*hasô
Runic: ᚺᚨᛊᛟ Pronunciation: /ˈxɑ.sɔːː/noun · masculine · an-stem
Meanings
hare
Etymology
From Proto-Indo-European *ḱeh₂s- (‘hare’). Compare with Welsh ceinach (‘hare’), English hare, Latin cascus (‘old’), Old Prussian sasins (‘hare’), Pashto سوی (soe, ‘hare’), Sanskrit शश (śaśa) (śaśa, ‘hare’). Note also Welsh cannu (‘to whiten’).
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nom. | hesô | hesaniz |
| Acc. | hesanų | haznunz |
| Gen. | haznaz | haznǫ̂ |
| Dat. | hazini | hazummaz |
| Inst. | haznē | hazummiz |
| Voc. | hesô | hesaniz |
Descendants
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*hasō ~ *haʀ- (Proto-West Germanic)
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*haso (Old Dutch)
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hāse (Middle Dutch)
- haas (Limburgish)
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hāse (Middle Dutch)
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*haso (Old Dutch)
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*hasō ~ *haʀ- (Proto-West Germanic)
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*haso (Old Dutch)
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hāse (Middle Dutch)
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haas (Dutch)
- haas (Afrikaans)
- hâśe (Jersey Dutch)
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haas (Dutch)
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hāse (Middle Dutch)
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*haso (Old Dutch)
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*hasō ~ *haʀ- (Proto-West Germanic)
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hara (Old English)
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hare (Middle English)
- hare (English)
- hare, hair (Scots)
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hare (Middle English)
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hara (Old English)
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*hasō ~ *haʀ- (Proto-West Germanic)
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hasa, hase (Old Frisian)
- Hoaze, Hoase (Saterland Frisian)
- hazze (West Frisian)
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hasa, hase (Old Frisian)
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*hasō ~ *haʀ- (Proto-West Germanic)
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hasa, hase (Old Frisian)
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? (North Frisian)
- Haas (Sylt)
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? (North Frisian)
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hasa, hase (Old Frisian)
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*hasō ~ *haʀ- (Proto-West Germanic)
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haso (Old High German)
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hase (Middle High German)
- Haase (Alemannic German)
- Hås (Bavarian)
- hoza (Vilamovian)
- האָז (hoz) (Yiddish)
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hase (Middle High German)
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haso (Old High German)
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*hasō ~ *haʀ- (Proto-West Germanic)
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haso (Old High German)
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hase (Middle High German)
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Has, Hoas (Central Franconian)
- Hues (Luxembourgish)
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Has, Hoas (Central Franconian)
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hase (Middle High German)
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haso (Old High German)
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*hasō ~ *haʀ- (Proto-West Germanic)
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haso (Old High German)
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hase (Middle High German)
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Hase, Haase (German)
- hase (French)
- hazŏk (Silesian)
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Hase, Haase (German)
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hase (Middle High German)
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haso (Old High German)
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*hasō ~ *haʀ- (Proto-West Germanic)
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haso (Old Saxon)
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hāse (Middle Low German)
- Haas, Hoos (German Low German)
- Hos (Plautdietsch)
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hāse (Middle Low German)
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haso (Old Saxon)
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hjasi (Old Norse)
- hjasi (Icelandic)
- jase (Norwegian Nynorsk)
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*hjeri (Old Norse)
- héri (Icelandic)
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heri (Old Norse)
- eri (Elfdalian)
- héri (Icelandic)
- here, ere (Middle English)
- hare (Norwegian Bokmål)
- hare (Norwegian Nynorsk)
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heri (Old Norse)
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hare (Danish)
- hara (Faroese)
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hare (Danish)
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heri (Old Norse)
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hari (Old Swedish)
- hare (Swedish)
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hari (Old Swedish)
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hari (Old Norse)
- eri (Elfdalian)
- héri (Icelandic)
- here, ere (Middle English)
- hare (Norwegian Bokmål)
- hare (Norwegian Nynorsk)
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hari (Old Norse)
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hare (Danish)
- hara (Faroese)
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hare (Danish)
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hari (Old Norse)
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hari (Old Swedish)
- hare (Swedish)
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hari (Old Swedish)