Part of speech: adjective
Stem: -a-
1. notable, well-known; notorious; 2. condemned, blamed
Etymology
[← p.p. of the v gatarhjan “to mark, note; to expose; to blame”]
Concordance
Matth. XXVII, 16; Galat. II, 11; Tim. II, III, 9
Paradigm
2.1. (a)
strong declension of adjectives -a- (-o-)* stem
blinds
(blind) |
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singular number | |||
masculine gender | neuter gender | feminine gender | |
nominative | blinds | blind, blindata | blinda |
genitive | blindis | blindis | blindaizōs |
dative | blindamma | blindamma | blindai |
accusative | blindana | blind, blindata | blinda |
plural number | |||
masculine gender | neuter gender | feminine gender | |
nominative | blindai | blinda | blindōs |
genitive | blindaizē | blindaizē | blindaizō |
dative | blindaim | blindaim | blindaim |
accusative | blindans | blinda | blindōs |
* By the -o- stem versions we mean fem forms of the same type of adjectives.
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