hiwcuþ

Old English

Etymology

From hīw (“form”) +‎ cūþ (“known”)

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈxiːwˌkuːθ/, [ˈhiːwˌkuːθ]

Adjective

hīwcūþ

1. familiar (+ dative with something)
2. of the family or household: familial, domestic

Declension

Declension of hīwcūþ — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	hīwcūþ	hīwcūþ	hīwcūþ
Accusative	hīwcūþne	hīwcūþe	hīwcūþ
Genitive	hīwcūþes	hīwcūþre	hīwcūþes
Dative	hīwcūþum	hīwcūþre	hīwcūþum
Instrumental	hīwcūþe	hīwcūþre	hīwcūþe
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	hīwcūþe	hīwcūþa, hīwcūþe	hīwcūþ
Accusative	hīwcūþe	hīwcūþa, hīwcūþe	hīwcūþ
Genitive	hīwcūþra	hīwcūþra	hīwcūþra
Dative	hīwcūþum	hīwcūþum	hīwcūþum
Instrumental	hīwcūþum	hīwcūþum	hīwcūþum

Declension of hīwcūþ — Weak

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	hīwcūþa	hīwcūþe	hīwcūþe
Accusative	hīwcūþan	hīwcūþan	hīwcūþe
Genitive	hīwcūþan	hīwcūþan	hīwcūþan
Dative	hīwcūþan	hīwcūþan	hīwcūþan
Instrumental	hīwcūþan	hīwcūþan	hīwcūþan
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	hīwcūþan	hīwcūþan	hīwcūþan
Accusative	hīwcūþan	hīwcūþan	hīwcūþan
Genitive	hīwcūþra, hīwcūþena	hīwcūþra, hīwcūþena	hīwcūþra, hīwcūþena
Dative	hīwcūþum	hīwcūþum	hīwcūþum
Instrumental	hīwcūþum	hīwcūþum	hīwcūþum

Derived terms

• ġehīwcūþlīcian (“to familiarize”)
• hīwcūþlīċe (“familiarly”)
• hīwcūþnes (“familiarity”)