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Old English · adjective

hnah

Normalised hnāh

Part of speech
adjective
IPA
/xnɑːx/
[n̥ɑːx]
Syllables
xnɑːx (1 syllable)
Modern English
humblelowlyabject

Meaning

  1. humble, lowly

  2. abject, poor

Declension

Strong declension of hnah
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative hnāhhnāhhnāh
Accusative hnāgnehnāgehnāh
Genitive hnāgeshnāgrehnāges
Dative hnāgumhnāgrehnāgum
Instrumental hnāgehnāgrehnāge
Plural
Nominative hnāgehnāgahnāgehnāh
Accusative hnāgehnāgahnāgehnāh
Genitive hnāgrahnāgrahnāgra
Dative hnāgumhnāgumhnāgum
Instrumental hnāgumhnāgumhnāgum
Weak declension of hnah
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative hnāgahnāgehnāge
Accusative hnāganhnāganhnāge
Genitive hnāganhnāganhnāgan
Dative hnāganhnāganhnāgan
Instrumental hnāganhnāganhnāgan
Plural
Nominative hnāganhnāganhnāgan
Accusative hnāganhnāganhnāgan
Genitive hnāgrahnāgenahnāgrahnāgenahnāgrahnāgena
Dative hnāgumhnāgumhnāgum
Instrumental hnāgumhnāgumhnāgum

All forms (10)

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *hnaigu, from Proto-Germanic *hnaigwaz. Compare Gothic (hnaiws).

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