stælwierþe
Old English
editAlternative forms
editEtymology
editUncertain. Possibly a contraction of staþol + -wierþe, or from stǣl + -wierþe.
Pronunciation
editAdjective
editstǣlwierþe (West Saxon)
- (of a person) able to stand in good stead; serviceable
Declension
editDeclension of stǣlwierþe — Strong
| Singular | Masculine | Feminine | Neuter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | stǣlwierþe | stǣlwierþu, stǣlwierþo | stǣlwierþe |
| Accusative | stǣlwierþne | stǣlwierþe | stǣlwierþe |
| Genitive | stǣlwierþes | stǣlwierþre | stǣlwierþes |
| Dative | stǣlwierþum | stǣlwierþre | stǣlwierþum |
| Instrumental | stǣlwierþe | stǣlwierþre | stǣlwierþe |
| Plural | Masculine | Feminine | Neuter |
| Nominative | stǣlwierþe | stǣlwierþa, stǣlwierþe | stǣlwierþu, stǣlwierþo |
| Accusative | stǣlwierþe | stǣlwierþa, stǣlwierþe | stǣlwierþu, stǣlwierþo |
| Genitive | stǣlwierþra | stǣlwierþra | stǣlwierþra |
| Dative | stǣlwierþum | stǣlwierþum | stǣlwierþum |
| Instrumental | stǣlwierþum | stǣlwierþum | stǣlwierþum |
Declension of stǣlwierþe — Weak
Descendants
edit- Middle English: stalwurthe, stelewurthe, stal-worth, stalwarde