teonful

Old English

Etymology

From tēon (“damage, insult”) +‎ -ful

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈte͜oːnˌfull/, [ˈte͜oːnˌfuɫ]

Adjective

tēonful

  1. grievous, troublesome, woeful
  2. insolent, abusive, contemptuous
  3. causing injury or annoyance

Declension

Declension of tēonfull — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative tēonfull tēonfull tēonfull
Accusative tēonfulne tēonfulle tēonfull
Genitive tēonfulles tēonfulre tēonfulles
Dative tēonfullum tēonfulre tēonfullum
Instrumental tēonfulle tēonfulre tēonfulle
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative tēonfulle tēonfulla, tēonfulle tēonfull
Accusative tēonfulle tēonfulla, tēonfulle tēonfull
Genitive tēonfulra tēonfulra tēonfulra
Dative tēonfullum tēonfullum tēonfullum
Instrumental tēonfullum tēonfullum tēonfullum
Declension of tēonfull — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative tēonfulla tēonfulle tēonfulle
Accusative tēonfullan tēonfullan tēonfulle
Genitive tēonfullan tēonfullan tēonfullan
Dative tēonfullan tēonfullan tēonfullan
Instrumental tēonfullan tēonfullan tēonfullan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative tēonfullan tēonfullan tēonfullan
Accusative tēonfullan tēonfullan tēonfullan
Genitive tēonfulra, tēonfullena tēonfulra, tēonfullena tēonfulra, tēonfullena
Dative tēonfullum tēonfullum tēonfullum
Instrumental tēonfullum tēonfullum tēonfullum

Descendants

  • English: teenful
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