wræþþu
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Old English
1.1
Alternative forms
1.2
Etymology
1.3
Pronunciation
1.4
Noun
1.4.1
Declension
1.4.2
Descendants
Old English
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Alternative forms
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wrǣþþo
Etymology
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From
Proto-West Germanic
*wraiþiþu
(
“
wrath, fury
”
)
. Equivalent to
wrāþ
+
-þ
.
Pronunciation
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IPA
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:
/ˈwræːθ.θu/
Noun
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wrǣþþu
f
wrath
;
ire
Declension
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Declension of
wræþþu
(strong ō-stem)
Case
Singular
Plural
nominative
wrǣþþu
wrǣþþa
,
wrǣþþe
accusative
wrǣþþe
wrǣþþa
,
wrǣþþe
genitive
wrǣþþe
wrǣþþa
dative
wrǣþþe
wrǣþþum
Descendants
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Middle English:
wraththe
,
wræththe
,
wreththe
English:
wrath
Scots:
wraith
,
wreath
,
wrath
Categories
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Old English terms inherited from Proto-West Germanic
Old English terms derived from Proto-West Germanic
Old English terms with IPA pronunciation
Old English lemmas
Old English nouns
Old English feminine nouns
Old English ō-stem nouns
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