Word analysis

↑ ^CA.1 dalaþ

• Lemma dalaþ : Adverb, directional (inflection: Indeclinable) (more)
  WS 1910: zu Tal, abwärts, nieder; auf die Erde

Status: verified and/or disambiguated.

↑ ^CA.2 þan

• Lemma þan : Conjunction (inflection: Indeclinable) (more)
  WS 1910: δέ [(ungemein häufig)]; [sehr oft zugleich mit -uh]

Status: verified and/or disambiguated.

↑ ^CA.3 atgaggandin

• Lemma at-gaggan : Verb (inflection: red.V.3) (more)
  WS 1910: hinzugehen, kommen
  • Present participle: Weak Masculine Dative Singular

Status: verified and/or disambiguated.

↑ ^CA.4 imma

• Lemma is : Pronoun, personal (inflection: Pron.) (more)
  WS 1910: ‘er, der’
  • Masculine Dative Singular

Status: verified and/or disambiguated.

↑ ^CA.5 af

• Lemma af : Preposition, +D (inflection: Indeclinable) (more)
  WS 1910: [m. Dat.] von, von __ weg, von __ her; [zeitlich] seit

Status: verified and/or disambiguated.

↑ ^CA.6 fairgunja

• Lemma fairguni : Noun, common, neuter (inflection: Nia) (more)
  WS 1910: Berg
  • Dative Singular

Status: verified and/or disambiguated.

↑ ^CA.7 laistidedun

• Lemma laistjan : Verb (inflection: sw.V.1-i) (more)
  WS 1910: [m. Akk.] einem folgen, nachstreben
  • Active Indicative Preterite 3rd Person Plural

Status: verified and/or disambiguated.

↑ ^CA.8 afar

• Lemma afar : Preposition, +AD (inflection: Indeclinable) (more)
  WS 1910: 1. [m. Akk., nur zeitlich] nach; "afar þata": darauf; "afar dagans": n. einigen Tagen; "afar þatei": nachdem 2. [m. Dat. örtlich]: hinter

Status: verified and/or disambiguated.

↑ ^CA.9 imma

• Lemma is : Pronoun, personal (inflection: Pron.) (more)
  WS 1910: ‘er, der’
  • Masculine Dative Singular

Status: verified and/or disambiguated.

↑ ^CA.10 iumjons

• Lemma iumjo : Noun, common, feminine (inflection: Fn) (more)
  WS 1910: Haufe
  • Nominative Plural

Status: verified and/or disambiguated.

↑ ^CA.11 managos

• Lemma manags : Adjective (inflection: Adj.a) (more)
  WS 1910: mancher, viel
  • Strong Feminine Nominative Plural

Status: verified and/or disambiguated.