sixwintre

Old English

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *sehswintruz. Equivalent to six +‎ -wintre. Attested once, in Genesis 16:16 of the Old English Hexateuch: Hundeahtatiġwintre and sixwintre wæs Ābrahām þā þā Agar him ācende Ismahēl ("Abraham was 86 years old [literally "80 years old and six years old"] when Hagar bore him Ishmael").

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈsiksˌwin.tre/

Adjective

sixwintre

1. six year(s) old
2. six-year, lasting six years

Declension

Declension of sixwintre — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	sixwintre	sixwintru, sixwintro	sixwintre
Accusative	sixwinterne	sixwintre	sixwintre
Genitive	sixwintres	sixwintre	sixwintres
Dative	sixwintrum	sixwintre	sixwintrum
Instrumental	sixwintre	sixwintre	sixwintre
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	sixwintre	sixwintra, sixwintre	sixwintru, sixwintro
Accusative	sixwintre	sixwintra, sixwintre	sixwintru, sixwintro
Genitive	sixwintra	sixwintra	sixwintra
Dative	sixwintrum	sixwintrum	sixwintrum
Instrumental	sixwintrum	sixwintrum	sixwintrum

Declension of sixwintre — Weak

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	sixwintra	sixwintre	sixwintre
Accusative	sixwintran	sixwintran	sixwintre
Genitive	sixwintran	sixwintran	sixwintran
Dative	sixwintran	sixwintran	sixwintran
Instrumental	sixwintran	sixwintran	sixwintran
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	sixwintran	sixwintran	sixwintran
Accusative	sixwintran	sixwintran	sixwintran
Genitive	sixwintra, sixwintrena	sixwintra, sixwintrena	sixwintra, sixwintrena
Dative	sixwintrum	sixwintrum	sixwintrum
Instrumental	sixwintrum	sixwintrum	sixwintrum