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Old English · adjective

adryge

Normalised ādrȳġe

Part of speech
adjective
IPA
/ˈɑːˌdryː.je/
Syllables
ˈɑː · ˌdryː · je (3 syllables)
Modern English
dry

adryge1 · adjective

Senses

  1. dry

Declension

Strong declension of adryge
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative ādrȳġeādrȳġuādrȳġoādrȳġe
Accusative ādrȳġneādrȳġeādrȳġe
Genitive ādrȳġesādrȳġreādrȳġes
Dative ādrȳġumādrȳġreādrȳġum
Instrumental ādrȳġeādrȳġreādrȳġe
Plural
Nominative ādrȳġeādrȳġaādrȳġeādrȳġuādrȳġo
Accusative ādrȳġeādrȳġaādrȳġeādrȳġuādrȳġo
Genitive ādrȳġraādrȳġraādrȳġra
Dative ādrȳġumādrȳġumādrȳġum
Instrumental ādrȳġumādrȳġumādrȳġum
Weak declension of adryge
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative ādrȳġaādrȳġeādrȳġe
Accusative ādrȳġanādrȳġanādrȳġe
Genitive ādrȳġanādrȳġanādrȳġan
Dative ādrȳġanādrȳġanādrȳġan
Instrumental ādrȳġanādrȳġanādrȳġan
Plural
Nominative ādrȳġanādrȳġanādrȳġan
Accusative ādrȳġanādrȳġanādrȳġan
Genitive ādrȳġraādrȳġenaādrȳġraādrȳġenaādrȳġraādrȳġena
Dative ādrȳġumādrȳġumādrȳġum
Instrumental ādrȳġumādrȳġumādrȳġum

adryge2 · verb · inflected form

Senses

  1. inflection of ādrȳġan:; first-person singular present indicative

  2. inflection of ādrȳġan:; singular present subjunctive

  3. Inflected form of ādrȳġan

All forms (11)

Etymology

From ā- + drȳġe (“dry”).

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