utlah

Old English

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈuːtˌlɑːx/

Adjective

ūtlāh

  1. outlawed
  2. (substantive) an outlaw

Declension

Declension of ūtlāh — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative ūtlāh ūtlāh ūtlāh
Accusative ūtlāgne ūtlāge ūtlāh
Genitive ūtlāges ūtlāgre ūtlāges
Dative ūtlāgum ūtlāgre ūtlāgum
Instrumental ūtlāge ūtlāgre ūtlāge
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative ūtlāge ūtlāga, ūtlāge ūtlāh
Accusative ūtlāge ūtlāga, ūtlāge ūtlāh
Genitive ūtlāgra ūtlāgra ūtlāgra
Dative ūtlāgum ūtlāgum ūtlāgum
Instrumental ūtlāgum ūtlāgum ūtlāgum
Declension of ūtlāh — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative ūtlāga ūtlāge ūtlāge
Accusative ūtlāgan ūtlāgan ūtlāge
Genitive ūtlāgan ūtlāgan ūtlāgan
Dative ūtlāgan ūtlāgan ūtlāgan
Instrumental ūtlāgan ūtlāgan ūtlāgan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative ūtlāgan ūtlāgan ūtlāgan
Accusative ūtlāgan ūtlāgan ūtlāgan
Genitive ūtlāgra, ūtlāgena ūtlāgra, ūtlāgena ūtlāgra, ūtlāgena
Dative ūtlāgum ūtlāgum ūtlāgum
Instrumental ūtlāgum ūtlāgum ūtlāgum

References

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