freod

Old English

Etymology 1

Old English. Akin to friþ "peace, friendship", Old English frēogan "to love", frēo "free, joyful". More at frēo

Noun

frēod f

  1. peace, frith
  2. friendship, affection, goodwill
Declension
Declension of freod (strong ō-stem)
Case Singular Plural
nominative frēod frēoda, frēode
accusative frēode frēoda, frēode
genitive frēode frēoda
dative frēode frēodum

Etymology 2

See frēogan.

Alternative forms
  • ġefrēod

Verb

frēod

  1. past participle of frēogan
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