feondlic

Old English

Etymology

From fēond +‎ -līċ. Cognate with Old High German fīantlīh.

Adjective

fēondliċ

  1. fiendlike, hostile, devilish, of the devil, diabolical, outrageous.

Declension
Declension of feondlic — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative fēondliċ fēondliċu, -o fēondliċ
Accusative fēondliċne fēondliċe fēondliċ
Genitive fēondliċes fēondliċre fēondliċes
Dative fēondliċum fēondliċre fēondliċum
Instrumental fēondliċe fēondliċre fēondliċe
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative fēondliċe fēondliċa, -e fēondliċu, -o
Accusative fēondliċe fēondliċa, -e fēondliċu, -o
Genitive fēondliċra fēondliċra fēondliċra
Dative fēondliċum fēondliċum fēondliċum
Instrumental fēondliċum fēondliċum fēondliċum
Declension of feondlic — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative fēondliċa fēondliċe fēondliċe
Accusative fēondliċan fēondliċan fēondliċe
Genitive fēondliċan fēondliċan fēondliċan
Dative fēondliċan fēondliċan fēondliċan
Instrumental fēondliċan fēondliċan fēondliċan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative fēondliċan fēondliċan fēondliċan
Accusative fēondliċan fēondliċan fēondliċan
Genitive fēondliċra, fēondliċena fēondliċra, fēondliċena fēondliċra, fēondliċena
Dative fēondliċum fēondliċum fēondliċum
Instrumental fēondliċum fēondliċum fēondliċum

Descendants

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