beadurof

Old English

Etymology

beadu (“battle”) +‎ rōf (“strong; renowned”).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈbæ͜ɑ.du.roːf/

Adjective

beadurōf

  1. strong, renowned in battle
    • Anonymous, Beowulf 3160a:
      beadurōfes bēcn
      the beacon of the battle-renowned one

Declension

Declension of beadurōf — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative beadurōf beadurōf beadurōf
Accusative beadurōfne beadurōfe beadurōf
Genitive beadurōfes beadurōfre beadurōfes
Dative beadurōfum beadurōfre beadurōfum
Instrumental beadurōfe beadurōfre beadurōfe
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative beadurōfe beadurōfa, beadurōfe beadurōf
Accusative beadurōfe beadurōfa, beadurōfe beadurōf
Genitive beadurōfra beadurōfra beadurōfra
Dative beadurōfum beadurōfum beadurōfum
Instrumental beadurōfum beadurōfum beadurōfum
Declension of beadurōf — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative beadurōfa beadurōfe beadurōfe
Accusative beadurōfan beadurōfan beadurōfe
Genitive beadurōfan beadurōfan beadurōfan
Dative beadurōfan beadurōfan beadurōfan
Instrumental beadurōfan beadurōfan beadurōfan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative beadurōfan beadurōfan beadurōfan
Accusative beadurōfan beadurōfan beadurōfan
Genitive beadurōfra, beadurōfena beadurōfra, beadurōfena beadurōfra, beadurōfena
Dative beadurōfum beadurōfum beadurōfum
Instrumental beadurōfum beadurōfum beadurōfum
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