feasceaft

Old English

Etymology

From fēa- +‎ sċeaft.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ˈfæːɑ̯ʃæft/

Adjective

fēasċeaft

  1. (poetic) destitute, miserable

Declension
Declension of feasceaft — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative fēasċeaft fēasċeaft fēasċeaft
Accusative fēasċeaftne fēasċeafte fēasċeaft
Genitive fēasċeaftes fēasċeaftre fēasċeaftes
Dative fēasċeaftum fēasċeaftre fēasċeaftum
Instrumental fēasċeafte fēasċeaftre fēasċeafte
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative fēasċeafte fēasċeafta, -e fēasċeaft
Accusative fēasċeafte fēasċeafta, -e fēasċeaft
Genitive fēasċeaftra fēasċeaftra fēasċeaftra
Dative fēasċeaftum fēasċeaftum fēasċeaftum
Instrumental fēasċeaftum fēasċeaftum fēasċeaftum
Declension of feasceaft — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative fēasċeafta fēasċeafte fēasċeafte
Accusative fēasċeaftan fēasċeaftan fēasċeafte
Genitive fēasċeaftan fēasċeaftan fēasċeaftan
Dative fēasċeaftan fēasċeaftan fēasċeaftan
Instrumental fēasċeaftan fēasċeaftan fēasċeaftan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative fēasċeaftan fēasċeaftan fēasċeaftan
Accusative fēasċeaftan fēasċeaftan fēasċeaftan
Genitive fēasċeaftra, fēasċeaftena fēasċeaftra, fēasċeaftena fēasċeaftra, fēasċeaftena
Dative fēasċeaftum fēasċeaftum fēasċeaftum
Instrumental fēasċeaftum fēasċeaftum fēasċeaftum
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