stunga

Griutungi

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *stungō.

Noun

*stunga

1. skewer, spike

Declension

	Nominative	Genitive	Dative	Accusative
Sg.	stunga	stungis	stungǣ	stunga
Pl.	stungōs	stungō	stungōm	stungōs

Related Terms

• stungjan ‘to skewer’

Valthungian

Etymology

From Middle Valthungian stunga, from Old Valthungian stunga, from Griutungi *stunga, from Proto-Germanic *stungō.

Noun

stunga

1. skewer, spike

Usage Notes

Generally refers to culinary uses.

Declension

Strong feminine ō-stem noun stunga, ‘{{{2}}}’
	Nominative	Genitive	Dative	Accusative
Sg.	stunga	stungis	stunga	stunga
Pl.	stungas	stungaro	stungam	stungas

Related Terms

• stynǧin ‘to skewer’

Middle Valthungian

Etymology

From Old Valthungian stunga, from Griutungi *stunga, from Proto-Germanic *stungō.

Noun

*stunga

1. skewer, spike

Declension

	Nominative	Genitive	Dative	Accusative
Sg.	stunga	stungis	stunge	stunga
Pl.	stungos	stungoru	stungom	stungos

Related Terms

• styngzjen ‘to skewer’

Old Valthungian

Etymology

From Griutungi *stunga, from Proto-Germanic *stungō.

Noun

*stunga

1. skewer, spike

Declension

	Nominative	Genitive	Dative	Accusative
Sg.	stunga	stungis	stungae	stunga
Pl.	stungous	stungou(ruv)	stungoum	stungous

Related Terms

• *steungjan ‘to skewer’

Descendants

• Middle Valthungian: styngzjen
  • Valthungian: stynǧin