hreof

Old English

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *hreubaz (“rough, scabby”), from Proto-Indo-European *kreup (“scab, crust”)

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /xre͜oːf/, [r̥e͜oːf]

Adjective

hrēof

  1. rough
  2. rugged
  3. leprous

Declension

Declension of hrēof — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative hrēof hrēof hrēof
Accusative hrēofne hrēofe hrēof
Genitive hrēofes hrēofre hrēofes
Dative hrēofum hrēofre hrēofum
Instrumental hrēofe hrēofre hrēofe
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative hrēofe hrēofa, hrēofe hrēof
Accusative hrēofe hrēofa, hrēofe hrēof
Genitive hrēofra hrēofra hrēofra
Dative hrēofum hrēofum hrēofum
Instrumental hrēofum hrēofum hrēofum
Declension of hrēof — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative hrēofa hrēofe hrēofe
Accusative hrēofan hrēofan hrēofe
Genitive hrēofan hrēofan hrēofan
Dative hrēofan hrēofan hrēofan
Instrumental hrēofan hrēofan hrēofan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative hrēofan hrēofan hrēofan
Accusative hrēofan hrēofan hrēofan
Genitive hrēofra, hrēofena hrēofra, hrēofena hrēofra, hrēofena
Dative hrēofum hrēofum hrēofum
Instrumental hrēofum hrēofum hrēofum

Descendants

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