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Gothic
editEtymology
editFrom Proto-Germanic *gahwerbaz.
Adjective
editđČđ°đđ°đčđđ±đ âą (gaÆairbs)
- amenable, agreeable, persuadable
- Skeireins 6:8:
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- untÄ at ĂŸaim gaÆairbam frakunnan ni skuld ist, iĂŸ sumai jah stibna is gahausidÄdun, sumai ĂŸan is siun sÄÆun: "audagai" auk ĂŸan qaĂŸ "ĂŸai hrainjahairtans, untÄ ĂŸai guĂŸ gasaiÆand."
- Because amenable men must not be scorned along with them, however, some also have heard His voice; then others have seen His form; for then He said, "Blessed are the clean of heart, for they shall see God."(Bennett's translation)
- Skeireins 6:8: