*galōfô
Runic: ᚷᚨᛚᛟᚠᛟ Pronunciation: /ɣɑ.ˈlɔː.ɸɔːː/noun · masculine · an-stem
Meanings
glove
Etymology
From *ga- (associative prefix) + *lōfô (‘palm of the hand’).
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nom. | galōfô | galōfaniz |
| Acc. | galōfanų | galōfanunz |
| Gen. | galōfiniz | galōfanǫ̂ |
| Dat. | galōfini | galōfammaz |
| Inst. | galōfinē | galōfammiz |
| Voc. | galōfô | galōfaniz |
Descendants
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*galōfō (Proto-West Germanic)
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glōf, glōfe, glōfa (Old English)
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glofe, glove (Middle English)
- glove (English)
- gluve, gluive (Scots)
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glofe, glove (Middle English)
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glōf, glōfe, glōfa (Old English)
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*glōfō (Proto-West Germanic)
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glōf, glōfe, glōfa (Old English)
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glofe, glove (Middle English)
- glove (English)
- gluve, gluive (Scots)
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glofe, glove (Middle English)
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glōf, glōfe, glōfa (Old English)
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*galōfā (Proto-West Germanic)
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glōf, glōfe, glōfa (Old English)
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glofe, glove (Middle English)
- glove (English)
- gluve, gluive (Scots)
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glofe, glove (Middle English)
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glōf, glōfe, glōfa (Old English)
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*glōfā (Proto-West Germanic)
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glōf, glōfe, glōfa (Old English)
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glofe, glove (Middle English)
- glove (English)
- gluve, gluive (Scots)
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glofe, glove (Middle English)
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glōf, glōfe, glōfa (Old English)
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glófi (Old Norse)
- glógvi (Faroese)
- glófi (Icelandic)