fætt

Icelandic

Etymology

From fæða meaning "to give birth".

Adjective

fætt

neuter nominative singular of the adjective fæddur meaning "born".

Old English

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *faitidaz.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈfæːtː/

Adjective

fǣtt

fat

Declension

Declension of fætt — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	fǣtt	fǣtt	fǣtt
Accusative	fǣttne	fǣtte	fǣtt
Genitive	fǣttes	fǣttre	fǣttes
Dative	fǣttum	fǣttre	fǣttum
Instrumental	fǣtte	fǣttre	fǣtte
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	fǣtte	fǣtta, -e	fǣtt
Accusative	fǣtte	fǣtta, -e	fǣtt
Genitive	fǣttra	fǣttra	fǣttra
Dative	fǣttum	fǣttum	fǣttum
Instrumental	fǣttum	fǣttum	fǣttum

Declension of fætt — Weak

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	fǣtta	fǣtte	fǣtte
Accusative	fǣttan	fǣttan	fǣtte
Genitive	fǣttan	fǣttan	fǣttan
Dative	fǣttan	fǣttan	fǣttan
Instrumental	fǣttan	fǣttan	fǣttan
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	fǣttan	fǣttan	fǣttan
Accusative	fǣttan	fǣttan	fǣttan
Genitive	fǣttra, fǣttena	fǣttra, fǣttena	fǣttra, fǣttena
Dative	fǣttum	fǣttum	fǣttum
Instrumental	fǣttum	fǣttum	fǣttum

Derived terms

fætnes

Descendants

Middle English: fat
- English: fat

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