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Old English · adjective

gifol

Normalised ġifol

Part of speech
adjective
IPA
/ˈji.fol/
[ˈji.vol]
Syllables
ˈji · fol (2 syllables)
Modern English
liberalgenerousbountiful

Meaning

  1. liberal, generous

  2. bountiful, gracious

Declension

Strong declension of gifol
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative ġifolġifolġifol
Accusative ġifolneġifoleġifol
Genitive ġifolesġifolreġifoles
Dative ġifolumġifolreġifolum
Instrumental ġifoleġifolreġifole
Plural
Nominative ġifoleġifolaġifoleġifol
Accusative ġifoleġifolaġifoleġifol
Genitive ġifolraġifolraġifolra
Dative ġifolumġifolumġifolum
Instrumental ġifolumġifolumġifolum
Weak declension of gifol
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative ġifolaġifoleġifole
Accusative ġifolanġifolanġifole
Genitive ġifolanġifolanġifolan
Dative ġifolanġifolanġifolan
Instrumental ġifolanġifolanġifolan
Plural
Nominative ġifolanġifolanġifolan
Accusative ġifolanġifolanġifolan
Genitive ġifolraġifolenaġifolraġifolenaġifolraġifolena
Dative ġifolumġifolumġifolum
Instrumental ġifolumġifolumġifolum

All forms (10)

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *gebul, from Proto-Germanic *gebulaz. Equivalent to ġiefan (to give) + -ol.

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