*marikiz

Runic: ᛗᚨᚱᛁᚲᛁᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈmɑ.ri.kiz/

noun · masculine · i-stem

Meanings

  1. a type of waterplant
  2. celery
  3. parsley

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-European *móri (‘water, sea’).

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nom.marikizmarikīz
Acc.marikįmarikinz
Gen.marikīzmarikijǫ̂
Dat.marikīmarikimaz
Inst.marikīmarikimiz
Voc.marikimarikīz

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Descendants

  • meriċi (Old English)
    • merche, marche (Middle English)
  • meriċi (Old English)
    • wudumerċe, wudemerċe (Old English)
      • wudemerch, wodemarch (Middle English)
        • woodmarch (English)
  • mereċe (Old English)
    • merche, marche (Middle English)
  • mereċe (Old English)
    • wudumerċe, wudemerċe (Old English)
      • wudemerch, wodemarch (Middle English)
        • woodmarch (English)
  • mearċe (Old English)
    • merche, marche (Middle English)
  • mearċe (Old English)
    • wudumerċe, wudemerċe (Old English)
      • wudemerch, wodemarch (Middle English)
        • woodmarch (English)
  • merċe (Old English)
    • merche, marche (Middle English)
  • merċe (Old English)
    • wudumerċe, wudemerċe (Old English)
      • wudemerch, wodemarch (Middle English)
        • woodmarch (English)
  • *meriki (Old Saxon)
    • merk (Middle Low German)
  • *merik (Old Saxon)
    • merk (Middle Low German)
  • merk (Old High German)
    • *merk (Middle High German)
      • Merk (German)
  • merc (Old High German)
    • *merk (Middle High German)
      • Merk (German)
  • merki (Old Norse)

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