leodbiscop

Old English

Etymology

From Old English lēod + bisċop.

Noun

lēodbisċop m

1. Suffragan bishop.
2. The bishop of a shire or diocese, synonymous to sċīrbisċop.
3. A bishop subordinate to an archbishop.

Declension

Declension of leodbiscop (strong a-stem)

Case	Singular	Plural
nominative	lēodbisċop	lēodbisċopas
accusative	lēodbisċop	lēodbisċopas
genitive	lēodbisċopes	lēodbisċopa
dative	lēodbisċope	lēodbisċopum

References

• Bosworth Toller's Anglo-Saxon Dictionary Online.
• The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle Volume 1: Original Texts. Cambridge University Press, leodbiscop appears on page 353 as "leodbiscopas".