smicor
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Old English
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Pronunciation
1.2
Adjective
1.2.1
Declension
Old English
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Pronunciation
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/ˈsmi.kor/
Adjective
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smicor
Alternative form of
smicer
Declension
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Declension of
smicor
— Strong
Singular
Masculine
Feminine
Neuter
Nominative
smicor
smicor
smicor
Accusative
smicorne
smicore
smicor
Genitive
smicores
smicorre
smicores
Dative
smicorum
smicorre
smicorum
Instrumental
smicore
smicorre
smicore
Plural
Masculine
Feminine
Neuter
Nominative
smicore
smicora
,
smicore
smicor
Accusative
smicore
smicora
,
smicore
smicor
Genitive
smicorra
smicorra
smicorra
Dative
smicorum
smicorum
smicorum
Instrumental
smicorum
smicorum
smicorum
Declension of
smicor
— Weak
Singular
Masculine
Feminine
Neuter
Nominative
smicora
smicore
smicore
Accusative
smicoran
smicoran
smicore
Genitive
smicoran
smicoran
smicoran
Dative
smicoran
smicoran
smicoran
Instrumental
smicoran
smicoran
smicoran
Plural
Masculine
Feminine
Neuter
Nominative
smicoran
smicoran
smicoran
Accusative
smicoran
smicoran
smicoran
Genitive
smicorra
,
smicorena
smicorra
,
smicorena
smicorra
,
smicorena
Dative
smicorum
smicorum
smicorum
Instrumental
smicorum
smicorum
smicorum
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