samlæred

Old English

Etymology

Composed of sām- +‎ (ġe)lǣred.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈsɑːmˌlæː.red/

Adjective

sāmlǣred

1. half-educated, half-taught; imperfectly taught

Declension

Declension of sāmlǣred — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	sāmlǣred	sāmlǣredu, sāmlǣredo	sāmlǣred
Accusative	sāmlǣredne	sāmlǣrede	sāmlǣred
Genitive	sāmlǣredes	sāmlǣredre	sāmlǣredes
Dative	sāmlǣredum	sāmlǣredre	sāmlǣredum
Instrumental	sāmlǣrede	sāmlǣredre	sāmlǣrede
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	sāmlǣrede	sāmlǣreda, sāmlǣrede	sāmlǣredu, sāmlǣredo
Accusative	sāmlǣrede	sāmlǣreda, sāmlǣrede	sāmlǣredu, sāmlǣredo
Genitive	sāmlǣredra	sāmlǣredra	sāmlǣredra
Dative	sāmlǣredum	sāmlǣredum	sāmlǣredum
Instrumental	sāmlǣredum	sāmlǣredum	sāmlǣredum

Declension of sāmlǣred — Weak

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	sāmlǣreda	sāmlǣrede	sāmlǣrede
Accusative	sāmlǣredan	sāmlǣredan	sāmlǣrede
Genitive	sāmlǣredan	sāmlǣredan	sāmlǣredan
Dative	sāmlǣredan	sāmlǣredan	sāmlǣredan
Instrumental	sāmlǣredan	sāmlǣredan	sāmlǣredan
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	sāmlǣredan	sāmlǣredan	sāmlǣredan
Accusative	sāmlǣredan	sāmlǣredan	sāmlǣredan
Genitive	sāmlǣredra, sāmlǣredena	sāmlǣredra, sāmlǣredena	sāmlǣredra, sāmlǣredena
Dative	sāmlǣredum	sāmlǣredum	sāmlǣredum
Instrumental	sāmlǣredum	sāmlǣredum	sāmlǣredum

Descendants

• Middle English: samlæred, samlered