ortreowe

Old English

Etymology

From or- +‎ trēowe.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈorˌtre͜oː.we/

Adjective

ortrēowe

  1. without confidence; distrustful
  2. hopeless; despairing

Declension

Declension of ortrēowe — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative ortrēowe ortrēowu, ortrēowo ortrēowe
Accusative ortrēowne ortrēowe ortrēowe
Genitive ortrēowes ortrēowre ortrēowes
Dative ortrēowum ortrēowre ortrēowum
Instrumental ortrēowe ortrēowre ortrēowe
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative ortrēowe ortrēowa, ortrēowe ortrēowu, ortrēowo
Accusative ortrēowe ortrēowa, ortrēowe ortrēowu, ortrēowo
Genitive ortrēowra ortrēowra ortrēowra
Dative ortrēowum ortrēowum ortrēowum
Instrumental ortrēowum ortrēowum ortrēowum
Declension of ortrēowe — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative ortrēowa ortrēowe ortrēowe
Accusative ortrēowan ortrēowan ortrēowe
Genitive ortrēowan ortrēowan ortrēowan
Dative ortrēowan ortrēowan ortrēowan
Instrumental ortrēowan ortrēowan ortrēowan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative ortrēowan ortrēowan ortrēowan
Accusative ortrēowan ortrēowan ortrēowan
Genitive ortrēowra, ortrēowena ortrēowra, ortrēowena ortrēowra, ortrēowena
Dative ortrēowum ortrēowum ortrēowum
Instrumental ortrēowum ortrēowum ortrēowum

Descendants

  • Middle English: orrtrowwe, ortroue, ortrowe
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