folcisc

Old English

Etymology

Equivalent to folc +‎ -isċ.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈfol.kiʃ/, [ˈfoɫ.kiʃ]

Adjective

folcisċ

  1. popular (relating to the common people), mainstream
  2. secular (of clergy)

Declension

Declension of folcisċ — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative folcisċ folcisċ folcisċ
Accusative folcisċne folcisċe folcisċ
Genitive folcisċes folcisċre folcisċes
Dative folcisċum folcisċre folcisċum
Instrumental folcisċe folcisċre folcisċe
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative folcisċe folcisċa, folcisċe folcisċ
Accusative folcisċe folcisċa, folcisċe folcisċ
Genitive folcisċra folcisċra folcisċra
Dative folcisċum folcisċum folcisċum
Instrumental folcisċum folcisċum folcisċum
Declension of folcisċ — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative folcisċa folcisċe folcisċe
Accusative folcisċan folcisċan folcisċe
Genitive folcisċan folcisċan folcisċan
Dative folcisċan folcisċan folcisċan
Instrumental folcisċan folcisċan folcisċan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative folcisċan folcisċan folcisċan
Accusative folcisċan folcisċan folcisċan
Genitive folcisċra, folcisċena folcisċra, folcisċena folcisċra, folcisċena
Dative folcisċum folcisċum folcisċum
Instrumental folcisċum folcisċum folcisċum

Noun

folcisċ n

  1. common speech: colloquial or vernacular language

Declension

Strong a-stem:

singular plural
nominative folcisċ —
accusative folcisċ —
genitive folcisċes —
dative folcisċe —
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