heortleas

Old English

Etymology

From heorte +‎ -lēas.

Adjective

heortlēas

  1. without courage or spirit, cowed

Declension
Declension of heortleas — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative heortlēas heortlēasu, -o heortlēas
Accusative heortlēasne heortlēase heortlēas
Genitive heortlēases heortlēasre heortlēases
Dative heortlēasum heortlēasre heortlēasum
Instrumental heortlēase heortlēasre heortlēase
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative heortlēase heortlēasa, -e heortlēasu, -o
Accusative heortlēase heortlēasa, -e heortlēasu, -o
Genitive heortlēasra heortlēasra heortlēasra
Dative heortlēasum heortlēasum heortlēasum
Instrumental heortlēasum heortlēasum heortlēasum
Declension of heortleas — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative heortlēasa heortlēase heortlēase
Accusative heortlēasan heortlēasan heortlēase
Genitive heortlēasan heortlēasan heortlēasan
Dative heortlēasan heortlēasan heortlēasan
Instrumental heortlēasan heortlēasan heortlēasan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative heortlēasan heortlēasan heortlēasan
Accusative heortlēasan heortlēasan heortlēasan
Genitive heortlēasra, heortlēasena heortlēasra, heortlēasena heortlēasra, heortlēasena
Dative heortlēasum heortlēasum heortlēasum
Instrumental heortlēasum heortlēasum heortlēasum

Descendants

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