Cognate with Old Norse gipta (“good luck, fate”). (This etymology is missing or incomplete. Please add to it, or discuss it at the Etymology scriptorium.)
ġifeþe n
Strong ja-stem:
singular | plural | |
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nominative | ġifeþe | ġifeþu |
accusative | ġifeþe | ġifeþu |
genitive | ġifeþes | ġifeþa |
dative | ġifeþe | ġifeþum |
ġifeþe
Singular | Masculine | Feminine | Neuter |
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Nominative | ġifeþe | ġifeþu, ġifeþo | ġifeþe |
Accusative | ġifeþne | ġifeþe | ġifeþe |
Genitive | ġifeþes | ġifeþre | ġifeþes |
Dative | ġifeþum | ġifeþre | ġifeþum |
Instrumental | ġifeþe | ġifeþre | ġifeþe |
Plural | Masculine | Feminine | Neuter |
Nominative | ġifeþe | ġifeþa, ġifeþe | ġifeþu, ġifeþo |
Accusative | ġifeþe | ġifeþa, ġifeþe | ġifeþu, ġifeþo |
Genitive | ġifeþra | ġifeþra | ġifeþra |
Dative | ġifeþum | ġifeþum | ġifeþum |
Instrumental | ġifeþum | ġifeþum | ġifeþum |