Contionary:tund

Elvarri

Etymology

From Proto-Luxelvic *tůnd. Doublet of sond, derived from cognate thónd.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ˈtund]

Noun

tund inan (plural tundor)

1. stick

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Declension

Noun declensions of tund (irregular)
	Nominative	Accusative	Genitive	Dative	Locative	Instrumental	Perlative	Vocative
Singular	tund	tundi	tundos	tunda	tundsi	tundes	tundas	tundo
Paucal	tundur	tundir	tundoros	tundra	tundsia	tundsur	tundsra	tundor
Plural	tundor	tunder	tundoro	tundar	tundsa	tundsor	tundsrat

Derived terms

• aktund
• tund tund tund sahur
• tundi

Niemish

Pronunciation

• IPA: /tund/

Etymology

From Gothic tunþus.

Noun

¹ túnd n.n. hard stem

1. (anatomy) tooth
2. tooth of a comb
3. (botany) clove of garlic

   Synonym: gròz

4. (hardware) sharp projection on the blade of a saw
5. (hardware) projection on the edge of a gear that engages with similar projections on adjacent gears or with a chain

Declension

declension of túnd (nm declension)
	singular		plural
	indefinite	definite	indefinite	definite
nominative	túnd	tóndat	tónz	tónza
genitive	túnds	túndes	túnze	túnzise
dative	tónd	tóndum	tónzą	tónzę

See also

• tóndlók ("garlic")
• [Term?] ("comb")