hamleas

Old English

Etymology

From hām +‎ -lēas.

Adjective

hāmlēas

  1. Homeless; without home.
  2. (of a place) without habitation.

Declension
Declension of hamleas — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative hāmlēas hāmlēas hāmlēas
Accusative hāmlēasne hāmlēase hāmlēas
Genitive hāmlēases hāmlēasre hāmlēases
Dative hāmlēasum hāmlēasre hāmlēasum
Instrumental hāmlēase hāmlēasre hāmlēase
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative hāmlēase hāmlēasa, -e hāmlēas
Accusative hāmlēase hāmlēasa, -e hāmlēas
Genitive hāmlēasra hāmlēasra hāmlēasra
Dative hāmlēasum hāmlēasum hāmlēasum
Instrumental hāmlēasum hāmlēasum hāmlēasum
Declension of hamleas — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative hāmlēasa hāmlēase hāmlēase
Accusative hāmlēasan hāmlēasan hāmlēase
Genitive hāmlēasan hāmlēasan hāmlēasan
Dative hāmlēasan hāmlēasan hāmlēasan
Instrumental hāmlēasan hāmlēasan hāmlēasan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative hāmlēasan hāmlēasan hāmlēasan
Accusative hāmlēasan hāmlēasan hāmlēasan
Genitive hāmlēasra, hāmlēasena hāmlēasra, hāmlēasena hāmlēasra, hāmlēasena
Dative hāmlēasum hāmlēasum hāmlēasum
Instrumental hāmlēasum hāmlēasum hāmlēasum

Descendants
  • Middle English: *hamles, *homles

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