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wundor

wonder.acc

Attested in Exeter Book Riddle 47

Lemma: wundor 'wonder' (oe-acc)

wundor
N (neut)
a wonder
Source: https://bosworthtoller.com/36845, https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/wundor#Old_English
originates from: PWGmc *wundr 'marvel, wonder' (oe-epenthesis) through pwgmc-to-oe
Inflected forms
wundra 'wonder.gen' (oe-gen) in Caedmon's Hymn
Paradigms