þroh

Old English

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *þrą̄h, from Proto-Germanic *þranhaz. It is the term's sole West Germanic descendant. Cognate with Icelandic þrár, Faroese tráur and Norwegian trå.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /θroːx/

Adjective

þrōh

  1. rancid

Inflection

Declension of þrōh — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative þrōh þrō þrōh
Accusative þrōne, þrōnne þrō þrōh
Genitive þrōs þrōre, þrōrre þrōs
Dative þrōm, þrōum þrōre, þrōrre þrōm, þrōum
Instrumental þrō þrōre, þrōrre þrō
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative þrō þrō þrō
Accusative þrō þrō þrō
Genitive þrōra, þrōrra þrōra, þrōrra þrōra, þrōrra
Dative þrōm, þrōum þrōm, þrōum þrōm, þrōum
Instrumental þrōm, þrōum þrōm, þrōum þrōm, þrōum
Declension of þrōh — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative þrō þrō þrō
Accusative þrōn þrōn þrō
Genitive þrōn þrōn þrōn
Dative þrōn þrōn þrōn
Instrumental þrōn þrōn þrōn
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative þrōn þrōn þrōn
Accusative þrōn þrōn þrōn
Genitive þrōra, þrōrra, þrōna þrōra, þrōrra, þrōna þrōra, þrōrra, þrōna
Dative þrōm, þrōum þrōm, þrōum þrōm, þrōum
Instrumental þrōm, þrōum þrōm, þrōum þrōm, þrōum

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