kuni

[← Prot-Germ *kunjan; OE cynn, cyn (Mod E kin); O Fris kinn, kenn; O Sax kunni; OHG kunni; Icel kyn ← Indo-Europ *ġen-; cf Sanskr jánman “birth; origin”; jánati “to beget, bear”; janah “offspring, child”; jana- "kin, kindred, tribe“; Avest zan- “to give birth, beget”; Anc Gr γένεσις “birth; origin; beginning”; γίγνομαι “to be born; to be produced”; Lat genus “race, kind; birth, origin”; gignere “to beget”]

kuni - Nom, Acc, Voc, sing - Matth. XI, 16; Mrk. VIII, 12; IX, 19; IX, 29; Luk. III, 7; IX, 41; IX, 43
kunjis - Gen, sing - Luk. I, 8; VII, 31; Philip. III, 5
kunja - Nom, Acc, pl; Dat, sing - Mrk. VIII, 12; Luk. I, 48; I, 61; II, 36; XVI, 8; XVII, 25; Cor. II, XI, 26

1.1.1. (c)

(subtype of -a- stem nouns)

nouns, -ja- stem, masculine gender harjis (army, host)
	singular	plural
nominative	harjis	harjōs
genitive	harjis	harjē
dative	harja	harjam
accusative	hari	harjans
vocative	hari

nouns, -ja- stem, masculine gender hairdeis (herd, shepherd)
	singular	plural
nominative	haírdeis	haírdjōs
genitive	haírdeis	haírdjē
dative	haírdja	haírdam
accusative	haírdi	haírdjans
vocative	haírdi

nouns, -ja- stem, neuter gender kuni (kin, tribe; race)
	singular	plural
nominative	kuni	kunja
genitive	kunjis	kunjē
dative	kunja	kunjam
accusative	kuni	kunja
vocative	kuni