πππ°πΉππππΉπ°πΏπ½
Gothic edit
Etymology edit
Borrowed from Koine Greek ΟΟΞ±ΞΉΟΟΟΞΉΞΏΞ½ (praitαΉrion), from Latin praetΕrium.
Proper noun edit
πππ°πΉππππΉπ°πΏπ½ β’ (praitΕriaun)Β n
Declension edit
Attested in various forms with various spellings; does not seem to have been fully adapted to any Gothic declension. The attested forms are πππ°πΉππππΉπ°πΏπ½ (praitΕriaun), πππ°πΉππ°πΏππΉπ° (praitauria) (sometimes emended to *πππ°πΉππ°πΏππΉπ°πΏπ½ (*praitauriaun)) and πππ°πΉππππΉπ° (praitΕria) (sometimes emended to πππ°πΉππππΉπ°πΏπ½ (praitΕriaun)). All of these appear to represent the nominative and accusative singular form (being neuter, these forms are identical) in different spellings.