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Old English · adjective

forcuþ

Normalised forcūþ

Part of speech
adjective
IPA
/forˈkuːθ/
Syllables
for · ˈkuːθ (2 syllables)
Modern English
perverseinfamous

Meaning

  1. perverse

  2. bad, wicked

  3. infamous

Declension

Strong declension of forcuþ
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative forcūþforcūþforcūþ
Accusative forcūþneforcūþeforcūþ
Genitive forcūþesforcūþreforcūþes
Dative forcūþumforcūþreforcūþum
Instrumental forcūþeforcūþreforcūþe
Plural
Nominative forcūþeforcūþaforcūþeforcūþ
Accusative forcūþeforcūþaforcūþeforcūþ
Genitive forcūþraforcūþraforcūþra
Dative forcūþumforcūþumforcūþum
Instrumental forcūþumforcūþumforcūþum
Weak declension of forcuþ
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative forcūþaforcūþeforcūþe
Accusative forcūþanforcūþanforcūþe
Genitive forcūþanforcūþanforcūþan
Dative forcūþanforcūþanforcūþan
Instrumental forcūþanforcūþanforcūþan
Plural
Nominative forcūþanforcūþanforcūþan
Accusative forcūþanforcūþanforcūþan
Genitive forcūþraforcūþenaforcūþraforcūþenaforcūþraforcūþena
Dative forcūþumforcūþumforcūþum
Instrumental forcūþumforcūþumforcūþum

All forms (10)

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *frakunþaz, past participle of *frakunnaną (“to despise”)

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