wælbleat

Old English

Etymology

From wæl (“carnage”) +‎ blēat (“wretched”)

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈwælˌblæ͜ɑːt/

Adjective

wælblēat

1. (poetic) deadly, mortal

Declension

Declension of wælblēat — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	wælblēat	wælblēat	wælblēat
Accusative	wælblēatne	wælblēate	wælblēat
Genitive	wælblēates	wælblēatre	wælblēates
Dative	wælblēatum	wælblēatre	wælblēatum
Instrumental	wælblēate	wælblēatre	wælblēate
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	wælblēate	wælblēata, wælblēate	wælblēat
Accusative	wælblēate	wælblēata, wælblēate	wælblēat
Genitive	wælblēatra	wælblēatra	wælblēatra
Dative	wælblēatum	wælblēatum	wælblēatum
Instrumental	wælblēatum	wælblēatum	wælblēatum

Declension of wælblēat — Weak

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	wælblēata	wælblēate	wælblēate
Accusative	wælblēatan	wælblēatan	wælblēate
Genitive	wælblēatan	wælblēatan	wælblēatan
Dative	wælblēatan	wælblēatan	wælblēatan
Instrumental	wælblēatan	wælblēatan	wælblēatan
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	wælblēatan	wælblēatan	wælblēatan
Accusative	wælblēatan	wælblēatan	wælblēatan
Genitive	wælblēatra, wælblēatena	wælblēatra, wælblēatena	wælblēatra, wælblēatena
Dative	wælblēatum	wælblēatum	wælblēatum
Instrumental	wælblēatum	wælblēatum	wælblēatum