wæstmbære
Old English
Etymology
From wæstm + -bǣre.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ˈwæstmˌbæː.re/
Adjective
wæstmbǣre
- fruitful, fertile, productive
Declension
Declension of wæstmbǣre — Strong
| Singular | Masculine | Feminine | Neuter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | wæstmbǣre | wæstmbǣru, wæstmbǣro | wæstmbǣre |
| Accusative | wæstmbǣrne | wæstmbǣre | wæstmbǣre |
| Genitive | wæstmbǣres | wæstmbǣrre | wæstmbǣres |
| Dative | wæstmbǣrum | wæstmbǣrre | wæstmbǣrum |
| Instrumental | wæstmbǣre | wæstmbǣrre | wæstmbǣre |
| Plural | Masculine | Feminine | Neuter |
| Nominative | wæstmbǣre | wæstmbǣra, wæstmbǣre | wæstmbǣru, wæstmbǣro |
| Accusative | wæstmbǣre | wæstmbǣra, wæstmbǣre | wæstmbǣru, wæstmbǣro |
| Genitive | wæstmbǣrra | wæstmbǣrra | wæstmbǣrra |
| Dative | wæstmbǣrum | wæstmbǣrum | wæstmbǣrum |
| Instrumental | wæstmbǣrum | wæstmbǣrum | wæstmbǣrum |
Declension of wæstmbǣre — Weak
| Singular | Masculine | Feminine | Neuter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | wæstmbǣra | wæstmbǣre | wæstmbǣre |
| Accusative | wæstmbǣran | wæstmbǣran | wæstmbǣre |
| Genitive | wæstmbǣran | wæstmbǣran | wæstmbǣran |
| Dative | wæstmbǣran | wæstmbǣran | wæstmbǣran |
| Instrumental | wæstmbǣran | wæstmbǣran | wæstmbǣran |
| Plural | Masculine | Feminine | Neuter |
| Nominative | wæstmbǣran | wæstmbǣran | wæstmbǣran |
| Accusative | wæstmbǣran | wæstmbǣran | wæstmbǣran |
| Genitive | wæstmbǣrra, wæstmbǣrena | wæstmbǣrra, wæstmbǣrena | wæstmbǣrra, wæstmbǣrena |
| Dative | wæstmbǣrum | wæstmbǣrum | wæstmbǣrum |
| Instrumental | wæstmbǣrum | wæstmbǣrum | wæstmbǣrum |
Antonyms
- unwæstmbǣre
Derived terms
- wæstmbǣrian
- wæstmbǣrnes
- wæstmbǣru
References
Joseph Bosworth and T. Northcote Toller (1898), “wæstm-bǽre”, in An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary, 2nd edition, Oxford: Oxford University Press.