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54 OLD HIGH GERMAN PRIMER<br />
120. SING. PLUR.<br />
Norn. Ace. fater faterS, -a<br />
Gen. fater; fateres fatero<br />
Dat. fater; fatere faterum, -un, -on.<br />
NOTE. fateres, fatere and the pi. forms have been made after the<br />
analogy of the a-stems.<br />
130. Sing. Nom. Ace. Gen. Dat. muoter<br />
Plur. Nom. Ace. muoter<br />
Gen. muotero<br />
Dat. muoterum, -un, -on.<br />
131. Like muoter were also declined bruoder, tohter,<br />
and sweater.<br />
3. Stems in -nt.<br />
132. To this class belonged present participles used as<br />
nouns (for the inflection of the participles themselves, see<br />
147).<br />
SING.<br />
PLUR.<br />
Nom. Ace. friunt, friend friunt ; friunta, -a<br />
Gen. friuntes<br />
friunto<br />
Dat. friunte friuntum, -un, -on.<br />
NOTE. Here belonged originally a large number of nouns, as f iant,<br />
rnemy, wigant, warrior, &c., all of which have passed into the<br />
a-declension.<br />
4. Stems in -os, -es.<br />
133. This class corresponded to the Greek neuters in -05,<br />
<strong>Lat</strong>in -us, gen. -eris.
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