ledish

English

Etymology

From Middle English ledisshe, ledische, equivalent to lead +‎ -ish.

Adjective

ledish (comparative more ledish, superlative most ledish)

(obsolete) Alternative form of leadish

Anagrams

Diehls, Shield, delish, hidels, hidles, hields, sheild, shield

Middle English

Alternative forms

leodisc, leodiss, ludych, ludisch, ledisch, lediss

Etymology

From Old English lēodisċ (“to or of the people, national”) (as in þiderlēodisċ), equivalent to lede +‎ -isch.

Adjective

ledish

Pertaining to the people; popular; national.

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