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Old English · adjective

adlig

Normalised ādliġ

Part of speech
adjective
IPA
/ˈɑːd.lij/
Syllables
ˈɑːd · lij (2 syllables)
Modern English
diseasedsickill

Meaning

  1. sick, ill, diseased

    Sumes ġerēfan dohtor hē āhredde fram fefore þurh his ǣrendġewrit, þe hēo ādliġ underfeng.

    He freed a certain reeve's daughter from a fever with his written letter, which she received while sick.

    Homilies of the Anglo-Saxon Church

Declension

Strong declension of adlig
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative ādliġādliġuādliġoādliġ
Accusative ādliġneādliġeādliġ
Genitive ādliġesādliġreādliġes
Dative ādliġumādliġreādliġum
Instrumental ādliġeādliġreādliġe
Plural
Nominative ādliġeādliġaādliġeādliġuādliġo
Accusative ādliġeādliġaādliġeādliġuādliġo
Genitive ādliġraādliġraādliġra
Dative ādliġumādliġumādliġum
Instrumental ādliġumādliġumādliġum
Weak declension of adlig
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative ādliġaādliġeādliġe
Accusative ādliġanādliġanādliġe
Genitive ādliġanādliġanādliġan
Dative ādliġanādliġanādliġan
Instrumental ādliġanādliġanādliġan
Plural
Nominative ādliġanādliġanādliġan
Accusative ādliġanādliġanādliġan
Genitive ādliġraādliġenaādliġraādliġenaādliġraādliġena
Dative ādliġumādliġumādliġum
Instrumental ādliġumādliġumādliġum

All forms (12)

Etymology

From ādl + -iġ.

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