stulor

Old English

Alternative forms
  • stulur

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *stulraz. Related to Old Saxon stulina (“theft”), Old High German stulingūn (“secretly, in a stealthy way, stealthily”), Old Norse stuldr (“theft”).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ˈstulor/

Adjective

stulor

  1. furtive, secretive, clandestine, acting with stealth, stealthy
  2. stolen

Declension
Declension of stulor — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative stulor stulor stulor
Accusative stulorne stulore stulor
Genitive stulores stulorre stulores
Dative stulorum stulorre stulorum
Instrumental stulore stulorre stulore
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative stulore stulora, stulore stulor
Accusative stulore stulora, stulore stulor
Genitive stulorra stulorra stulorra
Dative stulorum stulorum stulorum
Instrumental stulorum stulorum stulorum
Declension of stulor — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative stulora stulore stulore
Accusative stuloran stuloran stulore
Genitive stuloran stuloran stuloran
Dative stuloran stuloran stuloran
Instrumental stuloran stuloran stuloran
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative stuloran stuloran stuloran
Accusative stuloran stuloran stuloran
Genitive stulorra, stulorena stulorra, stulorena stulorra, stulorena
Dative stulorum stulorum stulorum
Instrumental stulorum stulorum stulorum

Derived terms
  • stulorlīċe
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