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Proto-Germanic
Etymology
Probably from a Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰreh₁- ( “ to glow, be visible ” ) , and cognate with Proto-Slavic *zьrěti ( “ to observe, look at ” ) , Lithuanian žėrė́ti ( “ to shine, sparkle ” ) , and Proto-Germanic *greujaną ( “ to dawn ” ) (whence Swedish gry ( “ to dawn ” ) ).
Pronunciation
Adjective
*grēwaz
grey
Synonym: *grīsaz
Inflection
Declension of *grēwaz (a-stem)
Strong declension
singular
plural
masculine
feminine
neuter
masculine
feminine
neuter
nominative
*grēwaz
*grēwō
*grēwą, -atō
*grēwai
*grēwôz
*grēwō
accusative
*grēwanǭ
*grēwǭ
*grēwą, -atō
*grēwanz
*grēwōz
*grēwō
genitive
*grēwas, -is
*grēwaizōz
*grēwas, -is
*grēwaizǫ̂
*grēwaizǫ̂
*grēwaizǫ̂
dative
*grēwammai
*grēwaizōi
*grēwammai
*grēwaimaz
*grēwaimaz
*grēwaimaz
instrumental
*grēwanō
*grēwaizō
*grēwanō
*grēwaimiz
*grēwaimiz
*grēwaimiz
Weak declension
singular
plural
masculine
feminine
neuter
masculine
feminine
neuter
nominative
*grēwô
*grēwǭ
*grēwô
*grēwaniz
*grēwōniz
*grēwōnō
accusative
*grēwanų
*grēwōnų
*grēwô
*grēwanunz
*grēwōnunz
*grēwōnō
genitive
*grēwiniz
*grēwōniz
*grēwiniz
*grēwanǫ̂
*grēwōnǫ̂
*grēwanǫ̂
dative
*grēwini
*grēwōni
*grēwini
*grēwammaz
*grēwōmaz
*grēwammaz
instrumental
*grēwinē
*grēwōnē
*grēwinē
*grēwammiz
*grēwōmiz
*grēwammiz
Descendants
Proto-West Germanic: *grāu Old English: grǣġ , grēi , grēġ — Anglian Old Frisian: grē North Frisian:Föhr, Wiedingharde: grä Hallig: grai Mooring: gra Old Saxon: grāo Middle Low German: grāu Low German: → West Frisian: grauw Old Dutch: grāo Old High German: grāo Middle High German: grā Alemannic German: graaw Bavarian: grau Gottscheerish: grūb Central Franconian:Hunsrik: grau Luxembourgish: gro East Central German:Vilamovian: graoj East Franconian: German: grau Rhine Franconian:Frankfurterisch: IPA , (newer, from about 1925) Pennsylvania German: gro Yiddish: גראָ ( gro ) , גרוי ( groy )
Old Norse: grár
→ Proto-Samic: *krāvēs (see there for further descendants )
→ ? Proto-Finnic: *raavas (see there for further descendants )
See also
Colors in Proto-Germanic · *farwôz (layout · text )
*blaikaz , *blankaz , *hwītaz , *blasaz
*falwaz , *grēwaz , *haswaz , *grīsaz , *hairaz
*blakaz , *swartaz
*raudaz
*brūnaz , *erpaz , *dusnaz
*gelwaz , *gulaz
*grōniz
*grōniz
*blēwaz
*blēwaz , *hēwijaz
*blēwaz , *hēwijaz
*baswaz
References
^ Kroonen, Guus (2013 ) “*grēwa-”, in Etymological Dictionary of Proto-Germanic (Leiden Indo-European Etymological Dictionary Series; 11 ) , Leiden, Boston: Brill , →ISBN , page 189