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hlud

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Old English

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Etymology

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    From Proto-West Germanic *hlūd (“loud, famous”).

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    hlūd (comparative hlūdra, superlative hlūdast)

    1. loud
      • c. 980, Exeter Book Riddle 85:
        Nis mīn sele swīġe, ne iċ sylfa hlūd ymb unc… dryht sċōp sīþ ætsomne.
        My hall isn't still, nor I am myself loud about the two of us… the crowd made a path together.

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    • Middle English: loud, loude, lowd, lowde, lud
      • English: loud
      • Middle Scots: loud, lowd

    Old Frisian

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    Etymology

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    From Proto-West Germanic *hlūd (“loud, famous”).

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    hlūd

    1. loud

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    • Saterland Frisian: luud
    • West Frisian: lûd

    Old Saxon

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    Etymology

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    From Proto-West Germanic *hlūd (“loud, famous”).

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    hlūd (comparative hlūdoro, superlative hlūdost)

    1. loud, sounding

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    Superlative forms of hlūd
    Strong declension
    singular plural
    masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
    nominative hlūdost hlūdost hlūdost hlūdoste, hlūdosta hlūdosta hlūdost, hlūdosta
    accusative hlūdostan, hlūdosten hlūdosta hlūdost hlūdosta, hlūdoste hlūdosta hlūdost, hlūdosta
    genitive hlūdostes, hlūdostas hlūdostara, hlūdostaro hlūdostes, hlūdostas hlūdostaro, hlūdostoro, hlūdostero hlūdostaro, hlūdostoro, hlūdostero hlūdostaro, hlūdostoro, hlūdostero
    dative hlūdostumu, hlūdostum, hlūdostun, hlūdostun, hlūdoston, hlūdosten, hlūdostan hlūdostaro, hlūdostaru, hlūdostara hlūdostumu, hlūdostum, hlūdostun, hlūdostun, hlūdoston, hlūdosten, hlūdostan hlūdostun, hlūdoston, hlūdostum hlūdostun, hlūdoston hlūdostun, hlūdoston, hlūdostum
    Weak declension
    singular plural
    masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
    nominative hlūdosto, hlūdosta hlūdosta, hlūdoste hlūdosta, hlūdoste hlūdoston, hlūdostun hlūdoston, hlūdostun, hlūdostan hlūdoston, hlūdostun
    accusative hlūdoston, hlūdostan hlūdostun, hlūdoston, hlūdostan hlūdosta, hlūdoste hlūdoston, hlūdostun hlūdoston, hlūdostun, hlūdostan hlūdoston, hlūdostun
    genitive hlūdosten, hlūdostan hlūdostun, hlūdostan, hlūdosten hlūdosten, hlūdostan hlūdostono, hlūdosteno hlūdostono hlūdostono, hlūdosteno
    dative hlūdoston, hlūdosten, hlūdostan hlūdostun, hlūdostan hlūdoston, hlūdosten, hlūdostan hlūdoston, hlūdostun hlūdoston, hlūdostun hlūdoston, hlūdostun

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