Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/haimōdī

This Proto-West Germanic entry contains reconstructed terms and roots. As such, the term(s) in this entry are not directly attested, but are hypothesized to have existed based on comparative evidence.

Proto-West Germanic

Etymology

    From *haim (“home”) +‎ *-ōdī.

    Noun

    *haimōdī n

    1. homeland

    Inflection

    Neuter ja-stem
    Singular
    Nominative *haimōdij(a)
    Genitive *haimōdijas
    Singular Plural
    Nominative *haimōdij(a) *haimōdiju
    Accusative *haimōdij(a) *haimōdiju
    Genitive *haimōdijas *haimōdijō
    Dative *haimōdijē *haimōdijum
    Instrumental *haimōdiju *haimōdijum

    Descendants

    • Old Frisian: *hēmōde
    • Old Saxon: *hēmōdi
      • Middle Low German: hēmōde, hēmöde, hēmoude, hēmǖde, hēmōt, heimōde
    • Old Dutch: *hēmodi
      • Middle Dutch: heimode
    • Old High German: heimōti, heimuoti, heimōdi
      • Middle High German: heimuote, heimüete, heimuot, heimōte, heimōde, heimōt, heimūt, heinmūte
        • Bavarian: Hoamad
          Cimbrian: huamat
        • German: Heimat
        • Alemannic German: Huamat, Hoamat, Hämat (Vorarlbergisch)
        • East Central German:
          Erzgebirgisch: Haamit, Haamet
          Lusatian German: Heemte
          Silesian East Central German: Heemte
        • Vilamovian: hāmyt
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