Part of speech: noun
Gender: masculine
Stem: -nd-
friend
Etymology
[← pres.p. of the v frijōn; OE fréond, fríond (Mod E friend); O Fris friōnd, friūnd; O Sax friund; Dt vriend; OHG friunt (Mod G Freund); Icel frændi “relative, kinsman”]
Concordance
frijonds - Nom, Acc, pl; Nom, sing - Matth. V, 47; XI, 19; Luk. VII, 6; VII, 34; XIV, 12; XV, 6; XVI, 9; Jhn. XI, 11; XV, 13; XV, 14; XV, 15
frijond - Voc, sing - Luk. XIV, 10
frijondam - Dat, pl - Luk. XV, 29
frijond - Voc, sing - Luk. XIV, 10
frijondam - Dat, pl - Luk. XV, 29
Paradigm
1.2.3. Participial nouns
nouns, -nd- stem, masculine gender
frijonds
(friend) |
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singular | plural | |
nominative | frijōnds | frijōnds |
genitive | frijōndis | frijōndē |
dative | frijōnd | frijōndam |
accusative | frijōnd | frijōnds |
vocative | frijōnd |
nouns, -nd- stem, masculine gender
nasjands
(saviour; the Saviour) |
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singular | plural | |
nominative | nasjands | nasjands |
genitive | nasjandis | nasjandē |
dative | nasjand | nasjandam |
accusative | nasjand | nasjands |
vocative | nasjand |
For the declension patterns of present participles proper (also containing the stem-forming element -nd-), vid under the section dedicated to the weak declension of adjectives – 2.2. (b)).
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