hreoflig

Old English

Etymology

By surface analysis, hrēofla (leprosy) +‎ -iġ

Adjective

hrēofliġ

  1. leprous
    • Homilies of the Anglo-Saxon Church
      Martinus ġelācnode mid ǣnlīpium cosse ǣnne hrēoflīnne mannan fram his micclan coðe, and fram atelīcum hīwe his unsmēðan līċes.
      Martinus cured a leprous man of his great sickness and from the horrid appearance of his unsmooth body with a single kiss.

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