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Old English · adjective

rof

Normalised rōf

Part of speech
adjective
IPA
/roːf/
Syllables
roːf (1 syllable)
Modern English
vigorousvaliantrenownedkeen

Meaning

  1. vigorous, strong; valiant, brave, keen

    Ġēat uniġmetes wel / rōfne randwigan restan lyste.

    Eager the Geat, shield-fighter sturdy, for sleeping yearned

    Beowulf
  2. noble, renowned

    ac hē mæġnes rōf mīn costode.

    But he, famed for his strength, tested me.

    Beowulf

Declension

Strong declension of rof
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative rōfrōfrōf
Accusative rōfnerōferōf
Genitive rōfesrōfrerōfes
Dative rōfumrōfrerōfum
Instrumental rōferōfrerōfe
Plural
Nominative rōferōfarōferōf
Accusative rōferōfarōferōf
Genitive rōfrarōfrarōfra
Dative rōfumrōfumrōfum
Instrumental rōfumrōfumrōfum
Weak declension of rof
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative rōfarōferōfe
Accusative rōfanrōfanrōfe
Genitive rōfanrōfanrōfan
Dative rōfanrōfanrōfan
Instrumental rōfanrōfanrōfan
Plural
Nominative rōfanrōfanrōfan
Accusative rōfanrōfanrōfan
Genitive rōfrarōfenarōfrarōfenarōfrarōfena
Dative rōfumrōfumrōfum
Instrumental rōfumrōfumrōfum

All forms (10)

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *rōf.

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