noþ

See also: Noth, -noþ, and noth

Old English

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /noːθ/

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *nanþu, from *nanþ (“bold, daring”) +‎ *-u. Cognate with Old High German nand (“bravery”), West Frisian noed.

Noun

nōþ f

  2. daring, presumption

Declension

Strong ō-stem:

singular plural
nominative nōþ nōþa, nōþe
accusative nōþe nōþa, nōþe
genitive nōþe nōþa
dative nōþe nōþum
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