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wit

Part of speech: personal pronoun
dual we two; I and you
Etymology
[← Prot-Germ *wit, *wet- ← *wi-, *we- (a pronominal stem) + *-t (the ending of dual number); OE wit; O Sax wit; O Icel vit (Mod Icel við) ← Indo-Europ *u̯ed-, *u̯id-; cf Sanskr āvám “we two”; Avest vā “we two”; Lith vèdu “we two”; O Slav вѣ “we two”]
Concordance
wit - Nom- Jhn. XVII, 11; XVII, 22
uggkis, ugkis - Dat, Acc - Matth. IX, 27; Mrk. X, 35; X, 37; Luk. VII, 20; Jhn. XVII, 21; Cor. I, IV, 6
Paradigm

3.1. Personal pronouns

personal pronouns, 1st person
singular plural ორობითი
nominative ik weis wit
genitive meina unsara ugkara
dative mis unsis, uns ugkis
accusative mik uns, unsis ugkis

personal pronouns, 2nd person
singular plural dual
nominative þu jus jut
genitive þeina izwara igqara
dative þus izwis igqis
accusative þuk izwis igqis

personal pronouns, 3rd person
singular number
masculine neuter feminine
nominative is ita si
genitive is is izos
dative imma imma izai
accusative ina ita ija
plural number
masculine neuter feminine
nominative eis ija ijos
genitive ize ize izo
dative im im im
accusative ins ija ijos

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