deoren

Old English

Etymology

From dēor +‎ -en.

Adjective

dēoren

  1. of or belonging to a wild beast; bestial, animal

Declension
Declension of dēoren — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative dēoren dēorenu, dēornu, dēoreno, dēorno dēoren
Accusative dēorenne dēorene, dēorne dēoren
Genitive dēorenes, dēornes dēorenre dēorenes, dēornes
Dative dēorenum, dēornum dēorenre dēorenum, dēornum
Instrumental dēorene, dēorne dēorenre dēorene, dēorne
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative dēorene, dēorne dēorena, dēorna, dēorene, dēorne dēorenu, dēornu, dēoreno, dēorno
Accusative dēorene, dēorne dēorena, dēorna, dēorene, dēorne dēorenu, dēornu, dēoreno, dēorno
Genitive dēorenra dēorenra dēorenra
Dative dēorenum, dēornum dēorenum, dēornum dēorenum, dēornum
Instrumental dēorenum, dēornum dēorenum, dēornum dēorenum, dēornum
Declension of dēoren — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative dēorena, dēorna dēorene, dēorne dēorene, dēorne
Accusative dēorenan, dēornan dēorenan, dēornan dēorene, dēorne
Genitive dēorenan, dēornan dēorenan, dēornan dēorenan, dēornan
Dative dēorenan, dēornan dēorenan, dēornan dēorenan, dēornan
Instrumental dēorenan, dēornan dēorenan, dēornan dēorenan, dēornan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative dēorenan, dēornan dēorenan, dēornan dēorenan, dēornan
Accusative dēorenan, dēornan dēorenan, dēornan dēorenan, dēornan
Genitive dēorenra, dēorenena, dēornena dēorenra, dēorenena, dēornena dēorenra, dēorenena, dēornena
Dative dēorenum, dēornum dēorenum, dēornum dēorenum, dēornum
Instrumental dēorenum, dēornum dēorenum, dēornum dēorenum, dēornum

References
  • dēoren in Joseph Bosworth and T. Northcote Toller (1898) An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary
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