deadboren

Old English

Etymology

Could date back to Proto-West Germanic *daudaburan. Cognate with Dutch doodgeboren and German totgeboren, though because they have -ge- the correspondence isn't exact. Equivalent to dēad (“dead”) +‎ boren (“born”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈdæ͜ɑːdˌbo.ren/

Adjective

dēadboren

1. stillborn

Declension

Declension of dēadboren — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	dēadboren	dēadboren	dēadboren
Accusative	dēadborenne	dēadborene	dēadboren
Genitive	dēadborenes	dēadborenre	dēadborenes
Dative	dēadborenum	dēadborenre	dēadborenum
Instrumental	dēadborene	dēadborenre	dēadborene
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	dēadborene	dēadborena, dēadborene	dēadboren
Accusative	dēadborene	dēadborena, dēadborene	dēadboren
Genitive	dēadborenra	dēadborenra	dēadborenra
Dative	dēadborenum	dēadborenum	dēadborenum
Instrumental	dēadborenum	dēadborenum	dēadborenum

Declension of dēadboren — Weak

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	dēadborena	dēadborene	dēadborene
Accusative	dēadborenan	dēadborenan	dēadborene
Genitive	dēadborenan	dēadborenan	dēadborenan
Dative	dēadborenan	dēadborenan	dēadborenan
Instrumental	dēadborenan	dēadborenan	dēadborenan
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	dēadborenan	dēadborenan	dēadborenan
Accusative	dēadborenan	dēadborenan	dēadborenan
Genitive	dēadborenra, dēadborenena	dēadborenra, dēadborenena	dēadborenra, dēadborenena
Dative	dēadborenum	dēadborenum	dēadborenum
Instrumental	dēadborenum	dēadborenum	dēadborenum

Descendants

• English: deadborn