drylic

See also: drylić

Old English

Etymology

From drȳ (“sorcerer”) +‎ -līċ

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈdryː.liːt͡ʃ/

Adjective

drȳlīċ

  1. (relational) magical

Declension

Declension of drȳlīċ — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative drȳlīċ drȳlīċ, drȳlīċu, drȳlīċo drȳlīċ
Accusative drȳlīcne drȳlīċe drȳlīċ
Genitive drȳlīċes drȳlīcre drȳlīċes
Dative drȳlīċum drȳlīcre drȳlīċum
Instrumental drȳlīċe drȳlīcre drȳlīċe
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative drȳlīċe drȳlīċa, drȳlīċe drȳlīċ, drȳlīċu, drȳlīċo
Accusative drȳlīċe drȳlīċa, drȳlīċe drȳlīċ, drȳlīċu, drȳlīċo
Genitive drȳlīcra drȳlīcra drȳlīcra
Dative drȳlīċum drȳlīċum drȳlīċum
Instrumental drȳlīċum drȳlīċum drȳlīċum
Declension of drȳlīċ — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative drȳlīċa drȳlīċe drȳlīċe
Accusative drȳlīċan drȳlīċan drȳlīċe
Genitive drȳlīċan drȳlīċan drȳlīċan
Dative drȳlīċan drȳlīċan drȳlīċan
Instrumental drȳlīċan drȳlīċan drȳlīċan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative drȳlīċan drȳlīċan drȳlīċan
Accusative drȳlīċan drȳlīċan drȳlīċan
Genitive drȳlīcra, drȳlīċena drȳlīcra, drȳlīċena drȳlīcra, drȳlīċena
Dative drȳlīċum drȳlīċum drȳlīċum
Instrumental drȳlīċum drȳlīċum drȳlīċum
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