*raskuz

Runic: ᚱᚨᛊᚲᚢᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈrɑs.kuz/

adjective · u-stem

Meanings

rapid, snell

Etymology

From earlier *raþskuz, from Proto-Indo-European *Hroth₂skus (‘rapid’), from Proto-Indo-European *Hreth₂- (‘to run, roll’).

Declension

Strong declension

Case	Sg. Masc.	Sg. Fem.	Sg. Neut.	Pl. Masc.	Pl. Fem.	Pl. Neut.
Nom.	raskuz	raskī	raskų, -jatō	raskijai	raskijôz	raskijō
Acc.	raskijanǭ	raskijǭ	raskų, -jatō	raskijanz	raskijōz	raskijō
Gen.	raskijas, raskīs	raskijaizōz	raskijas, raskīs	raskijaizǫ̂	raskijaizǫ̂	raskijaizǫ̂
Dat.	raskijammai	raskijaizōi	raskijammai	raskijaimaz	raskijaimaz	raskijaimaz
Inst.	raskijanō	raskijaizō	raskijanō	raskijaimiz	raskijaimiz	raskijaimiz

Weak declension

Case	Sg. Masc.	Sg. Fem.	Sg. Neut.	Pl. Masc.	Pl. Fem.	Pl. Neut.
Nom.	raskijô	raskijǭ	raskijô	raskijaniz	raskijōniz	raskijōnō
Acc.	raskijanų	raskijōnų	raskijô	raskijanunz	raskijōnunz	raskijōnō
Gen.	raskīniz	raskijōniz	raskīniz	raskijanǫ̂	raskijōnǫ̂	raskijanǫ̂
Dat.	raskīni	raskijōni	raskīni	raskijammaz	raskijōmaz	raskijammaz
Inst.	raskīnē	raskijōnē	raskīnē	raskijammiz	raskijōmiz	raskijammiz

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Descendants

*rasku (Proto-West Germanic)
- (found in derivatives: ræsċan, ræsċettan
  - rasch (Middle English)
    - rash (English)
    - rasch, rash (Scots)
*rasku (Proto-West Germanic)
- *rasc (Old Dutch)
  - rasch (Middle Dutch)
    - ras (Dutch)
*rasku (Proto-West Germanic)
- *ræsċ (Old English)
  - rasch (Middle English)
    - rash (English)
    - rasch, rash (Scots)
*rasku (Proto-West Germanic)
- resci, reski, rasco, rasko (Old High German)
  - resche, rasch (Middle High German)
    - rasch (German)
*rasku (Proto-West Germanic)
- *rasc (Old Saxon)
  - rasch (Middle Low German)
    - rask (Danish)
    - raskur (Faroese)
    - rasch (Low German)
    - rask (Norwegian)
*rasku (Proto-West Germanic)
- *rasc (Old Saxon)
  - rasch (Middle Low German)
    - rasker (Old Swedish)
      - rask (Swedish)
*rask (Proto-West Germanic)
- (found in derivatives: ræsċan, ræsċettan
  - rasch (Middle English)
    - rash (English)
    - rasch, rash (Scots)
*rask (Proto-West Germanic)
- *rasc (Old Dutch)
  - rasch (Middle Dutch)
    - ras (Dutch)
*rask (Proto-West Germanic)
- *ræsċ (Old English)
  - rasch (Middle English)
    - rash (English)
    - rasch, rash (Scots)
*rask (Proto-West Germanic)
- resci, reski, rasco, rasko (Old High German)
  - resche, rasch (Middle High German)
    - rasch (German)
*rask (Proto-West Germanic)
- *rasc (Old Saxon)
  - rasch (Middle Low German)
    - rask (Danish)
    - raskur (Faroese)
    - rasch (Low German)
    - rask (Norwegian)
*rask (Proto-West Germanic)
- *rasc (Old Saxon)
  - rasch (Middle Low German)
    - rasker (Old Swedish)
      - rask (Swedish)
*raskī (Proto-West Germanic)
- (found in derivatives: ræsċan, ræsċettan
  - rasch (Middle English)
    - rash (English)
    - rasch, rash (Scots)
*raskī (Proto-West Germanic)
- *rasc (Old Dutch)
  - rasch (Middle Dutch)
    - ras (Dutch)
*raskī (Proto-West Germanic)
- *ræsċ (Old English)
  - rasch (Middle English)
    - rash (English)
    - rasch, rash (Scots)
*raskī (Proto-West Germanic)
- resci, reski, rasco, rasko (Old High German)
  - resche, rasch (Middle High German)
    - rasch (German)
*raskī (Proto-West Germanic)
- *rasc (Old Saxon)
  - rasch (Middle Low German)
    - rask (Danish)
    - raskur (Faroese)
    - rasch (Low German)
    - rask (Norwegian)
*raskī (Proto-West Germanic)
- *rasc (Old Saxon)
  - rasch (Middle Low German)
    - rasker (Old Swedish)
      - rask (Swedish)
ᚱᚨᛊᚲᚨᛉ (raskaʀ) (Proto-Norse)

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