wæpned

Old English

Etymology

From wǣpn (“weapon; penis”) +‎ -ed (adjective-forming suffix indicating possession of the suffixed word). Compare modern weaponed in the sense of "having a weapon".

Adjective

wǣpned

  1. male
  2. (substantive) a male or a man

Declension

Declension of wǣpned — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative wǣpned wǣpnedu, wǣpnedo wǣpned
Accusative wǣpnedne wǣpnede wǣpned
Genitive wǣpnedes wǣpnedre wǣpnedes
Dative wǣpnedum wǣpnedre wǣpnedum
Instrumental wǣpnede wǣpnedre wǣpnede
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative wǣpnede wǣpneda, wǣpnede wǣpnedu, wǣpnedo
Accusative wǣpnede wǣpneda, wǣpnede wǣpnedu, wǣpnedo
Genitive wǣpnedra wǣpnedra wǣpnedra
Dative wǣpnedum wǣpnedum wǣpnedum
Instrumental wǣpnedum wǣpnedum wǣpnedum
Declension of wǣpned — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative wǣpneda wǣpnede wǣpnede
Accusative wǣpnedan wǣpnedan wǣpnede
Genitive wǣpnedan wǣpnedan wǣpnedan
Dative wǣpnedan wǣpnedan wǣpnedan
Instrumental wǣpnedan wǣpnedan wǣpnedan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative wǣpnedan wǣpnedan wǣpnedan
Accusative wǣpnedan wǣpnedan wǣpnedan
Genitive wǣpnedra, wǣpnedena wǣpnedra, wǣpnedena wǣpnedra, wǣpnedena
Dative wǣpnedum wǣpnedum wǣpnedum
Instrumental wǣpnedum wǣpnedum wǣpnedum

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