ledish

English

Etymology

From Middle English ledisch, leodisc, from Old English lēodisc (“to or of the people, national”) (as in þiderlēodisc), equivalent to lede +‎ -ish.

Adjective

ledish (comparative more ledish, superlative most ledish)

(obsolete or Britain dialectal) Pertaining to the people; popular; national.

Anagrams

Diehls, Shield, delish, hidels, hidles, hields, sheild, shield

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