wohhæmende

Old English

Etymology

From wōh +‎ hǣmende.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈwoːxˌxæː.men.de/, [ˈwoːxˌhæː.men.de]

Adjective

wōhhǣmende

1. adulterous
2. fornicating

Declension

Declension of wōhhǣmende — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	wōhhǣmende	wōhhǣmendu, wōhhǣmendo	wōhhǣmende
Accusative	wōhhǣmendne	wōhhǣmende	wōhhǣmende
Genitive	wōhhǣmendes	wōhhǣmendre	wōhhǣmendes
Dative	wōhhǣmendum	wōhhǣmendre	wōhhǣmendum
Instrumental	wōhhǣmende	wōhhǣmendre	wōhhǣmende
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	wōhhǣmende	wōhhǣmenda, wōhhǣmende	wōhhǣmendu, wōhhǣmendo
Accusative	wōhhǣmende	wōhhǣmenda, wōhhǣmende	wōhhǣmendu, wōhhǣmendo
Genitive	wōhhǣmendra	wōhhǣmendra	wōhhǣmendra
Dative	wōhhǣmendum	wōhhǣmendum	wōhhǣmendum
Instrumental	wōhhǣmendum	wōhhǣmendum	wōhhǣmendum

Declension of wōhhǣmende — Weak

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	wōhhǣmenda	wōhhǣmende	wōhhǣmende
Accusative	wōhhǣmendan	wōhhǣmendan	wōhhǣmende
Genitive	wōhhǣmendan	wōhhǣmendan	wōhhǣmendan
Dative	wōhhǣmendan	wōhhǣmendan	wōhhǣmendan
Instrumental	wōhhǣmendan	wōhhǣmendan	wōhhǣmendan
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	wōhhǣmendan	wōhhǣmendan	wōhhǣmendan
Accusative	wōhhǣmendan	wōhhǣmendan	wōhhǣmendan
Genitive	wōhhǣmendra, wōhhǣmendena	wōhhǣmendra, wōhhǣmendena	wōhhǣmendra, wōhhǣmendena
Dative	wōhhǣmendum	wōhhǣmendum	wōhhǣmendum
Instrumental	wōhhǣmendum	wōhhǣmendum	wōhhǣmendum

References

• Joseph Bosworth and T. Northcote Toller (1898) “WŌHHǢMENDE”, in An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary‎^[1], 2nd edition, Oxford: Oxford University Press.