langlife

Old English

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *langalībijaz, equivalent to lang +‎ -līfe. Cognate with Old High German langlībi and Old Norse langlífr (Icelandic langlífur).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈlɑnɡˌliː.fe/, [ˈlɑŋɡˌliː.ve]

Adjective

lang-līfe

  1. long-lived: living a long time

Declension

Declension of langlīfe — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative langlīfe langlīfu, langlīfo langlīfe
Accusative langlīfne langlīfe langlīfe
Genitive langlīfes langlīfre langlīfes
Dative langlīfum langlīfre langlīfum
Instrumental langlīfe langlīfre langlīfe
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative langlīfe langlīfa, langlīfe langlīfu, langlīfo
Accusative langlīfe langlīfa, langlīfe langlīfu, langlīfo
Genitive langlīfra langlīfra langlīfra
Dative langlīfum langlīfum langlīfum
Instrumental langlīfum langlīfum langlīfum
Declension of langlīfe — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative langlīfa langlīfe langlīfe
Accusative langlīfan langlīfan langlīfe
Genitive langlīfan langlīfan langlīfan
Dative langlīfan langlīfan langlīfan
Instrumental langlīfan langlīfan langlīfan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative langlīfan langlīfan langlīfan
Accusative langlīfan langlīfan langlīfan
Genitive langlīfra, langlīfena langlīfra, langlīfena langlīfra, langlīfena
Dative langlīfum langlīfum langlīfum
Instrumental langlīfum langlīfum langlīfum
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