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Old English · adjective

lustsum

Part of speech
adjective
IPA
/ˈlust.sum/
Syllables
ˈlust · sum (2 syllables)
Modern English
desirablelustsomepleasing

Meaning

  1. desirable, pleasing, pleasant

Declension

Strong declension of lustsum
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative lustsumlustsumulustsmulustsumolustsmolustsum
Accusative lustsumnelustsumelustsmelustsum
Genitive lustsumeslustsmeslustsumrelustsumeslustsmes
Dative lustsumumlustsmumlustsumrelustsumumlustsmum
Instrumental lustsumelustsmelustsumrelustsumelustsme
Plural
Nominative lustsumelustsmelustsumalustsmalustsumelustsmelustsumulustsmulustsumolustsmo
Accusative lustsumelustsmelustsumalustsmalustsumelustsmelustsumulustsmulustsumolustsmo
Genitive lustsumralustsumralustsumra
Dative lustsumumlustsmumlustsumumlustsmumlustsumumlustsmum
Instrumental lustsumumlustsmumlustsumumlustsmumlustsumumlustsmum
Weak declension of lustsum
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative lustsumalustsmalustsumelustsmelustsumelustsme
Accusative lustsumanlustsmanlustsumanlustsmanlustsumelustsme
Genitive lustsumanlustsmanlustsumanlustsmanlustsumanlustsman
Dative lustsumanlustsmanlustsumanlustsmanlustsumanlustsman
Instrumental lustsumanlustsmanlustsumanlustsmanlustsumanlustsman
Plural
Nominative lustsumanlustsmanlustsumanlustsmanlustsumanlustsman
Accusative lustsumanlustsmanlustsumanlustsmanlustsumanlustsman
Genitive lustsumralustsumenalustsmenalustsumralustsumenalustsmenalustsumralustsumenalustsmena
Dative lustsumumlustsmumlustsumumlustsmumlustsumumlustsmum
Instrumental lustsumumlustsmumlustsumumlustsmumlustsumumlustsmum

All forms (20)

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *lustusam, from Proto-Germanic *lustusamaz, equivalent to lust + -sum.

Descendants

lustsome

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