entisc

Old English

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *antiskaz (“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