eaþ

See also: eath

Old English

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /æ͜ɑːθ/

Adjective

ēaþ

1. Alternative form of ēaþe

Declension

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	ēaþ	ēaþ	ēaþ
Accusative	ēaþne	ēaþe	ēaþ
Genitive	ēaþes	ēaþre	ēaþes
Dative	ēaþum	ēaþre	ēaþum
Instrumental	ēaþe	ēaþre	ēaþe
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	ēaþe	ēaþa, ēaþe	ēaþ
Accusative	ēaþe	ēaþa, ēaþe	ēaþ
Genitive	ēaþra	ēaþra	ēaþra
Dative	ēaþum	ēaþum	ēaþum
Instrumental	ēaþum	ēaþum	ēaþum

Declension of ēaþ — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	ēaþa	ēaþe	ēaþe
Accusative	ēaþan	ēaþan	ēaþe
Genitive	ēaþan	ēaþan	ēaþan
Dative	ēaþan	ēaþan	ēaþan
Instrumental	ēaþan	ēaþan	ēaþan
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	ēaþan	ēaþan	ēaþan
Accusative	ēaþan	ēaþan	ēaþan
Genitive	ēaþra, ēaþena	ēaþra, ēaþena	ēaþra, ēaþena
Dative	ēaþum	ēaþum	ēaþum
Instrumental	ēaþum	ēaþum	ēaþum

Declension of ēaþ — Weak

Adverb

ēaþ

1. Alternative form of ēaþe
2. comparative degree of ēaþe: more easily