sincfag

Old English

Etymology

sinc +‎ fāg

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈsinkˌfɑːɡ/, [ˈsiŋkˌfɑːɣ]

Adjective

sincfāg

  1. (poetic) adorned with treasure

Declension

Declension of sincfāg — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative sincfāg sincfāg sincfāg
Accusative sincfāgne sincfāge sincfāg
Genitive sincfāges sincfāgre sincfāges
Dative sincfāgum sincfāgre sincfāgum
Instrumental sincfāge sincfāgre sincfāge
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative sincfāge sincfāga, sincfāge sincfāg
Accusative sincfāge sincfāga, sincfāge sincfāg
Genitive sincfāgra sincfāgra sincfāgra
Dative sincfāgum sincfāgum sincfāgum
Instrumental sincfāgum sincfāgum sincfāgum
Declension of sincfāg — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative sincfāga sincfāge sincfāge
Accusative sincfāgan sincfāgan sincfāge
Genitive sincfāgan sincfāgan sincfāgan
Dative sincfāgan sincfāgan sincfāgan
Instrumental sincfāgan sincfāgan sincfāgan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative sincfāgan sincfāgan sincfāgan
Accusative sincfāgan sincfāgan sincfāgan
Genitive sincfāgra, sincfāgena sincfāgra, sincfāgena sincfāgra, sincfāgena
Dative sincfāgum sincfāgum sincfāgum
Instrumental sincfāgum sincfāgum sincfāgum
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