Even though I'm not Allan, I'll give an answer: it's 'sk�l' as the most common version of the acusative, but 'sk�li' is also acceptable as this version has been found in texts.

Fred and Grace Hatton <hatton@...> wrote:

Thank you, Allan, always glad for any and all corrections.  Could you
help with one little word that we are still not sure is correct in our
rune inscription on the wooden bowl?  What is the accusative of sk�l
(feminine) for bowl?  Is it the same as the nominative.  I couldn't
figure out which declension it belonged in.
Grace
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Fred & Grace Hatton
Hawley, Pa.








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