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Old English · adjective

untodæledlic

Normalised untōdǣledlīċ

Part of speech
adjective
IPA
/ˈun.toːˌdæː.led.liːt͡ʃ/
Syllables
ˈun · toː · ˌdæː · led · liːt͡ʃ (5 syllables)
Modern English
indivisibleinseparable

Meaning

  1. indivisible, inseparable

    Littera is stæf on englisċ and is sē lǣsta dǣl on bōcum and untōdǣledlīċ.

    Littera means letter in [Old] English and is the indivisible smallest part of a book.

    c. 995, Ælfric, Excerptiones de Arte Grammatica Anglice

Declension

Strong declension of untodæledlic
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative untōdǣledlīċuntōdǣledlīċuntōdǣledlīċuuntōdǣledlīċountōdǣledlīċ
Accusative untōdǣledlīcneuntōdǣledlīċeuntōdǣledlīċ
Genitive untōdǣledlīċesuntōdǣledlīcreuntōdǣledlīċes
Dative untōdǣledlīċumuntōdǣledlīcreuntōdǣledlīċum
Instrumental untōdǣledlīċeuntōdǣledlīcreuntōdǣledlīċe
Plural
Nominative untōdǣledlīċeuntōdǣledlīċauntōdǣledlīċeuntōdǣledlīċuntōdǣledlīċuuntōdǣledlīċo
Accusative untōdǣledlīċeuntōdǣledlīċauntōdǣledlīċeuntōdǣledlīċuntōdǣledlīċuuntōdǣledlīċo
Genitive untōdǣledlīcrauntōdǣledlīcrauntōdǣledlīcra
Dative untōdǣledlīċumuntōdǣledlīċumuntōdǣledlīċum
Instrumental untōdǣledlīċumuntōdǣledlīċumuntōdǣledlīċum
Weak declension of untodæledlic
MasculineFeminineNeuter
Singular
Nominative untōdǣledlīċauntōdǣledlīċeuntōdǣledlīċe
Accusative untōdǣledlīċanuntōdǣledlīċanuntōdǣledlīċe
Genitive untōdǣledlīċanuntōdǣledlīċanuntōdǣledlīċan
Dative untōdǣledlīċanuntōdǣledlīċanuntōdǣledlīċan
Instrumental untōdǣledlīċanuntōdǣledlīċanuntōdǣledlīċan
Plural
Nominative untōdǣledlīċanuntōdǣledlīċanuntōdǣledlīċan
Accusative untōdǣledlīċanuntōdǣledlīċanuntōdǣledlīċan
Genitive untōdǣledlīcrauntōdǣledlīċenauntōdǣledlīcrauntōdǣledlīċenauntōdǣledlīcrauntōdǣledlīċena
Dative untōdǣledlīċumuntōdǣledlīċumuntōdǣledlīċum
Instrumental untōdǣledlīċumuntōdǣledlīċumuntōdǣledlīċum

All forms (12)

Etymology

un- + tōdǣled (“divided”) + -līċ

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