drylic

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