eldertongue

Old English · adjective

hnitol

Part of speech
adjective
IPA
/ˈxni.tol/
[ˈn̥i.tol]
Syllables
ˈxni · tol (2 syllables)
Modern English
headbuttloweredpushingthrustinggivenstriking

Meaning

  1. given to striking, thrusting, or pushing; (of an animal) having the head bent or lowered as to headbutt

Declension

Strong declension of hnitol
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative hnitolhnitolhnitol
Accusative hnitolnehnitolehnitol
Genitive hnitoleshnitolrehnitoles
Dative hnitolumhnitolrehnitolum
Instrumental hnitolehnitolrehnitole
Plural
Nominative hnitolehnitolahnitolehnitol
Accusative hnitolehnitolahnitolehnitol
Genitive hnitolrahnitolrahnitolra
Dative hnitolumhnitolumhnitolum
Instrumental hnitolumhnitolumhnitolum
Weak declension of hnitol
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative hnitolahnitolehnitole
Accusative hnitolanhnitolanhnitole
Genitive hnitolanhnitolanhnitolan
Dative hnitolanhnitolanhnitolan
Instrumental hnitolanhnitolanhnitolan
Plural
Nominative hnitolanhnitolanhnitolan
Accusative hnitolanhnitolanhnitolan
Genitive hnitolrahnitolenahnitolrahnitolenahnitolrahnitolena
Dative hnitolumhnitolumhnitolum
Instrumental hnitolumhnitolumhnitolum

All forms (10)

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *hnitul, from Proto-Germanic *hnitulaz, from Proto-Germanic *hnitōną, from *hnītaną (“to bump, knock”), equivalent to hnītan + -ol.

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