blothi

Old Saxon

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *blauþuz (“void, emaciated, soft”), whence also Old English blēaþ (“gentle, timid, peaceful, inactive”), Old Norse blauðr (“fearful, timid”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈblɔː.θi/, [ˈblœː.ði]

Adjective

blōthi

1. weak

Declension

Positive forms of blōthi

Strong declension
gender	masculine		feminine		neuter
case	singular	plural	singular	plural	singular	plural
nominative	blōthi	blōthie, blōthia	blōthi	blōthia	blōthi	blōthi, blōthia
accusative	blōthian, blōthien	blōthia, blōthie	blōthia	blōthia	blōthi	blōthi, blōthia
genitive	blōthies, blōthias	blōthiaro, blōthioro, blōthiero	blōthiara, blōthiaro	blōthiaro, blōthioro, blōthiero	blōthies, blōthias	blōthiaro, blōthioro, blōthiero
dative	blōthiumu, blōthium, blōthiun, blōthiun, blōthion, blōthien, blōthian	blōthiun, blōthion, blōthium	blōthiaro, blōthiaru, blōthiara	blōthiun, blōthion	blōthiumu, blōthium, blōthiun, blōthiun, blōthion, blōthien, blōthian	blōthiun, blōthion, blōthium
Weak declension
gender	masculine		feminine		neuter
case	singular	plural	singular	plural	singular	plural
nominative	blōthio, blōthia	blōthion, blōthiun	blōthia, blōthie	blōthion, blōthiun, blōthian	blōthia, blōthie	blōthion, blōthiun
accusative	blōthion, blōthian	blōthion, blōthiun	blōthiun, blōthion, blōthian	blōthion, blōthiun, blōthian	blōthia, blōthie	blōthion, blōthiun
genitive	blōthien, blōthian	blōthiono, blōthieno	blōthiun, blōthian, blōthien	blōthiono	blōthien, blōthian	blōthiono, blōthieno
dative	blōthion, blōthien, blōthian	blōthion, blōthiun	blōthiun, blōthian	blōthion, blōthiun	blōthion, blōthien, blōthian	blōthion, blōthiun