nahts

[← Prot-Germ *nahtz; OE neaht, niht, neht, nyht, næht (Mod E night); O Fris nacht; O Sax naht; Dt nacht; OHG naht (Mod G Nacht); O Icel nótt, nátt (Mod Icel nótt); Sw natt ← Indo-Europ *nókwt-; Sanskr nák-, náktam "at night"; Anc Gr νύξ, νυκτός; Lat nox, noctis; O Ir innocht "tonight"; O Prus naktin Acc; Lith naktìs; O Slav ношть (Russ ночь "night")]

nahts - Nom, Gen, sing - Luk. II, 8; Jhn. IX, 4; XIII, 30; Rom. XIII, 12; Thessal. I, V, 5; V, 7
naht - Dat, Acc, sing - Mrk. IV, 27; Luk. V, 5; VI, 12; XVII, 8; XVII, 34 etc
nahtam - Dat, pl - Mrk. V, 5; Luk. II, 37; XVIII, 7; Tim. I, V, 5

1.3. Root-stem nouns

root-stem nouns, feminine gender baurgs (town, borough; castle)
	singular	plural
nominative	baúrgs	baúrgs
genitive	baúrgs	baúrgē
dative	baúrg	baúrgim
accusative	baúrg	baúrgs

root-stem nouns, masculine gender reiks (ruler, prince)
	singular	plural
nominative	reiks	reiks
genitive	reikis	reikē
dative	reik	reikam
accusative	reik	reiks

root-stem nouns, masculine gender manna (man; a human being)
	singular	plural
nominative	manna	mans, mannans
genitive	mans	mannē
dative	mann	mannam
accusative	mannan	mans, mannans