Part of speech: adjective
(compar) next, following; iftumin daga on the next day
Etymology
[← Prot-Germ *iftumô, *iftuma ← if- + -tuma(n) suff (originally suff of the superl) (vid also aftuma) ← Prot-Germ *ef- ← Indo-Europ *epi-; cf Sanskr ápi adv "also; too"; Avest aipi adv "also; too"; Anc Gr ἐπί prep "on; in"]
Concordance
iftumin - Dat, sing, masc - Matth. XXVII, 62; Mrk. XI, 12; Jhn. VI, 22; XII, 12
Paradigm
2.2. (a)
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weak declension of adjectives
blinda
(blind) |
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| singular number | |||
| masculine gender | neuter gender | feminine gender | |
| nominative | blinda | blindō | blindō |
| genitive | blindins | blindins | blindōns |
| dative | blindin | blindin | blindōn |
| accusative | blindan | blindō | blindōn |
| plural number | |||
| masculine gender | neuter gender | feminine gender | |
| nominative | blindans | blindōna | blindōns |
| genitive | blindanē | blindanē | blindōnō |
| dative | blindam | blindam | blindōm |
| accusative | blindans | blindōna | blindōns |
Present participles of Goth vebs mainly followed this same pattern of declension.
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