*-dōmaz

Function

1. forms nouns denoting the condition or state of the suffixed word
2. forms nouns denoting the domain or jurisdiction of the suffixed word

Etymology

Paradigm

Descendants

• *-dōm (Proto-West Germanic)
  • -duom (Old Dutch)
    • -dom (Middle Dutch)
      • -dom (Dutch)
• *-dōm (Proto-West Germanic)
  • -dōm (Old English)
    • -dom, -dam, -dame, -dome, -don, -doom, -dum (Middle English)
      • -dom (English)
      • -dom (Scots)
• *-dōm (Proto-West Germanic)
  • -dōm (Old Frisian)
    • -dom (North Frisian)
    • -dum (Saterland Frisian)
    • -domme (West Frisian)
• *-dōm (Proto-West Germanic)
  • -tuom (Old High German)
    • -tuom (Middle High German)
      • -tum (German)
      • ־טום (-tum) (Yiddish)
• *-dōm (Proto-West Germanic)
  • -dōm (Old Saxon)
    • -dôm (Middle Low German)
      • -dom (Low German)
• -dómr (Old Norse)
  • -dom, -dømme (Danish)
  • -dómur (Faroese)
  • -dómur (Icelandic)
  • -dømme (Norwegian Bokmål)
  • -døme (Norwegian Nynorsk)
• -dómr (Old Norse)
  • -dōmber (Old Swedish)
    • -dom, -döme (Swedish)

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