teonful

Old English

Etymology

From tēon (“damage, insult”) +‎ -ful

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈte͜oːnˌfull/, [ˈte͜oːnˌfuɫ]

Adjective

tēonful

1. grievous, troublesome, woeful
2. insolent, abusive, contemptuous
3. causing injury or annoyance

Declension

Declension of tēonfull — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	tēonfull	tēonfull	tēonfull
Accusative	tēonfulne	tēonfulle	tēonfull
Genitive	tēonfulles	tēonfulre	tēonfulles
Dative	tēonfullum	tēonfulre	tēonfullum
Instrumental	tēonfulle	tēonfulre	tēonfulle
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	tēonfulle	tēonfulla, tēonfulle	tēonfull
Accusative	tēonfulle	tēonfulla, tēonfulle	tēonfull
Genitive	tēonfulra	tēonfulra	tēonfulra
Dative	tēonfullum	tēonfullum	tēonfullum
Instrumental	tēonfullum	tēonfullum	tēonfullum

Declension of tēonfull — Weak

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	tēonfulla	tēonfulle	tēonfulle
Accusative	tēonfullan	tēonfullan	tēonfulle
Genitive	tēonfullan	tēonfullan	tēonfullan
Dative	tēonfullan	tēonfullan	tēonfullan
Instrumental	tēonfullan	tēonfullan	tēonfullan
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	tēonfullan	tēonfullan	tēonfullan
Accusative	tēonfullan	tēonfullan	tēonfullan
Genitive	tēonfulra, tēonfullena	tēonfulra, tēonfullena	tēonfulra, tēonfullena
Dative	tēonfullum	tēonfullum	tēonfullum
Instrumental	tēonfullum	tēonfullum	tēonfullum

Descendants

• English: teenful