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masculine

faɪ̯nt

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Translation

the enemy

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Word origin

From Old High German fiant, originally the present participle of 'to hate'; distantly related to English fiend.

Origin
Old High German
Root
fiant
English cognates
fiend

Grammar

Gendermasculine
PluralFeinde

Examples

.

He has made many enemies.

griff .

The enemy attacked at night.

einst , .

They were once enemies, now they are friends.

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This word is taught in chapter 10, lesson 3: Words 921-930.