haims

[← Prot-Germ *haimaz, *haimiz “home; house, dwelling; village”; OE hám (Mod E home); O Fris hām, hēm; O Sax hēm Dt heem, heim; OHG heim (Mod G Heim); O Icel heimr (Mod Icel heimur) presumably ← Indo-Europ *ḱei-, *ḱai-; cf O Prus seimīns pl “family members, household; servants”; Lith šeimà “family”; káimas “village; country, countryside”; Russ семья “family”]

haimai - Dat, sing - Jhn. XI, 1
haim - Acc, sing - Mrk. XI, 2; Luk. IX, 52; IX, 56; XIX, 30
haimo - Gen, pl - Luk. V, 17; XVII, 12
haimom - Dat, pl - Mrk. I, 38; V, 14
haimos - Acc, pl - Matth. IX, 35; Mrk. VI, 56; Luk. VIII, 1; IX, 6; IX, 12

1.1.3. (b) (mixed type -i-/-o-)

(subtype of -i- stem nouns)

nouns, -i- stem (mixed type -i-/-o-)*, feminine gender laiseins (teaching, doctrine)
	singular	plural
nominative	laiseins	laiseinōs
genitive	laiseinais	laiseinō
dative	laiseinai	laiseinim
accusative	laisein	laiseinins

* Nouns of this type were declined like [-i-] stem nouns in sing, and partly like [-ō-] stem nouns – in pl (that is, had the endings of [-ō-] stem nouns in Nom and Gen cases, pl).

nouns, -i- stem (mixed type -i-/-o-)**, feminine gender haims (village; town; country)
	singular	plural
nominative	haims	haimōs
genitive	haimais	haimō
dative	haimai	haimōm
accusative	haim	haimōs

** Nouns of this particular subtype had the endings of [-i-] stem nouns in sing, and the endings of [-ō-] stem nouns – in pl).