Ænglisc / Old English - Lesson XXI - Adjectives II (Strong Adjective Declesions - General)

[HistoryCulture]

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If you missed the previous lesson (An Overview of Adjective) click here -

Now that you all know about how adjectives work in OE, time to go over ''Strong'' Adjectives!

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General declension endings (- = n/a):

Nom.

(M Sing) -
(N Sing) -
(F Sing) - (u)
(M Plural) -e
(N Plural) -(u)
(F Plural) -a/-e

Acc.

(M Sing) -ne
(N Sing) -
(F Sing) -e
(M Plural) -e
(N Plural) -(u)
(F Plural) -a/-e

Gen.

(M Sing) -es
(N Sing) -es
(F Sing) -re
(M Plural) -ra
(N Plural) -ra
(F Plural) -ra

Dat.

(M Sing) -um
(N Sing) -um
(F Sing) -re
(M Plural) -um
(N Plural) -um
(F Plural) -um

Instrum.

(M Sing) -e
(N Sing) -e
(F Sing) -re
(M Plural) -um
(N Plural) -um
(F Plural) -um

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[HistoryCulture]

I thank you, Poetry, however, this part of my lessons, even I am heading into choppy waters, where I must read everything a couple of times to ensure that I know it right, let alone that I am teaching right xD

[_-ShyGirl-_]

I couldn't name a better Old English teacher!

[HistoryCulture]

You are so kind!

[_-ShyGirl-_]

Thank you. Even though I may not believe it to be true myself... :)

[Guckenberger1]

Will you be contributing to a course? o.O

[HistoryCulture]

Good sir, I am nowhere near at the level to become a main contributor, although if one was created and I was invited, i expect i might be used primarily as a moderator and as a lesson planner

[_-ShyGirl-_]

Whoa, whoa, whoa you are being WAY to modest! I'm sure you could contibute to a course in your sleep. You're so talented!

[HistoryCulture]

No, I am just simply relaying springboard lessons, without as much as any college course experience. I can deal with Nouns (well), Adjectives (OK), but not verbs - which is a critical part of the language.

[_-ShyGirl-_]

Well, I still think you're AWESOME!!!