Denisc

Old English

Etymology

From Dene (“the Danes”) +‎ -isċ (“-ish”).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ˈdeniʃ/, [ˈdeniʃ]

Adjective

Denisċ

  1. Danish, Norse
  2. (substantive) a Dane or Norseman

Declension
Declension of Denisc — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative Denisċ Denisċ Denisċ
Accusative Denisċne Denisċe Denisċ
Genitive Denisċes Denisċre Denisċes
Dative Denisċum Denisċre Denisċum
Instrumental Denisċe Denisċre Denisċe
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative Denisċe Denisċa, -e Denisċ
Accusative Denisċe Denisċa, -e Denisċ
Genitive Denisċra Denisċra Denisċra
Dative Denisċum Denisċum Denisċum
Instrumental Denisċum Denisċum Denisċum
Declension of Denisc — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative Denisċa Denisċe Denisċe
Accusative Denisċan Denisċan Denisċe
Genitive Denisċan Denisċan Denisċan
Dative Denisċan Denisċan Denisċan
Instrumental Denisċan Denisċan Denisċan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative Denisċan Denisċan Denisċan
Accusative Denisċan Denisċan Denisċan
Genitive Denisċra, Denisċena Denisċra, Denisċena Denisċra, Denisċena
Dative Denisċum Denisċum Denisċum
Instrumental Denisċum Denisċum Denisċum

Descendants
  • Middle English: Densc
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