wordsnotor

Old English

Etymology

Compound of word (“word”) +‎ snotor (“wise”)

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈwordˌsno.tor/, [ˈworˠdˌsno.tor]

Adjective

wordsnotor

  1. eloquent
  2. learned
  3. expert in speech

Declension

Declension of wordsnotor — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative wordsnotor wordsnotor wordsnotor
Accusative wordsnotorne wordsnotore wordsnotor
Genitive wordsnotores wordsnotorre wordsnotores
Dative wordsnotorum wordsnotorre wordsnotorum
Instrumental wordsnotore wordsnotorre wordsnotore
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative wordsnotore wordsnotora, wordsnotore wordsnotor
Accusative wordsnotore wordsnotora, wordsnotore wordsnotor
Genitive wordsnotorra wordsnotorra wordsnotorra
Dative wordsnotorum wordsnotorum wordsnotorum
Instrumental wordsnotorum wordsnotorum wordsnotorum
Declension of wordsnotor — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative wordsnotora wordsnotore wordsnotore
Accusative wordsnotoran wordsnotoran wordsnotore
Genitive wordsnotoran wordsnotoran wordsnotoran
Dative wordsnotoran wordsnotoran wordsnotoran
Instrumental wordsnotoran wordsnotoran wordsnotoran
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative wordsnotoran wordsnotoran wordsnotoran
Accusative wordsnotoran wordsnotoran wordsnotoran
Genitive wordsnotorra, wordsnotorena wordsnotorra, wordsnotorena wordsnotorra, wordsnotorena
Dative wordsnotorum wordsnotorum wordsnotorum
Instrumental wordsnotorum wordsnotorum wordsnotorum

References

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