πΌπ°π²πΏπ
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Etymology
From Proto-Germanic *maguz.
Noun
πΌπ°π²πΏπ β’ (magus) m
- boy
- Coordinate term: πΌπ°π πΉ (mawi)
Inflection
| Masculine/feminine u-stem | ||
|---|---|---|
| Singular | Plural | |
| Nominative | πΌπ°π²πΏπ magus |
πΌπ°π²πΎπΏπ magjus |
| Vocative | πΌπ°π²π°πΏ magau |
πΌπ°π²πΎπΏπ magjus |
| Accusative | πΌπ°π²πΏ magu |
πΌπ°π²πΏπ½π maguns |
| Genitive | πΌπ°π²π°πΏπ magaus |
πΌπ°π²πΉπ
π΄ magiwΔ |
| Dative | πΌπ°π²π°πΏ magau |
πΌπ°π²πΏπΌ magum |
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