saluwigpad

Old English

Etymology

salu (“dusky”) +‎ -iġ +‎ pād (“cloak”)

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈsɑ.lu.wij.pɑːd/

Adjective

saluwiġpād

1. dark-cloaked, having dark plumage

Declension

Declension of saluwiġpād — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	saluwiġpād	saluwiġpād	saluwiġpād
Accusative	saluwiġpādne	saluwiġpāde	saluwiġpād
Genitive	saluwiġpādes	saluwiġpādre	saluwiġpādes
Dative	saluwiġpādum	saluwiġpādre	saluwiġpādum
Instrumental	saluwiġpāde	saluwiġpādre	saluwiġpāde
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	saluwiġpāde	saluwiġpāda, saluwiġpāde	saluwiġpād
Accusative	saluwiġpāde	saluwiġpāda, saluwiġpāde	saluwiġpād
Genitive	saluwiġpādra	saluwiġpādra	saluwiġpādra
Dative	saluwiġpādum	saluwiġpādum	saluwiġpādum
Instrumental	saluwiġpādum	saluwiġpādum	saluwiġpādum

Declension of saluwiġpād — Weak

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	saluwiġpāda	saluwiġpāde	saluwiġpāde
Accusative	saluwiġpādan	saluwiġpādan	saluwiġpāde
Genitive	saluwiġpādan	saluwiġpādan	saluwiġpādan
Dative	saluwiġpādan	saluwiġpādan	saluwiġpādan
Instrumental	saluwiġpādan	saluwiġpādan	saluwiġpādan
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	saluwiġpādan	saluwiġpādan	saluwiġpādan
Accusative	saluwiġpādan	saluwiġpādan	saluwiġpādan
Genitive	saluwiġpādra, saluwiġpādena	saluwiġpādra, saluwiġpādena	saluwiġpādra, saluwiġpādena
Dative	saluwiġpādum	saluwiġpādum	saluwiġpādum
Instrumental	saluwiġpādum	saluwiġpādum	saluwiġpādum

References

• Joseph Bosworth, T. Northcote Toller (1898) “saluwig-pád”, in An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary, second edition, Oxford: Oxford University Press.