wæterseoc

Old English

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *watarseuk. Equivalent to wæter (“water”) +‎ sēoc (“sick”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈwæ.terˌse͜oːk/

Adjective

wætersēoc

1. edematous, dropsical

Declension

Declension of wætersēoc — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	wætersēoc	wætersēoc	wætersēoc
Accusative	wætersēocne	wætersēoce	wætersēoc
Genitive	wætersēoces	wætersēocre	wætersēoces
Dative	wætersēocum	wætersēocre	wætersēocum
Instrumental	wætersēoce	wætersēocre	wætersēoce
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	wætersēoce	wætersēoca, wætersēoce	wætersēoc
Accusative	wætersēoce	wætersēoca, wætersēoce	wætersēoc
Genitive	wætersēocra	wætersēocra	wætersēocra
Dative	wætersēocum	wætersēocum	wætersēocum
Instrumental	wætersēocum	wætersēocum	wætersēocum

Declension of wætersēoc — Weak

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	wætersēoca	wætersēoce	wætersēoce
Accusative	wætersēocan	wætersēocan	wætersēoce
Genitive	wætersēocan	wætersēocan	wætersēocan
Dative	wætersēocan	wætersēocan	wætersēocan
Instrumental	wætersēocan	wætersēocan	wætersēocan
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	wætersēocan	wætersēocan	wætersēocan
Accusative	wætersēocan	wætersēocan	wætersēocan
Genitive	wætersēocra, wætersēocena	wætersēocra, wætersēocena	wætersēocra, wætersēocena
Dative	wætersēocum	wætersēocum	wætersēocum
Instrumental	wætersēocum	wætersēocum	wætersēocum

Derived terms

• wætersēocnes