forcel – Old English noun declension

Old English noun forms of forcel

Noun: forcel
Gender: m

Nominative

Singularforcel
Pluralforclas

Genitive

Singularforcles
Pluralforcla

Dative

Singularforcle
Pluralforclum

Accusative

Singularforcel
Pluralforclas

Sample Sentences

Etymology

Probably a conflation of Proto-Germanic *furklaz (“small fork”), from Latin furcula (“small fork”), and Proto-Germanic *ferkalaz, *furkaz (“stake, stick, pole”), from Proto-Indo-European *perg- (“board, beam, trunk”), related to Old Saxon fercal, ferkal (“bolt, bar, lock”), Old Norse forkr (“iron-clad pole used for propelling a boat”), Lithuanian pérgas (“dugout”). See: Latin Nouns 'furcula', Old Norse Nouns 'forkr'.

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