Part of speech: noun
			Gender: feminine
			Stem: -i-
			
			
		something, anything; matter, issue, cause; thing, object
		Etymology
		[← Prot-Germ *wehtiz; OE wiht, wyht (Mod E wight arch); O Sax wiht; Dt wicht; OHG wiht (Mod G Wicht); O Icel véttr, vættr (Mod Icel vættur) ← Indo-Europ *u̯ek-, *u̯egh-; cf O Slav вѣшть “thing, object” (Russ вещь)]
Concordance
		waihts - Gen, sing; Acc, pl - Mrk. VII, 15; Jhn. VIII, 54; Cor. I, VII, 19; XIII, 2; Cor. II, XII, 11; Skeirns. II, 9
waihtais - Gen, sing - Luk. VI, 35; XX, 40; Jhn. XVI, 23; XVI, 24; Rom. XIII, 8; Ephes. III, 1; Tim. II, I, 6; Tit. I, 5
waihtai - Dat, sing - Mrk. V, 26; IX, 29; Luk. IV, 35; XVIII, 34; Jhn. VI, 12; Cor. II, VI, 3; VII, 9; XI, 5; XII, 11 etc
waiht - Acc, sing - Matth. XXVII, 12; Mrk. I, 44; VI, 8; VII, 12; XI, 13; XIV, 60; XIV, 61; XV, 4; XV, 5 etc
waihte - Gen, pl - Luk. X, 19; Thessal. I, V, 22
waihtins - Acc, pl - Luk. I, 1
waihtais - Gen, sing - Luk. VI, 35; XX, 40; Jhn. XVI, 23; XVI, 24; Rom. XIII, 8; Ephes. III, 1; Tim. II, I, 6; Tit. I, 5
waihtai - Dat, sing - Mrk. V, 26; IX, 29; Luk. IV, 35; XVIII, 34; Jhn. VI, 12; Cor. II, VI, 3; VII, 9; XI, 5; XII, 11 etc
waiht - Acc, sing - Matth. XXVII, 12; Mrk. I, 44; VI, 8; VII, 12; XI, 13; XIV, 60; XIV, 61; XV, 4; XV, 5 etc
waihte - Gen, pl - Luk. X, 19; Thessal. I, V, 22
waihtins - Acc, pl - Luk. I, 1
Paradigm
		1.1.3. (a)
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  nouns, -i- stem, masculine gender 
 gasts 
 (guest) | 
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| singular | plural | |
| nominative | gasts | gasteis | 
| genitive | gastis | gastē | 
| dative | gasta | gastim | 
| accusative | gast | gastins | 
| vocative | gast | |
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  nouns, -i- stem, feminine gender 
 mahts 
 (might, power) | 
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| singular | plural | |
| nominative | mahts | mahteis | 
| genitive | mahtais | mahtē | 
| dative | mahtai | mahtim | 
| accusative | maht | mahtins | 
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  nouns, -i- stem, feminine gender 
 qens 
 (woman; wife) | 
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| singular | plural | |
| nominative | qens | qeneis | 
| genitive | qenais | qenē | 
| dative | qenai | qenim | 
| accusative | qen | qenins | 
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