knífr
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Contents
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Old Norse
1.1
Etymology
1.2
Noun
1.2.1
Declension
1.2.2
Descendants
Old Norse
Etymology
From
Proto-Germanic
*knībaz
(
“
knife
”
)
.
Noun
knífr
m
(
genitive
knífs
,
plural
knífar
)
knife
Declension
Declension of
knífr
(strong
a
-stem)
masculine
singular
plural
indefinite
definite
indefinite
definite
nominative
knífr
knífrinn
knífar
knífarnir
accusative
kníf
knífinn
knífa
knífana
dative
knífi
knífinum
knífum
knífunum
genitive
knífs
knífsins
knífa
knífanna
Descendants
Icelandic:
knífur
,
hnífur
Faroese:
knívur
Norwegian:
Norwegian Bokmål:
kniv
Norwegian Nynorsk:
kniv
Old Swedish:
kniver
,
knīver
Swedish:
kniv
Danish:
kniv
Elfdalian:
knaiv
Gutnish:
kneiv
Old English: cnīf
Modern English: knife
Categories
:
Old Norse terms inherited from Proto-Germanic
Old Norse terms derived from Proto-Germanic
Old Norse lemmas
Old Norse nouns
Old Norse masculine nouns
Old Norse masculine a-stem nouns
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