hunigbære

Old English

Etymology

From huniġ +‎ -bǣre.

Adjective

huniġbǣre

  1. honied, honey-bearing.

Declension
Declension of hunigbære — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative hunibǣre hunibǣru, -o hunibǣre
Accusative hunibǣrne hunibǣre hunibǣre
Genitive hunibǣres hunibǣrre hunibǣres
Dative hunibǣrum hunibǣrre hunibǣrum
Instrumental hunibǣre hunibǣrre hunibǣre
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative hunibǣre hunibǣra, -e hunibǣru, -o
Accusative hunibǣre hunibǣra, -e hunibǣru, -o
Genitive hunibǣrra hunibǣrra hunibǣrra
Dative hunibǣrum hunibǣrum hunibǣrum
Instrumental hunibǣrum hunibǣrum hunibǣrum
Declension of hunigbære — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative hunibǣra hunibǣre hunibǣre
Accusative hunibǣran hunibǣran hunibǣre
Genitive hunibǣran hunibǣran hunibǣran
Dative hunibǣran hunibǣran hunibǣran
Instrumental hunibǣran hunibǣran hunibǣran
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative hunibǣran hunibǣran hunibǣran
Accusative hunibǣran hunibǣran hunibǣran
Genitive hunibǣrra, hunibǣrena hunibǣrra, hunibǣrena hunibǣrra, hunibǣrena
Dative hunibǣrum hunibǣrum hunibǣrum
Instrumental hunibǣrum hunibǣrum hunibǣrum
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