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Old English · suffix

-ful

Part of speech
suffix
IPA
/ful/
Syllables
ful (1 syllable)
Modern English
-fulfulfull

Meaning

  1. full of; -ful

Declension

Strong declension of -ful
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative -ful-ful-ful
Accusative -fulne-fulle-ful
Genitive -fulles-fulre-fulles
Dative -fullum-fulre-fullum
Instrumental -fulle-fulre-fulle
Plural
Nominative -fulle-fulla-fulle-ful
Accusative -fulle-fulla-fulle-ful
Genitive -fulra-fulra-fulra
Dative -fullum-fullum-fullum
Instrumental -fullum-fullum-fullum
Weak declension of -ful
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative -fulla-fulle-fulle
Accusative -fullan-fullan-fulle
Genitive -fullan-fullan-fullan
Dative -fullan-fullan-fullan
Instrumental -fullan-fullan-fullan
Plural
Nominative -fullan-fullan-fullan
Accusative -fullan-fullan-fullan
Genitive -fulra-fullena-fulra-fullena-fulra-fullena
Dative -fullum-fullum-fullum
Instrumental -fullum-fullum-fullum

All forms (10)

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *-fullaz (“-ful”), from Proto-Germanic *fullaz (“full”).

Descendants

-ful

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