mannbære

Old English

Etymology

From mann +‎ -bǣre.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ˈmɑnnbæːre/

Adjective

mannbǣre

  1. productive of men

Declension
Declension of mannbære — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative mannbǣre mannbǣru, -o mannbǣre
Accusative mannbǣrne mannbǣre mannbǣre
Genitive mannbǣres mannbǣrre mannbǣres
Dative mannbǣrum mannbǣrre mannbǣrum
Instrumental mannbǣre mannbǣrre mannbǣre
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative mannbǣre mannbǣra, -e mannbǣru, -o
Accusative mannbǣre mannbǣra, -e mannbǣru, -o
Genitive mannbǣrra mannbǣrra mannbǣrra
Dative mannbǣrum mannbǣrum mannbǣrum
Instrumental mannbǣrum mannbǣrum mannbǣrum
Declension of mannbære — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative mannbǣra mannbǣre mannbǣre
Accusative mannbǣran mannbǣran mannbǣre
Genitive mannbǣran mannbǣran mannbǣran
Dative mannbǣran mannbǣran mannbǣran
Instrumental mannbǣran mannbǣran mannbǣran
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative mannbǣran mannbǣran mannbǣran
Accusative mannbǣran mannbǣran mannbǣran
Genitive mannbǣrra, mannbǣrena mannbǣrra, mannbǣrena mannbǣrra, mannbǣrena
Dative mannbǣrum mannbǣrum mannbǣrum
Instrumental mannbǣrum mannbǣrum mannbǣrum

References

mann-bǽre in Joseph Bosworth and T. Northcote Toller (1898) An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary

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