Inlandish

In´land`ish


a.1.Inland.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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She was very devoted, with a shadowy, inlandish and arcaic devotion.
Ramon del Valle-Inclan and the plastic arts
Examples are folcisc popular, haedenisc heathenish, peodisc national, inlendisc inlandish, utlendisc outlandish (which come close to the gentile group in 1); also mennisc human, cildisc childish, cierlisc churlish.
The Middle English suffix -ish: reasons for decline in productivity
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