unfæger

Old English

Etymology

From un- +‎ fæġer. More at fæġer.

Adjective

unfæġer

not fair, not beautiful, foul, ugly, horrid

Declension

Weak							Strong
case	singular			plural			case	singular			plural
case	m	n	f	plural			case	m	n	f	m	n	f
nominative	unfæġ(e)ra	unfæġ(e)re	unfæġ(e)re	unfæġ(e)ran			nom.	unfæġer			unfæġ(e)re	unfæġer	unfæġ(e)ra, -e
accusative	unfæġ(e)ran	unfæġ(e)re	unfæġ(e)ran	unfæġ(e)ran			acc.	unfæġerne	unfæġer	unfæġ(e)re	unfæġ(e)re	unfæġer	unfæġ(e)ra, -e
genitive	unfæġ(e)ran			unfæġerra, unfæġ(e)rena			gen.	unfæġ(e)res	unfæġ(e)res	unfæġerre	unfæġerra
dative	unfæġ(e)ran			unfæġ(e)rum			dat.	unfæġ(e)rum	unfæġ(e)rum	unfæġerre	unfæġ(e)rum
dative	unfæġ(e)ran			unfæġ(e)rum			instrumental	unfæġ(e)re

References

un-fæger in Joseph Bosworth and T. Northcote Toller (1898) An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary

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