mykil

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse mikill, from Proto-Germanic *mikilaz, from Proto-Indo-European *meǵh₂-.

Adjective

mykil

  1. great, tall of stature
  2. great, large, in bulk or size
  3. (of quantity) much
  4. prominent

Declension

Declension of mykil (strong)
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative mykil mykil mykit
accusative mykin mykla mykit
dative myklum, myklom
myklum, myklom 		mykili
mykili 		myklu
myklu
genitive mykils mykilar mykils
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative myklir
myklir 		myklar mykil
accusative mykla myklar mykil
dative myklum, myklom
myklum, myklom 		myklum, myklom
myklum, myklom 		myklum, myklom
myklum, myklom
genitive mykila
mykila 		mykila
mykila 		mykila
mykila
Declension of mykiler (weak)
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative mykli
mykli 		mykla mykla
accusative mykla myklu
myklu 		mykla
dative mykla myklu
myklu 		mykla
genitive mykla myklu
myklu 		mykla
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative myklu
myklu 		myklu
myklu 		myklu
myklu
accusative myklu
myklu 		myklu
myklu 		myklu
myklu
dative myklum, myklom
myklum, myklom 		myklum, myklom
myklum, myklom 		myklum, myklom
myklum, myklom
genitive myklu
myklu 		myklu
myklu 		myklu
myklu

Descendants

  • Swedish: mycken
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