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But dali is sometimes found in the Dat. (f. i. Harbarðsl. 18)
even in the Plur. Herdalar (Hk. 2, 8) likewise in the swedish;
brúðr̓ [[** her er begge tilbake, likeså i 60 og senere **]] has in the Plural brúðir.

60. Some words resemble the third declension as they
terminate in the Sing. Gen. in ar, otherwise they are declined like
brandr̓, dreingr̓ or dalr͗. To the former belong: hattr̓,
kraptr̓ (kraftr̓) grautr̓, skógr̓, vindr̓ in the language of
the old bards vegr̓. To the latter belong: belgr̓, mergr̓,
leggr̓, hryggr̓, verkr̓, reykr̓, lækr̓, drykkr̓ and bœr,
therefore: bœjar, bœjum, bœja with inserted j, which is
strictly observed by all good ancient authors; of the latter kind
are mostly found: staðr̓, sauðr̓, bragr̓, vegr̓ (sometimes
in the Acc. vegu), rèttr̓, vinr̓ (or vin) hugr̓, hlutr̓,
munr̓ (difference) and all those ending in -naðr̓ (-nuðr) and
-skapr, which occur however rarely in the plural.

61. The neuter terminating in -i, and the masc.
terminating in -ir, drop the i before the terminations: -um, -ar, -a,
except those having g or k before them, these change i into j.

The feminine ending in a pure i remains unchanged in
Sing, but takes ir in the Plural:

Sing.	Nom.	kvjæði	merki	læknir	æfi
Acc. Dat.		kvæði	merki	lækni	æfi
Gen.		kvæðis	merkis	læknis	æfi
Plur.	Nom.	kvæði	merki	lækn-ar	æfir
Acc.		kvæði	merki	lækn-a	æfir
Dat.		kvæð-um	merkjum	lækn-um	æf-um
Gen.		kvæð-a;	merkja;	lækn-a;	æf-a.

Eyrir (Danish: en Øre) an ear, forms the plural in

aurar	｜ ｜ ｜ ｜ ｜	but eyri a low beach, has in the Gen. Plural eyrar.
aura
aurum
aura

helgi, holiness, holiday, Sunday, forms Gen. Plur. helgar.

62. Others again from all three genders have many
irregularities. Thus the neuter læti, sound, forms Dat. Plur.
látum, Gen. láta. Some neuters become feminine in the Plural, as:

Singular:	Plural:
lim, brushwood	limar, branches,
tál, fraud	tálar, frauds,
eing (Dan. en Eng) meadow	eingjar, meadows,
mund, time	mundir, times,
þúsund (Dan. Tusende) thousand	þúsundir, thousands.

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