Grammar questions

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wouldnt no, 7 be like atta,this qino juggo......handus

Fredrik <gadrauhts at hotmail.com> wrote:Hi!

Thanx for the answers to my last questions and I hope you can answer 
my new questions.

1) Words such as ga-wiss, dis-wiss and af-stass are fem. i-stems. But 
how are these in e.g. dative or in plural?
Is the last s removed or is this a part of the root?

2) How will this sentence best be translated?:
The strength of all giving men.
Like: Swinþei allái gibandans gumane.
Or as: Swinþei alláize gibandane gumane.

3) The form nasiþs (from nasjan), could this be used as noun? And if 
so, what gender and stem? Or could it be used as adjective?
If any of these may be. Will the þ become d in e.g. dative? Like 
staþs becomes stadái?
Which of these sentences is the best?
a)...jah stodun þái nasiþos faura imma.
b)...jah stodun þái nasidos faura imma.
c)...jah stodun þái nasiþái faura imma.
d)...jah stodun þái nasidái faura imma.

4) How is adjectives that is ja-, jo-, i- and u-stems conjugated?
Such as fairneis and midjis and some more...

5) What's the word for 'whole'?
As in: The whole world = everybody in the world.

6) How to make a compund word when the first word has a stemvowel 
that is the same as the second words first vowel.
e.g. stáins + aqizi = stáina-aqizi or stáinaqizi?

7)Here's another genitive question...which sentence is the best?
a) Atta qinons so juggo.
b) Atta qinons þizoz juggons.
This is meant to be: The father of the young woman.


/Fredrik




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