unmæte

Old English

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *unmātī, from Proto-Germanic *unmētiz, equivalent to un- +‎ mǣte. Cognate with Old High German unmāzi.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈunˌmæː.te/

Adjective

unmǣte

  1. alternative form of unġemǣte

Declension

Declension of unmǣte — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative unmǣte unmǣtu, unmǣto unmǣte
Accusative unmǣtne unmǣte unmǣte
Genitive unmǣtes unmǣtre unmǣtes
Dative unmǣtum unmǣtre unmǣtum
Instrumental unmǣte unmǣtre unmǣte
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative unmǣte unmǣta, unmǣte unmǣtu, unmǣto
Accusative unmǣte unmǣta, unmǣte unmǣtu, unmǣto
Genitive unmǣtra unmǣtra unmǣtra
Dative unmǣtum unmǣtum unmǣtum
Instrumental unmǣtum unmǣtum unmǣtum
Declension of unmǣte — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative unmǣta unmǣte unmǣte
Accusative unmǣtan unmǣtan unmǣte
Genitive unmǣtan unmǣtan unmǣtan
Dative unmǣtan unmǣtan unmǣtan
Instrumental unmǣtan unmǣtan unmǣtan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative unmǣtan unmǣtan unmǣtan
Accusative unmǣtan unmǣtan unmǣtan
Genitive unmǣtra, unmǣtena unmǣtra, unmǣtena unmǣtra, unmǣtena
Dative unmǣtum unmǣtum unmǣtum
Instrumental unmǣtum unmǣtum unmǣtum
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