godcund

Old English

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *godakund, equivalent to god +‎ -cund. Cognate with Old Saxon godkund, Old High German gotchund.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈɡod.kund/

Adjective

godcund

1. (relational) God; of the nature of God; divine; religious; sacred

Declension

Declension of godcund — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	godcund	godcund	godcund
Accusative	godcundne	godcunde	godcund
Genitive	godcundes	godcundre	godcundes
Dative	godcundum	godcundre	godcundum
Instrumental	godcunde	godcundre	godcunde
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	godcunde	godcunda, godcunde	godcund
Accusative	godcunde	godcunda, godcunde	godcund
Genitive	godcundra	godcundra	godcundra
Dative	godcundum	godcundum	godcundum
Instrumental	godcundum	godcundum	godcundum

Declension of godcund — Weak

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	godcunda	godcunde	godcunde
Accusative	godcundan	godcundan	godcunde
Genitive	godcundan	godcundan	godcundan
Dative	godcundan	godcundan	godcundan
Instrumental	godcundan	godcundan	godcundan
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	godcundan	godcundan	godcundan
Accusative	godcundan	godcundan	godcundan
Genitive	godcundra, godcundena	godcundra, godcundena	godcundra, godcundena
Dative	godcundum	godcundum	godcundum
Instrumental	godcundum	godcundum	godcundum

Derived terms

• godcundlīċ
• godcundnes

Descendants

• Middle English: godcund