Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/Daugardaz

Proto-Germanic

Etymology

From *duganą (“to be worthy”) +‎ *gardaz (“garden, protection”).

Proper noun

*Daugardaz m

1. a male given name

Inflection

masculine a-stemDeclension of *Daugardaz (masculine a-stem)
	singular
nominative	*Daugardaz
vocative	*Daugard
accusative	*Daugardą
genitive	*Daugardas, *Daugardis
dative	*Daugardai
instrumental	*Daugardō

Descendants

• Proto-West Germanic: *Daugard
  • Old English: Deageard, Dageard
  • Old Saxon: Degard
  • Old High German: Daugart
    • → Lithuanian: Daugardas, Daugerdas
      • Polish: Dowgerd
        • Old Ruthenian: Давгердъ (Davherd)
          • Belarusian: Даўге́рд (Daŭhjérd), Даўгард (Daŭhard), Доўгард (Dóŭhard), Доўгерд (Dóŭhjerd)
          • Ukrainian: Довге́рд (Dovhérd)
          • → Russian: Довге́рд (Dovgérd)
• Old Norse:
  • Faroese: Daugardur
  • Norwegian: Daugaard
  • Old Swedish: Daugaard
    • Swedish: Daugård