-person present singular)
lubōta (first-person past singular)
lubōs (present second-person singular)
lubōst (present second-person singular)
lubōtōs (past second-person singular)
lubōtōst (past second-person singular)
lubōt (present singular third-person)
lubōta (past singular third-person)
lubōm (first-person plural present)
lubōmēs (first-person plural present)
lubōtum (first-person past plural)
lubōtumēs (first-person past plural)
lubōt (plural present second-person)
lubōtut (past plural second-person)
lubōnt (plural present third-person)
lubōtun (past plural third-person)
lubo (first-person present singular)
lubōti (first-person past singular)
lubōtīs (past second-person singular)
lubo (present singular third-person)
lubōti (past singular third-person)
lubōtīm (first-person past plural)
lubōtīmēs (first-person past plural)
lubōtīt (past plural second-person)
lubōn (plural present third-person)
lubōtīn (past plural third-person)
lubo (present singular)
lubōt (plural present)
lubōnti (present)
gilubōt (past)

From Proto-West Germanic *lubōn. Compare Old English lufian, Old Frisian luvia.


itisi

inflection of itis:
genitive/dative singular

inflection of itis:
nominative/accusative plural


heptidun

third-person plural past indicative of heften


heilizunga

Uuard thô, so siu gihorta heilizunga Mariun Helisabeth, gifah thaz kind in ira reue.

It happened then, that when Elisabeth heard Maria's greeting, the child in her belly rejoiced.


uuas

manuscript spelling of was, first/third-person singular past indicative of wesan


helidos

alternative form of helida, nominative/accusative plural of helid


gimahalta

first/third-person singular past indicative of gimahalēn


ƿuortun

manuscript spelling of wortum, dative plural of wort


sagetun

third-person plural past indicative of sagēn


sciltim

manuscript spelling of skiltim, dative plural of skilt


ƿabnum

manuscript spelling of wāfnum, dative plural of wāfan


gihorta

first/third-person singular past indicative of gihōrian


rihtun

third-person plural past indicative of rihten


ritun

third-person plural past indicative of rītan


ƿari

manuscript spelling of wāri, inflection of wesan:

first/third-person singular past subjunctive


suertu

manuscript spelling of swertu, instrumental singular of swert


herron

inflection of hērro:
accusative singular

inflection of hērro:
nominative/accusative plural


skihit

third-person singular present indicative of skehan


otmuoti

From ōdi + muotī; first element ultimately from Proto-Germanic *auþuz. Compare Dutch ootmoed.


gistuont

first/third-person singular past indicative of gistantan


stuont

first/third-person singular past indicative of stantan


frotoro

alternative form of fruotōro, comparative degree of fruot


argosto

weak superlative degree masculine/neuter nominative singular of arg


fluoh

Middle High German: vluoch

German: Fluch


fruotoro

fruotōro (canonical)
frōtōro (alternative)


hrust

hrust (nominative singular)
hrusti (nominative plural)
hrust (accusative singular)
hrusti (accusative plural)
hrusti (genitive singular)
hrusto (genitive plural)
hrusti (dative singular)
hrustim (dative plural)
hrusten (dative plural)
rust (alternative)

From Proto-West Germanic *hrusti, from Proto-Germanic *hrustiz.


warun

third-person plural past indicative of wesan


ƿarun

manuscript spelling of wārun, third-person plural past indicative of wesan


uuorun

manuscript spelling of fuorun, third-person plural past indicative of faran


sazun

third-person plural past indicative of sizzen


fuorun

third-person plural past indicative of faran


muotin

third-person plural past subjunctive of muoen


folche

alternative form of folke, dative singular of folk


folches

alternative form of folkes, genitive singular of folk


fohem

strong masculine/neuter dative singular of fōh


ƿiges

manuscript spelling of wīges, genitive singular of wīg


hewun

alternative form of hiewun, third-person plural past indicative of houwan


hiewun

third-person plural past indicative of houwan


raet

manuscript spelling of reit, first/third-person singular past indicative of rītan


sinero

inflection of sīn:
strong feminine dative singular

inflection of sīn:
strong genitive plural


dinu

strong masculine/neuter instrumental singular of dīn


sinem

strong masculine/neuter/feminine dative plural of sīn


gistuontun

third-person plural past indicative of gistantan


gistontun

alternative form of gistuontun, third-person plural past indicative of gistantan


ƿant

manuscript spelling of want, first/third-person singular past indicative of wintan


Huni

Hūni (canonical masculine plural)
Hūn (nominative singular)
Hūni (nominative plural)
Hūn (accusative singular)
Hūni (accusative plural)
Hūnes (genitive singular)
Hūno (genitive plural)
Hūne (dative singular)
Hūnim (dative plural)
Hūnen (dative plural)
Hūnu (instrumental singular)


huneo

manuscript spelling of Hūnio, genitive plural of Hūni


otachres

manuscript spelling of Ōtachres, genitive of Ōtacher


otachre

manuscript spelling of Ōtachre, dative of Ōtacher


waniu

first-person singular present indicative of wānen


weizu

first-person singular present indicative of weizen


uuet

manuscript spelling of weiȥ, first/third-person singular present indicative of wiȥȥan


gurtun

third-person plural past indicative of gurten


garawitun

third-person plural past indicative of garwen


heittu

manuscript spelling of heizzu, first-person singular present indicative of heizzan


heizzu

first-person singular present indicative of heizzan


hætti

manuscript spelling of hiazi, inflection of heizzan:

first/third-person singular past subjunctive


hiazi

inflection of heizzan:
second-person singular past indicative


ƿaniu

manuscript spelling of wāniu, first-person singular present indicative of wānen


ƿili

manuscript spelling of wili, second/third-person singular present indicative of wellen


wurdun

third-person plural past indicative of werdan


ƿurtun

manuscript spelling of wurdun, third-person plural past indicative of werdan


heƿun

manuscript spelling of hiewun, third-person plural past indicative of houwan


gisihu

first-person singular present indicative of gisëhan


Wentilseo

From Proto-West Germanic *Wandilsaiwi. By surface analysis, Wentil (“Vandal”) + sēo (“sea”). Cognate with Old English Wendelsǣ.

surf

Mediterranean Sea
Mediterranean Sea#English

(hapax legomenon) Mediterranean Sea (a sea)


ƿintro

manuscript spelling of wintro, genitive plural of wintar


spenis

second-person singular present indicative of spanan


wallota

first/third-person singular past indicative of wallōn


unwahsan

un- + giwahsan, past participle of wahsan (“to grow”).


ƿettu

manuscript spelling of weizu, first-person singular present indicative of weizen


heuane

manuscript spelling of hebane, dative singular of heban


spaher

strong masculine nominative singular of spāhi


lezidun

third-person plural past indicative of lezzen


wuohs

first/third-person singular past indicative of wahsan


gistuontum

first-person plural past indicative of gistantan

(Hildebrandslied) misspelling of gistuontun


Hiltibraht

By metathesis from hilt (“battle, fight”) (from Proto-West Germanic *hildi) + berht (“bright”) (from Proto-West Germanic *berht)

af

from Proto-West Germanic <i class="Latn mention" lang="gmw-pro">*hildi</i>

from Proto-West Germanic <i class="Latn mention" lang="gmw-pro">*berht</i>

Hiltiperht (alternative)
Hiltibreht (alternative)

(Hildebrandslied) misspelling of Hiltibrant


Hadubraht

(Hildebrandslied) misspelling of Hadubrant


gimalta

(Hildebrandslied) misspelling of gimahalta


seolidante

sēo (“sea”) + līdan (“to go, pass”), second element with suffix ultimately from Proto-Germanic *-ndz (“-ing one, -er”).


luttila

alternative form of luzzila, inflection of luzzil:

weak neuter nominative/accusative singular


luzzila

inflection of luzzil:
strong feminine accusative singular

inflection of luzzil:
weak feminine nominative singular


luzzilo

strong feminine nominative/accusative plural

inflection of luzzil:
weak masculine nominative singular


giƿigan

manuscript spelling of giwigan, past participle of wīgan


lustit

third-person singular present indicative of lusten


huitte

alternative form of wīze, strong masculine nominative/accusative plural of wīz


sunufatarungo

From sunu (“son”) + fater (“father”) + -unga, from Proto-Germanic *-ungō. See Old Saxon gisunfadar for more information.


Godan

From Proto-Germanic *Wōdanaz. Cognate with Old English Wōden, Old Saxon Wōdan, Old High German Wuotan, Old Norse Óðinn.


ritit

third-person singular present indicative of rītan


ritit

second-person plural past subjunctive of rītan


uznam

first/third-person singular past indicative of ūȥnëman


birit

third-person singular present indicative of bëran


skritan

skrītan (infinitive)
skrītu (first-person present singular)
skrīto (first-person present singular)
skreit (first-person past singular)
skrītis (present second-person singular)
skrītist (present second-person singular)
skriti (past second-person singular)
skrītit (present singular third-person)
skreit (past singular third-person)
skrītem (first-person plural present)
skrītemēs (first-person plural present)
skritum (first-person past plural)
skritumēs (first-person past plural)
skrītet (plural present second-person)
skritut (past plural second-person)
skrītant (plural present third-person)
skritun (past plural third-person)
skrīte (first-person present singular)
skriti (first-person past singular)
skrītēs (present second-person singular)
skrītēst (present second-person singular)
skritīs (past second-person singular)
skritīst (past second-person singular)
skrīte (present singular third-person)
skriti (past singular third-person)
skrītēm (first-person plural present)
skritīm (first-person past plural)
skritīmēs (first-person past plural)
skrītēt (plural present second-person)
skritīt (past plural second-person)
skrītēn (plural present third-person)
skritīn (past plural third-person)
skrīt (present singular)
skrītet (plural present)
skrītanti (present)
giskritan (past)
scritan (alternative)

Middle High German: schrīten

German: schreiten

From Proto-West Germanic *skrīþan, from Proto-Germanic *skrīþaną.


ƿurti

manuscript spelling of wurdi, inflection of werdan:

first/third-person singular past subjunctive


ostarliuti

From ōstar (“east”) + liuti (“people, men”).


furlaet

manuscript spelling of firliaz, first/third-person singular past indicative of firlāzan


niusen

From Proto-West Germanic *niuhsijan (“to spy, to investigate”), from Proto-Germanic *niuhsijaną (“to search out”).

inh

niuse de motti


zamin

third-person plural past subjunctive of zëman


tiufi

tiufī (canonical feminine)
tiufī (nominative singular)
tiufī (accusative singular)
tiufī (genitive singular)
tiufī (dative singular)
tiufe (alternative)
tiufīn (alternative)

Middle High German: tiufe, tiefe

Alemannic German: Tüüfi, Tieffi

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obsolete <i class="Latn mention" lang="de">Teufe</i>

German: Tiefe (obsolete Teufe)

Rhine Franconian:

Palatine German: Dief, Tief

Vilamovian: tif

Inherited from Proto-West Germanic *diupī, from Proto-Germanic *diupį̄; equivalent to tiof (“deep”) + -ī.


knuosal

knuosal (nominative singular)
knuosal (nominative plural)
knuosal (accusative singular)
knuosal (accusative plural)
knuosales (genitive singular)
knuosalo (genitive plural)
knuosale (dative singular)
knuosalum (dative plural)
knuosalu (instrumental singular)

From Proto-West Germanic *knōsl. Cognate with Old English cnōsl, Old Saxon knōsal.


brezitella

brēzitella (canonical feminine)
brēzitella (nominative singular)
brēzitellūn (nominative plural)
brēzitellūn (accusative singular)
brēzitellūn (accusative plural)
brēzitellūn (genitive singular)
brēzitellōno (genitive plural)
brēzitellūn (dative singular)
brēzitellōm (dative plural)
brēzitellōn (dative plural)
brecila (alternative)
brecedella (alternative)
bricitel (alternative)
prezitella (alternative)
pricella (alternative)

desc

Middle High German: brêzel, prêzel, prêzile

Alemannic German: Brëtzle, Brëtzli

Alsatian: Bradschdal, Bratzel, Bredschdel, Bretzel

Swabian: Brezl

desctree

German: Brezel, Brätzel, Pretzel, Bretzel (Switzerland), Breze, Brezen, Brezn (Southern Germany, Austria)
→ English: pretzel
→ French: bretzel
→ Polish: precel
→ Russian: бре́цель (brécelʹ)

Luxembourgish: Brezel

Rhine Franconian:

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Palatine German: Bratzel, Bretschel, Bratzel

Pennsylvania German: Bretzel

→ Franc-Comtois: betchelle

→ Franco-Provençal: bréchalle, brichelle

→ Lorrain: brèchetelle, brèstelle, brètsèle

→ French: brèchetelle (obsolete)

→ Walloon: britzèl

Borrowed from Vulgar Latin *brāchiātellus (“small biscuit, cake”), through femininized Western Romance *bracẹtélla (/brat͡seˈtɛlːa/). Compare Medieval Latin bracellus.


unbartohti

From Proto-West Germanic *unbardoht, *unbardohti, perhaps from Proto-Germanic *unbarduhtaz (“unbearded”), equivalent to un- + bartohti. Cognate with Old Saxon unbardoht.


bartohti

Middle High German: bartoht

German: bartet (obsolete)

Swabian: bartet

From Proto-West Germanic *bardohti, *bardoht (also *bardaht), from Proto-Germanic *barduhtaz (“bearded”), equivalent to bart + -ohti.


swas

From Proto-West Germanic *swās, from Proto-Germanic *swēsaz (“one's own, familiar, trusted”).

inh

nu scal mih suasat chind • suertu hauƿan

Now my own child shall hit me with a sword


suasat

manuscript spelling of swāsat, strong neuter nominative/accusative singular of swās


cnuosles

(Hildebrandslied) manuscript spelling of knuosales, genitive singular of knuosal


Ostarrihhi

Ōstarrīhhi (canonical neuter)
Ōstarrīchi (alternative)

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Middle High German: Ōsterrīche, Œsterrīche

Alemannic German: Öschtrych, Eschtriich, Eschtrych

Bavarian: Östareich, Éstareich

Apeltonerisch: Eestreu

German: Österreich

Luxembourgish: Éisträich

Rhine Franconian:

Palatine German: Eestriasch

→ Old French: Ostriche

French: Autriche

⇒ Latin: Austria (phono-semantic matching)

From ōstar (“eastern”) + rīhhi (“realm, land”).

com

East Francia (eastern portion of the Frankish empire after 843, reaching from the North Sea to present-day Slovenia)


Herigast

→ Old Danish: Heriest, Hæryst

From Proto-Germanic *Harigastiz, from *harjaz (“army”) + *gastiz (“guest, stranger”).


murmento

murmento (nominative singular)
murmenton (nominative plural)
murmentun (nominative plural)
murmenton (accusative singular)
murmentun (accusative singular)
murmenton (accusative plural)
murmentun (accusative plural)
murmenten (genitive singular)
murmentin (genitive singular)
murmentōno (genitive plural)
murmenten (dative singular)
murmentin (dative singular)
murmentōm (dative plural)
murmentōn (dative plural)
murmunto (alternative)
muremento (alternative)

Borrowed from Latin mūris montānus, from mūris (“mouse”) + montānus (“of the mountain”).

af

Murmetli

Middle High German: mürmendīn, murmendīn

→ Middle Low German: murmeldêrte

⇒ Middle High German: (folk-etymology) murmeltier


kussin

kussīn (canonical neuter)
kussīn (nominative singular)
kussīn (nominative plural)
kussīn (accusative singular)
kussīn (accusative plural)
kussīnes (genitive singular)
kussīno (genitive plural)
kussīne (dative singular)
kussīnum (dative plural)
kussīnu (instrumental singular)
chuissīn (alternative)
chusse (alternative)
chussī (alternative)
cussen (alternative)
cussī (alternative)
cussīe (alternative)
cussīn (alternative)
kssīn (alternative)
kuszīn (alternative)

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Middle High German: küssen, küssein, küsse

Alemannic German: Chüssi

Alsatian: Kissi, Kisse

Swabian: Kissa

Bavarian: Kissn

Central Franconian: Kösse, Kössem, Küsse

Hunsrik: Kisse

obsolete <i class="Latn mention" lang="de">Küssen</i>

German: Kissen (obsolete Küssen)

Luxembourgish: Këssen

Rhine Franconian: Kisse, Kesse

Palatine German: Kisse, Kesse

Pennsylvania German: Kisse

Yiddish: קישן (kishn)

Inherited from Proto-West Germanic *kussīn, from Late Latin coxīnus. Compare Middle Dutch cussen. Old Frisian kessen, Old Saxon kussīn.


nemem

first-person plural present indicative of nëman


nemem

first-person plural present subjunctive of nëman


ehhol

ehhol (nominative singular)
ehholā (nominative plural)
ehhola (nominative plural)
ehhol (accusative singular)
ehholā (accusative plural)
ehhola (accusative plural)
ehholes (genitive singular)
ehholo (genitive plural)
ehhole (dative singular)
ehholum (dative plural)
ehholu (instrumental singular)
ecchel (alternative)
ecchil (alternative)
ecchol (alternative)
ekol (alternative)
ekil (alternative)

desc

Middle High German: eckel, ekkel (Bavarian)

Bavarian: Eckel (obsolete)

Cimbrian: ékkel

→ Slovene: jeklo


Diotrih

Middle High German: Dietrich

German: Dietrich

→ Czech: Dětřich

From Proto-West Germanic *Þeudurīk, from Proto-Germanic *Þeudōrīks.

Theotrih (alternative)
Detrih (alternative)
Deotrich (alternative)

Theoderic the Great (historical and legendary barbarian king)


scarnafol

scarna + fol. First element from Proto-Germanic *skarną (“filth, dung”), second from Proto-Germanic *fullą (“cup, beaker”), literally ‘cup of shit’. Attested in a 1003 AD charter as an apparent proof of vestigial knowledge of Lombardic long after the people had assimilated to Italo-Roman society.

(Lombardic, derogatory) shithead; dirty fellow; wastrel


zeihhan

zeihhan (nominative singular)
zeihhan (nominative plural)
zeihhan (accusative singular)
zeihhan (accusative plural)
zeihhanes (genitive singular)
zeihhano (genitive plural)
zeihhane (dative singular)
zeihhanum (dative plural)
zeihhanu (instrumental singular)

Middle High German: zeichen

Alemannic German: Zäiche, Zäie

German: Zeichen

Luxembourgish: Zeechen

Yiddish: צייכן (tseykhn)

From Proto-West Germanic *taikn, from Proto-Germanic *taikną. Cognate with Old English tācn.