Disputatio:Boeuf

Shouldn't the actual case the word comes from be given? (Bovem, I assume.) --Vladisdead 09:40 oct 15, 2004 (UTC)

Maybe. But French is more complicated, as Old French still had two cases. Some modern French words descend not from the Old French oblique [= Lat. acc.] but the Old French nominative [= Lat. nom.]. (Sœur “sister” is an example: Old French suer nom.sg., seror obl.sg., serors nom./obl.pl., by Middle French remodeled to suer sg. suers pl.) I didn't know what kind bœuf was (it may have been remodeled already in OFr., like flors from flos) so I didn't put that information in—though I actually was going to. If you have better information, feel free to add it. —Myces Tiberinus 14:02 oct 15, 2004 (UTC)

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