Possibly from Proto-Germanic *rΕhsniz, possibly from *rΕkijanΔ (βto attend to, care forβ) + *-(s)niz (nominal suffix), literally, βprotected thingβ, though the form would have to be analogical (one would expect *πππΊπ½π (*rΕkns)).[1] See also Old English neorxnawang.
πππ·ππ½π β’ (rΕhsns) f
Feminine i-stem | ||
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Singular | Plural | |
Nominative | πππ·ππ½π rΕhsns |
πππ·ππ½π΄πΉπ rΕhsneis |
Vocative | πππ·ππ½ rΕhsn |
πππ·ππ½π΄πΉπ rΕhsneis |
Accusative | πππ·ππ½ rΕhsn |
πππ·ππ½πΉπ½π rΕhsnins |
Genitive | πππ·ππ½π°πΉπ rΕhsnais |
πππ·ππ½π΄ rΕhsnΔ |
Dative | πππ·ππ½π°πΉ rΕhsnai |
πππ·ππ½πΉπΌ rΕhsnim |