π†πŒ΄π‚πŒ°

Gothic

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Etymology

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Related to Old High German fera, Old High German fiara. This etymology is incomplete. You can help Wiktionary by elaborating on the origins of this term.

Noun

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π†πŒ΄π‚πŒ° β€’ (fΔ“ra)Β f

  1. (of the body) side, flank, part
  2. (by extension) region, part

Declension

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Feminine ō-stem
Singular Plural
Nominative π†πŒ΄π‚πŒ°
fΔ“ra
π†πŒ΄π‚π‰πƒ
fΔ“rōs
Vocative π†πŒ΄π‚πŒ°
fΔ“ra
π†πŒ΄π‚π‰πƒ
fΔ“rōs
Accusative π†πŒ΄π‚πŒ°
fΔ“ra
π†πŒ΄π‚π‰πƒ
fΔ“rōs
Genitive π†πŒ΄π‚π‰πƒ
fΔ“rōs
π†πŒ΄π‚π‰
fΔ“rō
Dative π†πŒ΄π‚πŒ°πŒΉ
fΔ“rai
π†πŒ΄π‚π‰πŒΌ
fΔ“rōm

References

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  • Gerhard Hubert Blag (1887) A comparative glossary of the Gothic language with especial reference to English and German. With a preface by Francis A. Marchβ€Ž[1], page 94