From Proto-West Germanic *samftī, from Proto-Germanic *samftija (adjective) (compare Proto-Germanic *sōmiz (“agreeable, fitting”)), from Proto-Indo-European *sóm-tu-, possibly from *sem- (“one, whole”).[1][2]
sāfti
strong declension | ||||||
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case | masculine | feminine | neuter | plural | ||
nominative | sāfti | sāfti | sāfti | sāfta, sāfte | ||
accusative | sāften | sāfta | sāfti | sāfta, sāfte | ||
genitive | sāftes | sāftero | sāftes | sāftero | ||
dative | sāftin, sāftemo | sāftero | sāftin, sāftemo | sāfton | ||
weak declension | ||||||
case | masculine | feminine | neuter | plural | ||
nominative | sāfto | sāfta | sāfta | sāfton | ||
accusative | sāfton | sāfton | sāfta | sāfton | ||
genitive | sāftin | sāfton | sāftin | sāftono | ||
dative | sāftin | sāfton | sāftin | sāfton |