Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/ungamōid

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 *un- +‎ *gamōid (“tired”).

Adjective

*ungamōid

1. untiring, tireless

Inflection

a-stem
Singular	Masculine
Nominative	*ungamōid
Genitive	*ungamōidas
Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	*ungamōid	*ungamōidu	*ungamōid
Accusative	*ungamōidanā	*ungamōidā	*ungamōid
Genitive	*ungamōidas	*ungamōideʀā	*ungamōidas
Dative	*ungamōidumē	*ungamōideʀē	*ungamōidumē
Instrumental	*ungamōidu	*ungamōideʀu	*ungamōidu
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	*ungamōidē	*ungamōidō	*ungamōidu
Accusative	*ungamōidā	*ungamōidā	*ungamōidu
Genitive	*ungamōideʀō	*ungamōideʀō	*ungamōideʀō
Dative	*ungamōidēm, *ungamōidum	*ungamōidēm, *ungamōidum	*ungamōidēm, *ungamōidum
Instrumental	*ungamōidēm, *ungamōidum	*ungamōidēm, *ungamōidum	*ungamōidēm, *ungamōidum

Descendants

• Old Saxon: *ungamōid
  • Middle Low German: ungemȫiet, ungemȫget, ungemȫyet, ungemȫyt, ungemoiget, ungemoget, ungemoyet, unnemoget
• Old Dutch: *ungimuoit
  • Middle Dutch: ongemoyet, ongemoyhet, ongemoeit, ongemoyt
    • Dutch: ongemoeid
      • → West Frisian: ûngemoeid
• Old High German: ungimuoit
  • Middle High German: ungemüejet, ungemüet, ungemuot, ungemūt, ungemüeget, ungemūwet
    • German: ungemüht (archaic)