fegher

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse feigr, from Proto-Germanic *faigijaz.

Adjective

fēgher

  1. doomed to die

Declension

Declension of fēgher (strong)
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative fēgher fēgh fēght
accusative fēghan fēgha fēght
dative fēghum
fēghom 		fēghri
fēghre 		fēghu
fēgho
genitive fēghs fēghrar fēghs
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative fēghir
fēgher 		fēghar fēgh
accusative fēgha fēghar fēgh
dative fēghum
fēghom 		fēghum
fēghom 		fēghum
fēghom
genitive fēghra
fēgha 		fēghra
fēgha 		fēghra
fēgha
Declension of fēgher (weak)
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative fēghi
fēghe 		fēgha fēgha
accusative fēgha fēghu
fēgho 		fēgha
dative fēgha fēghu
fēgho 		fēgha
genitive fēgha fēghu
fēgho 		fēgha
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative fēghu
fēgho 		fēghu
fēgho 		fēghu
fēgho
accusative fēghu
fēgho 		fēghu
fēgho 		fēghu
fēgho
dative fēghu
fēgho 		fēghu
fēgho 		fēghu
fēgho
genitive fēghu
fēgho 		fēghu
fēgho 		fēghu
fēgho

Descendants

  • Swedish: feg
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