gards

[← Prot-Germ *gardiz, *gardaz “piece of enclosed ground”; OE ȝeard (Mod E yard); O Sax gard; Dt gaard; OHG gart; O Icel garðr (Mod Icel garður) ← Indo-Europ *ghordh-, *gherdh-; Lith gar̃das “piece of enclosed ground; fence”; O Slav градъ “town, city” (Russ город)]

gards - Nom, sing - Mrk. III, 25; Luk. XIV, 23; XIX, 46; Jhn. XII, 3; Cor. II, V, 1
gardis - Gen, sing - Mrk. XV, 16
garda - Dat, sing - Matth. V, 15; VIII, 6; VIII, 14; IX, 10; IX, 23; IX, 28; Mrk. I, 29; II, 1; II, 11 etc
gard - Acc, sing - Matth. IX, 6; IX, 7; Mrk. II, 26; III, 20; III, 27; V, 38; VI, 10; VII, 17; VII, 24 etc
gardim - Dat, pl - Matth. XI, 8; Tim. I, III, 12
gardins - Acc, pl - Mrk. X, 30; Luk. XVI, 4; Cor. I, XI, 22; Tim. I, V, 13; Tim. II, III, 6; Tit. I, 11
gardei = gard + -ei (vid ei cj) - Luk. X, 5

1.1.3. (a)

nouns, -i- stem, masculine gender gasts (guest)
	singular	plural
nominative	gasts	gasteis
genitive	gastis	gastē
dative	gasta	gastim
accusative	gast	gastins
vocative	gast

nouns, -i- stem, feminine gender mahts (might, power)
	singular	plural
nominative	mahts	mahteis
genitive	mahtais	mahtē
dative	mahtai	mahtim
accusative	maht	mahtins

nouns, -i- stem, feminine gender qens (woman; wife)
	singular	plural
nominative	qens	qeneis
genitive	qenais	qenē
dative	qenai	qenim
accusative	qen	qenins