svensker

svensker (strong)

svensker (weak)

svensker (masculine nominative singular)
svensk (feminine nominative singular)
svenskt (neuter nominative singular)
svenskan (accusative masculine singular)
svenska (accusative feminine singular)
svenskt (accusative neuter singular)
svenskum (dative masculine singular)
svenskom (dative masculine singular)
svenskri (dative feminine singular)
svenskre (dative feminine singular)
svensku (dative neuter singular)
svensko (dative neuter singular)
svensks (genitive masculine singular)
svenskrar (feminine genitive singular)
svensks (genitive neuter singular)
svenskir (masculine nominative plural)
svensker (masculine nominative plural)
svenskar (feminine nominative plural)
svensk (neuter nominative plural)
svenska (accusative masculine plural)
svenskar (accusative feminine plural)
svensk (accusative neuter plural)
svenskum (dative masculine plural)
svenskom (dative masculine plural)
svenskum (dative feminine plural)
svenskom (dative feminine plural)
svenskum (dative neuter plural)
svenskom (dative neuter plural)
svenskra (genitive masculine plural)
svenska (genitive masculine plural)
svenskra (feminine genitive plural)
svenska (feminine genitive plural)
svenskra (genitive neuter plural)
svenska (genitive neuter plural)
svenski (masculine nominative singular)
svenske (masculine nominative singular)
svenska (feminine nominative singular)
svenska (neuter nominative singular)
svenska (accusative masculine singular)
svensku (accusative feminine singular)
svensko (accusative feminine singular)
svenska (accusative neuter singular)
svenska (dative masculine singular)
svensku (dative feminine singular)
svensko (dative feminine singular)
svenska (dative neuter singular)
svenska (genitive masculine singular)
svensku (feminine genitive singular)
svensko (feminine genitive singular)
svenska (genitive neuter singular)
svensku (masculine nominative plural)
svensko (masculine nominative plural)
svensku (feminine nominative plural)
svensko (feminine nominative plural)
svensku (neuter nominative plural)
svensko (neuter nominative plural)
svensku (accusative masculine plural)
svensko (accusative masculine plural)
svensku (accusative feminine plural)
svensko (accusative feminine plural)
svensku (accusative neuter plural)
svensko (accusative neuter plural)
svensku (dative masculine plural)
svensko (dative masculine plural)
svensku (dative feminine plural)
svensko (dative feminine plural)
svensku (dative neuter plural)
svensko (dative neuter plural)
svensku (genitive masculine plural)
svensko (genitive masculine plural)
svensku (feminine genitive plural)
svensko (feminine genitive plural)
svensku (genitive neuter plural)
svensko (genitive neuter plural)


lius

liūs (canonical)
liūs (masculine nominative singular)
liūs (feminine nominative singular)
liūst (neuter nominative singular)
liūsan (accusative masculine singular)
liūsa (accusative feminine singular)
liūst (accusative neuter singular)
liūsum (dative masculine singular)
liūsom (dative masculine singular)
[[liusi, -e]] (dative feminine singular)
liūsu (dative neuter singular)
liūso (dative neuter singular)
liūs (genitive masculine singular)
liūsar (feminine genitive singular)
liūs (genitive neuter singular)
liūsir (masculine nominative plural)
liūser (masculine nominative plural)
liūsar (feminine nominative plural)
liūs (neuter nominative plural)
liūsa (accusative masculine plural)
liūsar (accusative feminine plural)
liūs (accusative neuter plural)
liūsum (dative masculine plural)
liūsom (dative masculine plural)
liūsum (dative feminine plural)
liūsom (dative feminine plural)
liūsum (dative neuter plural)
liūsom (dative neuter plural)
liūsa (genitive masculine plural)
liūsa (feminine genitive plural)
liūsa (genitive neuter plural)
liūsi (masculine nominative singular)
liūse (masculine nominative singular)
liūsa (feminine nominative singular)
liūsa (neuter nominative singular)
liūsa (accusative masculine singular)
liūsu (accusative feminine singular)
liūso (accusative feminine singular)
liūsa (accusative neuter singular)
liūsa (dative masculine singular)
liūsu (dative feminine singular)
liūso (dative feminine singular)
liūsa (dative neuter singular)
liūsa (genitive masculine singular)
liūsu (feminine genitive singular)
liūso (feminine genitive singular)
liūsa (genitive neuter singular)
liūsu (masculine nominative plural)
liūso (masculine nominative plural)
liūsu (feminine nominative plural)
liūso (feminine nominative plural)
liūsu (neuter nominative plural)
liūso (neuter nominative plural)
liūsu (accusative masculine plural)
liūso (accusative masculine plural)
liūsu (accusative feminine plural)
liūso (accusative feminine plural)
liūsu (accusative neuter plural)
liūso (accusative neuter plural)
liūsu (dative masculine plural)
liūso (dative masculine plural)
liūsu (dative feminine plural)
liūso (dative feminine plural)
liūsu (dative neuter plural)
liūso (dative neuter plural)
liūsu (genitive masculine plural)
liūso (genitive masculine plural)
liūsu (feminine genitive plural)
liūso (feminine genitive plural)
liūsu (genitive neuter plural)
liūso (genitive neuter plural)

gmq-osw-decl-adj-table

liūs (strong)

liūs (weak)

Swedish: ljus

From Old Norse ljóss, from Proto-Germanic *leuhsaz.


hviter

hvīter (canonical)
hvīter (masculine nominative singular)
hvīt (feminine nominative singular)
hvīt (neuter nominative singular)
hvītan (accusative masculine singular)
hvīta (accusative feminine singular)
hvīt (accusative neuter singular)
hvītum (dative masculine singular)
hvītom (dative masculine singular)
hvītri (dative feminine singular)
hvītre (dative feminine singular)
hvītu (dative neuter singular)
hvīto (dative neuter singular)
hvīts (genitive masculine singular)
hvītrar (feminine genitive singular)
hvīts (genitive neuter singular)
hvītir (masculine nominative plural)
hvīter (masculine nominative plural)
hvītar (feminine nominative plural)
hvīt (neuter nominative plural)
hvīta (accusative masculine plural)
hvītar (accusative feminine plural)
hvīt (accusative neuter plural)
hvītum (dative masculine plural)
hvītom (dative masculine plural)
hvītum (dative feminine plural)
hvītom (dative feminine plural)
hvītum (dative neuter plural)
hvītom (dative neuter plural)
hvītra (genitive masculine plural)
hvīta (genitive masculine plural)
hvītra (feminine genitive plural)
hvīta (feminine genitive plural)
hvītra (genitive neuter plural)
hvīta (genitive neuter plural)
hvīti (masculine nominative singular)
hvīte (masculine nominative singular)
hvīta (feminine nominative singular)
hvīta (neuter nominative singular)
hvīta (accusative masculine singular)
hvītu (accusative feminine singular)
hvīto (accusative feminine singular)
hvīta (accusative neuter singular)
hvīta (dative masculine singular)
hvītu (dative feminine singular)
hvīto (dative feminine singular)
hvīta (dative neuter singular)
hvīta (genitive masculine singular)
hvītu (feminine genitive singular)
hvīto (feminine genitive singular)
hvīta (genitive neuter singular)
hvītu (masculine nominative plural)
hvīto (masculine nominative plural)
hvītu (feminine nominative plural)
hvīto (feminine nominative plural)
hvītu (neuter nominative plural)
hvīto (neuter nominative plural)
hvītu (accusative masculine plural)
hvīto (accusative masculine plural)
hvītu (accusative feminine plural)
hvīto (accusative feminine plural)
hvītu (accusative neuter plural)
hvīto (accusative neuter plural)
hvītu (dative masculine plural)
hvīto (dative masculine plural)
hvītu (dative feminine plural)
hvīto (dative feminine plural)
hvītu (dative neuter plural)
hvīto (dative neuter plural)
hvītu (genitive masculine plural)
hvīto (genitive masculine plural)
hvītu (feminine genitive plural)
hvīto (feminine genitive plural)
hvītu (genitive neuter plural)
hvīto (genitive neuter plural)

hvīter (strong)

hvīter (weak)

Swedish: vit

From Old Norse hvítr, from Proto-Germanic *hwītaz.


riker

rīker (canonical)
rīker (masculine nominative singular)
rīk (feminine nominative singular)
rīkt (neuter nominative singular)
rīkan (accusative masculine singular)
rīka (accusative feminine singular)
rīkt (accusative neuter singular)
rīkum (dative masculine singular)
rīkom (dative masculine singular)
rīkri (dative feminine singular)
rīkre (dative feminine singular)
rīku (dative neuter singular)
rīko (dative neuter singular)
rīks (genitive masculine singular)
rīkrar (feminine genitive singular)
rīks (genitive neuter singular)
rīkir (masculine nominative plural)
rīker (masculine nominative plural)
rīkar (feminine nominative plural)
rīk (neuter nominative plural)
rīka (accusative masculine plural)
rīkar (accusative feminine plural)
rīk (accusative neuter plural)
rīkum (dative masculine plural)
rīkom (dative masculine plural)
rīkum (dative feminine plural)
rīkom (dative feminine plural)
rīkum (dative neuter plural)
rīkom (dative neuter plural)
rīkra (genitive masculine plural)
rīka (genitive masculine plural)
rīkra (feminine genitive plural)
rīka (feminine genitive plural)
rīkra (genitive neuter plural)
rīka (genitive neuter plural)
rīki (masculine nominative singular)
rīke (masculine nominative singular)
rīka (feminine nominative singular)
rīka (neuter nominative singular)
rīka (accusative masculine singular)
rīku (accusative feminine singular)
rīko (accusative feminine singular)
rīka (accusative neuter singular)
rīka (dative masculine singular)
rīku (dative feminine singular)
rīko (dative feminine singular)
rīka (dative neuter singular)
rīka (genitive masculine singular)
rīku (feminine genitive singular)
rīko (feminine genitive singular)
rīka (genitive neuter singular)
rīku (masculine nominative plural)
rīko (masculine nominative plural)
rīku (feminine nominative plural)
rīko (feminine nominative plural)
rīku (neuter nominative plural)
rīko (neuter nominative plural)
rīku (accusative masculine plural)
rīko (accusative masculine plural)
rīku (accusative feminine plural)
rīko (accusative feminine plural)
rīku (accusative neuter plural)
rīko (accusative neuter plural)
rīku (dative masculine plural)
rīko (dative masculine plural)
rīku (dative feminine plural)
rīko (dative feminine plural)
rīku (dative neuter plural)
rīko (dative neuter plural)
rīku (genitive masculine plural)
rīko (genitive masculine plural)
rīku (feminine genitive plural)
rīko (feminine genitive plural)
rīku (genitive neuter plural)
rīko (genitive neuter plural)

rīker (strong)

rīker (weak)

Swedish: rik

From Old Norse ríkr, from Proto-Germanic *rīkijaz.


magher

magher (strong)

magher (weak)

magher (masculine nominative singular)
magher (feminine nominative singular)
maghert (neuter nominative singular)
maghran (accusative masculine singular)
maghra (accusative feminine singular)
maghert (accusative neuter singular)
maghrum (dative masculine singular)
maghrom (dative masculine singular)
[[maghri, -e]] (dative feminine singular)
maghru (dative neuter singular)
maghro (dative neuter singular)
maghers (genitive masculine singular)
maghrar (feminine genitive singular)
maghers (genitive neuter singular)
maghrir (masculine nominative plural)
maghrer (masculine nominative plural)
maghrar (feminine nominative plural)
magher (neuter nominative plural)
maghra (accusative masculine plural)
maghrar (accusative feminine plural)
magher (accusative neuter plural)
maghrum (dative masculine plural)
maghrom (dative masculine plural)
maghrum (dative feminine plural)
maghrom (dative feminine plural)
maghrum (dative neuter plural)
maghrom (dative neuter plural)
maghra (genitive masculine plural)
maghra (feminine genitive plural)
maghra (genitive neuter plural)
maghri (masculine nominative singular)
maghre (masculine nominative singular)
maghra (feminine nominative singular)
maghra (neuter nominative singular)
maghra (accusative masculine singular)
maghru (accusative feminine singular)
maghro (accusative feminine singular)
maghra (accusative neuter singular)
maghra (dative masculine singular)
maghru (dative feminine singular)
maghro (dative feminine singular)
maghra (dative neuter singular)
maghra (genitive masculine singular)
maghru (feminine genitive singular)
maghro (feminine genitive singular)
maghra (genitive neuter singular)
maghru (masculine nominative plural)
maghro (masculine nominative plural)
maghru (feminine nominative plural)
maghro (feminine nominative plural)
maghru (neuter nominative plural)
maghro (neuter nominative plural)
maghru (accusative masculine plural)
maghro (accusative masculine plural)
maghru (accusative feminine plural)
maghro (accusative feminine plural)
maghru (accusative neuter plural)
maghro (accusative neuter plural)
maghru (dative masculine plural)
maghro (dative masculine plural)
maghru (dative feminine plural)
maghro (dative feminine plural)
maghru (dative neuter plural)
maghro (dative neuter plural)
maghru (genitive masculine plural)
maghro (genitive masculine plural)
maghru (feminine genitive plural)
maghro (feminine genitive plural)
maghru (genitive neuter plural)
maghro (genitive neuter plural)

Swedish: mager

From Old Norse magr, from Proto-Germanic *magraz.


kalder

kalder (strong)

kalder (weak)

kalder (masculine nominative singular)
kald (feminine nominative singular)
kalt (neuter nominative singular)
kaldan (accusative masculine singular)
kalda (accusative feminine singular)
kalt (accusative neuter singular)
kaldum (dative masculine singular)
kaldom (dative masculine singular)
kaldri (dative feminine singular)
kaldre (dative feminine singular)
kaldu (dative neuter singular)
kaldo (dative neuter singular)
kalds (genitive masculine singular)
kaldrar (feminine genitive singular)
kalds (genitive neuter singular)
kaldir (masculine nominative plural)
kalder (masculine nominative plural)
kaldar (feminine nominative plural)
kald (neuter nominative plural)
kalda (accusative masculine plural)
kaldar (accusative feminine plural)
kald (accusative neuter plural)
kaldum (dative masculine plural)
kaldom (dative masculine plural)
kaldum (dative feminine plural)
kaldom (dative feminine plural)
kaldum (dative neuter plural)
kaldom (dative neuter plural)
kaldra (genitive masculine plural)
kalda (genitive masculine plural)
kaldra (feminine genitive plural)
kalda (feminine genitive plural)
kaldra (genitive neuter plural)
kalda (genitive neuter plural)
kaldi (masculine nominative singular)
kalde (masculine nominative singular)
kalda (feminine nominative singular)
kalda (neuter nominative singular)
kalda (accusative masculine singular)
kaldu (accusative feminine singular)
kaldo (accusative feminine singular)
kalda (accusative neuter singular)
kalda (dative masculine singular)
kaldu (dative feminine singular)
kaldo (dative feminine singular)
kalda (dative neuter singular)
kalda (genitive masculine singular)
kaldu (feminine genitive singular)
kaldo (feminine genitive singular)
kalda (genitive neuter singular)
kaldu (masculine nominative plural)
kaldo (masculine nominative plural)
kaldu (feminine nominative plural)
kaldo (feminine nominative plural)
kaldu (neuter nominative plural)
kaldo (neuter nominative plural)
kaldu (accusative masculine plural)
kaldo (accusative masculine plural)
kaldu (accusative feminine plural)
kaldo (accusative feminine plural)
kaldu (accusative neuter plural)
kaldo (accusative neuter plural)
kaldu (dative masculine plural)
kaldo (dative masculine plural)
kaldu (dative feminine plural)
kaldo (dative feminine plural)
kaldu (dative neuter plural)
kaldo (dative neuter plural)
kaldu (genitive masculine plural)
kaldo (genitive masculine plural)
kaldu (feminine genitive plural)
kaldo (feminine genitive plural)
kaldu (genitive neuter plural)
kaldo (genitive neuter plural)

Swedish: kall

From Old Norse kaldr, from Proto-Germanic *kaldaz.


iæmpn

head

iæmpn (neuter nominative singular iæmpnt)

iæmpnt (neuter nominative singular)
iæmpn (masculine nominative singular)
iæmpn (feminine nominative singular)
iæmpnt (neuter nominative singular)
iæmpnan (accusative masculine singular)
iæmpna (accusative feminine singular)
iæmpnt (accusative neuter singular)
iæmpnum (dative masculine singular)
iæmpnom (dative masculine singular)
iæmpnri (dative feminine singular)
iæmpnre (dative feminine singular)
iæmpnu (dative neuter singular)
iæmpno (dative neuter singular)
iæmpns (genitive masculine singular)
iæmpnrar (feminine genitive singular)
iæmpns (genitive neuter singular)
iæmpnir (masculine nominative plural)
iæmpner (masculine nominative plural)
iæmpnar (feminine nominative plural)
iæmpn (neuter nominative plural)
iæmpna (accusative masculine plural)
iæmpnar (accusative feminine plural)
iæmpn (accusative neuter plural)
iæmpnum (dative masculine plural)
iæmpnom (dative masculine plural)
iæmpnum (dative feminine plural)
iæmpnom (dative feminine plural)
iæmpnum (dative neuter plural)
iæmpnom (dative neuter plural)
iæmpnra (genitive masculine plural)
iæmpna (genitive masculine plural)
iæmpnra (feminine genitive plural)
iæmpna (feminine genitive plural)
iæmpnra (genitive neuter plural)
iæmpna (genitive neuter plural)
iæmpni (masculine nominative singular)
iæmpne (masculine nominative singular)
iæmpna (feminine nominative singular)
iæmpna (neuter nominative singular)
iæmpna (accusative masculine singular)
iæmpnu (accusative feminine singular)
iæmpno (accusative feminine singular)
iæmpna (accusative neuter singular)
iæmpna (dative masculine singular)
iæmpnu (dative feminine singular)
iæmpno (dative feminine singular)
iæmpna (dative neuter singular)
iæmpna (genitive masculine singular)
iæmpnu (feminine genitive singular)
iæmpno (feminine genitive singular)
iæmpna (genitive neuter singular)
iæmpnu (masculine nominative plural)
iæmpno (masculine nominative plural)
iæmpnu (feminine nominative plural)
iæmpno (feminine nominative plural)
iæmpnu (neuter nominative plural)
iæmpno (neuter nominative plural)
iæmpnu (accusative masculine plural)
iæmpno (accusative masculine plural)
iæmpnu (accusative feminine plural)
iæmpno (accusative feminine plural)
iæmpnu (accusative neuter plural)
iæmpno (accusative neuter plural)
iæmpnu (dative masculine plural)
iæmpno (dative masculine plural)
iæmpnu (dative feminine plural)
iæmpno (dative feminine plural)
iæmpnu (dative neuter plural)
iæmpno (dative neuter plural)
iæmpnu (genitive masculine plural)
iæmpno (genitive masculine plural)
iæmpnu (feminine genitive plural)
iæmpno (feminine genitive plural)
iæmpnu (genitive neuter plural)
iæmpno (genitive neuter plural)

gmq-osw-decl-adj-table

iæmpn (strong)

iæmpner (weak)

Swedish: jämn

From Old Norse jafn, from Proto-Germanic *ebnaz.


argher

argher (strong)

argher (weak)

argher (masculine nominative singular)
argh (feminine nominative singular)
arght (neuter nominative singular)
arkt (neuter nominative singular)
arghan (accusative masculine singular)
argha (accusative feminine singular)
arght (accusative neuter singular)
arkt (accusative neuter singular)
arghum (dative masculine singular)
arghom (dative masculine singular)
arghri (dative feminine singular)
arghre (dative feminine singular)
arghu (dative neuter singular)
argho (dative neuter singular)
arghs (genitive masculine singular)
arghrar (feminine genitive singular)
arghs (genitive neuter singular)
arghir (masculine nominative plural)
argher (masculine nominative plural)
arghar (feminine nominative plural)
argh (neuter nominative plural)
argha (accusative masculine plural)
arghar (accusative feminine plural)
argh (accusative neuter plural)
arghum (dative masculine plural)
arghom (dative masculine plural)
arghum (dative feminine plural)
arghom (dative feminine plural)
arghum (dative neuter plural)
arghom (dative neuter plural)
arghra (genitive masculine plural)
argha (genitive masculine plural)
arghra (feminine genitive plural)
argha (feminine genitive plural)
arghra (genitive neuter plural)
argha (genitive neuter plural)
arghi (masculine nominative singular)
arghe (masculine nominative singular)
argha (feminine nominative singular)
argha (neuter nominative singular)
argha (accusative masculine singular)
arghu (accusative feminine singular)
argho (accusative feminine singular)
argha (accusative neuter singular)
argha (dative masculine singular)
arghu (dative feminine singular)
argho (dative feminine singular)
argha (dative neuter singular)
argha (genitive masculine singular)
arghu (feminine genitive singular)
argho (feminine genitive singular)
argha (genitive neuter singular)
arghu (masculine nominative plural)
argho (masculine nominative plural)
arghu (feminine nominative plural)
argho (feminine nominative plural)
arghu (neuter nominative plural)
argho (neuter nominative plural)
arghu (accusative masculine plural)
argho (accusative masculine plural)
arghu (accusative feminine plural)
argho (accusative feminine plural)
arghu (accusative neuter plural)
argho (accusative neuter plural)
arghu (dative masculine plural)
argho (dative masculine plural)
arghu (dative feminine plural)
argho (dative feminine plural)
arghu (dative neuter plural)
argho (dative neuter plural)
arghu (genitive masculine plural)
argho (genitive masculine plural)
arghu (feminine genitive plural)
argho (feminine genitive plural)
arghu (genitive neuter plural)
argho (genitive neuter plural)

Swedish: arg

From Old Norse argr, from Proto-Germanic *argaz.


breþer

brēþer (canonical)
brēþer (masculine nominative singular)
brēþ (feminine nominative singular)
brēt (neuter nominative singular)
brēþan (accusative masculine singular)
brēþa (accusative feminine singular)
brēt (accusative neuter singular)
brēþum (dative masculine singular)
brēþom (dative masculine singular)
brēþri (dative feminine singular)
brēþre (dative feminine singular)
brēþu (dative neuter singular)
brēþo (dative neuter singular)
brēþs (genitive masculine singular)
brēþrar (feminine genitive singular)
brēþs (genitive neuter singular)
brēþir (masculine nominative plural)
brēþer (masculine nominative plural)
brēþar (feminine nominative plural)
brēþ (neuter nominative plural)
brēþa (accusative masculine plural)
brēþar (accusative feminine plural)
brēþ (accusative neuter plural)
brēþum (dative masculine plural)
brēþom (dative masculine plural)
brēþum (dative feminine plural)
brēþom (dative feminine plural)
brēþum (dative neuter plural)
brēþom (dative neuter plural)
brēþra (genitive masculine plural)
brēþa (genitive masculine plural)
brēþra (feminine genitive plural)
brēþa (feminine genitive plural)
brēþra (genitive neuter plural)
brēþa (genitive neuter plural)
brēþi (masculine nominative singular)
brēþe (masculine nominative singular)
brēþa (feminine nominative singular)
brēþa (neuter nominative singular)
brēþa (accusative masculine singular)
brēþu (accusative feminine singular)
brēþo (accusative feminine singular)
brēþa (accusative neuter singular)
brēþa (dative masculine singular)
brēþu (dative feminine singular)
brēþo (dative feminine singular)
brēþa (dative neuter singular)
brēþa (genitive masculine singular)
brēþu (feminine genitive singular)
brēþo (feminine genitive singular)
brēþa (genitive neuter singular)
brēþu (masculine nominative plural)
brēþo (masculine nominative plural)
brēþu (feminine nominative plural)
brēþo (feminine nominative plural)
brēþu (neuter nominative plural)
brēþo (neuter nominative plural)
brēþu (accusative masculine plural)
brēþo (accusative masculine plural)
brēþu (accusative feminine plural)
brēþo (accusative feminine plural)
brēþu (accusative neuter plural)
brēþo (accusative neuter plural)
brēþu (dative masculine plural)
brēþo (dative masculine plural)
brēþu (dative feminine plural)
brēþo (dative feminine plural)
brēþu (dative neuter plural)
brēþo (dative neuter plural)
brēþu (genitive masculine plural)
brēþo (genitive masculine plural)
brēþu (feminine genitive plural)
brēþo (feminine genitive plural)
brēþu (genitive neuter plural)
brēþo (genitive neuter plural)

brēþer (strong)

brēþer (weak)

Swedish: bred

From Old Norse breiðr, from Proto-Germanic *braidaz.


døþer

dø̄þer (canonical)
dø̄þer (masculine nominative singular)
dø̄þ (feminine nominative singular)
dø̄t (neuter nominative singular)
dø̄þan (accusative masculine singular)
dø̄þa (accusative feminine singular)
dø̄t (accusative neuter singular)
dø̄þum (dative masculine singular)
dø̄þom (dative masculine singular)
dø̄þri (dative feminine singular)
dø̄þre (dative feminine singular)
dø̄þu (dative neuter singular)
dø̄þo (dative neuter singular)
dø̄þs (genitive masculine singular)
dø̄þrar (feminine genitive singular)
dø̄þs (genitive neuter singular)
dø̄þir (masculine nominative plural)
dø̄þer (masculine nominative plural)
dø̄þar (feminine nominative plural)
dø̄þ (neuter nominative plural)
dø̄þa (accusative masculine plural)
dø̄þar (accusative feminine plural)
dø̄þ (accusative neuter plural)
dø̄þum (dative masculine plural)
dø̄þom (dative masculine plural)
dø̄þum (dative feminine plural)
dø̄þom (dative feminine plural)
dø̄þum (dative neuter plural)
dø̄þom (dative neuter plural)
dø̄þra (genitive masculine plural)
dø̄þa (genitive masculine plural)
dø̄þra (feminine genitive plural)
dø̄þa (feminine genitive plural)
dø̄þra (genitive neuter plural)
dø̄þa (genitive neuter plural)
dø̄þi (masculine nominative singular)
dø̄þe (masculine nominative singular)
dø̄þa (feminine nominative singular)
dø̄þa (neuter nominative singular)
dø̄þa (accusative masculine singular)
dø̄þu (accusative feminine singular)
dø̄þo (accusative feminine singular)
dø̄þa (accusative neuter singular)
dø̄þa (dative masculine singular)
dø̄þu (dative feminine singular)
dø̄þo (dative feminine singular)
dø̄þa (dative neuter singular)
dø̄þa (genitive masculine singular)
dø̄þu (feminine genitive singular)
dø̄þo (feminine genitive singular)
dø̄þa (genitive neuter singular)
dø̄þu (masculine nominative plural)
dø̄þo (masculine nominative plural)
dø̄þu (feminine nominative plural)
dø̄þo (feminine nominative plural)
dø̄þu (neuter nominative plural)
dø̄þo (neuter nominative plural)
dø̄þu (accusative masculine plural)
dø̄þo (accusative masculine plural)
dø̄þu (accusative feminine plural)
dø̄þo (accusative feminine plural)
dø̄þu (accusative neuter plural)
dø̄þo (accusative neuter plural)
dø̄þu (dative masculine plural)
dø̄þo (dative masculine plural)
dø̄þu (dative feminine plural)
dø̄þo (dative feminine plural)
dø̄þu (dative neuter plural)
dø̄þo (dative neuter plural)
dø̄þu (genitive masculine plural)
dø̄þo (genitive masculine plural)
dø̄þu (feminine genitive plural)
dø̄þo (feminine genitive plural)
dø̄þu (genitive neuter plural)
dø̄þo (genitive neuter plural)

dø̄þer (strong)

dø̄þum
dø̄þom

dø̄þir
dø̄þer

dø̄þum
dø̄þom

dø̄þra
dø̄þa

dø̄þri
dø̄þre

dø̄þum
dø̄þom

dø̄þra
dø̄þa

dø̄þum
dø̄þom

dø̄þra
dø̄þa

dø̄þer (weak)

Swedish: död

From Old Norse dauðr, from Proto-Germanic *daudaz.


døver

dø̄ver (canonical)
dø̄ver (masculine nominative singular)
dø̄f (feminine nominative singular)
dø̄ft (neuter nominative singular)
dø̄van (accusative masculine singular)
dø̄va (accusative feminine singular)
dø̄ft (accusative neuter singular)
dø̄vum (dative masculine singular)
dø̄vom (dative masculine singular)
dø̄fri (dative feminine singular)
dø̄vu (dative neuter singular)
dø̄vo (dative neuter singular)
dø̄fs (genitive masculine singular)
dø̄frar (feminine genitive singular)
dø̄fs (genitive neuter singular)
dø̄vir (masculine nominative plural)
dø̄ver (masculine nominative plural)
dø̄var (feminine nominative plural)
dø̄f (neuter nominative plural)
dø̄va (accusative masculine plural)
dø̄var (accusative feminine plural)
dø̄f (accusative neuter plural)
dø̄vum (dative masculine plural)
dø̄vom (dative masculine plural)
dø̄vum (dative feminine plural)
dø̄vom (dative feminine plural)
dø̄vum (dative neuter plural)
dø̄vom (dative neuter plural)
dø̄fra (genitive masculine plural)
dø̄fra (feminine genitive plural)
dø̄fra (genitive neuter plural)
dø̄vi (masculine nominative singular)
dø̄ve (masculine nominative singular)
dø̄va (feminine nominative singular)
dø̄va (neuter nominative singular)
dø̄va (accusative masculine singular)
dø̄vu (accusative feminine singular)
dø̄vo (accusative feminine singular)
dø̄va (accusative neuter singular)
dø̄va (dative masculine singular)
dø̄vu (dative feminine singular)
dø̄vo (dative feminine singular)
dø̄va (dative neuter singular)
dø̄va (genitive masculine singular)
dø̄vu (feminine genitive singular)
dø̄vo (feminine genitive singular)
dø̄va (genitive neuter singular)
dø̄vu (masculine nominative plural)
dø̄vo (masculine nominative plural)
dø̄vu (feminine nominative plural)
dø̄vo (feminine nominative plural)
dø̄vu (neuter nominative plural)
dø̄vo (neuter nominative plural)
dø̄vu (accusative masculine plural)
dø̄vo (accusative masculine plural)
dø̄vu (accusative feminine plural)
dø̄vo (accusative feminine plural)
dø̄vu (accusative neuter plural)
dø̄vo (accusative neuter plural)
dø̄vu (dative masculine plural)
dø̄vo (dative masculine plural)
dø̄vu (dative feminine plural)
dø̄vo (dative feminine plural)
dø̄vu (dative neuter plural)
dø̄vo (dative neuter plural)
dø̄vu (genitive masculine plural)
dø̄vo (genitive masculine plural)
dø̄vu (feminine genitive plural)
dø̄vo (feminine genitive plural)
dø̄vu (genitive neuter plural)
dø̄vo (genitive neuter plural)

dø̄ver (strong)

dø̄ver (weak)

Swedish: döv

From Old Norse daufr, from Proto-Germanic *daubaz.


diuper

diūper (canonical)
diūper (masculine nominative singular)
diūp (feminine nominative singular)
diūpt (neuter nominative singular)
diūpan (accusative masculine singular)
diūpa (accusative feminine singular)
diūpt (accusative neuter singular)
diūpum (dative masculine singular)
diūpom (dative masculine singular)
diūpri (dative feminine singular)
diūpre (dative feminine singular)
diūpu (dative neuter singular)
diūpo (dative neuter singular)
diūps (genitive masculine singular)
diūprar (feminine genitive singular)
diūps (genitive neuter singular)
diūpir (masculine nominative plural)
diūper (masculine nominative plural)
diūpar (feminine nominative plural)
diūp (neuter nominative plural)
diūpa (accusative masculine plural)
diūpar (accusative feminine plural)
diūp (accusative neuter plural)
diūpum (dative masculine plural)
diūpom (dative masculine plural)
diūpum (dative feminine plural)
diūpom (dative feminine plural)
diūpum (dative neuter plural)
diūpom (dative neuter plural)
diūpra (genitive masculine plural)
diūpa (genitive masculine plural)
diūpra (feminine genitive plural)
diūpa (feminine genitive plural)
diūpra (genitive neuter plural)
diūpa (genitive neuter plural)
diūpi (masculine nominative singular)
diūpe (masculine nominative singular)
diūpa (feminine nominative singular)
diūpa (neuter nominative singular)
diūpa (accusative masculine singular)
diūpu (accusative feminine singular)
diūpo (accusative feminine singular)
diūpa (accusative neuter singular)
diūpa (dative masculine singular)
diūpu (dative feminine singular)
diūpo (dative feminine singular)
diūpa (dative neuter singular)
diūpa (genitive masculine singular)
diūpu (feminine genitive singular)
diūpo (feminine genitive singular)
diūpa (genitive neuter singular)
diūpu (masculine nominative plural)
diūpo (masculine nominative plural)
diūpu (feminine nominative plural)
diūpo (feminine nominative plural)
diūpu (neuter nominative plural)
diūpo (neuter nominative plural)
diūpu (accusative masculine plural)
diūpo (accusative masculine plural)
diūpu (accusative feminine plural)
diūpo (accusative feminine plural)
diūpu (accusative neuter plural)
diūpo (accusative neuter plural)
diūpu (dative masculine plural)
diūpo (dative masculine plural)
diūpu (dative feminine plural)
diūpo (dative feminine plural)
diūpu (dative neuter plural)
diūpo (dative neuter plural)
diūpu (genitive masculine plural)
diūpo (genitive masculine plural)
diūpu (feminine genitive plural)
diūpo (feminine genitive plural)
diūpu (genitive neuter plural)
diūpo (genitive neuter plural)

diūper (strong)

diūper (weak)

Swedish: djup

From Old Norse djúpr, from Proto-Germanic *deupaz.


fagher

fagher (strong)

faghrer (weak)

fagher (masculine nominative singular)
fagher (feminine nominative singular)
faghert (neuter nominative singular)
faghran (accusative masculine singular)
faghra (accusative feminine singular)
faghert (accusative neuter singular)
faghrum (dative masculine singular)
faghrom (dative masculine singular)
faghri (dative feminine singular)
faghru (dative neuter singular)
faghro (dative neuter singular)
faghers (genitive masculine singular)
faghrar (feminine genitive singular)
faghers (genitive neuter singular)
faghrir (masculine nominative plural)
faghrer (masculine nominative plural)
faghrar (feminine nominative plural)
fagher (neuter nominative plural)
faghra (accusative masculine plural)
faghrar (accusative feminine plural)
fagher (accusative neuter plural)
faghrum (dative masculine plural)
faghrom (dative masculine plural)
faghrum (dative feminine plural)
faghrom (dative feminine plural)
faghrum (dative neuter plural)
faghrom (dative neuter plural)
faghra (genitive masculine plural)
faghra (feminine genitive plural)
faghra (genitive neuter plural)
faghri (masculine nominative singular)
faghre (masculine nominative singular)
faghra (feminine nominative singular)
faghra (neuter nominative singular)
faghra (accusative masculine singular)
faghru (accusative feminine singular)
faghro (accusative feminine singular)
faghra (accusative neuter singular)
faghra (dative masculine singular)
faghru (dative feminine singular)
faghro (dative feminine singular)
faghra (dative neuter singular)
faghra (genitive masculine singular)
faghru (feminine genitive singular)
faghro (feminine genitive singular)
faghra (genitive neuter singular)
faghru (masculine nominative plural)
faghro (masculine nominative plural)
faghru (feminine nominative plural)
faghro (feminine nominative plural)
faghru (neuter nominative plural)
faghro (neuter nominative plural)
faghru (accusative masculine plural)
faghro (accusative masculine plural)
faghru (accusative feminine plural)
faghro (accusative feminine plural)
faghru (accusative neuter plural)
faghro (accusative neuter plural)
faghru (dative masculine plural)
faghro (dative masculine plural)
faghru (dative feminine plural)
faghro (dative feminine plural)
faghru (dative neuter plural)
faghro (dative neuter plural)
faghru (genitive masculine plural)
faghro (genitive masculine plural)
faghru (feminine genitive plural)
faghro (feminine genitive plural)
faghru (genitive neuter plural)
faghro (genitive neuter plural)

Swedish: fager

From Old Norse fagr, from Proto-Germanic *fagraz.


fegher

fēgher (canonical)
fēgher (masculine nominative singular)
fēgh (feminine nominative singular)
fēght (neuter nominative singular)
fēghan (accusative masculine singular)
fēgha (accusative feminine singular)
fēght (accusative neuter singular)
fēghum (dative masculine singular)
fēghom (dative masculine singular)
fēghri (dative feminine singular)
fēghre (dative feminine singular)
fēghu (dative neuter singular)
fēgho (dative neuter singular)
fēghs (genitive masculine singular)
fēghrar (feminine genitive singular)
fēghs (genitive neuter singular)
fēghir (masculine nominative plural)
fēgher (masculine nominative plural)
fēghar (feminine nominative plural)
fēgh (neuter nominative plural)
fēgha (accusative masculine plural)
fēghar (accusative feminine plural)
fēgh (accusative neuter plural)
fēghum (dative masculine plural)
fēghom (dative masculine plural)
fēghum (dative feminine plural)
fēghom (dative feminine plural)
fēghum (dative neuter plural)
fēghom (dative neuter plural)
fēghra (genitive masculine plural)
fēgha (genitive masculine plural)
fēghra (feminine genitive plural)
fēgha (feminine genitive plural)
fēghra (genitive neuter plural)
fēgha (genitive neuter plural)
fēghi (masculine nominative singular)
fēghe (masculine nominative singular)
fēgha (feminine nominative singular)
fēgha (neuter nominative singular)
fēgha (accusative masculine singular)
fēghu (accusative feminine singular)
fēgho (accusative feminine singular)
fēgha (accusative neuter singular)
fēgha (dative masculine singular)
fēghu (dative feminine singular)
fēgho (dative feminine singular)
fēgha (dative neuter singular)
fēgha (genitive masculine singular)
fēghu (feminine genitive singular)
fēgho (feminine genitive singular)
fēgha (genitive neuter singular)
fēghu (masculine nominative plural)
fēgho (masculine nominative plural)
fēghu (feminine nominative plural)
fēgho (feminine nominative plural)
fēghu (neuter nominative plural)
fēgho (neuter nominative plural)
fēghu (accusative masculine plural)
fēgho (accusative masculine plural)
fēghu (accusative feminine plural)
fēgho (accusative feminine plural)
fēghu (accusative neuter plural)
fēgho (accusative neuter plural)
fēghu (dative masculine plural)
fēgho (dative masculine plural)
fēghu (dative feminine plural)
fēgho (dative feminine plural)
fēghu (dative neuter plural)
fēgho (dative neuter plural)
fēghu (genitive masculine plural)
fēgho (genitive masculine plural)
fēghu (feminine genitive plural)
fēgho (feminine genitive plural)
fēghu (genitive neuter plural)
fēgho (genitive neuter plural)

fēgher (strong)

fēgher (weak)

Swedish: feg

From Old Norse feigr, from Proto-Germanic *faigijaz.


glaþer

glaþer (strong)

glaþer (weak)

glaþer (masculine nominative singular)
glaþ (feminine nominative singular)
glat (neuter nominative singular)
glaþan (accusative masculine singular)
glaþa (accusative feminine singular)
glat (accusative neuter singular)
glaþum (dative masculine singular)
glaþom (dative masculine singular)
glaþri (dative feminine singular)
glaþre (dative feminine singular)
glaþu (dative neuter singular)
glaþo (dative neuter singular)
glaþs (genitive masculine singular)
glaþrar (feminine genitive singular)
glaþs (genitive neuter singular)
glaþir (masculine nominative plural)
glaþer (masculine nominative plural)
glaþar (feminine nominative plural)
glaþ (neuter nominative plural)
glaþa (accusative masculine plural)
glaþar (accusative feminine plural)
glaþ (accusative neuter plural)
glaþum (dative masculine plural)
glaþom (dative masculine plural)
glaþum (dative feminine plural)
glaþom (dative feminine plural)
glaþum (dative neuter plural)
glaþom (dative neuter plural)
glaþra (genitive masculine plural)
glaþa (genitive masculine plural)
glaþra (feminine genitive plural)
glaþa (feminine genitive plural)
glaþra (genitive neuter plural)
glaþa (genitive neuter plural)
glaþi (masculine nominative singular)
glaþe (masculine nominative singular)
glaþa (feminine nominative singular)
glaþa (neuter nominative singular)
glaþa (accusative masculine singular)
glaþu (accusative feminine singular)
glaþo (accusative feminine singular)
glaþa (accusative neuter singular)
glaþa (dative masculine singular)
glaþu (dative feminine singular)
glaþo (dative feminine singular)
glaþa (dative neuter singular)
glaþa (genitive masculine singular)
glaþu (feminine genitive singular)
glaþo (feminine genitive singular)
glaþa (genitive neuter singular)
glaþu (masculine nominative plural)
glaþo (masculine nominative plural)
glaþu (feminine nominative plural)
glaþo (feminine nominative plural)
glaþu (neuter nominative plural)
glaþo (neuter nominative plural)
glaþu (accusative masculine plural)
glaþo (accusative masculine plural)
glaþu (accusative feminine plural)
glaþo (accusative feminine plural)
glaþu (accusative neuter plural)
glaþo (accusative neuter plural)
glaþu (dative masculine plural)
glaþo (dative masculine plural)
glaþu (dative feminine plural)
glaþo (dative feminine plural)
glaþu (dative neuter plural)
glaþo (dative neuter plural)
glaþu (genitive masculine plural)
glaþo (genitive masculine plural)
glaþu (feminine genitive plural)
glaþo (feminine genitive plural)
glaþu (genitive neuter plural)
glaþo (genitive neuter plural)

Swedish: glad

From Old Norse glaðr, from Proto-Germanic *gladaz.


gramber

gramber (strong)

gramber (weak)

gramber (masculine nominative singular)
gram (feminine nominative singular)
grampt (neuter nominative singular)
graman (accusative masculine singular)
grama (accusative feminine singular)
grampt (accusative neuter singular)
gramum (dative masculine singular)
gramom (dative masculine singular)
grambri (dative feminine singular)
gramu (dative neuter singular)
gramo (dative neuter singular)
grams (genitive masculine singular)
grambrar (feminine genitive singular)
grams (genitive neuter singular)
gramir (masculine nominative plural)
gramer (masculine nominative plural)
gramar (feminine nominative plural)
gram (neuter nominative plural)
grama (accusative masculine plural)
gramar (accusative feminine plural)
gram (accusative neuter plural)
gramum (dative masculine plural)
gramom (dative masculine plural)
gramum (dative feminine plural)
gramom (dative feminine plural)
gramum (dative neuter plural)
gramom (dative neuter plural)
grambra (genitive masculine plural)
grambra (feminine genitive plural)
grambra (genitive neuter plural)
grami (masculine nominative singular)
grame (masculine nominative singular)
grama (feminine nominative singular)
grama (neuter nominative singular)
grama (accusative masculine singular)
gramu (accusative feminine singular)
gramo (accusative feminine singular)
grama (accusative neuter singular)
grama (dative masculine singular)
gramu (dative feminine singular)
gramo (dative feminine singular)
grama (dative neuter singular)
grama (genitive masculine singular)
gramu (feminine genitive singular)
gramo (feminine genitive singular)
grama (genitive neuter singular)
gramu (masculine nominative plural)
gramo (masculine nominative plural)
gramu (feminine nominative plural)
gramo (feminine nominative plural)
gramu (neuter nominative plural)
gramo (neuter nominative plural)
gramu (accusative masculine plural)
gramo (accusative masculine plural)
gramu (accusative feminine plural)
gramo (accusative feminine plural)
gramu (accusative neuter plural)
gramo (accusative neuter plural)
gramu (dative masculine plural)
gramo (dative masculine plural)
gramu (dative feminine plural)
gramo (dative feminine plural)
gramu (dative neuter plural)
gramo (dative neuter plural)
gramu (genitive masculine plural)
gramo (genitive masculine plural)
gramu (feminine genitive plural)
gramo (feminine genitive plural)
gramu (genitive neuter plural)
gramo (genitive neuter plural)

Swedish: gram (archaic), gramse

From Old Norse gramr, from Proto-Germanic *gramaz.


høgher

hø̄gher (canonical)
hø̄gher (masculine nominative singular)
hø̄gh (feminine nominative singular)
hø̄ght (neuter nominative singular)
hø̄ghan (accusative masculine singular)
hø̄gha (accusative feminine singular)
hø̄ght (accusative neuter singular)
hø̄ghum (dative masculine singular)
hø̄ghom (dative masculine singular)
hø̄ghri (dative feminine singular)
hø̄ghre (dative feminine singular)
hø̄ghu (dative neuter singular)
hø̄gho (dative neuter singular)
hø̄ghs (genitive masculine singular)
hø̄ghrar (feminine genitive singular)
hø̄ghs (genitive neuter singular)
hø̄ghir (masculine nominative plural)
hø̄gher (masculine nominative plural)
hø̄ghar (feminine nominative plural)
hø̄gh (neuter nominative plural)
hø̄gha (accusative masculine plural)
hø̄ghar (accusative feminine plural)
hø̄gh (accusative neuter plural)
hø̄ghum (dative masculine plural)
hø̄ghom (dative masculine plural)
hø̄ghum (dative feminine plural)
hø̄ghom (dative feminine plural)
hø̄ghum (dative neuter plural)
hø̄ghom (dative neuter plural)
hø̄ghra (genitive masculine plural)
hø̄gha (genitive masculine plural)
hø̄ghra (feminine genitive plural)
hø̄gha (feminine genitive plural)
hø̄ghra (genitive neuter plural)
hø̄gha (genitive neuter plural)
hø̄ghi (masculine nominative singular)
hø̄ghe (masculine nominative singular)
hø̄gha (feminine nominative singular)
hø̄gha (neuter nominative singular)
hø̄gha (accusative masculine singular)
hø̄ghu (accusative feminine singular)
hø̄gho (accusative feminine singular)
hø̄gha (accusative neuter singular)
hø̄gha (dative masculine singular)
hø̄ghu (dative feminine singular)
hø̄gho (dative feminine singular)
hø̄gha (dative neuter singular)
hø̄gha (genitive masculine singular)
hø̄ghu (feminine genitive singular)
hø̄gho (feminine genitive singular)
hø̄gha (genitive neuter singular)
hø̄ghu (masculine nominative plural)
hø̄gho (masculine nominative plural)
hø̄ghu (feminine nominative plural)
hø̄gho (feminine nominative plural)
hø̄ghu (neuter nominative plural)
hø̄gho (neuter nominative plural)
hø̄ghu (accusative masculine plural)
hø̄gho (accusative masculine plural)
hø̄ghu (accusative feminine plural)
hø̄gho (accusative feminine plural)
hø̄ghu (accusative neuter plural)
hø̄gho (accusative neuter plural)
hø̄ghu (dative masculine plural)
hø̄gho (dative masculine plural)
hø̄ghu (dative feminine plural)
hø̄gho (dative feminine plural)
hø̄ghu (dative neuter plural)
hø̄gho (dative neuter plural)
hø̄ghu (genitive masculine plural)
hø̄gho (genitive masculine plural)
hø̄ghu (feminine genitive plural)
hø̄gho (feminine genitive plural)
hø̄ghu (genitive neuter plural)
hø̄gho (genitive neuter plural)

hø̄gher (strong)

hø̄gher (weak)

Swedish: hög

From Proto-Germanic *haugaz, variant of *hauhaz.


varmber

varmber (strong)

varmber (weak)

varmber (masculine nominative singular)
varm (feminine nominative singular)
varmt (neuter nominative singular)
varmpt (neuter nominative singular)
varman (accusative masculine singular)
varma (accusative feminine singular)
varmt (accusative neuter singular)
varmpt (accusative neuter singular)
varmum (dative masculine singular)
varmom (dative masculine singular)
varmbri (dative feminine singular)
varmu (dative neuter singular)
varmo (dative neuter singular)
varms (genitive masculine singular)
varmbrar (feminine genitive singular)
varms (genitive neuter singular)
varmir (masculine nominative plural)
varmer (masculine nominative plural)
varmar (feminine nominative plural)
varm (neuter nominative plural)
varma (accusative masculine plural)
varmar (accusative feminine plural)
varm (accusative neuter plural)
varmum (dative masculine plural)
varmom (dative masculine plural)
varmum (dative feminine plural)
varmom (dative feminine plural)
varmum (dative neuter plural)
varmom (dative neuter plural)
varmbra (genitive masculine plural)
varmbra (feminine genitive plural)
varmbra (genitive neuter plural)
varmi (masculine nominative singular)
varme (masculine nominative singular)
varma (feminine nominative singular)
varma (neuter nominative singular)
varma (accusative masculine singular)
varmu (accusative feminine singular)
varmo (accusative feminine singular)
varma (accusative neuter singular)
varma (dative masculine singular)
varmu (dative feminine singular)
varmo (dative feminine singular)
varma (dative neuter singular)
varma (genitive masculine singular)
varmu (feminine genitive singular)
varmo (feminine genitive singular)
varma (genitive neuter singular)
varmu (masculine nominative plural)
varmo (masculine nominative plural)
varmu (feminine nominative plural)
varmo (feminine nominative plural)
varmu (neuter nominative plural)
varmo (neuter nominative plural)
varmu (accusative masculine plural)
varmo (accusative masculine plural)
varmu (accusative feminine plural)
varmo (accusative feminine plural)
varmu (accusative neuter plural)
varmo (accusative neuter plural)
varmu (dative masculine plural)
varmo (dative masculine plural)
varmu (dative feminine plural)
varmo (dative feminine plural)
varmu (dative neuter plural)
varmo (dative neuter plural)
varmu (genitive masculine plural)
varmo (genitive masculine plural)
varmu (feminine genitive plural)
varmo (feminine genitive plural)
varmu (genitive neuter plural)
varmo (genitive neuter plural)

Swedish: varm

From Old Norse varmr, from Proto-Germanic *warmaz.


harþer

harþer (strong)

harþer (weak)

harþer (masculine nominative singular)
harþ (feminine nominative singular)
hart (neuter nominative singular)
harþan (accusative masculine singular)
harþa (accusative feminine singular)
hart (accusative neuter singular)
harþum (dative masculine singular)
harþom (dative masculine singular)
harþri (dative feminine singular)
harþre (dative feminine singular)
harþu (dative neuter singular)
harþo (dative neuter singular)
harþs (genitive masculine singular)
harþrar (feminine genitive singular)
harþs (genitive neuter singular)
harþir (masculine nominative plural)
harþer (masculine nominative plural)
harþar (feminine nominative plural)
harþ (neuter nominative plural)
harþa (accusative masculine plural)
harþar (accusative feminine plural)
harþ (accusative neuter plural)
harþum (dative masculine plural)
harþom (dative masculine plural)
harþum (dative feminine plural)
harþom (dative feminine plural)
harþum (dative neuter plural)
harþom (dative neuter plural)
harþra (genitive masculine plural)
harþa (genitive masculine plural)
harþra (feminine genitive plural)
harþa (feminine genitive plural)
harþra (genitive neuter plural)
harþa (genitive neuter plural)
harþi (masculine nominative singular)
harþe (masculine nominative singular)
harþa (feminine nominative singular)
harþa (neuter nominative singular)
harþa (accusative masculine singular)
harþu (accusative feminine singular)
harþo (accusative feminine singular)
harþa (accusative neuter singular)
harþa (dative masculine singular)
harþu (dative feminine singular)
harþo (dative feminine singular)
harþa (dative neuter singular)
harþa (genitive masculine singular)
harþu (feminine genitive singular)
harþo (feminine genitive singular)
harþa (genitive neuter singular)
harþu (masculine nominative plural)
harþo (masculine nominative plural)
harþu (feminine nominative plural)
harþo (feminine nominative plural)
harþu (neuter nominative plural)
harþo (neuter nominative plural)
harþu (accusative masculine plural)
harþo (accusative masculine plural)
harþu (accusative feminine plural)
harþo (accusative feminine plural)
harþu (accusative neuter plural)
harþo (accusative neuter plural)
harþu (dative masculine plural)
harþo (dative masculine plural)
harþu (dative feminine plural)
harþo (dative feminine plural)
harþu (dative neuter plural)
harþo (dative neuter plural)
harþu (genitive masculine plural)
harþo (genitive masculine plural)
harþu (feminine genitive plural)
harþo (feminine genitive plural)
harþu (genitive neuter plural)
harþo (genitive neuter plural)

Swedish: hård

From Old Norse harðr, from Proto-Germanic *harduz.


helagher

hēlagher (canonical)
hēlagher (masculine nominative singular)
hēlagh (feminine nominative singular)
hēlakt (neuter nominative singular)
hælghan (accusative masculine singular)
hælgha (accusative feminine singular)
hēlakt (accusative neuter singular)
hælghum (dative masculine singular)
hælghom (dative masculine singular)
hælghri (dative feminine singular)
hælghre (dative feminine singular)
hælghu (dative neuter singular)
hælgho (dative neuter singular)
hēlax (genitive masculine singular)
hælghrar (feminine genitive singular)
hēlax (genitive neuter singular)
hælghir (masculine nominative plural)
hælgher (masculine nominative plural)
hælghar (feminine nominative plural)
hēlagh (neuter nominative plural)
hælgha (accusative masculine plural)
hælghar (accusative feminine plural)
hēlagh (accusative neuter plural)
hælghum (dative masculine plural)
hælghom (dative masculine plural)
hælghum (dative feminine plural)
hælghom (dative feminine plural)
hælghum (dative neuter plural)
hælghom (dative neuter plural)
hælghra (genitive masculine plural)
hælgha (genitive masculine plural)
hælghra (feminine genitive plural)
hælgha (feminine genitive plural)
hælghra (genitive neuter plural)
hælgha (genitive neuter plural)
hælghi (masculine nominative singular)
hælghe (masculine nominative singular)
hælgha (feminine nominative singular)
hælgha (neuter nominative singular)
hælgha (accusative masculine singular)
hælghu (accusative feminine singular)
hælgho (accusative feminine singular)
hælgha (accusative neuter singular)
hælgha (dative masculine singular)
hælghu (dative feminine singular)
hælgho (dative feminine singular)
hælgha (dative neuter singular)
hælgha (genitive masculine singular)
hælghu (feminine genitive singular)
hælgho (feminine genitive singular)
hælgha (genitive neuter singular)
hælghu (masculine nominative plural)
hælgho (masculine nominative plural)
hælghu (feminine nominative plural)
hælgho (feminine nominative plural)
hælghu (neuter nominative plural)
hælgho (neuter nominative plural)
hælghu (accusative masculine plural)
hælgho (accusative masculine plural)
hælghu (accusative feminine plural)
hælgho (accusative feminine plural)
hælghu (accusative neuter plural)
hælgho (accusative neuter plural)
hælghu (dative masculine plural)
hælgho (dative masculine plural)
hælghu (dative feminine plural)
hælgho (dative feminine plural)
hælghu (dative neuter plural)
hælgho (dative neuter plural)
hælghu (genitive masculine plural)
hælgho (genitive masculine plural)
hælghu (feminine genitive plural)
hælgho (feminine genitive plural)
hælghu (genitive neuter plural)
hælgho (genitive neuter plural)

hēlagher (strong)

hēlagher (weak)

Swedish: helig

From Old Norse heilagr, from Proto-Germanic *hailagaz.


rædder

rǣdder (canonical)
rǣdder (masculine nominative singular)
rǣd (feminine nominative singular)
rǣt (neuter nominative singular)
rǣddan (accusative masculine singular)
rǣdda (accusative feminine singular)
rǣt (accusative neuter singular)
rǣddum (dative masculine singular)
rǣddom (dative masculine singular)
rǣdri (dative feminine singular)
-re (dative feminine singular)
rǣddu (dative neuter singular)
rǣddo (dative neuter singular)
rǣds (genitive masculine singular)
rǣdrar (feminine genitive singular)
rǣds (genitive neuter singular)
rǣddir (masculine nominative plural)
rǣdder (masculine nominative plural)
rǣddar (feminine nominative plural)
rǣd (neuter nominative plural)
rǣdda (accusative masculine plural)
rǣddar (accusative feminine plural)
rǣd (accusative neuter plural)
rǣddum (dative masculine plural)
rǣddom (dative masculine plural)
rǣddum (dative feminine plural)
rǣddom (dative feminine plural)
rǣddum (dative neuter plural)
rǣddom (dative neuter plural)
rǣdra (genitive masculine plural)
rǣdra (feminine genitive plural)
rǣdra (genitive neuter plural)
rǣddi (masculine nominative singular)
rǣdde (masculine nominative singular)
rǣdda (feminine nominative singular)
rǣdda (neuter nominative singular)
rǣdda (accusative masculine singular)
rǣddu (accusative feminine singular)
rǣddo (accusative feminine singular)
rǣdda (accusative neuter singular)
rǣdda (dative masculine singular)
rǣddu (dative feminine singular)
rǣddo (dative feminine singular)
rǣdda (dative neuter singular)
rǣdda (genitive masculine singular)
rǣddu (feminine genitive singular)
rǣddo (feminine genitive singular)
rǣdda (genitive neuter singular)
rǣddu (masculine nominative plural)
rǣddo (masculine nominative plural)
rǣddu (feminine nominative plural)
rǣddo (feminine nominative plural)
rǣddu (neuter nominative plural)
rǣddo (neuter nominative plural)
rǣddu (accusative masculine plural)
rǣddo (accusative masculine plural)
rǣddu (accusative feminine plural)
rǣddo (accusative feminine plural)
rǣddu (accusative neuter plural)
rǣddo (accusative neuter plural)
rǣddu (dative masculine plural)
rǣddo (dative masculine plural)
rǣddu (dative feminine plural)
rǣddo (dative feminine plural)
rǣddu (dative neuter plural)
rǣddo (dative neuter plural)
rǣddu (genitive masculine plural)
rǣddo (genitive masculine plural)
rǣddu (feminine genitive plural)
rǣddo (feminine genitive plural)
rǣddu (genitive neuter plural)
rǣddo (genitive neuter plural)

rǣdder (strong)

rǣdder (weak)

Swedish: rädd

From the past participle of ræþa (“to frighten”), from Old Norse hræða (past participle hræddr).


ilder

īlder (canonical)
īlder (masculine nominative singular)
īl (feminine nominative singular)
īlt (neuter nominative singular)
īllan (accusative masculine singular)
īlla (accusative feminine singular)
īlt (accusative neuter singular)
īllum (dative masculine singular)
īllom (dative masculine singular)
īlli (dative feminine singular)
-e (dative feminine singular)
īllu (dative neuter singular)
īllo (dative neuter singular)
īls (genitive masculine singular)
īllar (feminine genitive singular)
īls (genitive neuter singular)
īllir (masculine nominative plural)
īller (masculine nominative plural)
īllar (feminine nominative plural)
īl (neuter nominative plural)
īlla (accusative masculine plural)
īllar (accusative feminine plural)
īl (accusative neuter plural)
īllum (dative masculine plural)
īllom (dative masculine plural)
īllum (dative feminine plural)
īllom (dative feminine plural)
īllum (dative neuter plural)
īllom (dative neuter plural)
īlla (genitive masculine plural)
īlla (feminine genitive plural)
īlla (genitive neuter plural)
īlli (masculine nominative singular)
īlle (masculine nominative singular)
īlla (feminine nominative singular)
īlla (neuter nominative singular)
īlla (accusative masculine singular)
īllu (accusative feminine singular)
īllo (accusative feminine singular)
īlla (accusative neuter singular)
īlla (dative masculine singular)
īllu (dative feminine singular)
īllo (dative feminine singular)
īlla (dative neuter singular)
īlla (genitive masculine singular)
īllu (feminine genitive singular)
īllo (feminine genitive singular)
īlla (genitive neuter singular)
īllu (masculine nominative plural)
īllo (masculine nominative plural)
īllu (feminine nominative plural)
īllo (feminine nominative plural)
īllu (neuter nominative plural)
īllo (neuter nominative plural)
īllu (accusative masculine plural)
īllo (accusative masculine plural)
īllu (accusative feminine plural)
īllo (accusative feminine plural)
īllu (accusative neuter plural)
īllo (accusative neuter plural)
īllu (dative masculine plural)
īllo (dative masculine plural)
īllu (dative feminine plural)
īllo (dative feminine plural)
īllu (dative neuter plural)
īllo (dative neuter plural)
īllu (genitive masculine plural)
īllo (genitive masculine plural)
īllu (feminine genitive plural)
īllo (feminine genitive plural)
īllu (genitive neuter plural)
īllo (genitive neuter plural)

īlder (strong)

ilder (weak)

From Old Norse íllr, illr, of unknown origin.


qvikker

qvikker (strong)

qvikker (weak)

qvikker (masculine nominative singular)
qvik (feminine nominative singular)
qvikt (neuter nominative singular)
qvikkan (accusative masculine singular)
qvikka (accusative feminine singular)
qvikt (accusative neuter singular)
qvikkum (dative masculine singular)
qvikkom (dative masculine singular)
qvikri (dative feminine singular)
-re (dative feminine singular)
qvikku (dative neuter singular)
qvikko (dative neuter singular)
qviks (genitive masculine singular)
qvikrar (feminine genitive singular)
qviks (genitive neuter singular)
qvikkir (masculine nominative plural)
qvikker (masculine nominative plural)
qvikkar (feminine nominative plural)
qvik (neuter nominative plural)
qvikka (accusative masculine plural)
qvikkar (accusative feminine plural)
qvik (accusative neuter plural)
qvikkum (dative masculine plural)
qvikkom (dative masculine plural)
qvikkum (dative feminine plural)
qvikkom (dative feminine plural)
qvikkum (dative neuter plural)
qvikkom (dative neuter plural)
qvikra (genitive masculine plural)
qvikra (feminine genitive plural)
qvikra (genitive neuter plural)
qvikki (masculine nominative singular)
qvikke (masculine nominative singular)
qvikka (feminine nominative singular)
qvikka (neuter nominative singular)
qvikka (accusative masculine singular)
qvikku (accusative feminine singular)
qvikko (accusative feminine singular)
qvikka (accusative neuter singular)
qvikka (dative masculine singular)
qvikku (dative feminine singular)
qvikko (dative feminine singular)
qvikka (dative neuter singular)
qvikka (genitive masculine singular)
qvikku (feminine genitive singular)
qvikko (feminine genitive singular)
qvikka (genitive neuter singular)
qvikku (masculine nominative plural)
qvikko (masculine nominative plural)
qvikku (feminine nominative plural)
qvikko (feminine nominative plural)
qvikku (neuter nominative plural)
qvikko (neuter nominative plural)
qvikku (accusative masculine plural)
qvikko (accusative masculine plural)
qvikku (accusative feminine plural)
qvikko (accusative feminine plural)
qvikku (accusative neuter plural)
qvikko (accusative neuter plural)
qvikku (dative masculine plural)
qvikko (dative masculine plural)
qvikku (dative feminine plural)
qvikko (dative feminine plural)
qvikku (dative neuter plural)
qvikko (dative neuter plural)
qvikku (genitive masculine plural)
qvikko (genitive masculine plural)
qvikku (feminine genitive plural)
qvikko (feminine genitive plural)
qvikku (genitive neuter plural)
qvikko (genitive neuter plural)

Swedish: kvick

From Old Norse kvikr, from Proto-Germanic *kwikwaz.


lagher

lāgher (canonical)
lāgher (masculine nominative singular)
lāgh (feminine nominative singular)
lāght (neuter nominative singular)
lāghan (accusative masculine singular)
lāgha (accusative feminine singular)
lāght (accusative neuter singular)
lāghum (dative masculine singular)
lāghom (dative masculine singular)
lāghri (dative feminine singular)
lāghre (dative feminine singular)
lāghu (dative neuter singular)
lāgho (dative neuter singular)
lāghs (genitive masculine singular)
lāghrar (feminine genitive singular)
lāghs (genitive neuter singular)
lāghir (masculine nominative plural)
lāgher (masculine nominative plural)
lāghar (feminine nominative plural)
lāgh (neuter nominative plural)
lāgha (accusative masculine plural)
lāghar (accusative feminine plural)
lāgh (accusative neuter plural)
lāghum (dative masculine plural)
lāghom (dative masculine plural)
lāghum (dative feminine plural)
lāghom (dative feminine plural)
lāghum (dative neuter plural)
lāghom (dative neuter plural)
lāghra (genitive masculine plural)
lāgha (genitive masculine plural)
lāghra (feminine genitive plural)
lāgha (feminine genitive plural)
lāghra (genitive neuter plural)
lāgha (genitive neuter plural)
lāghi (masculine nominative singular)
lāghe (masculine nominative singular)
lāgha (feminine nominative singular)
lāgha (neuter nominative singular)
lāgha (accusative masculine singular)
lāghu (accusative feminine singular)
lāgho (accusative feminine singular)
lāgha (accusative neuter singular)
lāgha (dative masculine singular)
lāghu (dative feminine singular)
lāgho (dative feminine singular)
lāgha (dative neuter singular)
lāgha (genitive masculine singular)
lāghu (feminine genitive singular)
lāgho (feminine genitive singular)
lāgha (genitive neuter singular)
lāghu (masculine nominative plural)
lāgho (masculine nominative plural)
lāghu (feminine nominative plural)
lāgho (feminine nominative plural)
lāghu (neuter nominative plural)
lāgho (neuter nominative plural)
lāghu (accusative masculine plural)
lāgho (accusative masculine plural)
lāghu (accusative feminine plural)
lāgho (accusative feminine plural)
lāghu (accusative neuter plural)
lāgho (accusative neuter plural)
lāghu (dative masculine plural)
lāgho (dative masculine plural)
lāghu (dative feminine plural)
lāgho (dative feminine plural)
lāghu (dative neuter plural)
lāgho (dative neuter plural)
lāghu (genitive masculine plural)
lāgho (genitive masculine plural)
lāghu (feminine genitive plural)
lāgho (feminine genitive plural)
lāghu (genitive neuter plural)
lāgho (genitive neuter plural)

lāgher (strong)

lāgher (weak)

Swedish: låg

From Old Norse lágr, from Proto-Germanic *lēgaz.

Johan Ernst Rietz (1867) Svenskt dialekt-lexikon, page 387: “Fsv. lagher, m. vätska, dekokt.

Old Swedish lagher, masculine liquid, decoction.”


lætter

lǣtter (canonical)
lǣtter (masculine nominative singular)
lǣt (feminine nominative singular)
lǣt (neuter nominative singular)
lǣttan (accusative masculine singular)
lǣtta (accusative feminine singular)
lǣt (accusative neuter singular)
lǣttum (dative masculine singular)
lǣttom (dative masculine singular)
lǣtri (dative feminine singular)
-re (dative feminine singular)
lǣttu (dative neuter singular)
lǣtto (dative neuter singular)
lǣts (genitive masculine singular)
lǣtrar (feminine genitive singular)
lǣts (genitive neuter singular)
lǣttir (masculine nominative plural)
lǣtter (masculine nominative plural)
lǣttar (feminine nominative plural)
lǣt (neuter nominative plural)
lǣtta (accusative masculine plural)
lǣttar (accusative feminine plural)
lǣt (accusative neuter plural)
lǣttum (dative masculine plural)
lǣttom (dative masculine plural)
lǣttum (dative feminine plural)
lǣttom (dative feminine plural)
lǣttum (dative neuter plural)
lǣttom (dative neuter plural)
lǣtra (genitive masculine plural)
lǣtra (feminine genitive plural)
lǣtra (genitive neuter plural)
lǣtti (masculine nominative singular)
lǣtte (masculine nominative singular)
lǣtta (feminine nominative singular)
lǣtta (neuter nominative singular)
lǣtta (accusative masculine singular)
lǣttu (accusative feminine singular)
lǣtto (accusative feminine singular)
lǣtta (accusative neuter singular)
lǣtta (dative masculine singular)
lǣttu (dative feminine singular)
lǣtto (dative feminine singular)
lǣtta (dative neuter singular)
lǣtta (genitive masculine singular)
lǣttu (feminine genitive singular)
lǣtto (feminine genitive singular)
lǣtta (genitive neuter singular)
lǣttu (masculine nominative plural)
lǣtto (masculine nominative plural)
lǣttu (feminine nominative plural)
lǣtto (feminine nominative plural)
lǣttu (neuter nominative plural)
lǣtto (neuter nominative plural)
lǣttu (accusative masculine plural)
lǣtto (accusative masculine plural)
lǣttu (accusative feminine plural)
lǣtto (accusative feminine plural)
lǣttu (accusative neuter plural)
lǣtto (accusative neuter plural)
lǣttu (dative masculine plural)
lǣtto (dative masculine plural)
lǣttu (dative feminine plural)
lǣtto (dative feminine plural)
lǣttu (dative neuter plural)
lǣtto (dative neuter plural)
lǣttu (genitive masculine plural)
lǣtto (genitive masculine plural)
lǣttu (feminine genitive plural)
lǣtto (feminine genitive plural)
lǣttu (genitive neuter plural)
lǣtto (genitive neuter plural)

lǣtter (strong)

lǣtter (weak)

Swedish: lätt

From Old Norse léttr, from Proto-Germanic *linhtaz.


miuker

miūker (canonical)
miūker (masculine nominative singular)
miūk (feminine nominative singular)
miūkt (neuter nominative singular)
miūkan (accusative masculine singular)
miūka (accusative feminine singular)
miūkt (accusative neuter singular)
miūkum (dative masculine singular)
miūkom (dative masculine singular)
miūkri (dative feminine singular)
miūkre (dative feminine singular)
miūku (dative neuter singular)
miūko (dative neuter singular)
miūks (genitive masculine singular)
miūkrar (feminine genitive singular)
miūks (genitive neuter singular)
miūkir (masculine nominative plural)
miūker (masculine nominative plural)
miūkar (feminine nominative plural)
miūk (neuter nominative plural)
miūka (accusative masculine plural)
miūkar (accusative feminine plural)
miūk (accusative neuter plural)
miūkum (dative masculine plural)
miūkom (dative masculine plural)
miūkum (dative feminine plural)
miūkom (dative feminine plural)
miūkum (dative neuter plural)
miūkom (dative neuter plural)
miūkra (genitive masculine plural)
miūka (genitive masculine plural)
miūkra (feminine genitive plural)
miūka (feminine genitive plural)
miūkra (genitive neuter plural)
miūka (genitive neuter plural)
miūki (masculine nominative singular)
miūke (masculine nominative singular)
miūka (feminine nominative singular)
miūka (neuter nominative singular)
miūka (accusative masculine singular)
miūku (accusative feminine singular)
miūko (accusative feminine singular)
miūka (accusative neuter singular)
miūka (dative masculine singular)
miūku (dative feminine singular)
miūko (dative feminine singular)
miūka (dative neuter singular)
miūka (genitive masculine singular)
miūku (feminine genitive singular)
miūko (feminine genitive singular)
miūka (genitive neuter singular)
miūku (masculine nominative plural)
miūko (masculine nominative plural)
miūku (feminine nominative plural)
miūko (feminine nominative plural)
miūku (neuter nominative plural)
miūko (neuter nominative plural)
miūku (accusative masculine plural)
miūko (accusative masculine plural)
miūku (accusative feminine plural)
miūko (accusative feminine plural)
miūku (accusative neuter plural)
miūko (accusative neuter plural)
miūku (dative masculine plural)
miūko (dative masculine plural)
miūku (dative feminine plural)
miūko (dative feminine plural)
miūku (dative neuter plural)
miūko (dative neuter plural)
miūku (genitive masculine plural)
miūko (genitive masculine plural)
miūku (feminine genitive plural)
miūko (feminine genitive plural)
miūku (genitive neuter plural)
miūko (genitive neuter plural)

miūker (strong)

miūker (weak)

Swedish: mjuk

From Old Norse mjúkr, from Proto-Germanic *meukaz.


myrker

myrker (strong)

myrku, -e; *myrkiu (mørkio)
myrku, -e; *myrkiu (mørkio)

myrker (weak)

myrker (masculine nominative singular)
myrk (feminine nominative singular)
myrkt (neuter nominative singular)
myrkan (accusative masculine singular)
myrka (accusative feminine singular)
myrkia (mørkio) (accusative feminine singular)
myrkt (accusative neuter singular)
myrkum (dative masculine singular)
myrkom (dative masculine singular)
myrkri (dative feminine singular)
myrkre (dative feminine singular)
myrku (dative neuter singular)
-e (dative neuter singular)
myrkiu (mørkio) (dative neuter singular)
myrks (genitive masculine singular)
myrkrar (feminine genitive singular)
myrks (genitive neuter singular)
myrkir (masculine nominative plural)
myrker (masculine nominative plural)
myrkar (feminine nominative plural)
myrk (neuter nominative plural)
myrka (accusative masculine plural)
myrkar (accusative feminine plural)
myrk (accusative neuter plural)
myrkum (dative masculine plural)
myrkom (dative masculine plural)
myrkum (dative feminine plural)
myrkom (dative feminine plural)
myrkum (dative neuter plural)
myrkom (dative neuter plural)
myrkra (genitive masculine plural)
myrka (genitive masculine plural)
myrkra (feminine genitive plural)
myrka (feminine genitive plural)
myrkra (genitive neuter plural)
myrka (genitive neuter plural)
myrki (masculine nominative singular)
myrke (masculine nominative singular)
myrka (feminine nominative singular)
myrka (neuter nominative singular)
myrka (accusative masculine singular)
myrku (accusative feminine singular)
myrko (accusative feminine singular)
myrka (accusative neuter singular)
myrka (dative masculine singular)
myrku (dative feminine singular)
myrko (dative feminine singular)
myrka (dative neuter singular)
myrka (genitive masculine singular)
myrku (feminine genitive singular)
myrko (feminine genitive singular)
myrka (genitive neuter singular)
myrku (masculine nominative plural)
myrko (masculine nominative plural)
myrku (feminine nominative plural)
myrko (feminine nominative plural)
myrku (neuter nominative plural)
myrko (neuter nominative plural)
myrku (accusative masculine plural)
myrko (accusative masculine plural)
myrku (accusative feminine plural)
myrko (accusative feminine plural)
myrku (accusative neuter plural)
myrko (accusative neuter plural)
myrku (dative masculine plural)
myrko (dative masculine plural)
myrku (dative feminine plural)
myrko (dative feminine plural)
myrku (dative neuter plural)
myrko (dative neuter plural)
myrku (genitive masculine plural)
myrko (genitive masculine plural)
myrku (feminine genitive plural)
myrko (feminine genitive plural)
myrku (genitive neuter plural)
myrko (genitive neuter plural)

Swedish: mörk

From Old Norse myrkr, from Proto-Germanic *mirkwijaz.


røþer

rø̄þer (canonical)
rø̄þer (masculine nominative singular)
rø̄þ (feminine nominative singular)
rø̄t (neuter nominative singular)
rø̄þan (accusative masculine singular)
rø̄þa (accusative feminine singular)
rø̄t (accusative neuter singular)
rø̄þum (dative masculine singular)
rø̄þom (dative masculine singular)
rø̄þri (dative feminine singular)
rø̄þre (dative feminine singular)
rø̄þu (dative neuter singular)
rø̄þo (dative neuter singular)
rø̄þs (genitive masculine singular)
rø̄þrar (feminine genitive singular)
rø̄þs (genitive neuter singular)
rø̄þir (masculine nominative plural)
rø̄þer (masculine nominative plural)
rø̄þar (feminine nominative plural)
rø̄þ (neuter nominative plural)
rø̄þa (accusative masculine plural)
rø̄þar (accusative feminine plural)
rø̄þ (accusative neuter plural)
rø̄þum (dative masculine plural)
rø̄þom (dative masculine plural)
rø̄þum (dative feminine plural)
rø̄þom (dative feminine plural)
rø̄þum (dative neuter plural)
rø̄þom (dative neuter plural)
rø̄þra (genitive masculine plural)
rø̄þa (genitive masculine plural)
rø̄þra (feminine genitive plural)
rø̄þa (feminine genitive plural)
rø̄þra (genitive neuter plural)
rø̄þa (genitive neuter plural)
rø̄þi (masculine nominative singular)
rø̄þe (masculine nominative singular)
rø̄þa (feminine nominative singular)
rø̄þa (neuter nominative singular)
rø̄þa (accusative masculine singular)
rø̄þu (accusative feminine singular)
rø̄þo (accusative feminine singular)
rø̄þa (accusative neuter singular)
rø̄þa (dative masculine singular)
rø̄þu (dative feminine singular)
rø̄þo (dative feminine singular)
rø̄þa (dative neuter singular)
rø̄þa (genitive masculine singular)
rø̄þu (feminine genitive singular)
rø̄þo (feminine genitive singular)
rø̄þa (genitive neuter singular)
rø̄þu (masculine nominative plural)
rø̄þo (masculine nominative plural)
rø̄þu (feminine nominative plural)
rø̄þo (feminine nominative plural)
rø̄þu (neuter nominative plural)
rø̄þo (neuter nominative plural)
rø̄þu (accusative masculine plural)
rø̄þo (accusative masculine plural)
rø̄þu (accusative feminine plural)
rø̄þo (accusative feminine plural)
rø̄þu (accusative neuter plural)
rø̄þo (accusative neuter plural)
rø̄þu (dative masculine plural)
rø̄þo (dative masculine plural)
rø̄þu (dative feminine plural)
rø̄þo (dative feminine plural)
rø̄þu (dative neuter plural)
rø̄þo (dative neuter plural)
rø̄þu (genitive masculine plural)
rø̄þo (genitive masculine plural)
rø̄þu (feminine genitive plural)
rø̄þo (feminine genitive plural)
rø̄þu (genitive neuter plural)
rø̄þo (genitive neuter plural)

rø̄þer (strong)

rø̄þum
rø̄þom

rø̄þir
rø̄þer

rø̄þum
rø̄þom

rø̄þra
rø̄þa

rø̄þri
rø̄þre

rø̄þum
rø̄þom

rø̄þra
rø̄þa

rø̄þum
rø̄þom

rø̄þra
rø̄þa

rø̄þer (weak)

Swedish: röd

From Old Norse rauðr, from Proto-Germanic *raudaz, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁rowdʰós, from the root *h₁rewdʰ-.


vreþer

vrēþer (canonical)
vrēþer (masculine nominative singular)
vrēþ (feminine nominative singular)
vrēt (neuter nominative singular)
vrēþan (accusative masculine singular)
vrēþa (accusative feminine singular)
vrēt (accusative neuter singular)
vrēþum (dative masculine singular)
vrēþom (dative masculine singular)
vrēþri (dative feminine singular)
vrēþre (dative feminine singular)
vrēþu (dative neuter singular)
vrēþo (dative neuter singular)
vrēþs (genitive masculine singular)
vrēþrar (feminine genitive singular)
vrēþs (genitive neuter singular)
vrēþir (masculine nominative plural)
vrēþer (masculine nominative plural)
vrēþar (feminine nominative plural)
vrēþ (neuter nominative plural)
vrēþa (accusative masculine plural)
vrēþar (accusative feminine plural)
vrēþ (accusative neuter plural)
vrēþum (dative masculine plural)
vrēþom (dative masculine plural)
vrēþum (dative feminine plural)
vrēþom (dative feminine plural)
vrēþum (dative neuter plural)
vrēþom (dative neuter plural)
vrēþra (genitive masculine plural)
vrēþa (genitive masculine plural)
vrēþra (feminine genitive plural)
vrēþa (feminine genitive plural)
vrēþra (genitive neuter plural)
vrēþa (genitive neuter plural)
vrēþi (masculine nominative singular)
vrēþe (masculine nominative singular)
vrēþa (feminine nominative singular)
vrēþa (neuter nominative singular)
vrēþa (accusative masculine singular)
vrēþu (accusative feminine singular)
vrēþo (accusative feminine singular)
vrēþa (accusative neuter singular)
vrēþa (dative masculine singular)
vrēþu (dative feminine singular)
vrēþo (dative feminine singular)
vrēþa (dative neuter singular)
vrēþa (genitive masculine singular)
vrēþu (feminine genitive singular)
vrēþo (feminine genitive singular)
vrēþa (genitive neuter singular)
vrēþu (masculine nominative plural)
vrēþo (masculine nominative plural)
vrēþu (feminine nominative plural)
vrēþo (feminine nominative plural)
vrēþu (neuter nominative plural)
vrēþo (neuter nominative plural)
vrēþu (accusative masculine plural)
vrēþo (accusative masculine plural)
vrēþu (accusative feminine plural)
vrēþo (accusative feminine plural)
vrēþu (accusative neuter plural)
vrēþo (accusative neuter plural)
vrēþu (dative masculine plural)
vrēþo (dative masculine plural)
vrēþu (dative feminine plural)
vrēþo (dative feminine plural)
vrēþu (dative neuter plural)
vrēþo (dative neuter plural)
vrēþu (genitive masculine plural)
vrēþo (genitive masculine plural)
vrēþu (feminine genitive plural)
vrēþo (feminine genitive plural)
vrēþu (genitive neuter plural)
vrēþo (genitive neuter plural)

vrēþer (strong)

vrēþer (weak)

Swedish: vred

From Old Norse *vreiðr (Old West Norse: reiðr), from Proto-Germanic *wraiþaz.


siuker

siūker (canonical)
siūker (masculine nominative singular)
siūk (feminine nominative singular)
siūkt (neuter nominative singular)
siūkan (accusative masculine singular)
siūka (accusative feminine singular)
siūkt (accusative neuter singular)
siūkum (dative masculine singular)
siūkom (dative masculine singular)
siūkri (dative feminine singular)
siūkre (dative feminine singular)
siūku (dative neuter singular)
siūko (dative neuter singular)
siūks (genitive masculine singular)
siūkrar (feminine genitive singular)
siūks (genitive neuter singular)
siūkir (masculine nominative plural)
siūker (masculine nominative plural)
siūkar (feminine nominative plural)
siūk (neuter nominative plural)
siūka (accusative masculine plural)
siūkar (accusative feminine plural)
siūk (accusative neuter plural)
siūkum (dative masculine plural)
siūkom (dative masculine plural)
siūkum (dative feminine plural)
siūkom (dative feminine plural)
siūkum (dative neuter plural)
siūkom (dative neuter plural)
siūkra (genitive masculine plural)
siūka (genitive masculine plural)
siūkra (feminine genitive plural)
siūka (feminine genitive plural)
siūkra (genitive neuter plural)
siūka (genitive neuter plural)
siūki (masculine nominative singular)
siūke (masculine nominative singular)
siūka (feminine nominative singular)
siūka (neuter nominative singular)
siūka (accusative masculine singular)
siūku (accusative feminine singular)
siūko (accusative feminine singular)
siūka (accusative neuter singular)
siūka (dative masculine singular)
siūku (dative feminine singular)
siūko (dative feminine singular)
siūka (dative neuter singular)
siūka (genitive masculine singular)
siūku (feminine genitive singular)
siūko (feminine genitive singular)
siūka (genitive neuter singular)
siūku (masculine nominative plural)
siūko (masculine nominative plural)
siūku (feminine nominative plural)
siūko (feminine nominative plural)
siūku (neuter nominative plural)
siūko (neuter nominative plural)
siūku (accusative masculine plural)
siūko (accusative masculine plural)
siūku (accusative feminine plural)
siūko (accusative feminine plural)
siūku (accusative neuter plural)
siūko (accusative neuter plural)
siūku (dative masculine plural)
siūko (dative masculine plural)
siūku (dative feminine plural)
siūko (dative feminine plural)
siūku (dative neuter plural)
siūko (dative neuter plural)
siūku (genitive masculine plural)
siūko (genitive masculine plural)
siūku (feminine genitive plural)
siūko (feminine genitive plural)
siūku (genitive neuter plural)
siūko (genitive neuter plural)

siūker (strong)

siūker (weak)

Swedish: sjuk

From Old Norse sjúkr, from Proto-Germanic *seukaz.

Tak eth ormskin som ormen är wthkrwpen aff. roghmyöl. oc salth. oc yrthena serpillum oc stöth alth samman oc giff sywko fäno drikka blandath mädh win wm hösthen oc sommaren:-

p. 1516, Peder Månsson, “Bondakonst”, in Peder Månssons skrifter på svenska : efter handskrifter i Stockholm, Uppsala och Linköping, published 1913, Annan läkedom sywko fää 18, page 213:

Take a snake's skin from which the snake is crawled out of, rye flour and salt and the herb serpillum and pound it all together and give the sick livestock the drink mixed with wine in autumn and summer:-


skarper

skarper (strong)

skarper (weak)

skarper (masculine nominative singular)
skarp (feminine nominative singular)
skarpt (neuter nominative singular)
skarpan (accusative masculine singular)
skarpa (accusative feminine singular)
skarpt (accusative neuter singular)
skarpum (dative masculine singular)
skarpom (dative masculine singular)
skarpri (dative feminine singular)
skarpre (dative feminine singular)
skarpu (dative neuter singular)
skarpo (dative neuter singular)
skarps (genitive masculine singular)
skarprar (feminine genitive singular)
skarps (genitive neuter singular)
skarpir (masculine nominative plural)
skarper (masculine nominative plural)
skarpar (feminine nominative plural)
skarp (neuter nominative plural)
skarpa (accusative masculine plural)
skarpar (accusative feminine plural)
skarp (accusative neuter plural)
skarpum (dative masculine plural)
skarpom (dative masculine plural)
skarpum (dative feminine plural)
skarpom (dative feminine plural)
skarpum (dative neuter plural)
skarpom (dative neuter plural)
skarpra (genitive masculine plural)
skarpa (genitive masculine plural)
skarpra (feminine genitive plural)
skarpa (feminine genitive plural)
skarpra (genitive neuter plural)
skarpa (genitive neuter plural)
skarpi (masculine nominative singular)
skarpe (masculine nominative singular)
skarpa (feminine nominative singular)
skarpa (neuter nominative singular)
skarpa (accusative masculine singular)
skarpu (accusative feminine singular)
skarpo (accusative feminine singular)
skarpa (accusative neuter singular)
skarpa (dative masculine singular)
skarpu (dative feminine singular)
skarpo (dative feminine singular)
skarpa (dative neuter singular)
skarpa (genitive masculine singular)
skarpu (feminine genitive singular)
skarpo (feminine genitive singular)
skarpa (genitive neuter singular)
skarpu (masculine nominative plural)
skarpo (masculine nominative plural)
skarpu (feminine nominative plural)
skarpo (feminine nominative plural)
skarpu (neuter nominative plural)
skarpo (neuter nominative plural)
skarpu (accusative masculine plural)
skarpo (accusative masculine plural)
skarpu (accusative feminine plural)
skarpo (accusative feminine plural)
skarpu (accusative neuter plural)
skarpo (accusative neuter plural)
skarpu (dative masculine plural)
skarpo (dative masculine plural)
skarpu (dative feminine plural)
skarpo (dative feminine plural)
skarpu (dative neuter plural)
skarpo (dative neuter plural)
skarpu (genitive masculine plural)
skarpo (genitive masculine plural)
skarpu (feminine genitive plural)
skarpo (feminine genitive plural)
skarpu (genitive neuter plural)
skarpo (genitive neuter plural)

Swedish: skarp

From Old Norse skarpr, from Proto-Germanic *skarpaz.


svarter

svarter (strong)

svarter (weak)

svarter (masculine nominative singular)
svart (feminine nominative singular)
svart (neuter nominative singular)
svartan (accusative masculine singular)
svarta (accusative feminine singular)
svart (accusative neuter singular)
svartum (dative masculine singular)
svartom (dative masculine singular)
svartri (dative feminine singular)
svartre (dative feminine singular)
svartu (dative neuter singular)
svarto (dative neuter singular)
svarts (genitive masculine singular)
svartrar (feminine genitive singular)
svarts (genitive neuter singular)
svartir (masculine nominative plural)
svarter (masculine nominative plural)
svartar (feminine nominative plural)
svart (neuter nominative plural)
svarta (accusative masculine plural)
svartar (accusative feminine plural)
svart (accusative neuter plural)
svartum (dative masculine plural)
svartom (dative masculine plural)
svartum (dative feminine plural)
svartom (dative feminine plural)
svartum (dative neuter plural)
svartom (dative neuter plural)
svartra (genitive masculine plural)
svarta (genitive masculine plural)
svartra (feminine genitive plural)
svarta (feminine genitive plural)
svartra (genitive neuter plural)
svarta (genitive neuter plural)
svarti (masculine nominative singular)
svarte (masculine nominative singular)
svarta (feminine nominative singular)
svarta (neuter nominative singular)
svarta (accusative masculine singular)
svartu (accusative feminine singular)
svarto (accusative feminine singular)
svarta (accusative neuter singular)
svarta (dative masculine singular)
svartu (dative feminine singular)
svarto (dative feminine singular)
svarta (dative neuter singular)
svarta (genitive masculine singular)
svartu (feminine genitive singular)
svarto (feminine genitive singular)
svarta (genitive neuter singular)
svartu (masculine nominative plural)
svarto (masculine nominative plural)
svartu (feminine nominative plural)
svarto (feminine nominative plural)
svartu (neuter nominative plural)
svarto (neuter nominative plural)
svartu (accusative masculine plural)
svarto (accusative masculine plural)
svartu (accusative feminine plural)
svarto (accusative feminine plural)
svartu (accusative neuter plural)
svarto (accusative neuter plural)
svartu (dative masculine plural)
svarto (dative masculine plural)
svartu (dative feminine plural)
svarto (dative feminine plural)
svartu (dative neuter plural)
svarto (dative neuter plural)
svartu (genitive masculine plural)
svarto (genitive masculine plural)
svartu (feminine genitive plural)
svarto (feminine genitive plural)
svartu (genitive neuter plural)
svarto (genitive neuter plural)

Swedish: svart

From Old Norse svartr, from Proto-Germanic *swartaz.


diærver

diærver (strong)

diærver (weak)

diærver (masculine nominative singular)
diærf (feminine nominative singular)
diærft (neuter nominative singular)
diærvan (accusative masculine singular)
diærva (accusative feminine singular)
diærft (accusative neuter singular)
diærvum (dative masculine singular)
diærvom (dative masculine singular)
diærvri (dative feminine singular)
diærvre (dative feminine singular)
diærvu (dative neuter singular)
diærvo (dative neuter singular)
diærfs (genitive masculine singular)
diærvrar (feminine genitive singular)
diærfs (genitive neuter singular)
diærvir (masculine nominative plural)
diærver (masculine nominative plural)
diærvar (feminine nominative plural)
diærf (neuter nominative plural)
diærva (accusative masculine plural)
diærvar (accusative feminine plural)
diærf (accusative neuter plural)
diærvum (dative masculine plural)
diærvom (dative masculine plural)
diærvum (dative feminine plural)
diærvom (dative feminine plural)
diærvum (dative neuter plural)
diærvom (dative neuter plural)
diærvra (genitive masculine plural)
diærva (genitive masculine plural)
diærvra (feminine genitive plural)
diærva (feminine genitive plural)
diærvra (genitive neuter plural)
diærva (genitive neuter plural)
diærvi (masculine nominative singular)
diærve (masculine nominative singular)
diærva (feminine nominative singular)
diærva (neuter nominative singular)
diærva (accusative masculine singular)
diærvu (accusative feminine singular)
diærvo (accusative feminine singular)
diærva (accusative neuter singular)
diærva (dative masculine singular)
diærvu (dative feminine singular)
diærvo (dative feminine singular)
diærva (dative neuter singular)
diærva (genitive masculine singular)
diærvu (feminine genitive singular)
diærvo (feminine genitive singular)
diærva (genitive neuter singular)
diærvu (masculine nominative plural)
diærvo (masculine nominative plural)
diærvu (feminine nominative plural)
diærvo (feminine nominative plural)
diærvu (neuter nominative plural)
diærvo (neuter nominative plural)
diærvu (accusative masculine plural)
diærvo (accusative masculine plural)
diærvu (accusative feminine plural)
diærvo (accusative feminine plural)
diærvu (accusative neuter plural)
diærvo (accusative neuter plural)
diærvu (dative masculine plural)
diærvo (dative masculine plural)
diærvu (dative feminine plural)
diærvo (dative feminine plural)
diærvu (dative neuter plural)
diærvo (dative neuter plural)
diærvu (genitive masculine plural)
diærvo (genitive masculine plural)
diærvu (feminine genitive plural)
diærvo (feminine genitive plural)
diærvu (genitive neuter plural)
diærvo (genitive neuter plural)

Swedish: djärv

From Old Norse djarfr, from Proto-Germanic *derbaz.


strænger

strænger (strong)

strænger (weak)

strænger (masculine nominative singular)
stræng (feminine nominative singular)
strængt (neuter nominative singular)
strængan (accusative masculine singular)
strænga (accusative feminine singular)
strængt (accusative neuter singular)
strængum (dative masculine singular)
strængom (dative masculine singular)
strængri (dative feminine singular)
strængre (dative feminine singular)
strængu (dative neuter singular)
strængo (dative neuter singular)
strængs (genitive masculine singular)
strængrar (feminine genitive singular)
strængs (genitive neuter singular)
strængir (masculine nominative plural)
strænger (masculine nominative plural)
strængar (feminine nominative plural)
stræng (neuter nominative plural)
strænga (accusative masculine plural)
strængar (accusative feminine plural)
stræng (accusative neuter plural)
strængum (dative masculine plural)
strængom (dative masculine plural)
strængum (dative feminine plural)
strængom (dative feminine plural)
strængum (dative neuter plural)
strængom (dative neuter plural)
strængra (genitive masculine plural)
strænga (genitive masculine plural)
strængra (feminine genitive plural)
strænga (feminine genitive plural)
strængra (genitive neuter plural)
strænga (genitive neuter plural)
strængi (masculine nominative singular)
strænge (masculine nominative singular)
strænga (feminine nominative singular)
strænga (neuter nominative singular)
strænga (accusative masculine singular)
strængu (accusative feminine singular)
strængo (accusative feminine singular)
strænga (accusative neuter singular)
strænga (dative masculine singular)
strængu (dative feminine singular)
strængo (dative feminine singular)
strænga (dative neuter singular)
strænga (genitive masculine singular)
strængu (feminine genitive singular)
strængo (feminine genitive singular)
strænga (genitive neuter singular)
strængu (masculine nominative plural)
strængo (masculine nominative plural)
strængu (feminine nominative plural)
strængo (feminine nominative plural)
strængu (neuter nominative plural)
strængo (neuter nominative plural)
strængu (accusative masculine plural)
strængo (accusative masculine plural)
strængu (accusative feminine plural)
strængo (accusative feminine plural)
strængu (accusative neuter plural)
strængo (accusative neuter plural)
strængu (dative masculine plural)
strængo (dative masculine plural)
strængu (dative feminine plural)
strængo (dative feminine plural)
strængu (dative neuter plural)
strængo (dative neuter plural)
strængu (genitive masculine plural)
strængo (genitive masculine plural)
strængu (feminine genitive plural)
strængo (feminine genitive plural)
strængu (genitive neuter plural)
strængo (genitive neuter plural)


digher

digher (strong)

dighrer (weak)

digher (masculine nominative singular)
digher (feminine nominative singular)
dighert (neuter nominative singular)
dighran (accusative masculine singular)
dighra (accusative feminine singular)
dighert (accusative neuter singular)
dighrum (dative masculine singular)
dighrom (dative masculine singular)
dighri (dative feminine singular)
dighru (dative neuter singular)
dighro (dative neuter singular)
dighers (genitive masculine singular)
dighrar (feminine genitive singular)
dighers (genitive neuter singular)
dighrir (masculine nominative plural)
dighrer (masculine nominative plural)
dighrar (feminine nominative plural)
digher (neuter nominative plural)
dighra (accusative masculine plural)
dighrar (accusative feminine plural)
digher (accusative neuter plural)
dighrum (dative masculine plural)
dighrom (dative masculine plural)
dighrum (dative feminine plural)
dighrom (dative feminine plural)
dighrum (dative neuter plural)
dighrom (dative neuter plural)
dighra (genitive masculine plural)
dighra (feminine genitive plural)
dighra (genitive neuter plural)
dighri (masculine nominative singular)
dighre (masculine nominative singular)
dighra (feminine nominative singular)
dighra (neuter nominative singular)
dighra (accusative masculine singular)
dighru (accusative feminine singular)
dighro (accusative feminine singular)
dighra (accusative neuter singular)
dighra (dative masculine singular)
dighru (dative feminine singular)
dighro (dative feminine singular)
dighra (dative neuter singular)
dighra (genitive masculine singular)
dighru (feminine genitive singular)
dighro (feminine genitive singular)
dighra (genitive neuter singular)
dighru (masculine nominative plural)
dighro (masculine nominative plural)
dighru (feminine nominative plural)
dighro (feminine nominative plural)
dighru (neuter nominative plural)
dighro (neuter nominative plural)
dighru (accusative masculine plural)
dighro (accusative masculine plural)
dighru (accusative feminine plural)
dighro (accusative feminine plural)
dighru (accusative neuter plural)
dighro (accusative neuter plural)
dighru (dative masculine plural)
dighro (dative masculine plural)
dighru (dative feminine plural)
dighro (dative feminine plural)
dighru (dative neuter plural)
dighro (dative neuter plural)
dighru (genitive masculine plural)
dighro (genitive masculine plural)
dighru (feminine genitive plural)
dighro (feminine genitive plural)
dighru (genitive neuter plural)
dighro (genitive neuter plural)

Swedish: diger

From Old Norse digr, from Proto-Germanic *digraz.


nyttogher

Swedish: nyttig


onyttogher

Swedish: onyttig


stenhardher

Swedish: stenhård


söter

Swedish: söt

From Old Norse sǿtr, from Proto-Germanic *swōtuz, from Proto-Indo-European *sweh₂dus.


stumber

Swedish: stum

From Middle Low German stum, from Old Saxon stumm, from Proto-West Germanic *stumm, from Proto-Germanic *stummaz.


fromber

fromber (strong)

fromber (weak)

fromber (masculine nominative singular)
fromb (feminine nominative singular)
frombt (neuter nominative singular)
fromban (accusative masculine singular)
fromba (accusative feminine singular)
frombt (accusative neuter singular)
frombum (dative masculine singular)
frombom (dative masculine singular)
frombri (dative feminine singular)
frombre (dative feminine singular)
frombu (dative neuter singular)
frombo (dative neuter singular)
frombs (genitive masculine singular)
frombrar (feminine genitive singular)
frombs (genitive neuter singular)
frombir (masculine nominative plural)
fromber (masculine nominative plural)
frombar (feminine nominative plural)
fromb (neuter nominative plural)
fromba (accusative masculine plural)
frombar (accusative feminine plural)
fromb (accusative neuter plural)
frombum (dative masculine plural)
frombom (dative masculine plural)
frombum (dative feminine plural)
frombom (dative feminine plural)
frombum (dative neuter plural)
frombom (dative neuter plural)
frombra (genitive masculine plural)
fromba (genitive masculine plural)
frombra (feminine genitive plural)
fromba (feminine genitive plural)
frombra (genitive neuter plural)
fromba (genitive neuter plural)
frombi (masculine nominative singular)
frombe (masculine nominative singular)
fromba (feminine nominative singular)
fromba (neuter nominative singular)
fromba (accusative masculine singular)
frombu (accusative feminine singular)
frombo (accusative feminine singular)
fromba (accusative neuter singular)
fromba (dative masculine singular)
frombu (dative feminine singular)
frombo (dative feminine singular)
fromba (dative neuter singular)
fromba (genitive masculine singular)
frombu (feminine genitive singular)
frombo (feminine genitive singular)
fromba (genitive neuter singular)
frombu (masculine nominative plural)
frombo (masculine nominative plural)
frombu (feminine nominative plural)
frombo (feminine nominative plural)
frombu (neuter nominative plural)
frombo (neuter nominative plural)
frombu (accusative masculine plural)
frombo (accusative masculine plural)
frombu (accusative feminine plural)
frombo (accusative feminine plural)
frombu (accusative neuter plural)
frombo (accusative neuter plural)
frombu (dative masculine plural)
frombo (dative masculine plural)
frombu (dative feminine plural)
frombo (dative feminine plural)
frombu (dative neuter plural)
frombo (dative neuter plural)
frombu (genitive masculine plural)
frombo (genitive masculine plural)
frombu (feminine genitive plural)
frombo (feminine genitive plural)
frombu (genitive neuter plural)
frombo (genitive neuter plural)

Swedish: from

From Middle Low German vrome, from Proto-Germanic *frumô.


svænsker

svænsker (strong)

svænsker (weak)

svænsker (masculine nominative singular)
svænsk (feminine nominative singular)
svænskt (neuter nominative singular)
svænskan (accusative masculine singular)
svænska (accusative feminine singular)
svænskt (accusative neuter singular)
svænskum (dative masculine singular)
svænskom (dative masculine singular)
svænskri (dative feminine singular)
svænskre (dative feminine singular)
svænsku (dative neuter singular)
svænsko (dative neuter singular)
svænsks (genitive masculine singular)
svænskrar (feminine genitive singular)
svænsks (genitive neuter singular)
svænskir (masculine nominative plural)
svænsker (masculine nominative plural)
svænskar (feminine nominative plural)
svænsk (neuter nominative plural)
svænska (accusative masculine plural)
svænskar (accusative feminine plural)
svænsk (accusative neuter plural)
svænskum (dative masculine plural)
svænskom (dative masculine plural)
svænskum (dative feminine plural)
svænskom (dative feminine plural)
svænskum (dative neuter plural)
svænskom (dative neuter plural)
svænskra (genitive masculine plural)
svænska (genitive masculine plural)
svænskra (feminine genitive plural)
svænska (feminine genitive plural)
svænskra (genitive neuter plural)
svænska (genitive neuter plural)
svænski (masculine nominative singular)
svænske (masculine nominative singular)
svænska (feminine nominative singular)
svænska (neuter nominative singular)
svænska (accusative masculine singular)
svænsku (accusative feminine singular)
svænsko (accusative feminine singular)
svænska (accusative neuter singular)
svænska (dative masculine singular)
svænsku (dative feminine singular)
svænsko (dative feminine singular)
svænska (dative neuter singular)
svænska (genitive masculine singular)
svænsku (feminine genitive singular)
svænsko (feminine genitive singular)
svænska (genitive neuter singular)
svænsku (masculine nominative plural)
svænsko (masculine nominative plural)
svænsku (feminine nominative plural)
svænsko (feminine nominative plural)
svænsku (neuter nominative plural)
svænsko (neuter nominative plural)
svænsku (accusative masculine plural)
svænsko (accusative masculine plural)
svænsku (accusative feminine plural)
svænsko (accusative feminine plural)
svænsku (accusative neuter plural)
svænsko (accusative neuter plural)
svænsku (dative masculine plural)
svænsko (dative masculine plural)
svænsku (dative feminine plural)
svænsko (dative feminine plural)
svænsku (dative neuter plural)
svænsko (dative neuter plural)
svænsku (genitive masculine plural)
svænsko (genitive masculine plural)
svænsku (feminine genitive plural)
svænsko (feminine genitive plural)
svænsku (genitive neuter plural)
svænsko (genitive neuter plural)

Swedish: svensk