- brother" Past
lewar "brother-in-law" OCS děverĭ "brother-in-law" Lith
dieveris "husband's brother" W daw(f) "brother-in-law" taygr, tekʿr "husband's brother"...
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dieveris m – (older) brother-in-law, are the same
declensional case as moteris, but
dieveris,
being masculine possibly has a sg. inst. -iu.
Dieveris is...
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dieveris m. – (older) brother-in-law, are the same
declensional case as moteris, but
dieveris,
being masculine possibly has a sg. inst. -iu.
Dieveris...
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Common Slavic *dě̋verь (AP a) ⇔ *dě̑verь (AP c);
Lithuanian díeveris (AP 1) ⇔
dieverìs (AP 3).
Borrowing a
syllable tone from
other cases: Proto-Balto-Slavic...
