Reconstruction:Proto-Italic/ēɣʷrjos
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Proto-Italic
Etymology
From Proto-Indo-European *h₁ēgʷʰryos, from *h₁egʷʰ- (“to drink”).
Adjective
*ēɣʷrjos (comparative *ēɣʷrjōs, superlative *ēɣʷrjisemos)
Declension
Declension of *ēɣʷrjos (o/ā-stem)
| Singular | Masculine | Feminine | Neuter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | *ēɣʷrjos | *ēɣʷrjā | *ēɣʷrjom |
| Vocative | *ēɣʷrje | *ēɣʷrja | *ēɣʷrjom |
| Accusative | *ēɣʷrjom | *ēɣʷrjam | *ēɣʷrjom |
| Genitive | *ēɣʷrjosjo, ēɣʷrjī | *ēɣʷrjās | *ēɣʷrjosjo, ēɣʷrjī |
| Dative | *ēɣʷrjōi | *ēɣʷrjāi | *ēɣʷrjōi |
| Ablative | *ēɣʷrjōd | *ēɣʷrjād | *ēɣʷrjōd |
| Locative | *ēɣʷrjei | *ēɣʷrjāi | *ēɣʷrjei |
| Plural | Masculine | Feminine | Neuter |
| Nominative | *ēɣʷrjōs, ēɣʷrjoi | *ēɣʷrjās | *ēɣʷrjā |
| Vocative | *ēɣʷrjōs, ēɣʷrjoi | *ēɣʷrjās | *ēɣʷrjā |
| Accusative | *ēɣʷrjons | *ēɣʷrjans | *ēɣʷrjā |
| Genitive | *ēɣʷrjom | *ēɣʷrjāzōm | *ēɣʷrjom |
| Dative | *ēɣʷrjois | *ēɣʷrjais | *ēɣʷrjois |
| Ablative | *ēɣʷrjois | *ēɣʷrjais | *ēɣʷrjois |
| Locative | *ēɣʷrjois | *ēɣʷrjais | *ēɣʷrjois |
Descendants
- Latin: ēbrius