gudja

Part of speech: noun

Gender: masculine

Stem: -n-

priest; sa aúhumista gudja also sa reikista gudja the high priest

Etymology

[← Prot-Germ *gudjan (← *gudaz n “god”) + *-jan suff; run ON gudija “heathen priest”; O Icel goði “heathen priest; chief” (in pagan Iceland)]

Concordance

gudja - Nom, sing - Mrk. XIV, 60; XIV, 61; XIV, 63; Luk. I, 5; Jhn. XVIII, 19
gudjins - Gen, sing - Mrk. XIV, 47; XIV, 54; Jhn. XVIII, 10; XVIII, 15; XVIII, 26
gudjin - Dat, sing - Matth. VIII, 4; Mrk. I, 44; II, 26; XIV, 53; Luk. V, 14; Jhn. XVIII, 15; XVIII, 16; XVIII, 22; XVIII, 24
gudjans - Nom, Acc, pl - Matth. XXVII, 1; XXVII, 6; XXVII, 62; Mrk. XI, 27; XIV, 53; XIV, 55; XV, 1; XV, 3; XV, 10 etc
gudjane - Gen, pl - Mrk. XI, 18; Jhn. XVIII, 3
gudjam - Dat, pl - Matth. XXVII, 3; XXVII, 12; Mrk. II, 26; VIII, 31; XIV, 10; XIV, 43; Luk. III, 2; VI, 4; IX, 22; XVII, 14; Jhn. VII, 45; Skeirns. VIII, 2

Paradigm

1.2.1. -n- stem nouns (weak declension)

1.2.1. (a)

nouns, -n- stem [-in-/-an- subtype], masculine gender guma (man, male person)
	singular	plural
nominative	guma	gumans
genitive	gumins	gumanē
dative	gumin	gumam
accusative	guman	gumans

nouns, -n- stem [-in-/-an- subtype], neuter gender hairto (heart)
	singular	plural
nominative	haírto	haírtona
genitive	haírtins	haírtanē
dative	haírtin	haírtam
accusative	haírto	haírtona

nouns, -n- stem [-in-/-an- subtype], neuter gender wato (water)
	singular	plural
nominative	watō	watna
genitive	watins	watnē
dative	watin	watnam
accusative	watō	watna
vocative	watō

nouns, -n- stem [-in-/-an- subtype], neuter gender namo (name)
	singular	plural
nominative	namō	namna
genitive	namins	namnē
dative	namin	namnam
accusative	namō	namna
vocative	namō

1.2.1. (b)

nouns, -n- stem [-ōn- subtype], feminine gender qino (woman)
	singular	plural
nominative	qino	qinons
genitive	qinons	qinono
dative	qinon	qinom
accusative	qinon	qinons

nouns, -n- stem [-ōn- subtype], feminine gender tuggo (tongue)
	singular	plural
nominative	tuggo	tuggons
genitive	tuggons	tuggono
dative	tuggon	tuggom
accusative	tuggon	tuggons

nouns, -n- stem [-ein- subtype], feminine gender marei (sea)
	singular	plural
nominative	marei	mareins
genitive	mareins	mareinō
dative	marein	mareim
accusative	marein	mareins

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