wræne

Old English

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *wrainī, from Proto-Germanic *wrainiz (“rutting, in heat”), from Proto-Indo-European *wer- (“to twist, wind”).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈwræː.ne/

Adjective

wrǣne

  1. horny; lustful, aroused

Declension

Declension of wrǣne — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative wrǣne wrǣnu, wrǣno wrǣne
Accusative wrǣnne wrǣne wrǣne
Genitive wrǣnes wrǣnre wrǣnes
Dative wrǣnum wrǣnre wrǣnum
Instrumental wrǣne wrǣnre wrǣne
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative wrǣne wrǣna, wrǣne wrǣnu, wrǣno
Accusative wrǣne wrǣna, wrǣne wrǣnu, wrǣno
Genitive wrǣnra wrǣnra wrǣnra
Dative wrǣnum wrǣnum wrǣnum
Instrumental wrǣnum wrǣnum wrǣnum
Declension of wrǣne — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative wrǣna wrǣne wrǣne
Accusative wrǣnan wrǣnan wrǣne
Genitive wrǣnan wrǣnan wrǣnan
Dative wrǣnan wrǣnan wrǣnan
Instrumental wrǣnan wrǣnan wrǣnan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative wrǣnan wrǣnan wrǣnan
Accusative wrǣnan wrǣnan wrǣnan
Genitive wrǣnra, wrǣnena wrǣnra, wrǣnena wrǣnra, wrǣnena
Dative wrǣnum wrǣnum wrǣnum
Instrumental wrǣnum wrǣnum wrǣnum

Derived terms

  • āwrǣnan
  • gālwrǣne
  • wrǣnnes
  • unwrǣne

Descendants

  • Middle English: wrene
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