lustbærlic
Old English
Etymology
From lustbǣre + -līċ.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ˈlust.bæːr.liːt͡ʃ/
Adjective
lustbǣrlīċ
- desirable
Declension
Declension of lustbǣrlīċ — Strong
Singular | Masculine | Feminine | Neuter |
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Nominative | lustbǣrlīċ | lustbǣrlīċ, lustbǣrlīċu, lustbǣrlīċo | lustbǣrlīċ |
Accusative | lustbǣrlīcne | lustbǣrlīċe | lustbǣrlīċ |
Genitive | lustbǣrlīċes | lustbǣrlīcre | lustbǣrlīċes |
Dative | lustbǣrlīċum | lustbǣrlīcre | lustbǣrlīċum |
Instrumental | lustbǣrlīċe | lustbǣrlīcre | lustbǣrlīċe |
Plural | Masculine | Feminine | Neuter |
Nominative | lustbǣrlīċe | lustbǣrlīċa, lustbǣrlīċe | lustbǣrlīċ, lustbǣrlīċu, lustbǣrlīċo |
Accusative | lustbǣrlīċe | lustbǣrlīċa, lustbǣrlīċe | lustbǣrlīċ, lustbǣrlīċu, lustbǣrlīċo |
Genitive | lustbǣrlīcra | lustbǣrlīcra | lustbǣrlīcra |
Dative | lustbǣrlīċum | lustbǣrlīċum | lustbǣrlīċum |
Instrumental | lustbǣrlīċum | lustbǣrlīċum | lustbǣrlīċum |
Declension of lustbǣrlīċ — Weak
Singular | Masculine | Feminine | Neuter |
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Nominative | lustbǣrlīċa | lustbǣrlīċe | lustbǣrlīċe |
Accusative | lustbǣrlīċan | lustbǣrlīċan | lustbǣrlīċe |
Genitive | lustbǣrlīċan | lustbǣrlīċan | lustbǣrlīċan |
Dative | lustbǣrlīċan | lustbǣrlīċan | lustbǣrlīċan |
Instrumental | lustbǣrlīċan | lustbǣrlīċan | lustbǣrlīċan |
Plural | Masculine | Feminine | Neuter |
Nominative | lustbǣrlīċan | lustbǣrlīċan | lustbǣrlīċan |
Accusative | lustbǣrlīċan | lustbǣrlīċan | lustbǣrlīċan |
Genitive | lustbǣrlīcra, lustbǣrlīċena | lustbǣrlīcra, lustbǣrlīċena | lustbǣrlīcra, lustbǣrlīċena |
Dative | lustbǣrlīċum | lustbǣrlīċum | lustbǣrlīċum |
Instrumental | lustbǣrlīċum | lustbǣrlīċum | lustbǣrlīċum |
References
- Joseph Bosworth and T. Northcote Toller (1898), “lustbǣrlīċ”, in An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary, 2nd edition, Oxford: Oxford University Press.