[Early Britain by Grant Allen]@TWC D-Link bookEarly Britain CHAPTER XVIII 19/41
_Gen._ husa. _Dat._ huse.
_Dat._ husum. _Acc._ hus.
_Acc._ hus. Hence our "collective" plurals, such as _fish_, _deer_, _sheep_, and _trout_. There is also a weak declension, much the same for all three genders, of which the masculine form runs as follows:-- SING.
PLUR. _Nom._ guma (_a man_).
_Nom._ guman. _Gen._ guman.
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