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Old English · noun

yce

Normalised ȳċe

Part of speech: noun, masculine / feminine
IPA: /ˈyː.t͡ʃe/
Syllables: ˈyː · t͡ʃe (2 syllables)
Modern English: toad frog poisonous

yce1 · noun · masculine/feminine

Senses

toad; poisonous frog

Declension

Declension of yce
	Singular	Plural
Nominative	ȳċe	ȳċan ȳċean ȳċas ȳċeas
Accusative	ȳċan ȳċean ȳċe	ȳċan ȳċean ȳċas ȳċeas
Genitive	ȳċan ȳċean ȳċes	ȳċena ȳċa ȳċea
Dative	ȳċan ȳċean ȳċe	ȳċum ȳċeum

yce2 · noun · feminine · alternative form

Senses

alternative form of hice (a type of bird)

Declension · weak n-stem

Declension of yce
	Singular	Plural
Nominative	yce	ycan
Accusative	ycan	ycan
Genitive	ycan	ycena
Dative	ycan	ycum

All forms (15)

ȳċe
ȳċan
ȳċean
ȳċas
ȳċeas
ȳċes
ȳċena
ȳċa
ȳċea
ȳċum
ȳċeum
yce
ycan
ycena
ycum

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *ūkijā, diminutive of *ūkā.

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