Contionary:jung

Skundavisk

Etymology

From Middle Skundavisk jung, from Old Skundavisk junga, from Halmisk ᛃᚢᛝᚷᚨ (junga), ᛃᚢᛝᚷᚨᛉ (jungaŕ), from Proto-Germanic *jungaz.

Pronunciation

• IPA: /jʊŋ/

Adjective

jung (comparative jynger, superlative jyngest)

1. young

   Hi was nogh jung.

   He was still young.

Inflection

number and gender		singular			plural
		masculine	feminine	neuter	all genders
predicative		hi is jung	si is jung	hit is jung	si sind jung
strong declension	common	jung	junge	jung	junge
	genitive	junges	junger	junges	junger
weak declension	common	junge	junge	junge	jungen
	genitive	jungen	jungen	jungen	jungen

Zeudish

Etymology

From Middle Zeudish jung, from Old Zeudish jung, from Proto-West Germanic *jung.

Pronunciation

• IPA: /jʊnɡ/, [jʊŋɡ]

Adjective

jung (nominative masculine singular junger, comparative jynger, superlative jyngest)

1. young

Declension

Positive forms of jung
number & gender	singular				plural
	masculine	neuter		feminine
		indefinite	definite
predicative	jung
nominative	junger	jung	junge	junge	junge
accusative	jungen
genitive	junges	junges		junger	junger
dative	jungem	jungem			jungen

Comparative forms of jung
number & gender	singular				plural
	masculine	neuter		feminine
		indefinite	definite
predicative	jynger
nominative	jyngerer	jynger	jyngere	jyngere	jyngere
accusative	jyngeren
genitive	jyngeres	jyngeres		jyngerer	jyngerer
dative	jyngerem	jyngerem			jyngeren

Superlative forms of jung
number & gender	singular				plural
	masculine	neuter		feminine
		indefinite	definite
predicative	jyngest
nominative	jyngester	jyngest	jyngeste	jyngeste	jyngeste
accusative	jyngesten
genitive	jyngestes	jyngestes		jyngester	jyngester
dative	jyngestem	jyngestem			jyngesten