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Old English · adjective

cwedol

Part of speech
adjective
IPA
/ˈkwe.dol/
Syllables
ˈkwe · dol (2 syllables)
Modern English
eloquent

Meaning

  1. eloquent

  2. talkative

Declension

Strong declension of cwedol
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative cwedolcwedolcwedol
Accusative cwedolnecwedolecwedol
Genitive cwedolescwedolrecwedoles
Dative cwedolumcwedolrecwedolum
Instrumental cwedolecwedolrecwedole
Plural
Nominative cwedolecwedolacwedolecwedol
Accusative cwedolecwedolacwedolecwedol
Genitive cwedolracwedolracwedolra
Dative cwedolumcwedolumcwedolum
Instrumental cwedolumcwedolumcwedolum
Weak declension of cwedol
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative cwedolacwedolecwedole
Accusative cwedolancwedolancwedole
Genitive cwedolancwedolancwedolan
Dative cwedolancwedolancwedolan
Instrumental cwedolancwedolancwedolan
Plural
Nominative cwedolancwedolancwedolan
Accusative cwedolancwedolancwedolan
Genitive cwedolracwedolenacwedolracwedolenacwedolracwedolena
Dative cwedolumcwedolumcwedolum
Instrumental cwedolumcwedolumcwedolum

All forms (10)

Etymology

From a derivative of cweþan (“to say”) + -ol.

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