droflic

Old English

Etymology

From drōf +‎ -līċ. Cognate with Old High German truoblīh (“turbid”)

Adjective

drōflīċ

  1. agitated, disturbed, irksome, sad.

Declension
Declension of droflic — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative drōflīċ drōflīċu, -o drōflīċ
Accusative drōflīċne drōflīċe drōflīċ
Genitive drōflīċes drōflīċre drōflīċes
Dative drōflīċum drōflīċre drōflīċum
Instrumental drōflīċe drōflīċre drōflīċe
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative drōflīċe drōflīċa, -e drōflīċu, -o
Accusative drōflīċe drōflīċa, -e drōflīċu, -o
Genitive drōflīċra drōflīċra drōflīċra
Dative drōflīċum drōflīċum drōflīċum
Instrumental drōflīċum drōflīċum drōflīċum
Declension of droflic — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative drōflīċa drōflīċe drōflīċe
Accusative drōflīċan drōflīċan drōflīċe
Genitive drōflīċan drōflīċan drōflīċan
Dative drōflīċan drōflīċan drōflīċan
Instrumental drōflīċan drōflīċan drōflīċan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative drōflīċan drōflīċan drōflīċan
Accusative drōflīċan drōflīċan drōflīċan
Genitive drōflīċra, drōflīċena drōflīċra, drōflīċena drōflīċra, drōflīċena
Dative drōflīċum drōflīċum drōflīċum
Instrumental drōflīċum drōflīċum drōflīċum

Descendants

References
  • dróflíc in Joseph Bosworth and T. Northcote Toller (1898) An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary
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