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Old English
Pronunciation
Determiner
incer
- your (referring to two people); yours
Declension
Declension of incer — Strong only
| Singular
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Masculine
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Feminine
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Neuter
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| Nominative
|
incer
|
inceru, incru, incero, incro
|
incer
|
| Accusative
|
incerne
|
incere, incre
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incer
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| Genitive
|
inceres, incres
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incerre
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inceres, incres
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| Dative
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incerum, incrum
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incerre
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incerum, incrum
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| Instrumental
|
incere, incre
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incerre
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incere, incre
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| Plural
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Masculine
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Feminine
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Neuter
|
| Nominative
|
incere, incre
|
incera, incra, incere, incre
|
inceru, incru, incero, incro
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| Accusative
|
incere, incre
|
incera, incra, incere, incre
|
inceru, incru, incero, incro
|
| Genitive
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incerra
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incerra
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incerra
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| Dative
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incerum, incrum
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incerum, incrum
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incerum, incrum
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| Instrumental
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incerum, incrum
|
incerum, incrum
|
incerum, incrum
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Pronoun
incer
- genitive of ġit: yours, of you two
Descendants