mōdor

Englisc

Rihtstefn

• IPA: /ˈmoːdor/

Fruma

• Of Germaniscum *mōdēr, of Indiscum-Europiscum *māter-.

Werlic Nama

Cāsus	Ānfeald	Manigfeald
Nemniendlic	sēo mōdor	þā mōdor/mōdru/mōdra
Wrēgendlic	þā mōdor	þā mōdor/mōdru/mōdra
Āgniendlic	þǣre mōdor	þāra mōdra
Forgifendlic	þǣre mēder	þǣm mōdrum
Tōllic	þǣre mēder	þǣm mōdrum

1. sumu mōdor (mennisces oþþe dēores), wīflic cennend
   1. 1. wīf þe hæfþ geboren cild
      2. gebrȳced mid dēorum
      3. in getogenre sweotolunge, wīflic ealdor
   2. mǣgwlitlīce gebrȳced ymbe gāstlice sibbe, swā godmōdor, fōstormōdor
2. gecened tō þingum mā oþþe lǣs mannlǣht: geþyld is mōdor and hierde ealra mǣgena
3. gecened tō menn þe dēþ swā mōdor;
   1. mann þe ætīewþ mōdorlice lufe
   2. rǣdend, sēo uferre sumre wīflicre ǣwsamnunge

Wendunga

• Īslendisc: mōðir ^(is)
• Lǣden: māter ^(la)
• Nīwenglisc: mother ^(en)
• Þēodisc: Mutter ^(de)
  • Ealdhēahþēodisc: muoter ^(goh)