unclæne

Old English

Etymology

From un- +‎ clǣne.

Pronunciation

IPA(key): /ˈunˌklæː.ne/

Adjective

unclǣne

  1. unclean, dirty
  2. impure
  3. (of food) unfit to eat

Declension
Declension of unclǣne — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative unclǣne unclǣnu, unclǣno unclǣne
Accusative unclǣnne unclǣne unclǣne
Genitive unclǣnes unclǣnre unclǣnes
Dative unclǣnum unclǣnre unclǣnum
Instrumental unclǣne unclǣnre unclǣne
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative unclǣne unclǣna, unclǣne unclǣnu, unclǣno
Accusative unclǣne unclǣna, unclǣne unclǣnu, unclǣno
Genitive unclǣnra unclǣnra unclǣnra
Dative unclǣnum unclǣnum unclǣnum
Instrumental unclǣnum unclǣnum unclǣnum
Declension of unclǣne — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative unclǣna unclǣne unclǣne
Accusative unclǣnan unclǣnan unclǣne
Genitive unclǣnan unclǣnan unclǣnan
Dative unclǣnan unclǣnan unclǣnan
Instrumental unclǣnan unclǣnan unclǣnan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative unclǣnan unclǣnan unclǣnan
Accusative unclǣnan unclǣnan unclǣnan
Genitive unclǣnra, unclǣnena unclǣnra, unclǣnena unclǣnra, unclǣnena
Dative unclǣnum unclǣnum unclǣnum
Instrumental unclǣnum unclǣnum unclǣnum

Descendants
  • Middle English: unclene
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