endebyrd

Old English

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *andībruʀdī (“order, row”, literally “end-point”). Cognate with Old High German entibrurtī (“order, line, rank”).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ˈen.de.byrd/, [ˈen.de.byrˠd]

Noun

endebyrd f or n

  1. an arrangement, order

Declension
Feminine
Declension of endebyrd (strong ō-stem)
Case Singular Plural
nominative endebyrd endebyrda, endebyrde
accusative endebyrde endebyrda, endebyrde
genitive endebyrde endebyrda
dative endebyrde endebyrdum
Neuter
Declension of endebyrd (strong ja-stem)
Case Singular Plural
nominative endebyrde endebyrdu
accusative endebyrde endebyrdu
genitive endebyrdes endebyrda
dative endebyrde endebyrdum

Derived terms
  • endebyrdan
  • endebyrdlīċ
  • endebyrdnes
    • Middle English: endeburdnesse, endbirnesse
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