Contionary:ulband

Anrish

Etymology

From Middle Anrish ylfond, from Old Anrish olfǫnd, elpǫnd, probably under influence of the Old English ylpend, from Proto-Germanic *elpanduz ("elephant") and *ulbanduz ("camel")

Pronunciation

(Anrish) IPA: /i̯ɤrˈvod/

Noun

ylbót (runic:‧ᛦᛚᚠᚮᛌᛏ‧⋮‧ᛦᚱᚠᚮᛌᛏ‧)

1. An elephant (familia Elephantidae)
2. (now rare) A camel (genus Camelus)

Synonyms

• ("elephant") fíl; ("camel") cál

Inflection

Declension of ylbót (u-stem)

Case	indefinite singular	indefinite plural	definite singular	definite plural
Common	ylbót	ylbótur	ylbótú	ylbótunur
Dative	ylbéte	ylbótí	ylbétene	ylbótemí
Genitive	ylbét(i)	ylbétio	ylbété	ylbéteno