addled
English
/ˈæ.dəld/
verb form
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English addledd affix from English addle (putrid, urine, liquid filth) derived from Old English adel.
Origin
Old English
adel
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- addle English
- addlebrained English
- addlehead English
- addleheaded English
- addlement English
- addleness English
- addlepated English
- addling English
- addlings English
- drug English
- drug-addled English
- Aalsmeer Dutch, Flemish
- aal Dutch, Flemish
- aalbes Dutch, Flemish
- aalfuik Dutch, Flemish
- aalgeer Dutch, Flemish
- aalglad Dutch, Flemish
- aalkorf Dutch, Flemish
- aalkuip Dutch, Flemish
- aalpomp Dutch, Flemish
- aalput Dutch, Flemish
- aalschaar Dutch, Flemish
- aalscholver Dutch, Flemish
- aalspeer Dutch, Flemish
- aalstal Dutch, Flemish
- aalsteker Dutch, Flemish
- aalstreep Dutch, Flemish
- aalsvel Dutch, Flemish
- aalvlug Dutch, Flemish
- aalvork Dutch, Flemish
- aalvormig Dutch, Flemish
- azijnaal Dutch, Flemish
- beefaal Dutch, Flemish
- glasaal Dutch, Flemish
- sidderaal Dutch, Flemish
- trilaal Dutch, Flemish
- zandaal Dutch, Flemish
- adel Norwegian Bokmål
- adel Swedish
- adel Old English
- addledd Middle English
- addlen Middle English
- âel Middle Dutch
- adel Middle Low German
- *athal Old Saxon
- athal Old Saxon
- adel Old Swedish