lagher

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse lágr, from Proto-Germanic *lēgaz.

Adjective

lāgher

1. low
2. liquid, decoction
   • Johan Ernst Rietz (1867), Svenskt dialekt-lexikon‎^[1], page 387: “Fsv. lagher, m. vätska, dekokt. ― Old Swedish lagher, masculine liquid, decoction.”

Declension

Declension of lāgher (strong)

singular	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	lāgher	lāgh	lāght
accusative	lāghan	lāgha	lāght
dative	lāghum lāghom	lāghri lāghre	lāghu lāgho
genitive	lāghs	lāghrar	lāghs
plural	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	lāghir lāgher	lāghar	lāgh
accusative	lāgha	lāghar	lāgh
dative	lāghum lāghom	lāghum lāghom	lāghum lāghom
genitive	lāghra lāgha	lāghra lāgha	lāghra lāgha

Declension of lāgher (weak)

singular	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	lāghi lāghe	lāgha	lāgha
accusative	lāgha	lāghu lāgho	lāgha
dative	lāgha	lāghu lāgho	lāgha
genitive	lāgha	lāghu lāgho	lāgha
plural	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	lāghu lāgho	lāghu lāgho	lāghu lāgho
accusative	lāghu lāgho	lāghu lāgho	lāghu lāgho
dative	lāghu lāgho	lāghu lāgho	lāghu lāgho
genitive	lāghu lāgho	lāghu lāgho	lāghu lāgho

Descendants

• Swedish: låg