lofdæd

Old English

Etymology

From lof (“praise, song of praise”) +‎ dǣd (“deed, action; event, exploit”).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈlofˌdæːd/, [ˈlovˌdæːd]

Noun

lofdǣd f (nominative plural lofdǣda or lofdǣde)

  1. praiseworthy deed

Declension

Strong i-stem:

singular plural
nominative lofdǣd lofdǣde, lofdǣda
accusative lofdǣd, lofdǣde lofdǣde, lofdǣda
genitive lofdǣde lofdǣda
dative lofdǣde lofdǣdum
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