Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/Manngardaz

Proto-Germanic

Etymology

From *mann- (“man”) +‎ *gardaz (“garden, protection”).

Proper noun

*Manngardaz m

1. a male given name

Inflection

masculine a-stemDeclension of *Manngardaz (masculine a-stem)
	singular
nominative	*Manngardaz
vocative	*Manngard
accusative	*Manngardą
genitive	*Manngardas, *Manngardis
dative	*Manngardai
instrumental	*Manngardō

Descendants

• Proto-West Germanic: *Manngard
  • Old English: Mongeard, Mangeard
    • → French: Mongeard, Mangeard
  • Old Saxon: Manngard, Mangard
  • Old Dutch: Mangard
    • Middle Dutch: Mangaert
      • Dutch: Mangaard
  • Old High German: Mangar, Mangart
• Old Norse:
  • Faroese: Magardur
  • Norwegian: Mangård
  • Danish: Mangård
  • Swedish: Mangård