Gutisk Waúrd waurms
m.A. serpent, snake; dragon
Usage notes: Dragons in Indo-European cultures are derived from an archetype of a giant serpent. For disambiguation of the pancultural dragon concept, use draka.
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| Noun: serpent, snake; dragon |
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| | Sing. | Pl. |
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| Nom |
waúrms |
waúrmōs |
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| Voc |
waúrm |
waúrmōs |
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| Acc |
waúrm |
waúrmans |
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| Gen |
waúrmis |
waúrmē |
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| Dat |
waúrma |
waúrmam |
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