fulboren

Old English

Etymology

Composed of full- + (ġe)boren, literally “full born.”

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ˈfulˌbo.ren/

Adjective

fulboren

  1. born on time

Declension
Declension of fulboren — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative fulboren fulboren fulboren
Accusative fulborenne fulborene fulboren
Genitive fulborenes fulborenre fulborenes
Dative fulborenum fulborenre fulborenum
Instrumental fulborene fulborenre fulborene
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative fulborene fulborena, fulborene fulboren
Accusative fulborene fulborena, fulborene fulboren
Genitive fulborenra fulborenra fulborenra
Dative fulborenum fulborenum fulborenum
Instrumental fulborenum fulborenum fulborenum
Declension of fulboren — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative fulborena fulborene fulborene
Accusative fulborenan fulborenan fulborene
Genitive fulborenan fulborenan fulborenan
Dative fulborenan fulborenan fulborenan
Instrumental fulborenan fulborenan fulborenan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative fulborenan fulborenan fulborenan
Accusative fulborenan fulborenan fulborenan
Genitive fulborenra, fulborenena fulborenra, fulborenena fulborenra, fulborenena
Dative fulborenum fulborenum fulborenum
Instrumental fulborenum fulborenum fulborenum

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