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Old English · adjective

wese

Normalised wēse

Part of speech
adjective
IPA
/ˈweː.se/
[ˈweː.ze]
Syllables
ˈweː · se (2 syllables)
Modern English
maceratedmoist

Meaning

  1. moist

  2. macerated

Declension

Strong declension of wese
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative wēsewēsuwēsowēse
Accusative wēsnewēsewēse
Genitive wēseswēsrewēses
Dative wēsumwēsrewēsum
Instrumental wēsewēsrewēse
Plural
Nominative wēsewēsawēsewēsuwēso
Accusative wēsewēsawēsewēsuwēso
Genitive wēsrawēsrawēsra
Dative wēsumwēsumwēsum
Instrumental wēsumwēsumwēsum
Weak declension of wese
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative wēsawēsewēse
Accusative wēsanwēsanwēse
Genitive wēsanwēsanwēsan
Dative wēsanwēsanwēsan
Instrumental wēsanwēsanwēsan
Plural
Nominative wēsanwēsanwēsan
Accusative wēsanwēsanwēsan
Genitive wēsrawēsenawēsrawēsenawēsrawēsena
Dative wēsumwēsumwēsum
Instrumental wēsumwēsumwēsum

All forms (11)

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *wōsijaz, from Proto-Germanic *wōsaz (“moist”), from Proto-Indo-European *wes- (“moisture; wet”). Akin to Old English wēsan (“to soak”), Old English wōs (“moisture, juice, sap”).

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