π³πΏπ»π²π
Appearance
Gothic
[edit]Etymology
[edit]From Proto-Germanic *dulgaz.
Noun
[edit]π³πΏπ»π²π β’ (dulgs) m
Usage notes
[edit]Only the genitive singular is attested, and the gender is not certain. If the noun was indeed masculine, the table below lists the forms. Otherwise, the correct lemma form may have been the neuter a-stem π³πΏπ»π² (dulg). However, most linguists seem to treat the masculine form as the likelier lemma.
Declension
[edit]Masculine a-stem | ||
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Singular | Plural | |
Nominative | π³πΏπ»π²π dulgs |
π³πΏπ»π²ππ dulgΕs |
Vocative | π³πΏπ»π² dulg |
π³πΏπ»π²ππ dulgΕs |
Accusative | π³πΏπ»π² dulg |
π³πΏπ»π²π°π½π dulgans |
Genitive | π³πΏπ»π²πΉπ dulgis |
π³πΏπ»π²π΄ dulgΔ |
Dative | π³πΏπ»π²π° dulga |
π³πΏπ»π²π°πΌ dulgam |
Derived terms
[edit]- π³πΏπ»π²π°π·π°πΉππΎπ° (dulgahaitja, βcreditorβ)
Descendants
[edit]- β Proto-Slavic: *dΡlgΡ (possibly, if not inherited)