sǫgn
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See also:
sogn
,
sögn
,
and
sóğn
Contents
1
Old Norse
1.1
Etymology
1.2
Noun
1.2.1
Declension
1.2.2
Derived terms
1.2.3
Descendants
Old Norse
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Etymology
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From the root of
segja
(
“
to declare, tell, say
”
)
.
Noun
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sǫgn
f
(
genitive
sagnar
,
plural
sagnir
)
speech
tale
,
report
,
news
þat er
sǫgn
manna, at
people say, the
story
goes, that
host
of
men
Declension
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Declension of
sǫgn
(strong
i
-stem)
feminine
singular
plural
indefinite
definite
indefinite
definite
nominative
sǫgn
sǫgnin
sagnir
sagnirnar
accusative
sǫgn
sǫgnina
sagnir
sagnirnar
dative
sǫgn
sǫgninni
sǫgnum
sǫgnunum
genitive
sagnar
sagnarinnar
sagna
sagnanna
Derived terms
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sagnamaðr
sagnameistari
sagnaskemtan
sannindasǫgn
skipsǫgn
spásǫgn
sǫgusǫgn
Descendants
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Icelandic:
sögn
Faroese:
søgn
Norwegian Bokmål:
sagn
,
segn
Norwegian Nynorsk:
segn
,
sogn
Old Swedish:
saghn
,
sæghn
Swedish:
sägen
Old Danish:
saghn
Danish:
sagn
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Old Norse nouns
Old Norse feminine nouns
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Old Norse feminine i-stem nouns
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