æþryt

Old English

Etymology

Related to þrēotan and æþrȳtan.

Adjective

æþrȳt (comparative æþrȳtra, superlative æþrȳtost)

  1. tedious
    • c. 992, Ælfric, "The Nativity of St. Clement the Martyr"
      Nelle we ðas race na leng teon, þylæs ðe hit eow æðrȳt þince; ac biddað eow þingunge æt þysum unscæððigum martyrum.
      We will not longer extend this narrative, lest it may seem tedious to you, but will pray for the intercession of these innocent martyrs for you.
  2. troublesome

Declension
Declension of æþryt — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative æþryt æþrytu, æþryto æþryt
Accusative æþrytne æþryte æþryt
Genitive æþrytes æþrytre æþrytes
Dative æþrytum æþrytre æþrytum
Instrumental æþryte æþrytre æþryte
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative æþryte æþryta, æþryte æþrytu, æþryto
Accusative æþryte æþryta, æþryte æþrytu, æþryto
Genitive æþrytra æþrytra æþrytra
Dative æþrytum æþrytum æþrytum
Instrumental æþrytum æþrytum æþrytum
Declension of æþryt — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative æþryta æþryte æþryte
Accusative æþrytan æþrytan æþryte
Genitive æþrytan æþrytan æþrytan
Dative æþrytan æþrytan æþrytan
Instrumental æþrytan æþrytan æþrytan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative æþrytan æþrytan æþrytan
Accusative æþrytan æþrytan æþrytan
Genitive æþrytra, æþrytena æþrytra, æþrytena æþrytra, æþrytena
Dative æþrytum æþrytum æþrytum
Instrumental æþrytum æþrytum æþrytum
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