aljis

[← Prot-Germ *aljaz; used in oth O German languages as a prefixed component of compound words in the sense of: “foreign, strange; other”; cf OE ell-, el- (e g ell-réord a “foreign-speaking”; ell-þéod n “foreign nation” etc); O Fris ele- (e g ele-lende n “foreign land” etc); O Sax eli- (e g eli-landig a “foreign” etc); OHG eli- (e g eli-diotīg a “foreign; strange, odd” etc); ← Indo-Europ *alịos-; Anc Gr ἄλλος “other, another; different”; Lat alius “other, another; else”; O Ir aile “other”]

alja - Nom, pl, neut - Cor. II, I, 13
aljai - Dat, sing, fem - Skeirns. VII, 4
aljis - Gen, sing, neut - Galat. V, 10; Tim. I, I, 10

2.1. (b)

(subtype of -a- (-o-) stem adjectives)

strong declension of adjectives -ja- (-jo-)* stem midjis (middle)
singular number
	masculine gender	neuter gender	feminine gender
nominative	midjis	midi, midjata	midja
genitive	midjis	midjis	midjaizōs
dative	midjamma	midjamma	midjai
accusative	midjana	midi, midjata	midja
plural number
	masculine gender	neuter gender	feminine gender
nominative	midjai	midja	midjōs
genitive	midjaizē	midjaizē	midjaizō
dative	midjaim	midjaim	midjaim
accusative	midjans	midja	midjōs

* By the -jo- stem versions we mean fem forms of the same type of adjectives.