Part of speech: noun
Gender: feminine
Stem: -jō-
1. peace; armistice; 2. concord, agreement; 3. relationship, kinship; propinquity; (also sibb, syb, sybb)
Etymology
[Mod E SIB arch ← Prot-Germ *sebjō; Goth sibja “relationship, kinship”; O Fris sibbe “relationship”; O Sax sibbia “relationship; family”; OHG sibba, sippa “peace; relationship, kinship” (Mod G Sippe); O Icel sif (usu pl) “relatives; affinity”) ← Indo-Europ *su̯ebh-; cf Lat sibī “to onself“ (the Dat of the refl pron); O Slav себѣ Dat “to onself” (the Dat of the refl pron) (Russ себе)]
Paradigm
1.1.2. (b) -jō- stem
(subtype of -ō- stem nouns)
feminine gender
The nouns of this type are declined practically the same way as the -ō- stemmed nouns, the only difference being the fact that they lack the ending -ena in Gen pl.
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nouns, -jō- stem, feminine gender
brycȝ
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| singular | plural | |
| nominative | brycȝ | brycȝa, brycȝe |
| genitive | brycȝe | brycȝa |
| dative (instrumental) | brycȝe | brycȝum |
| accusative | brycȝe | brycȝa, brycȝe |
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