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Old English · adjective

unsæle

Normalised unsǣle

Part of speech
adjective
IPA
/ˈunˌsæː.le/
Syllables
ˈun · ˌsæː · le (3 syllables)
Modern English
unseelevil

Meaning

  1. evil, wicked

Declension

Strong declension of unsæle
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative unsǣleunsǣluunsǣlounsǣle
Accusative unsǣlneunsǣleunsǣle
Genitive unsǣlesunsǣlreunsǣles
Dative unsǣlumunsǣlreunsǣlum
Instrumental unsǣleunsǣlreunsǣle
Plural
Nominative unsǣleunsǣlaunsǣleunsǣluunsǣlo
Accusative unsǣleunsǣlaunsǣleunsǣluunsǣlo
Genitive unsǣlraunsǣlraunsǣlra
Dative unsǣlumunsǣlumunsǣlum
Instrumental unsǣlumunsǣlumunsǣlum
Weak declension of unsæle
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative unsǣlaunsǣleunsǣle
Accusative unsǣlanunsǣlanunsǣle
Genitive unsǣlanunsǣlanunsǣlan
Dative unsǣlanunsǣlanunsǣlan
Instrumental unsǣlanunsǣlanunsǣlan
Plural
Nominative unsǣlanunsǣlanunsǣlan
Accusative unsǣlanunsǣlanunsǣlan
Genitive unsǣlraunsǣlenaunsǣlraunsǣlenaunsǣlraunsǣlena
Dative unsǣlumunsǣlumunsǣlum
Instrumental unsǣlumunsǣlumunsǣlum

All forms (11)

Descendants

unseel

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