ǿrr

Old Norse

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *wōrijaz, possibly from Proto-Indo-European *h₂weH- (“spend night, sleep”). Compare Old English wēriġ, Old Saxon wōrig.

Adjective

ǿrr (comparative ǿrari, superlative ǿrastr)

  1. mad
    • verse 21 of the Lokasenna
      Ǿrr ertu, Loki, ok ǫrviti
      Mad art thou, Loki, and little of wit

Declension
    Strong declension of ǿrr
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative ǿrr ǿr ǿrt
accusative ǿran ǿra ǿrt
dative ǿrum ǿrri ǿru
genitive ǿrs ǿrrar ǿrs
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative ǿrir ǿrar ǿr
accusative ǿra ǿrar ǿr
dative ǿrum ǿrum ǿrum
genitive ǿrra ǿrra ǿrra
    Weak declension of ǿrr
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative ǿri ǿra ǿra
accusative ǿra ǿru ǿra
dative ǿra ǿru ǿra
genitive ǿra ǿru ǿra
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative ǿru ǿru ǿru
accusative ǿru ǿru ǿru
dative ǿrum ǿrum ǿrum
genitive ǿru ǿru ǿru
    Declension of comparative of ǿrr
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative ǿrari ǿrari ǿrara
accusative ǿrara ǿrari ǿrara
dative ǿrara ǿrari ǿrara
genitive ǿrara ǿrari ǿrara
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative ǿrari ǿrari ǿrari
accusative ǿrari ǿrari ǿrari
dative ǿrurum ǿrurum ǿrurum
genitive ǿrari ǿrari ǿrari
    Strong declension of superlative of ǿrr
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative ǿrastr ǿrust ǿrast
accusative ǿrastan ǿrasta ǿrast
dative ǿrustum ǿrastri ǿrustu
genitive ǿrasts ǿrastrar ǿrasts
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative ǿrastir ǿrastar ǿrust
accusative ǿrasta ǿrastar ǿrust
dative ǿrustum ǿrustum ǿrustum
genitive ǿrastra ǿrastra ǿrastra
    Weak declension of superlative of ǿrr
singular masculine feminine neuter
nominative ǿrasti ǿrasta ǿrasta
accusative ǿrasta ǿrustu ǿrasta
dative ǿrasta ǿrustu ǿrasta
genitive ǿrasta ǿrustu ǿrasta
plural masculine feminine neuter
nominative ǿrustu ǿrustu ǿrustu
accusative ǿrustu ǿrustu ǿrustu
dative ǿrustum ǿrustum ǿrustum
genitive ǿrustu ǿrustu ǿrustu

Descendants
  • Icelandic: ær
  • Faroese: ørur
  • Norwegian Nynorsk: ør
  • Old Swedish: ø̄r, yr
    • Swedish: yr
  • Danish: ør
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