Part of speech: noun
Gender: masculine
Stem: -u/i-
a Hebrew
Etymology
[← Anc Gr Έβραῖος]
Concordance
Haibraius - Nom, sing - Philip. III, 5
Haibraieis - Nom, pl - Cor. II, XI, 22
Haibraium - Dat, pl - Philip. III, 5
Haibraieis - Nom, pl - Cor. II, XI, 22
Haibraium - Dat, pl - Philip. III, 5
Paradigm
1.1.4. (b) (mixed type -u-/-i-)
(subtype of -u- stem nouns)
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nouns, -u- stem (mixed type -u-/-i-)*, masculine gender
aggilus
(angel; messenger) |
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| singular | plural | |
| nominative | aggilus | aggileis, aggiljus |
| genitive | aggilaus | aggilē |
| dative | aggilau | aggilum |
| accusative | aggilu | aggiluns |
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nouns, -u- stem (mixed type -u-/-i-)*, masculine gender
apaustaulus
(apostle) |
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| singular | plural | |
| nominative | apaustaulus | apaustauleis |
| genitive | apaustaulaus | apaustaulē |
| dative | apaustaulau | apaustaulum |
| accusative | apaustulu | apaustauluns, apaustuluns |
* Nouns of this type were declined like [-u-] stem nouns in sing, and partly like [-i-] stem nouns – in pl (that is, had the endings of [-i-] stem nouns in Nom and Gen cases, pl).
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