lustbærlic

Old English

Etymology

From lustbǣre +‎ -līċ.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈlust.bæːr.liːt͡ʃ/

Adjective

lustbǣrlīċ

1. desirable

Declension

Declension of lustbǣrlīċ — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	lustbǣrlīċ	lustbǣrlīċ, lustbǣrlīċu, lustbǣrlīċo	lustbǣrlīċ
Accusative	lustbǣrlīcne	lustbǣrlīċe	lustbǣrlīċ
Genitive	lustbǣrlīċes	lustbǣrlīcre	lustbǣrlīċes
Dative	lustbǣrlīċum	lustbǣrlīcre	lustbǣrlīċum
Instrumental	lustbǣrlīċe	lustbǣrlīcre	lustbǣrlīċe
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	lustbǣrlīċe	lustbǣrlīċa, lustbǣrlīċe	lustbǣrlīċ, lustbǣrlīċu, lustbǣrlīċo
Accusative	lustbǣrlīċe	lustbǣrlīċa, lustbǣrlīċe	lustbǣrlīċ, lustbǣrlīċu, lustbǣrlīċo
Genitive	lustbǣrlīcra	lustbǣrlīcra	lustbǣrlīcra
Dative	lustbǣrlīċum	lustbǣrlīċum	lustbǣrlīċum
Instrumental	lustbǣrlīċum	lustbǣrlīċum	lustbǣrlīċum

Declension of lustbǣrlīċ — Weak

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	lustbǣrlīċa	lustbǣrlīċe	lustbǣrlīċe
Accusative	lustbǣrlīċan	lustbǣrlīċan	lustbǣrlīċe
Genitive	lustbǣrlīċan	lustbǣrlīċan	lustbǣrlīċan
Dative	lustbǣrlīċan	lustbǣrlīċan	lustbǣrlīċan
Instrumental	lustbǣrlīċan	lustbǣrlīċan	lustbǣrlīċan
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	lustbǣrlīċan	lustbǣrlīċan	lustbǣrlīċan
Accusative	lustbǣrlīċan	lustbǣrlīċan	lustbǣrlīċan
Genitive	lustbǣrlīcra, lustbǣrlīċena	lustbǣrlīcra, lustbǣrlīċena	lustbǣrlīcra, lustbǣrlīċena
Dative	lustbǣrlīċum	lustbǣrlīċum	lustbǣrlīċum
Instrumental	lustbǣrlīċum	lustbǣrlīċum	lustbǣrlīċum

References

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