iO2 Accidence [§§218-20 nom. sing, was a new formation with -a- from the inflected forms, cp. Lat. ferēnsfrom *ferenss older *ferents(§138); ace. frijōnd from *frijōnđun, dat. frljōnđ from *frijōnđi; nom. pi. frijōnds from 'frijōndiz, which was also used for the accusative. The gen. sing, and gen. dat. pi. were formed after the analogy of the a-stems (§ 179). For the declension of the present participles in Gothic, see § 23Θ. SING. PLUR. Nom. frijōnđs,friend frljonđs Voc. Ace. frijōnđ frijðnđs Gen. frijōndis frijōndē Dat. frijōnd frijōndam § 218. In like manner are inflected the extant forms of allwaldands, the Almighty ; bisitands, neighbour ; đáupjands, baptizer; fráujinōnđs, ruler; fíjanđs, enemy; fraweitands, avenger; gibands, giver; mērjands, pro-claimer; miđumōnds, mediator; nasjanđs, saviour; talz-janđs, teacher. 3. Masculines. § 21Θ. Of the masculines belonging here we have only traces, as sing. nom. mēnōþs, month, gen. mēnōþs for mēnōbis?). dat. mēnōþ, pi. nom. ace. mēnōþs, dat. mēnōþ-um; sing. nom. reiks, ruler, gen. relkis, dat. reik, pi. nom. ace. reiks, gen. reikē, dat. reikam; sing. nom. weitwōds, witness, ace. weitwōd, pi. nom. weitwōdá, gen. weltwōdē. § 22O. 4. Feminines. SING. PLUR. Nom. baúrgs, city baúrgs Ace. baúrg baúrgs Gen. baúrgs baúrgē Dat. baúrg baúrgim