deaþlic

Old English

Etymology

From dēaþ +‎ -līċ. Cognate with Old High German tōdlīh.

Adjective

dēaþlīċ

  1. deadly, mortal, subject to death.
  2. grievous.
  3. dead.

Declension
Declension of deaþlic — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative dēaþlīċ dēaþlīċu, -o dēaþlīċ
Accusative dēaþlīċne dēaþlīċe dēaþlīċ
Genitive dēaþlīċes dēaþlīċre dēaþlīċes
Dative dēaþlīċum dēaþlīċre dēaþlīċum
Instrumental dēaþlīċe dēaþlīċre dēaþlīċe
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative dēaþlīċe dēaþlīċa, -e dēaþlīċu, -o
Accusative dēaþlīċe dēaþlīċa, -e dēaþlīċu, -o
Genitive dēaþlīċra dēaþlīċra dēaþlīċra
Dative dēaþlīċum dēaþlīċum dēaþlīċum
Instrumental dēaþlīċum dēaþlīċum dēaþlīċum
Declension of deaþlic — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative dēaþlīċa dēaþlīċe dēaþlīċe
Accusative dēaþlīċan dēaþlīċan dēaþlīċe
Genitive dēaþlīċan dēaþlīċan dēaþlīċan
Dative dēaþlīċan dēaþlīċan dēaþlīċan
Instrumental dēaþlīċan dēaþlīċan dēaþlīċan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative dēaþlīċan dēaþlīċan dēaþlīċan
Accusative dēaþlīċan dēaþlīċan dēaþlīċan
Genitive dēaþlīċra, dēaþlīċena dēaþlīċra, dēaþlīċena dēaþlīċra, dēaþlīċena
Dative dēaþlīċum dēaþlīċum dēaþlīċum
Instrumental dēaþlīċum dēaþlīċum dēaþlīċum

Derived terms

Descendants
  • Middle English: dethliche, deþlich

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