lytig

Old English

Etymology

Related to lutian (“to deceive”) and lot (“deceit”), both related to Proto-Germanic *leutaz (“deceptive”).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈly.tij/
  • Hyphenation: ly‧tiġ

Adjective

lytiġ

  1. crafty, cunning; prudent

Declension

Declension of lytiġ — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative lytiġ lytiġ lytiġ
Accusative lytiġne lytiġe lytiġ
Genitive lytiġes lytiġre lytiġes
Dative lytiġum lytiġre lytiġum
Instrumental lytiġe lytiġre lytiġe
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative lytiġe lytiġa, lytiġe lytiġ
Accusative lytiġe lytiġa, lytiġe lytiġ
Genitive lytiġra lytiġra lytiġra
Dative lytiġum lytiġum lytiġum
Instrumental lytiġum lytiġum lytiġum
Declension of lytiġ — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative lytiġa lytiġe lytiġe
Accusative lytiġan lytiġan lytiġe
Genitive lytiġan lytiġan lytiġan
Dative lytiġan lytiġan lytiġan
Instrumental lytiġan lytiġan lytiġan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative lytiġan lytiġan lytiġan
Accusative lytiġan lytiġan lytiġan
Genitive lytiġra, lytiġena lytiġra, lytiġena lytiġra, lytiġena
Dative lytiġum lytiġum lytiġum
Instrumental lytiġum lytiġum lytiġum

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