*niftiz

Runic: ᚾᛁᚠᛏᛁᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈniɸ.tiz/

noun · feminine · i-stem

Meanings

  1. a female descendant or relative
  2. granddaughter
  3. niece

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-European *néptih₂ (‘grandchild; sister's son’). Cognate with Latin neptis (‘granddaughter, niece’).

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nom.niftizniftīz
Acc.niftįniftinz
Gen.niftīzniftijǫ̂
Dat.niftīniftimaz
Inst.niftīniftimiz
Voc.niftiniftīz

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Descendants

  • nift (Old English)
    • nyfte, nift, nifte (Middle English)
      • nift (English)
  • nift (Old Frisian)
    • nift (West Frisian)
  • nift (Old Saxon)
    • nifte, nichte (Middle Low German)
      • nicht (Dutch Low Saxon)
      • Nichte (German)
      • Nicht (German Low German)
      • Nichte (Saterland Frisian)
  • *nifta (Old Saxon)
    • nifte, nichte (Middle Low German)
      • nicht (Dutch Low Saxon)
      • Nichte (German)
      • Nicht (German Low German)
      • Nichte (Saterland Frisian)
  • *nifta (Old Dutch)
    • nichte, nifte (Middle Dutch)
      • nich (Limburgish)
      • nicht (West Frisian)
  • *nifta (Old Dutch)
    • nichte, nifte (Middle Dutch)
      • nicht, nift, nifte (Dutch)
        • niggie (Afrikaans)
        • nechi, nechtje, negje (Negerhollands)
  • nift (Old High German)
    • Nift, Nifte (German)
  • nift (Old High German)
    • niftila (Old High German)
      • niftel, niftele (Middle High German)
        • nüftl (Cimbrian)
        • Niftel (German)
  • nifta (Old High German)
    • Nift, Nifte (German)
  • nifta (Old High German)
    • niftila (Old High German)
      • niftel, niftele (Middle High German)
        • nüftl (Cimbrian)
        • Niftel (German)
  • nipt (Old Norse)
    • nift (Icelandic)

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