Contionary:ūtaðramǣns

Valthungian

Etymology

From ūtaðra ‘extra, outside’ (from Middle Valthungian ūtaðro, from Old Valthungian ūtaðrō, from Griutungi ūtaþrō, cf. Gothic ūtaþrō, from ProtoGermanic ūtaiþrô) and mǣns ‘common, regular, normal’ (from Middle and Old Valthungian mǣns, from Griutungi mǣns, cf. Gothic mains, from ProtoGermanic mainiz).

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ˌuːtɑ.ðrɑˈme̞ːns/
• Rhymes: -ǣns

Noun

ūtaðramǣns n.st.f.i (Comparative: ūtaðramǣniža, Superlative: ūtaðramǣnist, Adverbial: ūtaðramǣnive)

1. extraordinary, unexpected, outside the normal
2. irregular, abnormal.

   Sī ǣfta þō swinþi ūtaðramǣna fōn miþiža gahugiða sīnan a tenǧin.

   ‘She had the extraordinary ability to start fires with her mind.’

Inflection

Strong Singular	Nominative	Genitive	Dative	Accusative
Masculine	ūtaðramǣns	ūtaðramǣnis	ūtaðramǣnitma	ūtaðramǣnin
Feminine	ūtaðramǣns	ūtaðramǣnižas	ūtaðramǣnia	ūtaðramǣnia
Neuter	ūtaðramǣn	ūtaðramǣnis	ūtaðramǣnitma	ūtaðramǣn

Strong Plural	Nominative	Genitive	Dative	Accusative
Masculine	ūtaðramǣnia	ūtaðramǣniža	ūtaðramǣnim	ūtaðramǣnins
Feminine	ūtaðramǣnis	ūtaðramǣniža	ūtaðramǣnim	ūtaðramǣnis
Neuter	ūtaðramǣnia	ūtaðramǣniža	ūtaðramǣnim	ūtaðramǣnia

Weak Singular	Nominative	Genitive	Dative	Accusative
Masculine	ūtaðramǣnia	ūtaðramǣnins	ūtaðramǣnin	ūtaðramǣnin
Feminine	ūtaðramǣnia	ūtaðramǣnins	ūtaðramǣnin	ūtaðramǣnan
Neuter	ūtaðramǣnia	ūtaðramǣnins	ūtaðramǣnin	ūtaðramǣnia

Weak Plural	Nominative	Genitive	Dative	Accusative
Masculine	ūtaðramǣnins	ūtaðramǣnina	ūtaðramǣnim	ūtaðramǣnins
Feminine	ūtaðramǣnins	ūtaðramǣnina	ūtaðramǣnim	ūtaðramǣnins
Neuter	ūtaðramǣnin	ūtaðramǣnina	ūtaðramǣnim	ūtaðramǣnin