andgitlic

Old English

Etymology

From andgit +‎ -līc.

Adjective

andġitlīċ

1. intelligible
   • late 9th century, King Alfred's translation of Saint Augustine's Soliloquies

     Ðū þe æart þæt andġitlīce lēoht þurh þe man onġit.

     Thou art the intelligible light through which man knoweth.

Declension

Declension of andġitlīċ — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	andġitlīċ	andġitlīċ, andġitlīċu, andġitlīċo	andġitlīċ
Accusative	andġitlīcne	andġitlīċe	andġitlīċ
Genitive	andġitlīċes	andġitlīcre	andġitlīċes
Dative	andġitlīċum	andġitlīcre	andġitlīċum
Instrumental	andġitlīċe	andġitlīcre	andġitlīċe
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	andġitlīċe	andġitlīċa, andġitlīċe	andġitlīċ, andġitlīċu, andġitlīċo
Accusative	andġitlīċe	andġitlīċa, andġitlīċe	andġitlīċ, andġitlīċu, andġitlīċo
Genitive	andġitlīcra	andġitlīcra	andġitlīcra
Dative	andġitlīċum	andġitlīċum	andġitlīċum
Instrumental	andġitlīċum	andġitlīċum	andġitlīċum

Declension of andġitlīċ — Weak

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	andġitlīċa	andġitlīċe	andġitlīċe
Accusative	andġitlīċan	andġitlīċan	andġitlīċe
Genitive	andġitlīċan	andġitlīċan	andġitlīċan
Dative	andġitlīċan	andġitlīċan	andġitlīċan
Instrumental	andġitlīċan	andġitlīċan	andġitlīċan
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	andġitlīċan	andġitlīċan	andġitlīċan
Accusative	andġitlīċan	andġitlīċan	andġitlīċan
Genitive	andġitlīcra, andġitlīċena	andġitlīcra, andġitlīċena	andġitlīcra, andġitlīċena
Dative	andġitlīċum	andġitlīċum	andġitlīċum
Instrumental	andġitlīċum	andġitlīċum	andġitlīċum

References

• Joseph Bosworth and T. Northcote Toller (1898) “angitlíc”, in An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary‎^[1], 2nd edition, Oxford: Oxford University Press.