Wiltun
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Old English
1.1
Etymology
1.2
Pronunciation
1.3
Proper noun
1.3.1
Declension
1.3.2
Derived terms
1.3.3
Descendants
Old English
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Etymology
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From
willa
+
tūn
, literally “welcome town.” Compare
wilcuma
and
wilspell
.
Pronunciation
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IPA
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:
/ˈwilˌtuːn/
Proper noun
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Wiltūn
m
Wilton
Declension
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Declension of
Wiltun
(strong a-stem)
Case
Singular
Plural
nominative
Wiltūn
Wiltūnas
accusative
Wiltūn
Wiltūnas
genitive
Wiltūnes
Wiltūna
dative
Wiltūne
Wiltūnum
Derived terms
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Wiltūnisċ
Wiltūnsċīr
Descendants
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English:
Wilton
Categories
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Old English compound terms
Old English terms with IPA pronunciation
Old English lemmas
Old English proper nouns
Old English masculine nouns
Old English masculine a-stem nouns
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