-rede

Appendix:Variations of "rede" Middle English Alternative forms enm -red -redd -redde -reede -rid -rod enm -ræden -readden -redden early enm -rade -raden -radon especially <<Oxon>>, <<WM>> enm -reden -redyn -redyne -rydyn especially <<N>>; enm -rend -rent -rente Sc Etymology enm :inh ang:-rǣden From enm ang -rǣden, from ang rǣden condition, control, calculation; compare enm red counsel counsel. The shortening of Old English /æː/ or its reflex /ɛː/ seen in forms with /a/ /ɛ/ is either due to reduced stress or the following /dn/ arising from syncope in inflected forms of the variant enm -reden (e.g. enm cunreadnes in the AB language); the occasional spelling with ⟨dd⟩ is a backspelling reflecting the reduction of geminates in unstressed position (as seen in enm -ene inflected infinitive for ang -enne). On the other hand, Early Scots -rend, -rent represents an metathesis of enm-nor -reden. Pronunciation enm /-rɛːd(ə)/ /-rɛd(ə)/ enm /-rɛdən/ especially <<N>> /-rɛnd/ /-rɛnt/ <<Sc>> enm /-rad(ə)/ /-radən(ə)/ especially <<S>> or <<WM>> Suffix enm suffix noun-forming suffixes Forms nouns denoting a condition or state; en -ness, en -hood. Forms nouns denoting a group or collective; en -dom, en -ery. Derived terms enm Descendants en -red gmw-msc -red -ret -rid -rit 1 sco -red gmw-msc -rend -rent -rente References -rē̆de(n suf MED36311 7 191 20 Murui Huitoto Etymology Cognate with hto -rede. Pronunciation Suffix huu suffix Used to form attributive verbs. Conjugation Derived terms huu References 358