-cræft

See also: cræft

Old English

Etymology

Originally a combining form, from cræft (“art, skill, strength”).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /kræft/

Suffix

-cræft m

  1. Denoting skill or strength of a particular kind or in a particular field.
    ‎stæf (“letter”) + ‎-cræft → ‎stæfcræft (“skill at lettering; grammar”)
    mētercræft (“art of versifying”)

Declension
Declension of -cræft (strong i-stem)
Case Singular Plural
nominative -cræft -cræftas
accusative -cræft -cræftas
genitive -cræftes -cræfta
dative -cræfte -cræftum
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Descendants
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