Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/ungahauʀīg

This Proto-West Germanic entry contains reconstructed terms and roots. As such, the term(s) in this entry are not directly attested, but are hypothesized to have existed based on comparative evidence.

Proto-West Germanic

Etymology

From *un- +‎ *gahauʀīg (“obedient”).

Adjective

*ungahauʀīg

1. disobedient

   Synonyms: *ungahauʀisam, *unhauʀisam, *unhauʀīg

Inflection

a-stem
Singular	Masculine
Nominative	*ungahauʀīg
Genitive	*ungahauʀīgas
Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	*ungahauʀīg	*ungahauʀīgu	*ungahauʀīg
Accusative	*ungahauʀīganā	*ungahauʀīgā	*ungahauʀīg
Genitive	*ungahauʀīgas	*ungahauʀīgeʀā	*ungahauʀīgas
Dative	*ungahauʀīgumē	*ungahauʀīgeʀē	*ungahauʀīgumē
Instrumental	*ungahauʀīgu	*ungahauʀīgeʀu	*ungahauʀīgu
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	*ungahauʀīgē	*ungahauʀīgō	*ungahauʀīgu
Accusative	*ungahauʀīgā	*ungahauʀīgā	*ungahauʀīgu
Genitive	*ungahauʀīgeʀō	*ungahauʀīgeʀō	*ungahauʀīgeʀō
Dative	*ungahauʀīgēm, *ungahauʀīgum	*ungahauʀīgēm, *ungahauʀīgum	*ungahauʀīgēm, *ungahauʀīgum
Instrumental	*ungahauʀīgēm, *ungahauʀīgum	*ungahauʀīgēm, *ungahauʀīgum	*ungahauʀīgēm, *ungahauʀīgum

Descendants

• Old Saxon: *ungihōrīg
  • Middle Low German: ungehȫrich
    • German Low German: ungehöörg
• Old Dutch: *ungihōrīg
  • Middle Dutch: ungehorich
    • Dutch: ongehorig
• Old High German: ungihōrīg
  • Middle High German: ungehœric, ungehœrec
    • German: ungehörig