In contrast to the other Germanic languages, Gothic has two endings in the genitive plural: all masculines and neuters have -ē (e.g. dagē, waúrdē, gastē, suniwē, attanē, haírtanē, brōprē); of the feminines, some have -ē, some -ō (e.g. qēnē, mahtē, handiwē, baúrgē, but þiudō, tuggōnō, manageinō). The other Germanic languages have only one ending each: OHG OS -o (e.g. tago, dago), OIcel. OE -a (daga). This ending agrees with Gothic -ō, from Proto-Germanic -õ(n). The Gothic ending -ē is unique not only in Germanic but in Indo-European.