Sicilisc

Old English

Etymology

From Sicilia +‎ -isċ.

Adjective

Sicilisċ

  1. Sicilian

Declension
Declension of Sicilisċ — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative Sicilisċ Sicilisċ Sicilisċ
Accusative Sicilisċne Sicilisċe Sicilisċ
Genitive Sicilisċes Sicilisċre Sicilisċes
Dative Sicilisċum Sicilisċre Sicilisċum
Instrumental Sicilisċe Sicilisċre Sicilisċe
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative Sicilisċe Sicilisċa, Sicilisċe Sicilisċ
Accusative Sicilisċe Sicilisċa, Sicilisċe Sicilisċ
Genitive Sicilisċra Sicilisċra Sicilisċra
Dative Sicilisċum Sicilisċum Sicilisċum
Instrumental Sicilisċum Sicilisċum Sicilisċum
Declension of Sicilisċ — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative Sicilisċa Sicilisċe Sicilisċe
Accusative Sicilisċan Sicilisċan Sicilisċe
Genitive Sicilisċan Sicilisċan Sicilisċan
Dative Sicilisċan Sicilisċan Sicilisċan
Instrumental Sicilisċan Sicilisċan Sicilisċan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative Sicilisċan Sicilisċan Sicilisċan
Accusative Sicilisċan Sicilisċan Sicilisċan
Genitive Sicilisċra, Sicilisċena Sicilisċra, Sicilisċena Sicilisċra, Sicilisċena
Dative Sicilisċum Sicilisċum Sicilisċum
Instrumental Sicilisċum Sicilisċum Sicilisċum

References
  • Sicilisċ in Joseph Bosworth and T. Northcote Toller (1898) An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary
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