*murginaz

Runic: ᛗᚢᚱᚷᛁᚾᚨᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈmur.ɣi.nɑz/

noun · masculine · a-stem

Meanings

morning
tomorrow

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-European *merkʷ- (‘to flicker, twinkle, darken’), from Proto-Indo-European *mer- (‘to flicker, twinkle’). Cognate with Lithuanian mérkti (‘to wink’), Russian мрак (mrak, ‘gloom, darkness, shadow’), Sanskrit मर्क (marká) (marká, ‘solar eclipse’).

Declension

Case	Singular	Plural
Nom.	murginaz	murginōz, murginōs
Acc.	murginą	murginanz
Gen.	murginas, murginis	murginǫ̂
Dat.	murginai	murginamaz
Inst.	murginō	murginamiz
Voc.	murgin	murginōz, murginōs

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Descendants

*morgin (Proto-West Germanic)
- morgan, *margan, *mergin (Old Dutch)
  - morgen, morghen, margen, marghen, mergen (Middle Dutch)
    - morgen, mogge, mogguh (Dutch)
      - môre (Afrikaans)
      - mârxje, mârxe, mârge (Jersey Dutch)
      - morhen (Petjo)
*morgin (Proto-West Germanic)
- morgan, *margan, *mergin (Old Dutch)
  - morgen, morghen, margen, marghen, mergen (Middle Dutch)
    - morgen, mogge, mogguh (Dutch)
      - morg, moruk, morgen (Negerhollands)
        
        morek (Virgin Islands Creole)
*morgin (Proto-West Germanic)
- morgen, margen, merġen, mergen, meriġen, merien, myrġen (Old English)
  - morwe, morȝen, morwen, morn (Middle English)
    - morrow, morn (English)
    - morrow, morra, morn (Scots)
*morgin (Proto-West Germanic)
- morgen, mergen, morn, mern (Old Frisian)
  - miern (North Frisian)
  - Mäiden (Saterland Frisian)
  - moarn (West Frisian)
*morgin (Proto-West Germanic)
- morgan, morcan (Old High German)
  - morgen, morn (Middle High German)
    - moorn, moore, mooru (Alemannic German)
    - Morgen, Muagn, Muang (Bavarian)
    - ? (Central Franconian)
    - Mojje (Hessian)
    - miügia (Vilamovian)
    - מאָרגן (morgn) (Yiddish)
*morgin (Proto-West Germanic)
- morgan, morcan (Old High German)
  - morgen, morn (Middle High German)
    - Morgen (German)
      - morgen (English)
      - morga, mórg (Polish)
*morgin (Proto-West Germanic)
- morgan (Old Saxon)
  - morgen (Middle Low German)
    - morgen, morren (Dutch Low Saxon)
    - Mörgen, Morgen, Morrn (German Low German)
*morgan (Proto-West Germanic)
- morgan, *margan, *mergin (Old Dutch)
  - morgen, morghen, margen, marghen, mergen (Middle Dutch)
    - morgen, mogge, mogguh (Dutch)
      - môre (Afrikaans)
      - mârxje, mârxe, mârge (Jersey Dutch)
      - morhen (Petjo)
*morgan (Proto-West Germanic)
- morgan, *margan, *mergin (Old Dutch)
  - morgen, morghen, margen, marghen, mergen (Middle Dutch)
    - morgen, mogge, mogguh (Dutch)
      - morg, moruk, morgen (Negerhollands)
        
        morek (Virgin Islands Creole)
*morgan (Proto-West Germanic)
- morgen, margen, merġen, mergen, meriġen, merien, myrġen (Old English)
  - morwe, morȝen, morwen, morn (Middle English)
    - morrow, morn (English)
    - morrow, morra, morn (Scots)
*morgan (Proto-West Germanic)
- morgen, mergen, morn, mern (Old Frisian)
  - miern (North Frisian)
  - Mäiden (Saterland Frisian)
  - moarn (West Frisian)
*morgan (Proto-West Germanic)
- morgan, morcan (Old High German)
  - morgen, morn (Middle High German)
    - moorn, moore, mooru (Alemannic German)
    - Morgen, Muagn, Muang (Bavarian)
    - ? (Central Franconian)
    - Mojje (Hessian)
    - miügia (Vilamovian)
    - מאָרגן (morgn) (Yiddish)
*morgan (Proto-West Germanic)
- morgan, morcan (Old High German)
  - morgen, morn (Middle High German)
    - Morgen (German)
      - morgen (English)
      - morga, mórg (Polish)
*morgan (Proto-West Germanic)
- morgan (Old Saxon)
  - morgen (Middle Low German)
    - morgen, morren (Dutch Low Saxon)
    - Mörgen, Morgen, Morrn (German Low German)
morginn (Old Norse)
- morgun (Elfdalian)
- morgun (Faroese)
- mårgen, mårren (Gutnish)
- morgunn (Icelandic)
- morgę (Jamtish)
- morgon (Norwegian Nynorsk)
morginn (Old Norse)
- morghæn, morwæn (Old Danish)
  - marğen (Scanian)
morginn (Old Norse)
- morghæn, morwæn (Old Danish)
  - morgen (Danish)
    - morgen (Norwegian Bokmål)
morginn (Old Norse)
- morghin, morghon, morghan (Old Swedish)
  - morgon (Swedish)
morgunn (Old Norse)
- morgun (Elfdalian)
- morgun (Faroese)
- mårgen, mårren (Gutnish)
- morgunn (Icelandic)
- morgę (Jamtish)
- morgon (Norwegian Nynorsk)
morgunn (Old Norse)
- morghæn, morwæn (Old Danish)
  - marğen (Scanian)
morgunn (Old Norse)
- morghæn, morwæn (Old Danish)
  - morgen (Danish)
    - morgen (Norwegian Bokmål)
morgunn (Old Norse)
- morghin, morghon, morghan (Old Swedish)
  - morgon (Swedish)
merginn (Old Norse)
- morgun (Elfdalian)
- morgun (Faroese)
- mårgen, mårren (Gutnish)
- morgunn (Icelandic)
- morgę (Jamtish)
- morgon (Norwegian Nynorsk)
merginn (Old Norse)
- morghæn, morwæn (Old Danish)
  - marğen (Scanian)
merginn (Old Norse)
- morghæn, morwæn (Old Danish)
  - morgen (Danish)
    - morgen (Norwegian Bokmål)
merginn (Old Norse)
- morghin, morghon, morghan (Old Swedish)
  - morgon (Swedish)
myrginn (Old Norse)
- morgun (Elfdalian)
- morgun (Faroese)
- mårgen, mårren (Gutnish)
- morgunn (Icelandic)
- morgę (Jamtish)
- morgon (Norwegian Nynorsk)
myrginn (Old Norse)
- morghæn, morwæn (Old Danish)
  - marğen (Scanian)
myrginn (Old Norse)
- morghæn, morwæn (Old Danish)
  - morgen (Danish)
    - morgen (Norwegian Bokmål)
myrginn (Old Norse)
- morghin, morghon, morghan (Old Swedish)
  - morgon (Swedish)
myrgunn (Old Norse)
- morgun (Elfdalian)
- morgun (Faroese)
- mårgen, mårren (Gutnish)
- morgunn (Icelandic)
- morgę (Jamtish)
- morgon (Norwegian Nynorsk)
myrgunn (Old Norse)
- morghæn, morwæn (Old Danish)
  - marğen (Scanian)
myrgunn (Old Norse)
- morghæn, morwæn (Old Danish)
  - morgen (Danish)
    - morgen (Norwegian Bokmål)
myrgunn (Old Norse)
- morghin, morghon, morghan (Old Swedish)
  - morgon (Swedish)
𐌼𐌰𐌿𐍂𐌲𐌹𐌽𐍃 (maurgins) (Gothic)
*murkina (Proto-Finnic)

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