spræcful

Old English

Etymology

From sprǣċ +‎ -ful.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈspræːk.ful/

Adjective

sprǣcful

  1. talkative, loquacious

Declension

Declension of sprǣcful — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative sprǣcful sprǣcfulu, sprǣcfulo sprǣcful
Accusative sprǣcfulne sprǣcfule sprǣcful
Genitive sprǣcfules sprǣcfulre sprǣcfules
Dative sprǣcfulum sprǣcfulre sprǣcfulum
Instrumental sprǣcfule sprǣcfulre sprǣcfule
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative sprǣcfule sprǣcfula, sprǣcfule sprǣcfulu, sprǣcfulo
Accusative sprǣcfule sprǣcfula, sprǣcfule sprǣcfulu, sprǣcfulo
Genitive sprǣcfulra sprǣcfulra sprǣcfulra
Dative sprǣcfulum sprǣcfulum sprǣcfulum
Instrumental sprǣcfulum sprǣcfulum sprǣcfulum
Declension of sprǣcful — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative sprǣcfula sprǣcfule sprǣcfule
Accusative sprǣcfulan sprǣcfulan sprǣcfule
Genitive sprǣcfulan sprǣcfulan sprǣcfulan
Dative sprǣcfulan sprǣcfulan sprǣcfulan
Instrumental sprǣcfulan sprǣcfulan sprǣcfulan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative sprǣcfulan sprǣcfulan sprǣcfulan
Accusative sprǣcfulan sprǣcfulan sprǣcfulan
Genitive sprǣcfulra, sprǣcfulena sprǣcfulra, sprǣcfulena sprǣcfulra, sprǣcfulena
Dative sprǣcfulum sprǣcfulum sprǣcfulum
Instrumental sprǣcfulum sprǣcfulum sprǣcfulum

References

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