death

Rihtstefn: /dɛθ/
Sprǣce Dæl: Noun

Englisc Andgiet

dēaþ (n. wr)

līflēast (n. wf)

cwealm (n. wr)

Āwendednesa on Englisc

deað, dǣþ,

Wordstǽr

• Of Engliscum dēaþ

Sƿeostorƿord

• Denisc: Død ^(da)
• Fresisc: dea ^(fy) wr
• Īslendisc: dauði ^(is) wr
• Niðerlendisc: dood ^(nl) wr
• Norþwegisc: død ^(no) wr
• Seaxisc: dood ^(nds) wr
• Swēonisc: död ^(sv) gm
• Þēodisc: Tod ^(de) wr

Declinung

Deaþ

Cāsus	Ānfeald	Manigfeald
Nemniendlic	se deaþ	þā deaþas
Āgniendlic	þæs deaþes	þāra deaþa
Forgifendlic	þǣm deaþe	þǣm deaþum
Tōllic	þy/þon deaþe	þǣm deaþum
Wrēgendlic	þone deaþ	þā deaþas

Cwideu

violent death cwalu (n. wf)

Bisen

Se cyning dæs deaþes is nū her.

The king of death is now here.

Gesetnyssum

ær-dēaþ - early death, death before one's time, premature death
dēaþ-bēam "wr" - death tree
dēaþ-bedd "nw" - death bed, grave, bed of death,
dēaþ-cwalu "wf" - plague death, violent death,
dēaþ-dæg "wr" - death day, day of death,
dēaþ-denu "wf" - valley of death,
fær-dēaþ, dēaþ-ræs "wr" - sudden death,
dēaþ-scūa "wr", dēaþ-scufa "wr" - death shadow, shadow of death,
dēaþ-scyld "wf" - crime worthy of death
dēaþ-stede "wr" - place of death
dēaþ-wang "wr" - death plain,
dēaþ-wīc "nw" - death's place, dwelling of the dead,
dēaþ-wyrd "wf" - death fate, fate of death
ende-dēað -death as the end of life
gúð-dēað - battle death, death in battle
mere-dēaþ - sea death, death at sea,
swylt-dēaþ - death (die-death)
wæl-dēaþ - death in battle,
wundor-dēaþ - wondrous death

Wendunga

• Frencisc: mort ^(fr) wf
• Grēcisc: θάνατος ^(el) [ˈθa.na.to̞s] wr, θανατάς ^(el) [θa.na.ˈtas] wr,

πεθαμός ^(el) [pe̞.θa.ˈmo̞s] wr, αποθαμός ^(el) [a.po̞.θa.ˈmo̞s] Werlic, χάρος ^(el) [ˈxa.ro̞s] wr

• Hebrēisc: מוות ^(he) (mavet) wf
• Italisc: morte ^(it) wf
• Scyttisc Gǣlisc: bàs ^(gd) wr
• Lǣden: mors ^(la) wf, exitium ^(la) nā, quietus ^(la) wr