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Old English · adjective

gripul

Part of speech
adjective
IPA
/ˈɡri.pul/
Syllables
ˈɡri · pul (2 syllables)
Modern English
grippleablecapaciousmuch

Meaning

  1. able to grasp much; capacious

Declension

Strong declension of gripul
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative gripulgripulgripul
Accusative gripulnegripulegripul
Genitive gripulesgripulregripules
Dative gripulumgripulregripulum
Instrumental gripulegripulregripule
Plural
Nominative gripulegripulagripulegripul
Accusative gripulegripulagripulegripul
Genitive gripulragripulragripulra
Dative gripulumgripulumgripulum
Instrumental gripulumgripulumgripulum
Weak declension of gripul
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative gripulagripulegripule
Accusative gripulangripulangripule
Genitive gripulangripulangripulan
Dative gripulangripulangripulan
Instrumental gripulangripulangripulan
Plural
Nominative gripulangripulangripulan
Accusative gripulangripulangripulan
Genitive gripulragripulenagripulragripulenagripulragripulena
Dative gripulumgripulumgripulum
Instrumental gripulumgripulumgripulum

All forms (10)

Etymology

From grīpan + -ul.

Descendants

gripple

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