scandlic

Old English

Alternative forms
  • sċeandlīċ, sċondlīċ

Etymology

From sċand +‎ -līċ. Cognate with Old High German skantlīh.

Adjective

sċandlīċ

  1. (people) disgraceful, infamous, vile, base; lowly.
  2. (things) vile in nature, disgraceful, foul, shameful, obscene.
  3. causing shame.

Declension
Declension of scandlic — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative sċandlīċ sċandlīċu, -o sċandlīċ
Accusative sċandlīċne sċandlīċe sċandlīċ
Genitive sċandlīċes sċandlīċre sċandlīċes
Dative sċandlīċum sċandlīċre sċandlīċum
Instrumental sċandlīċe sċandlīċre sċandlīċe
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative sċandlīċe sċandlīċa, -e sċandlīċu, -o
Accusative sċandlīċe sċandlīċa, -e sċandlīċu, -o
Genitive sċandlīċra sċandlīċra sċandlīċra
Dative sċandlīċum sċandlīċum sċandlīċum
Instrumental sċandlīċum sċandlīċum sċandlīċum
Declension of scandlic — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative sċandlīċa sċandlīċe sċandlīċe
Accusative sċandlīċan sċandlīċan sċandlīċe
Genitive sċandlīċan sċandlīċan sċandlīċan
Dative sċandlīċan sċandlīċan sċandlīċan
Instrumental sċandlīċan sċandlīċan sċandlīċan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative sċandlīċan sċandlīċan sċandlīċan
Accusative sċandlīċan sċandlīċan sċandlīċan
Genitive sċandlīċra, sċandlīċena sċandlīċra, sċandlīċena sċandlīċra, sċandlīċena
Dative sċandlīċum sċandlīċum sċandlīċum
Instrumental sċandlīċum sċandlīċum sċandlīċum

Descendants
  • Middle English: scondliche, schandliche

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