Part of speech: noun
Gender: feminine
Stem: root stem
breast, chest
Etymology
[← Prot-Germ *brustz, also *breustan; OE bréost (Mod E breast); O Fris briāst, brust; O Sax briost, breost; Dt borst; OHG brust (Mod G Brust); Icel brjóst; Sw bröst ← Indo-Europ *bhreu-; cf O Ir brú “abdomen”; O Russ брюхо “abdomen, belly” (Russ брюхо)]
Concordance
brusts - Nom, Acc, pl- Luk. XVIII, 13; Cor. II, VII, 15; Coloss. III, 12; Philem. I, 12; I, 20
jab-brusts = jah (vid jah) + brusts - Cor. II, VII, 15
jab-brusts = jah (vid jah) + brusts - Cor. II, VII, 15
Paradigm
1.3. Root-stem nouns
root-stem nouns, feminine gender
baurgs
(town, borough; castle) |
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singular | plural | |
nominative | baúrgs | baúrgs |
genitive | baúrgs | baúrgē |
dative | baúrg | baúrgim |
accusative | baúrg | baúrgs |
root-stem nouns, masculine gender
reiks
(ruler, prince) |
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singular | plural | |
nominative | reiks | reiks |
genitive | reikis | reikē |
dative | reik | reikam |
accusative | reik | reiks |
root-stem nouns, masculine gender
manna
(man; a human being) |
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singular | plural | |
nominative | manna | mans, mannans |
genitive | mans | mannē |
dative | mann | mannam |
accusative | mannan | mans, mannans |
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