hreorig
Old English
Etymology
From Proto-West Germanic *hreurīg (“diligent, zealous, busy”), from Proto-Germanic *hreuzīgaz, from Proto-Indo-European *krow- (“to fall, beat, break”). Equivalent to hrēosan + -iġ
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ˈxre͜oː.rij/, [ˈr̥e͜oː.rij]
Adjective
hrēoriġ
Declension
Declension of hrēoriġ — Strong
Singular | Masculine | Feminine | Neuter |
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Nominative | hrēoriġ | hrēoriġu, hrēorġu, hrēoriġo, hrēorġo | hrēoriġ |
Accusative | hrēoriġne | hrēoriġe, hrēorġe | hrēoriġ |
Genitive | hrēoriġes, hrēorġes | hrēoriġre | hrēoriġes, hrēorġes |
Dative | hrēoriġum, hrēorġum | hrēoriġre | hrēoriġum, hrēorġum |
Instrumental | hrēoriġe, hrēorġe | hrēoriġre | hrēoriġe, hrēorġe |
Plural | Masculine | Feminine | Neuter |
Nominative | hrēoriġe, hrēorġe | hrēoriġa, hrēorġa, hrēoriġe, hrēorġe | hrēoriġu, hrēorġu, hrēoriġo, hrēorġo |
Accusative | hrēoriġe, hrēorġe | hrēoriġa, hrēorġa, hrēoriġe, hrēorġe | hrēoriġu, hrēorġu, hrēoriġo, hrēorġo |
Genitive | hrēoriġra | hrēoriġra | hrēoriġra |
Dative | hrēoriġum, hrēorġum | hrēoriġum, hrēorġum | hrēoriġum, hrēorġum |
Instrumental | hrēoriġum, hrēorġum | hrēoriġum, hrēorġum | hrēoriġum, hrēorġum |
Declension of hrēoriġ — Weak
Singular | Masculine | Feminine | Neuter |
---|---|---|---|
Nominative | hrēoriġa, hrēorġa | hrēoriġe, hrēorġe | hrēoriġe, hrēorġe |
Accusative | hrēoriġan, hrēorġan | hrēoriġan, hrēorġan | hrēoriġe, hrēorġe |
Genitive | hrēoriġan, hrēorġan | hrēoriġan, hrēorġan | hrēoriġan, hrēorġan |
Dative | hrēoriġan, hrēorġan | hrēoriġan, hrēorġan | hrēoriġan, hrēorġan |
Instrumental | hrēoriġan, hrēorġan | hrēoriġan, hrēorġan | hrēoriġan, hrēorġan |
Plural | Masculine | Feminine | Neuter |
Nominative | hrēoriġan, hrēorġan | hrēoriġan, hrēorġan | hrēoriġan, hrēorġan |
Accusative | hrēoriġan, hrēorġan | hrēoriġan, hrēorġan | hrēoriġan, hrēorġan |
Genitive | hrēoriġra, hrēoriġena, hrēorġena | hrēoriġra, hrēoriġena, hrēorġena | hrēoriġra, hrēoriġena, hrēorġena |
Dative | hrēoriġum, hrēorġum | hrēoriġum, hrēorġum | hrēoriġum, hrēorġum |
Instrumental | hrēoriġum, hrēorġum | hrēoriġum, hrēorġum | hrēoriġum, hrēorġum |
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