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Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/andkunþīg

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

Alternative forms
  • *andakunþīg (early)

Etymology

From *and- +‎ *kunþīg.

Adjective

*andkunþīg

  1. conscious; having knowledge or understanding of; familiar, acquainted, or experienced with
    Synonym: *andkunþī

Inflection
a-stem
Singular Masculine
Nominative *andkunþīg
Genitive *andkunþīgas
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative *andkunþīg *andkunþīgu *andkunþīg
Accusative *andkunþīganā *andkunþīgā *andkunþīg
Genitive *andkunþīgas *andkunþīgeʀā *andkunþīgas
Dative *andkunþīgumē *andkunþīgeʀē *andkunþīgumē
Instrumental *andkunþīgu *andkunþīgeʀu *andkunþīgu
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative *andkunþīgē *andkunþīgō *andkunþīgu
Accusative *andkunþīgā *andkunþīgā *andkunþīgu
Genitive *andkunþīgeʀō *andkunþīgeʀō *andkunþīgeʀō
Dative *andkunþīgēm, *andkunþīgum *andkunþīgēm, *andkunþīgum *andkunþīgēm, *andkunþīgum
Instrumental *andkunþīgēm, *andkunþīgum *andkunþīgēm, *andkunþīgum *andkunþīgēm, *andkunþīgum

Descendants

Note: In some daughter languages, notably Old English and Middle Dutch, the term became confused with and eventually merged with the descendant of *unkunþīg (“unfamiliar, unknown”).

  • Old English: oncȳþiġ
  • Old Dutch: *antkundīg
    • Middle Dutch: ontcondich
  • Old High German: antkundīg
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