thiudisk

Old Saxon

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *þiudiskaz. Equivalent to thiod +‎ -isk.

Adjective

thiudisk (not comparable)

of the (Saxon-speaking) people

Usage notes

Attested in a gloss: Germania is glossed as thiudisca liudi^[1] (also mentioned as thiudisca liuti)^[2].

Declension

Positive forms of thiudisk

Strong declension
gender	masculine		neuter		feminine
case	singular	plural	singular	plural	singular	plural
nominative	thiudisk	thiudiske	thiudisk	thiudisku	thiudisk	thiudiske
accusative	thiudiskana	thiudiske	thiudiska	thiudisku	thiudisk	thiudiske
genitive	thiudiskes	thiudiskarō	thiudiskaro	thiudiskarō	thiudiskes	thiudiskarō
dative	thiudiskumu	thiudiskum	thiudiskaro	thiudiskum	thiudiskumu	thiudiskum
Weak declension
gender	masculine		neuter		feminine
case	singular	plural	singular	plural	singular	plural
nominative	thiudisko	thiudisku	thiudiska	thiudisku	thiudiska	thiudisku
accusative	thiudiskun	thiudiskun	thiudiskun	thiudiskun	thiudiska	thiudiskun
genitive	thiudiskun	thiudiskonō	thiudiskun	thiudiskonō	thiudiskun	thiudiskonō
dative	thiudiskun	thiudiskum	thiudiskun	thiudiskum	thiudiskun	thiudiskum

Descendants

Middle Low German: düdesch
- Low German: dütsch, düütsch, düüts, düütsk

References

↑ Altsächsische Sprachdenkmäler, herausgegeben von J. H. Gallée (Leiden 1894), p. 276; Old-Saxon Texts, edited by J. H. Gallée (Leiden 1894), p. 276
↑ Zur Geschichte der Gleichung „germanisch–deutsch“: Sprache und Namen, Geschichte und Institutionen herausgegeben von Heinrich Beck, Dieter Geuenisch, Heiko Steuer und Dietrich Hakelberg (Berlin 2004), p. 208.

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