23-06-2026, 02:27 PM
Now your skill of finding month names has truly surpassed my understanding, eggy. I assume you used the OCR search in some way?
About the -en genitive, this is still seen in common expressions like "Im Jahre des Herren" (Anno Domini). In our case, I think the root form could be either "aberille" or "aberil" here, though the reference you mentioned earlier suggests that "aberelle" was the more common root. Either way, I agree that this should be considered a pure form of "aberil".
About the -en genitive, this is still seen in common expressions like "Im Jahre des Herren" (Anno Domini). In our case, I think the root form could be either "aberille" or "aberil" here, though the reference you mentioned earlier suggests that "aberelle" was the more common root. Either way, I agree that this should be considered a pure form of "aberil".