hold – Old English noun declension

Noun: hold
Gender: n

Nominative

Singular	hold
Plural	hold

Genitive

Singular	holdes
Plural	holda

Dative

Singular	holde
Plural	holdum

Accusative

Singular	hold
Plural	hold

Sample Sentences

Swā swā grǣdiġe ræmmas ðār ðār hī hold ġesēoþ. (Like greedy ravens when they see a corpse.)

Nouns inflected like hold

hildebord, fierdfæreld, mearcland, berland, furlang, cynebearn, sundorriht, sweostorbearn, feaxnett, sandland, sandcorn, wuldorwerod, wyrmcynn, feldland, cweartern, feohland, landfæsten, sundcorn, meterfers, framfæreld, etc. (List truncated at 20 nouns)

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *huldą, from Proto-Indo-European *kol-, *kwol-. Cognates include Old Norse hold (“flesh”) (Icelandic hold, Swedish hull), and (from Indo-European) Old Irish colainn, Welsh celain. See: Icelandic Nouns 'hold', Swedish Nouns 'hull'.

Verbs referencing "hold"

Middle English Nouns hold.