æþryt

Old English

Etymology

Related to þrēotan and æþrȳtan.

Adjective

æþrȳt (comparative æþrȳtra, superlative æþrȳtost)

1. tedious
   • c. 992, Ælfric, "The Nativity of St. Clement the Martyr"

     Nelle we ðas race na leng teon, þylæs ðe hit eow æðrȳt þince; ac biddað eow þingunge æt þysum unscæððigum martyrum.

     We will not longer extend this narrative, lest it may seem tedious to you, but will pray for the intercession of these innocent martyrs for you.

2. troublesome

Declension

Declension of æþryt — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	æþryt	æþrytu, æþryto	æþryt
Accusative	æþrytne	æþryte	æþryt
Genitive	æþrytes	æþrytre	æþrytes
Dative	æþrytum	æþrytre	æþrytum
Instrumental	æþryte	æþrytre	æþryte
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	æþryte	æþryta, æþryte	æþrytu, æþryto
Accusative	æþryte	æþryta, æþryte	æþrytu, æþryto
Genitive	æþrytra	æþrytra	æþrytra
Dative	æþrytum	æþrytum	æþrytum
Instrumental	æþrytum	æþrytum	æþrytum

Declension of æþryt — Weak

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	æþryta	æþryte	æþryte
Accusative	æþrytan	æþrytan	æþryte
Genitive	æþrytan	æþrytan	æþrytan
Dative	æþrytan	æþrytan	æþrytan
Instrumental	æþrytan	æþrytan	æþrytan
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	æþrytan	æþrytan	æþrytan
Accusative	æþrytan	æþrytan	æþrytan
Genitive	æþrytra, æþrytena	æþrytra, æþrytena	æþrytra, æþrytena
Dative	æþrytum	æþrytum	æþrytum
Instrumental	æþrytum	æþrytum	æþrytum