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Old English · adjective

swangor

Part of speech
adjective
IPA
/ˈswɑn.ɡor/
[ˈswɑŋ.ɡor]
Syllables
ˈswɑn · ɡor (2 syllables)
Modern English
indolentslothfulsluggishslowheavy

Meaning

  1. slow, sluggish, slothful, indolent, heavy (of the body or mind)

Declension

Strong declension of swangor
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative swangorswangoruswangruswangoroswangroswangor
Accusative swangorneswangoreswangreswangor
Genitive swangoresswangresswangorreswangoresswangres
Dative swangorumswangrumswangorreswangorumswangrum
Instrumental swangoreswangreswangorreswangoreswangre
Plural
Nominative swangoreswangreswangoraswangraswangoreswangreswangoruswangruswangoroswangro
Accusative swangoreswangreswangoraswangraswangoreswangreswangoruswangruswangoroswangro
Genitive swangorraswangorraswangorra
Dative swangorumswangrumswangorumswangrumswangorumswangrum
Instrumental swangorumswangrumswangorumswangrumswangorumswangrum
Weak declension of swangor
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative swangoraswangraswangoreswangreswangoreswangre
Accusative swangoranswangranswangoranswangranswangoreswangre
Genitive swangoranswangranswangoranswangranswangoranswangran
Dative swangoranswangranswangoranswangranswangoranswangran
Instrumental swangoranswangranswangoranswangranswangoranswangran
Plural
Nominative swangoranswangranswangoranswangranswangoranswangran
Accusative swangoranswangranswangoranswangranswangoranswangran
Genitive swangorraswangorenaswangrenaswangorraswangorenaswangrenaswangorraswangorenaswangrena
Dative swangorumswangrumswangorumswangrumswangorumswangrum
Instrumental swangorumswangrumswangorumswangrumswangorumswangrum

All forms (20)

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *swangor. Cognate with Dutch zwanger, German schwanger.

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