røþer

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse rauðr, from Proto-Germanic *raudaz, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁rowdʰós, from the root *h₁rewdʰ-.

Adjective

rø̄þer

  1. red

Declension
Declension of rø̄þer (strong)
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative rø̄þer rø̄þ rø̄t
accusative rø̄þan rø̄þa rø̄t
dative rø̄þum, -om rø̄þri, -re rø̄þu, -o
genitive rø̄þs rø̄þrar rø̄þs
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative rø̄þir, -e(r) rø̄þar rø̄þ
accusative rø̄þa rø̄þar rø̄þ
dative rø̄þum, -om rø̄þum, -om rø̄þum, -om
genitive rø̄þra rø̄þra rø̄þra
Declension of rø̄þer (weak)
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative rø̄þi, -e rø̄þa rø̄þa
accusative rø̄þa rø̄þu, -o rø̄þa
dative rø̄þa rø̄þu, -o rø̄þa
genitive rø̄þa rø̄þu, -o rø̄þa
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative rø̄þu, -o rø̄þu, -o rø̄þu, -o
accusative rø̄þu, -o rø̄þu, -o rø̄þu, -o
dative rø̄þu, -o rø̄þu, -o rø̄þu, -o
genitive rø̄þu, -o rø̄þu, -o rø̄þu, -o

Derived terms
  • rodhna (“redden”)

Descendants
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