ystig

Old English

Etymology

Equivalent to ȳst (“storm”) +‎ -iġ.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈyːs.tij/

Adjective

ȳstiġ

  1. stormy
  2. of or relating to a storm

Declension

Declension of ȳstiġ — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative ȳstiġ ȳstiġu, ȳstġu, ȳstiġo, ȳstġo ȳstiġ
Accusative ȳstiġne ȳstiġe, ȳstġe ȳstiġ
Genitive ȳstiġes, ȳstġes ȳstiġre ȳstiġes, ȳstġes
Dative ȳstiġum, ȳstġum ȳstiġre ȳstiġum, ȳstġum
Instrumental ȳstiġe, ȳstġe ȳstiġre ȳstiġe, ȳstġe
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative ȳstiġe, ȳstġe ȳstiġa, ȳstġa, ȳstiġe, ȳstġe ȳstiġu, ȳstġu, ȳstiġo, ȳstġo
Accusative ȳstiġe, ȳstġe ȳstiġa, ȳstġa, ȳstiġe, ȳstġe ȳstiġu, ȳstġu, ȳstiġo, ȳstġo
Genitive ȳstiġra ȳstiġra ȳstiġra
Dative ȳstiġum, ȳstġum ȳstiġum, ȳstġum ȳstiġum, ȳstġum
Instrumental ȳstiġum, ȳstġum ȳstiġum, ȳstġum ȳstiġum, ȳstġum
Declension of ȳstiġ — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative ȳstiġa, ȳstġa ȳstiġe, ȳstġe ȳstiġe, ȳstġe
Accusative ȳstiġan, ȳstġan ȳstiġan, ȳstġan ȳstiġe, ȳstġe
Genitive ȳstiġan, ȳstġan ȳstiġan, ȳstġan ȳstiġan, ȳstġan
Dative ȳstiġan, ȳstġan ȳstiġan, ȳstġan ȳstiġan, ȳstġan
Instrumental ȳstiġan, ȳstġan ȳstiġan, ȳstġan ȳstiġan, ȳstġan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative ȳstiġan, ȳstġan ȳstiġan, ȳstġan ȳstiġan, ȳstġan
Accusative ȳstiġan, ȳstġan ȳstiġan, ȳstġan ȳstiġan, ȳstġan
Genitive ȳstiġra, ȳstiġena, ȳstġena ȳstiġra, ȳstiġena, ȳstġena ȳstiġra, ȳstiġena, ȳstġena
Dative ȳstiġum, ȳstġum ȳstiġum, ȳstġum ȳstiġum, ȳstġum
Instrumental ȳstiġum, ȳstġum ȳstiġum, ȳstġum ȳstiġum, ȳstġum

Welsh

Alternative forms

  • gystig

Pronunciation

Adjective

ystig (feminine singular ystig, plural ystig, equative mor ystig, comparative mwy ystig, superlative mwyaf ystig)

  1. earnest, fervent, passionate
    Synonyms: diwyd, dyfal, dygn
  2. persistent
    Synonym: taer
  3. earnest, energetic, fervent
    Synonyms: egnïol, brwd, ewyllysgar

Mutation

Mutated forms of ystig
radical soft nasal h-prothesis
ystig unchanged unchanged hystig

Note: Certain mutated forms of some words can never occur in standard Welsh.
All possible mutated forms are displayed for convenience.

Further reading

  • R. J. Thomas, G. A. Bevan, P. J. Donovan, A. Hawke et al., editors (1950–present), “ystig”, in Geiriadur Prifysgol Cymru Online (in Welsh), University of Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh & Celtic Studies
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