faírƕus

[← Prot-Germ *ferhwuz; OE feorh, feorȝ “life; soul; living being; man, human being”; O Fris ferch; O Sax ferah, ferh; OHG ferah, ferh; O Icel fjǫr presumably ← Indo-Europ *perkw- “oak”; Lat quercus “oak” (as a symbol of life and vitality)]

faírƕus - Nom, sing - Jhn. XVII, 5; Cor. I, I, 21; Galat. VI, 14
faírƕaus - Gen, sing - Jhn. IX, 5; XI, 9; XII, 31; XV, 19; XVI, 11; XVII, 24; Rom. XI, 15 etc
faírƕau - Dat, sing - Jhn. VIII, 23; VIII, 16; IX, 5; IX, 39; XII, 25; XII, 46; XV, 19; XVI, 21; XVI, 28 etc
faírƕu - Acc, sing - Mrk. VIII, 36; Jhn. X, 36; XI, 27; XVI, 28; XVI, 33; Ephes. VI, 12

1.1.4. (a)

nouns, -u- stem, masculine gender sunus (son)
	singular	plural
nominative	sunus	sunjus
genitive	sunaus	suniwē
dative	sunau	sunum
accusative	sunu	sununs
vocative	sunu

nouns, -u- stem, feminine gender handus (hand)
	singular	plural
nominative	handus	handjus
genitive	handaus	handiwē
dative	handau	handum
accusative	handu	handuns

nouns, -u- stem, neuter gender faihu (property, wealth)
	singular
nominative	faíhu
genitive	faíhaus
dative	faíhau
accusative	faíhu