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Proto-Germanic
Etymology
From *wiljaną (“to want”) + *kwemaną (“to come”). Literally "desired comer" (or "desired come!").
Pronunciation
Noun
*wiljakwemô
- A wished-for guest or arrival.
Inflection
Declension of *wiljakwemô (an-stem)
Case
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Singular
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Plural
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Nominative
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*wiljakwemô
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*wiljakwemaniz
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Vocative
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*wiljakwemô
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*wiljakwemaniz
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Accusative
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*wiljakwemanų
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*wiljakwemanunz
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Genitive
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*wiljakweminiz
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*wiljakwemanǫ̂
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Dative
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*wiljakwemini
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*wiljakwemammaz
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Instrumental
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*wiljakweminē
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*wiljakwemammiz
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Interjection
*wiljakwemô
- welcome!
Descendants
The first part of this compound was frequently confused with the descendants of *wela (“well”) following the loss of medial -ja-.