Old English · adjective
deofolseoc
Normalised dēofolsēoc
- Part of speech
- adjective
- Modern English
- possessed
Meaning
-
possessed by a demon
Declension
| Masculine | Feminine | Neuter | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Singular | |||
| Nominative | dēofolsēoc | dēofolsēoc | dēofolsēoc |
| Accusative | dēofolsēocne | dēofolsēoce | dēofolsēoc |
| Genitive | dēofolsēoces | dēofolsēocre | dēofolsēoces |
| Dative | dēofolsēocum | dēofolsēocre | dēofolsēocum |
| Instrumental | dēofolsēoce | dēofolsēocre | dēofolsēoce |
| Plural | |||
| Nominative | dēofolsēoce | dēofolsēocadēofolsēoce | dēofolsēoc |
| Accusative | dēofolsēoce | dēofolsēocadēofolsēoce | dēofolsēoc |
| Genitive | dēofolsēocra | dēofolsēocra | dēofolsēocra |
| Dative | dēofolsēocum | dēofolsēocum | dēofolsēocum |
| Instrumental | dēofolsēocum | dēofolsēocum | dēofolsēocum |
| Masculine | Feminine | Neuter | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Singular | |||
| Nominative | dēofolsēoca | dēofolsēoce | dēofolsēoce |
| Accusative | dēofolsēocan | dēofolsēocan | dēofolsēoce |
| Genitive | dēofolsēocan | dēofolsēocan | dēofolsēocan |
| Dative | dēofolsēocan | dēofolsēocan | dēofolsēocan |
| Instrumental | dēofolsēocan | dēofolsēocan | dēofolsēocan |
| Plural | |||
| Nominative | dēofolsēocan | dēofolsēocan | dēofolsēocan |
| Accusative | dēofolsēocan | dēofolsēocan | dēofolsēocan |
| Genitive | dēofolsēocradēofolsēocena | dēofolsēocradēofolsēocena | dēofolsēocradēofolsēocena |
| Dative | dēofolsēocum | dēofolsēocum | dēofolsēocum |
| Instrumental | dēofolsēocum | dēofolsēocum | dēofolsēocum |
All forms (10)
Etymology
From Proto-West Germanic *diubulaseuk. Equivalent to dēofol (“demon”) + sēoc (“sick”).
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