Old Norse is classical North Germanic
language used from roughly 1150 to 1350. Its predecessor is Old Scandinavian,
from which West Scandinavian (later known as Old Norse) and East Scandinavian
developed (C.f. Runic Swedish). Nouns are declined in four
grammatical cases – nominative, accusative, genitive and dative – in singular and plural numbers.
Decline Old Norse Nouns
See also:
Conjugate Old Norse
verbs
Recently Inflected Nouns
bera,
beiðslumaðr,
fura,
búnaðr,
hvǫnn,
þorsti,
duna,
hringja,
þoka,
spjall,
kvika,
lén,
aurr,
fjara,
mǫrk,
drápa,
þrøngð,
burr,
jarlsnafn,
gestr,
leygr,
kyrkja,
knǫttr,
dys,
rekkr,
mǫgr,
mœnir,
oddrjóðr,
of barmi,
stóll,
knífr,
skærleikr,
leygr,
hróðr,
haka,
biti,
frakkar,
hel,
digull,
helgi,
vǫlr,
þarfagangr,
naðra,
frakkar,
svinkandi,
alri,
frísir,
bǿr,
árr,
fles,