acol

See also: Acol

Old English

Alternative forms
  • acul

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *aikulaz (“fearful”), derived from *aikaną which probably meant ("to rage, be violent").

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ˈɑːkol/

Adjective

ācol

  1. frightened, terrified, excited, trembling

Declension
Declension of acol — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative ācol ācol ācol
Accusative ācolne āc(o)le ācol
Genitive āc(o)les ācolre āc(o)les
Dative āc(o)lum ācolre āc(o)lum
Instrumental āc(o)le ācolre āc(o)le
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative āc(o)le āc(o)la, -e ācol
Accusative āc(o)le āc(o)la, -e ācol
Genitive ācolra ācolra ācolra
Dative āc(o)lum āc(o)lum āc(o)lum
Instrumental āc(o)lum āc(o)lum āc(o)lum
Declension of acol — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative āc(o)la āc(o)le āc(o)le
Accusative āc(o)lan āc(o)lan āc(o)le
Genitive āc(o)lan āc(o)lan āc(o)lan
Dative āc(o)lan āc(o)lan āc(o)lan
Instrumental āc(o)lan āc(o)lan āc(o)lan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative āc(o)lan āc(o)lan āc(o)lan
Accusative āc(o)lan āc(o)lan āc(o)lan
Genitive ācolra, āc(o)lena ācolra, āc(o)lena ācolra, āc(o)lena
Dative āc(o)lum āc(o)lum āc(o)lum
Instrumental āc(o)lum āc(o)lum āc(o)lum
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