-þu

þu þú Old English Alternative forms ang -þ -þo -t -to Etymology Partly from ang gmw-pro *-iþu, from ang gem-pro *-iþō; and partly from ang -þ -u, where the -u denotes the īn-stem of nouns, and is thus indeclinable. Pronunciation -þu Suffix f forms abstract nouns from verbs, adjectives or other nouns, generally causing i-mutation ang strang<t:strong> strengþu<t:strength> ang ofermōd<t:proud> ofermettu<t:pride> ang ġeþingian<t:to settle (a dispute); to be reconciled> ġeþingþu<t:agreement; court, assembly> Declension o-stem -þu -þa -þe -þa -þe -þa -þe -þum indeclinable -þu þu þu þu sg Derived terms ang Descendants enm -the -th en -th sco -th