stǫðugr

Old Norse

Etymology

From staðr (“restive”) +‎ -ugr.

Adjective

stǫðugr

steady, stable

Declension

Strong declension of stǫðugr

singular	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	stǫðugr	stǫðug	stǫðugt
accusative	stǫðgan	stǫðga	stǫðugt
dative	stǫðgum	stǫðugri	stǫðgu
genitive	stǫðugs	stǫðugrar	stǫðugs
plural	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	stǫðgir	stǫðgar	stǫðug
accusative	stǫðga	stǫðgar	stǫðug
dative	stǫðgum	stǫðgum	stǫðgum
genitive	stǫðugra	stǫðugra	stǫðugra

Weak declension of stǫðugr

singular	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	stǫðgi	stǫðga	stǫðga
accusative	stǫðga	stǫðgu	stǫðga
dative	stǫðga	stǫðgu	stǫðga
genitive	stǫðga	stǫðgu	stǫðga
plural	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	stǫðgu	stǫðgu	stǫðgu
accusative	stǫðgu	stǫðgu	stǫðgu
dative	stǫðgum	stǫðgum	stǫðgum
genitive	stǫðgu	stǫðgu	stǫðgu

Descendants

Icelandic: stöðugur
Norwegian Nynorsk: stadig; stogga, stogge
Norwegian Bokmål: stadig
Danish: stadig

References

stöðugr in A Concise Dictionary of Old Icelandic, G. T. Zoëga, Clarendon Press, 1910, at Internet Archive.

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