siundi
Old Swedish
Etymology
From Old Norse sjaundi, Proto-Germanic *sebundô.
Declension
Declension of siūndi (weak)
| singular | masculine | feminine | neuter |
|---|---|---|---|
| nominative | siūndi siūndi |
siūndi, siūndia | siūndia |
| accusative | siūndia | siūndiu siūndio |
siūndia |
| dative | siūndia | siūndiu siūndio |
siūndia |
| genitive | siūndia | siūndiu siūndio |
siūndia |
| plural | masculine | feminine | neuter |
| nominative | siūndiu siūndio |
siūndiu siūndio |
siūndiu siūndio |
| accusative | siūndiu siūndio |
siūndiu siūndio |
siūndiu siūndio |
| dative | siūndiu siūndio |
siūndiu siūndio |
siūndiu siūndio |
| genitive | siūndiu siūndio |
siūndiu siūndio |
siūndiu siūndio |
Descendants
- Swedish: sjunde
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