jarlborinn

Old Norse

Etymology

From jarl (“earl”) +‎ borinn (“born”).

Adjective

jarlborinn (not comparable)

  1. being an earl by birth

Conjugation

Strong declension of jarlborinn
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative jarlborinn jarlborin jarlborit
accusative jarlborinn jarlborna jarlborit
dative jarlbornum jarlborinni jarlbornu
genitive jarlborins jarlborinnar jarlborins
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative jarlbornir jarlbornar jarlborin
accusative jarlborna jarlbornar jarlborin
dative jarlbornum jarlbornum jarlbornum
genitive jarlborinna jarlborinna jarlborinna
Weak declension of jarlborinn
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative jarlborni jarlborna jarlborna
accusative jarlborna jarlbornu jarlborna
dative jarlborna jarlbornu jarlborna
genitive jarlborna jarlbornu jarlborna
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative jarlbornu jarlbornu jarlbornu
accusative jarlbornu jarlbornu jarlbornu
dative jarlbornum jarlbornum jarlbornum
genitive jarlbornu jarlbornu jarlbornu

Further reading

  • Zoëga, Geir T. (1910) “jarlborinn”, in A Concise Dictionary of Old Icelandic, Oxford: Clarendon Press, page 233; also available at the Internet Archive
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