skalks

[← Prot-Germ *skalkaz; OE scealc “servant; soldier; man”; O Fris skalk “servant; slave”; O Sax skalk “servant; slave”; Dt schalk “rogue”; OHG skalk, scalc “servant; slave” (Mod G Schalk “rogue; joker, prankster”); O Icel skálkr “rogue, scoundrel” (Mod Icel skálkur)]

skalks - Nom, sing - Matth. X, 24; X, 25; Mrk. X, 44; Luk. VII, 2; XIV, 21; XIV, 22; Jhn. VIII, 34; VIII, 35; XIII, 16 etc
skalkis - Gen, sing - Philip. II, 7
skalka - Dat, sing - Matth. VIII, 9; Luk. VII, 8; XIV, 21; XIV, 23; XVII, 9; Galat. IV, 1
skalk - Acc, sing - Mrk. XII, 2; XII, 4; XIV, 47; Luk. II, 29; VII, 3; VII, 10; XIV, 17; XVII, 7; XIX, 17 etc
skalkos - Nom, pl - Luk. XVII, 10; Jhn. XVIII, 18; Cor. I, VII, 23; XII, 13; Nehem. V, 15
skalke - Gen, pl - Jhn. XVIII, 26
skalkam - Dat, pl - Luk. XV, 22
skalkans - Acc, pl - Luk. XIX, 13; XIX, 15; Jhn. XV, 15; Cor. II, IV, 5; Tim. I, VI, 1

1.1.1. (a)

nouns, -a- stem, masculine gender dags (day)
	singular	plural
nominative	dags	dagōs
genitive	dagis	dagē
dative	daga	dagam
accusative	dag	dagans
vocative	dag

nouns, -a- stem, neuter gender waurd (word)
	singular	plural
nominative	waúrd	waúrda
genitive	waúrdis	waúrdē
dative	waúrda	waúrdam
accusative	waúrd	waúrda