getæsu

Old English

Etymology

From ġe- +‎ *tǣsu, from Proto-Germanic *taisį̄ (“foredeal, advantage, profit”).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /jeˈtæː.su/, [jeˈtæː.zu]

Noun

ġetǣsu f

  1. commodity; profit; advantage

Declension

singular plural
nominative ġetǣsu ġetǣsu, ġetǣsa
accusative ġetǣsu, ġetǣse ġetǣsu, ġetǣsa
genitive ġetǣsu, ġetǣse ġetǣsu, ġetǣsa
dative ġetǣsu, ġetǣse ġetǣsu, ġetǣsum
  • ġetǣse
  • unġetǣse
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