Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/-wardas

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Proto-West Germanic

Etymology

Fossilized from the genitive singular of *-ward.

Suffix

*-wardas

  1. Alternative form of *-ward: -ward

Inflection

a-stem
Singular Masculine
Nominative *-wardas
Genitive *-wardasas
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative *-wardas *-wardasu *-wardas
Accusative *-wardasanā *-wardasā *-wardas
Genitive *-wardasas *-wardaseʀā *-wardasas
Dative *-wardasumē *-wardaseʀē *-wardasumē
Instrumental *-wardasu *-wardaseʀu *-wardasu
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative *-wardasē *-wardasō *-wardasu
Accusative *-wardasā *-wardasā *-wardasu
Genitive *-wardaseʀō *-wardaseʀō *-wardaseʀō
Dative *-wardasēm, *-wardasum *-wardasēm, *-wardasum *-wardasēm, *-wardasum
Instrumental *-wardasēm, *-wardasum *-wardasēm, *-wardasum *-wardasēm, *-wardasum

Derived terms

Category Proto-West Germanic terms suffixed with *-wardas not found

Descendants