edcwic

Old English

Etymology

From ed- +‎ cwic.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈedˌkwik/

Adjective

edcwic

  1. restored to life, regenerate

Declension

Declension of edcwic — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative edcwic edcwicu, edcwico edcwic
Accusative edcwicne edcwice edcwic
Genitive edcwices edcwicre edcwices
Dative edcwicum edcwicre edcwicum
Instrumental edcwice edcwicre edcwice
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative edcwice edcwica, edcwice edcwicu, edcwico
Accusative edcwice edcwica, edcwice edcwicu, edcwico
Genitive edcwicra edcwicra edcwicra
Dative edcwicum edcwicum edcwicum
Instrumental edcwicum edcwicum edcwicum
Declension of edcwic — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative edcwica edcwice edcwice
Accusative edcwican edcwican edcwice
Genitive edcwican edcwican edcwican
Dative edcwican edcwican edcwican
Instrumental edcwican edcwican edcwican
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative edcwican edcwican edcwican
Accusative edcwican edcwican edcwican
Genitive edcwicra, edcwicena edcwicra, edcwicena edcwicra, edcwicena
Dative edcwicum edcwicum edcwicum
Instrumental edcwicum edcwicum edcwicum

References

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