πΌπ°πΊπΉπ³ππ½π
Gothic
Etymology
Possibly a back-formation, if it was initially just the nominative plural πΌπ°πΊπΉπ³ππ½π΄πΉπ (makidΕneis) which was borrowed from Ancient Greek ΞᾰκΡδΟΞ½Ξ΅Ο (MakedΓ³nes). Alternatively, it may have been borrowed via Latin mΔcedoni. Compare ππΏπΌππ½π (rumΕns).
Declension
Masculine i-stem | ||
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Singular | Plural | |
Nominative | πΌπ°πΊπΉπ³ππ½π makidΕns |
πΌπ°πΊπΉπ³ππ½π΄πΉπ makidΕneis |
Vocative | πΌπ°πΊπΉπ³ππ½ makidΕn |
πΌπ°πΊπΉπ³ππ½π΄πΉπ makidΕneis |
Accusative | πΌπ°πΊπΉπ³ππ½ makidΕn |
πΌπ°πΊπΉπ³ππ½πΉπ½π makidΕnins |
Genitive | πΌπ°πΊπΉπ³ππ½πΉπ makidΕnis |
πΌπ°πΊπΉπ³ππ½π΄ makidΕnΔ |
Dative | πΌπ°πΊπΉπ³ππ½π° makidΕna |
πΌπ°πΊπΉπ³ππ½πΉπΌ makidΕnim |
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