ofþinen

Old English

Etymology

From of- (“excessively”) +‎ þinen (past participle of þīnan (“to become moist or damp”)).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ofˈθi.nen/

Adjective

ofþinen

  1. too moist; overly damp

Declension
Declension of ofþinen — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative ofþinen ofþinen ofþinen
Accusative ofþinenne ofþinene ofþinen
Genitive ofþinenes ofþinenre ofþinenes
Dative ofþinenum ofþinenre ofþinenum
Instrumental ofþinene ofþinenre ofþinene
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative ofþinene ofþinena, ofþinene ofþinen
Accusative ofþinene ofþinena, ofþinene ofþinen
Genitive ofþinenra ofþinenra ofþinenra
Dative ofþinenum ofþinenum ofþinenum
Instrumental ofþinenum ofþinenum ofþinenum
Declension of ofþinen — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative ofþinena ofþinene ofþinene
Accusative ofþinenan ofþinenan ofþinene
Genitive ofþinenan ofþinenan ofþinenan
Dative ofþinenan ofþinenan ofþinenan
Instrumental ofþinenan ofþinenan ofþinenan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative ofþinenan ofþinenan ofþinenan
Accusative ofþinenan ofþinenan ofþinenan
Genitive ofþinenra, ofþinenena ofþinenra, ofþinenena ofþinenra, ofþinenena
Dative ofþinenum ofþinenum ofþinenum
Instrumental ofþinenum ofþinenum ofþinenum
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