-lēas = '-less':—ār-lēas (dishonoured, wicked).
-lic (cp. ġe·līc) = '-ly':—folc-lic (popular), heofon-lic (heavenly).
-weard = '-ward':—sūþan-weard (southward).
Verbs.
-lǣċan:—ān-lǣċan (unite), ġe·þwǣr-lǣċan (agree).
Adverbs.
-e, the regular adverb-termination:—lange (long), ġe·līce (similarly) from lang, ġe·līc. Sometimes -līce (from -lic) is used to form adverbs, as blīþe-līce (gladly) from blīþe.
DERIVATIONS FROM PARTICIPLES.
Many abstract words are formed from present participles (often in a passive sense) and past participles (often in an active sense):—
-nes:—for·ġiefen-nes (forgiveness), ġe·ręċed-nes (narrative), welwillend-nes (benevolence).