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Proto-Germanic
Etymology
From Pre-Germanic *groh₁-ni-s , from Proto-Indo-European *gʰreh₁- ( “ to grow, become green ” ) .[ 1]
Pronunciation
Adjective
*grōniz (comparative *grōnizô , superlative *grōnistaz )[ 1]
green
Inflection
Declension of *grōniz (i-stem)
strong declension
masculine
feminine
neuter
singular
plural
singular
plural
singular
plural
nominative
*grōniz
*grōnijai
*grōnī
*grōnijôz
*grōnį, *-jatō
*grōnijō
accusative
*grōnijanǭ
*grōnijanz
*grōnijǭ
*grōnijōz
*grōnį, *-jatō
*grōnijō
genitive
*grōnijas, *grōnīs
*grōnijaizǫ̂
*grōnijaizōz
*grōnijaizǫ̂
*grōnijas, *grōnīs
*grōnijaizǫ̂
dative
*grōnijammai
*grōnijaimaz
*grōnijaizōi
*grōnijaimaz
*grōnijammai
*grōnijaimaz
instrumental
*grōnijanō
*grōnijaimiz
*grōnijaizō
*grōnijaimiz
*grōnijanō
*grōnijaimiz
weak declension
masculine
feminine
neuter
singular
plural
singular
plural
singular
plural
nominative
*grōnijô
*grōnijaniz
*grōnijǭ
*grōnijōniz
*grōnijô
*grōnijōnō
accusative
*grōnijanų
*grōnijanunz
*grōnijōnų
*grōnijōnunz
*grōnijô
*grōnijōnō
genitive
*grōnīniz
*grōnijanǫ̂
*grōnijōniz
*grōnijōnǫ̂
*grōnīniz
*grōnijanǫ̂
dative
*grōnīni
*grōnijammaz
*grōnijōni
*grōnijōmaz
*grōnīni
*grōnijammaz
instrumental
*grōnīnē
*grōnijammiz
*grōnijōnē
*grōnijōmiz
*grōnīnē
*grōnijammiz
Derived terms
Descendants
Proto-West Germanic: *grōnī Old English: grēne , grœ̄ne , grœ̄ni Old Frisian: grēne Old Saxon: grōni Old Dutch: gruoni Old High German: gruoni Middle High German: grüene Alemannic German: grüen Swabian: grea , grien Walser: geriénts , grien , gréén , grün Bavarian: grian , gri͡an ( alternative spelling, e.g. Styria ) , grean ( most dialects ) , grien ( Sappada , Sauris ) , grea Apeltonerisch: gria Cimbrian: gruan , grümma , grüun Mòcheno: grea' Central Franconian: jrön , green , grien Hunsrik: grien Luxembourgish: gréng East Central German:Upper Saxon German: Vilamovian: grin East Franconian: German: grün Rhine Franconian: grie , grien , griene Frankfurterisch: IPA Pennsylvania German: grie Yiddish: גרין ( grin )
Old Norse: grǿnn , grœnn
→ Proto-Samic: *(k)ruonë Western Samic: Eastern Samic:
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
↑ 1.0 1.1 Guus Kroonen (2013 ) “*grōni-”, in Alexander Lubotsky , editor, Etymological Dictionary of Proto-Germanic (Leiden Indo-European Etymological Dictionary Series; 11 ) , Leiden, Boston: Brill , →ISBN , page 191