*ibahs

Runic: ᛁᛒᚨᚺᛊ Pronunciation: /ˈi.βɑxs/

noun · masculine · consonant stem

Meanings

ivy

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-European *(h₁)ebʰ-. Cognate with Proto-Celtic *eburos.

Declension

Case	Singular	Plural
Nom.	ibahs	ibahiz
Acc.	ibahų	ibahunz
Gen.	ibahiz	ibahǫ̂
Dat.	ibahi	ibahumaz
Inst.	ibahē	ibahumiz
Voc.	ibah	ibahiz

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Descendants

*ibah (Proto-West Germanic)
- iefte (West Flemish)
*ibah (Proto-West Germanic)
- īflōf, ifflōf (Middle Low German)
  - Eiloov, Ieloof (German Low German)
*ibah (Proto-West Germanic)
- īfiġ, īfeġn (Old English)
  - ivi (Middle English)
    - ivy (English)
    - eevy (Scots)
*ibah (Proto-West Germanic)
- ebah (Old High German)
  - ebich (Middle High German)
    - ebichpaum, epaum (Middle High German)
      - éapóom (Cimbrian)
*ibah (Proto-West Germanic)
- ebah (Old High German)
  - ebhouwi (Old High German)
    - ephöu (Middle High German)
      - Effche (Central Franconian)
      - efeu (Danish)
      - Efeu, Epheu (German)
      - eføy (Norwegian)
*ibag (Proto-West Germanic)
- iefte (West Flemish)
*ibag (Proto-West Germanic)
- īflōf, ifflōf (Middle Low German)
  - Eiloov, Ieloof (German Low German)
*ibag (Proto-West Germanic)
- īfiġ, īfeġn (Old English)
  - ivi (Middle English)
    - ivy (English)
    - eevy (Scots)
*ibag (Proto-West Germanic)
- ebah (Old High German)
  - ebich (Middle High German)
    - ebichpaum, epaum (Middle High German)
      - éapóom (Cimbrian)
*ibag (Proto-West Germanic)
- ebah (Old High German)
  - ebhouwi (Old High German)
    - ephöu (Middle High German)
      - Effche (Central Franconian)
      - efeu (Danish)
      - Efeu, Epheu (German)
      - eføy (Norwegian)
*ibig (Proto-West Germanic)
- iefte (West Flemish)
*ibig (Proto-West Germanic)
- īflōf, ifflōf (Middle Low German)
  - Eiloov, Ieloof (German Low German)
*ibig (Proto-West Germanic)
- īfiġ, īfeġn (Old English)
  - ivi (Middle English)
    - ivy (English)
    - eevy (Scots)
*ibig (Proto-West Germanic)
- ebah (Old High German)
  - ebich (Middle High German)
    - ebichpaum, epaum (Middle High German)
      - éapóom (Cimbrian)
*ibig (Proto-West Germanic)
- ebah (Old High German)
  - ebhouwi (Old High German)
    - ephöu (Middle High German)
      - Effche (Central Franconian)
      - efeu (Danish)
      - Efeu, Epheu (German)
      - eføy (Norwegian)

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