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*''vituvne <span style="background-color:#FF99FF;">frobúðna</span>'' ‘forbidden knowledge’
*''vituvne <span style="background-color:#FF99FF;">frobúðna</span>'' ‘forbidden knowledge’


When paired with a third person possessive (is, ižas, or iža), an adjective also takes the strong declension:
When paired with a third person possessive (is, ižis, or iža), an adjective also takes the strong declension:
*''<span style="background-color:#FF9999;">is</span> ražna <span style="background-color:#FF99FF;">rǭðat</span>'' ‘his red house’
*''<span style="background-color:#FF9999;">is</span> ražna <span style="background-color:#FF99FF;">rǭðat</span>'' ‘his red house’
*''<span style="background-color:#FF9999;">ižas</span> miðus <span style="background-color:#FF99FF;">glitnaþs</span>'' ‘her sparkling mead’
*''<span style="background-color:#FF9999;">ižis</span> miðus <span style="background-color:#FF99FF;">glitnaþs</span>'' ‘her sparkling mead’
*''<span style="background-color:#FF9999;">iža</span> vituvne <span style="background-color:#FF99FF;">frobúðna</span>'' ‘their forbidden knowledge’
*''<span style="background-color:#FF9999;">iža</span> vituvne <span style="background-color:#FF99FF;">frobúðna</span>'' ‘their forbidden knowledge’


When one of the above possessives is used without an adjective, they follow the noun.
When one of the above possessives is used without an adjective, they follow the noun.
*''ražna <span style="background-color:#FF9999;">is</span> ‘his house’
*''ražna <span style="background-color:#FF9999;">is</span> ‘his house’
*''miðus <span style="background-color:#FF9999;">ižas</span> ‘her mead’
*''miðus <span style="background-color:#FF9999;">ižis</span> ‘her mead’
*''vituvne <span style="background-color:#FF9999;">iža</span> ‘their knowledge’
*''vituvne <span style="background-color:#FF9999;">iža</span> ‘their knowledge’


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