hrædlic

Old English

By surface analysis, hrǣd (“fast, quick”) +‎ -līċ

hrǣdlīċ

quick, hasty, sudden, speedy
- The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
  An. DCCCC.LXXVII Hēr wæs þæt myċċle ġemōt æt Kyrtlingtūne ofer Ēastron, ⁊ þǣr forðferde Sidemann bisċeop, on hrǣdlīċan dēaþe on II Kƚ. Mai. Sē wæs Defnasċire bisċeop ⁊ hē wilnode þæt his līcræst sċeolde bēon æt Cridiantūne æt his bisċeopstōle.
  Year 977 In this year there was a great assembly after Easter at Kirtlington. There passed away Bishop Sideman, with a sudden death on the calends of March. He was bishop of Devonshire, and he desired that his tomb should be at his palace in Crediton.

Declension of hrǣdlīċ — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	hrǣdlīċ	hrǣdlīċ, hrǣdlīċu, hrǣdlīċo	hrǣdlīċ
Accusative	hrǣdlīcne	hrǣdlīċe	hrǣdlīċ
Genitive	hrǣdlīċes	hrǣdlīcre	hrǣdlīċes
Dative	hrǣdlīċum	hrǣdlīcre	hrǣdlīċum
Instrumental	hrǣdlīċe	hrǣdlīcre	hrǣdlīċe
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	hrǣdlīċe	hrǣdlīċa, hrǣdlīċe	hrǣdlīċ, hrǣdlīċu, hrǣdlīċo
Accusative	hrǣdlīċe	hrǣdlīċa, hrǣdlīċe	hrǣdlīċ, hrǣdlīċu, hrǣdlīċo
Genitive	hrǣdlīcra	hrǣdlīcra	hrǣdlīcra
Dative	hrǣdlīċum	hrǣdlīċum	hrǣdlīċum
Instrumental	hrǣdlīċum	hrǣdlīċum	hrǣdlīċum

Declension of hrǣdlīċ — Weak

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	hrǣdlīċa	hrǣdlīċe	hrǣdlīċe
Accusative	hrǣdlīċan	hrǣdlīċan	hrǣdlīċe
Genitive	hrǣdlīċan	hrǣdlīċan	hrǣdlīċan
Dative	hrǣdlīċan	hrǣdlīċan	hrǣdlīċan
Instrumental	hrǣdlīċan	hrǣdlīċan	hrǣdlīċan
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	hrǣdlīċan	hrǣdlīċan	hrǣdlīċan
Accusative	hrǣdlīċan	hrǣdlīċan	hrǣdlīċan
Genitive	hrǣdlīcra, hrǣdlīċena	hrǣdlīcra, hrǣdlīċena	hrǣdlīcra, hrǣdlīċena
Dative	hrǣdlīċum	hrǣdlīċum	hrǣdlīċum
Instrumental	hrǣdlīċum	hrǣdlīċum	hrǣdlīċum