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* ''{{term|älde#Niemish|ä́lde}}'' ("age")
* ''{{term|älde#Niemish|ä́lde}}'' ("age")
====Antonyms====
====Antonyms====
* ''{{term|frisk#Niemish|frìsk}}'' ("fresh, young")
* ''{{term|frisk#Niemish|frìsk}}'' ("fresh, new")
====See also====
====See also====
* ''{{term|sinig#Niemish|sínig}}'' ("old", ''of living things'')
* ''{{term|sinig#Niemish|sínig}}'' ("old", ''of living things'')

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Niemish

Pronunciation

Etymology

From Gothic alþeis.

Adjective

áld adj. (comparative: más áld)

  1. (of objects) old
Case masculine feminine
singular plural singular plural
indefinite definite
Nominative áld áld
Genitive ä́ld
Dative áld
Predicative álds álds

Derived terms

Antonyms

See also

  • sínig ("old", of living things)

SinPlatt

Etymology

OS ald f. PG *aldaz Compare English old; Dutch oud; German alt

Pronunciation

(SamSkandinavisk) IPA: /alt, ˈaldə-/

Adjective

  1. old, olden, aged, ancient, archaic, long-standing, stale, elderly, antique, past

Inflection

comparative = älder, superlative = äldst.