græshoppa – Old English noun declension

Old English noun forms of græshoppa

Noun: græshoppa
Gender: m

Nominative

Singulargræshoppa
Pluralgræshoppan

Genitive

Singulargræshoppan
Pluralgræshoppena

Dative

Singulargræshoppan
Pluralgræshoppum

Accusative

Singulargræshoppan
Pluralgræshoppan

Sample Sentences

  • […] [I] am shaken off like a locust […] [9th century, Vespasian Psalter […] āsċecen [iċ] eam swē swē gershoppe […]]
  • Wonders of the East
  • Þǣr beoð akende ǣmættan swā miċle swā hundas. Hī habbað fēt swylċe græshoppan, hī syndon rēades hīwes ⁊ blaces. Þā ǣmettan delfað gold up of eorðan fram foran nihte ōþ þa fīftan tīd dæġes. (Ants are born there as big as dogs. They have feet like grasshoppers, and are red and black in color. The ants dig gold up from the earth from before the night until the fifth hour of the day.)

Etymology

From græs (“grass”) + *hoppa (“hopper”). Compare Old High German hewispranga, literally meaning "hay jumper."

Verbs referencing "græshoppa"

English Nouns grasshopper, German Nouns Grashüpfer, English Nouns grasshop, Middle English Nouns grashope.

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