Word analysis

Luke 18:6: ^CA qaþ þan frauja: hauseiþ ƕa staua inwindiþos qiþiþ.; — εἶπεν δὲ ὁ κύριος, ἀκούσατε τί ὁ κριτὴς τῆς ἀδικίας λέγει:; — Ait autem Dominus : Audite quid judex iniquitatis dicit :; — And the Lord said, Hear what the unjust judge saith.; — En de Heere zeide: Hoort, wat de onrechtvaardige rechter zegt.; — Le Seigneur ajouta: Entendez ce que dit le juge inique.

↑ Token: qaþ

Lemma qiþan: Verb (abl.V.5)
WS 1910, p. 107: sagen [perfektives Simplex, 296]
- Active Indicative Preterite 3rd Person Singular
- Active Indicative Preterite 1st Person Singular

Status: not verified, morphosyntactically ambiguous.

Lemma þan: Conjunction (Indeclinable)
WS 1910, p. 144: δέ [(ungemein häufig)]; [sehr oft zugleich mit -uh]

Status: verified and/or disambiguated.

Lemma frauja: Noun, common, masculine (Mn)
WS 1910, p. 38: [abgekürzt, wenn auf Gott bezüglich, vgl. 18(3)] Herr
- Nominative Singular

Status: not verified but unambiguous.

Lemma hausjan: Verb (sw.V.1-i)
WS 1910, p. 56: hören
- Active Indicative Present 2nd Person Plural
- Active Indicative Present 3rd Person Singular
- Active Imperative 2nd Person Plural

Status: not verified, morphosyntactically ambiguous.

Lemma ƕas: Pronoun, interrogative (Pron.)
WS 1910, p. 62: wer? 1. [interrogativ] 2. [indefinit (173.1)] irgend einer [stets affirmativ, auch in negativen Sätzen] – "ƕo ƕeilo": eine Zeitlang
- Neuter Nominative Singular
- Neuter Accusative Singular

Status: not verified, morphosyntactically ambiguous.

Lemma staua: Noun, common, feminine (Fo)
WS 1910, p. 129: Gericht, Urteil, Streitsache
- Accusative Singular
- Nominative Singular
Lemma staua: Noun, common, masculine (Mn)
WS 1910, p. 130: Richter
- Nominative Singular

Status: not verified, lexically and morphosyntactically ambiguous.

Lemma inwindiþa: Noun, common, feminine (Fo)
WS 1910, p. 69: Ungerechtigkeit
- Nominative Plural
- Genitive Singular
- Accusative Plural

Status: not verified, morphosyntactically ambiguous.

Lemma qiþan: Verb (abl.V.5)
WS 1910, p. 107: sagen [perfektives Simplex, 296]
- Active Imperative 2nd Person Plural
- Active Indicative Present 2nd Person Plural
- Active Indicative Present 3rd Person Singular

Status: not verified, morphosyntactically ambiguous.