*þurstiz
Runic: ᚦᚢᚱᛊᛏᛁᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈθurs.tiz/noun · feminine · i-stem
Meanings
dryness, thirst (lack of/need for water)
Etymology
From Proto-Indo-European *térstis (with the oblique stem generalized), from *ters- (‘dry’). Equivalent to *þersaną + *-þiz.
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nom. | þurstiz | þurstīz |
| Acc. | þurstį | þurstinz |
| Gen. | þurstīz | þurstijǫ̂ |
| Dat. | þurstī | þurstimaz |
| Inst. | þurstī | þurstimiz |
| Voc. | þursti | þurstīz |
Descendants
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*þursti (Proto-West Germanic)
- thurst (Old Saxon)
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*þursti (Proto-West Germanic)
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thurst (Old Dutch)
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dorst (Middle Dutch)
- dorst (Dutch)
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dorst (Middle Dutch)
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thurst (Old Dutch)
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*þursti (Proto-West Germanic)
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þurst, þyrst (Old English)
- thirst (English)
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þurst, þyrst (Old English)
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*þursti (Proto-West Germanic)
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thorst (Old Frisian)
- toarst (West Frisian)
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thorst (Old Frisian)
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*þursti (Proto-West Germanic)
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durst (Old High German)
- Durst (German)
- Duuscht (Luxembourgish)
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durst (Old High German)
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þyrstr (Old Norse)
- tystur (Faroese)
- þyrstur (Icelandic)
- tørst (Norwegian Bokmål)
- tyrst, tørst (Norwegian Nynorsk)
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þyrstr (Old Norse)
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thyrst, thørst (Old Danish)
- tørst (Danish)
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thyrst, thørst (Old Danish)
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þyrstr (Old Norse)
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þyrster (Old Swedish)
- törst (Swedish)
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þyrster (Old Swedish)