aúhuma

Part of speech: adjective, comparative degree

(superl aúhumists) higher, superior; sa aúhumista gudja the chief priest; aúhumists weiha the high priest (Joseph ben Caiaphas); aúhmistō fairgunjis the brow of the hill, the summit

Etymology

[ ← Prot-Germ *uhuman, *ufuman; OE ufemest superl “the highest”]

Concordance

auhuman - Acc, sing, masc - compar - Philip. II, 3
auhumista - Nom, sing, masc - superl - Mrk. XIV, 60; XIV, 61; XIV, 63; Jhn. XVIII, 19
auhmistam, auhumistam - Dat, pl, masc - superl - Mrk. VIII, 31; XIV, 43; Luk. III, 2; Jhn. VII, 45; Skeirns. VIII, 2
auhmistans, auhumistans - Nom, pl, masc - superl - Matth. XXVII, 62; Mrk. XI, 18; XI, 27, etc
auhmisto - Acc, sing, neut - superl - Luk. IV, 29
auhumistin - Dat, sing, masc - superl - Mrk. XIV, 53; Ephes. II, 20
auhumists - Nom, sing, masc - superl - Jhn. XVIII, 13
auhumistins - Gen, sing, masc - superl - Mrk. XIV, 47; XIV, 54; XIV, 66; Jhn. XVIII, 10

Paradigm

2.2. (a)

weak declension of adjectives blinda (blind)
singular number
	masculine gender	neuter gender	feminine gender
nominative	blinda	blindō	blindō
genitive	blindins	blindins	blindōns
dative	blindin	blindin	blindōn
accusative	blindan	blindō	blindōn
plural number
	masculine gender	neuter gender	feminine gender
nominative	blindans	blindōna	blindōns
genitive	blindanē	blindanē	blindōnō
dative	blindam	blindam	blindōm
accusative	blindans	blindōna	blindōns

Present participles of Goth vebs mainly followed this same pattern of declension.

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