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Old English · adjective

stearc

Part of speech
adjective
IPA
/stæ͜ɑrk/
[stæ͜ɑrˠk]
Syllables
stæ͜ɑrk (1 syllable)
Modern English
starkharshsternrigidunyieldingseverebendingimpetuous

Meaning

  1. severe, stern, harsh

  2. stiff, rigid, not bending, unyielding

  3. hard, rough

  4. strong, violent, impetuous, vehement

Declension

Strong declension of stearc
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative stearcstearcstearc
Accusative stearcnestearcestearc
Genitive stearcesstearcrestearces
Dative stearcumstearcrestearcum
Instrumental stearcestearcrestearce
Plural
Nominative stearcestearcastearcestearc
Accusative stearcestearcastearcestearc
Genitive stearcrastearcrastearcra
Dative stearcumstearcumstearcum
Instrumental stearcumstearcumstearcum
Weak declension of stearc
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative stearcastearcestearce
Accusative stearcanstearcanstearce
Genitive stearcanstearcanstearcan
Dative stearcanstearcanstearcan
Instrumental stearcanstearcanstearcan
Plural
Nominative stearcanstearcanstearcan
Accusative stearcanstearcanstearcan
Genitive stearcrastearcenastearcrastearcenastearcrastearcena
Dative stearcumstearcumstearcum
Instrumental stearcumstearcumstearcum

All forms (10)

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *stark. Cognate with Old High German stark (German stark), Old Norse sterkr (Swedish stark, Danish stærk, Norwegian Bokmål sterk).

Descendants

stark

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