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Old English · adjective

afuhlic

Normalised afuhlīċ

Part of speech
adjective
IPA
/ˈɑ.fux.liːt͡ʃ/
[ˈɑ.vux.liːt͡ʃ]
Syllables
ˈɑ · fux · liːt͡ʃ (3 syllables)
Modern English
perverse

Meaning

  1. perverse, evil

Declension

Strong declension of afuhlic
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative afuhlīċafuhlīċafuhlīċuafuhlīċoafuhlīċ
Accusative afuhlīcneafuhlīċeafuhlīċ
Genitive afuhlīċesafuhlīcreafuhlīċes
Dative afuhlīċumafuhlīcreafuhlīċum
Instrumental afuhlīċeafuhlīcreafuhlīċe
Plural
Nominative afuhlīċeafuhlīċaafuhlīċeafuhlīċafuhlīċuafuhlīċo
Accusative afuhlīċeafuhlīċaafuhlīċeafuhlīċafuhlīċuafuhlīċo
Genitive afuhlīcraafuhlīcraafuhlīcra
Dative afuhlīċumafuhlīċumafuhlīċum
Instrumental afuhlīċumafuhlīċumafuhlīċum
Weak declension of afuhlic
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative afuhlīċaafuhlīċeafuhlīċe
Accusative afuhlīċanafuhlīċanafuhlīċe
Genitive afuhlīċanafuhlīċanafuhlīċan
Dative afuhlīċanafuhlīċanafuhlīċan
Instrumental afuhlīċanafuhlīċanafuhlīċan
Plural
Nominative afuhlīċanafuhlīċanafuhlīċan
Accusative afuhlīċanafuhlīċanafuhlīċan
Genitive afuhlīcraafuhlīċenaafuhlīcraafuhlīċenaafuhlīcraafuhlīċena
Dative afuhlīċumafuhlīċumafuhlīċum
Instrumental afuhlīċumafuhlīċumafuhlīċum

All forms (12)

Etymology

From *afuh (“wicked, bad”) + -līċ (“-like”). First component from Proto-West Germanic *abuh, from Proto-Germanic *abuhaz.

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