sceoh

Old English

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ʃe͜oːx/

Etymology 1

Noun

sċēoh m

1. Alternative form of sċōh

Etymology 2

From Proto-Germanic *skiuhaz, *skūwijaz (“frightened”). Cognate with Old High German sciuhe (“frightened, shy”), Norwegian skygg (“shy, afraid”), Old High German sciuhan (“to frighten”). Related to eschew.

Adjective

sċēoh

1. shy

Declension

Declension of sċēoh — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	sċēoh	sċēo	sċēoh
Accusative	sċēone, sċēonne	sċēo	sċēoh
Genitive	sċēos	sċēore, sċēorre	sċēos
Dative	sċēom, sċēoum	sċēore, sċēorre	sċēom, sċēoum
Instrumental	sċēo	sċēore, sċēorre	sċēo
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	sċēo	sċēo	sċēo
Accusative	sċēo	sċēo	sċēo
Genitive	sċēora, sċēorra	sċēora, sċēorra	sċēora, sċēorra
Dative	sċēom, sċēoum	sċēom, sċēoum	sċēom, sċēoum
Instrumental	sċēom, sċēoum	sċēom, sċēoum	sċēom, sċēoum

Declension of sċēoh — Weak

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	sċēo	sċēo	sċēo
Accusative	sċēon	sċēon	sċēo
Genitive	sċēon	sċēon	sċēon
Dative	sċēon	sċēon	sċēon
Instrumental	sċēon	sċēon	sċēon
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	sċēon	sċēon	sċēon
Accusative	sċēon	sċēon	sċēon
Genitive	sċēora, sċēorra, sċēona	sċēora, sċēorra, sċēona	sċēora, sċēorra, sċēona
Dative	sċēom, sċēoum	sċēom, sċēoum	sċēom, sċēoum
Instrumental	sċēom, sċēoum	sċēom, sċēoum	sċēom, sċēoum