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Usage notes edit
It seems likely, that this paradigm only applies to the Faroese word dóttir (“daughter”) and its derivatives. However, it has a certain pattern. Note the double consonant as the last part of the stem, which is simplified in the plural form.
- d (first part of the stem)
- ó (stem vowel singular)
- t (second part of the stem - the R is the last part, but not used as a variable here!)
- ø (umlaut in plural)
{{fo-decl-noun-f30|d|ó|t|ø}}
gives:
| Declension of dóttir | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| f30 | singular | plural | ||
| indefinite | definite | indefinite | definite | |
| nominative | dóttir | dóttirin | døtur | døturnar |
| accusative | dóttur | dóttrina | døtur | døturnar |
| dative | dóttur | dóttrini | døtrum | døtrnum |
| genitive | dóttur | dótturinnar | døtra | døtranna |