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===ija- and ijō-stems=== | ===ija- and ijō-stems=== | ||
These nouns are very similar to the previous category, but in Proto-Germanic an extra syllable was added after a “long stem” – a phenomenon known as Siever’s Law – which caused the discrepancy seen in Gothic between nouns with ''-jis'' and those with ''-eis''. In Gutish, the main remnant of these long stem nouns is that umlaut applies, but ''not'' palatalization. | |||
====Strong ija-stem (masculine)==== | ====Strong ija-stem (masculine)==== | ||
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|align="center"| blōstr'''jis''' ||align="center"| blōstr'''jis''' ||align="center"| blōstr'''ja''' ||align="center"| blōstr'''i''' ||align="center"| blōstr'''jōs''' ||align="center"| blōstr'''jē''' ||align="center"| blōstr'''jam''' ||align="center"| blōstr'''jans''' | |align="center"| blōstr'''jis''' ||align="center"| blōstr'''jis''' ||align="center"| blōstr'''ja''' ||align="center"| blōstr'''i''' ||align="center"| blōstr'''jōs''' ||align="center"| blōstr'''jē''' ||align="center"| blōstr'''jam''' ||align="center"| blōstr'''jans''' | ||
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|align="center"| blœ̄str'''is'''* ||align="center"| blœ̄str'''is'''* ||align="center"| blœ̄str'''ia''' | |align="center"| blœ̄str'''is'''* ||align="center"| blœ̄str'''is'''* ||align="center"| blœ̄str'''ia'''† ||align="center"| blōstr'''e''' ||align="center"| blœ̄str'''is'''† ||align="center"| blœ̄str'''ia'''† ||align="center"| blœ̄str'''im'''† ||align="center"| blœ̄str'''ins'''† | ||
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|align="center"| stukk'''jis''' ||align="center"| stukk'''jis''' ||align="center"| stukk'''ja''' ||align="center"| stukk'''i''' ||align="center"| stukk'''jōs''' ||align="center"| stukk'''jē''' ||align="center"| stukk'''jam''' ||align="center"| stukk'''jans''' | |align="center"| stukk'''jis''' ||align="center"| stukk'''jis''' ||align="center"| stukk'''ja''' ||align="center"| stukk'''i''' ||align="center"| stukk'''jōs''' ||align="center"| stukk'''jē''' ||align="center"| stukk'''jam''' ||align="center"| stukk'''jans''' | ||
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|align="center"| stȳk''' | |align="center"| stȳk'''e''' ||align="center"| stȳk'''is'''* ||align="center"| stȳč'''ia'''† ||align="center"| stūk'''e''' ||align="center"| stȳč'''ia'''† ||align="center"| stȳč'''ia'''† ||align="center"| stȳč'''im'''† ||align="center"| stȳč'''ia'''† | ||
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|colspan=8| <small> | |colspan=8| <small>Note: In Gothic, neuter ija-stems were assimilated into the neuter ja-stems, so -jis appears in the genitive instead of the expected -eis. This assimilation did not take place for the ancestor of Gutish.</small> | ||
Note: In Gothic, neuter ija-stems were assimilated into the neuter ja-stems, so -jis appears in the genitive instead of the expected -eis. This assimilation did not take place for the ancestor of Gutish. | |||
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