sincfag

Old English

Etymology

sinc +‎ fāg

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈsinkˌfɑːɡ/, [ˈsiŋkˌfɑːɣ]

Adjective

sincfāg

1. (poetic) adorned with treasure

Declension

Declension of sincfāg — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	sincfāg	sincfāg	sincfāg
Accusative	sincfāgne	sincfāge	sincfāg
Genitive	sincfāges	sincfāgre	sincfāges
Dative	sincfāgum	sincfāgre	sincfāgum
Instrumental	sincfāge	sincfāgre	sincfāge
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	sincfāge	sincfāga, sincfāge	sincfāg
Accusative	sincfāge	sincfāga, sincfāge	sincfāg
Genitive	sincfāgra	sincfāgra	sincfāgra
Dative	sincfāgum	sincfāgum	sincfāgum
Instrumental	sincfāgum	sincfāgum	sincfāgum

Declension of sincfāg — Weak

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	sincfāga	sincfāge	sincfāge
Accusative	sincfāgan	sincfāgan	sincfāge
Genitive	sincfāgan	sincfāgan	sincfāgan
Dative	sincfāgan	sincfāgan	sincfāgan
Instrumental	sincfāgan	sincfāgan	sincfāgan
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	sincfāgan	sincfāgan	sincfāgan
Accusative	sincfāgan	sincfāgan	sincfāgan
Genitive	sincfāgra, sincfāgena	sincfāgra, sincfāgena	sincfāgra, sincfāgena
Dative	sincfāgum	sincfāgum	sincfāgum
Instrumental	sincfāgum	sincfāgum	sincfāgum