reiks

Part of speech: noun

Gender: masculine

Stem: root stem

ruler, prince

Etymology

[← Prot-Celt *rīg-; cf Gaul rīx (= rīg- + -s) "king"; O Ir rī (Gen rīg) "king"; rígain "queen" ← Indo-Europ *rēġ-; Sanskr rā́ja "king; ruler"; Avest rāzan "command"; Lat rēx (Gen regis) "king"]

Concordance

reiks - Nom, sing, pl - Matth. IX, 18; Jhn. VII, 26; XII, 31; XVI, 11; Rom. XIII, 3
reikis - Gen, sing - Matth. IX, 23
reik - Dat, sing - Ephes. II, 22
reike - Gen, pl - Luk. XVIII, 18; Jhn. VII, 48; Skeirns. VIII, 7; VIII, 8; VIII, 9
reikam - Dat, pl - Jhn. XII, 42

Paradigm

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

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