bicnol

Old English

Etymology

From either bīċnan +‎ -ol or bīċnian +‎ -ol.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈbiːt͡ʃ.nol/

Adjective

bīċnol

1. indicating, indicative

Declension

Declension of bīċnol — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	bīċnol	bīċnolu, bīċnolo	bīċnol
Accusative	bīċnolne	bīċnole	bīċnol
Genitive	bīċnoles	bīċnolre	bīċnoles
Dative	bīċnolum	bīċnolre	bīċnolum
Instrumental	bīċnole	bīċnolre	bīċnole
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	bīċnole	bīċnola, bīċnole	bīċnolu, bīċnolo
Accusative	bīċnole	bīċnola, bīċnole	bīċnolu, bīċnolo
Genitive	bīċnolra	bīċnolra	bīċnolra
Dative	bīċnolum	bīċnolum	bīċnolum
Instrumental	bīċnolum	bīċnolum	bīċnolum

Declension of bīċnol — Weak

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	bīċnola	bīċnole	bīċnole
Accusative	bīċnolan	bīċnolan	bīċnole
Genitive	bīċnolan	bīċnolan	bīċnolan
Dative	bīċnolan	bīċnolan	bīċnolan
Instrumental	bīċnolan	bīċnolan	bīċnolan
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	bīċnolan	bīċnolan	bīċnolan
Accusative	bīċnolan	bīċnolan	bīċnolan
Genitive	bīċnolra, bīċnolena	bīċnolra, bīċnolena	bīċnolra, bīċnolena
Dative	bīċnolum	bīċnolum	bīċnolum
Instrumental	bīċnolum	bīċnolum	bīċnolum