uprodor – Old English noun declension

Old English noun forms of uprodor

Noun: uprodor
Gender: m

Nominative

Singularuprodor
Pluraluprodoras

Genitive

Singularuprodores
Pluraluprodora

Dative

Singularuprodore
Pluraluprodorum

Accusative

Singularuprodor
Pluraluprodoras

Sample Sentences

  • Miċel biþ sē Meotudes eġsa, forþon hī sēo molde onċyrreð; sē ġestaþelade stīþe grundas, eorþan sċēatas ond uprodor. (The dread of the Maker is great, therefore the Earth turns itself away. He set steady grounds, bights of Earth and the heaven.) [10th century, The Seafarer:]

Etymology

From up- (“upper”) + rodor (“firmament, heavens”). Compare upheofon.

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