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Old English
Etymology
Related to þrēotan and æþrȳtan.
Adjective
æþrȳt (comparative æþrȳtra, superlative æþrȳtost)
- 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.
- troublesome
Declension
Declension of æþryt — Strong
Declension of æþryt — Weak