lagher

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse lágr, from Proto-Germanic *lēgaz.

Adjective

lāgher

  1. low
  2. liquid, decoction
    • Johan Ernst Rietz (1867), Svenskt dialekt-lexikon‎[1], page 387: “Fsv. lagher, m. vätska, dekokt. ― Old Swedish lagher, masculine liquid, decoction.”

Declension

Declension of lāgher (strong)
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative lāgher lāgh lāght
accusative lāghan lāgha lāght
dative lāghum
lāghom 		lāghri
lāghre 		lāghu
lāgho
genitive lāghs lāghrar lāghs
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative lāghir
lāgher 		lāghar lāgh
accusative lāgha lāghar lāgh
dative lāghum
lāghom 		lāghum
lāghom 		lāghum
lāghom
genitive lāghra
lāgha 		lāghra
lāgha 		lāghra
lāgha
Declension of lāgher (weak)
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative lāghi
lāghe 		lāgha lāgha
accusative lāgha lāghu
lāgho 		lāgha
dative lāgha lāghu
lāgho 		lāgha
genitive lāgha lāghu
lāgho 		lāgha
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative lāghu
lāgho 		lāghu
lāgho 		lāghu
lāgho
accusative lāghu
lāgho 		lāghu
lāgho 		lāghu
lāgho
dative lāghu
lāgho 		lāghu
lāgho 		lāghu
lāgho
genitive lāghu
lāgho 		lāghu
lāgho 		lāghu
lāgho

Descendants

  • Swedish: låg
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