deofolseoc

Old English

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *diubulaseuk. Equivalent to dēofol (“demon”) +‎ sēoc (“sick”).

Pronunciation

IPA(key): /ˈde͜oː.folˌse͜oːk/, [ˈde͜oː.volˌse͜oːk]

Adjective

dēofolsēoc

  1. possessed by a demon

Declension

Declension of dēofolsēoc — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative dēofolsēoc dēofolsēoc dēofolsēoc
Accusative dēofolsēocne dēofolsēoce dēofolsēoc
Genitive dēofolsēoces dēofolsēocre dēofolsēoces
Dative dēofolsēocum dēofolsēocre dēofolsēocum
Instrumental dēofolsēoce dēofolsēocre dēofolsēoce
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative dēofolsēoce dēofolsēoca, dēofolsēoce dēofolsēoc
Accusative dēofolsēoce dēofolsēoca, dēofolsēoce dēofolsēoc
Genitive dēofolsēocra dēofolsēocra dēofolsēocra
Dative dēofolsēocum dēofolsēocum dēofolsēocum
Instrumental dēofolsēocum dēofolsēocum dēofolsēocum
Declension of dēofolsēoc — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative dēofolsēoca dēofolsēoce dēofolsēoce
Accusative dēofolsēocan dēofolsēocan dēofolsēoce
Genitive dēofolsēocan dēofolsēocan dēofolsēocan
Dative dēofolsēocan dēofolsēocan dēofolsēocan
Instrumental dēofolsēocan dēofolsēocan dēofolsēocan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative dēofolsēocan dēofolsēocan dēofolsēocan
Accusative dēofolsēocan dēofolsēocan dēofolsēocan
Genitive dēofolsēocra, dēofolsēocena dēofolsēocra, dēofolsēocena dēofolsēocra, dēofolsēocena
Dative dēofolsēocum dēofolsēocum dēofolsēocum
Instrumental dēofolsēocum dēofolsēocum dēofolsēocum

Derived terms

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