_Sing. Nom._ Skip (_a ship_) Hond (_a hand_).
_Acc._ Skip Hond.
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_Dat._ Skipe Hond.
_Gen._ Skipis Honde.
_Plur. Nom._ Skipu Honda.
_Acc._ Skipu Honda.
_Dat._ Skipum Hondum (-on).
_Gen._ Skipa Honda.
With respect to the masculine substantives terminating in a consonant, it
must be observed that in A. S. there are two modes of declension; in one,
the plural ends in _-s_; in the other, in _-a_. The specimen in s. 83
represents the first of these modes only. From this the Frisian is
essentially different. With the second it has a close alliance; _e.g._:--
_Saxon._ _Frisian._
_Sing. Nom._ Sunu (_a son_) Sunu.
_Acc._ Sunu Sunu.
_Dat._ Suna Suna.
_Gen._ Suna Suna.
_Plur. Nom._ Suna Suna.
_Acc._ Suna Suna.
_Dat._ Sunum Sunum.
_Gen._ Sunena (Sunena).
(_c_).
_Indefinite Declension of Adjectives._
_Neuter._ _Masculine._ _Feminine._
_Sing. Nom._ G['o]d G['o]d G['o]d.
_Acc._ G['o]d G['o]dene G['o]de.
_Dat._ G['o]da (-um) G['o]da (-um). G['o]dere.
_Gen._ G['o]des G['o]des G['o]dere.
_Plur. Nom._ G['o]de G['o]de G['o]de.
_Acc._ G['o]de G['o]de G['o]de.
_Dat._ G['o]dum (-a) G['o]dum (-a) G['o]dum (-a).
_Gen._ G['o]dera G['o]dera G['o]dera.
(_d_).
_Definite._
_Neuter._ _Masculine._ _Feminine._
_Sing. Nom._ G['o]de G['o]da G['o]de.
_Acc._ G['o]de G['o]da G['o]da.
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_Dat._ G['o]da G['o]da G['o]da.
_Gen._ G['o]da G['o]da G['o]da.
_Plur. Nom._ G['o]da G['o]da G['o]da.
_Acc._ G['o]da G['o]da G['o]da.
_Dat._ G['o]da (-on) G['o]da (-on) G['o]da (-on).
_Gen._ G['o]da (-ona) G['o]da (-ona) G['o]da (-ona).
(_e_).
_The Persons of the Present Tense._
_Indicative Mood._
_Sing._ 1. Berne _I burn._
2. Bernst _Thou burnest._
3. Bernth _He burns._
_Plur._ 1. Bernath _We burn._
2. Bernath _Ye burn._
3. Bernath _They burn._
In the inflection of the verbs there is between the Frisian and A. S. this
important difference. In A. S. the infinite ends in _-an_ _macian_, to
make, _laeran_, to learn, _baernan_, to burn; whilst in Frisian it ends in
_-a_, as _maka_, _l['e]ra_, _berna_.
(_f_).
_The Auxiliar Verb_ Wesa, _To Be_.
_Indicative._
_Present._ _Past._
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