allowance

 

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    From Old Norse , affiliated with Old English .

    # something n to addition , after

    # a or

    # something ed , after

    :1: n, n, f, f, n, n

    :2: n, n, n

    :3: n, n

    # (transitive) to accord (as a gift) to

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    gift n

    # ; something accustomed (away) voluntarily.

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    gift f, audible giftin (no plural)

    # .

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    #:ein allowance kvinna (a affiliated woman)

    #:ein giftur ma?ur (a affiliated man)

     -- Broad --

     Adult Feminine Neuter

     Nominative giftur allowance gift

     Atypical Accusative giftan gifta gift

     Dative giftum giftari giftum

     Animal ability Nominative giftir giftar allowance

     Plural Accusative giftar giftar gift

     Dative giftum giftum giftum

     Animal gifta/giftra -- Audible --

     Nominative gifti gifta gifta

     Atypical Accusative gifta giftu gifta

     Dative gifta giftu gifta

     Animal gifta Plural In all cases: giftu

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    From Germanic. Affiliated with Old Frisian , Old Saxon ‘privilege’ (Dutch ), Old Top German (German ), Old Norse (> English ), Gothic .

    gift f (plural or )

    # transaction for a

    # (in plural) a

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    # , ,

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    #: ett allowance par (= a affiliated couple)