-ræden

See also: räden and ræden

Middle English

Suffix

-ræden

1. (Early Middle English) Alternative form of -rede

Old English

Etymology

From rǣden (“condition, state”), from Proto-Germanic *raidīniz (“arrangement, ordinance, authority”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˌræː.den/

Suffix

-rǣden

1. noun suffix denoting condition or state

   brōþorrǣden ― fellowship, brotherhood

   burgrǣden ― citizenship

2. suffix indicating activity

   bedrǣden ― prayer, intercession

   bebodrǣden ― authority, command

   heordrǣden ― custody, keeping

3. area of, jurisdiction of

   lēodrǣden ― region, country

Declension

Declension of -ræden (strong ō-stem)

Case	Singular	Plural
nominative	-rǣden	-rǣdenna, -rǣdenne
accusative	-rǣdenne	-rǣdenna, -rǣdenne
genitive	-rǣdenne	-rǣdenna
dative	-rǣdenne	-rǣdennum

Synonyms

• -hād
• -sċipe

Derived terms

Old English terms suffixed with -ræden

Descendants

• Middle English: -rede, -rade, -raden, -radon, -red, -redd, -redde, -reden, -reede, -redyn, -redyne, -rid, -rod, -rydyn; -ræden, -readden, -redden
  • English: -red
  • Middle Scots: -red, -ret, -rid, -rit
    • Scots: -red
  • ⇒ Middle Scots: -rent, -rend, -rand, -reint, -rant, -rene, -redyn, -ring