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Old English · adjective

unsoden

Part of speech
adjective
IPA
/ˈunˌso.den/
Syllables
ˈun · ˌso · den (3 syllables)
Modern English
unsoddenunboileduncooked

Meaning

  1. unsodden, unboiled, uncooked

    Nū wile monna sum mīn flǣsċ fretan, felles ne reċċeð, siþþan hē mē of sīdan seaxes orde hȳd ārȳpeð, …ec hr…þe siþþan iteð unsodene ea…

    Now one of men wishes to eat my flesh, doesn't care for skin, since he tears hide from me by a point of knife's sides, since he eats uncooked…

    c. 980, Exeter Book Riddle 77:

Declension

Strong declension of unsoden
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative unsodenunsodenunsoden
Accusative unsodenneunsodeneunsoden
Genitive unsodenesunsodenreunsodenes
Dative unsodenumunsodenreunsodenum
Instrumental unsodeneunsodenreunsodene
Plural
Nominative unsodeneunsodenaunsodeneunsoden
Accusative unsodeneunsodenaunsodeneunsoden
Genitive unsodenraunsodenraunsodenra
Dative unsodenumunsodenumunsodenum
Instrumental unsodenumunsodenumunsodenum
Weak declension of unsoden
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative unsodenaunsodeneunsodene
Accusative unsodenanunsodenanunsodene
Genitive unsodenanunsodenanunsodenan
Dative unsodenanunsodenanunsodenan
Instrumental unsodenanunsodenanunsodenan
Plural
Nominative unsodenanunsodenanunsodenan
Accusative unsodenanunsodenanunsodenan
Genitive unsodenraunsodenenaunsodenraunsodenenaunsodenraunsodenena
Dative unsodenumunsodenumunsodenum
Instrumental unsodenumunsodenumunsodenum

All forms (10)

Etymology

From un- (“un-”) + soden (“cooked”).

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