/ˈlɪːnʏr/
UppruniFrom Old Norse linr, from Proto-Germanic *linwaz, from Proto-Indo-European *leyh₂- (“to decrease, dwindle; lean, slim”). Cognate with Old High German len (“mild”).
- soft, limp
- limp, flaccid
- weak
- unwell, sick
Beygingarlinari(comparative) · linastur(superlative) · linur(masculine, nominative, strong) · lin(feminine, nominative, strong) · lint(neuter, nominative, strong) · linan(accusative, masculine, strong) · lina(accusative, feminine, strong) · lint(accusative, neuter, strong) · linum(dative, masculine, strong) · linri(dative, feminine, strong) · linu(dative, neuter, strong) · lins(genitive, masculine, strong) · linrar(feminine, genitive, strong) · lins(genitive, neuter, strong) · linir(masculine, nominative, strong) · linar(feminine, nominative, strong) · lin(neuter, nominative, strong) · lina(accusative, masculine, strong) · linar(accusative, feminine, strong) · lin(accusative, neuter, strong)