Part of speech: noun
Gender: masculine
Stem: -u-
1) hunger; 2) famine
Etymology
[← Prot-Germ *hungruz, *hunhruz; OE hunȝor, hunȝer (Mod E hunger); O Fris hunger; O Sax hungar; Dt honger; OHG hungar (Mod G Hunger); O Icel hungr (Mod Icel hungur) ← Indo-Europ *kenk- "to suffer hunger or thirst"; cf Sanskr kakate "to thirst;"; Latv keñkras, keñgras "emaciated, lean; weak"]
Concordance
huhrus - Nom, sing - Luk. IV, 25; XV, 14; Rom. VIII, 35
huhrau - Dat, sing - Luk. XV, 17
huhrau - Dat, sing - Luk. XV, 17
Paradigm
1.1.4. (a)
nouns, -u- stem, masculine gender
sunus
(son) |
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singular | plural | |
nominative | sunus | sunjus |
genitive | sunaus | suniwē |
dative | sunau | sunum |
accusative | sunu | sununs |
vocative | sunu |
nouns, -u- stem, feminine gender
handus
(hand) |
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singular | plural | |
nominative | handus | handjus |
genitive | handaus | handiwē |
dative | handau | handum |
accusative | handu | handuns |
nouns, -u- stem, neuter gender
faihu
(property, wealth) |
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singular | |
nominative | faíhu |
genitive | faíhaus |
dative | faíhau |
accusative | faíhu |
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