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Old English · adjective

clibbor

Part of speech
adjective
IPA
/ˈklib.bor/
Syllables
ˈklib · bor (2 syllables)
Modern English
stickyadhesiveclinging

Meaning

  1. sticky, adhesive

  2. clinging

Declension

Strong declension of clibbor
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative clibborclibboruclibruclibboroclibroclibbor
Accusative clibborneclibboreclibreclibbor
Genitive clibboresclibresclibborreclibboresclibres
Dative clibborumclibrumclibborreclibborumclibrum
Instrumental clibboreclibreclibborreclibboreclibre
Plural
Nominative clibboreclibreclibboraclibraclibboreclibreclibboruclibruclibboroclibro
Accusative clibboreclibreclibboraclibraclibboreclibreclibboruclibruclibboroclibro
Genitive clibborraclibborraclibborra
Dative clibborumclibrumclibborumclibrumclibborumclibrum
Instrumental clibborumclibrumclibborumclibrumclibborumclibrum
Weak declension of clibbor
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative clibboraclibraclibboreclibreclibboreclibre
Accusative clibboranclibranclibboranclibranclibboreclibre
Genitive clibboranclibranclibboranclibranclibboranclibran
Dative clibboranclibranclibboranclibranclibboranclibran
Instrumental clibboranclibranclibboranclibranclibboranclibran
Plural
Nominative clibboranclibranclibboranclibranclibboranclibran
Accusative clibboranclibranclibboranclibranclibboranclibran
Genitive clibborraclibborenaclibrenaclibborraclibborenaclibrenaclibborraclibborenaclibrena
Dative clibborumclibrumclibborumclibrumclibborumclibrum
Instrumental clibborumclibrumclibborumclibrumclibborumclibrum

All forms (20)

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *klibr, presumably from Proto-Germanic *klibraz, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *gleybʰ- (“to stick, adhere”).

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