hatheort

Old English

Etymology

From hāt +‎ heorte.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ˈhɑːtˌheort/

Adjective

hātheort

  1. fiery, passionate, furious
    Ðes gerefa is swiðe hatheort and he ðe wile forleosan: this officer is very furious and he will destroy you. (Narratiunculae Anglice)

Declension
Declension of hatheort — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative hātheort hātheort hātheort
Accusative hātheortne hātheorte hātheort
Genitive hātheortes hātheortre hātheortes
Dative hātheortum hātheortre hātheortum
Instrumental hātheorte hātheortre hātheorte
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative hātheorte hātheorta, -e hātheort
Accusative hātheorte hātheorta, -e hātheort
Genitive hātheortra hātheortra hātheortra
Dative hātheortum hātheortum hātheortum
Instrumental hātheortum hātheortum hātheortum
Declension of hatheort — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative hātheorta hātheorte hātheorte
Accusative hātheortan hātheortan hātheorte
Genitive hātheortan hātheortan hātheortan
Dative hātheortan hātheortan hātheortan
Instrumental hātheortan hātheortan hātheortan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative hātheortan hātheortan hātheortan
Accusative hātheortan hātheortan hātheortan
Genitive hātheortra, hātheortena hātheortra, hātheortena hātheortra, hātheortena
Dative hātheortum hātheortum hātheortum
Instrumental hātheortum hātheortum hātheortum
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