syndrig

Old English

Etymology

From sundor +‎ -iġ.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈsyn.drij/

Adjective

syndriġ

  1. separate, alone
  2. special, set apart
  3. extraordinary, remarkable
  4. of that which concerns a single person; private, own
  5. (distributive) one each

Declension

Declension of syndriġ — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative syndriġ syndriġu, syndriġo syndriġ
Accusative syndriġne syndriġe syndriġ
Genitive syndriġes syndriġre syndriġes
Dative syndriġum syndriġre syndriġum
Instrumental syndriġe syndriġre syndriġe
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative syndriġe syndriġa, syndriġe syndriġu, syndriġo
Accusative syndriġe syndriġa, syndriġe syndriġu, syndriġo
Genitive syndriġra syndriġra syndriġra
Dative syndriġum syndriġum syndriġum
Instrumental syndriġum syndriġum syndriġum
Declension of syndriġ — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative syndriġa syndriġe syndriġe
Accusative syndriġan syndriġan syndriġe
Genitive syndriġan syndriġan syndriġan
Dative syndriġan syndriġan syndriġan
Instrumental syndriġan syndriġan syndriġan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative syndriġan syndriġan syndriġan
Accusative syndriġan syndriġan syndriġan
Genitive syndriġra, syndriġena syndriġra, syndriġena syndriġra, syndriġena
Dative syndriġum syndriġum syndriġum
Instrumental syndriġum syndriġum syndriġum

Descendants

  • Middle English: sundry, sondry, sindry

References

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