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17 in the Plural and forms the Dat. and Gen. durum, dura or dyrum, dyra. The following are still more irregular : 3ing. Nom. Ace. hOnd (hand) na"tt or nott (night) Dat. hendi na*tt n6ttu Gen. bandar nAttar naBtr (no-tr) Plur. Nom. Ace. hendr na?tr (noelr) Dat. hOndum nttum n6ttum Gen. handa; n;ittu; notta. 72. Some of the names of relations ending in -j'r, would require a separate declension, if there were not so few, namely: father brother daughter sister Sing. Nom. fa9ir brofrr d6ttir systir Ace. Dat. Gen. fi)5ur broQur dottur systur Plur. Nom. Ace. fefir broeQr doetr systr Dat. fe5rum broeSrum doetrum systrutn Gen. fe8ra; brreSra; doetra; syslra. Like brodir is declined m65ir, mother. We find in the Ancients the Dat. Sing, of fa9ir, fe8i, of bro5ir, 73. We also find in the Ancient language some peculiar names of relatives with different terminations, which embrace two and more persons in one name, and which occur there- fore only in the plural ; if the two persons are of different genders, they are in the neuter: hjon, man and woman; systkin, brother and sister; hju, youth and girl, or man and woman; f eft gin, father and daughter; m oe 3 g i n , mother and son ; fe5gar, father and son; moe8gur, mother and daughter. To these belongs also born, the only one which ako occurs in the Singular, barn (=land); only fe3gar is masc. and moeQgur, fern. (= tiingur) Gen. moeftgna. Icelandic Grammar.
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