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Old English · suffix

-heort

Part of speech
suffix
IPA
/xe͜ort/
[he͜orˠt]
Syllables
xe͜ort (1 syllable)
Modern English
hearted-hearted

Meaning

  1. -hearted

    ċeald (“cold”) + -heort → ċealdheort (“coldhearted”)

Declension

Strong declension of -heort
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative -heort-heort-heort
Accusative -heortne-heorte-heort
Genitive -heortes-heortre-heortes
Dative -heortum-heortre-heortum
Instrumental -heorte-heortre-heorte
Plural
Nominative -heorte-heorta-heorte-heort
Accusative -heorte-heorta-heorte-heort
Genitive -heortra-heortra-heortra
Dative -heortum-heortum-heortum
Instrumental -heortum-heortum-heortum
Weak declension of -heort
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative -heorta-heorte-heorte
Accusative -heortan-heortan-heorte
Genitive -heortan-heortan-heortan
Dative -heortan-heortan-heortan
Instrumental -heortan-heortan-heortan
Plural
Nominative -heortan-heortan-heortan
Accusative -heortan-heortan-heortan
Genitive -heortra-heortena-heortra-heortena-heortra-heortena
Dative -heortum-heortum-heortum
Instrumental -heortum-heortum-heortum

All forms (10)

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *-hert(ī), from Proto-Germanic *-hertaz, derived from *hertô (“heart”) (Old English heorte). Cognate with Old Saxon -hert, Old High German -herz, Gothic - (-hairts).

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