samcwic

Old English

Alternative forms

• samcwuc, samcucu, samcuc, samcuce, sōmcuc

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *sēmikwikwaz, from Proto-Indo-European *sēmigʷih₃wós, equivalent to sam- (“half-”) +‎ cwic.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈsɑmˌkwik/

Adjective

sāmcwic

1. half-dead

Declension

Declension of samcwic — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	samcwic	samcwicu, samcwico	samcwic
Accusative	samcwicne	samcwice	samcwic
Genitive	samcwices	samcwicre	samcwices
Dative	samcwicum	samcwicre	samcwicum
Instrumental	samcwice	samcwicre	samcwice
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	samcwice	samcwica, samcwice	samcwicu, samcwico
Accusative	samcwice	samcwica, samcwice	samcwicu, samcwico
Genitive	samcwicra	samcwicra	samcwicra
Dative	samcwicum	samcwicum	samcwicum
Instrumental	samcwicum	samcwicum	samcwicum

Declension of samcwic — Weak

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	samcwica	samcwice	samcwice
Accusative	samcwican	samcwican	samcwice
Genitive	samcwican	samcwican	samcwican
Dative	samcwican	samcwican	samcwican
Instrumental	samcwican	samcwican	samcwican
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	samcwican	samcwican	samcwican
Accusative	samcwican	samcwican	samcwican
Genitive	samcwicra, samcwicena	samcwicra, samcwicena	samcwicra, samcwicena
Dative	samcwicum	samcwicum	samcwicum
Instrumental	samcwicum	samcwicum	samcwicum

Synonyms

• healfcwic
• healfdēad
• samstorfen
• *samdēad