From Middle Low German docter. Doublet of doktor.
tohter (genitive tohtri, partitive tohtrit)
| Declension of tohter (ÕS type 2/õpik, no gradation) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| singular | plural | ||
| nominative | tohter | tohtrid | |
| accusative | nom. | ||
| gen. | tohtri | ||
| genitive | tohtrite | ||
| partitive | tohtrit | tohtreid | |
| illative | tohtrisse | tohtritesse tohtreisse | |
| inessive | tohtris | tohtrites tohtreis | |
| elative | tohtrist | tohtritest tohtreist | |
| allative | tohtrile | tohtritele tohtreile | |
| adessive | tohtril | tohtritel tohtreil | |
| ablative | tohtrilt | tohtritelt tohtreilt | |
| translative | tohtriks | tohtriteks tohtreiks | |
| terminative | tohtrini | tohtriteni | |
| essive | tohtrina | tohtritena | |
| abessive | tohtrita | tohtriteta | |
| comitative | tohtriga | tohtritega | |
Inherited from Old High German tohter. Compare Middle Low German dochter, Middle Dutch dochter, Middle English doughter.
tohter f
The old consonant stems muoter and tohter remain uninflected in the singular. In the plural they have umlaut: müeter, töhter.
From Proto-West Germanic *dohter. Compare Old Saxon dohtar, Old English dohtor, Old Norse dóttir.
tohter f
From Middle High German tohter.
tohter f (plural tohtyn)