Part of speech: adjective
Stem: -i/ja-
deserted, waste, barren (also auþs)
Etymology
[← Prot-Germ *auþjaz, *auþaz a “deserted, waste; empty”; OE íeþe, ýþe; OHG ōdi (Mod G öde); O Icel auðr (Mod Icel auður) ← Indo-Europ *autio-, *eutio-; Anc Gr ἄυσιος “empty; vain, futile”]
Concordance
auþjana - Acc, sing, masc - Mrk. I, 35; Luk. IV, 42; IX, 10
auþjamma - Dat, sing, masc - Luk. IX, 12
auþjaim - Dat, pl, masc - Mrk. I, 45
auþjons - Gen, sing, fem - Galat. IV, 27
auþjamma - Dat, sing, masc - Luk. IX, 12
auþjaim - Dat, pl, masc - Mrk. I, 45
auþjons - Gen, sing, fem - Galat. IV, 27
Paradigm
2.1. (d) (mixed type -i-/-ja-)
This type of adjectival declension included a number of adjectives (e g anahaimeis, anahaims (at home; present); auþeis, auþs (desert, waste); aljakuns (strange, foreign)), which originally belonged to -i- type, but in the course of time, the majority of their case forms came to coincide with the case forms of -ja- (-jo-) type of declension.
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