efel

Old English

Alternative forms

Adjective

efel

  1. (Kent) bad, unfortunate, inferior
  2. (Kent) evil

Declension

Weak Strong
case singular plural case singular plural
m n f m n f m n f
nominative ef(e)la ef(e)le ef(e)le ef(e)lan nom. efel efel ef(e)lu ef(e)le ef(e)lu, -e ef(e)la, -e
accusative ef(e)lan ef(e)le ef(e)lan acc. efelne efel ef(e)le ef(e)le ef(e)lu, -e ef(e)la, -e
genitive ef(e)lan efelra, ef(e)lena gen. ef(e)les ef(e)les efelre efelra
dative ef(e)lan ef(e)lum dat. ef(e)lum ef(e)lum efelre ef(e)lum
instrumental ef(e)le

Descendants

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