f.

f. englanniksi

1. (abbreviation of)

2. (abbreviation of) (non-gloss definition)

3. and the following (page, paragraph, etc.)

4. (quote-book)

5. born

Jóannes Patursson, f. 6. mai 1866 í Kirkjubø, d. 2. august 1946 (read: føddur)

Jóannes Patursson, born 6th of May 1866 in Kirkjubø, died 2nd of August 1946

Marita Petersen, f. 21. oktober 1940 í Vági, d. 26. august 2001 (read: fødd)

Marita Petersen, born 21st of October 1940 in Vági, died 26th of August 2001

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6. (abbreviation of) ''(singular)'' (gloss); (non-gloss definition), (m). (non-gloss definition)

7. 1926–8, Leumann|Leumann–Hofmann–Szantyr, ''Lateinische Grammatik'' I: ''Lateinische Laut- und Formenlehre'' (2nd ed., 1977), Formenlehre Nomen II.B, § 273:1.d, page 290:

(quote) lat. ''-eius'', andrerseits gr. (lang) lat. ''-ius''. Das Hauptzeugnis für gr. (lang), der aeol. Gebrauch von patronym. (lang) bei ''o''-Stämmen, ist eine Neuerung; dieses (lang) ist als Universalsuffix auch bei Kons.-Stämmen verwendet; und es stammt als ''-ios''-Ableitung von den Namen auf (lang), so (lang) neben (lang) in Thessalien, ''Schwyzer'', Del. 567 ((lang) als (lang) geschrieben) l. 80 f. (lang), 99 f. (lang), 112 (lang); auf Lesbos patronym. 623, 56 (lang), 640 (lang), weibl. 621, 11 als Name (lang); das Muster für mask. (lang) usw. war vermutlich nicht-patronym. fem. (lang) (hom. (lang), (lang), (lang) oder (lang)). – Unhaltbar über lat. ''-eius'' gleich griech. aeol. (lang) ''Solta'' 8⁷.|Literature pertaining to nomina gentilicia (from patronyms): ''Schulze'', EN 385 f. ''-eius'', 432 ff. ''-eius'' (older still in Etruscan name stems ''-aeus''), 457 f. ''-eius'' and ''-uleius''; as in 284 ''lēguleius'' ''sterteius''. – The morphological analysis in ''Schulze'' 435 f. is indefensible: Indo-Germanic suffix ''-ios'' with ''e''/''o''-nouns both with and without stem-final vowels, hence on the one hand ''-e-ijos'' Greek (lang) Latin ''-eius'', on the other hand Greek (lang) Latin ''-ius''. The main evidence for Greek (lang), the Aeolic use of patronymic (lang) with ''o''-stems, is an innovation; this (lang) is used as a universal suffix with consonant stems; and it derives from nouns in (lang) as a ''-ios''-derivation, thus (lang) is near (lang) in Thessaly, ''Schwyzer'', Del. 567 ((lang) written as (lang)) vid. 80 f. (lang), 99 f. (lang), 112 (lang); patronymic on Lesbos 623, 56 (lang), 640 (lang), fem. 621, 11 as the name (lang); the example for the masculine (lang) etc. was presumably the non-patronymic fem. (lang) (Homeric (lang), (lang), (lang) or (lang)). – Indefensible in Latin ''-eius'' like Aeolic Greek (lang) ''Solta'' 8⁷.

8. (abbreviation of)

9. born; (abbreviation of)

10. former; (abbreviation of)

11. for, of; (abbreviation of)

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