ulbandus

Part of speech: noun
Gender: masculine
Stem: -u-
camel
Etymology
[presumablyLat elephantus (also elephā(n)s) ← Anc Gr ἐλέφας, -αντος “elephant”; in O German languages the word has acquired the sense of “camel”: OE olfend, olfenda; O Sax olvundio, olbundeo; OHG olbanta, olbenta; Icel úlfaldi; cf also O Slav вельбѫдъ, Russ верблюд “camel” (presumably, a borrowing from Goth)]
Concordance
ulbandaus - Gen, sing - Mrk. I, 6
ulbandau - Dat, sing - Mrk. X, 25; Luk. XVIII, 25
Paradigm

1.1.4. (a)

nouns, -u- stem, masculine gender
sunus
(son)
singular plural
nominative sunus sunjus
genitive sunaus suniwē
dative sunau sunum
accusative sunu sununs
vocative sunu

nouns, -u- stem, feminine gender
handus
(hand)
singular plural
nominative handus handjus
genitive handaus handiwē
dative handau handum
accusative handu handuns

nouns, -u- stem, neuter gender
faihu
(property, wealth)
singular
nominative faíhu
genitive faíhaus
dative faíhau
accusative faíhu