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Old English · adjective

selfwille

Part of speech
adjective
IPA
/ˈself.wil.le/
[ˈseɫv.wiɫ.ɫe]
Syllables
ˈself · wil · le (3 syllables)
Modern English
voluntary

Meaning

  1. voluntary

Declension

Strong declension of selfwille
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative selfwilleselfwilluselfwilloselfwille
Accusative selfwilneselfwilleselfwille
Genitive selfwillesselfwilreselfwilles
Dative selfwillumselfwilreselfwillum
Instrumental selfwilleselfwilreselfwille
Plural
Nominative selfwilleselfwillaselfwilleselfwilluselfwillo
Accusative selfwilleselfwillaselfwilleselfwilluselfwillo
Genitive selfwilraselfwilraselfwilra
Dative selfwillumselfwillumselfwillum
Instrumental selfwillumselfwillumselfwillum
Weak declension of selfwille
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative selfwillaselfwilleselfwille
Accusative selfwillanselfwillanselfwille
Genitive selfwillanselfwillanselfwillan
Dative selfwillanselfwillanselfwillan
Instrumental selfwillanselfwillanselfwillan
Plural
Nominative selfwillanselfwillanselfwillan
Accusative selfwillanselfwillanselfwillan
Genitive selfwilraselfwillenaselfwilraselfwillenaselfwilraselfwillena
Dative selfwillumselfwillumselfwillum
Instrumental selfwillumselfwillumselfwillum

All forms (11)

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *selbawiljaz. Cognate with Gothic (silbawiljis). Equivalent to self- + -wille.

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