unsælig

Old English

Etymology

From un- +‎ sǣliġ. Cognate with Old High German unsālig.

Adjective

unsǣliġ

  1. (of people) unhappy, unblessed, miserable as being evil.
  2. (of things) unhappy, bringing misery.

Declension
Declension of unsælig — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative unsǣliġ unsǣliġu, -o unsǣliġ
Accusative unsǣliġne unsǣliġe unsǣliġ
Genitive unsǣliġes unsǣliġre unsǣliġes
Dative unsǣliġum unsǣliġre unsǣliġum
Instrumental unsǣliġe unsǣliġre unsǣliġe
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative unsǣliġe unsǣliġa, -e unsǣliġu, -o
Accusative unsǣliġe unsǣliġa, -e unsǣliġu, -o
Genitive unsǣliġra unsǣliġra unsǣliġra
Dative unsǣliġum unsǣliġum unsǣliġum
Instrumental unsǣliġum unsǣliġum unsǣliġum
Declension of unsælig — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative unsǣliġa unsǣliġe unsǣliġe
Accusative unsǣliġan unsǣliġan unsǣliġe
Genitive unsǣliġan unsǣliġan unsǣliġan
Dative unsǣliġan unsǣliġan unsǣliġan
Instrumental unsǣliġan unsǣliġan unsǣliġan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative unsǣliġan unsǣliġan unsǣliġan
Accusative unsǣliġan unsǣliġan unsǣliġan
Genitive unsǣliġra, unsǣliġena unsǣliġra, unsǣliġena unsǣliġra, unsǣliġena
Dative unsǣliġum unsǣliġum unsǣliġum
Instrumental unsǣliġum unsǣliġum unsǣliġum

Descendants

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