hǿgr

Old Norse

From Proto-Germanic *hōgiz (“skilled”), in ablaut-relationship with Proto-Germanic *hagaz (“capable, suitable”), ancestor of Old Norse hagr.

hǿgr (comparative hǿgri, superlative hǿgastr)

Strong declension of hǿgr

singular	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	hǿgr	hǿg	hǿgt
accusative	hǿgan	hǿga	hǿgt
dative	hǿgum	hǿgri	hǿgu
genitive	hǿgs	hǿgrar	hǿgs
plural	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	hǿgir	hǿgar	hǿg
accusative	hǿga	hǿgar	hǿg
dative	hǿgum	hǿgum	hǿgum
genitive	hǿgra	hǿgra	hǿgra

Weak declension of hǿgr

singular	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	hǿgi	hǿga	hǿga
accusative	hǿga	hǿgu	hǿga
dative	hǿga	hǿgu	hǿga
genitive	hǿga	hǿgu	hǿga
plural	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	hǿgu	hǿgu	hǿgu
accusative	hǿgu	hǿgu	hǿgu
dative	hǿgum	hǿgum	hǿgum
genitive	hǿgu	hǿgu	hǿgu

Declension of comparative of hǿgr

singular	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	hǿgri	hǿgri	hǿgra
accusative	hǿgra	hǿgri	hǿgra
dative	hǿgra	hǿgri	hǿgra
genitive	hǿgra	hǿgri	hǿgra
plural	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	hǿgri	hǿgri	hǿgri
accusative	hǿgri	hǿgri	hǿgri
dative	hǿgrum	hǿgrum	hǿgrum
genitive	hǿgri	hǿgri	hǿgri

Strong declension of superlative of hǿgr

singular	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	hǿgastr	hǿgust	hǿgast
accusative	hǿgastan	hǿgasta	hǿgast
dative	hǿgustum	hǿgastri	hǿgustu
genitive	hǿgasts	hǿgastrar	hǿgasts
plural	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	hǿgastir	hǿgastar	hǿgust
accusative	hǿgasta	hǿgastar	hǿgust
dative	hǿgustum	hǿgustum	hǿgustum
genitive	hǿgastra	hǿgastra	hǿgastra

Weak declension of superlative of hǿgr

singular	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	hǿgasti	hǿgasta	hǿgasta
accusative	hǿgasta	hǿgustu	hǿgasta
dative	hǿgasta	hǿgustu	hǿgasta
genitive	hǿgasta	hǿgustu	hǿgasta
plural	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	hǿgustu	hǿgustu	hǿgustu
accusative	hǿgustu	hǿgustu	hǿgustu
dative	hǿgustum	hǿgustum	hǿgustum
genitive	hǿgustu	hǿgustu	hǿgustu

From the adjective meaning “convenient”:

From the comparative meaning “right”: