πΌπΏπΊπ°πΌππ³π΄πΉ
Gothic
Etymology
From *πΌπΏπΊπ (*mΕ«ks) +β πΌππΈπ (mΕΓΎs) +β -π΄πΉ (-ei). The first element is otherwise unattested in Gothic, but derives from Proto-Germanic *mΕ«kaz.
Declension
| Feminine Δ«n-stem | ||
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| Singular | Plural | |
| Nominative | πΌπΏπΊπ°πΌππ³π΄πΉ mΕ«kamΕdei |
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| Vocative | πΌπΏπΊπ°πΌππ³π΄πΉ mΕ«kamΕdei |
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| Accusative | πΌπΏπΊπ°πΌππ³π΄πΉπ½ mΕ«kamΕdein |
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| Genitive | πΌπΏπΊπ°πΌππ³π΄πΉπ½π mΕ«kamΕdeins |
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| Dative | πΌπΏπΊπ°πΌππ³π΄πΉπ½ mΕ«kamΕdein |
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