eosago

Old Saxon

Alternative forms

  • heuuisago, eusago

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *aiwasagō. By surface analysis, ēo (“law”) +‎ seggian (“to say”) +‎ -o (“agent noun suffix”).

Noun

ēosago m

  1. lawman, lawspeaker

Declension

ēosago (masculine n-stem)
singular plural
nominative ēosago ēosagon, ēosagun, ēosagan
accusative ēosagon, ēosagan ēosagon, ēosagun, ēosagan
genitive ēosagen, ēosagan, ēosagon ēosagono
dative ēosagen, ēosagan, ēosagon ēosagun, ēosagon
instrumental — —
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