eaden

Old English

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *audanaz (“given, granted”), past participle to an otherwise unattested strong verb *audaną (“to give, grant, loan”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈæ͜ɑː.den/

Adjective

ēaden

1. granted, given

Declension

Declension of ēaden — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	ēaden	ēadenu, ēadnu, ēadeno, ēadno	ēaden
Accusative	ēadenne	ēadene, ēadne	ēaden
Genitive	ēadenes, ēadnes	ēadenre	ēadenes, ēadnes
Dative	ēadenum, ēadnum	ēadenre	ēadenum, ēadnum
Instrumental	ēadene, ēadne	ēadenre	ēadene, ēadne
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	ēadene, ēadne	ēadena, ēadna, ēadene, ēadne	ēadenu, ēadnu, ēadeno, ēadno
Accusative	ēadene, ēadne	ēadena, ēadna, ēadene, ēadne	ēadenu, ēadnu, ēadeno, ēadno
Genitive	ēadenra	ēadenra	ēadenra
Dative	ēadenum, ēadnum	ēadenum, ēadnum	ēadenum, ēadnum
Instrumental	ēadenum, ēadnum	ēadenum, ēadnum	ēadenum, ēadnum

Declension of ēaden — Weak

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	ēadena, ēadna	ēadene, ēadne	ēadene, ēadne
Accusative	ēadenan, ēadnan	ēadenan, ēadnan	ēadene, ēadne
Genitive	ēadenan, ēadnan	ēadenan, ēadnan	ēadenan, ēadnan
Dative	ēadenan, ēadnan	ēadenan, ēadnan	ēadenan, ēadnan
Instrumental	ēadenan, ēadnan	ēadenan, ēadnan	ēadenan, ēadnan
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	ēadenan, ēadnan	ēadenan, ēadnan	ēadenan, ēadnan
Accusative	ēadenan, ēadnan	ēadenan, ēadnan	ēadenan, ēadnan
Genitive	ēadenra, ēadenena, ēadnena	ēadenra, ēadenena, ēadnena	ēadenra, ēadenena, ēadnena
Dative	ēadenum, ēadnum	ēadenum, ēadnum	ēadenum, ēadnum
Instrumental	ēadenum, ēadnum	ēadenum, ēadnum	ēadenum, ēadnum

Related terms

• ēadiġ

References

• Joseph Bosworth and T. Northcote Toller (1898) “eádan”, in An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary‎^[1], 2nd edition, Oxford: Oxford University Press.