strynd

Old English

Alternative forms

strīnd

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *striundiz, from *streuną.

Noun

strȳnd f (nominative plural strȳnde)

A generation; race; kin; stock; tribe

Declension

Declension of strynd (strong i-stem)

Case	Singular	Plural
nominative	strȳnd	strȳnde, strȳnda
accusative	strȳnd, strȳnde	strȳnde, strȳnda
genitive	strȳnde	strȳnda
dative	strȳnde	strȳndum

Related terms

ġestrēon
strēonan
strȳnan

Descendants

Middle English: strund, strend, strynd
- English: strain

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