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Proto-Italic
Etymology
From Proto-Indo-European *séǵʰwr̥, from the root *seǵʰ- (“to hold, maintain; to overpower”).
Adjective
*seɣwēros (comparative *seɣwērjōs, superlative *seɣwērisemos)
- severe
Inflection
Declension of *seɣwēros (o/ā-stem)
| singular
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masculine
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feminine
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neuter
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| nominative
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*seɣwēros
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*seɣwērā
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*seɣwērom
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| vocative
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*seɣwēre
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*seɣwēra
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*seɣwērom
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| accusative
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*seɣwērom
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*seɣwēram
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*seɣwērom
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| genitive
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*seɣwērosjo, seɣwērī
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*seɣwērās
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*seɣwērosjo, seɣwērī
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| dative
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*seɣwērōi
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*seɣwērāi
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*seɣwērōi
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| ablative
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*seɣwērōd
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*seɣwērād
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*seɣwērōd
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| locative
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*seɣwērei
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*seɣwērāi
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*seɣwērei
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| plural
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masculine
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feminine
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neuter
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| nominative
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*seɣwērōs, seɣwēroi
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*seɣwērās
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*seɣwērā
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| vocative
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*seɣwērōs, seɣwēroi
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*seɣwērās
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*seɣwērā
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| accusative
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*seɣwērons
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*seɣwērans
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*seɣwērā
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| genitive
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*seɣwērom
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*seɣwērāzōm
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*seɣwērom
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| dative
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*seɣwērois
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*seɣwērais
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*seɣwērois
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| ablative
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*seɣwērois
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*seɣwērais
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*seɣwērois
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| locative
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*seɣwērois
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*seɣwērais
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*seɣwērois
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Descendants
- Latin: sevērus (see there for further descendants)
References
- ^ De Vaan, Michiel (2008) Etymological Dictionary of Latin and the other Italic Languages (Leiden Indo-European Etymological Dictionary Series; 7), Leiden, Boston: Brill, →ISBN
