hvárrtveggi

Old Norse[edit]

From hvárr (“each”) +‎ tveggja, the last part being the genitive of tveir (“two”).

hvárrtveggi

Each of its constituent parts are inflected separately. The last part is either undeclinable, or is inflected like a weak adjective.

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Declension of hvárrtveggi (-tveggi undeclinable)

singular	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	hvárrtveggi	hvártveggi	hvárttveggi
accusative	hvárntveggi	hváratveggi	hvárttveggi
dative	hvárumtveggi	hvárritveggi	hvártveggi
genitive	hvárstveggi	hvárrartveggi	hvárstveggi
plural	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	hvárirtveggi	hvárartveggi	hváratveggi
accusative	hváratveggi	hvárartveggi	hvártveggi
dative	hvárumtveggi	hvárumtveggi	hvárumtveggi
genitive	hvárratveggi	hvárratveggi	hvárratveggi

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Declension of hvárrtveggi (-tveggi in weak declension)

singular	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	hvárrtveggi	hvártveggja	hvárttveggja
accusative	hvárntveggja	hváratveggju	hvárttveggja
dative	hvárumtveggja	hvárritveggju	hvárutveggja
genitive	hvárstveggja	hvárrartveggju	hvárstveggja
plural	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	hvárirtveggju	hvárartveggju	hváratveggju
accusative	hváratveggju	hvárartveggju	hvártveggju
dative	hvárumtveggjum	hvárumtveggjum	hvárumtveggjum
genitive	hvárratveggju	hvárratveggju	hvárratveggju

hvárrtveggi in A Concise Dictionary of Old Icelandic, G. T. Zoëga, Clarendon Press, 1910, at Internet Archive.