forcuþ

Old English

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *frakunþaz, past participle of *frakunnaną (“to despise”)

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /forˈkuːθ/

Adjective

forcūþ (comparative forcūþra, superlative forcūþost or forcūþest)

  1. perverse
  2. bad, wicked
  3. infamous

Declension

Declension of forcūþ — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative forcūþ forcūþ forcūþ
Accusative forcūþne forcūþe forcūþ
Genitive forcūþes forcūþre forcūþes
Dative forcūþum forcūþre forcūþum
Instrumental forcūþe forcūþre forcūþe
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative forcūþe forcūþa, forcūþe forcūþ
Accusative forcūþe forcūþa, forcūþe forcūþ
Genitive forcūþra forcūþra forcūþra
Dative forcūþum forcūþum forcūþum
Instrumental forcūþum forcūþum forcūþum
Declension of forcūþ — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative forcūþa forcūþe forcūþe
Accusative forcūþan forcūþan forcūþe
Genitive forcūþan forcūþan forcūþan
Dative forcūþan forcūþan forcūþan
Instrumental forcūþan forcūþan forcūþan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative forcūþan forcūþan forcūþan
Accusative forcūþan forcūþan forcūþan
Genitive forcūþra, forcūþena forcūþra, forcūþena forcūþra, forcūþena
Dative forcūþum forcūþum forcūþum
Instrumental forcūþum forcūþum forcūþum

Descendants

  • Middle English: forcouth
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