hreorig

Old English

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *hreurīg (“diligent, zealous, busy”), from Proto-Germanic *hreuzīgaz, from Proto-Indo-European *krow- (“to fall, beat, break”). Equivalent to hrēosan +‎ -iġ

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈxre͜oː.rij/, [ˈr̥e͜oː.rij]

Adjective

hrēoriġ

1. ruinous, ruined
   • The Ruin

     Hrōfas sind ġehrorene hrēorġe torras.

     The roofs are fallen, the towers ruined .

Declension

Declension of hrēoriġ — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	hrēoriġ	hrēoriġu, hrēorġu, hrēoriġo, hrēorġo	hrēoriġ
Accusative	hrēoriġne	hrēoriġe, hrēorġe	hrēoriġ
Genitive	hrēoriġes, hrēorġes	hrēoriġre	hrēoriġes, hrēorġes
Dative	hrēoriġum, hrēorġum	hrēoriġre	hrēoriġum, hrēorġum
Instrumental	hrēoriġe, hrēorġe	hrēoriġre	hrēoriġe, hrēorġe
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	hrēoriġe, hrēorġe	hrēoriġa, hrēorġa, hrēoriġe, hrēorġe	hrēoriġu, hrēorġu, hrēoriġo, hrēorġo
Accusative	hrēoriġe, hrēorġe	hrēoriġa, hrēorġa, hrēoriġe, hrēorġe	hrēoriġu, hrēorġu, hrēoriġo, hrēorġo
Genitive	hrēoriġra	hrēoriġra	hrēoriġra
Dative	hrēoriġum, hrēorġum	hrēoriġum, hrēorġum	hrēoriġum, hrēorġum
Instrumental	hrēoriġum, hrēorġum	hrēoriġum, hrēorġum	hrēoriġum, hrēorġum

Declension of hrēoriġ — Weak

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	hrēoriġa, hrēorġa	hrēoriġe, hrēorġe	hrēoriġe, hrēorġe
Accusative	hrēoriġan, hrēorġan	hrēoriġan, hrēorġan	hrēoriġe, hrēorġe
Genitive	hrēoriġan, hrēorġan	hrēoriġan, hrēorġan	hrēoriġan, hrēorġan
Dative	hrēoriġan, hrēorġan	hrēoriġan, hrēorġan	hrēoriġan, hrēorġan
Instrumental	hrēoriġan, hrēorġan	hrēoriġan, hrēorġan	hrēoriġan, hrēorġan
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	hrēoriġan, hrēorġan	hrēoriġan, hrēorġan	hrēoriġan, hrēorġan
Accusative	hrēoriġan, hrēorġan	hrēoriġan, hrēorġan	hrēoriġan, hrēorġan
Genitive	hrēoriġra, hrēoriġena, hrēorġena	hrēoriġra, hrēoriġena, hrēorġena	hrēoriġra, hrēoriġena, hrēorġena
Dative	hrēoriġum, hrēorġum	hrēoriġum, hrēorġum	hrēoriġum, hrēorġum
Instrumental	hrēoriġum, hrēorġum	hrēoriġum, hrēorġum	hrēoriġum, hrēorġum

Synonyms

• hroren
• feallen

Related terms

• hrēosan (“to fall, ruin”)
• hryre (“fall, ruin, downfall, destruction”)
• hrēosendlīc (“perishable, ready to fall”)