cyþig

Old English

Alternative forms

• cȳðic, cȳðiġ

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *kunþīg, equivalent to cȳþ (“information, knowledge, science”) +‎ -iġ.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈkyː.θij/, [ˈkyː.ðij]

Adjective

cȳþiġ

1. known

Declension

Declension of cȳþiġ — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	cȳþiġ	cȳþiġu, cȳþġu, cȳþiġo, cȳþġo	cȳþiġ
Accusative	cȳþiġne	cȳþiġe, cȳþġe	cȳþiġ
Genitive	cȳþiġes, cȳþġes	cȳþiġre	cȳþiġes, cȳþġes
Dative	cȳþiġum, cȳþġum	cȳþiġre	cȳþiġum, cȳþġum
Instrumental	cȳþiġe, cȳþġe	cȳþiġre	cȳþiġe, cȳþġe
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	cȳþiġe, cȳþġe	cȳþiġa, cȳþġa, cȳþiġe, cȳþġe	cȳþiġu, cȳþġu, cȳþiġo, cȳþġo
Accusative	cȳþiġe, cȳþġe	cȳþiġa, cȳþġa, cȳþiġe, cȳþġe	cȳþiġu, cȳþġu, cȳþiġo, cȳþġo
Genitive	cȳþiġra	cȳþiġra	cȳþiġra
Dative	cȳþiġum, cȳþġum	cȳþiġum, cȳþġum	cȳþiġum, cȳþġum
Instrumental	cȳþiġum, cȳþġum	cȳþiġum, cȳþġum	cȳþiġum, cȳþġum

Declension of cȳþiġ — Weak

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	cȳþiġa, cȳþġa	cȳþiġe, cȳþġe	cȳþiġe, cȳþġe
Accusative	cȳþiġan, cȳþġan	cȳþiġan, cȳþġan	cȳþiġe, cȳþġe
Genitive	cȳþiġan, cȳþġan	cȳþiġan, cȳþġan	cȳþiġan, cȳþġan
Dative	cȳþiġan, cȳþġan	cȳþiġan, cȳþġan	cȳþiġan, cȳþġan
Instrumental	cȳþiġan, cȳþġan	cȳþiġan, cȳþġan	cȳþiġan, cȳþġan
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	cȳþiġan, cȳþġan	cȳþiġan, cȳþġan	cȳþiġan, cȳþġan
Accusative	cȳþiġan, cȳþġan	cȳþiġan, cȳþġan	cȳþiġan, cȳþġan
Genitive	cȳþiġra, cȳþiġena, cȳþġena	cȳþiġra, cȳþiġena, cȳþġena	cȳþiġra, cȳþiġena, cȳþġena
Dative	cȳþiġum, cȳþġum	cȳþiġum, cȳþġum	cȳþiġum, cȳþġum
Instrumental	cȳþiġum, cȳþġum	cȳþiġum, cȳþġum	cȳþiġum, cȳþġum

Derived terms

• oncȳþiġ
• uncȳþiġ

Descendants

• Middle English: cuði, kuði, cuþþi
• >? Middle English: kithe, kythe