oþer

See also: other, oyer, and -oyer

Middle English

Adjective

oþer

  1. other (not the same, not identical)

Old English

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *anþeraz

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ˈoːθer/, [ˈoːðer]

Adjective

ōþer (not comparable)

  1. other
  2. second

Declension

This table needs to be corrected and it declines like the strong hālig.

Declension of oþer — Strong only
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative ōþer ōþer ōþer
Accusative ōþerne ōþ(e)re ōþer
Genitive ōþ(e)res ōþerre ōþ(e)res
Dative ōþ(e)rum ōþerre ōþ(e)rum
Instrumental ōþ(e)re ōþerre ōþ(e)re
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative ōþ(e)re ōþ(e)ra, -e ōþer
Accusative ōþ(e)re ōþ(e)ra, -e ōþer
Genitive ōþerra ōþerra ōþerra
Dative ōþ(e)rum ōþ(e)rum ōþ(e)rum
Instrumental ōþ(e)rum ōþ(e)rum ōþ(e)rum

Numeral

ōþer

  1. (ordinal) second
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