- Cyning
- OldEngl. for king. Its OldEngl. cognate konungr is found in such placenames as Conington (Cambs), Conisborough and Coningsby.
Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases. Christopher Coredon with Ann Williams.
Cyning
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cyning — m ( es/ as) king, ruler; God, Christ; 2 Satan … Old to modern English dictionary
cyning- — see cyne … Old to modern English dictionary
cyningǽðe — m? ( es/ as) man entitled to take oath as a king s thane … Old to modern English dictionary
cyning — king … The Old English to English
eorðcyning — m ( es/ as) earthly king, king of the country, king of the land … Old to modern English dictionary
gúðcyning — gúðcyning2 m ( es/ as) warrior king … Old to modern English dictionary
sǽcyning — m ( es/ as) sea king, a king who was powerful on the sea … Old to modern English dictionary
þrýðcyning — m ( es/ as) king of glory, mighty king, God … Old to modern English dictionary
king — cyning … English to the Old English
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