sconi

Old Dutch

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *skaunī, from Proto-Germanic *skauniz.

Adjective

scōni

  1. beautiful
  2. pure, clean

Inflection

Descendants

  • Middle Dutch: schône
    • Dutch: schoon
      • Afrikaans: skoon
      • West Frisian: skoan
    • Limburgish: sjoen, sjoean, sjuun, sjun

Further reading

  • skōni”, in Oudnederlands Woordenboek, 2012

Old High German

Etymology 1

From Proto-West Germanic *skaunī, from Proto-Germanic *skauniz.

Adjective

scōni

  1. nice
Declension
Strong declension of sconi
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative scōnēr, scōni scōniu, scōni scōnaȥ, scōni
accusative scōnan scōna scōnaȥ, scōni
genitive scōnes scōnera scōnes
dative scōnemu scōneru scōnemu
instrumental scōnu scōnu
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative scōne, scōni scōno, scōni scōniu, scōni
accusative scōne scōno scōniu, scōni
genitive scōnero scōnero scōnero
dative scōnēm scōnēm scōnēm
Weak declension of sconi
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative scōno scōna scōna
accusative scōnon scōnūn scōna
genitive scōnen scōnūn scōnen
dative scōnen scōnūn scōnen
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative scōnon scōnūn scōnon
accusative scōnon scōnūn scōnon
genitive scōnōno scōnōno scōnōno
dative scōnōm scōnōm scōnōm
Declension of comparative of sconi
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative scōnōro scōnōra scōnōra
accusative scōnōron scōnōrūn scōnōra
genitive scōnōren scōnōrūn scōnōren
dative scōnōren scōnōrūn scōnōren
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative scōnōron scōnōrūn scōnōron
accusative scōnōron scōnōrūn scōnōron
genitive scōnōrōno scōnōrōno scōnōrōno
dative scōnōrōm scōnōrōm scōnōrōm
Strong declension of superlative sconi
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative scōnōstēr, scōnōst scōnōstiu, scōnōst scōnōstaȥ, scōnōst
accusative scōnōstan scōnōsta scōnōstaȥ, scōnōst
genitive scōnōstes scōnōstera scōnōstes
dative scōnōstemu scōnōsteru scōnōstemu
instrumental scōnōstu scōnōstu
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative scōnōste, scōnōst scōnōsto, scōnōst scōnōstiu, scōnōst
accusative scōnōste scōnōsto scōnōstiu, scōnōst
genitive scōnōstero scōnōstero scōnōstero
dative scōnōstēm scōnōstēm scōnōstēm
Weak declension of superlative sconi
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative scōnōsto scōnōsta scōnōsta
accusative scōnōston scōnōstūn scōnōsta
genitive scōnōsten scōnōstūn scōnōsten
dative scōnōsten scōnōstūn scōnōsten
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative scōnōston scōnōstūn scōnōston
accusative scōnōston scōnōstūn scōnōston
genitive scōnōstōno scōnōstōno scōnōstōno
dative scōnōstōm scōnōstōm scōnōstōm
Descendants

Etymology 2

Derived from the adjective scōni: scōni +‎ .

Noun

scōnī f

  1. niceness
Declension
Declension of scōnī (īn-stem)
case singular plural
nominative scōnī
accusative scōnī
genitive scōnī
dative scōnī

Descendants

  • Middle High German: