feorhscyldig

Old English

Etymology

Composed of feorh +‎ sċyldiġ.[1]

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ˈfe͜orxˌʃyl.dij/, [ˈfe͜orˠxˌʃyɫ.dij]

Adjective

feorhsċyldiġ[1][2]

  1. condemned to death, guilty of a capital crime
    • Gif feorhsċyldiġ mann cyning ġesōhte
      if someone who had been condemned to death visited the king
    • Sē þe ofslihþ mann binnan ciricwāgum, hē biþ feorhsċyldiġ
      If anyone kills someone within the walls of a church, they will be condemned to death

Declension
Declension of feorhsċyldiġ — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative feorhsċyldiġ feorhsċyldiġu, feorhsċyldġu, feorhsċyldiġo, feorhsċyldġo feorhsċyldiġ
Accusative feorhsċyldiġne feorhsċyldiġe, feorhsċyldġe feorhsċyldiġ
Genitive feorhsċyldiġes, feorhsċyldġes feorhsċyldiġre feorhsċyldiġes, feorhsċyldġes
Dative feorhsċyldiġum, feorhsċyldġum feorhsċyldiġre feorhsċyldiġum, feorhsċyldġum
Instrumental feorhsċyldiġe, feorhsċyldġe feorhsċyldiġre feorhsċyldiġe, feorhsċyldġe
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative feorhsċyldiġe, feorhsċyldġe feorhsċyldiġa, feorhsċyldġa, feorhsċyldiġe, feorhsċyldġe feorhsċyldiġu, feorhsċyldġu, feorhsċyldiġo, feorhsċyldġo
Accusative feorhsċyldiġe, feorhsċyldġe feorhsċyldiġa, feorhsċyldġa, feorhsċyldiġe, feorhsċyldġe feorhsċyldiġu, feorhsċyldġu, feorhsċyldiġo, feorhsċyldġo
Genitive feorhsċyldiġra feorhsċyldiġra feorhsċyldiġra
Dative feorhsċyldiġum, feorhsċyldġum feorhsċyldiġum, feorhsċyldġum feorhsċyldiġum, feorhsċyldġum
Instrumental feorhsċyldiġum, feorhsċyldġum feorhsċyldiġum, feorhsċyldġum feorhsċyldiġum, feorhsċyldġum
Declension of feorhsċyldiġ — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative feorhsċyldiġa, feorhsċyldġa feorhsċyldiġe, feorhsċyldġe feorhsċyldiġe, feorhsċyldġe
Accusative feorhsċyldiġan, feorhsċyldġan feorhsċyldiġan, feorhsċyldġan feorhsċyldiġe, feorhsċyldġe
Genitive feorhsċyldiġan, feorhsċyldġan feorhsċyldiġan, feorhsċyldġan feorhsċyldiġan, feorhsċyldġan
Dative feorhsċyldiġan, feorhsċyldġan feorhsċyldiġan, feorhsċyldġan feorhsċyldiġan, feorhsċyldġan
Instrumental feorhsċyldiġan, feorhsċyldġan feorhsċyldiġan, feorhsċyldġan feorhsċyldiġan, feorhsċyldġan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative feorhsċyldiġan, feorhsċyldġan feorhsċyldiġan, feorhsċyldġan feorhsċyldiġan, feorhsċyldġan
Accusative feorhsċyldiġan, feorhsċyldġan feorhsċyldiġan, feorhsċyldġan feorhsċyldiġan, feorhsċyldġan
Genitive feorhsċyldiġra, feorhsċyldiġena, feorhsċyldġena feorhsċyldiġra, feorhsċyldiġena, feorhsċyldġena feorhsċyldiġra, feorhsċyldiġena, feorhsċyldġena
Dative feorhsċyldiġum, feorhsċyldġum feorhsċyldiġum, feorhsċyldġum feorhsċyldiġum, feorhsċyldġum
Instrumental feorhsċyldiġum, feorhsċyldġum feorhsċyldiġum, feorhsċyldġum feorhsċyldiġum, feorhsċyldġum

Synonyms

References
  1. Joseph Bosworth and T. Northcote Toller (1898) “feorh-scyldig”, in An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary‎, 2nd edition, Oxford: Oxford University Press.
  2. John R. Clark Hall (1916) “feorhscyldig”, in A Concise Anglo-Saxon Dictionary‎, 2nd edition, New York: Macmillan
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