Part of speech: noun
Gender: feminine
Stem: -ō-
1. guilt, crime; fault; 2. charge, accusation; 3. reproach, complaint; 4. cause, reason, ground(s)
Etymology
[← Prot-Germ *ferinō; OE firen “crime; wicked deed; sin”; O Fris firne, ferne “crime”; O Sax firina “crime; sin”; OHG firina “sin; crime, guilt”; O Icel firn “abomination, monstrous thing” (Mod Icel firn “miracle”)]
Concordance
fairina - Nom, Acc, sing - Matth. V, 32; Jhn. XIX, 6; Coloss. III, 13
fairino - Gen, pl - Jhn. XVIII, 38; XIX, 4
fairinos - Gen, sing - Mrk. XV, 26; Tim. II, I, 12; Tit. I, 13
fairino - Gen, pl - Jhn. XVIII, 38; XIX, 4
fairinos - Gen, sing - Mrk. XV, 26; Tim. II, I, 12; Tit. I, 13
Paradigm
1.1.2. (a)
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nouns, -ō- stem, feminine gender
giba
(gift) |
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| nominative | giba | gibōs |
| genitive | gibōs | gibō |
| dative | gibai | gibōm |
| accusative | giba | gibōs |
The declension of several nouns ending in -wa (frijaþwa (love); triggwa (faithfulness; covenant); bandwa (sign); fijaþwa (hatred, enmity); ubizwa (porch, portico); wulwa (robbery)) is identical to that of [-o-] stem nouns. These nouns are sometimes sub-categorized as the [-wo-] stem subtype of the [-o-] stem declension of Gothic nouns.
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