Greeting Hails

[Kevin Behrens]

So, I would say, when greeting a male person it's: Hails. When greeting a female person: haila. When greeting a neuter thing (which is not often): Hailata. And in Plural: Hailai, m; Hailos, f; Haila, n.
Would you agree with that? It appears logically that the forms are declined for persons. 

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From: thomas at ruhm.at
Date: Thu, 31 May 2012 11:07:08 +0200
Subject: Re: [gothic-l] Greeting Hails
















 



  


    
      
      
      In other languages greetings and other frequently used expressions with not much meaning the singular can be generalized.

    
     

    
    






   		 	   		  

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