alna

inflection of alinn:
weak masculine oblique singular


pata

inflection of pati:
indefinite oblique singular


sama

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

nonlemma

inflection of samr (“same”):
weak masculine oblique singular


sama

inflection of sami (“same”):
masculine oblique singular


sama

inflection of sami:
indefinite oblique singular


-na

positive degree weak masculine oblique singular

inflection of -inn (participle suffix):
weak masculine oblique singular


-a

inflection of -i (masculine an-stem nouns):


alla

inflection of allr:
weak masculine oblique singular


gula

inflection of gulr:
weak masculine oblique singular


sogna

inflection of soginn:
weak masculine oblique singular


meira

comparative degree masculine oblique singular


miðja

inflection of miðr:
weak masculine oblique singular


opna

inflection of opinn:
weak masculine oblique singular


átta

inflection of átti:
masculine oblique singular


átta

inflection of áttr:
weak masculine oblique singular


langa

inflection of langr:
weak masculine singular oblique


gamla

inflection of gamall:
weak masculine oblique singular


þrá

inflection of þrár:
weak masculine oblique singular

weak feminine nominative/oblique singular


þrá

inflection of þrái m:
oblique singular indefinite


trú

positive degree weak feminine oblique singular


festa

inflection of festr:
weak masculine oblique singular


vinda

positive degree weak masculine oblique singular


leka

inflection of leki:
indefinite oblique singular


saltara

inflection of saltari (“psalter”):
oblique singular


salta

inflection of saltr (“salty”):
weak masculine oblique singular


vísa

inflection of vísi:
indefinite oblique singular


minna

inflection of minni:
masculine oblique singular


góða

inflection of góðr:
weak masculine oblique singular


setta

inflection of settr:
weak masculine oblique singular


drukkna

inflection of drukkinn:
weak masculine oblique singular


áttu

inflection of átti:
feminine oblique singular


áttu

inflection of áttr:
weak feminine oblique singular


skíra

inflection of skírr:
weak masculine oblique singular


legna

inflection of leginn:
weak masculine oblique singular


borna

inflection of borinn:
weak masculine oblique singular


-la

inflection of -ull (deverbative adjective):


laka

inflection of laki:
indefinite oblique singular


tekna

inflection of tekinn:
weak masculine oblique singular


hverfa

positive degree weak masculine oblique singular


sendu

inflection of sendr:
weak feminine oblique singular


vindu

positive degree weak feminine oblique singular


fræva

inflection of frær:
weak masculine oblique singular


unna

Past participle forms of vinna (“to win”).

inflection of unninn:
weak masculine oblique singular


fegra

comparative degree masculine oblique singular


komna

inflection of kominn:
weak masculine oblique singular


skorna

inflection of skorinn:
weak masculine oblique singular


herða

inflection of herðr:
weak masculine oblique singular


brunna

inflection of brunninn:
weak masculine oblique singular


galna

inflection of galinn:
weak masculine oblique singular


skapta

inflection of skaptr:
weak masculine oblique singular

inflection of skapiðr:
weak masculine oblique singular


yngsta

superlative degree weak masculine oblique singular


bundna

inflection of bundinn:
weak masculine oblique singular


fallna

inflection of fallinn:
weak masculine oblique singular


saltanda

inflection of saltandi:
masculine oblique singular


brenda

inflection of brendr:
weak masculine oblique singular


rekna

inflection of rekinn:
weak masculine oblique singular


miklu

inflection of mikill:
weak feminine oblique singular


mikla

inflection of mikill:
weak masculine oblique singular


bleika

inflection of bleikr:
weak masculine oblique singular

inflection of bleikr:
weak feminine oblique singular


drukna

inflection of drukkinn:
weak masculine oblique singular


gjalla

inflection of gjallr:
weak masculine oblique singular


stigna

inflection of stiginn:
weak masculine oblique singular


stignu

inflection of stiginn:
weak feminine oblique singular


væna

positive degree weak masculine oblique singular


sadda

inflection of saddr:
weak masculine oblique singular


stadda

inflection of staddr:
weak masculine oblique singular


stǫðu

inflection of staðr:
feminine oblique singular weak


kastaða

inflection of kastaðr:
weak masculine oblique singular


kǫstuðu

inflection of kastaðr:
weak feminine oblique singular


stóru

positive degree weak feminine oblique singular


togna

inflection of toginn:
weak masculine oblique singular


skaga

From Proto-Germanic *skag- (“to emerge, stick out”), from Proto-Indo-European *(s)kek-, *(s)keg- (“to jump, skip, move, hurry”). See also modern English shag.

inh

inflection of skagi:
indefinite oblique singular


mestu

weak superlative degree feminine oblique singular


gengu

inflection of gengr:
weak oblique feminine singular


tíunda

inflection of tíundi:
masculine oblique singular


spakara

masculine oblique singular comparative degree


spǫkustu

weak feminine oblique singular superlative degree


spǫku

inflection of spakr:
weak feminine oblique singular


spakasta

weak superlative degree masculine singular oblique


lengsta

weak superlative degree masculine oblique singular


lǫngu

Forms of langr (“long”). The adverb more specifically is from the neuter dative singular.

inflection of langr:
weak feminine oblique singular


spaka

inflection of spakr:
weak masculine oblique singular


smærra

comparative degree masculine oblique singular


hreinstu

superlative degree weak feminine oblique singular


góðu

inflection of góðr:
weak feminine oblique singular


hreinsta

superlative degree weak masculine oblique singular


gǫmlu

inflection of gamall:
weak feminine oblique singular


þungu

positive degree weak feminine oblique singular


þunga

positive degree weak masculine oblique singular


hreina

inflection of hreinn:
weak masculine oblique singular


hvílda

inflection of hvíldr:
weak masculine oblique singular


hvíldu

inflection of hvíldr:
weak feminine oblique singular


kennanda

inflection of kennandi:
oblique singular


kennanda

present participle masculine oblique singular


leiku

inflection of leika:
feminine oblique singular


hressa

From hress (“in good spirits, at health”).


spunnu

inflection of spunninn:
weak feminine oblique singular


optliga

inflection of optligr:
weak masculine oblique singular


seljara

inflection of seljar (“seller”):
oblique singular


úfriðliga

inflection of úfriðligr:
weak masculine oblique singular


brunnu

inflection of brunninn:
weak feminine oblique singular


skartara

inflection of skartari:
indefinite oblique singular


brigða

inflection of brigðr:
weak masculine oblique singular


bǫrðu

inflection of bariðr:
weak feminine oblique singular

inflection of barðr:
weak feminine oblique singular


frjóva

inflection of frjór:
weak masculine oblique singular


barða

inflection of bariðr:
weak masculine oblique singular

inflection of barðr:
weak masculine oblique singular


gǫlnu

inflection of galinn:
weak feminine oblique singular


veika

inflection of veikr:
weak masculine oblique singular


fáðu

inflection of fáðr:
weak feminine oblique singular


sǫnnu

inflection of saðr:
weak feminine oblique singular


reknu

inflection of rekinn:
weak feminine oblique singular


vǫlsku

inflection of valskr:
weak feminine oblique singular


hvítu

inflection of hvítr:
weak feminine oblique singular


fáða

inflection of fáðr:
weak masculine oblique singular


gǫrva

inflection of gǫrr:
weak masculine oblique singular


reyndu

inflection of reyndr:
weak feminine oblique singular


hǫfðingja

inflection of hǫfðingi:
oblique singular


nýju

inflection of nýr:
weak feminine oblique singular


blóðga

inflection of blóðugr:
weak masculine oblique singular


háva

inflection of hár:
weak masculine oblique singular


hæsta

weak superlative degree masculine oblique singular


fjǫlhǫfðaða

inflection of fjǫlhǫfðaðr:
weak masculine oblique singular


fangboða

inflection of fangboði:
oblique singular