*magô

Runic: ᛗᚨᚷᛟ Pronunciation: /ˈmɑ.ɣɔːː/

noun · masculine · an-stem

Meanings

stomach

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-European *mak- (‘small bag, bellows, belly’) (alternatively reconstructed as *maks-), which appears to be a European substrate term borrowed into multiple Indo-European branches. Compare Lithuanian mãkas (‘purse, wallet, scrotum’), Proto-Slavic *mošьnà (‘small bag, purse’), Proto-Celtic *makīnā (‘bellows’) (whence Welsh megin (‘bellows’), Breton megin (‘bellows’)).

Declension

Case	Singular	Plural
Nom.	magô	maganiz
Acc.	maganų	maganunz
Gen.	maginiz	maganǫ̂
Dat.	magini	magammaz
Inst.	maginē	magammiz
Voc.	magô	maganiz

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Descendants

*magō (Proto-West Germanic)
- *mago (Old Dutch)
  - māge (Middle Dutch)
    - maag (Limburgish)
*magō (Proto-West Germanic)
- *mago (Old Dutch)
  - māge (Middle Dutch)
    - maag (Dutch)
      - maag (Afrikaans)
      - mag (Indonesian)
      - maag (Negerhollands)
*magō (Proto-West Germanic)
- maga (Old English)
  - maȝe, maghe, mawe (Middle English)
    - maw (English)
    - mawe, maw (Scots)
*magō (Proto-West Germanic)
- maga (Old Frisian)
  - Moage (Saterland Frisian)
  - mage (West Frisian)
*magō (Proto-West Germanic)
- mago (Old High German)
  - magone (Italian)
  - magon (Venetan)
*magō (Proto-West Germanic)
- mago (Old High German)
  - mage (Middle High German)
    - Mågn (Bavarian)
    - Magen (German)
    - Maaghe, Maan (Hunsrik)
    - Mo (Luxembourgish)
    - maoga (Vilamovian)
    - מאָגן (mogn) (Yiddish)
*magō (Proto-West Germanic)
- mago (Old Saxon)
  - māge (Middle Low German)
    - Moag (Plautdietsch)
*magō (Proto-West Germanic)
- mago (Old Saxon)
  - māge (Middle Low German)
    - ? (Low German)
      - Mage, Maag (German Low German)
      - ? (Westphalian)
magi (Old Norse)
- magi (Elfdalian)
- magi (Faroese)
- mage (Gutnish)
- magi (Icelandic)
- maga (Jamtish)
- mawe (Scanian)
magi (Old Norse)
- mage, magi, maga, mågå (Norwegian Nynorsk)
  - mage (Norwegian Bokmål)
magi (Old Norse)
- maghæ (Old Danish)
  - mave (Danish)
    - mave (Norwegian Bokmål)
magi (Old Norse)
- maghi (Old Swedish)
  - mage (Swedish)
? (East Germanic)
- maga (Galician)
*mako (Proto-Finnic)
- magu (Estonian)
- mako (Finnish)
- mako (Ingrian)
- ma’g, mag (Livonian)
- mako (Votic)
- mago (Võro)
*maha (Proto-Finnic)
- maha (Livvi)
- maha (Ludian)
- mahud (Veps)
*maha (Proto-Finnic)
- maha (Finnish)
  - maha (Votic)
*maha (Proto-Finnic)
- ? (Karelian)
  - maha (North Karelian)
  - maha (South Karelian)

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