*ilhilaz

Runic: ᛁᛚᚺᛁᛚᚨᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈil.xi.lɑz/

adjective · a-stem

Meanings

evil, bad

From Proto-Indo-European *h₁elḱ-, compare Proto-Indo-European *h₁élḱos (‘sore, ulcer’). Possibly cognate with Proto-Celtic *ulkos (‘bad, evil’).

Case	Sg. Masc.	Sg. Fem.	Sg. Neut.	Pl. Masc.	Pl. Fem.	Pl. Neut.
Nom.	ilhilaz	ilhilō	ilhilą, -atō	ilhilai	ilhilôz	ilhilō
Acc.	ilhilanǭ	ilhilǭ	ilhilą, -atō	ilhilanz	ilhilōz	ilhilō
Gen.	ilhilas, -is	ilhilaizōz	ilhilas, -is	ilhilaizǫ̂	ilhilaizǫ̂	ilhilaizǫ̂
Dat.	ilhilammai	ilhilaizōi	ilhilammai	ilhilaimaz	ilhilaimaz	ilhilaimaz
Inst.	ilhilanō	ilhilaizō	ilhilanō	ilhilaimiz	ilhilaimiz	ilhilaimiz

Case	Sg. Masc.	Sg. Fem.	Sg. Neut.	Pl. Masc.	Pl. Fem.	Pl. Neut.
Nom.	ilhilô	ilhilǭ	ilhilô	ilhilaniz	ilhilōniz	ilhilōnō
Acc.	ilhilanų	ilhilōnų	ilhilô	ilhilanunz	ilhilōnunz	ilhilōnō
Gen.	ilhiliniz	ilhilōniz	ilhiliniz	ilhilanǫ̂	ilhilōnǫ̂	ilhilanǫ̂
Dat.	ilhilini	ilhilōni	ilhilini	ilhilammaz	ilhilōmaz	ilhilammaz
Inst.	ilhilinē	ilhilōnē	ilhilinē	ilhilammiz	ilhilōmiz	ilhilammiz

illr (Old Norse)
- illur (Faroese)
- illur (Icelandic)
- ill, ill’e (idl’e), idl’u (Norwegian Nynorsk)
illr (Old Norse)
- ille, ill, il (Middle English)
  - ill (English)
  - ill (Scots)
  - ill (Yola)
illr (Old Norse)
- illæ (Old Danish)
  - ilde (Danish)
    - ille (Norwegian Bokmål)
illr (Old Norse)
- ilder, īller (Old Swedish)
  - illa (Swedish)
*ilkëda (Proto-Finnic)
- ilge (Estonian)
- ilgâd (Inari Sami)
- ilkiä (Ingrian)
- ilkie, ilgie (Karelian)
- ilgei (Livvi)
- ilgat (Northern Sami)
*ilkëda (Proto-Finnic)
- ilkeä (Finnish)
  - hilkiä (Votic)
*ilkëda (Proto-Finnic)
- ilka (Votic)
  - ilkiä (Kukkuzi)