Part of speech: reflexive pronoun
himself, herself, itself; themselves
Etymology
[← Prot-Germ *se- ← Indo-Europ *su̯e-, *se-; OHG sih Acc; O Icel sér Dat, sik Acc]
Concordance
seina - Gen- Luk. VII, 32
sis - Dat - Matth. V, 42; VIII, 32; IX, 3; IX, 21; XXVI, 75; Mrk. I, 27; II, 6; II, 8; II, 19; II, 26; III, 14; IV, 17; IV, 41 etc
sik - Acc- Matth. VI, 29; VIII, 18; IX, 22; XI, 1; XI, 20; XXVII, 5; XXVII, 53; Mrk. I, 15; III, 20; III, 24; III, 25 etc
jas-sik = jah (vid jah cj) + sik - Tim. I, VI, 10
sis - Dat - Matth. V, 42; VIII, 32; IX, 3; IX, 21; XXVI, 75; Mrk. I, 27; II, 6; II, 8; II, 19; II, 26; III, 14; IV, 17; IV, 41 etc
sik - Acc- Matth. VI, 29; VIII, 18; IX, 22; XI, 1; XI, 20; XXVII, 5; XXVII, 53; Mrk. I, 15; III, 20; III, 24; III, 25 etc
jas-sik = jah (vid jah cj) + sik - Tim. I, VI, 10
Paradigm
3.7. Reflexive pronouns
| singular number | |
| genitive | seina |
| dative | sis |
| accusative | sik |
Derived from the pronominal stem *se-.
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