giedd – Old English noun declension

Old English noun forms of giedd

Noun: giedd
Gender:

Nominative

Singularġiedd
Pluralġiedd

Genitive

Singularġieddes
Pluralġiedda

Dative

Singularġiedde
Pluralġieddum

Accusative

Singularġiedd
Pluralġiedd

Sample Sentences

  • Iċ þis ġiedd wrece · bī mē ful ġeōmorre,
  • mīnre sylfre sīð. (I unleash this song about fully mournful me, my own way.) [10th century, The Wife's Lament:]

Nouns inflected like giedd

gefeoht, gebeorc, gebland, gedwild, gedreag, gewrixl, gewealc, geweald, geweorc, gewield, gesteal, geswinc, gearn, gield, giedd, gedwimor, gebann, gebind, gecwed, gedelf, etc. (List truncated at 20 nouns)

Etymology

There are no exact cognates, though the shape of the word points to a Proto-Germanic *gadją. This would make the ⟨ie⟩ from fronting of *a, palatal diphthongization and i-umlaut, and the geminate ⟨d⟩ from West Germanic gemination which was eventually leveled into the nominative/accusative singular, a development which happened to almost all ja-stems with light root syllables (see hyse).

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