lætter

Old Swedish

Alternative forms
  • lǣter

Etymology

From Old Norse léttr, from Proto-Germanic *linhtaz.

Adjective

lǣtter

  1. light (weight)
  2. easy
  3. easily disrupted
  4. insignificant, trivial
  5. mild, slight

Declension
Declension of lǣtter (strong)
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative lǣtter lǣt lǣt
accusative lǣttan lǣtta lǣt
dative lǣttum, -om lǣtri, -re lǣttu, -o
genitive lǣts lǣtrar lǣts
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative lǣttir, -e(r) lǣttar lǣt
accusative lǣtta lǣttar lǣt
dative lǣttum, -om lǣttum, -om lǣttum, -om
genitive lǣtra lǣtra lǣtra
Declension of lǣtter (weak)
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative lǣtti, -e lǣtta lǣtta
accusative lǣtta lǣttu, -o lǣtta
dative lǣtta lǣttu, -o lǣtta
genitive lǣtta lǣttu, -o lǣtta
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative lǣttu, -o lǣttu, -o lǣttu, -o
accusative lǣttu, -o lǣttu, -o lǣttu, -o
dative lǣttu, -o lǣttu, -o lǣttu, -o
genitive lǣttu, -o lǣttu, -o lǣttu, -o

Descendants
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