felahror

Old English

Etymology

From fela- +‎ hrōr.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈfe.lɑˌxroːr/, [ˈfe.lɑˌr̥oːr]

Adjective

felahrōr

1. (poetic) very active, having done much, full of exploits

Declension

Declension of felahrōr — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	felahrōr	felahrōr	felahrōr
Accusative	felahrōrne	felahrōre	felahrōr
Genitive	felahrōres	felahrōrre	felahrōres
Dative	felahrōrum	felahrōrre	felahrōrum
Instrumental	felahrōre	felahrōrre	felahrōre
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	felahrōre	felahrōra, felahrōre	felahrōr
Accusative	felahrōre	felahrōra, felahrōre	felahrōr
Genitive	felahrōrra	felahrōrra	felahrōrra
Dative	felahrōrum	felahrōrum	felahrōrum
Instrumental	felahrōrum	felahrōrum	felahrōrum

Declension of felahrōr — Weak

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	felahrōra	felahrōre	felahrōre
Accusative	felahrōran	felahrōran	felahrōre
Genitive	felahrōran	felahrōran	felahrōran
Dative	felahrōran	felahrōran	felahrōran
Instrumental	felahrōran	felahrōran	felahrōran
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	felahrōran	felahrōran	felahrōran
Accusative	felahrōran	felahrōran	felahrōran
Genitive	felahrōrra, felahrōrena	felahrōrra, felahrōrena	felahrōrra, felahrōrena
Dative	felahrōrum	felahrōrum	felahrōrum
Instrumental	felahrōrum	felahrōrum	felahrōrum