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, 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, -om lāghri, -re lāghu, -o
genitive lāghs lāghrar lāghs
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative lāghir, -e(r) lāghar lāgh
accusative lāgha lāghar lāgh
dative lāghum, -om lāghum, -om lāghum, -om
genitive lāghra, -a lāghra, -a lāghra, -a
Declension of lāgher (weak)
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative lāghi, -e lāgha lāgha
accusative lāgha lāghu, -o lāgha
dative lāgha lāghu, -o lāgha
genitive lāgha lāghu, -o lāgha
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative lāghu, -o lāghu, -o lāghu, -o
accusative lāghu, -o lāghu, -o lāghu, -o
dative lāghu, -o lāghu, -o lāghu, -o
genitive lāghu, -o lāghu, -o lāghu, -o

Descendants
  • Swedish: låg
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