Adjectives in OE

Indefinite forms Definite forms
ʒōd man – добрый человек (вообще) ʒōd cwene – добрая женщина (вообще) lytel bearn – маленький ребенок (вообще) sē ʒōd man добрый человек (данный) se̅o ʒōde cwene добрая женщина (данная) sē lytele bearn маленький ребенок (данный)
strong declension weak declension
    Masc Neut Fem
sing. N. sceort sceort sceort
G. sceort-es sceort sceort-re
D. scert-um sceort-um sceort-re
Acc. sceort-ne sceort sceort
Inst sceort-e sceort-e sceort-re
         
pl. N. sceort-e sceort sceort-a
G. sceort-ra sceort-ra sceort-ra
D. sceort-um sceort-um sceort-um
Acc. sceort-e sceort sceort-a
Inst sceort-um sceort-um sceort-um
Masc Neut Fem
sceort-a sceort-e sceort-e
sceort-an sceort-an sceort-an
sceort-an sceort-an sceort-an
sceort-an sceort-e sceort-an
     
     
sceort-an sceort-an sceort-an
sceort-ra sceort-ra sceort-ra
sceort-um sceort-um sceort-um
sceort-an sceort-an sceort-an
     

The VERB System in Old English

The number of grammatical categories of the verb in Old English was not great (four categories), but its paradigm had a complicated structure: verbs fell into numerous morphological classes and employed a variety of form-building means. All the forms of the verb were synthetic, as analytical forms were only beginning to appear.


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