gøtuskeggi

Faroese

Etymology

Gøta +‎ skeggi (“man with long beard”)

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈkøːʰtʊˌʃɛt͡ʃːɪ/

Noun

gøtuskeggi m (genitive singular gøtuskeggja, plural gøtuskeggjar)

(historical) man from Gøta
- Tórir segði seg kenna, at tað vóru Gøtuskeggjar.
  Tórir said, he knew, that they were (the) men from Gøta (i.e. Tróndur and his men). (Færeyinga saga)

Declension

Declension of gøtuskeggi
m2	singular		plural
m2	indefinite	definite	indefinite	definite
nominative	gøtuskeggi	gøtuskeggin	gøtuskeggjar	gøtuskeggjarnir
accusative	gøtuskeggja	gøtuskeggjan	gøtuskeggjar	gøtuskeggjarnar
dative	gøtuskeggja	gøtuskeggjanum	gøtuskeggjum	gøtuskeggjunum
genitive	gøtuskeggja	gøtuskeggjans	gøtuskeggja	gøtuskeggjanna

See also

Gøtuskeggi

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