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Proto-Germanic
Etymology
Uncertain, but probably an extension of *weraz with the suffix + *-ud-, also seen in *hafudą, *haliþaz (oblique stem), *hakudaz.
Pronunciation
Noun
*werudą n
- band of men
Inflection
In pre-Germanic, the word declined as *wérut- in the strong cases and *werít- in the weak/oblique cases.
Declension of *werudą (irregular)
Case
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Singular
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Plural
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Nominative
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*werudą
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*werudō
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Vocative
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*werudą
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*werudō
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Accusative
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*werudą
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*werudō
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Genitive
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*wiriþas, *wiriþis
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*wiriþǫ̂
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Dative
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*wiriþai
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*wiriþamaz
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Instrumental
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*wiriþō
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*wiriþamiz
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Descendants
In North Germanic the word was masculinized and saw the generalization of oblique stem *wiriþ- to the paradigm. It is attested only in the plural.