*fehuhūsą

Runic: ᚠᛖᚺᚢᚺᚢᛊᚨ Pronunciation: /ˈɸe.xu.ˌxuː.sɑ̃/

noun · neuter · a-stem

Meanings

stable, stall

Etymology

From *fehu (‘livestock, cattle; property, wealth’) + *hūsą (‘house’).

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nom.fehuhūsąfehuhūsō
Acc.fehuhūsąfehuhūsō
Gen.fehuhūsas, fehuhūsisfehuhūsǫ̂
Dat.fehuhūsaifehuhūsamaz
Inst.fehuhūsōfehuhūsamiz
Voc.fehuhūsąfehuhūsō

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Descendants

  • feohhūs (Old English)
    • fehous (Middle English)
  • *fehuhūs (Old Saxon)
    • vēhūs, veehūs, vhehūs (Middle Low German)
  • *fihuhūs (Old High German)
    • vihehūs (Middle High German)
      • Viehhaus (German)
  • féhús (Old Norse)
    • fjós (Faroese)
    • fjós (Icelandic)
  • féhús (Old Norse)
    • fjøs (Norwegian)
      • fjøs (Danish)
  • féhús (Old Norse)
    • fæhus (Old Danish)
      • fæhus (Danish)
  • féhús (Old Norse)
    • fæhus (Old Swedish)
      • fähus, fjos, fjös, fjäs, fäjs (Swedish)
  • fjós (Old Norse)
    • fjós (Faroese)
    • fjós (Icelandic)
  • fjós (Old Norse)
    • fjøs (Norwegian)
      • fjøs (Danish)
  • fjós (Old Norse)
    • fæhus (Old Danish)
      • fæhus (Danish)
  • fjós (Old Norse)
    • fæhus (Old Swedish)
      • fähus, fjos, fjös, fjäs, fäjs (Swedish)
  • *fievsē (Proto-Samic)

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