_Nom._ Tugg[^o] (_a tongue_) Tugg[^o]ns. _Acc._ Tugg[^o]n Tugg[^o]ns. _Dat._ Tugg[^o]n Tugg[^o]m. _Gen._ Tugg[^o]ns Tugg[^o]n[^o]. {48} _Declension of Strong Substantives in Moeso-Gothic._ _Neuter._ _Singular._ _Plural._ _Nom._ Va['u]rd (_a word_) Va['u]rda. _Acc._ Va['u]rd Va['u]rda. _Dat._ Va['u]rda Va['u]rdam. _Gen._ Va['u]rdis Va['u]rd[^e]. _Masculine._ _Nom._ Fisks (_a fish_) Fisk[^o]s. _Acc._ Fisk Fiskans. _Dat._ Fiska Fiskam. _Gen._ Fiskis Fisk[^e]. _Feminine._ _Nom._ Br[^u]ths (_a bride_) Br[^u]theis. _Acc._ Br[^u]th Br[^u]thins. _Dat._ Br[^u]thai Br[^u]thim. _Gen._ Br[^u]thais Br[^u]th[^e]. These may be compared with the Saxon declensions; viz. _a['u]g[^o]_ with _e['a]ge_, _manna_ with _nama_, _tugg[^o]_ with _tunge_, _va['u]rd_ with _le['a]f_, _fisks_ with _smidh_, and _br[^u]ths_ with _spraec_. _Declension of Weak (or Definite) Adjectives in Moeso-Gothic._[8] _Singular._ _Neuter._ _Masculine._ _Feminine._ _Nom._ Blind[^o] Blinda Blind[^o]. _Acc._ Blind[^o] Blindan Blind[^o]n. _Dat._ Blindin Blindin Blind[^o]n. _Gen._ Blindins Blindins Blind[^o]ns. _Plural._ _Nom._ Blind[^o]na Blindans Blind[^o]ns. _Acc._ Blind[^o]na Blindans Blind[^o]ns. _Dat._ Blindam Blindam Blind[^o]m. _Gen._ Blind[^o]n[^e] Blindan[^e] Blind[^o]n[^o]. {49} _Declension of strong (or indefinite) adjectives in Moeso-Gothic._[9] _Singular._ _Nom._ Blindata Blinds Blinda. _Acc._ Blindata Blindana Blinda. _Dat._ Blindamma Blindamma Blind['a]i. _Gen._ Blindis Blindis Blind['a]iz[^o]s. _Plural._ _Nom._ Blinda Blind['a]i Blind[^o]s. _Acc._ Blinda Blindans Blind[^o]s. _Dat._ Blind['a]im Blind['a]im Blind['a]im. _Gen._ Blind['a]iz[^e] Blind['a]iz[^e] Blind['a]iz[^o]. _Observe_--In the neuter form _blindata_ M. G. we have the sound of _t_, as in Icelandic. This becomes _z_ (_ts_) in Old High German, and _s_ in modern German. The conjugation of the M. G. is as follows. From the Anglo-Saxon it differs most in its plural persons. _Indicative._ M.G. A.S. _Present._