cran – Old English noun declension

Old English noun forms of cran

Noun: cran
Gender: m

Nominative

Singularcran
Pluralcranas

Genitive

Singularcranes
Pluralcrana

Dative

Singularcrane
Pluralcranum

Accusative

Singularcran
Pluralcranas

Sample Sentences

  • Se cran wæs standende on ānum sċancan. (The crane was standing on one leg.)
  • Oft man ġehīerþ cranas lange ǣr hē hīe ġesiehþ. (You often hear cranes long before you see them.)
  • Þā cranas wyrċaþ heora nest on ċiriċena belhūsum. (The cranes make their nests in the bell towers of churches.)

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *kranō.

Verbs referencing "cran"

English Nouns crane, Middle English Nouns crane, Ancient Greek Nouns γέρανος.

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