hagosteald – Old English noun declension

Old English noun forms of hagosteald

Noun: hagosteald
Gender: m n

Nominative

Singularhagosteald
Pluralhagostealdas; hagosteald

Genitive

Singularhagostealdes
Pluralhagostealda

Dative

Singularhagostealde
Pluralhagostealdum

Accusative

Singularhagosteald
Pluralhagostealdas; hagosteald

Sample Sentences

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *hagustaldaz (“unmarried man”, literally “set at the hedge”), a compound of Proto-Germanic *hagą, *hagaz, *hagô (“fence, enclosure, hedge”), from Proto-Indo-European *kagʷh- (“fence, box”) + a derivative of Proto-Germanic *stal- (“to place, set”), from Proto-Indo-European *stelə- (“stem, trunk, base”). Equivalent to haw + *stold. Cognate with Old Saxon hagastald (“servant, young man”), Old High German hagastalt, hagastolt (“mercenary, unwed person”), Proto-Norse ᚺᚨᚷᚢᛊᛏᚨᛚᛞᚨᛉ (hagustaldaʀ).

Verbs referencing "hagosteald"

Old Norse Nouns haukstaldr.

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