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Old English · adjective

stif

Normalised stīf

Part of speech
adjective
IPA
/stiːf/
Syllables
stiːf (1 syllable)
Modern English
stifffirmfixed

Meaning

  1. Stiff, firm, hard

  2. Strong, fixed

Declension

Strong declension of stif
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative stīfstīfstīf
Accusative stīfnestīfestīf
Genitive stīfesstīfrestīfes
Dative stīfumstīfrestīfum
Instrumental stīfestīfrestīfe
Plural
Nominative stīfestīfastīfestīf
Accusative stīfestīfastīfestīf
Genitive stīfrastīfrastīfra
Dative stīfumstīfumstīfum
Instrumental stīfumstīfumstīfum
Weak declension of stif
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative stīfastīfestīfe
Accusative stīfanstīfanstīfe
Genitive stīfanstīfanstīfan
Dative stīfanstīfanstīfan
Instrumental stīfanstīfanstīfan
Plural
Nominative stīfanstīfanstīfan
Accusative stīfanstīfanstīfan
Genitive stīfrastīfenastīfrastīfenastīfrastīfena
Dative stīfumstīfumstīfum
Instrumental stīfumstīfumstīfum

All forms (10)

Etymology

Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *steyp Proto-Germanic *stīfaz Proto-West Germanic *stīf Old English stif From Proto-West Germanic *stīf.

Descendants

stiff

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