feþerbære

Old English

Etymology

From feþer +‎ -bǣre.

Adjective

feþerbǣre

  1. feathered, winged.

Declension
Declension of feþerbære — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative feþerbǣre feþerbǣru, -o feþerbǣre
Accusative feþerbǣrne feþerbǣre feþerbǣre
Genitive feþerbǣres feþerbǣrre feþerbǣres
Dative feþerbǣrum feþerbǣrre feþerbǣrum
Instrumental feþerbǣre feþerbǣrre feþerbǣre
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative feþerbǣre feþerbǣra, -e feþerbǣru, -o
Accusative feþerbǣre feþerbǣra, -e feþerbǣru, -o
Genitive feþerbǣrra feþerbǣrra feþerbǣrra
Dative feþerbǣrum feþerbǣrum feþerbǣrum
Instrumental feþerbǣrum feþerbǣrum feþerbǣrum
Declension of feþerbære — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative feþerbǣra feþerbǣre feþerbǣre
Accusative feþerbǣran feþerbǣran feþerbǣre
Genitive feþerbǣran feþerbǣran feþerbǣran
Dative feþerbǣran feþerbǣran feþerbǣran
Instrumental feþerbǣran feþerbǣran feþerbǣran
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative feþerbǣran feþerbǣran feþerbǣran
Accusative feþerbǣran feþerbǣran feþerbǣran
Genitive feþerbǣrra, feþerbǣrena feþerbǣrra, feþerbǣrena feþerbǣrra, feþerbǣrena
Dative feþerbǣrum feþerbǣrum feþerbǣrum
Instrumental feþerbǣrum feþerbǣrum feþerbǣrum
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