hornbære

Old English

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *hurnabēriz, equivalent to horn +‎ -bǣre.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈxornˌbæː.re/, [ˈhorˠnˌbæː.re]

Adjective

hornbǣre

  1. (of an animal or object) equipped or fitted with horns; horn-bearing

Declension

Declension of hornbǣre — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative hornbǣre hornbǣru, hornbǣro hornbǣre
Accusative hornbǣrne hornbǣre hornbǣre
Genitive hornbǣres hornbǣrre hornbǣres
Dative hornbǣrum hornbǣrre hornbǣrum
Instrumental hornbǣre hornbǣrre hornbǣre
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative hornbǣre hornbǣra, hornbǣre hornbǣru, hornbǣro
Accusative hornbǣre hornbǣra, hornbǣre hornbǣru, hornbǣro
Genitive hornbǣrra hornbǣrra hornbǣrra
Dative hornbǣrum hornbǣrum hornbǣrum
Instrumental hornbǣrum hornbǣrum hornbǣrum
Declension of hornbǣre — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative hornbǣra hornbǣre hornbǣre
Accusative hornbǣran hornbǣran hornbǣre
Genitive hornbǣran hornbǣran hornbǣran
Dative hornbǣran hornbǣran hornbǣran
Instrumental hornbǣran hornbǣran hornbǣran
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative hornbǣran hornbǣran hornbǣran
Accusative hornbǣran hornbǣran hornbǣran
Genitive hornbǣrra, hornbǣrena hornbǣrra, hornbǣrena hornbǣrra, hornbǣrena
Dative hornbǣrum hornbǣrum hornbǣrum
Instrumental hornbǣrum hornbǣrum hornbǣrum
  • hornbora
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