Contionary:fnestor

Niemish

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ˈfʲnʲɛstʊr/

Etymology

From Post-Gothic *fnistra, in turn from Latin fenestra.

Noun

⁰ fnèstor n.f. syncopating zero-stem

1. opening, gap in a wall, doorway
2. opportunity
3. (anatomy) opening in a body, sometimes with a membrane

Declension

declension of fnèstor (f-0h-S declension)
	singular		plural
	indefinite	definite	indefinite	definite
nominative	fnèstor	frèstra	fnèstors	frèstros
genitive	fnèstors	frèstros	frèstra	fnèstorsa
dative	frèstre	fnèstorse	frèstrą	frèstrę

See also

• óga ("window")