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Old English · adjective

gramheort

Part of speech
adjective
IPA
/ˈɡrɑmˌxe͜ort/
[ˈɡrɑmˌhe͜orˠt]
Syllables
ˈɡrɑm · ˌxe͜ort (2 syllables)
Modern English
fierce-mindedminded

Meaning

  1. fierce-minded

    grētan ēode; · iċ him gromheortum winterċeald oncweþe. · Wearm lim

    A maid or man oft went to greet sleep-weary me. Winter-cold I answer wrath-hearted them. Warm limb

    Oft mec slǣpwēriġne · seċġ oðþe mēowle

Declension

Strong declension of gramheort
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative gramheortgramheortgramheort
Accusative gramheortnegramheortegramheort
Genitive gramheortesgramheortregramheortes
Dative gramheortumgramheortregramheortum
Instrumental gramheortegramheortregramheorte
Plural
Nominative gramheortegramheortagramheortegramheort
Accusative gramheortegramheortagramheortegramheort
Genitive gramheortragramheortragramheortra
Dative gramheortumgramheortumgramheortum
Instrumental gramheortumgramheortumgramheortum
Weak declension of gramheort
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative gramheortagramheortegramheorte
Accusative gramheortangramheortangramheorte
Genitive gramheortangramheortangramheortan
Dative gramheortangramheortangramheortan
Instrumental gramheortangramheortangramheortan
Plural
Nominative gramheortangramheortangramheortan
Accusative gramheortangramheortangramheortan
Genitive gramheortragramheortenagramheortragramheortenagramheortragramheortena
Dative gramheortumgramheortumgramheortum
Instrumental gramheortumgramheortumgramheortum

All forms (10)

Etymology

From gram (“angry, hostile”) + heorte (“heart”).

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