wyrhta
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Old English[edit]
Alternative forms[edit]
Etymology[edit]
From Proto-West Germanic *wurhtijō; By surface analysis, wyrht (“deed”) + -a (agentive suffix).
Pronunciation[edit]
Noun[edit]
wyrhta m
Declension[edit]
Declension of wyrhta (weak)
Synonyms[edit]
- wyrċend (much less common)
Derived terms[edit]
Derived terms
- ċīeswyrhta (“cheesemaker”)
- crocwyrhta (“potter”)
- efnwyrhta (“coworker”)
- esnewyrhta (“hireling, mercenary”)
- firenwyrhta (“sinner”)
- forwyrhta (“agent, deputy”)
- frumwyrhta (“author”)
- ġewyrhta (“accomplice, coworker”)
- ġimwyrhta (“jeweler”)
- hrōfwyrhta (“roofer”)
- īrenwyrhta (“blacksmith”)
- lǣstwyrhta (“shoemaker”)
- lāmwyrhta (“potter”)
- lēoþwyrhta (“poet”)
- leþerwyrhta (“tanner, currier”)
- mēdwyrhta (“hireling, mercenary”)
- meterwyrhta (“poet”)
- midwyrhta (“coworker, associate”)
- morþwyrhta (“murderer”)
- nīedwyrhta (“involuntary agent”)
- sċieldwyrhta (“shield maker”)
- sċipwyrhta (“shipbuilder”)
- sċōhwyrhta (“shoemaker”)
- sealmwyrhta (“psalmist”)
- smēagwyrhta (“skilled worker, artisan”)
- stānwyrhta (“stonemason”)
- teldwyrhta (“tentmaker”)
- tiġelwyrhta (“brickmaker”)
- trēowwyrhta (“carpenter”)
- unlybwyrhta (“sorcerer”)
- unrihtwyrhta (“wrongdoer”)
- wæġnwyrhta (“wainwright”)
- wealwyrhta (“wall builder”)
- webwyrhta (“a fuller”)