DICTIONARY OF REVIVED PRUSSIAN:

SWINJAÎNA [Swinnistin + kiauliena, wieprzowina MK] pork
SWINNISTIN n [Swintian E 682] swine
SWINTAI av [Swintai 10313] sacredly
SWINTAI ↑ Swints nom pl m Swintai 49 6
SWINTA LÎNDA [Heiligelinde ON MK] Swiæta Lipka (Heilige Linde)
SWINTAN ↑ Swints acc sg swintan 51, gen pl Swintan 45 5
SWINTANS ↑ Swints acc pl Swintans 85
SWINTAS ↑ Swints gen sg m swyntas II 11
SWINTIKAI pl tantum [Swints drv, ƒswitek –ƒswitki MK] holiday, festival
SWINTIKANS ↑ Swintiks acc pl Swintickens 133
SWINTIKS [Swintickens 133] a saint
SWINTINA ↑ Swintintun ps 3 Swintina 4517
SWINTINTS ↑ Swintintun pc pt Pa Swintints 47
SWINTINTUN [swintintwey I 5] to hallow, sanctify, celebrate
SWINTINUNS ↑ Swintintun pc pt ac Swintinons 4514
SWINTISKU [Swintiskan 45] sanctity, holiness
SWINTISKWAN ↑ Swintisku acc Swintiskan 45
SWINTS aj [swints 7919] saint, holy, sacred
SWIRRINTUN /-TWEI [Swirtwei drv] to shake loose (make rickety); to
be shaky, be rickety, to stagger (being rickety)
SWIRTWEI [svirti, svçrties MK] to slope (nod, tilt), nod (tilt)
SWÎT~I nom pl [switai 55] world
SWÎTAN n [Swetan E 792] secular world
SWÎTAS ↑ Swîtan gen sg Swîtas 51
SWÎTEWISKAN ↑ Swîtewiskas aj acc Swîtewiskan 89
SWÎTEWISKAS aj nom sg m [Swîtewiskan 89] laily, secular, worldly
Ð
Ð [sch], voiceless fricative spirant, originally palatal, which have caused neutralization
of a following e and a as a; no short e, but only a is spelled after ð in
Prussian words (see A)
Ð~I ↑ Ðis nom pl m schai 7516
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