vreþer

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse *vreiðr (Old West Norse: reiðr), from Proto-Germanic *wraiþaz.

Adjective

vrēþer

  1. angry, wroth

Declension

Declension of vrēþer (strong)
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative vrēþer vrēþ vrēt
accusative vrēþan vrēþa vrēt
dative vrēþum
vrēþom 		vrēþri
vrēþre 		vrēþu
vrēþo
genitive vrēþs vrēþrar vrēþs
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative vrēþir
vrēþer 		vrēþar vrēþ
accusative vrēþa vrēþar vrēþ
dative vrēþum
vrēþom 		vrēþum
vrēþom 		vrēþum
vrēþom
genitive vrēþra
vrēþa 		vrēþra
vrēþa 		vrēþra
vrēþa
Declension of vrēþer (weak)
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative vrēþi
vrēþe 		vrēþa vrēþa
accusative vrēþa vrēþu
vrēþo 		vrēþa
dative vrēþa vrēþu
vrēþo 		vrēþa
genitive vrēþa vrēþu
vrēþo 		vrēþa
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative vrēþu
vrēþo 		vrēþu
vrēþo 		vrēþu
vrēþo
accusative vrēþu
vrēþo 		vrēþu
vrēþo 		vrēþu
vrēþo
dative vrēþu
vrēþo 		vrēþu
vrēþo 		vrēþu
vrēþo
genitive vrēþu
vrēþo 		vrēþu
vrēþo 		vrēþu
vrēþo

Descendants

  • Swedish: vred
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