lytel

See also: lytel-

Old English

Etymology

From West Germanic *lutila, Proto-Germanic *lūtilaz. Cognate with Old Saxon luttil, Dutch luttel, Old High German luzzil (dialectal German lützel).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈlyːtel/

Adjective

lȳtel (comparative lǣssa, superlative lǣsest)

small, little

Declension

Weak							Strong
case	singular			plural			case	singular			plural
case	m	n	f	plural			case	m	n	f	m	n	f
nominative	lȳt(e)la	lȳt(e)le	lȳt(e)le	lȳt(e)lan			nom.	lȳtel	lȳtel	lȳt(e)lu	lȳt(e)le	lȳt(e)lu, -e	lȳt(e)la, -e
accusative	lȳt(e)lan	lȳt(e)le	lȳt(e)lan	lȳt(e)lan			acc.	lȳtelne	lȳtel	lȳt(e)le	lȳt(e)le	lȳt(e)lu, -e	lȳt(e)la, -e
genitive	lȳt(e)lan			lȳtelra, lȳt(e)lena			gen.	lȳt(e)les	lȳt(e)les	lȳtelre	lȳtelra
dative	lȳt(e)lan			lȳt(e)lum			dat.	lȳt(e)lum	lȳt(e)lum	lȳtelre	lȳt(e)lum
dative	lȳt(e)lan			lȳt(e)lum			instrumental	lȳt(e)le

Descendants

Middle English: litel
- English: little

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