thiustri

Old Saxon

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *þiustrijaz (“dark, without light”), probably from a pre-Indo-European substrate language. Cognate with Old English þīestre (“dark, gloomy”), Old Frisian thiustere, Middle Dutch duuster, Icelandic þjóstur (anger, bad temper) .

Adjective

thiustri

1. dark, obscure

Declension

Positive forms of thiustri

Strong declension
gender	masculine		feminine		neuter
case	singular	plural	singular	plural	singular	plural
nominative	thiustri	thiustrie, thiustria	thiustri	thiustria	thiustri	thiustri, thiustria
accusative	thiustrian, thiustrien	thiustria, thiustrie	thiustria	thiustria	thiustri	thiustri, thiustria
genitive	thiustries, thiustrias	thiustriaro, thiustrioro, thiustriero	thiustriara, thiustriaro	thiustriaro, thiustrioro, thiustriero	thiustries, thiustrias	thiustriaro, thiustrioro, thiustriero
dative	thiustriumu, thiustrium, thiustriun, thiustriun, thiustrion, thiustrien, thiustrian	thiustriun, thiustrion, thiustrium	thiustriaro, thiustriaru, thiustriara	thiustriun, thiustrion	thiustriumu, thiustrium, thiustriun, thiustriun, thiustrion, thiustrien, thiustrian	thiustriun, thiustrion, thiustrium
Weak declension
gender	masculine		feminine		neuter
case	singular	plural	singular	plural	singular	plural
nominative	thiustrio, thiustria	thiustrion, thiustriun	thiustria, thiustrie	thiustrion, thiustriun, thiustrian	thiustria, thiustrie	thiustrion, thiustriun
accusative	thiustrion, thiustrian	thiustrion, thiustriun	thiustriun, thiustrion, thiustrian	thiustrion, thiustriun, thiustrian	thiustria, thiustrie	thiustrion, thiustriun
genitive	thiustrien, thiustrian	thiustriono, thiustrieno	thiustriun, thiustrian, thiustrien	thiustriono	thiustrien, thiustrian	thiustriono, thiustrieno
dative	thiustrion, thiustrien, thiustrian	thiustrion, thiustriun	thiustriun, thiustrian	thiustrion, thiustriun	thiustrion, thiustrien, thiustrian	thiustrion, thiustriun