cristin

Middle English

Adjective

cristin

  1. alternative form of Cristen

Proper noun

cristin

  1. alternative form of Cristen

Old Dutch

Etymology

From Latin Chrīstiānus.

Noun

cristīn m

  1. (Christianity) Christian, a believer in Christianity.
    • c. 1000 CE, Leiden Willeram;
      Hiro kind Iudei vuchta so ernesthafto wither the cristinen
      Her children, the Jews, fought so hard against the Christians

Descendants

  • Middle Dutch: cristen, kersten

Adjective

cristīn

  1. (Christianity) Christian

Inflection

Declension of crīstin (a-stem)
strong declension
case masculine feminine neuter plural
nominative crīstin crīstin crīstin crīstina, crīstine
accusative crīstinan, crīstinen crīstina crīstin crīstina, crīstine
genitive crīstines crīstinero crīstines crīstinero
dative crīstinin, crīstinemo crīstinero crīstinin, crīstinemo crīstinon
weak declension
case masculine feminine neuter plural
nominative crīstino crīstina crīstina crīstinon
accusative crīstinon crīstinon crīstina crīstinon
genitive crīstinin crīstinon crīstinin crīstinono
dative crīstinin crīstinon crīstinin crīstinon

Descendants

  • Middle Dutch: kerstijn

References

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