§§326-7] Adjectives 105 partly pronominal, the latter are printed in italics. The nominal endings have already been explained in the vocalic declension of nouns. The pronominal endings will be explained in § 266. a-stems. § 22β. The a-stems are sub-divided into pure a-stems, ja-stems, and wa-stems. The nominal endings of the pure a-stems for the three genders are the same as those of dags (§ 179), waúrđ (§ 181), giba (§191). Pure a-stems. SING.
				Masc. Neut. Fern. Nom. blinds, blind blind, blindatđ blinda Ace. blindawa blind, blindatđ blinda Gen. blindis blindis blinádisōs Dat. blindamma blinđaiMwa blindái
			PtUR. Nom. blinđrfí blinda blindōs Ace. blindans blinda blindōs Gen. blindáizē blinádizē blindaīaō Dat. blindditn blindditn blinda»>w NOTE. — On adjectives like láus, empty (gen. láusis) ; gaqiss, consenting (gen. gaqissis), see § 175 ; gobs (gen. gōđis), good, see § 173 ; liufs (gen. liubis), dear, see § 161. § 227. Like blinds are declined by far the greater majority of Gothic adjectives. Examples are áiweíns, eternal ; aírþeins, earthly; alls, all; arms, poor; áudags, blessed; baírhts, bright ; báitrs, bitter ; barnlsks, childish ; diups, deep; dumbs, dumb; dwals, foolish ; fagrs, beautiful; frōþs (gen. frōdis), wise ; fulgíns, hidden ; fulls, full ; galeiks, like; gáurs, sad; goþs (gen. gōdis), good; grē-dags, hungry ; gulþeins, golden ; hails, whole ; halts, lame; handugs, wise ; lilūtrs, pure ; hulþs, gracious ; ibns, even :