stælhran – Old English noun declension

Old English noun forms of stælhran

Noun: stælhran
Gender:

Nominative

Singularstælhrān
Pluralstælhrānas

Genitive

Singularstælhrānes
Pluralstælhrāna

Dative

Singularstælhrāne
Pluralstælhrānum

Accusative

Singularstælhrān
Pluralstælhrānas

Sample Sentences

  • Þā dēor hī hātað hrānas. Þāra wǣron syx stӕlhrānas; ðā bēoð swȳðe dȳre mid Finnum, for ðǣm hȳ fōð þā wildan hrānas mid. (They call these animals reindeer. Six of them were decoy reindeer; they are very valuable to the Finns, because they capture the wild reindeer with them.) [c. 900, The Voyages of Ohthere and Wulfstan]

Etymology

First element uncertain, but the second part of the compound is hrān (“reindeer”).

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