ansien

See also: ansíen

Old English

Etymology

From an- + sīen, a derivative of sēon "to see, look"

Noun

ansīen ?

(West Saxon) face, countenance; appearance
(West Saxon) figure, form; presence
(West Saxon) aspect, view; sight, that which is seen or viewed
(West Saxon) surface

Declension

Feminine

Declension of ansien (strong i-stem)

Case	Singular	Plural
nominative	ansīen	ansīene, ansīena
accusative	ansīen, ansīene	ansīene, ansīena
genitive	ansīene	ansīena
dative	ansīene	ansīenum

Neuter

Declension of ansien (strong a-stem)

Case	Singular	Plural
nominative	ansīen	ansīen
accusative	ansīen	ansīen
genitive	ansīenes	ansīena
dative	ansīene	ansīenum

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