ππ°πΊπΊπΏπ
Gothic
editEtymology
editFrom Proto-Germanic *sakkuz, from Latin saccus, from Ancient Greek ΟΞ¬ΞΊΞΊΞΏΟ (sΓ‘kkos, βsack, bag; sackclothβ), from Semitic.
Noun
editππ°πΊπΊπΏπ β’ (sakkus)Β m
- sack
- (Christianity) garb worn for penitence or mourning
Declension
editMasculine/feminine u-stem | ||
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Singular | Plural | |
Nominative | ππ°πΊπΊπΏπ sakkus |
ππ°πΊπΊπΎπΏπ sakkjus |
Vocative | ππ°πΊπΊπ°πΏ sakkau |
ππ°πΊπΊπΎπΏπ sakkjus |
Accusative | ππ°πΊπΊπΏ sakku |
ππ°πΊπΊπΏπ½π sakkuns |
Genitive | ππ°πΊπΊπ°πΏπ sakkaus |
ππ°πΊπΊπΉπ
π΄ sakkiwΔ |
Dative | ππ°πΊπΊπ°πΏ sakkau |
ππ°πΊπΊπΏπΌ sakkum |