entisc

Old English

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *antisk (“giant, gigantic”), equivalent to ent +‎ -isċ. Cognate with Old Saxon entisk (“giant, gigantic”).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ˈen.tiʃ/

Adjective

entisċ

  1. giant; of a giant; belonging to or made by a giant

Declension
Declension of entisċ — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative entisċ entisċ entisċ
Accusative entisċne entisċe, entsċe entisċ
Genitive entisċes, entsċes entisċre entisċes, entsċes
Dative entisċum, entsċum entisċre entisċum, entsċum
Instrumental entisċe, entsċe entisċre entisċe, entsċe
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative entisċe, entsċe entisċa, entsċa, entisċe, entsċe entisċ
Accusative entisċe, entsċe entisċa, entsċa, entisċe, entsċe entisċ
Genitive entisċra entisċra entisċra
Dative entisċum, entsċum entisċum, entsċum entisċum, entsċum
Instrumental entisċum, entsċum entisċum, entsċum entisċum, entsċum
Declension of entisċ — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative entisċa, entsċa entisċe, entsċe entisċe, entsċe
Accusative entisċan, entsċan entisċan, entsċan entisċe, entsċe
Genitive entisċan, entsċan entisċan, entsċan entisċan, entsċan
Dative entisċan, entsċan entisċan, entsċan entisċan, entsċan
Instrumental entisċan, entsċan entisċan, entsċan entisċan, entsċan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative entisċan, entsċan entisċan, entsċan entisċan, entsċan
Accusative entisċan, entsċan entisċan, entsċan entisċan, entsċan
Genitive entisċra, entisċena, entsċena entisċra, entisċena, entsċena entisċra, entisċena, entsċena
Dative entisċum, entsċum entisċum, entsċum entisċum, entsċum
Instrumental entisċum, entsċum entisċum, entsċum entisċum, entsċum

Descendants
  • English: entish
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