guþ

Part of speech: noun
Gender: masculine
Stem: -a-
(d) god
Etymology
[ ← Prot-Germ *gudaz; OE ȝod (Mod E god); O Fris god; O Sax god; Dt god; OHG got (Mod G Gott); O Icel goð, guð (Mod Icel goð “heathen god”; guð “the God”)]
Concordance
guþ - Nom, Acc, sing - Matth. VI, 30; IX, 8; XXVII, 46; Mrk. II, 7; II, 12; X, 6; X, 9; X, 18; XII, 26; XII, 27; XII, 29; XII, 30; XIII, 19; XV, 34 etc
gudis - Gen, sing - Matth. V, 34; VIII, 29; XXVII, 43; XXVII, 54; Mrk. I, 1; I, 3; I, 14; I, 15; I, 24; II, 26; III, 11; III, 35; IV, 11 etc
guda - Dat, sing - Matth. VI, 24; XXVII, 43; Mrk. V, 7; X, 27; XII, 17; Luk. I, 16; I, 26; I, 30; I, 37; I, 47: II, 14; II, 28 etc
Paradigm

1.1.1. (a)

nouns, -a- stem, masculine gender
dags
(day)
singular plural
nominative dags dagōs
genitive dagis dagē
dative daga dagam
accusative dag dagans
vocative dag

nouns, -a- stem, neuter gender
waurd
(word)
singular plural
nominative waúrd waúrda
genitive waúrdis waúrdē
dative waúrda waúrdam
accusative waúrd waúrda