-ræden

-ræden

See also: räden and ræden

Old English

Etymology

From rǣden (“condition, state”), from Proto-Germanic *raidīniz (“arrangement, ordinance, authority”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ræːden/

Suffix

-rǣden f

1. noun suffix denoting condition or state

   brōþorrǣden (“fellowship, brotherhood”)

   burgrǣden (“citizenship”)

2. suffix indicating activity

   bedrǣden (“prayer, intercession”)

   bebodrǣden (“authority, command”)

   heordrǣden (“custody, keeping”)

3. area of, jurisdiction of

   lēodrǣden (“region, country”)

Declension

Declension of -ræden (strong ō-stem)

Case	Singular	Plural
nominative	-rǣden	-rǣdenna, -rǣdenne
accusative	-rǣdenne	-rǣdenna, -rǣdenne
genitive	-rǣdenne	-rǣdenna
dative	-rǣdenne	-rǣdennum

Derived terms

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Descendants

• Middle English: -reden, rede, -red
  • English: -red