Working Papers in Early English

Lexicology and Lexicography 3

Nerthus. Outline of a Lexicon of Old English

Javier Martín Arista & Raquel Mateo Mendaza

2013
Nerthus Project
Universidad de La Rioja
Preface
As a step towards a lexicon of Old English based on structural-functional principles, this
document synthesizes the meaning definitions provided by the standard dictionaries of
Old English, namely Bosworth-Toller´s An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary (as well as
Supplement and Addenda), Clark Hall´s A Concise Dictionary of Anglo-Saxon (including
Supplement) and Sweet´s The Student´s Dictionary of Anglo-Saxon. Headword spelling
usually follows Clark Hall and, less frequently, Sweet. Headwords appear in alphabetical
order in bold type and comprise not only lexemes but also bound forms (derivational
morphemes). Meaning definitions are rendered in italics, as is illustrated by the following
examples:

FIRENUM
Adverb: very, excessively; intensely; fearfully, horribly; sinfully, criminally, malignantly.
UN
Affix: negation; pejorative meaning; reverses a previous action; intensive meaning.

The order of letters is A, Æ, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, L, M, N, O, P, R, S, T, Ð (which

subsumes <ð> and <þ>), U, W and Y. Different entries with the same spelling are
numbered and reflect lexical classes and, less frequently, homonymy. The following
examples are illustrative:

LǢL
1. Noun: rod, switch, whip; pliant twig, withe, whip, switch; mark, bruise, weal, swelling.
2. Adjective: livid.
LǢLLAN
1. Verb: to get black and blue; to hurl a dart.
2. Verb: to level, aim at.

Primary entries are cross-referenced to their variant forms. Cross-references are also
extensively used to relate simplexes to the corresponding complex forms with the prefix
ge-, as can be seen in the example below:

RĀD
1. Noun: ride, riding, going on horseback or in a ship; furniture (of a house); harness (of a
horse); journey, expedition; road; modulation; name of the rune for r.

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2. See rǣd (1).
3. See (ge)rād.

The parentheses indicating the optionality of the prefix ge- are ignored in alphabetizing
words, thus:

GEFEOHTSUMNES
Noun: joyousness, gladsomeness.
(GE)FĒOLAN
Verb: to be joined to; to adhere, stick to cleave; to proceed; to persist, persevere in; to come; to
pass into, through or over, enter, penetrate, betake oneself to; to undergo; to reach.
GEFĒON
Verb: to be glad, rejoice, exult.
(GE)FEORMIAN
Verb: to entertain, receive as guest; to support, cherish; to sustain, feed; to consume, devour; to
benefit, profit; to clean, cleanse, free from impurity, furbish, scour; to harbour (stolen goods).

The various meaning definitions found in the dictionaries have been unified by following
two principles: polysemy and increasing specificity. Within a meaning definition, commas
separate related instantiations of a sense while semicolons distinguish senses, as in the
following example:

CĀFLĪCE
Adverb: quickly, hastily, promptly; vigorously, stoutly; boldly, manfully.

Both inside and across senses, definitions are organized along two scales, namely
hypernym-hyperonym (this is usually the case with nouns and adjectives) and troponymy
(mainly in verbs). This is illustrated by the examples that follow:

TĀCN
Noun: token, sign, mark, indication, symbol, signal, symptom; suggestion; portent, wonder,
marvel, miracle, prodigy; prognostic; evidence, demonstration, proof; standard, banner, ensign;
credential; monument; sign of the Zodiac.
MACIAN

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Verb: to do, make, produce, form, construct, fashion, frame; to act, perform, behave, fare; to
prepare, arrange; to cause, bring about; to use, manage; to compare, liken; to transform; to
conclude.

The reader is referred to Martín Arista et al. (2011) and Martín Arista (2012) for further
information on the morphological classes and subclasses of the headwords.

References
Bosworth, J. & T. N. Toller. 1973 (1898). An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary. Oxford: Oxford
University Press.
Campbell, A. 1972. An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary: Enlarged Addenda and Corrigenda. Oxford:
Clarendon Press.
Clark Hall, J. R. 1996 (1896). A Concise Anglo-Saxon Dictionary. Toronto: University of
Toronto Press.
Martín Arista, J., E. González Torres, G. Maíz Villalta, R. Mateo Mendaza, C. Novo
Urraca, R. Vea Escarza & R. Torre Alonso. 2011. Nerthus. A lexical database of Old
English. The initial headword list 2007-2009. Working Papers in Early English
Lexicology and Lexicography 1. Nerthus Project. University of La Rioja
[http://www.nerthusproject.com/wpeelex].
Martín Arista, J. 2012. The reference list of Old English strong verbs. Working Papers in
Early English Lexicology and Lexicography 2. Nerthus Project. University of La Rioja
[http://www.nerthusproject.com/wpeelex].
Sweet, H. 1976 (1896). The Student´s Dictionary of Anglo-Saxon. Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press.
Toller, T. N. 1966 (1921). An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary: Supplement. Oxford: Clarendon
Press.

Acknowledgements
This research has been funded through the project FFI2011-29532, which is gratefully
acknowledged.

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Ā-
Affix: (in pronouns and participles) indefiniteness; (verbal) without; forth, away.
Ā
1. Adverb: ever, for ever, continuously, always; at all; at any time; in any degree.
2. See ǣ (1).
ĀǢMTIGIAN
Verb: to be idle, disengage oneself, rest from (an activity, an occupation); to bring to naught,
render idle.
ĀBACAN
Verb: to bake.
ĀBǢDAN
Verb: to force, compel, restrain; to ward off; to extract, force out, wring; to demand, require,
exact, take toll.
ĀBǢRAN
Verb: to disclose, bring to light.
ĀBANNAN
Verb: to convoke, summon, summon to battle; to order, command; to publish, announce,
proclaim.
ĀBARIAN
Verb: to strip, make bare; to disclose, lay bare.
ABBANDŪN
Noun: Abingdon.
ABBOD
Noun: abbot.
ABBODDŌM
Noun: abbacy, abbatial jurisdiction.
ABBODESSE
Noun: abbess.
ABBODHĀD
Noun: abbatial rank, the state or dignity of an abbot.
ABBODLĒAST
Noun: lack of an abbot.
ABBODRĪCE
Noun: abbey, abbacy; the rule, office or jurisdiction of an abbot (used even of a convent of nuns).
ĀBĒATAN

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Verb: to strike, beat; to break to pieces, make to fall.
ĀBĒCĒDĒ
Noun: ABC, alphabet.
ĀBEDECIAN
Verb: to discover, disclose, uncover, find hidden, get by asking; to detect.
ĀBEHŌFIAN
Verb: to concern, behove.
ĀBELGAN
1. Verb: to anger, make angry, irritate, incense; to offend, hurt, vex; to distress; to be angry
with.
2. See ābylgan.
ĀBĒODAN
Verb: to order, command, direct; to summon, call out; to declare, relate, announce, present,
proclaim; to offer, bid.
ĀBEORNAN
Verb: to take fire, burn.
ĀBERAN
Verb: to carry, bear, bring; to suffer, endure, not to give way under trial or suffering; to take
away, remove; to reveal; to bear with, tolerate, restrain oneself; to bear (a child), bring forth,
bring to light; to do without; to be under an obligation for an imposition.
ĀBERD
Adjective: crafty, cunning, sagacious.
ĀBERENDLIC
Adjective: bearable, tolerable, that may be borne.
ĀBERSTAN
Verb: to burst, be broken; to burst out; to break away, escape, break out.
ĀBETĒON
Verb: to accuse.
ĀBĪDAN
Verb: to wait, wait for, await, expect; to remain, remain behind; to delay; to abide; to survive.
ĀBIDDAN
Verb: to ask for, request, demand, require; to obtain, get by asking; to entreat, pray, pray for,
pray to; to call out (an army).
ĀBIES
Noun: silver fir-tree.

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ĀBIFIAN
Verb: to be moved or shaken, tremble; to shake, quake.
ĀBIRGAN
Verb: to eat, taste.
ĀBIRGING
Noun: taste.
ĀBISGIAN
Verb: to be busy with, take up, undertake, engage in, employ; to occupy, fill; to preoccupy,
prepossess.
ĀBISGUNG
Noun: occupation, employment, necessary business; trouble.
ĀBĪTAN
Verb: to bite in pieces, lacerate with the teeth, gnaw; to tear to pieces, mangle; to consume, eat
up, devour; to taste; to partake of.
ĀBITRIAN
Verb: to make or turn bitter or sour; to exasperate, embitter, grow bitter.
ĀBLĀCIAN
Verb: to be or look pale, turn pale from fear or weakness; to grow faint, get dull or tarnished,
lose colour.
ĀBLǢCAN
Verb: to whiten, bleach.
ĀBLǢCNES
Noun: pallor, paleness; gloom.
ĀBLǢCUNG
Noun: pallor, paleness.
ĀBLǢST
Adjective: inspired; furious, blowing fiercely.
ĀBLǢTE
Adjective: livid, pale.
ĀBLĀWAN
Verb: to blow, blow away, breathe upon; to swell, blow up, puff up.
ĀBLĀWNES
Noun: inflation, upblowing.
ĀBLĀWNUNG
Noun: inflation, blowing or swelling up.

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ABLĀWUNG
Noun: blowing; swelling up, inflation.
ĀBLEGNED
Adjective: ulcerated.
ABLEND
Adjective: blinded.
ĀBLENDAN
Verb: to blind, make blind, put out the eyes of; to deceive, delude; to dazzle; to benumb,
deaden, stupify, darken.
ĀBLERED
Adjective: uncovered, bare, bald.
ĀBLĪCAN
Verb: to shine, glitter, be white; to amaze, astonish; to appear.
ĀBLINDAN
Verb: to make blind.
ĀBLINNAN
Verb: to cease, stop, leave off, desist, fail; (of things) to come to an end.
ĀBLINNEDNES
Noun: cessation.
ĀBLINNENDLĪCE
Adverb: indefatigably.
ĀBLINNENDNES
Noun: cessation.
ĀBLISSIAN
Verb: to make glad, please.
ĀBLYCGAN
Verb: to shine; to grow pale, be white, get dismayed; to get amaze or astonished, get affected by
wonder; to get affected by fear; to make afraid.
ĀBLYSIAN
Verb: to blush, redden with shame, be ashamed.
ĀBLYSUNG
Noun: blushing, reddening with shame; shame, confusion.
ĀBODIAN
Verb: to announce, proclaim.
ĀBOLGENNES

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Noun: irritation, exasperation.
ĀBORGIAN
Verb: to be surety for, undertake for; to appoint, assign; to borrow.
ĀBŌTIAN
Verb: to repair.
ĀBRACIAN
Verb: to stamp, engrave, emboss.
ĀBRǢDAN
Verb: to extend, stretch out, spread out, dilate; to bake, fry.
ĀBRASLIAN
Verb: to crash, crackle; to resound.
ĀBRECAN
Verb: to break, break up, break to pieces, break down, break off, separate forcibly, destroy; to
assault, vanquish; to take by storm.
ĀBREDWIAN
Verb: to kill, slay; to lay low, overthrow.
ĀBRĒGAN
Verb: to alarm, frighten, terrify.
ĀBREGDAN
Verb: to move quickly; to take away, remove, take away, withdraw, draw back, pull out,
snatch, pluck; to unsheathe, draw; to start from sleep; to wrench.
ĀBRĒMENDE
Adjective: ever-celebrating.
ĀBRĒOTAN
Verb: to deteriorate, bruise, break, destroy, kill; to fail.
ĀBRĒOTNES
Noun: destruction, extermination.
ĀBRĒOÐAN
Verb: to decay, deteriorate, degenerate; to destroy; to fail, come to nought, fall away.
ĀBROÐEN
Adjective: degenerate, reprobate.
ĀBROÐENNES
Noun: defect, backsliding, cowardice, dullness, baseness, degeneracy, ignobleness.
ĀBRŪCAN
Verb: to eat; to partake of.

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ĀBRȲTAN
Verb: to destroy.
ĀBŪFAN
Adverb: above.
ĀBŪGAN
Verb: to bend, turn, curve; to turn oneself, bow, do reverence, submit; to deviate, incline, turn
(to or from), swerve; to withdraw, retire; to be humble.
ĀBUNDEN
Adjective: ready, unimpeded.
ĀBŪROD
Adjective: not inhabited.
ĀBŪTAN
1. Adposition: on, about, around, on the outside, round about.
2. Adverb: about, nearly.
ĀBYCGAN
Verb: to pay for, buy; to require; to recompense, redeem, atone for, buy off; to perform, execute.
ĀBYFFAN
Verb: to mumble, mutter.
ĀBȲGAN
Verb: to bend, bend down, bow; to reduce, subdue, bring low; to convert; to deflect.
ĀBȲGENDLIC
Adjective: flexible, bending.
ĀBYLGAN
Verb: to offend, irritate, anger, provoke, vex.
ĀBȲWAN
Verb: to cleanse, polish, rub off; to clarify, purify; to adorn.
AC
Conjunction: but; for, because; but also, moreover; but yet, nevertheless, however; whether.
ĀC
Noun: oak, ship of oak; name of the rune for a.
ĀCǢGLOD
Adjective: studded with pegs; locked with a key.
ĀCALAN
Verb: to become frost-bitten, to die of cold.
ACAN

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Verb: to ache, suffer pain, pain.
ĀCANTŪN
Noun: Acton, Suffolk.
ĀCBĒAM
Noun: oak-tree.
ĀCBEARO
Noun: oak-grove.
ACCENT
Noun: accent.
ĀCCYNN
Noun: kind of oak.
ĀCDRENC
Noun: oak-drink, drink made from acorns.
ĀCEALDIAN
Verb: to be or become cold.
ĀCĒAPIAN
Verb: to buy, buy off or out.
ĀCĒLAN
Verb: to cool, make cool; to quiet, still, cool off.
ACEMANNESBURH
Noun: Bath, Somersetshire.
ĀCENNAN
Verb: to produce, bring forth, beget; to attribute to, assign; to renew.
ĀCENNEDLIC
Adjective: genuinus, native.
ĀCENNEDNES
Noun: birth, nativity, generation.
ĀCENNEND
Noun: parent.
ĀCENNICGE
Noun: mother.
ĀCENNING
Noun: birth.
ĀCĒOCIAN
Verb: to choke; to burn out.

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ĀCĒOCUNG
Noun: consideration, rumination.
ĀCEORFAN
Verb: to cut off, cut away, cut to pieces, cut down, hew down.
ĀCĒOSAN
Verb: to choose, select, pick out, elect.
ACERREDNES
Noun: turning, turning from, aversion, apostasy.
ĀCHANGRA
Noun: oak wood on a slope.
ĀCHOLT
Noun: oak wood.
ĀCĪGAN
Verb: to call, name, summon.
ĀCIRRAN
Verb: to turn, turn over, turn away or aside, avert, turn oneself, change; to go, return.
ĀCLǢNSIAN
Verb: to cleanse or remove impurity of an object, purify.
ĀCLĒA
Noun: the name of a place, as Oakley.
ĀCLĒAF
Noun: oak-leaf.
ĀCLĒOFAN
Verb: to split, cleave.
ĀCLEOPIAN
Verb: to call, call out.
ACLIAN
See (ge)aclian.
ĀCLINGAN
Verb: to wither.
ĀCLUNGEN
Adjective: contracted.
ĀCMELU
Noun: acorn-meal.
ĀCMISTEL

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Noun: oak mistletoe.
ĀCNĀWAN
Verb: to know, recognise; to understand.
ĀCNYHT
Adjective: joined.
ĀCNYSSAN
Verb: to expel, drive out.
ĀCOFRIAN
Verb: to recover.
ĀCOL
Adjective: dismayed, trembling, excited, excited by fear, frightened, terrified.
ĀCŌLIAN
Verb: to cold, become or grow cold, chilled.
ĀCOLITUS
Noun: light-bearer, acolyte; state, condition.
ĀCOLMŌD
Adjective: timid, fearful minded.
ĀCORDIAN
Verb: to agree, accord, make terms, reconcile.
ĀCORENLIC
Adjective: eligible, likely to be chosen.
ĀCOSTIAN
Verb: to try, test, prove.
ĀCOSTNIAN
Verb: to try, test, prove.
ĀCRÆFTAN
Verb: to plan, devise, think out, contrive as a craftsman.
ĀCRAMMIAN
Verb: to fill, cram.
ĀCRĒOPIAN
Verb: to creep, crawl.
ĀCRIMMAN
Verb: to stuff, cram.
ĀCRIND
Noun: oak-rind or bark.

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ACSA
Noun: the river Axe.
ACSANMYNSTER
Noun: Axminster, in Devonshire.
ĀCSTYBB
Noun: oak-stump.
ĀCTĀN
Noun: oak-twig.
ĀCTRĒO
Noun: oak-tree.
ĀCUMAN
Verb: to come, come from, bring; to bear, support, endure, withstand; to get to or from, reach.
ĀCUMBA
Noun: oakum, the coarse part of hemp; ashes of oakum, wood ashes; flax, tow; trimmings,
parings, clippings, prunings.
ĀCUMBE
Noun: oakum, hards, tow; ashes of oakum; parings, clippings.
ĀCUMENDLIC
Adjective: tolerable, bearable; possible.
ĀCUMENDLICNES
Noun: possibility to bring anything to pass.
ĀCUNNIAN
Verb: to try, test, prove, ascertain by trial; to experience.
ĀCUNNUNG
Noun: experience, trial.
ĀCURSIAN
Verb: to malign.
ĀCUSAN
Verb: to accuse.
ĀCWACIAN
Verb: to tremble, quake.
ĀCWECCAN
Verb: to move quickly, vibrate, shake, quiver, swing.
ĀCWELAN
Verb: to die, perish.

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ĀCWELLAN
Verb: to destroy, kill.
ĀCWELLEDNES
Noun: killing, quelling, slaughter.
ĀCWENCAN
Verb: to put out, quench, extinguish.
ĀCWEORNA
Noun: squirrel.
ĀCWEORRAN
Verb: to eat or drink immoderately, glut, gorge, guzzle.
ĀCWEÐAN
Verb: to say, tell, utter, express, speak out, declare; to answer, respond; to reject, banish.
ĀCWICIAN
Verb: to come to life, become lively, revive, vivify, make lively; to quicken.
ĀCWĪNAN
Verb: to disappear, waste or dwindle away, decline, become extinct, go out (of fire).
ĀCWINCAN
Verb: to vanish, become extinguished or quenched; to be eclipsed.
ĀCWUDU
Noun: oak wood.
ĀCWYLMAN
Verb: to kill, slay.
ĀCWYLMIAN
Verb: to suffer, be tormented.
ĀCȲÐAN
Verb: to show, proclaim, announce, reveal; to prove, confirm.
ĀD
Noun: heap, funeral pile, pyre, fire, flame.
ĀDǢLAN
Verb: to separate, part, divide.
ĀDĒADIAN
Verb: to die; to lay waste, destroy; to decay, fail; to lose vitality or feeling, become paralysed; to
mortify.
ĀDĒAFIAN
Verb: to become deaf.

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ĀDĒAFUNG
Noun: deafening, making deaf, growing deaf.
ĀDELA
Noun: dirt, filth, mud; sewer.
ĀDELFAN
Verb: to dig, dig up, dig out, excavate, delve; to pick out, dig out.
ĀDELIHT
Adjective: dirty, filthy.
ĀDELSĒAÐ
Noun: sewer, gutter, sink.
ĀDĒMAN
Verb: to try, judge, deem, abjudicate, abjudge; to doom, deprive of by a legal decision; to afflict.
ĀDEORCIAN
Verb: to darken, dim, tarnish, dull, hide, obscure.
ĀDERIAN
Verb: to hurt, injure.
ADESA
Noun: adze, hatchet, cooper’s instrument.
ADESE
Noun: adze, hatchet.
ĀDFARU
Noun: way or path to the funeral pile.
ĀDFINI
Noun: limit.
ĀDFYNIG
Noun: damp place where a bonfire was made.
ĀDFȲR
Noun: pile fire, sacrificial fire.
ĀDĪGLIAN
Verb: to hide.
ĀDIHTIAN
Verb: to write, compose, edit; to arrange, order beforehand.
ĀDIHTNIAN
Verb: to compose beforehand.
ĀDĪLEGIAN

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Verb: to do away, destroy, devastate, annihilate, abolish; to blot out, obliterate.
ĀDIMMIAN
Verb: to darken, dim, dull, obscure; to make do.
ĀDL
Noun: infirmity, sickness, disease.
ĀDLBERENDE
Adjective: disease-bearing.
ĀDLE
Noun: disease, sickness, infirmity.
ĀDLĒG
Noun: flame of the funeral pile.
ĀDLIAN
See (ge)ādlian.
ĀDLIG
Adjective: sick, ill, diseased, corrupted, putrid.
ĀDLIGA
Noun: sick person.
ĀDLOMA
Noun: one crippled by fire.
ĀDLSĒOC
Adjective: in bad health, sick of a contagious disease.
ĀDLÐRACU
Noun: force or virulence of a disease.
ĀDLUNG
Noun: disease, illness, ailment.
ĀDLWĒRIG
Adjective: weary with sickness or illness.
ĀDŌN
Verb: to take, take away, remove; to send away, set free, cast out, expel, banish; to destroy; to
put, place.
ĀDRǢFAN
Verb: to drive away, shut out, expel.
ĀDRAGAN
Verb: to draw out.
ADREMINTE

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Noun: the herb feverfew.
ĀDRENCAN
Verb: to submerge, immerse, plunge under, drown.
ĀDRĒOGAN
Verb: to do, perform, carry out, act, practise; to bear, suffer, endure; to bear with, tolerate; to
live, pass or spend time.
ĀDRĒOGENDLIC
Adjective: bearable, that is to be done or performed.
ĀDRĒOPAN
Verb: to drip, drop.
ĀDRĒOSAN
Verb: to fall, vanish; to fall to pieces, fail, decline.
ĀDREWEG
Noun: drain way, vein, artery.
ĀDRĪFAN
Verb: to cause to move, drive, drive away, drive off; to expel, drive out; to pursue, follow up; to
pierce, chase (metal); to stake, stake out.
ĀDRINCAN
Verb: to be immersed, sunk or drowned; to be extinguished or quenched by water; to drink up,
quench thirst.
ĀDRŪGIAN
Verb: to dry, dry up.
ĀDRȲGAN
Verb: to dry, dry up, wipe dry, rub dry, wipe off; to wither.
ĀDRYSNAN
Verb: to repress, extinguish.
ĀDUMBIAN
Verb: to keep silence, to become mute or dumb.
ĀDŪN
1. Adverb: down, downward.
2. See ādūne.
ĀDŪNE
Adverb: down, downward.
ĀDŪNEĀSTĪGAN
Verb: to descend.

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ADŪNESTĪGAN
Verb: to descend.
ADŪNFEALLAN
Verb: to fall down.
ĀDŪNWEARD
Adverb: downwards.
ĀDWǢSCAN
Verb: to extinguish, quench, put out; to appease, staunch, blot out; to suppress, put to an end to;
to put down, destroy (a person).
ĀDWELLAN
Verb: to seduce; to hinder; to lead into error, lead astray, wander.
ĀDWĪNAN
Verb: to dwindle, waste or vanish away.
ĀDWOLIAN
Verb: to degenerate.
ĀDȲDAN
Verb: to put to death, kill, destroy; to mortify.
ĀDȲFAN
Verb: to overpower with sound, render inaudible.
ĀDYSGIAN
Verb: to make or become foolish.
ĀEBBIAN
Verb: to recede, ebb away.
ĀEFESIAN
Verb: to cut (hair), shear.
ĀĒHTAN
Verb: to persecute.
ĀERGIAN
Verb: to become feeble or slothful; to become remiss; to grow timid, turn coward.
ĀETAN
Verb: to consume, eat, devour.
AFǢDED
Adjective: fed, nourished; brought up, educated.
ĀFǢGAN
Verb: to depict, figure.

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AFÆGED
Adjective: depicted, drawn.
ĀFǢGRIAN
Verb: to adorn, ornament, make fair or beautiful.
ĀFǢMAN
Verb: to breathe out, foam out.
ĀFǢRAN
Verb: to frighten, terrify, affright; to dismay, astound.
ĀFÆSTAN
Verb: to fast; to let out on hire.
ĀFÆSTLĀ
Interjection: certainly! assuredly!
ĀFÆSTNIAN
Verb: to confirm, fix; to strengthen, fasten, fortify; to betroth, espouse; to enter; to inscribe; to
build.
ĀFǢTTIAN
Verb: to fatten; to anoint.
ĀFANDIAN
Verb: to try, test, prove, experience; to find out.
ĀFANDIGENDLIC
Adjective: proved, approved, what may be tried; laudable.
ĀFANDOD
Adjective: tried, experienced; approved, excellent.
ĀFANDODLIC
Adjective: proved, approved, what may be tried; laudable.
ĀFANDODLĪCE
Adverb: in a manner to be approved.
ĀFANDUNG
Noun: trial, probation, experiment; experience.
ĀFANGENNES
Noun: reception, assumption.
ĀFARAN
Verb: to go out, depart, march; to travel.
ĀFEALLAN
1. Verb: to fall or tumble down; to decline, decay, fall off, sink; to fall sick; to be destroyed.

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2. See āfyllan (1).
3. See āfyllan (2).
ĀFĒDAN
Verb: to feed, nourish, nurture; to maintain, support; to produce, bring forth, bring up.
ĀFĒGAN
Verb: to join.
AFEN
Noun: Avon, a river in Somersetshire.
ĀFEOHTAN
Verb: to fight, fight against; to attack, assail; to tear or pluck out, destroy.
ĀFEORMIAN
Verb: to cleanse, wash away, clean thoroughly; to purge, purify.
ĀFEORMUNG
Noun: cleansing, scouring, purging.
ĀFEORSIAN
Verb: to take away, remove, expel, dispel; to go or drive away, depart.
ĀFĒOUNG
Noun: hate.
ĀFERCIAN
Verb: to support.
ĀFERIAN
Verb: to perform carrying service; to provide horses for team work.
ĀFERSCAN
Verb: to freshen, become fresh.
AFFRIC
Adjective: African.
AFFRICA
Noun: Africa.
AFFRICAN
Noun: African.
ĀFIERRAN
Verb: to take away, remove, withdraw; to expel, deliver; to drive away, depart, estrange from.
ĀFIERREDNES
Noun: removal.
ĀFIGEN

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ĀFINDAN
Verb: to find, find out, discover; to feel, experience, detect.
ĀFIRMAN
Verb: to clear off.
ĀFLĒAN
Verb: to strip off, flay.
ĀFLĒOGAN
Verb: to fly, flee away, fly from, escape.
ĀFLĒON
Verb: to fly, flee away, escape.
ĀFLĒOTAN
Verb: to skim.
ĀFLĪEGAN
Verb: to drive away, put to flight, expel.
ĀFLĪEGUNG
Noun: driving away, putting to flight.
ĀFLĪEMAN
Verb: to drive away, cause to flee, expel, banish; to disperse, scatter; to rout.
AFLIUNG
Noun: fleeing.
ĀFLOTE
Adverb: afloat.
ĀFLŌWAN
Verb: to flow from or away, pass away.
ĀFLYGENNES
Noun: attack.
AFOL
Noun: power, might, strength, power of body.
ĀFŌN
Verb: to take, receive; to seize, lay hold of; to hold up, support.
ĀFOR
Adjective: bitter, acid, sour, sharp; severe, rough, harsh; vehement, impetuous; austere, dire,
fierce, hateful; angry.
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Verb: to delay, prolong, defer.
ĀFORHTIAN
Verb: to be frightened, become afraid, take fright; to be amazed, wonder at.
ĀFORÐ
Adverb: continually, always, daily, still.
ĀFRĒFRAN
Verb: to comfort, make glad, console.
ĀFREMDAN
Verb: to alienate, estrange; to become alienated.
ĀFREMÐUNG
Noun: alienation.
ĀFRĒON
Verb: to free, deliver.
ĀFRĒOÐAN
Verb: to froth.
AFRICAN
Noun: African.
AFRICANISC
Adjective: African.
ĀFŪLIAN
Verb: to rot, putrefy; to become foul, be corrupt or defiled.
AFULIC
Adjective: perverse.
ĀFULLIEND
Noun: fuller.
ĀFUNDENNES
Noun: experiment; device, invention, discovery.
ĀFȲLAN
Verb: to foul, pollute, stain, make filthy, defile, corrupt.
ĀFYLGAN
Verb: to pursue.
ĀFYLLAN
1. Verb: to fill, fill up, replenish; to complete, fulfill, satisfy.
2. Verb: to cast or drive out; to overturn, overthrow, subvert, cause to fall or stumble; to abolish,
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ĀFȲRAN
Verb: to castrate, emasculate.
ĀFȲRED
Noun: eunuch.
ĀFYRHTAN
Verb: to frighten, terrify, affright.
AFȲRIDA
Noun: eunuch, castrated animal; servant, courtier.
ĀFYRÐAN
Verb: to remove.
ĀFȲSAN
Verb: to accelerate, hasten; to incite, impel, urge; to make ready, make eager, inspire with
longing, excite; to drive, drive away.
AG
Noun: wickedness.
ĀGA
Noun: owner, possessor, proprietor.
ĀGǢLAN
Verb: to hinder; to hold, keep back; to delay, retard, detain; to neglect, profane; to preoccupy.
AGÆLENDE
Adjective: enchanting.
ĀGÆLWAN
Verb: to astonish, stupefy; to terrify.
ĀGALAN
Verb: to sound forth; to sing, chant.
ĀGĀLIAN
Verb: to loose, become slack, dissolve; to become remiss.
ĀGĀN
Verb: to go, go by, pass (of time); to pass into possession (of inhereted property); to occur, befall;
to grow, come forth; to approach; to lose strength.
ĀGAN
Verb: to have, own, possess; to obtain; to have control over, take charge of; to give, deliver,
restore; to owe, have to pay.
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Verb: to go; to go by, pass; to happen, occur, come forth, befall, come to pass; to grow; to
approach; to lose strength.
ĀGĀNIAN
Verb: to gape, yawn.
ĀGE
Noun: possessions, property.
ĀGELDAN
1. Verb: to punish.
2. See āgieldan.
AGEN
Noun: ear of grain.
ĀGEN
1. Noun: property; own country.
2. See (ge)āgen.
ĀGĒNBEWENDAN
Verb: to return, turn again.
ĀGĒNCUMAN
Verb: to return, come again.
ĀGEND
Noun: owner, possessor, master, lord.
ĀGENDFRĒA
1. Noun: lord, owner.
2. Noun: owner, master, mistress.
ĀGENDLĪCE
Adjective: properly, as one's own; correctly, properly; imperiously.
AGĒNGECYRRAN
Verb: to return, turn again, recur.
ĀGĒNGEHWEORFAN
Verb: to return.
ĀGĒNIERNAN
Verb: to meet, run against.
ĀGĒNLǢDAN
Verb: to lead back.
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Adjective: own; owed, due.
ĀGENNAMA
Noun: proper name.
ĀGENNES
Noun: owning, possession, property.
ĀGĒNSENDAN
Verb: to send back or again.
ĀGENSLAGA
Noun: suicide, self-murderer or slayer.
ĀGENSPRÆC
Noun: one’s own tongue, peculiarity of a language, idiom.
ĀGEOLWIAN
Verb: to become yellow, make glitter as gold.
ĀGĒOMRIAN
Verb: to lament, grieve, mourn.
ĀGEORNAN
Verb: to be eager for, desire; to seek.
ĀGĒOTAN
Verb: to pour out or forth, strew, spill, shed; to melt, found; to deprive of; to consume, destroy.
ĀGIEFAN
Verb: to give, deliver, impart, yield; to give back, return; to pay, pay what is due, restore; to
render; to leave, give up, abandon.
ĀGIELDAN
Verb: to pay; to pay back, restore, requite, repay, compensate, reward; to render; to offer up,
offer oneself; to perform; to allow, permit.
ĀGĪEMELĒASIAN
Verb: to despise, neglect.
ĀGIFIAN
Verb: to bestow, grant.
AGILDE
Adverb: without compensation.
AGILPAN
Verb: to exult, boast, glory.
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Adjective: set with precious stones or gems.
ĀGĪTA
Noun: waster, prodigal, spendthrift.
ĀGITAN
Verb: to find, find out, discover; to get, take away; to know, understand, consider.
ĀGĪTAN
Verb: to waste, destroy; to seize; to take away.
ĀGLĀCHĀD
Noun: state of misery.
ĀGLǢC
Noun: misery, torment; sorrow, grief, distress, trouble.
ĀGLǢCA
Noun: miserable being, wretch, miscreant; fierce enemy, demon, monster.
ĀGLǢCCRÆFT
Noun: an evil art.
ĀGLǢCWĪF
Noun: wretch of a woman, female monster, vile crone.
ĀGLǢDAN
Verb: to cause to slip.
ĀGLEDDIAN
Verb: to stain, smear.
ĀGLĪDAN
Verb: to glide, slip, stumble.
ĀGNERE
Noun: owner, possessor.
ĀGNETT
Noun: interest, usury.
ĀGNETTAN
Verb: to appropriate, usurp.
ĀGNETTUNG
Noun: interest, usury.
ĀGNIAN
See (ge)āgnian.
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ĀGNIDEN
1. Adjective: used, threadbare.
2. Noun: rubbing off.
ĀGNIEND
Noun: owner, possessor.
ĀGNIENDLIC
See (ge)āgniendlic.
ĀGNUNG
See (ge)āgnung.
AGOF
Noun: word formed in the Riddles by inverting the order of the letters in the word boga 'bow'.
ĀGOTENES
Noun: pouring forth, effusion, shedding.
ĀGRAFAN
Verb: inscribe, hew, carve, engrave, emboss, sculpture.
ĀGRAFENLIC
Adjective: graven, sculptured.
AGRAFENLĪCE
Adverb: that which is carved, carved image.
ĀGRĀPIAN
Verb: to handle, grasp tightly.
ĀGRĒTAN
Verb: to attack.
AGRIMONIA
Noun: agrimony.
ĀGRIMSIAN
Verb: to provoke, irritate.
ĀGRĪSAN
Verb: to quake, shudder; to fear, dread.
ĀGRŌWAN
Verb: to cover, grow under or over.
ĀGRŌWEN
Adjective: to cover, grow under.
ĀGRYMETIAN
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ĀGRȲNDAN
Verb: to descend, ground.
AGU
Noun: magpie.
AGUSTIN
Noun: St. Augustine.
AGUSTUS
Noun: Augustus; month of August.
ĀGYLPAN
Verb: to exult in.
ĀGYLTAN
Verb: to do wrong, fail; to offend, sin.
ĀGYLTEND
Noun: debtor.
ĀGYLTING
Noun: offence, fault, guilt.
ĀGYLTNES
Noun: guilt.
ĀGȲMAN
Verb: to regard; to heal, cure; to take notice of.
ĀHABBAN
Verb: to restrain, abstain; to support.
ĀHACCIAN
Verb: to pick out.
ĀHAFENNES
Noun: elevation, rising, lifting up; elation; pride.
ĀHALSIAN
Verb: to implore.
ĀHANGIAN
Verb: to hang.
ĀHĀTAN
Verb: to call, name.
ĀHĀTIAN
Verb: to become hot.
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Verb: to keep, hold.
ĀHEALTIAN
Verb: to halt; to crawl, limp.
ĀHEARDIAN
Verb: to be or become hard, not to be relaxed, be rigid; to last, endure, hold out; to inure.
ĀHEARDUNG
Noun: hardening.
ĀHĒAWAN
Verb: to cut or hew off; to cut wood into planks; to plane.
ĀHEBBAN
Verb: to raise, erect, exalt, heave or stir up; to take away, remove; to support, uphold; to leaven,
ferment.
ĀHEFEGIAN
Verb: to make sad or heavy, oppress; to become heavy; to weigh down, burden.
ĀHELIAN
Verb: to cover, hide, conceal.
ĀHELPAN
Verb: to assist, help, support.
ĀHĒNAN
Verb: to humble, abase, tread down or under foot; to accuse.
ĀHEOLORIAN
Verb: to consider, balance, weigh.
ĀHEORDAN
Verb: to set free.
ĀHERIAN
Verb: to praise, celebrate enough.
ĀHIERDAN
Verb: to encourage, animate; to make hard, harden.
ĀHIERDING
Adjective: hardening.
ĀHILDAN
Verb: to incline, bend; to decline; to rest, lay down; to avert, turn away; to destroy, cast down.
ĀHILDNES
Noun: declination.
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Noun: destroyer, ravager, extortioner.
ĀHLADAN
Verb: to draw or lead out, draw forth; to exclude.
ĀHLǢNAN
Verb: to set oneself up.
ĀHLǢNSIAN
Verb: to soak, steep; to make or become lean.
ĀHLĒAPAN
Verb: to leap or spring up.
ĀHLĒFAN
Verb: to pull or pluck out.
ĀHLĒOÐRIAN
Verb: to sound, resound.
ĀHLIEHHAN
Verb: to laugh at, deride; to exult.
ĀHLOCIAN
Verb: to dig out.
ĀHLŌWAN
Verb: to roar or bellow again.
ĀHLŪTTRIAN
Verb: to cleanse; to refine, purify; to scum.
ĀHLYSTAN
Verb: to hear, listen to (sth).
ĀHNĒAPAN
Verb: to pluck off.
ĀHNESCIAN
Verb: to weaken, make nesh; to become soft or effeminate.
ĀHNĪGAN
Verb: to fall or bow down; to empty oneself.
ĀHOGIAN
Verb: to think out, be anxious about.
ĀHOGOD
Adjective: solicitous.
ĀHOLIAN
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ĀHŌN
Verb: to suspend, hang, crucify.
ĀHOPIAN
Verb: to hope for; to trust in.
ĀHRǢCAN
Verb: to clear out; to spit out.
ĀHRÆSCIAN
Verb: to shake off.
ĀHREDDAN
Verb: to liberate, set free, rid; to deliver; to save, protect against, rescue.
ĀHREDDING
Noun: saving, salvation, deliverance, rescue.
ĀHRĒOFIAN
Verb: to become leprous.
ĀHRĒOSAN
Verb: to rush; to fall, fall down, perish; to be destroyed.
ĀHREPIAN
Verb: to make use of; to seize; to touch; to have to do with, treat.
ĀHRĒRAN
Verb: to move, shake, make tremble.
ĀHRĪNAN
Verb: to touch, handle.
ĀHRISIAN
Verb: to shake, stir up; to shake off; to excite, arouse.
ĀHRȲRAN
Verb: to cause to fall, destroy.
ĀHTES
Adjective: of any account or value.
ĀHTLĪCE
Adverb: courageously, manfully, stoutly, triumphantly.
ĀHWA
Pronoun: any one.
ĀHWÆĐER
1. Pronoun: some one, any one; something, anything; either, each, one or other.
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ĀHWǢNAN
Verb: to afflict, trouble, grieve, vex.
ĀHWÆNNE
Adverb: when; at some time, any time, whenever, at all times.
ĀHWǢR
Adverb: anywhere, some where, everywhere; ever, at any time; in any way.
ĀHWÆT
Noun: anything; anyone.
ĀHWEORFAN
Verb: to convert, turn away or over; to turn, turn aside; to avert.
ĀHWERGEN
Adverb: anywhere; in any case; before.
ĀHWETTAN
Verb: to excite, whet, kindle; to provide; to hold out to; to reject, cast or drive away.
ĀHWIDER
Adverb: in any direction, from or to any place.
ĀHWIERFAN
Verb: to turn away or from, avert.
ĀHWĪTIAN
Verb: to whiten.
AHWLIC
Adjective: terrible.
ĀHWONAN
Adverb: from what place, whence; somewhere, anywhere, in any direction.
ĀHWYLFAN
Verb: to cover over, overwhelm, submerge; to overturn, subvert; to roll to, roll over.
ĀHYCGAN
Verb: to think out, invent, devise; to search.
ĀHȲDAN
Verb: to hide, conceal.
ĀHYLDENDLIC
Adjective: ready to incline; enclitic.
AHYLDENDLĪCE
Adverb: incliningly.
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Verb: to trip up, make to halt.
ĀHȲRAN
Verb: to hire; to praise.
ĀHYRSTAN
Verb: to roast, fry.
ĀHYSPAN
Verb: to reproach.
ĀHȲÐAN
Verb: to destroy, lay waste, devour; to rob, plunder, despoil.
ĀĪDAN
Verb: to expel, dispossess; to turn out.
ĀĪDLIAN
Verb: to be or make idle or useless, frustrate; to empty, annul; to profane; to be free
from, deprive (of).
ĀIERNAN
Verb: to run over or away; to pass over; to run out; to go, pass by.
ĀĪEÐAN
Verb: to demolish, lay waste, destroy, devastate; to cast out, lay low.
ĀL
Noun: fire, burning.
ĀLĀDIAN
Verb: to excuse, make excuse for.
ĀLĀÐIAN
Verb: to be or become hateful or hostile; to hate, loathe; to threaten.
ĀLÆCCAN
Verb: to take, catch, get hold of.
ĀLǢDAN
Verb: to lead, conduct, lead away, carry off, bring; to grow, come forth, be produced; to
withdraw; to bear off.
ĀLǢNAN
Verb: to lend, grant, lease.
ĀLǢRAN
Verb: to teach.
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Verb: to release, leave, let go; to lose; to give up, renounce, resign; to allow, let; to forgive,
pardon, remit; to return, deliver up.
ĀLǢTNES
Noun: loss, desolation; remission.
ALAMANNE
Noun: the Alamanni.
ALAN
Verb: to grow, produce; to nourish; to appear.
ĀLANGIAN
Verb: to long for; to last too long.
ĀLATIAN
Verb: to grow sluggish or dull.
ALB
Noun: white garment, alb.
ALDGEDDUNG
Noun: old saying.
ALDHĀD
Noun: old age.
ALDHELM
Noun: Aldhelm, bishop of Sherborne.
ALDORNES
Noun: authority.
ĀLECGAN
Verb: to put, lay, place, deposit; to give up, abandon, cease from; to destroy, abolish, suppress; to
allay; to overcome, overthrow, conquer; to diminish, put down; to impose, inflict upon; to lay
aside, put off.
ĀLĒFEDNES
Noun: infirmity, lameness, crippledness.
ĀLĒFIAN
1. Verb: to injure, lame, cripple, maim; to make weak or sick, enfeeble.
2. See ālīefan.
ALEFNE
1. Noun: alum.
2. See allefne (1).
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Verb: to lease.
ĀLĒODAN
Verb: to grow, spring up.
ĀLĒOGAN
Verb: to be false to, lie, leave unfulfilled, deceive; to deny, belie.
ĀLĒON
Verb: to lend; to give up.
ĀLĒORAN
Verb: to go or flee away, depart; to pass away.
ALERBRŌC
Noun: brook with alders on the banks.
ALERSCEAGA
Noun: alder-copse.
ĀLESAN
Verb: to choose; to select, pick out, excerpt.
ALEWE
Noun: aloe.
ĀLĒWED
Adjective: weak, feeble, ill.
ALEXANDRE
Noun: horse-parsley.
ALEXANDRINESC
Adjective: Alexandrian.
ĀLFÆT
Noun: cooking vessel, cauldron.
ĀLGEWEORC
Noun: fire-making, touchwood, tinder.
ĀLIBBAN
Verb: to live, pass one’s life; to have life, not be inanimate; to survive.
ALIBBEND
Noun: survivor, one who lives after.
ĀLICGAN
Verb: to cease, be at an end, come to an end, be subdued, perish; to fail; to confine, yield.
ĀLĪEFAN
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ĀLĪEFEDLIC
Adjective: allowable, permissible, lawful.
ĀLĪEFEDLĪCE
Adverb: allowably, lawfully.
ĀLĪESAN
Verb: to loose, release, liberate, let free, deliver; to pay for loosing, redeem, ransom; to absolve,
rescue; to remove, detach.
ĀLĪESEDNES
Noun: redemption, ransom; salvation, remission (of sins).
ĀLĪESEND
Noun: liberator, redeemer, deliverer; saviour.
ĀLĪESENDLIC
Adjective: loosing, liberating.
ĀLĪESENDNES
Noun: redemption, ransom; absolution, remission (of sins).
ĀLĪESING
1. Noun: redemption, ransom; remission (of sins).
2. See ālīesnes.
ĀLĪESNES
Noun: redemption, ransom; remission (of sins).
ĀLĪHTAN
1. Verb: to relieve, alleviate, lighten; to enlighten; to take off or away, descend, aligh.t
2. Verb: to light up, enlighten.
ĀLIMPAN
Verb: to happen, occur, befall.
ĀLIÐIAN
Verb: to separate, detach, dismember; to set free; to take away.
ALLEFNE
1. Adjective: quite equal.
2. Adverb: universally.
ALLELUIA
Noun: the Alleluia.
ĀLOCCIAN
Verb: to entice.
ALOR

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Noun: alder-tree.
ALORBEDD
Noun: alder bed.
ALORDRENC
Noun: alder-drink.
ALORHOLT
Noun: alder-wood.
ALORRIND
Noun: alder-rind or bark.
ĀLOTEN
Adjective: prone, submissive, bent down.
ALREN
Adjective: growing alders.
ALRETT
Noun: alder copse.
ALRĪCA
Noun: Alaric, king of the Goths.
ALTER
Noun: altar.
ĀLŪCAN
Verb: to separate; to take away, pull out, withdraw; to pluck up.
ĀLŪTAN
Verb: to incline, bend or bow down.
ĀLȲFED
Adjective: weakened.
ĀLȲFEDNES
Noun: permission, leave, grant.
ĀLȲMAN
Verb: to come forth; to show forth.
ĀLYNNAN
Verb: to release, loose, free from, let go, deliver.
ALYSTAN
Verb: to list; to wish, desire.
ĀLȲÐRAN
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ĀM
Noun: reed or slay of a weaver’s loom.
AMÆLLAD
Adjective: emptied out, brought to naught.
ĀMǢRAN
1. Verb: to make famous, celebrate; to extol.
2. Verb: to exterminate.
AMÆST
Adjective: fat, fattened.
ĀMÆSTAN
Verb: to feed up, fatten.
ĀMAGIAN
Verb: to recover (health), be restored to health, revive; to prevail.
ĀMANG
Adposition: among, amongst; while, whilst, during.
ĀMANIAN
Verb: to require, demand, exact.
AMĀNSOD
Adjective: excommunicated.
AMĀNSOMOD
Adjective: excommunicated.
ĀMĀNSUMIAN
Verb: to curse, excommunicate, anathematize; to outlaw, proscribe.
ĀMĀNSUMUNG
Noun: curse, excommunication.
ĀMASIAN
Verb: to amaze, stupefy, confound.
ĀMĀWAN
Verb: to mow, cut off.
AMBER
Noun: vessel, pail, pitcher, casket, tankard; dry or liquid measure.
AMBIHT
1. Noun: office, service; commission, command, message.
2. Noun: officer, attendant, messenger, servant.
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AMBIHTHĒRA
Noun: obedient servant or minister, vassal.
AMBIHTHŪS
Noun: workshop, office.
AMBIHTMANN
Noun: attendant, servant, minister.
AMBIHTMECG
Noun: servant, minister.
AMBIHTNES
Noun: service.
AMBIHTSCEALC
Noun: official-servant, functionary, retainer.
AMBIHTSECG
Noun: official man, minister, ambassador; messenger.
AMBIHTSMIÐ
Noun: court smith or carpenter.
AMBIHTSUMNES
Noun: service, kind attention; compliance.
AMBIHTÐEGN
Noun: attendant, servant.
AMBROSIE
Noun: ambrosia.
AMBYRE
Adjective: unfavourable, contrary (of wind).
ĀMEALLIAN
Verb: to become insipid, lose savour; to pass away, vanish.
ĀMEARCIAN
Verb: to determine, describe, delineate, mark out; to assign, appoint, destine.
AMEL
Noun: sacred vessel.
ĀMELCAN
Verb: to milk.
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Verb: to reveal, disclose, make known; to let out; to betray; to conceal; to denounce, inform
against.
ĀMELTAN
Verb: to melt.
AMEOS
Noun: bishop-wort or bishop-weed.
ĀMERIAN
Verb: to examine, test; to refine, purify.
ĀMETAN
Verb: to measure, estimate; to form, make, plan; to assign, mete out, bestow, grant.
ĀMĒTAN
Verb: to paint, depict; to adorn.
ĀMETENDLIC
Adjective: measurable, limited, brief, compendious.
ĀMETENDLĪCE
Adverb: within measurable limits, compendiously; briefly.
ĀMETSIAN
Verb: to provision, provide food for.
ĀMIDAN
Adposition: in the middle of, in the midst, amid.
AMIDDAN
Adverb: in the middle, into the midst.
ĀMIDIAN
Verb: to be or make foolish.
ĀMĪDLIAN
Verb: to bridle.
ĀMIDOD
Adjective: made foolish.
ĀMIERRAN
Verb: to trouble, disturb, injure, mar; to distract, obstruct, hinder, prevent, impede, check; to
lose, consume, spend, waste, spoil, destroy; to misguide, lead astray, defile, corrupt; to scatter,
dissipate.
ĀMIGDAL
Noun: almond.
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ĀMOLSNIAN
Verb: to weaken, decay, lose power.
ĀMOLTEN
Adjective: molten.
AMORREAS
Noun: the Amorites.
AMPELLE
Noun: vessel, bottle, flask.
AMPRE
1. Noun: swelling, varix, tumour.
2. Noun: dock, sorrel.
ĀMUNDIAN
Verb: to protect, defend.
ĀMYLTAN
Verb: to melt.
ĀMYRĐRAN
Verb: to kill, murder.
ĀMYRGAN
Verb: to cheer, gladden, delight.
ĀN
1. Adjective: a, an, another; each, every one, all; only, single, sole, alone, lonely; singular,
unique.
2. Adverb: only, alone.
3. Numeral: one; every, all, everyone.
ĀNAD
Noun: solitude; desert; waste.
ĀNÆGLED
Adjective: nailed down, crucified.
ANANBĒAM
Noun: spindle-tree, prick-wood.
ANAWYRM
Noun: intestinal worm.
ANBERLĪCE
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ANBESETTAN
Verb: to inflict.
ANBESTINGAN
Verb: to insert, thrust in.
ANBEWEORPAN
Verb: to cast into.
ANBID
Noun: awaiting, expectation, hope; interval.
ANBIDIAN
See (ge)anbidian.
ANBIDSTŌW
Noun: place of meeting, place in which to wait.
ANBĪDUNG
See (ge)anbīdung.
ĀNBOREN
Adjective: only-begotten, only-born.
ANBRUCOL
Adjective: rugged.
ANBRYRDAN
Verb: to prick, goad; to vex.
ĀNBŪEND
Noun: hermit, anchorite.
ĀNBŪENDE
Adjective: dwelling alone.
ANBURGE
Noun: sureties.
ĀNBȲME
Adjective: made out of a single trunk, dug-out (ship).
ANBYRDNES
Noun: resistance.
ANBYRIGNES
Noun: taste, tasting.
ĀNCENNED
Adjective: only-begotten.
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ANCLĒOWE
Noun: ankle.
ANCOR
Noun: anchor, ballast.
ĀNCOR
Noun: hermit, anchorite; anchor.
ANCORBEND
Noun: rope, cord, anchor-band.
ĀNCORLIC
Adjective: anchoretic, like a hermit.
ĀNCORLĪF
Noun: anchoret’s or solitary life.
ANCORMAN
Noun: man in charge of the anchor.
ANCORRĀP
Noun: cable, anchor-rope.
ANCORSETL
Noun: anchor-seat, prow of a ship.
ĀNCORSETL
Noun: hermitage, anchoret's cell.
ĀNCORSETLA
Noun: hermit, anchorite.
ĀNCORSTŌW
Noun: solitary place, anchoret’s cell.
ANCORSTRENG
Noun: cable, anchor-string.
ĀNCRA
Noun: hermit, anchorite, monk.
ANCUMAN
Verb: to come, arrive.
ĀNCUMMUM
Adverb: one by one, singly.
ĀNCYN
Adjective: only.

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AND-
Affix: denotes opposition; against; without.
AND
1. Conjunction: and; but; or.
2. Adposition: against, before; on, into.
3. See on (1).
ANDA
Noun: envy, anger, grudge; enmity; mischief, injury, vexation; fear, horror; amazement; zeal.
ĀNDÆGE
Adjective: for one day, lasting a day.
ĀNDAGA
Noun: appointed or fixed day.
ĀNDAGIAN
See (ge)āndagian.
ANDBĪCNIAN
Verb: to make signs to.
ANDBITA
Noun: feast; unleavened bread.
ANDCWEÐAN
Verb: contradicere, frustrari.
ANDCWISS
Noun: answer.
ANDCȲÐNES
Noun: experience, evidence.
ANDĒAGES
Adverb: openly, in the face.
ANDĒAW
Adjective: proud, arrogant, presumptuous, ostentatious.
ANDEFERA
Noun: Andover.
ANDEFN
Noun: measure, quantity, amount, extent; quality, capacity, nature.
ANDELBÆR
Adjective: reversed, inverted.
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1. Noun: monstrosity; the heels being in the place of the toes.
2. See andelbӕr.
ANDERGILDE
Adjective: in repayment or compensation.
ANDET
Noun: praise, confession; honour, glory.
ANDETLA
Noun: declaration, confession.
ANDETNES
See (ge)andetnes.
ANDETTA
Noun: acknowledger, confessor.
ANDETTAN
See (ge)andettan.
ANDETTEND
Noun: confessor.
ANDETTERE
Noun: confessor.
ANDETTUNG
Noun: confession, profession.
ANDFANG
Noun: taking, acceptance.
ANDFANGOL
Adjective: receiver, one who receives; protector, defender.
ANDFEAX
Adjective: bald.
ANDFENG
Noun: taking, seizing, receiving; means, revenue; defender; defence; attack, assault; illegal
occupation (of land).
ANDFENGA
Noun: receiver, undertaker; defender.
ANDFENGE
1. Adjective: acceptable, agreeable; fit, suitable, approved, taken.
2. Noun: undertaker, helper, receptacle.
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Noun: helper, defender; receiver, undertaker.
ANDFENGNES
Noun: receiving, acceptance; reception, receptacle.
ANDFENGSTŌW
Noun: receptacle.
ANDFINDENDE
Adjective: finding, getting.
ANDFYLSTAN
Verb: to aid.
ANDGELŌMAN
Noun: tools, utensils, implements.
ANDGETE
Adjective: plain, manifest.
ANDGIET
Noun: perception, understanding, knowledge, cognizance intellect; meaning, sense; one of the
five senses; plan, purpose.
ANDGIETE
1. Noun: intellect, understanding, knowledge, perception; sense, meaning; one of the five senses;
plan, purpose.
2. See andgete.
ANDGIETFUL
Adjective: sensible, intelligent, knowing, discerning.
ANDGIETFULLIC
Adjective: intelligible, clear.
ANDGIETFULLĪCE
Adverb: sensibly, intelligibly; plainly, clearly, distinctly.
ANDGIETLĒAS
Adjective: senseless, foolish, doltish.
ANDGIETLĒAST
Noun: senselessness, want of understanding.
ANDGIETLIC
Adjective: clear, intelligible.
ANDGIETLĪCE
Adverb: clearly.
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Noun: sign, sensible token.
ANDGITOL
Adjective: sensible, understanding, intelligent.
ANDHĒAFOD
Noun: unploughed headland.
ANDHWEORFAN
Verb: to move against, blow against.
ANDIAN
Verb: to envy, be envious or jealous; to be zealous.
ANDIENDLĪCE
Adverb: enviously.
ANDIG
Adjective: envious; zealous.
ANDIGENDE
Adjective: envying.
ANDLANG
1. Adjective: throughout, entire; continuous, extended, all-along.
2. Adposition: along, by the side of.
ANDLANGCEMPA
Noun: regular soldier, soldier who fights along with others.
ANDLANGES
1. Adverb: along.
2. Adposition: along.
ANDLĒAN
Noun: retribution, retaliation.
ANDLEOFA
Noun: food, nourishment, sustenance; money, wages, alms; gift.
ANDLEOFEN
Noun: food, nourishment, sustenance, pottage; money, wages, alms.
ANDLŌMAN
Noun: implements, utensils; vessels.
ANDREAS
Noun: Andrew.
ANDRĒASMÆSSE
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ANDRED
Noun: the city of Andred or Andrida.
ANDREDES CEASTER
Noun: the Roman station or city of Andred, Pevensey or Pemsey Castle, Sussex.
ANDREDES LĒAG
Noun: Andredsley.
ANDREDES WEALD
Noun: large wood in Kent, extending into Sussex.
ĀNDRENCEFÆT
Noun: cup emptied at one swallow; pressing-vat.
ANDRIBB
Noun: breast.
ANDSACA
Noun: opposer, adversary, enemy; denier, apostate, renouncer.
ANDSACIAN
Verb: to dispute, strive against; to refuse, deny, gainsay; to forsake, abjure.
ANDSÆC
Noun: denial, refusal; resistance, contention, strife; oath of purgation.
ANDSǢTE
Adjective: odious, hateful, repugnant, abominable; hostile.
ANDSLYHT
Noun: blow, return-stroke.
ANDSPYRIAN
See (ge)andspyrian.
ANDSPURNAN
Verb: to strike or stumble against.
ANDSPURNES
Noun: offence.
ANDSUMNES
Noun: purity, chastity, virginity; soundness, freedom from physical or moral flaw.
ANDSWARIAN
See (ge)andswarian.
ANDSWARU
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Verb: to answer.
ANDÐWǢRE
Adjective: perverse; forward, athwart; cross.
ANDUNG
1. Noun: jealousy.
2. See anung.
ANDŪSTRIAN
Verb: to curse, repudiate.
ANDŪSTRUNG
Noun: thing detested, abomination.
ANDWEARD
See (ge)andweard.
ANDWEARDIAN
See (ge)andweardian.
ANDWEARDLIC
Adjective: present, actual.
ANDWEARDLĪCE
Adverb: presentially, present, in the presence of.
ANDWEARDNES
Noun: presence; present time; dispensation.
ANDWEORC
Noun: substance, matter, material, metal; cause.
ANDWERD
See (ge)andwerd.
ANDWĪG
Noun: resistance.
ANDWIGGEARO
Adjective: ready for defence.
ANDWIRDAN
Verb: to answer.
ANDWĪS
Adjective: skilful, expert.
ANDWĪSNES
Noun: experience, skillfulness.
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ANDWLITA
Noun: face, countenance, forehead; form.
ANDWLITE
Noun: face, countenance, forehead; form.
ANDWLITEFUL
Adjective: with grim look.
ANDWRĀÐ
Adjective: hostile, enraged.
ANDWREÐIAN
Verb: to support.
ANDWYRDAN
See (ge)andwyrdan.
ANDWYRDE
Noun: answer.
ANDWYRDING
Noun: agreement, consent; conspiracy.
ĀNĒAGE
Adjective: one-eyed, blind of one eye.
ĀNĒAGEDE
Adjective: one-eyed, blind of one eye.
ĀNECGE
Adjective: having one edge.
ĀNEMNAN
Verb: to declare, announce.
ĀNERIAN
Verb: to save, rescue; to deliver.
ĀNETNES
Noun: solitude, seclusion.
ĀNETT
Noun: solitude, seclusion, retirement.
ĀNFĀH
Adjective: of one colour.
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Adjective: single, sole, alone; singular, unique; simple, plain, unmixed, invariable; peculiar,
matchless; superior; sincere, honest.
ĀNFEALDĀÐ
Noun: simple oath.
ĀNFEALDLIC
Adjective: single, unique, superior; simple, unmixed; modest, honest, sincere; fixed, invariable;
singular (gram.).
ĀNFEALDLĪCE
Adverb: singly; simply, without ornament.
ĀNFEALDNES
Noun: unity, singleness, oneness; simplicity, ingeniousness.
ANFEALT
Noun: anvil.
ĀNFĒTE
Adjective: with one foot.
ANFILT
Noun: anvil.
ĀNFLOGA
Noun: lonely flier or flying.
ANFORHT
Adjective: timid, fearful.
ĀNFORLǢTAN
Verb: to abandon, forsake; to let go, give up, surrender, relinquish; to omit, neglect; to lose,
withdraw from.
ANFORLǢTAN
Verb: to leave alone, abandon; to lose; to forsake, relinquish, surrender; to omit, neglect; to
excuse, pardon, remit; to loose, release, let go; to let, allow, permit; to give, grant.
ĀNFORLǢTNES
Noun: loss, desertion; intermission.
ĀNFORLĒTEN
Adjective: clothed.
ANFORNGEAN
Adverb: in front of.
ĀNGA
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ANGA
Noun: stimulus, sting, goad.
ANGBRĒOST
Noun: difficulty of breathing, asthma.
ANGEL
1. Noun: angle, hook, fish-hook.
2. See engel (1).
3. Noun: Anglen in Denmark, the country from which the Angles came into Britain.
ANGELCYNING
Noun: Angle or English king.
ANGELCYNN
Noun: English people; England.
ANGELCYRICE
Noun: church in England.
ANGELFOLC
Noun: English people.
ANGELĪCNESS
Noun: likeness; image.
ANGELSEAXE
Noun: Anglo-Saxons.
ANGELTWICCE
Noun: earthworm, certain worm used as bait.
ANGELÐEOD
Noun: English people; England.
ANGELWITA
Noun: English councillors; an English.
ĀNGENGA
1. Adjective: solitary, isolated.
2. Noun: solitary goer, isolated one.
ĀNGETRUM
Noun: singular or illustrious company.
ANGIAN
See (ge)angian.
ANGILDAN
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ĀNGILDE
1. Noun: single payment or compensation; fixed price at which cattle and other goods were
received as currency.
2. Adjective: to be compensated for.
3. Adverb: simply, only.
ANGINN
Noun: action, proceeding, intention, purpose, resolve; design; enterprise, undertaking; action,
activity, active life; effort, endeavour, pertinacity; beginning, onset; behaviour, treatment;
attempt on, attack; rising (of sun); tip (of finger).
ANGLE
Noun: the Angles or English.
ANGLESĒG
Noun: Anglesey.
ANGMŌD
Adjective: sad, sorrowful, anxious, vexed in mind.
ANGMŌDNES
Noun: sadness, sorrow.
ANGNÆGL
Noun: corn.
ANGNERE
Noun: corner of the eye.
ANGNES
Noun: trouble, sorrow, affliction, distress, anguish, anxiety, fear, pain.
ANGRISENLĪCE
Adverb: terribly.
ANGRISLA
Noun: dread, terror, horror.
ANGRISLIC
Adjective: dreadful, terrible, horrible, grisly.
ANGSET
Noun: eruption, pustule, carbuncle, pimple.
ANGSUM
Adjective: difficult, hard, troublesome; narrow, strait.
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Adverb: in trouble or difficulties.
ANGSUMIAN
See (ge)angsumian.
ANGSUMLIC
Adjective: troublesome, anxious, painful.
ANGSUMLĪCE
Adverb: sorrowfully, painfully.
ANGSUMNES
Noun: trouble, sorrow, distress, anguish, anxiety, pain; difficulty; perplexity.
ĀNHAGA
Noun: solitary being, recluse.
ĀNHEALFRŪH
Adjective: having one side rough.
ĀNHENDE
Adjective: one-handed, lame; weak, imperfect.
ANHENDE
Adjective: requiring attention, on hand.
ĀNHĪWE
Adjective: of one form or colour.
ANHOGA
Noun: care, anxiety.
ĀNHORN
Noun: unicorn.
ĀNHUNDWINTRE
Adjective: a hundred years old.
ĀNHȲDIG
Adjective: firm, steadfast, one or single minded; brave; constant; self-willed, stubborn.
ĀNHYRNE
1. Noun: unicorn.
2. Adjective: having one horn.
ĀNHYRNED
Adjective: having one horn.
ĀNHYRNENDE
Adjective: having one horn.
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ĀNĪHST
Adverb: at last, in the last place.
ĀNIMAN
Verb: to take, accept; to retain; to take away, remove, deprive of.
ĀNIÐRIAN
Verb: to put or cast down; to condemn, damn.
ĀNLǢCAN
See (ge)ānlǣcan.
ĀNLĀF
Noun: Olaf, king of Dublin.
ĀNLAGA
Adjective: acting alone.
ANLĒC
Noun: consideration, respect; regard, on-look.
ĀNLEGERE
Adjective: consorting with one man; lying with one person.
ĀNLIC
1. Adjective: only, unique, solitary; beautiful; catholic, orthodox.
2. See ǣnlic.
ĀNLĪEPIG
1. Adjective: each; single, alone, individual, sole; solitary, separate, private; special.
2. Adverb: only, alone; severally.
ĀNLĪPE
1. Adjective: single, individual, separate, alone, solitary, private; special.
2. Adverb: only, alone; severally.
ĀNLĪPNES
Noun: loneliness, solitude; privacy.
ĀNLĪPUM
Adverb: singly, one by one.
ĀNMĒDE
Noun: concord, unanimity.
ANMĒDLA
Noun: pride, arrogance, presumption; pomp, glory, magnificence; boldness, courage.
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Noun: measure, bushel; weight, balance, scale.
ĀNMŌD
Adjective: brave, bold, courageous, daring, fierce; of one mind, unanimous; steadfast, resolute;
eager; proud.
ĀNMŌDLĪCE
Adjective: unanimously, with one accord.
ĀNMŌDNES
Noun: unity, unanimity; resolution, steadfastness; constancy.
ĀNNES
Noun: unity, oneness; agreement, covenant; loneliness, solitude.
ĀNNIHTE
Adjective: one day old.
ĀNPÆÐ
Noun: narrow path, pass.
ĀNRǢD
Adjective: agreed, unanimous; firm, steadfast; resolute, constant, persevering; prompt,
vehement.
ĀNRǢDLIC
Adjective: constant; resolute, decided, undoubting, unhesitating.
ĀNRǢDLĪCE
Adverb: unanimously; resolutely, decidedly, earnestly, without hesitation or uncertainty;
constantly, persistently, pertinaciously; definitely; positively; uniformly.
ĀNRǢDNES
Noun: agreement, concord, unanimity; constancy, perseverance, earnestness, diligence;
resolution, decision, firmness, steadfastness.
ĀNRAGEHWĀ
Pronoun: everyone.
ANSCĒAT
Noun: bowels.
ĀNSELD
Noun: lonely dwelling, hermitage.
ĀNSETL
Noun: hermitage.
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ANSĪEN
1. Noun: form, figure, aspect, presence; sight, view; surface, face; countenance.
2. See onsīen (1).
ANSĪENE
Adjective: visible.
ANSPEL
Noun: conjecture.
ANSPILDE
Adjective: salutary, anti-destructive.
ĀNSPRǢCE
Adjective: unanimous, speaking as one.
ANSTANDAN
Verb: to stand against, resist, withstand; to be firm or steadfast; to dwell, inhabit.
ĀNSTANDENDE
1. Adjective: one standing alone; hermit.
2. Noun: one standing alone; hermit, monk.
ĀNSTAPA
Noun: lonely wanderer.
ĀNSTELEDE
Adjective: one-stalked, having one stem or handle.
ĀNSTĪG
Noun: path or track, perhaps in some instances specifically a narrow path or a narrow path of
steep grade; defile.
ANSTŌR
Noun: incense.
ĀNSTRÆC
Adjective: determined, resolute; constant.
ĀNSTRECES
Adverb: continuously, continually, forthwith, at one stretch, with one effort.
ANSUND
Adjective: healthy, sound, unhurt, without flaw or injury, perfect; whole, entire; solid.
ANSUNDNES
Noun: soundness, integrity, wholeness.
ĀNSWĒGE
Adjective: accordant, consonant, agreeing in sound, harmonious.

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ANTECHRIST
Noun: Antichrist.
ANTEFN
Noun: anthem, antiphon.
ANTEFNERE
Noun: anthem-book.
ĀNTĪD
Noun: fixed or appointed hour, due time; first hour.
ANTIFONERE
Noun: Antiphonary.
ANTRE
Noun: radish.
ĀNUM
Adverb: alone, solely.
ANUNDER
Adposition: under.
ANUNG
Noun: earnest desire, zeal, jealousy.
ĀNUNGA
Adverb: at once, forthwith, shortly, quickly; uninterruptedly; by all means; one by one, singly;
clearly, plainly; entirely, altogether, throughout; necessarily, of necessity.
ĀNWALD
Noun: sole power, monarchy; rule, jurisdiction.
ĀNWALDA
Noun: lone ruler.
ANWEALDEND
Noun: ruler.
ANWEDD
Noun: security; pledge, recognizance.
ĀNWĪG
Noun: single combat, duel.
ĀNWĪGGEARO
Adjective: prepared for single combat.
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ĀNWILLE
1. Adjective: self-willed, obstinate, stubborn.
2. Adverb: wilfully, obstinately; boldly.
ĀNWILLĪCE
Adverb: obstinately, pertinaciously, stubbornly.
ĀNWILNES
Noun: self-will, persistence, obstinacy, contumacy.
ĀNWINTRE
Adjective: one year old, yearling, continuing for a year.
ĀNWĪTE
Noun: single fine, amercement, mulct.
ANWLǢTA
Noun: livid bruise.
ANWLŌ
Adjective: without a good grace, neglected, untrimmed, ill-favoured, deformed.
ĀNWUNIAN
Verb: to dwell or be alone.
ĀNWUNIENDE
Adjective: dwelling or being alone.
ANWUNIGENDE
Adjective: dwelling in, inhabiting.
ĀNWUNUNG
Noun: solitary dwelling.
APA
Noun: ape.
ĀPǢCAN
Verb: to seduce, mislead, lead astray.
ĀPARIAN
Verb: to take, apprehend; to discover.
ĀPĪCAN
Verb: to pick out.
ĀPINSIAN
Verb: to estimate, weigh, recount, ponder.
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ĀPLANTIAN
Verb: to plant, transplant.
ĀPLATOD
Adjective: beaten into (metal) plates.
ĀPLUCCIAN
Verb: to gather, pluck.
APOSTATA
Noun: apostate.
APOSTOL
Noun: messenger; apostle; disciple.
APOSTOLHĀD
Noun: apostleship.
APOSTOLIC
Adjective: apostolic.
APRELIS
Noun: April.
ĀPRICCAN
Verb: to prick.
APROTANE
Noun: southernwood, wormwood.
APULDER
1. Noun: apple-tree.
2. Noun: Appledore, in Kent.
APULDERCOMB
Noun: Appledore Combe.
APULDORRIND
Noun: bark or rind of apple-tree.
APULDORTŪN
Noun: apple-tree inclosure or orchard.
ĀPULLIAN
Verb: to pull.
ĀPUNDRIAN
Verb: to estimate, measure out, weigh, reckon; to requite.
ĀPYFFAN
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ĀPȲTAN
Verb: to put out (eyes).
AQUILEGIA
Noun: Aquileia in Galia.
ĀR
1. Noun: servant, minister; messenger, herald, apostle, angel, legate; man, soldier.
2. Noun: oar.
3. Noun: honour, worth, dignity, glory, respect, reverence; grace, favour, prosperity, benefit,
help; mercy, pity; landed property, possessions, revenue; ecclesiastical living, benefice; ownership;
privilege.
4. Noun: ore, brass, copper.
ARABISC
Adjective: Arabian.
ĀRǢCAN
Verb: to get, reach; to hold, hand.
ĀRǢD
1. Noun: safety, welfare, counsel.
2. Adjective: prudent, wise; prepared, determined, resolute; counselling, consulting.
ĀRǢDAN
Verb: to determine, settle, fix, appoint, arrange, decide; to prepare; to care for, take counsel; to
guess, conjecture, interpret; to utter; to read.
ĀRǢDNES
Noun: condition, covenant, stipulation; degree.
ĀRǢFAN
Verb: to set free, unwrap.
ĀRÆFNAN
Verb: to bear, endure, support, suffer; to keep in mind, ponder; to carry out, accomplish; to
practise, perform.
ARǢFNIENDE
Adjective: bearing in mind, considering, pondering.
ĀRÆFNIENDLIC
Adjective: endurable, tolerable; possible.
ĀRǢMAN
Verb: to raise, elevate, lift up; to arise; to stand up.
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ĀRǢRAN
Verb: to raise, lift up; to cause to grow, build, erect; to establish; to create, set up; to spread,
disseminate; to excite, exalt, extol; to disturb, upset; to rear (swine).
ĀRǢREND
Noun: one who arouses.
ĀRǢRNES
Noun: raising, elevation, exaltation.
ĀRǢSAN
Verb: to rush.
ĀRĀFIAN
Verb: to unravel, disentangle, unwind.
ĀRĀSIAN
Verb: to detect, find out, discover; to seize; to lay open; to try, test, search out, explore; to
correct, reprove; to suspect, conjecture; to blame, reprehend.
ĀRĀSOD
Adjective: skilled.
ĀRBLÆD
Noun: oar-blade.
ARBLAST
Noun: cross-bow.
ARC
1. Noun: box, coffer, chest, ark; vessel, the ark of Noah; the ark of the covenant.
2. See earc (1).
ARCE-
Affix: chief.
ARCE
1. Noun: archiepiscopal pallium.
2. Noun: box, chest, coffer, ark.
3. See earc (1).
4. See arc (1).
ARCEBISCOP
Noun: archbishop.
ARCEBISCOPDŌM
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Noun: post of archbishop.
ARCEBISCOPRĪCE
Noun: archbishopric.
ARCEBISCOPSTŌL
Noun: archiepiscopal see.
ARCEDĪACON
Noun: archdeacon.
ARCEHĀD
Noun: post of archbishop.
ARCERĪCE
Noun: archbishopric.
ARCESTŌL
Noun: archiepiscopal see or seat.
ĀRCRÆFTIG
Adjective: respected, honourable; polite.
ARCTOS
Noun: constellation Ursa Major.
ĀRDǢDE
Adjective: merciful.
ĀRDAGAS
Noun: festival days.
ĀRĒAFIAN
Verb: to separate, divide, tear from or asunder.
ĀRECCAN
Verb: to spread out, put forth, stretch out, strain; to raise up, erect, lift or build up; to say, tell
out, speak out, declare, relate, recount, explain, expound, translate; to excite, astonish; to set in
order, adorn, deck.
ARECCENDE
Adjective: explaining.
ĀRĒCELĒASIAN
Verb: to neglect; to be negligent.
ĀRED
Noun: counsel; safety, welfare.
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Verb: to make ready, arrange, provide, furnish; to carry out, execute; to make, devise; to find
out, hit upon; to understand.
ĀRENDAN
Verb: to tear off.
ĀRENGAN
Verb: to make proud, exalt.
ĀRĒODIAN
Verb: to put to shame, blush, redden; to stain.
ĀRĒTAN
Verb: to cheer, gladden, comfort, delight, exhilarate; to set right, restore, refresh.
AREWE
Noun: Arrow.
ĀRFÆST
Adjective: good, virtuous, honest, upright, righteous; gracious, merciful, clement, compassionate,
pious; respectful; respected; dutiful.
ĀRFÆSTIAN
Verb: to show mercy.
ĀRFÆSTLIC
Adjective: pious.
ĀRFÆSTLĪCE
Adverb: kindly, graciously, honestly, piously.
ĀRFÆSTNES
Noun: virtue, goodness, kindness, honesty, grace, honour; pity, mercy, piety, clemency.
ĀRFÆT
Noun: brazen vessel.
ĀRFUL
Adjective: respected, venerable; kind, mild, favourable, merciful, respectful.
ĀRFULLĪCE
Adverb: gently, mildly, graciously.
ARGENTILLE
Noun: plant of uncertain identification, argentil, meadowsweet.
ĀRGĒOTERE
Noun: melter or founder of brass.
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Noun: brass-work.
ĀRGIFA
Noun: giver of benefits.
ĀRHWÆT
Adjective: eager for honour or glory; bold, valiant.
ĀRIAN
See (ge)ārian.
ĀRĪDAN
Verb: to ride.
ĀRIGEND
Noun: benefactor, protector, patron.
ĀRIHT
Adverb: right, well, correct, properly, aright.
ĀRĪMAN
Verb: to count, number, enumerate; to relate.
ĀRINNAN
Verb: to run out; to pass away, disappear.
ĀRĪSAN
See (ge)ārisan.
ARĪUS
Noun: presbyter of Alexandria, Arius.
ĀRLĒAS
Adjective: shameful, disgraceful, dishonourable; wicked, cruel, base, infamous, impious;
merciless, pitiless.
ĀRLĒASLĪCE
Adverb: wickedly, impiously.
ĀRLĒASNES
Noun: wickedness, impiety.
ĀRLĒAST
Noun: dishonour, impiety, cruelty; disgraceful deed.
ĀRLIC
1. Adjective: honest, honourable; fitting, proper, agreeable, becoming; delicious.
2. See ǣrlic.
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2. See ǣrlīce.
ĀRLOC
Noun: oarlock, rowlock.
ARMELU
Noun: wild rue.
ĀRMĪDL
Noun: oar-thong.
AROD
1. Adjective: ready, prepared; active, quick; bold.
2. Noun: species of herb.
ĀROD
Noun: mark of honour, badge of office; pallium given by the pope to a bishop or archbishop.
ARODLIC
Adjective: quick.
ARODLĪCE
Adverb: quickly, vigorously; immediately.
ARODNES
Noun: spirit, boldness; resolution, constancy.
ARODSCIPE
Noun: quickness, swiftness; readiness; dexterity.
AROSǢTE
Noun: name of an English people.
ARRIANISC
Adjective: Arian.
ĀRSĀPE
Noun: verdigris.
ĀRSCYLDINGAS
Noun: honoured Skyldings, Danes.
ĀRSMIÐ
Noun: coppersmith, brazier.
ĀRSTÆF
Noun: kindness, grace; assistance, help, support; favour, benefit.
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Noun: thing of value, gift.
ĀRUNG
Noun: respect, reverence, honour; pardon.
ARWE
Noun: arrow.
ĀRWEORÐ
Adjective: honourable, venerable, revering, pious.
ĀRWEORĐE
1. Adverb: honourably.
2. See ārweorð.
ĀRWEORÐFUL
Adjective: honourable.
ĀRWEORÐIAN
See (ge)ārweorðian.
ĀRWEORÐLIC
Adjective: honourable, venerable.
ĀRWEORÐLĪCE
Adjective: honourably, reverently, solemnly; kindly, mildly.
ĀRWEORÐNES
Noun: reverence, honour, dignity.
ĀRWEORÐUNG
Noun: reverence, honour.
ĀRWESA
Adjective: honoured, respected.
ĀRWIÐÐE
Noun: oar-white, willow band to tie oars with.
ĀRYDDAN
Verb: to strip, plunder.
ĀRYDERIAN
Verb: to blush, be ashamed.
ĀRȲPAN
Verb: to tear off, strip, rip.
ĀSADIAN
Verb: to satiate, surfeit.

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Verb: to bind, fetter, ensnare.
ĀSAMNIAN
Verb: to gather (sth) together.
ĀSĀNIAN
Verb: to diminish, grow weak or dull, drop, languish, flag; to wane.
ASARU
Noun: asarabacca, folefoot, hazelwort.
ĀSĀWAN
Verb: to sow.
ĀSCǢRE
Adjective: with tonsure, untrimmed.
ĀSCAMELIC
Adjective: shameful.
ĀSCAMIAN
Verb: to be ashamed, feel shame.
ASCBACEN
Adjective: baked on ashes.
ASCE
Noun: dust (of the ground), (burnt) ash.
ĀSCEACAN
Verb: to remove, shake off; to depart, flee, desert, forsake; to shake, brandish.
ĀSCĒADAN
Verb: to separate, disjoin, dissociate, exclude; to distinguish, make distinct; to cleanse, make
clear, purify.
ĀSCEAFAN
Verb: to shave, shave off.
ĀSCEALIAN
Verb: to peel off.
ĀSCĒOTAN
Verb: to shoot, strike; to fall, drop out; to move rapidly; to make prominent, thrust out; to
eviscerate.
ĀSCIAN
See (ge)āscian.
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Adjective: interrogative, inquiring, inquisitive.
ĀSCIEPPAN
Verb: to make, create, originate; to determine; to give, assign, appoint.
ASCIHTAN
Verb: to drive away.
ĀSCILDAN
Verb: to protect.
ĀSCILIAN
Verb: to separate, divide.
ĀSCĪMIAN
Verb: to shine.
ĀSCĪNAN
Verb: to shine forth, radiate, beam; to be clear or evident.
ĀSCIRAN
Verb: to make clear; to cut off or away.
ĀSCIRIAN
Verb: to separate, divide, part, sever, cut off; to remove, rob; to set free, deprive of; to arrange,
destine.
ĀSCIRIGENDLIC
Adjective: disjoining, disjunctive.
ĀSCIRPAN
Verb: to sharpen, make acute; to make ready, dress.
ĀSCORTIAN
Verb: to diminish, shorten, be or become short; to fail; to elapse, pass away; to be exhausted.
ĀSCRĒADIAN
Verb: to prune, lop.
ĀSCRENCAN
Verb: to displace, supplant; to cause to stumble, trip up.
ĀSCREPAN
Verb: to clear away, cast out, scrape.
ĀSCRĪFAN
Verb: to describe.
ĀSCRINCAN
Verb: to shrink, shrivel up.
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ĀSCŪFAN
Verb: to drive out or away, remove, repel, expel, banish, overthrow, shove; to give up.
ĀSCUNG
See (ge)āscung.
ĀSCYHHAN
Verb: to reject, scare away.
ĀSCYLED
Adjective: made manifest, taken out of the shell.
ĀSCYLFAN
Verb: to destroy, throw down.
ĀSCYLIAN
1. Verb: to separate, divide off.
2. See āscilian.
ĀSCYNDAN
Verb: to separate, part, take or drive away, remove.
ĀSCȲRAN
Verb: to make clear.
ASCYRIGENLĪCE
Adverb: disjunctively; severally.
ĀSĒARIAN
Verb: to wither; to dry up, sear.
ĀSĒCAN
Verb: to select; to seek, search out, examine, explore; to ask, demand, require; to penetrate,
search through.
ĀSĒCENDLIC
Adjective: to be sought.
ĀSECGAN
1. Verb: to say, tell, utter, express, relate, narrate, declare, explain; to announce, proclaim; to
show, manifest, discover.
2. See onsecgan.
ĀSECGENDLIC
Adjective: expressible, utterable.
ĀSĒDAN
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Noun: offering.
ĀSELLAN
Verb: to give up; to expel, banish; to deliver, hand over.
ĀSENCAN
Verb: to immerse, sink.
ĀSENDAN
Verb: to send forth or away; to give up.
ĀSEOLCAN
Verb: to become weak or relaxed, languish, become sluggish, slack or remiss.
ĀSĒON
1. Verb: to look at or upon, behold.
2. Verb: to strain.
ĀSEONOD
Adjective: relaxed, deprived of sinews.
ĀSĒOÐAN
Verb: to boil, seethe, scorch; to refine, purify; to try, examine.
ĀSĒOWAN
Verb: to sew, stitch.
ĀSETNES
Noun: what is set or fixed, law, statute; institute.
ĀSETTAN
Verb: to set, put, place, plant; to establish, fix; to set up, erect, build; to store up; to appoint,
design; to take away; to transport oneself over, cross; to apply.
ĀSĒÐAN
Verb: to affirm, confirm.
ĀSĪCAN
1. Verb: to sigh.
2. Verb: to wean.
ASICYD
Adjective: taken from suck, weaned.
ĀSIFTAN
Verb: to sift.
ĀSĪGAN
Verb: to decline; to go or fall down, sink.

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Verb: to sink down; to fall to pieces.
ĀSINGAN
Verb: to sing, sing out; to compose; to deliver (a speech), recite verse.
ASIRIGE
Noun: the Assyrians.
ĀSIRWAN
Verb: to delude.
ĀSITTAN
Verb: to settle, dwell together; to starve out; to run aground.
ĀSLACIAN
Verb: to diminish, become slack, decline; to loose, relax, slacken, untie; to dissolve; to grow tired;
to enervate; to remit.
ASLACIGENDELĪCE
Adverb: slacky, remissly.
ĀSLACIGENDLIC
Adjective: remissive.
ĀSLÆCCAN
Verb: to loosen, slacken; to remit.
ĀSLǢPAN
Verb: to begin to sleep, be sleepy, fall asleep, slumber; to dream; to be paralysed or benumbed.
ĀSLǢWAN
Verb: to make slow or dull.
ĀSLĀWIAN
Verb: to become heavy, dull or sluggish; to be torpid or inert.
ĀSLĒAN
Verb: to strike, beat, hammer, paralyse; to make way; to cut; to erect.
ĀSLĪDAN
Verb: to slide, slip; to fall into sin, lapse, relapse; to be hurt or destroyed.
ĀSLĪDING
Noun: slipping, slip of the tongue.
ĀSLĪTAN
Verb: to cleave, cut off, cleave, slit, rive; to destroy.
ĀSLŪPAN
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ĀSMĒAGAN
Verb: to examine, investigate, trace out; to think, consider, meditate, ponder, judge, deem; to
devise, treat of; to look for, demand; to elicit.
ĀSMĒAGUNG
Noun: consideration, meditation; investigation, scrutiny.
ĀSMIRIAN
See (ge)āsmirian.
ĀSMIÐIAN
Verb: to make, fabricate, forge; to design, fashion.
ĀSMORIAN
Verb: to smother, choke, suffocate, strangle.
ĀSMORUNG
Noun: suffocation, choking.
ĀSMŪGAN
Verb: to investigate.
ĀSNǢSAN
Verb: to hit, strike against; to impale, stab, stake; to spit.
ĀSNĪÐAN
Verb: to cut off, cut away, amputate.
ĀSOLCEN
Adjective: slow, sluggish, lazy, idle, slothful; dissolute; indifferent.
ĀSOLCENNES
Noun: sleepiness; idleness, laziness, sluggishness, slothfulness.
ĀSOLIAN
Verb: to become dirty or foul.
ĀSPANAN
Verb: to allure, seduce, persuade, entice, induce; to insinuate, introduce secretly; to urge.
ĀSPANNAN
Verb: to unbind, unclasp.
ĀSPARIAN
Verb: to keep, preserve; to spare.
ĀSPĒDAN
Verb: to prosper, survive; to speed, scape.
ĀSPELIAN
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Verb: to spend, consume, expend, squander; to distribute, bestow, lay out.
ĀSPEOFTAN
Verb: to spit out.
ASPIDE
Noun: serpent, asp, viper, adder.
ĀSPILLAN
Verb: to destroy.
ĀSPINNAN
Verb: to spin.
ĀSPĪWAN
Verb: to spew up, vomit.
ĀSPLǢTAN
Verb: to split.
ĀSPORNAN
Verb: to cast down.
ĀSPRĒADAN
Verb: to spread forth, stretch out, extend.
ĀSPRECAN
Verb: to speak, speak out.
ĀSPRENGAN
Verb: to cause to spring, fling out.
ĀSPRINDLAD
Adjective: ripped up, torn asunder.
ĀSPRINGAN
Verb: to spring up or forth, break forth, spread; to arise, originate, be born; to fail; to diminish,
dwindle, cease; to lack, run out.
ĀSPRINGUNG
Noun: failing, defection.
ĀSPRUNGEN
Adjective: dead, defunct.
ĀSPRUNGENNES
Noun: failing, exhaustion, fainting, decease, death; eclipse.
ĀSPRŪTAN
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Verb: to sprout out, bring forth.
ĀSPYLIAN
Verb: to wash, cleanse, purify.
ĀSPYRGEND
Noun: investigator.
ĀSPYRGING
Noun: invention.
ĀSPYRIAN
Verb: to track, trace out, study, search, investigate, examine, explore; to find out, discover.
ASSA
Noun: he-ass.
ASSANDŪN
Noun: Assingdon or Ashingdon.
ASSEDUN
Adjective: dun or dark colour.
ASSEN
Noun: she-ass.
ASSIRISC
Adjective: Assyrian.
ASSMYRE
Noun: mare ass.
ASSYRIA
Noun: Assyria.
ASSYRIAS
Noun: the Assyrians.
ĀST
Noun: kiln.
ĀSTǢGAN
Verb: to go up, ascend, mount up; to embark.
ĀSTǢLAN
Verb: to charge, impute.
ĀSTǢNAN
Verb: to adorn with precious stones or gems.
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ĀSTANDAN
Verb: to stand up, rise, rise, up, get up; to continue, persist; to insist; to support, endure.
ĀSTANDENNES
Noun: continuance, persistence, perseverance; existence, subsistence.
ĀSTAÐELIAN
Verb: to establish (sth); to repair, rebuild (a city).
ĀSTEFNAN
Verb: to establish, institute, found.
ĀSTELLAN
Verb: to set, put, display, appoint; to rush, leap, fly off; to supply, afford; to set up, establish,
institute, found; to confirm; to order; to start, begin, undertake; to undergo.
ĀSTEMNIAN
Verb: to establish, institute, found, build.
ĀSTEMPED
Adjective: engraved, stamped.
ĀSTENCAN
Verb: to scatter.
ĀSTEORFAN
Verb: to die.
ASTERION
Noun: herb pellitory.
ĀSTĪFIAN
Verb: to stiffen; to grow or wax stiff.
ĀSTĪGAN
Verb: to go, come, proceed, step; to rise, ascend, mount, climb; to go down into, descend.
ĀSTĪGEND
Noun: rider, one who mounts (a horse).
ĀSTIGIAN
Verb: to ascend, mount.
ĀSTĪGNES
Noun: ascent.
ĀSTIHTAN
Verb: to determine on, decree.
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ĀSTINGAN
Verb: to bore out; to thrust or pierce out, stab.
ĀSTĪÐIAN
Verb: to become hard or strong; to grow up; to dry up, wither.
ASTORFEN
Adjective: starved, like a dead body.
ĀSTRǢLIAN
Verb: to cast, hurl.
ĀSTRECCAN
Verb: to stretch out or forth, extend; to lay low; to bow down, prostrate.
ĀSTREGDAN
Verb: to scatter, strew, sprinkle.
ĀSTREGDNES
1. Noun: sprinkling.
2. See āstrogdnis.
ĀSTRENGAN
Verb: to make strong, strengthen.
ĀSTRENGED
Adjective: malleable.
ĀSTRĒOWIAN
Verb: to cover, strew.
ĀSTRĪCAN
Verb: to strike severely.
ĀSTRĪENAN
Verb: to engender, beget, procreate.
ASTRIHILTET
Noun: fine levied on a householder.
ĀSTROGDNIS
Noun: sprinkling.
ĀSTROWENES
Noun: length.
ĀSTUNDIAN
Verb: to take upon oneself.
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ĀSTYLTAN
Verb: to astonish; to be astonished.
ĀSTYNTAN
Verb: to make dull, blunt, assuage, stint; to check, stop, overcome, repress, restrain.
ĀSTȲPAN
Verb: to deprive, bereave.
ĀSTȲPEDNES
Noun: privation, bereavement.
ĀSTȲRAN
Verb: to guide, steer, control, govern.
ĀSTYRFAN
Verb: to cause death, kill, slay; to destroy.
ĀSTYRIAN
Verb: to move, stir, agitate; to raise, move forward; to be roused; to become angry.
ĀSTYRIGEND
Noun: one stirring up.
ĀSTYRRED
Adjective: starred, starry.
ĀSTYRUNG
Noun: motion, stirring, removal.
ĀSŪCAN
Verb: to suck, drain; to consume.
ĀSUNDRAN
See (ge)āsundran.
ĀSŪRIAN
Verb: to be or become sour, bitter.
ĀSWǢMAN
Verb: to roam, wander about; to grieve, pine; to be grieved, confounded; to be ashamed.
ĀSWǢTAN
Verb: to break or burst out in perspiration.
ĀSWĀMIAN
Verb: to fail; to cease, languish, die away.
ĀSWĀPAN
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Verb: to faint, languish, enfeeble; to be grieved or confounded.
ĀSWĀRCNIAN
Verb: to confound, dismay, abash; to fear.
ĀSWĀRNUNG
Noun: shame, confusion; bashfulness.
ĀSWAÐIAN
Verb: to investigate, follow out a track.
ĀSWEARTIAN
Verb: to darken, blacken; to turn livid; to become ashy or black.
ĀSWEBBAN
Verb: to soothe, appease, lull, set at rest; to destroy, put to death.
ĀSWEFECIAN
Verb: to extirpate.
ĀSWĒGAN
Verb: to resound, intone; to thunder.
ĀSWELLAN
Verb: to swell.
ĀSWELTAN
Verb: to die.
ĀSWENCAN
Verb: to afflict, trouble, vex.
ĀSWENGAN
Verb: to swing or shake off, cast forth.
ĀSWEORCAN
Verb: to fail, languish, droop.
ĀSWEORFAN
Verb: to rub or file off, polish.
ĀSWERIAN
Verb: to swear.
ĀSWĪCAN
Verb: to abandon, desert; to deceive, betray; to irritate, offend, provoke.
ĀSWĪFAN
Verb: to wander, stray.
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enervate.
ASWINDUNG
Noun: idleness, sloth.
ĀSWINGAN
Verb: to scourge.
ĀSWŌGAN
Verb: to rush into; to cover over, choke; to overrun, invade.
ĀSWORETTAN
Verb: to grieve; to sigh, draw a deep breath.
ASWUNDENLĪCE
Adverb: slothfully.
ĀSWUNDENNES
Noun: idleness, slothfulness.
ASWȲÐERIAN
Verb: to make stronger, make heavy or grievous, aggravate; to increase.
ĀSYNDERLIC
Adjective: remote.
ĀSYNDRIAN
See (ge)āsyndrian.
ĀSYNDRUNG
Noun: separation, division, divorce.
ĀSYNGIAN
Verb: to sin.
ĀTǢLAN
Verb: to blame.
ĀTǢSAN
Verb: to wound, injure; to strike, smite; to wear out.
ATĀWIAN
Verb: to shew.
ĀTE
Noun: oats; darnel, tares; cockle.
ĀTELLAN
Verb: to count, reckon, compute; to number, enumerate; to tell, relate, explain; to interpret.
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ĀTENDAN
Verb: to set on fire, inflame, kindle; to excite, perplex; to trouble.
ATENDEND
Noun: inciter, incendiary, inflamer.
ĀTENDING
Noun: incentive.
ĀTENDNES
Noun: incentive.
ĀTĒON
Verb: to pull or draw out, remove, pluck; to lead out; to protract; to move, journey, roam; to
use, employ, apply, dispose of; to treat, deal with.
ĀTĒORIAN
Verb: to cease, leave off, come to an end; to fail; to become exhausted or weary, faint; to be
defective.
ĀTĒORIGENDLIC
Adjective: transitory, perishable, fleeting; defective, failing.
ĀTĒORODNES
Noun: cessation, coming to an end; exhaustion.
ĀTĒORUNG
Noun: failing, decay, fainting, weariness, exhaustion.
ATĒOWAD
Adjective: shewn, made known.
ĀTERAN
Verb: to tear away.
ĀTERDRINCA
Noun: poisonous drink or potion, poison.
ĀTERIMA
Noun: oat-bran.
ĀTERTĀN
Noun: poisonous rod; twig.
ĀTERTĀNUM
Adjective: with poisoned twigs or poison-stripes.
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Noun: the Athenians.
ATHĒNISC
Adjective: Athenian.
ATHLANS
Noun: Mount Atlas.
ĀTĪDRIAN
Verb: to grow weak.
ĀTĪEFRAN
Verb: to depict, draw, paint; to describe.
ĀTILLAN
Verb: to touch, reach.
ĀTIMBRAN
Verb: to erect, build.
ĀTIMPLIAN
Verb: to provide with spikes.
ĀTLAND
Noun: oat-land.
ĀTLĒAG
Noun: oat-field.
ATOL
1. Adjective: ugly, deformed, repulsive; terrible, dire, horrid, loathsome, foul; unchaste; terrific.
2. Noun: terror, horror; evil, wretchedness.
ATOLIAN
Verb: to deform, disfigure.
ATOLIC
Adjective: terrible, dire, horrid, loathsome, foul; deformed, repulsive.
ATOLLĪCE
Adverb: horribly.
ĀTOR
Noun: poison, venom, gall.
ĀTORBǢRE
Adjective: poisonous.
ĀTORBERENDE
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Noun: spider; spider's web.
ĀTORCRÆFT
Noun: art of poisoning, sorcery.
ĀTORCYN
Noun: poison.
ATORFIAN
Verb: to throw; to throw forth.
ĀTORGEBLǢD
Noun: poisonous swelling or blister, abscess.
ĀTORLĀÐE
Noun: plant used as antidote to poison.
ĀTORLIC
Adjective: poison-like; bitter.
ĀTORSCEAÐA
Noun: poisonous enemy or destroyer; serpent, venomous dragon.
ĀTORSPERE
Noun: poisoned spear.
ĀTORÐIGEN
Noun: taking of poison.
ĀTORWYRHTA
Noun: maker of poison.
ĀTRAHTNIAN
Verb: to treat, explain, expound, discuss.
ĀTREDAN
Verb: to extract, extort; to tread.
ĀTREDDAN
Verb: to examine, search out, investigate, explore.
ĀTRENDLIAN
Verb: to roll, trundle.
ĀTRUCIAN
Verb: to run out; to run short, fail short of wine, run short of teeth.
ATRUM
Noun: ink.
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ĀTWICCIAN
Verb: to excerpt.
ĀTȲDRAN
Verb: to procreate, beget; to create.
ĀTYHTAN
Verb: to attract, incite, allure, entice; to be attentive; to produce; to stretch, extend.
ĀTYHTING
Noun: intention, aim; incentive, instigation.
ĀTȲNAN
1. Verb: to exclude, shut off; to open, unshut.
2. See ontȳnan.
ĀÐ
Noun: OATH, (judicial) swearing; fine for an unsuccessful oath.
AÐAMANS
Noun: adamant.
ĀÐBRYCE
Noun: breaking of an oath, perjury.
ĀÐECGAN
Verb: to consume, take food; to oppress.
ĀÐEGEN
Adjective: filled with food.
ĀÐENCAN
Verb: to think out, devise, contrive, invent; to intend.
ĀÐENENES
Noun: extension.
ĀÐENIAN
Verb: to extend, expand, stretch out, distend, draw out; to apply (the mind); to prostrate.
ĀÐENUNG
Noun: stretching out, extension, distension.
ĀÐĒOSTRIAN
Verb: to become obscured or eclipsed; to overcloud.
ĀÐERSCAN
Verb: to thresh out; to spoil.
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ĀÐFULTUM
Noun: confirmation of an oath; supporters of an oath.
ĀÐGEHĀT
Noun: promise, oath, sacred pledge.
ĀÐIDDAN
Verb: to push, thrust.
ĀÐĪEDAN
Verb: to separate, disjoin.
AÐIERRAN
Verb: to wash off or away, clean, rinse; to clear, purge.
ĀÐINDAN
Verb: to increase, swell, puff up, inflate; to pass away; to melt.
ĀÐINDUNG
Noun: swelling, puffing up.
ĀĐLOGA
1. Noun: perjurer.
2. See ādloma.
ĀÐOLIAN
Verb: to suffer, endure; to hold out, sustain.
ĀÐOLWARE
Noun: citizens.
ĀÐRĀWAN
Verb: to twist, twine, curl; to throw forth, spill.
ĀÐRǢSTAN
Verb: to wrest or twist out.
ĀÐRĒATIAN
Verb: to dissuade from, force away; to chide, rebuke.
ĀÐRĒOTAN
Verb: to be tiresome to, irk, wear; to dislike, disgust, loathe, displease.
ĀÐRĪETAN
Verb: to weary, loathe.
ĀÐRINGAN
Verb: to crowd or press out; to break out, urge out, rush forth.
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Verb: to swell up.
ĀÐRĪSTIAN
Verb: to presume; to be bold.
ĀÐROTENNES
Noun: wearisomeness, loathsomeness, tediousness.
ĀÐROTSUM
Adjective: troublesome, wearisome, irksome.
ĀÐRŌWIAN
Verb: to suffer.
ĀÐRUNTEN
Adjective: swollen up.
ĀÐRŪTAN
Verb: to swell.
ĀÐRŪTEN
Adjective: swollen.
ĀÐRYCCAN
Verb: to press, oppress.
ĀÐRȲN
Verb: to extort; to rob; to drive out.
ĀÐRYSEMIAN
Verb: to suffocate, smother, stifle.
ĀÐRYTNES
Noun: weariness, disgust.
ĀÐSTÆF
Noun: oath.
ĀÐSWARA
Noun: oath, oath-swearing.
ĀÐSWARU
Noun: oath, oath-swearing.
ĀÐSWERIAN
Verb: to vow with an oath, curse.
ĀÐSWERUNG
Noun: oath, swearing.
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ĀÐUM
Noun: son-in-law; brother-in-law.
ĀÐUMSWERIAN
Noun: son-in-law and father-in-law.
ĀÐUNDENNES
Noun: swelling, tumour; contumacy.
ĀÐWǢNAN
Verb: to diminish, soften, lessen, abate; to shorten; to take away.
ĀÐWĒAN
Verb: to wash, cleanse; to baptize, anoint.
ĀÐWEDD
Noun: promise or pledge on oath.
ĀÐWERAN
Verb: to shake, stir up, churn.
ĀÐWĪNAN
Verb: to dwindle away, vanish.
ĀÐWĪTAN
Verb: to disappoint.
ĀÐWYRÐE
Adjective: worthy of credit or oath.
ĀÐYLGIAN
Verb: to bear up, sustain; to be patient, wait patiently.
ĀÐYNNIAN
Verb: to reduce, make thin.
ĀÐYRRAN
Verb: to cleanse, wash away.
ĀÐȲTAN
Verb: to sound; to blow, wind; to expel.
ĀÐȲWAN
Verb: to drive or force away, discard; to press or thrust out; to squeeze out.
AUGUSTUS
1. Noun: first Roman emperor.
2. See Agustus.
ĀWACAN
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ĀWACIAN
Verb: to awake; to make gentle, appease, mollify.
ĀWĀCIAN
Verb: to grow weak, languish, belittle; to fall, decline, lapse; to fail, fall away; to desist from,
abstain; to appease, mollify; to relax, be indolent.
ĀWǢCAN
Verb: to weaken, fatigue.
ĀWÆCNIAN
Verb: to awake, revive; to originate, arise, spring, be derived.
ĀWǢGAN
Verb: to deceive, delude; to disappoint, frustrate; to cause to fail, invalidate, annul.
ĀWǢGNIAN
Verb: to deceive; to fail to perform; to annul.
ĀWǢLAN
Verb: to afflict, vex, harass; to roll back or away.
AWÆRGED
Adjective: accursed.
ĀWÆRLAN
Verb: to avoid.
ĀWANDIAN
Verb: to fear; to hesitate.
ĀWANIAN
Verb: to diminish, lessen.
ĀWANNIAN
Verb: to become livid or black; to wax wan or pale.
ĀWANSIAN
Verb: to diminish.
ĀWĀRNIAN
Verb: to be grieved or confounded; to be ashamed.
ĀWASCAN
Verb: to wash, bathe; to immerse.
ĀWEALLAN
Verb: to boil or bubble up; to break forth, spring, well, stream or gush forth, issue; to swarm
with; to be hot; to burn, rage.
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ĀWEAXAN
Verb: to grow, wax; to arise, come forth.
ĀWECCAN
Verb: to awake; to rouse, excite, incite, stir up; to raise up children; to beget, call forth.
ĀWECENES
Noun: incitement.
ĀWECGAN
Verb: to move, shake; to remove; to undermine.
ĀWĒDAN
Verb: to be or become mad, be angry; to rage; to revolt, apostatize.
ĀWEFAN
Verb: to weave.
ĀWEG
Adverb: away, forth, out.
AWEGĀDRĪFAN
Verb: to drive or chase away.
AWEGAFERIAN
Verb: to carry or cart away.
AWEGALŪCAN
Verb: to separate, shut or lock out.
ĀWEGAN
Verb: to lift up, carry off or away; to weigh, weigh out; to consider, estimate; to put away,
renounce.
AWEGANIMAN
Verb: to take away.
ĀWEGĀWORPNES
Noun: abortion.
AWEGAWYLTAN
Verb: to roll away.
AWEGBERAN
Verb: to bear; to carry or convey away.
ĀWEGCUMAN
Verb: to go away, leave, escape.
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ĀWEGĒADE
Adjective: went away.
ĀWEGFLĒON
Verb: to fly or flee away.
ĀWEGGĀN
Verb: to go away.
AWEGGENIMAN
Verb: to take away.
ĀWEGGEWĪTAN
Verb: to go away, depart.
ĀWEGGEWITENES
Noun: going away, departure; aberration (of mind).
AWEGLǢTAN
Verb: to let go away or escape.
AWEGONWENDAN
Verb: to turn or move away.
ĀWEGWEARD
Adjective: moving away, coming to a close.
AWEGWEORPAN
Verb: to cast or throw away.
ĀWEHTNES
Noun: arousing, awaking, stirring up, encouraging, excitation, quickening.
AWEL
Noun: hook, fork.
ĀWEMMAN
Verb: to disfigure; to corrupt, defile.
ĀWEMMENDNES
Noun: corruption.
ĀWĒNAN
Verb: to consider.
ĀWENDAN
Verb: to turn aside, avert, remove; to change, alter, divert; to exchange; to upset; to pervert; to
go, depart, turn from, return; to translate.
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1. Adjective: movable, changeable, alterable, mutable.
2. See āwendendlic.
ĀWENDENDLIC
Adjective: movable, changeable, alterable, mutable.
ĀWENDENDLICNES
Noun: changeableness, mutability, inconstancy.
ĀWENDENDNES
Noun: change, alteration.
ĀWENDENNES
Noun: change, changeableness.
ĀWENDING
Noun: change; subversion, overthrowing; ruin.
ĀWENIAN
Verb: to disaccustom, wean from.
ĀWĒODIAN
Verb: to rake up, weed, extirpate, root out; to destroy.
ĀWEORPAN
Verb: to take away, throw, cast away or out, expel; to reject, renounce, divorce; to trouble, cast
down; to degrade, depose.
ĀWEORÐAN
Verb: to pass away, vanish, cease to be; to become insipid or worthless.
ĀWEOSUNG
Noun: being, essence, subsistence of a thing.
ĀWERDE
Noun: spoiled or worthless fellow.
ĀWERIAN
Verb: to defend; to hinder, restrain; to cover, enclose, surround; to secure, protect, ward off or
spurn from oneself; to wear, wear out.
AWERSIAN
Verb: to make worse.
ĀWESNIS
Noun: essence.
AWĒST
Adjective: desert, waste, laid waste.
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Verb: to desolate, ravage, depopulate, destroy, lay waste, ravage; to eat up.
ĀWĒSTEDNES
Noun: wasting, desolation, destruction.
ĀWĒSTEND
Noun: devastator, destroyer.
ĀWĪDLIAN
Verb: to defile, pollute, contaminate; to profane.
ĀWIERDAN
Verb: to hurt, injure; to destroy, spoil, kill; to corrupt, violate; to seduce.
ĀWIERDING
Noun: corruption, blemish.
ĀWIERDNES
Noun: hurt, damage, affliction, injury; destruction, ruin; corruption, blemish, defilement.
ĀWIERGAN
Verb: to denounce, condemn, execrate, malign, outlaw, damn, curse; to suffocate, strangle; to
injure, corrupt, violate.
ĀWIHT
1. Noun: anything, something, aught.
2. Adverb: at all, by any means.
3. Adjective: good, of value.
ĀWILDIAN
Verb: to become wild or fierce.
ĀWILLAN
Verb: to bring into commotion.
ĀWILNIAN
Verb: to wish for.
ĀWILWAN
Verb: to roll.
ĀWINDAN
Verb: to wind, weave, bend, twist, plait; to withdraw, slip from; to become weak.
ĀWINDWIAN
Verb: to blow away, disperse, winnow.
ĀWINNAN
Verb: to labour, gain; to strive, contend; to overcome, endure.
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Noun: destroyer.
ĀWIRGENDE
Adjective: execrable.
ĀWISNIAN
Verb: to be or become dry, wither.
ĀWISTLIAN
Verb: to hiss, lisp, speak indistinctly.
ĀWĪTEGIAN
Verb: to prophesy.
ĀWLACIAN
Verb: to be or become lukewarm.
ĀWLǢTAN
Verb: to defile, pollute, befoul, make loathsome; to disfigure.
ĀWLANCIAN
Verb: to exult; to be proud; to grow haughty or insolent.
ĀWLENCAN
Verb: to make proud or splendid; to enrich.
AWLĪTAN
Verb: to look upon.
ĀWLYSPIAN
Verb: to lisp, stammer.
ĀWOFFIAN
Verb: to become proud or insolent; to rave; to be delirious or insane, become mad.
ĀWŌGIAN
Verb: to woo.
ĀWŌH
Adverb: badly, wrongfully, awry; unjustly; crookedly.
ĀWORDENNES
Noun: weakness, worthlessness, degeneration.
ĀWORPEN
Adjective: cast off or away, destroyed; rejected, divorced, apostate.
ĀWORPENLIC
Adjective: worthy of rejection or condemnation.
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Noun: rejection, reprobation, divorce; exposure (of children); casting out, putting away.
ĀWRǢNAN
Verb: to make wanton, arouse or excite sexually.
ĀWRǢNSIAN
Verb: to wax wanton.
ĀWRǢSTAN
Verb: to wrest from; to extort.
ĀWRECAN
Verb: to drive away, thrust out; to pierce, strike; to utter, relate, recite, sing; to punish; to
avenge.
ĀWRECCAN
Verb: to arouse, awake, revive.
ĀWRECCEND
Noun: awaker.
ĀWRĒON
Verb: to open, uncover, disclose; to reveal, discover.
ĀWREÐIAN
Verb: to support, sustain, uphold, underprop.
ĀWRĪĐAN
1. Verb: to turn, wind, bind up; to unbind, loosen.
2. See onwrīðan.
ĀWRĪDIAN
Verb: to originate, spring; to descend.
ĀWRINGAN
Verb: to wring, squeeze out; to express.
ĀWRIT
Noun: writing.
ĀWRĪTAN
Verb: to write down, transcribe, describe, compose, copy; to mark, inscribe, carve; to draw,
delineate.
ĀWULDRIAN
Verb: to glorify.
ĀWUNDRIAN
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ĀWUNIAN
Verb: to remain, continue; to abide; to insist.
ĀWUNIGENDE
Adjective: continual.
ĀWYLLAN
1. Verb: to boil, cause to bubble; to reduce by boiling.
2. See āwillan.
ĀWYLTAN
Verb: to roll, roll away, revolve; to harass, molest.
AWYLTNE
Adjective: rolled away.
ĀWYRCAN
Verb: to do, effect.
AWYRGDA
Noun: the cursed, the devil.
ĀWYRGEDLIC
Adjective: wicked, evil; shameful, detestable, abominable.
ĀWYRGEDNES
Noun: wickedness, cursedness; curse, reviling.
ĀWYRGENDLIC
Adjective: shameful, detestable, abominable.
ĀWYRIGENDE
Adjective: accursed.
ĀWYRIGUNG
Noun: curse.
ĀWYRPAN
Verb: to recover from illness.
ĀWYRTTRUMIAN
Verb: to root out.
ĀWYRTWALIAN
Verb: to root up, eradicate; to pluck, extirpate; to draw away; to exterminate.
ĀWYRÐUNG
Noun: stain, aspersion.
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ĀȲĐAN
1. Verb: to destroy, demolish; to attack, ravege, plunder.
2. See āīeðan.
ĀYLDAN
Verb: to delay, put off.
ĀYPPAN
Verb: to experience, enjoy; to open wide, throw open.
ĀȲTAN
Verb: to drive out, expel.
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Ǣ-
Affix: accented verbal prefix. (1) without. (2) Ā.
Ǣ
1. Noun: custom, covenant, law, statute; (lawful) wife; ceremony, rite, marriage; faith, religion;
scriptures, revelation.
2. Interjection: oh! alas!
3. Noun: life.
4. See ēa (1).
ǢALĀ
Interjection: alas! oh! lo!
ǢBǢRE
Adjective: clear, evident, manifest, apparent, notorious, open, public.
ÆBBUNG
Noun: ebbing.
ǢBEBOD
Noun: command, law, injunction of the law.
ǢBLǢCE
Adjective: pale, pallid, lustreless.
ǢBŌC
Noun: book of the law.
ǢBOD
Noun: business, statute.
ǢBODA
Noun: messenger, preacher.
ǢBRECÐ
Noun: sacrilege.
ǢBRUCOL
Adjective: sacrilegious.
ÆBS
Noun: fir-tree.
ǢBYLG
Noun: anger.
ǢBYLGA
Noun: anger.
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Noun: offence, indignation, anger, wrath; scandal.
ǢBYLGÐ
Noun: indignation, anger, wrath; offence, wrong, fault, injury, scandal.
ÆCELMA
Noun: chilblain.
ǢCELMEHTE
Adjective: having chilblains.
ǢCEN
1. Noun: wood of oaks.
2. Adjective: oaken.
3. See ēacen.
ÆCER
Noun: field, land, cultivated or sown land, strip of plough-land, crop; ACRE.
ÆCERCEORL
Noun: farmer, ploughman, field-churl; rustic.
ÆCERGEARD
Noun: fence of a field, enclosure of arable land.
ÆCERHEGE
Noun: hedge of a field.
ÆCERMǢLUM
Adverb: by acres.
ÆCERMANN
Noun: field-man, farmer.
ÆCERN
Noun: corn or fruit of an oak, acorn, nut; mast of trees.
ÆCERNSPRANCA
Noun: acorn-sprout.
ÆCERSǢD
Noun: seed for an acre.
ÆCERSPLOTT
Noun: acre.
ÆCERTĒOÐUNG
Noun: tithe of the produce of the soil.
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Noun: field-road.
ÆCERWEORC
Noun: field-work, agricultural labour.
ǢCGAN
Verb: to set on edge.
ǢCIN
Noun: kind of law; tablet of the law.
ǢCNŌSLE
Adjective: degenerate; not noble.
ǢCRÆFT
Noun: knowledge of law or ordinances; religion.
ǢCRÆFTIG
Adjective: learned in the law, lawyer; scribe.
ǢCRAFTIG
Noun: lawyer, scribe, Pharisee.
ÆCS
Noun: AXE, pickaxe, hatchet.
ǢCYRF
Noun: piece, fragment, (wood-)choppings.
ǢDAMANN
Noun: witness, compurgator.
ÆDFÆST
Noun: depositum.
ǢDRE
1. Noun: artery, vein, sinew; pulse, nerve; fountain, spring, stream; pl. veins, kidneys.
2. Adverb: quickly, promptly, directly, forthwith, immediately, instantly, at once; fully, entirely.
ǢDRESEAX
Noun: lancet, vein-knife.
ÆDWINESCLIF
Noun: Edwin’s cliff.
ǢFÆGRED
Adjective: disfigured.
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ÆFDȲNE
Noun: descent, declivity.
ǢFELLE
Adjective: without skin, peeled, barked.
ǢFEN
Noun: eve, evening, eventide.
ǢFENCOLLATIO
Noun: evening reading.
ǢFENDRĒAM
Noun: even-song.
ǢFENGEBED
Noun: evening service or prayer.
ǢFENGEREORD
Noun: evening meal, supper.
ǢFENGEREORDIAN
Verb: to sup or take supper.
ǢFENGEREORDUNG
Noun: supper.
ǢFENGEWEORC
Noun: evening work.
ǢFENGIEFL
Noun: evening repast, supper.
ǢFENGLŌM
Noun: twilight, gloaming.
ǢFENGLŌMUNG
Noun: twilight, gloaming.
ǢFENGROM
Adjective: fierce at eve.
ÆFENIAN
Verb: to grow towards evening.
ǢFENLĀC
Noun: evening sacrifice or prayer.
ǢFENLǢCAN
Verb: to grow towards evening.
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ǢFENLĒOÐ
Noun: evening song.
ǢFENLIC
Adjective: of the evening, vespertine.
ǢFENLĪCE
Adverb: in the evening.
ǢFENLOF
Noun: even-song.
ǢFENMETE
1. Noun: even-meat, supper.
2. Adjective: provided with supper.
ǢFENOFFRUNG
Noun: evening sacrifice.
ǢFENRǢDING
Noun: evening reading.
ǢFENREPSUNG
Noun: nightfall, evening close.
ǢFENREST
Noun: evening rest.
ǢFENSANG
Noun: evensong, vespers.
ǢFENSCEOP
Noun: evening singer, bard.
ǢFENSCĪMA
Noun: evening splendour.
ǢFENSPRǢC
Noun: evening talk or speech.
ǢFENSTEORRA
Noun: the evening star, Hesperus.
ǢFENTĪD
Noun: eventide, evening.
ǢFENTIMA
Noun: evening time, eventide.
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ǢFENÐĒOWDŌM
Noun: evening service or office.
ÆFERÐE
Noun: name of a plant.
ÆFESN
Noun: special pasturage, relish, pannage; charge for special pasturage.
ÆFEST
Noun: envy, hatred, malice, spite; enmity, rivalry, zeal.
ÆFESTE
Adjective: envious.
ÆFESTFUL
Adjective: full of envy.
ÆFESTIAN
See (ge)æfestian.
ÆFESTIG
Adjective: envious, emulous; zealous.
ÆFĒSTNES
Noun: envy, spite.
ÆFESTUNG
Noun: envy.
ÆFGÆLÐ
Noun: superstition.
ÆFGERĒFA
Noun: exactor.
ÆFGRYNDE
Noun: abyss.
ÆFIAN
Verb: to be in miserable condition.
ÆFLĀST
Noun: wandering away.
ÆFNAN
See (ge)æfnan.
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Noun: evening, sunset.
ǢFRE
Adverb: ever, at any time; always, constantly, perpetually.
ÆFREDA
Noun: what is taken or separated from; tow, oakum.
ǢFRELĪCE
Adverb: in perpetuity.
ǢFREMMENDE
Adjective: pious, religious; fulfilling the law.
ÆFSECGAN
Verb: to confute.
ÆFSWEORC
Noun: pasturage.
ÆFTAN
Adverb: behind, from behind, in the rear.
ÆFTANWEARD
Adjective: behind, in the rear; following, coming after.
ÆFTER
1. Adposition: after; behind; according to; along, through, throughout.
2. Adverb: after, then, later, afterwards, thereupon; thereafer; back.
3. Adjective: next, following, latter, second lower.
ÆFTERǢ
Noun: book of Deuteronomy, second-law.
ÆFTERBOREN
Adjective: afterborn, posthumous.
ÆFTERCNĒORESO
Noun: posterity.
ÆFTERCWEÐAN
Verb: to answer, speak after; to repeat; to renounce, revoke, abjure.
ÆFTERCYNING
Noun: succeeding king.
ÆFTEREALU
Noun: small beer, after-ale.
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Adverb: after that, afterwards.
ÆFTERFOLGERE
Noun: follower.
ÆFTERFOLGIAN
Verb: to follow after, pursue; to succeed.
ÆFTERFYLGEDNES
Noun: sequel.
ÆFTERFYLGEND
Noun: follower, successor.
ÆFTERFYLGENDLĪCE
Adverb: in continuation or succession.
ÆFTERFYLGENDNES
Noun: succession, following after.
ÆFTERFYLGENLIC
Adjective: successive.
ÆFTERFYLGUNG
Noun: following after, sequence, pursuit; sect.
ÆFTERGENGA
Noun: follower, successor, descendant.
ÆFTERGENGEL
Noun: successor.
ÆFTERGENGNES
Noun: succession, posterity; extremity; inferiority.
ÆFTERGILDEND
Noun: one who repays.
ÆFTERGYLD
Noun: after or further payment.
ÆFTERHǢÐA
Noun: autumn drought.
ÆFTERHYRIGAN
Verb: to imitate, resemble.
ÆFTERLĒAN
Noun: retribution, recompense, reward, restitution.
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Noun: one about to receive.
ÆFTERRĀP
Noun: crupper, after-rope.
ÆFTERRYNE
Noun: meeting, encountering, running against one.
ÆFTERSANG
Noun: matins, after-song.
ÆFTERSANGLIC
Adjective: of matins.
ÆFTERSINGEND
Noun: succentor, after-singer.
ÆFTERSŌNA
Adverb: again; afterwards; soon.
ÆFTERSPRǢC
Noun: after-speech or claim.
ÆFTERSPRECAN
Verb: to claim.
ÆFTERSPYRIAN
Verb: to search, examine, track out, inquire into.
ÆFTERWEARD
Adjective: after, following, later, further, behind, back, in the rear.
ÆFTERWEARDE
Adverb: after, afterward, behind.
ÆFTERWEARDNES
Noun: posterity.
ÆFTERWRITEN
Adjective: written afterwards.
ÆFTERYLD
Noun: advanced or old age, old age; after age, later time.
ÆFTUM
Adverb: after.
ÆFÐANC
Noun: offence, insult; displeasure, anger, grudge; envy; zeal.
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Adjective: absent, distant.
ÆFWEARDNES
Noun: absence, removal; posterity.
ÆFWELA
Noun: decrease of wealth.
ÆFWYRDELSA
Noun: injury, damage, detriment; loss.
ÆFWYRDLA
Noun: injury, damage; loss; fine or amercement for injury or loss.
ÆFWYRÐ
Noun: degradation, disgrace.
ǢFYLLENDE
Adjective: pious, faithful; fulfilling the law.
ǢFYRMÐA
Noun: sweepings, refuse of things, rubbish.
ǢG-
Adverb: ever, always (in pronouns and adverbs); water, sea (in composition).
ǢG
1. Noun: egg.
2. See īeg.
ǢGAFOL
Adjective: free from tax or rent.
ǢGECȲÐNESS
Noun: testament.
ÆGELESFORD
Noun: Ailsford, on the Medway near Maidstone, Kent.
ǢGERFELMA
Noun: egg-skin.
ǢGERGELU
Noun: yolk of an egg.
ǢGESETNES
Noun: law-giving, the (Old) Testament.
ǢGEWRĪTERE
Noun: writer or composer of laws.
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Noun: seafarer, sailor; ship.
ǢGGEMANG
Noun: mixture of eggs.
ǢGHWA
Pronoun: each one, every one, everything, who or whatever.
ǢGHWĀ
Pronoun: each one, every one; everything, whatever.
ǢGHWÆĐER
1. Adverb: each; either; both; every one.
2. Pronoun: each; either; both; everyone.
3. Conjunction: as well as.
ǢGHWǢR
Adverb: in every direction, everywhere; in every case or respect.
ǢGHWÆS
Adverb: altogether, entirely, wholly, throughout; in every way, in general.
ǢGHWÆT
Pronoun: whatever, everything; each one, every one.
ǢGHWANAN
Adverb: on every side, from all parts, everywhere; in every respect, utterly.
ǢGHWANONE
Adverb: on every side, from all parts, everywhere.
ǢGHWANUM
Adverb: everywhere, on every side, from all parts; in every way.
ǢGHWELC
Adjective: each; any, whosoever, whatsoever; every, every one, all.
ǢGHWIDER
Adverb: anywhere, every way, on every side, in all directions.
ǢGIFT
Noun: return, restoration, restitution; repayment.
ǢGILDE
Adjective: without compensation.
ǢGLĒAW
Adjective: skilled in the law; wise, learned.
ÆGLESBURG
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Noun: Aylesthorpe.
ÆGLESWURÐ
Noun: village of Eylesworth.
ǢGLĪM
Noun: white of egg, egg-lime.
ǢGMORE
1. Noun: root of the eye, socket.
2. See angnere.
ÆGNAN
Noun: awns, sweepings, chaff, husks.
ǢGNIAN
Verb: to oppress, frighten, vex.
ǢGSCILL
Noun: eggshell.
ǢGWEARD
Noun: watch on the shore, sea-ward.
ǢGWYRT
Noun: egg-word, dandelion.
ǢGYLT
Noun: offence, sin; fault, trespass.
ǢGȲPE
Adjective: without skill or cunning, worthless, trifling.
ǢHĪW
Noun: pallor.
ǢHĪWE
Adjective: pallid; deformed, ugly.
ǢHĪWNES
Noun: pallor, paleness; gloom.
ǢHLȲP
Noun: transgression, breach of the peace or law, assault.
ÆHRIGE
Noun: husk of an ear.
ǢHT

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1. Noun: property, ownership, possessions, goods, riches, wealth; control, power; serf; lands,
cattle.
2. See ōht.
ǢHTBOREN
Adjective: born in bondage.
ǢHTELAND
Noun: territory, landed property.
ÆHTEMANN
Noun: farmer, ploughman, husbandman.
ǢHTESWĀN
Noun: swineherd who was a chattel on an estate.
ǢHTGESTEALD
Noun: possession.
ǢHTGESTRĒON
Noun: possessions, riches.
ǢHTGEWEALD
Noun: possession; control, power.
ǢHTSPĒD
Noun: riches, wealth.
ǢHTSPĒDIG
Adjective: rich, wealthy.
ǢHTWELA
Noun: riches, wealth.
ǢHTWELIG
Adjective: rich, wealthy.
ÆL
1. Noun: awl, piercer, fork, flesh-hook.
2. See eall (1).
3. See eall (2).
ǢL
Noun: eel, lamprey.
ǢLǢDEND
Noun: legislator, lawgiver.
ǢLǢREND
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ǢLǢRENDE
Adjective: teaching the law.
ǢLǢTE
1. Noun: desert place.
2. Adjective: empty, desert, desolate.
3. Noun: divorced woman.
ǢLǢTEN
Adjective: empty, desert; one let go, divorced.
ǢLAGOL
Adjective: legislative.
ǢLAN
See (ge)ǣlan.
ǢLĀRĒOW
Noun: teacher of the law, Pharisee.
ǢLĀTĒOW
Noun: legislator.
ǢLC
1. Adjective: each, any, every, all.
2. Pronoun: each; any.
ÆLCEALD
Adjective: very cold, all-cold.
ÆLCRÆFTIG
1. Adjective: almighty, all-powerful.
2. See eallcrӕftig.
ǢLCUHT
Noun: everything.
ÆLECUNG
Noun: allurement, blandishment.
ǢLED
Noun: fire, conflagration; firebrand.
ǢLEDFȲR
Noun: flame of fire.
ǢLEDLĒOMA
Noun: fire-brand; gleaming fire.
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Noun: burning.
ÆLEGRǢDIG
Adjective: greedy, ravenous.
ÆLEMIDDE
Noun: exact middle.
ǢLENGE
1. Adjective: long, lengthy, protracted; tedious, troublesome, vexatious.
2. Noun: weariness.
ǢLENGNES
Noun: tediousness.
ǢLEPŪTE
Noun: eel-pout, burbot.
ÆLERE
Noun: origanum.
ÆLF
Noun: elf, goblin, sprite; fairy; incubus; the Elbe.
ÆLFĀDL
Noun: nightmare, elf-disease.
ÆLFARU
Noun: whole army; host.
ÆLFCYNN
Noun: elfin race.
ÆLFEN
Noun: nymph, fairy; spirit.
ÆLFISC
Adjective: elfish.
ǢLFISC
Noun: eel.
ÆLFNŌÐ
Noun: elf courage.
ǢLFRED
Noun: Alfred, king of Northumbria.
ÆLFREMED
Adjective: strange, foreign; free from.
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Noun: alienation.
ÆLFRĪC
Noun: Alfric of Canterbury.
ÆLFSCĪENE
Adjective: shining, radiant, beautiful, bright as an elf or fairy.
ÆLFSIDEN
Noun: influence of elves or of evil spirits; nightmare.
ÆLFSOGOÐA
Noun: hiccup; eructation.
ÆLFÐONE
Noun: nightshade.
ÆLFYLCE
Noun: strange or foreign land; enemy, foreign band or army.
ǢLHYD
Noun: eel-skin.
ǢLIC
1. Adjective: belonging to law, lawful, legal.
2. See ǣwlic.
ǢLĪCE
Adverb: lawfully, legitimately.
ǢLIEST
Noun: lawlessness.
ǢLĪF
Noun: eternal or everlasting life.
ÆLIFN
Noun: sustenance, alum.
ǢLING
Noun: burning, ardour.
ÆLMESÆCER
Noun: field the product of which was given as alms.
ÆLMESBÆÐ
Noun: gratuitous bath of the poor.
ÆLMESDǢD
Noun: almsdeed, charitable action.
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Noun: almsgiver.
ÆLMESFEOH
Noun: alms, Peter’s pence.
ÆLMESFULL
Adjective: charitable, liberal with alms.
ÆLMESGEDĀL
Noun: distribution of alms.
ÆLMESGEORN
Adjective: benevolent, charitable.
ÆLMESGIFA
Noun: almsgiver.
ÆLMESGIFU
Noun: alms, charity.
ÆLMESHAND
Adjective: almsgiving, charitableness.
ÆLMESHLĀF
Noun: bread given as alms.
ÆLMESLĀC
Noun: giving of alms.
ÆLMESLĒOHT
Noun: light in church provided at the expense of a pious layman.
ÆLMESLIC
Adjective: charitable; poor.
ÆLMESLĪCE
Adverb: charitably.
ÆLMESLOND
Noun: land granted in frankal-moigne.
ÆLMESMANN
Noun: almsman, bedesman; beggar.
ÆLMESPENING
Noun: alms-penny.
ÆLMESRIHT
Noun: right of receiving alms.
ÆLMESSE
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ÆLMESSYLEN
Noun: almsgiving.
ÆLMESWEORC
Noun: almsdeed, work of charity.
ÆLMHĀM
Noun: Elmham, Norfolk.
ÆLMIHTIG
1. Adjective: almighty.
2. Noun: the Almighty.
ÆLMIHTIGNES
Noun: omnipotence.
ÆLMYRCA
Noun: one entirely black; Ethiopian.
ǢLNET
Noun: eel net.
ÆLREN
Adjective: of an alder tree.
ÆLSYNDRIG
Adjective: quite apart, single.
ÆLTǢWE
Adjective: all good, perfect, excellent; entire, sound, healthy; true; noted; honest.
ÆLTǢWELĪCE
Adverb: well, perfectly.
ÆLWIHT
Noun: strange creature, monster.
ǢMELLE
Adjective: insipid, without taste, unsavoury.
ǢMELNES
Noun: weariness, tedium, slackness, sloth; disgust, disdain, loathsomeness; falsehood,
unfaithfulness, false dealing, treason.
ǢMEN
Adjective: uninhabited, desert, desolate; unmanned.
ǢMENNE
1. Noun: solitude.
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ǢMERGE
Adjective: dust, ashes, embers.
ǢMETBED
Noun: ant-hill.
ǢMETHWĪL
Noun: leisure, spare-time, respite.
ǢMETHYLL
Noun: ant or emmet-hill.
ǢMETLA
Noun: one at leisure.
ǢMETTA
Noun: rest, quiet, leisure.
ǢMETTE
Noun: ant, emmet.
ǢMETTIG
Adjective: empty, unoccupied, idle, vacant, without employment; free from, devoid, void; at
leissure; unmarried; barren.
ǢMŌD
Adjective: discouraged, disheartened; dismayed; mad, out of mind.
ǢMTIGIAN
See (ge)ǣmtigian.
ǢMTIGNES
Noun: open space, emptiness.
ǢMŪÐA
Noun: cæcum intestinum.
ǢMYND
Noun: jealousy.
ǢMYRCE
Adjective: singular, distinguished, excellent.
ÆNCNETRYM
Noun: narrow-step.
ǢNE
Adverb: once; at some time, at any time; at once; alone.
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ǢNETLĪF
Noun: solitary life.
ǢNGANCUNDES
Adverb: in a unique way.
ǢNIG
1. Adjective: any, any one.
2. Pronoun: any, any one.
3. Adverb: only.
ǢNLIC
Adjective: one, only, singular, solitary; unique, incomparable, peerless; splendid, excellent,
glorious, noble; beautiful, elegant.
ǢNLĪCE
Adverb: only, singularly; elegantly.
ǢNOTE
Adjective: useless, unprofitable.
ÆPLIAN
Verb: to make into the form of apple, balls or bosses.
ÆPPEL
Noun: fruit in general, kind of fruit; apple; anything round, ball, apple of the eye.
ÆPPELBǢRE
Adjective: apple or fruit-bearing.
ÆPPELBEARU
Noun: orchard.
ÆPPELBERENDE
Adjective: apple-bearing.
ÆPPELCYNN
Noun: kind of apple.
ÆPPELCYRNEL
Noun: apple-pip.
ÆPPELFÆT
Noun: apple-vessel.
ÆPPELFEALU
Adjective: apple or reddish yellow, bay.
ÆPPELHŪS
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ÆPPELLĒAF
Noun: apple-leaf, violet.
ÆPPELSCEALU
Noun: apple-core.
ÆPPELSCRĒADA
Noun: apple-parings or shreads.
ÆPPELTRĒOW
Noun: apple-tree.
ÆPPELTŪN
Noun: apple-garden, orchard.
ÆPPELÐORN
Noun: crab-apple tree.
ÆPPELWĪN
Noun: apple-wine, cider.
ÆPPLED
Adjective: shaped like an apple; round, embossed.
ÆPPLEN
Adjective: growing apple trees, yielding apples.
ÆPSEN
1. Adjective: shameless, impudent, foul.
2. Noun: shame, disgrace; impudence, foulness.
ÆPSENES
Noun: shame, disgrace, dishonour.
ÆPSETT
Noun: aspen wood.
ǢR
1. Adverb: before that, before hand, previously, formerly; soon; lately; already; till.
2. Adposition: before.
3. Adjective: early, preceding, former, ancient.
4. Conjunction: before that.
5. See ār (3).
6. See ār (4).
7. See ēar (1).
8. See ār (2).
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ǢRA
Noun: scraper, strigil.
ǢRĀDL
Noun: early illness or disease.
ǢRǢT
Noun: too early eating.
ǢRBEÐOHT
Adjective: premeditated.
ǢRBOREN
Adjective: earlier or first born.
ǢRCWIDE
Noun: prophecy.
ǢRDǢD
Noun: former deed or conduct.
ǢRDÆG
Noun: early morn, dawn; pl. Early days, past times.
ǢRDĒAÐ
Noun: premature death.
ǢRĒAFE
Adjective: detected, discovered.
ǢRELDO
Adjective: anteritus, before old age.
ǢREN
1. Adjective: made of brass; brazen; twinkling.
2. Adjective: with oars.
ǢRENBYT
Noun: brass pan or vessel.
ǢRENDÆG
Noun: yesterday, the day before.
ǢRENDBŌC
Noun: message, letter.
ǢRENDE
Noun: message; answer, news, tidings; mission, errand.
ǢRENDFÆST
Adjective: bound on an errand.

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ǢRENDGĀST
Noun: spiritual messenger, angel.
ǢRENDGEWRIT
Noun: written message, letter, epistle; brief writing, summary.
ÆRENDIAN
Verb: to go on an errand; to intercede, act as emissary or advocate; to negotiate.
ǢRENDIAN
Verb: to go on an errand, carry a message, send word to; to intercede, negotiate for; to seek for;
to obtain; to speed; to succeed.
ǢRENDRACA
Noun: messenger, ambassador, angel; disciple, apostle; representative, proxy, substitute.
ǢRENDSCIP
Noun: small boat, skiff.
ǢRENDSECG
Noun: messenger, errand-deliverer.
ǢRENDSPRǢC
Noun: verbal message.
ǢRENDUNG
Noun: message; carrying a message, acting as an emisary, errand, intercession.
ǢRENDWRECCAN
Verb: to deliver a message.
ǢRFÆDER
Noun: forefather; father.
ǢRGĒARA
Adverb: heretofore; of old.
ǢRGEDŌN
Adjective: done before.
ǢRGEFREMED
Adjective: before committed.
ǢRGELĒRED
Adjective: previously instructed.
ǢRGESÆD
Adjective: aforementioned.
ǢRGESCOD
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ǢRGESTRĒON
Noun: ancient treasure.
ǢRGEWEORC
Noun: brass-work, work of olden times.
ǢRGEWINN
Noun: former strife or trouble, old warfare.
ǢRGEWYRHT
Noun: former work, deed of old.
ǢRGLÆD
Adjective: bright in armour.
ǢRGŌD
Adjective: good from old times; very good.
ǢRGYSTRANDÆG
Noun: the day before yesterday.
ǢRHWĪLUM
Adverb: in earlier times, formerly.
ǢRIHT
Noun: code of law or faith.
ǢRILDO
Noun: former age.
ǢRING
Noun: day-break, early dawn.
ǢRIST
Noun: rising; awakening, resurrection.
ǢRISTHYHT
Noun: hope of resurrection.
ǢRLĒOF
Adjective: very dear.
ǢRLIC
Adjective: early.
ǢRLĪCE
Adverb: early.
ǢRMORGEN
Noun: dawn, day-break.
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ÆRN
Noun: building, dwelling, house, cottage; store; closet.
ÆRNAN
See (ge)ærnan.
ǢRNEMERGENLIC
1. Adjective: matutinal.
2. See ǣrmorgenlic.
ǢRNEMNED
Adjective: aforementioned.
ÆRNEWEG
Noun: road for riding on, race-course.
ÆRNING
Noun: racing, running, riding; course, flux, flow of blood.
ÆRNÐEGEN
Noun: house-officer.
ǢROR
1. Adverb: before, earlier, formerly, beforehand; rather.
2. Adposition: before.
ǢRRA
Adjective: earlier, preceding, former.
ǢRRE
Adjective: earlier, former, preceding.
ǢRSCEAFT
Noun: old creation, ancient building.
ǢRÐAM
Adposition: before that.
ǢRÐAMÐE
Adposition: before that which, till.
ǢRWACOL
Adjective: early awake.
ǢRWELA
Noun: ancient wealth; wealth of oars, sea.
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ǢRYNDE
Noun: interpreter.
ǢS
Noun: food, meat; carrion, dead carcase; bait.
ÆSC
1. Noun: ash-tree; name of the rune for æ; spear, lance; ship.
2. See ӕcs.
ǢSCǢRE
Adjective: unshorn, untrimmed.
ǢSCAN
Verb: to demand.
ÆSCBEDD
Noun: ash-bed.
ÆSCBEREND
Noun: spear-bearer, soldier.
ÆSCBERENDE
Adjective: spear-bearing.
ǢSCE
Noun: search, investigation, inquisition, inquiry; claim.
ǢSCEAP
Noun: remnant, patch.
ÆSCEDA
1. Noun: refuse.
2. Noun: mixture, farrago; perfume.
ÆSCEGESWĀP
Noun: cinders, ashes.
ÆSCEN
1. Noun: vessel of ash-wood; cup, bottle, bucket, pail.
2. Adjective: ashen, made of ash-wood.
ÆSCESDŪN
Noun: Ashdown, on the ridgeway in Berkshire.
ÆSCETT
Noun: ash-clump.
ÆSCFEALU
Adjective: ashy-hued.

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ÆSCGRǢG
Adjective: ashy-grey.
ÆSCHERE
Noun: spear-band; naval force.
ÆSCHOLT
Noun: spear of ash-wood, lance.
ÆSCMANN
Noun: ship-man, sailor, pirate.
ÆSCPLEGA
Noun: play of spears, battle, war.
ÆSCRIND
Noun: bark of the ash-tree.
ÆSCRŌF
Adjective: brave in battle; noble, illustrious.
ÆSCSTEALL
1. Noun: place of battle.
2. See ӕtsteall (1).
ÆSCSTEDE
Noun: place of battle.
ÆSCSTEDERŌD
Noun: cross marking a battlefield.
ÆSCSTYBB
Noun: stump of an ash-tree.
ÆSCTĪR
Noun: glory in war.
ÆSCÐRACU
Noun: battle.
ÆSCÐROTE
Noun: plant, vervain.
ÆSCWIGA
Noun: spear-warrior.
ÆSCWLANC
Adjective: spear-proud.
ÆSCWYRT
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ǢSELLEND
Noun: lawgiver.
ǢSLĪTEND
Noun: law-breaker.
ǢSMÆL
Noun: smallness of the eye; contraction of the pupil.
ǢSMOGU
Noun: slough (of snake).
ÆSPE
Noun: aspen-tree; white polar.
ÆSPEN
Adjective: aspen, belonging to the asp-tree.
ǢSPHANGRA
Noun: aspen wood.
ÆSPRIND
Noun: aspen bark or rind.
ǢSPRYNG
Noun: spring, fountain; departure.
ÆSTEL
Noun: bookmark; tablet, table for notes.
ǢSWǢPA
Noun: dust, sweepings, rubbish.
ǢSWIC
1. Noun: offence, infamy, scandal, sedition; seduction, deceit; stumbling-block.
2. Adjective: apostate.
ǢSWICA
Noun: offender, hypocrite, deceiver, traitor; heathen.
ǢSWICE
Noun: failure in the keeping of the law, violation of God’s laws; adultery.
ǢSWICIAN
See (ge)ǣswician.
ǢSWICNES
Noun: stumbling-block; offence, reproach.
ǢSWICUNG
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ǢSWIND
Adjective: sluggish, idle, slothful.
ÆT-
Affix: at, to, from.
ÆT
1. Adposition: at, by, near, next to; of, from; before; in, into; on, upon; to, unto, toward;
until, as far as, up to; against; in respect to, as to.
2. Adverb: at, to, near.
ǢT
Noun: food, eatables, meat, flesh; eating, the act of feeding.
ÆTBEFŌN
Verb: to take to, attach.
ÆTBĒON
Verb: to be present.
ÆTBRĒDENDLIC
Adjective: ablative; taking away.
ÆTCLIFIAN
Verb: to adhere.
ÆTCLĪÐAN
Verb: to stay by, adhere to.
ÆTDĒMAN
Verb: to refuse, give judgement against.
ÆTDŌN
Verb: to take away, deprive.
ÆTDWĪNAN
Verb: to disappear.
ÆTĒACA
Noun: addition, appendix.
ÆTEALDOD
Adjective: too old.
ÆTEGLAN
Verb: to inflict pain, harm; to trouble, torment, grieve.
ÆTĒOWIAN
Verb: to shew, display, manifest, declare; to appear.
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ǢTERE
Noun: consumer, eater, devourer, glutton.
ǢTERN
1. Noun: viper.
2. Adjective: poisonous, venomous.
3. See ǣtren.
ǢTERNES
Noun: full of poison, venomousness.
ÆTFÆSTNIAN
Verb: to fix, implant, fasten; to entrust, let out land to a person.
ÆTFECGAN
Verb: to seize.
ÆTFELE
Noun: adhesion.
ÆTFENG
Noun: attaching, distraint.
ÆTFEOHTAN
Verb: to grope about, feel earnestly; to fight against, contend.
ÆTFĒOLAN
Verb: to adhere, stick to, cleave, hang on; to press, impress; to continue, insist upon.
ÆTFLŌWAN
Verb: to accumulate, increase; to flow together.
ÆTFŌN
Verb: to seize upon, apprehend; to arrest stolen or lost property; to lay claim to.
ÆTFORAN
1. Adposition: before, close by; in front of, in the presence or in the sight of, at the head of.
2. Adverb: beforehand; before.
ÆTFORANWEALL
Noun: outer wall, bulwark before a castle.
ÆTFYLIGAN
Verb: to adhere, stick to; to cling to, cleave.
ÆTGÆDERE
Adverb: at the same time, together.
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Noun: spear, dart, javelin.
ÆTGANGAN
1. Verb: to reproach.
2. Verb: to go to, approach.
ÆTGĀR
Noun: spear, dart, javelin.
ÆTGEBICGAN
Verb: to buy for himself.
ÆTGEBRENGAN
Verb: to bring or lead to.
ÆTGENIMAN
Verb: to take away by force, pluck out, withdraw, deliver, rescue.
ÆTGENUMEN
Adjective: taken away.
ǢTGIEFA
Noun: food-giver, feeder.
ÆTGIFAN
Verb: to give, afford, render.
ÆTGRǢPE
Adjective: seizing, grasping at.
ÆTHABBAN
Verb: to retain, detain, withhold.
ÆTHEBBAN
Verb: to take away or out, remove, withdraw; to hold back; to exalt oneself.
ÆTHINDAN
Adposition: after, behind, at the back.
ÆTHĪWIAN
Verb: to transform.
ÆTHLȲP
Noun: assault.
ÆTHREPPIAN
Verb: to knock, rap at, dash about.
ÆTHRINE
Noun: touch.
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ÆTHWEGA
Adverb: somewhat, in some measure, about; a little; how; tolerably.
ÆTHWEORFAN
Verb: to return, go back.
ÆTHWŌN
Adverb: almost, nearly.
ÆTHȲD
Adjective: skinned, put out of the hide; deprived of its sinews.
ǢTING
Noun: eating, pasture.
ǢTINGE
Adjective: speechless.
ÆTLǢTNES
Noun: desolation, destruction.
ǢTLIC
Adjective: eatable.
ÆTLICGAN
Verb: to lie still or idle.
ÆTLIMPAN
Verb: to fall away; to escape; to be lost.
ÆTLŪTIAN
Verb: to hide; to lie hid, lurk.
ÆTNĒHSTAN
Adverb: at last, at nighest.
ǢTNES
Noun: edibility.
ÆTNIMAN
Verb: to take from or away, deprive of.
ÆTRECCAN
Verb: to deprive of, declare forfeit.
ǢTREN
Adjective: poisonous; poisoned.
ǢTRENMŌD
Adjective: venom-minded, malignant.

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ǢTRENNES
Noun: poisonousness.
ǢTRIAN
See (ge)ǣtrian.
ǢTRIG
Adjective: poisonous, venomous.
ÆTRIHTE
1. Adjective: present, near, right at, close at hand.
2. Adverb: almost, nearly, rightly or justly at; at hand, immediately.
ÆTRIHTES
Adverb: almost, nearly, immediately.
ÆTSAMNE
Adverb: at once, together, united.
ÆTSCĒAWIAN
Verb: to appear.
ÆTSITTAN
Verb: to stay, remain, wait; to sit by.
ÆTSLĀPAN
Verb: to sleep beside.
ÆTSLĪDAN
Verb: to slip, glide; to fall.
ÆTSPORNUNG
Noun: offence; stumbling-block; misfortune.
ÆTSPRINGAN
Verb: to spring or spurt out, rush forth.
ÆTSPRINGNES
Noun: failing, despondency.
ÆTSPRUNGENNES
Noun: failing.
ÆTSTÆL
Noun: aid, assistance.
ÆTSTÆPPAN
Verb: to approach, step up to.
ÆTSTANDAN
Verb: to stay, remain, stand still; to resist, check; to cease, stop.

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ÆTSTANDEND
Noun: bystander, attendant.
ÆTSTANDENDE
Adjective: standing by.
ÆTSTEALL
1. Noun: assistance; meeting with hostile intent; station, camp.
2. See ӕtstӕl.
ÆTSTRENGAN
Verb: to deforce, withhold wrongfully.
ÆTSTYNTAN
Verb: to weaken, dull, make inactive or ineffective; to blunt.
ǢTTAN
Verb: to eat up, consume.
ÆTWEGAN
Verb: to take away, carry off; to bear away.
ǢTWELA
Noun: abundance of food, feast.
ÆTWENIAN
Verb: to wean or deliver from.
ÆTWESAN
Verb: to be present.
ÆTWESENDE
Adjective: at hand, imminent.
ÆTWIST
1. Noun: substance, being; existence, presence.
2. See edwist.
ÆTWRENCAN
Verb: to seize by fraud, cheat a person out of something.
ÆTWUNIAN
Verb: to stand by.
ÆTȲCAN
Verb: to add, increase, augment.
ÆTȲCNES
Noun: increase, addition.
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ÆTȲWIGENDLIC
Adjective: demonstrative.
ÆTȲWNES
Noun: showing, exposition, manifestation, revelation, making known; vision, apparition;
Epiphany.
ÆTȲWUNG
Noun: manifestation; Epiphany.
ǢÐAN
See (ge)ǣdan.
ÆÐELBALD
Noun: Æthelbald.
ÆÐELBOREN
Adjective: distinguished, of noble birth; natural, inborn.
ÆÐELBORENNES
Noun: nobility of birth or nature; nobleness, nobility, dignity; inborn nature.
ÆÐELBRYHT
Noun: Æthelbert, king of Kent.
ÆÐELCUND
Adjective: noble, of noble birth.
ÆÐELCUNDNES
Noun: nobleness, nobility.
ÆÐELCYNING
Noun: noble king, Christ.
ÆÐELDUGUÐ
Noun: noble attendance or retinue.
ÆÐELE
Noun: aristocratic, noble; fine, famous, splendid, excellent, glorious; valuable, costly; lusty;
young; pleasant, sweet-smelling.
ÆÐELFERÐINGWYRT
Noun: stitch-wort (plant).
ÆÐELFLǢD
Noun: Æthelfled.
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Noun: chief, hero, man of royal blood, nobleman, prince, king, saint, Christ, God; in pl. men,
people.
ÆÐELINGA ĪGG
Noun: the island of nobles, the island of Athelney.
ÆÐELINGHĀD
Noun: princely state or condition.
ÆÐELLIC
Adjective: noble, excellent.
ÆÐELLĪCE
Adverb: nobly.
ÆÐELNES
Noun: excellence, nobility.
ÆÐELRǢD
Noun: Æthelred, Mercian nobleman.
ÆÐELSTĀN
Noun: Athelstan.
ÆÐELSTENC
Noun: noble odour.
ÆÐELTUNGOL
Noun: noble star.
ÆÐELU
Noun: nature, origin, race, descent, family; noble birth, nobility, excellence; noble qualities,
genius, talents, pre-eminence; growth, produce.
ÆÐELWULF
Noun: Æthelwulf.
ǢÐM
Noun: air, breath, breathing, vapour, steam; blast.
ǢÐMIAN
Verb: to emit a smell, exhale, fume, bring forth or send forth vapour; to be heated, boil; to be in
ferment; to be greatly moved.
ǢÐROT
Noun: weariness, disgust.
ǢĐRYT
1. Adjective: troublesome, wearisome, disgusting, tedious.
2. Noun: weariness, disgust, tediousness.

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Adjective: without clothes.
ǢWAN
Verb: to despise, scorn, contemn.
ǢWBRǢCE
Adjective: law-breaking; impious, sacrilegious; adulterous.
ǢWBRECA
Noun: adulterer.
ǢWDA
Noun: witness, compurgator.
ǢWE
1. Noun: married woman, wife; marriage, wedlock; law.
2. Adjective: lawful, legitimate; married; born of the same marriage.
ǢWENBRŌÐOR
Noun: brother of the same marriage.
ǢWĒNE
Adjective: uncertain, doubtful.
ǢWERD
1. Adjective: religious; corrupt, perverse; averse, forward.
2. Noun: regular priest.
ǢWEWEARD
Noun: priest, guardian of the divine law.
ǢWFÆST
Adjective: upright, firm in observing the law; devout, religious, pious; married.
ǢWFÆSTEN
Noun: legal or public fast.
ǢWFÆSTLIC
Adjective: lawful, legitimate; religious.
ǢWFÆSTLĪCE
Adverb: religiously, piously.
ǢWFÆSTMAN
Noun: man bound by law, married man.
ǢWFÆSTNES
Noun: sincerity, piety; devotion, religion; firmness in the law.
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ǢWIELM
Noun: beginning; source, spring, fount.
ǢWINTRECYNING
Noun: consul, king or ruler for one winter.
ǢWISC
1. Noun: shame, offence, dishonour; disgrace.
2. Adjective: abashed, shameless, indecent, impudent, foul, disgraced.
ǢWISCBEREND
Noun: middle finger.
ǢWISCBERENDE
Adjective: shameful, impudent, bearing disgrace; unclean, unchaste, lewd.
ǢWISCFERINEND
Noun: shameless sinner, publican.
ǢWISCFIREN
Adjective: guilty of shameless sin.
ǢWISCFIRINA
Noun: publican, shameless sinner.
ǢWISCLIC
Adjective: shameful, disgraceful, infamous.
ǢWISCMŌD
Adjective: abashed, ashamed, cowed.
ǢWISCNES
Noun: shamelessness, impudence, disgracefulness; openness; reverence.
ǢWISCOD
Adjective: made public.
ǢWITA
Noun: one skilled in the law, counsellor.
ǢWLIC
Adjective: legal, lawful.
ǢWLĪCE
Adverb: in a ' legal, lawful' manner.
ǢWNIAN
See (ge)ǣwnian.
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ǢWRĪTERE
Noun: composer or framer of laws; writer.
ǢWUL
Noun: weel, basket with a narrow neck for catching fish.
ǢWUMBOREN
Adjective: lawfully born.
ǢWYLL
Noun: stream.
ǢWYRP
Noun: what is cast away; abortion.
ÆXFARU
Noun: naval or military expedition.

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BABILŌN
Noun: Babylon.
BABILŌNISC
Adjective: Babylonish.
BABILŌNISCA
Noun: Babylon.
BACAN
Verb: to bake.
BACCA
Noun: ridge.
BACSLITOL
Noun: backbiter.
BĀD
1. Noun: pledge; stake, forced contribution, impost.
2. Noun: waiting, expectation.
BADDANBURH
Noun: Badbury, Dorsetshire, formerly Baddanburgum.
BADECANWYLLE
Noun: Bakewell, Derbyshire.
BĀDIAN
Verb: to seize, take by way of a pledge or fine.
BÆBBABURH
Noun: Bamborough, in Northumberland.
BÆC
1. Noun: back.
2. Noun: brook, beck, small rapid stream.
BÆCBORD
Noun: leftside of a ship, larboard.
BÆCE
1. Noun: back parts.
2. See bӕc (2).
BÆCERE
1. Noun: baker.
2. See bӕzere.
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Noun: gridiron.
BÆCERN
Noun: bakery, bakehouse.
BÆCESTRE
Noun: baker, woman who bakes.
BÆCHŪS
Noun: bakehouse.
BÆCLING
Adverb: on the back, backwards, behind.
BÆCLINGE
Adverb: backwards, behind; back to back.
BÆCSLITOL
Adjective: backbiting.
BÆCSTĀN
Noun: baking-stone.
BÆCÐEARM
Noun: entrails, bowels; rectum.
BÆDAFORDSCĪR
Noun: Bedfordshire.
BǢDAN
See (ge)bǣdan.
BǢDDE
Noun: thing required, tribute.
BǢDDEL
Noun: hermaphrodite; effeminate person.
BǢDEND
Noun: inciter, vehement or earnest persuader, stirrer; solicitor.
BǢDEWĒG
Noun: drinking vessel, cup; discussion, contest.
BǢDLING
Noun: delicate person, effeminate person; carrier of letters or orders.
BÆFTANSITTENDE
Adjective: idle.
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BǢL
Noun: fire, flame, bonfire; funeral pyre, funeral pile.
BǢLBLYS
Noun: blaze of a flame; funeral blaze.
BÆLC
Noun: pride, arrogance; covering, cloud; the stomach; belch.
BÆLCAN
Verb: to cry out; to boast.
BǢLEGSA
Noun: terror of fire.
BǢLFȲR
Noun: bale-fire, funeral or sacrificial fire.
BǢLSTEDE
Noun: place of a funeral pile.
BǢLÐRACU
Noun: force of fire, violence of fire.
BǢLWUDU
Noun: wood of the funeral pile.
BǢLWYLM
Noun: fire’s heat, flames of a funeral fire.
BǢNEN
Adjective: made of bone.
BǢR
1. Noun: bed, couch, litter, pallet, bier; handbarrow.
2. Noun: pasture.
3. See bār.
BÆR
Adjective: open, uncovered, bare, naked, without clothes.
BÆRBÆRE
Adjective: barbarous.
BǢRDISC
Noun: tray, frame on which several dishes were brought to table at once, service; course.
BÆRFŌT
Adjective: barefoot.
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Adjective: of barley; clear, open, public.

BÆRLĪCE
Adverb: plainly, openly, barely, nakedly, manisfestly, publicly.
BǢRMANN
Noun: bearer, carrier, porter.
BÆRNAN
See (ge)bærnan.
BÆRNELĀC
Noun: burnt offering.
BÆRNETT
Noun: burn, burning, combustion, consuming by fire; arson; cautery.
BÆRNING
Noun: burning; burnt-offering.
BÆRNĪSEN
Noun: branding-iron.
BÆRNNES
Noun: burning.
BÆRS
Noun: fish, perch.
BÆST
Noun: inner bark of a tree, bast.
BÆSTEN
Adjective: made of bast.
BÆRSYNNIG
Noun: notorious sinner, openly-wicked; publican.
BǢTAN
Verb: to hunt, worry with dogs, bait; to beat, make way against the wind or current, bail; (of a
horse) to bridle, bit, saddle, spread a covering; to curb, restrain, rein in.
BǢTING
Noun: rope, cable; beating (against the wind).
BÆÐ
Noun: bath, action of bathing; liquid in which one bathes; medical spring.
BÆÐDÆG
Noun: Epiphany (day of Christ’s baptism).
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Noun: bath-house.
BÆÐFÆT
Noun: bath, bathing-tub.
BÆÐHŪS
Noun: bathing-place.
BÆÐSEALF
Noun: bathing-salve.
BÆÐSTEDE
Noun: place of baths.
BÆÐSTŌW
Noun: bathing-place.
BÆÐWEG
Noun: bath-way, the sea.
BÆZERE
Noun: baptist, baptizer.
BALC
Noun: bank, ridge; balk, beam, some kind of wooden fetter.
BALSAM
Noun: balsam, balm.
BALSMEÐE
Noun: bergamot.
BALSMINTE
Noun: water-mint, balsam-mint, spear-mint.
BALZAME
Noun: balsam, balm.
BĀN
Noun: bone, bone of a limb, leg or arm; tusk.
BANA
1. Noun: murderer, killer, slayer, manslayer; the devil; used of a weapon with which death is
caused.
2. Noun: murderess.
BĀNBEORGE
Noun: greave, bone defence, leg armour.
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BĀNCOFA
Noun: the body, bone-dwelling.
BANCORENABURH
Noun: Bangor, in Wales.
BANCOÐA
Noun: bone disease, baneful disease, fatal o deadly malady, erysipelas.
BANCOÐU
Noun: baneful disease, fatal or deadly malady, erysipelas.
BĀNECE
Noun: pain in the thigh.
BĀNFÆT
Noun: body, corpse, bone vessel.
BĀNFĀG
Adjective: adorned with bonework; death or murder stained.
BANGĀR
Noun: death-spear.
BĀNGEBERG
Noun: greave, leg armour.
BĀNGEBREC
Noun: fracture of a bone.
BĀNHELM
Noun: helmet, bone-helm, shield.
BĀNHRING
Noun: joint, vertebra, neck-bone.
BĀNHŪS
Noun: body, chest, breast.
BANINGAS
Noun: the Banings, people mentioned in the Gleeman’s tale.
BĀNLĒAS
Adjective: boneless, without bones.
BĀNLOCA
Noun: body, skin, muscle, joint, limb.
BANNAN
See (ge)bannan.
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Noun: caller, summoner.

BANNUC
Noun: bit, small piece; cake, bannock.
BĀNRIFT
Noun: greaves, bone-coverings, leg-armour, leggings.
BĀNSEALF
Noun: salve for pain in the bones.
BANSEGN
Noun: banner, ensign.
BĀNSELE
Noun: body, bone-house or dwelling.
BĀNWÆRC
Noun: ache, pain or grief in the bones.
BANWEORC
Noun: homicide, manslaughter.
BĀNWYRT
Noun: violet, small knapweed, bone-wort.
BĀR
Noun: boar.
BARDA
1. Noun: beaked ship, ship pointed with iron.
2. Noun: the Apennines.
BARHELM
Noun: helmet with the image of a boar.
BARIAN
Verb: to disclosure, make or lay bare, discover, strip, despoil.
BAROSCĪR
Noun: the bare oak shire, or Berkshire.
BARRICGE
Noun: braugina, baruina.
BĀRSPERE
Noun: boar spear.
BĀRSPRĒOT
Noun: boar spear.
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Noun: Barton, a corn village.

BARÐ
Noun: kind of ship, light vessel to sail or row in.
BASILISCA
Noun: basilisk.
BASILIUS
Noun: Basil, Bishop of Cæsarea.
BASING
1. Noun: cloak, mantle.
2. Noun: Basing, near Basingstoke, Hampshire.
BĀSNIAN
See (ge)bāsnian.
BĀSNUNG
Noun: expectation.
BASOPOPIG
Noun: corn or red poppy.
BASTARD
Noun: bastard.
BASTERNE
Noun: the people of Sarmatia in Europe or upper Hungary.
BASU
Adjective: purple, crimson, scarlet.
BASUHǢWEN
Adjective: purple.
BASUIAN
Verb: to be clad in purple.
BASWASTĀN
Noun: topaz (precious stone varying from a yellow to a violet colour).
BĀT
Noun: ship, boat, vessel.
BATIAN
Verb: to get or grow better, heal, recovery from ill health, improve in health.
BĀTSWEGEN
Noun: boatman.
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Noun: contention, strife; stick, bat, cudgel, club.

BĀTWEARD
Noun: keeper or commander of a ship.
BAÐAN
Noun: the city of Bath, Somersetshire, so called from its baths.
BAÐANCEASTER
Noun: the city of Bath, Somersetshire, so called from its baths.
BAÐIAN
See (ge)baðian.
BE-
Affix: add intensive meaning; add privative meaning; change a intransitive verb into a
transitive verb; (accented bī and big) same meaning as prep. ‘by’.
BE
Adpostion: by, near, near to, beside, along, at, in, on, upon; with; while, during; of, from,
about; before; after; for, because of; through, by; in consideration of, in conformity with, in
imitation of; by means of; concerning, according to, in reference to; on penalty of.
BĒACEN
See (ge)bēacen.
BĒACENFȲR
Noun: signal or beacon fire, lighthouse.
BĒACENSTĀN
Noun: stone on which to light a beacon fire.
BĒACNIAN
See (ge)bēacnian.
BEADU
Verb: strife, fighting, battle, war, slaughter; cruelty.
BEADUCĀF
Adjective: ready for battle, bold in battle.
BEADUCRÆFT
Noun: skill in war, strength in war.
BEADUCRÆFTIG
Adjective: warlike, war-crafty.
BEADUCWEALM
Noun: war-death, violent death.
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Noun: war-band, war-host, army.

BEADUFOLM
Noun: war or bloody hand.
BEADUGRIM
Adjective: war-grim, war-furious.
BEADUGRĪMA
Noun: helmet, war mask.
BEADUHRÆGL
Noun: war-garment, coat of mail.
BEADULĀC
Noun: play of battle, war.
BEADULĒOMA
Noun: sword; war-gleam.
BEADUMÆGEN
Noun: force, battle-strenght, military power.
BEADUMĒCE
Noun: battle-sword, sword of slaughter.
BEADURǢS
Noun: rush of battle, onset.
BEADURINC
Noun: warrior, soldier.
BEADURŌF
Adjective: war-renowned; strong or bold in battle.
BEADURŪN
Noun: war-secret, secret of a quarrel.
BEADUSCEARP
Noun: sharp in fight, keen in battle (applied to a sword).
BEADUSCRŪD
Noun: coat of mail, warlike apparel; shield.
BEADUSEARO
Noun: war equipment, engine or weapon of war.
BEADUSERCE
Noun: war-shirt, coat of mail.
BEADUWǢPEN
Noun: weapon of war.

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BEADUWANG
Noun: battlefield.
BEADUWĒG
Noun: discussion, contest, war-cup.
BEADUWEORC
Noun: war-work, warlike operation.
BEADUWEORCA
Noun: war-worker, soldier.
BEADUWRǢD
Noun: war-company, fighting troop.
BEÆFTAN
1. Adverb: behind; after, afterwards, hereafter.
2. Adposition: after; behind; without.
BEǢWNIAN
Verb: to marry, join in marriage, wed.
BEAFTAN
Verb: to strike (the hands) together; to lament.
BĒAG
Noun: ring (as ornament or as money), garland, necklace, collar, bracelet, crown; treasure
things; circle, coil.
BĒAGGIFA
Noun: ring giver, giver of ring or bracelet money; generous chief, lord, king.
BĒAGGIFU
Noun: ring-gift, ring-giving, distribution of rings or bracelets.
BĒAGHORD
Noun: ring-hoard.
BĒAGHRODEN
Adjective: adorned with rings or bracelets, diademed, crown adorned.
BĒAGSEL
Noun: hall of bracelets, hall in which rings are distributed.
BĒAGSELE
Noun: hall of bracelets, hall in which rings are distributed.
BĒAGÐEGU
Noun: ring-receiving.
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Noun: round shape, circular form, ring-fashion.

BĒAGWRIÐA
Noun: armlet, bracelet, ringed wreath.
BEĀHSIAN
Verb: to ask advice.
BEALCAN
Verb: to emit, utter, pour out, give forth, splutter out, belch, bring up.
BEALCETTAN
Verb: to emit, utter, give forth, come forth, send forth, splutter out, belch, bring up.
BEALD
Adjective: confident, brave, bold, audacious, adventorous; strong; imprudent; presumptuous.
BEALDE
Adverb: confidently, boldly, courageously; freely; immediately, instantly, without hesitation.
BEALDIAN
Verb: to be bold or brave, bear oneself bravely.
BEALDLĪCE
Adverb: confidently, boldly; instantly; earnestly; saucily.
BEALDNES
Noun: boldness.
BEALDOR
Noun: ruler, master, lord, prince; hero.
BEALDWYRDE
Adjective: bold in speech, saucy.
BEALG
Adjective: round.
BEALL
Noun: ball, boundary mark, round hill.
BEALLUCAS
Noun: testiculi.
BEALU
1. Noun: woe, harm, injury, hurt, mischief, ruin, evil, destruction; wickedness, malice,
depravity; noxious thing; the baleful or wicked one, Satan.
2. Adjective: dangerous, baleful, wicked, pernicious, malicious, evil, deadly.
BEALUBEND
Noun: chain, pernicious or grievous bond.

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BEALUBENN
Noun: baleful or mortal wound.
BEALUBLONDEN
Adjective: pernicious; mixed with bale.
BEALUCLOMM
Noun: oppressive bond, dire chain.
BEALUCRÆFT
Noun: magic, wicked or pernicious art.
BEALUCWEALM
Noun: pernicious or violent death.
BEALUDǢD
Noun: sin, evil or wicked deed.
BEALUFUL
Adjective: baleful, wicked, dire, cursed.
BEALUFŪS
Adjective: inclined to sin.
BEALUHYCGENDE
Adjective: meditating mischief, intending evil.
BEALUHȲDIG
Adjective: baleful-minded, meditating mischief, intending evil.
BEALUINWIT
Noun: guile, deceit, trachery.
BEALULĒAS
Adjective: harmless; innocent, void of evil.
BEALUNĪÐ
Noun: wickedness, baleful malice, evil.
BEALURĀP
Noun: oppressive fetter, pernicious cord.
BEALUSEARU
Noun: wicked machination or snare.
BEALUSĪÐ
Noun: adversity, misfortune, calamity, hurt, evil fortune; destructive or deadly path, death.
BEALUSORG
Noun: baleful or dire sorrow.
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Noun: baleful message or tale.

BEALUÐONC
Noun: baleful or wicked thought.
BĒAM
1. Noun: wood, tree; post, split, beam, rafter, gallows; pillar, column, metal girder; cross,
gallows; stock of a tree; ship; beam of light, sunbeam; in the Northumbrian Gospels bēam is put
for býme a trumpet.
2. See bīeme.
3. See bīma.
BEĀMFLĒOT
Noun: Beamfleet, Bamfleet, Benfleet, in Essex.
BĒAMIAN
Verb: to shine, cast forth rays or beams like the sun.
BĒAMSCEADU
Noun: shade of a tree.
BĒAMTELG
Noun: dye or ink of a tree.
BĒAMWEG
Noun: road made with logs, corduroy road.
BĒAMWER
Noun: weir made of logs.
BĒAN
Noun: bean, pea, legume, all sorts of pulse.
BĒANBELGAS
Noun: bean-pods, husks, cods or shells.
BĒANCODDAS
Noun: husk, beanpod.
BĒANCYNN
Noun: kind of bean.
BĒANEN
Adjective: of beans, beany, belonging to beans.
BĒANLAND
Noun: land on which beans are grown.
BĒANLĒAG
Noun: land where beans grow.

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BĒANMELU
Noun: bean-meal.
BĒANSǢD
Noun: bean-seed, beans for sowing.
BĒANSCEALU
Noun: bean-pod, bean-shells (pl.).
BĒANSET
Noun: bean-plot.
BĒANSTEDE
Noun: place where beans are grown.
BEARCE
Noun: barking.
BEARD
Noun: beard.
BEARDLĒAS
Adjective: beardless, youthful.
BEARDSǢTAN
Noun: the people (or district) of Barney.
BEARG
Noun: pig, hog, barrow pig, castrated boar.
BEARHTM
1. Noun: brightness, glittering, flash, scintillation; instant, moment: glance, glimpse, twinkling;
atom.
2. See breahtm (1).
BEARHTME
Adverb: instantly.
BEARHTMHWÆT
Adjective: momentary, swift as an eye-blink.
BEARHTMHWĪL
Noun: moment, point of time; glance; twinkling of an eye.
BEARM
1. Noun: bosom, breast, lap; middle, inside; possession.
2. Noun: emotion, excitement.
3. See beorma.
BEARMCLĀÐ

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Noun: bosom-cloth, apron.

BEARMHRÆGL
Noun: apron.
BEARMRÆGL
Noun: bosom-garment.
BEARMTĒAG
Noun: yeast-box.
BEARN
1. Noun: child, offspring, descendant, son, progeny, issue.
2. See bereӕrne.
BEARNCENNICGE
Noun: mother.
BEARNCENNUNG
Noun: child-birth.
BEARNĒACA
Adjective: pregnant, big with child.
BEARNĒACEN
Adjective: pregnant; increased.
BEARNĒACNIGENDE
Adjective: being with child, pregnant.
BEARNĒACNOD
Adjective: pregnant.
BEARNĒACUNG
Noun: generation, pregnancy, conception.
BEARNGEBYRDA
Noun: child-bearing.
BEARNGESTRĒON
Noun: procreation of children.
BEARNLĒAS
Adjective: childless.
BEARNLĒAST
Noun: want of children.
BEARNLUFE
Noun: adoption; affection, love of one’s own or of an adopted child.
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Noun: child-murderer, infanticide.

BEARNMYRÐRE
Noun: murderer or murderess of a child.
BEARNTĒAM
Noun: offspring, progeny, issue; posterity; procreation of children, child-bearing.
BEARSWINIG
Adjective: openly wicked; publican.
BEARU
See (ge)bearu.
BEARUNÆS
Noun: woody shore or promontory.
BEARWE
Noun: basket, wheelbarrow.
BEĀSCIAN
Verb: to ask a person (acc.) for advice (gen.).
BĒATAN
See (ge)bēatan.
BĒATERE
Noun: beater, fighter, boxer; champion.
BĒAW
Noun: gadfly.
BEBAÐIAN
Verb: to wash, bathe.
BEBBISC
Adjective: Nazarenus, belonging to Nazareth.
BEBĒODAN
Verb: to order, command, require, instruct, enjoin; to commit, entrust; to offer, commend, bid;
to give up; to announce, proclaim.
BEBĒODEND
Noun: master, commander.
BEBĒODENDLIC
Adjective: imperative.
BEBĒODENDLICGEMET
Noun: the imperative mood.
BEBEORGAN

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Verb: to protect, take care; to save, save one’s self, guard one’s self against, ward off something
from one’s self.
BEBERAN
Verb: to bear or carry to; to provide, supply with.
BEBIDDAN
Verb: to command.
BEBINDAN
Verb: to bind in or about.
BEBĪTAN
Verb: to bite.
BEBLĀWAN
Verb: to blow upon.
BEBOD
Noun: order, command, decree, mandate, injunction.
BEBODDÆG
Noun: appointed day (by the church).
BEBODRǢDEN
Noun: command, authority.
BEBRǢDAN
Verb: to spread; to cover with.
BEBRECAN
Verb: to break to pieces.
BEBREGDAN
Verb: to pretend.
BEBRINGAN
Verb: to bring or inflict (sth) upon (so).
BEBRŪCAN
Verb: to consume (food); to practise.
BEBŪGAN
Verb: to avoid, turn from, shun; to encompass, enclose, surround, encircle, flow round; to
extend, reach.
BEBYCGAN
Verb: to sell, set or put to sale.
BEBYCGUNG
Noun: selling, buying.

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BEBYRD
Adjective: garnished with nails, set with spikes.
BEBYRDAN
Verb: to border, fringe.
BEBYRGAN
1. Verb: to bury, inter, raise a mound to.
2. See bebeorgan.
BEBYRGEDNES
Noun: burying, burial.
BEBYRGUNG
Noun: burial.
BEBYRWAN
Verb: to rub over.
BEC
Noun: an abbey in Normandy.
BECÆFIAN
Verb: to decorate, ornament, embroider.
BECARCIAN
Verb: to take care of, be anxious (about).
BECCA
Noun: beck; mattock, pick-axe.
BECCEN
Noun: buyer.
BĒCE
1. Noun: beech (tree), tree bearing mast.
2. See bӕc (2).
BECĒAPIAN
Verb: to sell; to buy, purchase.
BĒCEN
Adjective: beechen, made of beechwood.
BECEORFAN
Verb: to cut, cut off, separate, pare away.
BECEORIAN
Verb: to complain of; to murmur.
BECĒOWAN

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Verb: to chew, gnaw (in pieces).

BECĒPAN
1. Verb: to take notice of, be observant or heedful
2. See becȳpan
BECĪDAN
Verb: to complain of.
BECIERRAN
Verb: to turn, turn around; to pass by, avoid; to twist, wind; to pervert, seduce, beguile; to give
up; to deceive, betray.
BECLǢMAN
Verb: to plaster over, poultice.
BECLǢNSIAN
Verb: to cleanse.
BECLEMMAN
Verb: to bind, tie, fetter, inclose, glue together.
BECLENCAN
Verb: to clench, bind together, fix firmly, hold fast.
BECLINGAN
Verb: to bind, enclose, inclose; to surround.
BECLYPIAN
Verb: to challenge; to summon; to accuse, sue at law.
BECLYPPAN
Verb: to hold, clasp, clip; to embrace; to inclose, encompass.
BECLYPPING
Noun: embrace.
BECLȲSAN
Verb: to close, shut up, enclose, inclose, confine, imprison; to put to an end; to shut out.
BECLȲSUNG
Noun: enclosure, inclosed place, cell; period; conclusion, syllogism.
BECNĀWAN
Verb: to know.
BECNEDAN
Verb: to knead up.
BĒCNIENDLĪCE
Adverb: allegorically or by parable.

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BECNYTTAN
Verb: to bind, tie, knot, inclose; to knit; to surround with a bond, tie round; to attach with a
string.
BECOLA
Noun: spectre; witch.
BECOLE
Noun: spectre; witch.
BECRAFIAN
Verb: to crave.
BECRĒOPAN
Verb: to creep, crawl, reach by creeping; to be hidden.
BECUMAN
Verb: to become; to happen, befall; to come, arrive, approach; to come together; to meet with; to
enter; to fall in with
BECWELAN
Verb: to die.
BECWEÐAN
Verb: to say, assert; to speak to, address, exhort, urge; to pray for; to blame, admonish; to
bequeath, grant by will, leave by kill.
BECWEÐERE
Noun: interpreter, translator.
BECWIDDIAN
Verb: to bespeak; to deposit (a pledge).
BECWYDDOD
Adjective: deposited, bespoken.
BECWYLMAN
Verb: to torment.
BECYME
Noun: event result, by-coming.
BECȲPAN
Verb: to sell.
BED
See (ge)bed.
BEDA
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BEDǢLAN
Verb: to deprive, bereave of, strip; to rob; to release, free from.
BEDANFORD
Noun: Bedford.
BEDBǢR
Noun: portable bed.
BEDBOLSTER
Noun: pillow, bolster.
BEDBŪR
Noun: bedchamber.
BEDCLEOFA
See (ge)bedcleofa.
BEDCOFA
Noun: bed place, bed chamber.
BEDCOFE
Noun: bed place, bed chamber.
BEDD
Noun: resting-place, bed, couch, pallet, garden-bed; (of ground) plot.
BEDDAGAS
See (ge)beddagas.
BEDDCLĀÐ
Noun: bed-covering; pl. bed-clothes.
BEDDGEMĀNA
Noun: cohabitation.
BEDDIAN
Verb: to prepare or make a bed; provide one with a bed.
BEDDING
Noun: bedding, covering of a bed; bed.
BEDDREST
Noun: bed, bed-rest.
BEDDSTŌW
Noun: bed.
BEDECIAN
Verb: to beg.
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Verb: to dig in or around; to bury, inter, put under ground, put in a grave or tomb.
BEDELFUNG
Noun: digging about or round.
BEDEWINDA
Noun: Bedwin, Wilts.
BEDFELT
Noun: bed-covering.
BEDGERID
Noun: food in an ant’s nest.
BEDHŪS
See (ge)bedhūs.
BEDĪCIAN
Verb: to fortify, surround with a dyke, embank.
BEDĪFAN
Verb: to immerse, plunge.
BEDĪGLIAN
Verb: to cover, hide, conceal, obscure; to keep close or secret, be concealed, lie hid.
BEDĪGLING
Noun: secret place, concealment.
BEDĪPAN
Verb: to dip, immerse, plunge; to anoint.
BEDŌN
Verb: to shut.
BEDRǢDEN
See (ge)bedrǣden.
BEDRAGAN
Verb: to seduce; to draw aside.
BEDRĒAF
Noun: bed-clothes, bedding.
BEDREDA
1. Noun: bedridden (man).
2. Adjective: bedridden.
BEDRĒOSAN
Verb: to overcome, deceive; deprive of, bereave, despoil.
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Verb: to drive, thrust on or upon; to beat, strike, drive; to assail; to compel; to pursue, follow
up; to surround; to cover.
BEDRINCAN
Verb: to drink in or up, absorb.
BEDRĪP
Noun: compulsory service rendered to a landowner at harvest time, the cutting or reaping of
corn on request.
BEDRŌG
Adjective: seduced, beguiled.
BEDRŪGIAN
Verb: to dry up.
BEDRYDUNG
Noun: deceit, deceiving.
BEDRȲPAN
Verb: to moisten.
BEDSTEDE
Noun: bedstead.
BEDSTRĒAW
Noun: straw used for bedding.
BEDTĪD
Noun: bed-time.
BEDÐEGN
Noun: chamber-servant, chamberlain.
BEDU
Noun: asking, request, prayer.
BEDŪFAN
Verb: to put under, immerse, submerge, drown.
BEDUL
Adjective: suppliant, prayerful.
BEDWĀHRIFT
Noun: curtain, bed curtain.
BEDYDRIAN
Verb: to deceive, delude; to conceal from.
BEDȲFAN
Verb: to immerse.

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BEDYRNAN
Verb: to hide, conceal, conceal from (dat).
BEĒASTAN
Adverb: to the east of.
BEĒASTANNORÐAN
Adverb: to the north-east of.
BEEBBIAN
Verb: to leave aground by ebbing, strand.
BEEFESIAN
Verb: to cut the hair of a person.
BEEGÐAN
Verb: to harrow.
BEFÆSTAN
Verb: to establish, fix, fasten, ground; to make safe, put in safe keeping; to apply, utilize; to
entrust to, commend, commit, deliver; to recommend, commend.
BEFÆSTING
Noun: entrusting.
BEFÆSTNIAN
Verb: to fix; to pledge, betroth.
BEFÆTTIAN
Verb: to make fat, fatten, anoint.
BEFÆÐMAN
Verb: to enclose, encircle, embrace with the arms.
BEFALDEN
Adjective: covered.
BEFARAN
Verb: to go, go round or among, traverse, travel through, go all over; to go, march; to surround,
encompass; to surprise, catch; to come up.
BEFEALDAN
Verb: to fold, roll up, wrap up, envelop, surround; to cover; to bend the body; to clasp; to
attach; to involve, implicate; to overwhelm.
BEFEALDIAN
Verb: to roll up.
BEFEALLAN
1. Verb: to fall, fall off; to be assigned to, fall to; to deprive of, bereave of; to befall.

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2. See befyllan (1).

BEFĒGAN
Verb: to join.
BEFELAN
Verb: to assing, allot, commit, commend, deliver.
BEFEOHTAN
Verb: to take or deprive by fighting.
BEFĒOLAN
Verb: to bury; to bear, put up with; to deliver, grant, consign; to commit; to entrust to,
commend; to betake oneself to; to apply oneself, devote oneself to; to continue, persist, persevere;
to importune, be urgent with a person; to press; to be pleased with; to put away.
BEFĒON
Verb: to deprive of property, confiscate.
BEFER
Noun: beaver, castor.
BEFĒRAN
Verb: to surround, go round, pass by; to go about; to come upon; to overtake; to feed; to get, fall
among.
BEFICIAN
Verb: to deceive; to go round.
BEFĪLAN
1. Verb: to make filthy, pollute, befoul; to defile
2. See befylgan
BEFLĒAN
Verb: to peel, skin, flay, strip off (skin).
BEFLĒOGAN
Verb: to fly upon, fly on to; to come by flying.
BEFLĒON
Verb: to flee, flee away, escape, avoid; to pass by or under.
BEFLŌWAN
Verb: to flow around, overflow; to come by flowing.
BEFŌN
Verb: to comprehend, conceive; to catch, seize, grasp, take hold of, ensnare; to surround,
encompass, encircle, enclose, encase, envelop, clothe; to contain; to invest; to receive; to explain;
to get, attain to.

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BEFORAN
1. Adposition: before, in front of, in the presence of; before, prior to, sooner then.
2. Adverb: before, in front of, in the presence of; before, in advance, of old, formerly, in former
times, earlier, sooner; at hand; openly.
BEFORANCUMAN
Verb: to precede, arrive ahead of.
BEFORANCWEÐAN
Verb: to predict, foretell.
BEFORANGECUMAN
Verb: to precede, arrive ahead of.
BEFORANSCĒAWIAN
Verb: to foresee.
BEFORHTIAN
Verb: to fear, dread.
BEFORLĒAG
Noun: Beverly, in Yorkshire.
BEFŌTIAN
Verb: to befoot, cut off the feet.
BEFRĒOGAN
Verb: to free, liberate.
BEFRĪNAN
Verb: to ask, question, inquire; to learn.
BEFRĪNUNG
Noun: enquiry, investigation.
BEFULLAN
1. Adverb: entirely, completely, perfectly.
2. See befyllan (2).
BEFYLGAN
Verb: to pursue, follow after; to betake; to persevere with; to stick or cling to; to transmit,
deliver, consign.
BEFYLLAN
1. Verb: to fell, lay low, strike down; to bereave, take by killing.
2. Verb: to fill, fill up.
BEGǢN
Verb: to affirm.

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BEGALAN
Verb: to charm, enchant; to recite a charm, sing incantations over; to sing, celebrate by song.
BEGĀN
Verb: to go over, traverse, pass by; to surround, go round; to occupy, dwell, inhabit; to cultivate,
till; to fall into; to beset; to go to, come, get; to visit, attend; to care for, cherish; to worship,
honour, serve, venerate; to do, perform, commit, practise, exercise, engage in; to enjoy; to use,
employ; carry on; to behave; to observe; to confine; to profess; to pretend; to overrun.
BEGANG
Noun: way, course, passage, circuit; extent; district, region; business, undertaking; labour,
exercise, practice; service, religious practice, observance, worship, reverence; superstitious or
magical practice; cultivation.
BEGANGAN
Verb: to traverse, go over; to get to, come by, fall into; to go to, attend to, visit; to observe, care
for; to cultivate; to inhabit, occupy; to surround, go round; to do, perform, commit, practise,
exercise, engage in; to use; to worship, profess, serve, honour.
BEGANGNES
Noun: celebration.
BEGANGOL
Noun: cultivator; worship, cult.
BEGBĒAM
Noun: bramble, thorn-bush, tree bearing berries, mulberry-tree, blackberry-bush.
BEGĒAT
Noun: attainment, acquisition; possession, property.
BĒGEN
1. Noun: both.
2. Adjective: both, both the two.
BEGENGA
Noun: cultivator; inhabitant, dweller; worshipper.
BEGENGNES
Noun: application, study.
BEGĒOMERIAN
Verb: to lament.
BEGEONDAN
1. Adposition: beyond, on the other side.
2. Adverb: beyond, on the other side.

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BEGĒOTAN
Verb: to cover with fluid, anoint, drench, bestrew with; to pour into, flood (with); to cover with
fluid, pour out, sprinkle to infuse.
BEGER
Noun: berry.
BEGETENDE
Noun: seeking out.
BEGIELLAN
Verb: to celebrate by song; to scream, screech.
BEGIETAN
Verb: to get, obtain, attain, gain, acquire, receive; to procure; to take, seize, catch, lay hold of;
to happen; to beget; to seek out; to find.
BEGIETEND
Noun: one who gests.
BEGĪMAN
Verb: to take care of, look after, keep, guard; to observe, regard; to take heed; to attend, do
service; to govern.
BEGĪMEN
Noun: observation, attention; care, regard; cure; show, pomp.
BEGĪMEND
Noun: guide, ruler.
BEGĪMING
Noun: invention, device; observance; care, regard.
BEGĪNAN
Verb: to open the mouth wide, yawn; to take with wide-open mouth; to swallow.
BEGINNAN
Verb: to begin, undertake; to attempt; to attack.
BEGITENNES
Noun: acquisition.
BEGLEDDIAN
Verb: to dye, stain; to befoul, pollute, besmear, bedaub.
BEGLĪDAN
Verb: to leave, desert, glide or disappear from any one.
BEGNAGAN
Verb: to begnaw, gnaw.

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BEGNEORÐ
Adjective: attentive, diligent.
BEGNĪDAN
Verb: to rub thoroughly.
BEGNORNENDE
Adjective: overwhelmed.
BEGNORNIAN
Verb: to lament, deplore, mourn for, grieve for.
BEGRAFAN
Verb: to bury.
BEGRĒOSAN
Verb: to overwhelm fearfully.
BEGRĒTAN
Verb: to lament, bewail.
BEGRINDAN
Verb: to grind; to polish, sharpen; deprive of, rob.
BEGRĪPAN
Verb: to seize, lay hold of, grip; to reprehend, chide, chasten.
BEGRIWEN
Adjective: steeped in.
BEGROREN
Adjective: overwhelmed.
BEGRŌWAN
Verb: to grow over.
BEGRYNIAN
Verb: to entrap, ensnare.
BEGYLDAN
Verb: to gild, adorn with gold.
BEGYLPAN
Verb: to boast, exult.
BEGYRDAN
Verb: to clothe, gird; to surround, encompass; to fortify.
BEHABBAN
Verb: to contain, hold; to include; to surround, encompass, embrace; to comprehend; to detain,
stay; to restrain, withhold.

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BEHĀDIAN
Verb: to deprive, unfrock (a priest).
BEHÆFEDNES
Noun: care; restraint, temperance, detention.
BEHÆPSIAN
Verb: to fasten with a bolt, bolt a door.
BEHǢS
Noun: promise, self-command, vow.
BEHÆTTIAN
Verb: to make bald, scalp, strip the from the head.
BEHAMELIAN
Verb: to mutilate.
BEHAMMEN
Adjective: patched (of shoe), studded with nails.
BEHĀT
Noun: promise, vow; threat.
BĒHĀT
See (ge)bēhāt.
BEHĀTAN
Verb: to promise, vow; to threaten; to certify; to give assurance.
BEHĀTLAND
Noun: promised land.
BEHĀWIAN
Verb: to see, see clearly; to take care; to consider.
BEHĒAFDIAN
Verb: to behead.
BEHĒAFDUNG
Noun: beheading, decapitation.
BEHĒAFODLIC
Adjective: capital (punishment).
BEHEALDAN
Verb: to have, possess; to hold, occupy; to guard, preserve, take care, regard; to contain; to
belong; to observe, consider, mind; to avail; to effect; to see, look at, watch, observe, behold, gaze
on; to signify, mean; to avail; to beware, be cautious, take heed; to restrain; to act, behave; to
attend; to intend.

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BEHEALDEN
Adjective: cautious; reserved; intent, assiduous.
BEHEALDEND
Noun: beholder, spectator.
BEHEALDENNES
Noun: observance; continence.
BEHEALDNES
Noun: observation, regard.
BEHĒAWAN
Verb: to cut, chip, chop; to hew or cur off; to separate from, cut off from; to deprive of; to beat,
bruise.
BEHĒFE
Noun: advantage, benefit, gain.
BEHĒFELIC
Adjective: useful, suitable, proper; needful, necessary.
BEHĒFENES
Noun: utility; advantage, convenience, benefit, gain.
BEHĒFNES
Noun: utility, advantage, convenience.
BEHĒFÐU
Noun: want, need.
BEHEGIAN
Verb: to behedge, hedge around.
BEHELAN
1. Verb: to cover, hill or cover over, hide, conceal.
2. See behelian.
BEHELIAN
Verb: to cover, cover over, hide, conceal; to obscure; to bury.
BEHELMIAN
Verb: to cover, cover over, shroud.
BEHĒMAS
Noun: The Bohemians.
BEHĒOFIAN
Verb: to lament, bewaill.
BEHEONAN

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1. Adposition: on this side, close by.

2. Adverb: on this side, close by.
BEHILDAN
Verb: to depart.
BEHINDAN
1. Adposition: behind, after.
2. Adverb: behind, after.
BEHĪWIAN
Verb: to feign, dissimulate.
BEHLǢNAN
Verb: to surround, encompass; to beset by leaning anything against another.
BEHLÆSTAN
Verb: to load a ship.
BEHLĒAPAN
Verb: to leap in or upon; to settle on; to fix; to devote oneself to.
BEHLEMMAN
Verb: to dash together, clash around, fall upon; to cause to sound, to overwhelm with noise.
BEHLEONIAN
Verb: to lean (something) against.
BEHLĒOTAN
Verb: to assign by lot.
BEHLĪDAN
Verb: to close; to cover, cover over.
BEHLIDENAN
Adjective: the left or departed, the dead.
BEHLĪGAN
Verb: to accuse, defame, dishonour.
BEHLYHHAN
Verb: to rejoice, exult over, laugh at, deride.
BEHLȲÐAN
Verb: to deprive of, rob.
BEHŌF
Noun: profit, behoof; use; need, want.
BEHŌFIAN
Verb: to have need of, need, require, want; it concerns, behoves, belongs, is needful or necessary.

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BEHŌFLIC
Adjective: needful, necessary, behoveful.
BEHOGADNES
Verb: use, custom; practice.
BEHOGIAN
Verb: to care for, take care of, attend to; to be anxious, be solicitous about; to be very careful or
wise.
BEHOGOD
Adjective: careful, prudent.
BEHOGODLĪCE
Adverb: carefully, diligently.
BEHŌN
Verb: to behang, hang round.
BEHORSIAN
Verb: to deprive of a horse.
BEHRĒOSAN
Verb: to fall, rush down; to cover, shelter.
BEHRĒOWSIAN
Verb: to repent, rue, feel remorse; to make amends o reparation, compassionate.
BEHRĒOWSUNG
Noun: lamenting, repentance, penitence.
BEHRĒOWSUNGTĪD
Noun: time of penitence, penitential season (Septuagesima).
BEHRĪMAN
Verb: to cover with a hoar-frost.
BEHRINGAN
Verb: to surround, encircle.
BEHRINGED
Adjective: surrounded, encircled.
BEHRŌPAN
Verb: to importune, trouble; to rail; to plague; to scoff at.
BEHRŪMIAN
Verb: to besmirch.
BEHRŪMIG
Adjective: swarthy, sooty.

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BĒHÐ
Noun: token, sign; proof; witness, testimonium.
BEHWEARFT
Noun: change, exchange.
BEHWEORFAN
Verb: to turn, change; to arrange, prepare, put in order; to practise, exercise; to treat, attend
to, see to, direct; to spread about; to bury.
BEHWIRFAN
Verb: to turn, convert, change; to prepare, instruct, exercise; to exchange, change for; to
surround, encompass.
BEHWON
Adverb: whence.
BEHWYLFAN
Verb: to cover; to vault over.
BEHYCGAN
Verb: to think, consider, bear in mind; to trust, rely, confide; to depend upon.
BEHȲDAN
Verb: to watch, guard, shelter; to cover, hide, conceal; to heed.
BEHȲDEDNES
Noun: concealment, secrecy; secret place.
BEHȲDELĪCE
Adverb: carefully.
BEHȲDIG
Adjective: vigilant, watchful, careful, wary; anxious, solicitous.
BEHȲDIGLĪCE
Adverb: carefully, attentively.
BEHȲDIGNES
Noun: care, anxiety, solicitude; desert, wilderness.
BEHYHTAN
Verb: to trust in, set hopes on.
BEHYLDAN
Verb: to skin, flay.
BEHȲPAN
1. Verb: to surround, encompass; to cover over; to heap.
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BEHȲPIAN
Verb: to heap up.
BEHȲRAN
Verb: to let or hire out.
BEHYRDAN
Verb: to fortify (a place).
BEHȲRING
Noun: hiring, letting out to hire.
BEHȲRUNG
Noun: loan; hiring, letting.
BEHȲÐELĪCE
Adverb: sumptuously.
BEHYÐLĪC
Adjective: sumptuous.
BEIERNAN
Verb: to occur to, incur; to come into, to run into, run by.
BEINSIGLIAN
Verb: to seal up.
BEIUNDANE
Adverb: on the other side, beyond.
BELĀCAN
Verb: to enclose, flow around; to play about.
BELĀDIAN
Verb: to clear, excuse.
BELĀDIENDLIC
Adjective: apologetic, that can be excused.
BELĀDIGEND
Noun: defender; apologist.
BELĀDUNG
Noun: apology, excuse.
BELǢDAN
Verb: to lead, bring; to lead by; to mislead, lead astray.
BELǢFAN
Verb: to remain, be left; to survive; to leave, spare.
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Verb: to bring, lead; to mislead, pervert.

BELǢWA
Noun: destroyer, betrayer.
BELǢWAN
Verb: to betray.
BELǢWEND
Noun: betrayer.
BELǢWUNG
Noun: treason, treachery, betrayal.
BELANDIAN
Verb: to confiscate, deprive of land; to disinherit.
BELCEDSWĒORA
Adjective: having an inflated neck.
BELDAN
Verb: to encourage, impel, exhort, excite; to confirm.
BELĒAN
Verb: to censure, reprove; to prevent; to dissuade; to prohibit, forbid; to charge with, restrain by
blaming.
BELECGAN
Verb: to cover; to afflict; to attribute to, invest, load; to impose; to charge with, accuse; to
surround with flame.
BELENE
Noun: henbane.
BELĒOGAN
Verb: to deceive by lies; to be mistaken.
BELĒORAN
Verb: to pass by; pass over.
BELĒORENDLIC
Adjective: past.
BELĒOSAN
Verb: to let go; to lose, be deprived of, bereave.
BELFLȲS
Noun: bell-wether’s fleece.
BELG
Noun: bulge; bag, purse; pair of bellows; skin, husk, pod; leathern bottle; belly.

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BELGAN
See (ge)belgan.
BELGNES
Noun: injustice, injury.
BELHRING
Noun: bell-ringing.
BELIBBAN
1. Verb: to live by or upon; to be sustained or supported; to be deprived of life.
2. See belīfian.
BELICGAN
Verb: to surround, encompass, hedge in; to lie round, lie or extend by or about; to appertain.
BELIDEN
Adjective: departed, dead.
BELĪFAN
Verb: to remain, be left; to abide; to die.
BELĪFED
Adjective: endowed with belief, having belief.
BELIFEN
Adjective: dead.
BELĪFEND
Noun: survivor.
BELĪFIAN
Verb: to deprive of life.
BELĪMAN
Verb: to glue together.
BELIMP
Noun: occurrence, event, affair, case.
BELIMPAN
See (ge)belimpan.
BELISNOD
Noun: eunuch.
BELISTNIAN
Verb: to castrate, emasculate.
BELĪÐAN
Verb: to leave, go from; to deprive of.

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BELL
1. Noun: cry, bellowing, roar.
2. See belle.
BELLAN
Verb: to make a hollow noise, bellow, grunt, roar, bark.
BELLE
Noun: bell.
BELLHRING
Noun: ringing of bells.
BELLHŪS
Noun: bell-house, belfry.
BELLRINGESTRE
Noun: bellringer.
BELLTĀCEN
Noun: signal given by a bell.
BELLTĪD
Noun: canonical hour marked by the ringing of a bell.
BELŌCIAN
Verb: to behold.
BELT
Noun: girdle, belt.
BELŪCAN
Verb: to close, shut up, lock; to enclose, surround, embody; to stop; to impede, block up; to
choke; to protect, preserve, secure; to contain, comprise, include; to exclude, shut out; to define;
to sum up; to bring to an end, conclude.
BELŪTIAN
Verb: to lie hid.
BELȲFAN
Verb: to believe.
BELȲFED
Adjective: having belief.
BELYRTAN
Verb: to deceive.
BELYTEGIAN
Verb: to seduce, allure, inveigle.

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BEMǢNAN
Verb: to lament, bemoan, bewail, mourn.
BEMANCIAN
Verb: to maim, mutilate.
BEMELDIAN
Verb: to disclose, reveal (a secret), denounce (a person).
BEMETAN
Verb: to estimate, consider, measure, account; to compare.
BEMĪÐAN
Verb: to hide, conceal; to lie hid.
BEMURCNIAN
Verb: to murmur.
BEMURNAN
Verb: to be sorry for, bewail, bemoan, mourn, bemourn, deplore; to care for, take heed for.
BEMŪTIAN
Verb: to exchange for.
BEMYLDAN
Verb: to cover with mould or earth, bury, hide under ground; to inter.
BĒN
See (ge)bēn.
BĒNA
Noun: petitioner, demander, suitor.
BENACIAN
Verb: to lay bare; to make naked.
BENÆCED
Adjective: stripped.
BENǢMAN
Verb: to take away, deprive of, rob of.
BENC
Noun: bench, hillock.
BENCIAN
Verb: to make breeches, furnish with benches.
BENCSITTEND
Noun: one who sits on a bench.
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Adjective: sitting on a bench.

BENCSWĒG
Noun: convivial noise, bench rejoicing, sound of revelry.
BENCÐEL
Noun: bench floor.
BEND
Noun: chain, bond, fetter; band, ribbon; ornament, chaplet; crown.
BĒNDÆG
Noun: rogation day.
BENDAN
See (ge)bendan.
BĒNE
Noun: petitioner, prayer, suitor.
BENEMNAN
Verb: to declare, affirm, asseverate; to name; to appoint, settle, stipulate.
BENEOĐAN
Adposition: under, beneath, below.
BENĒOTAN
Verb: to deprive of, rob.
BĒNFEORM
Noun: harvest-feast, bean-feast.
BENGEAT
Noun: wound-gash.
BENĪDAN
Verb: to compel.
BENIMAN
Verb: to take, catch; to obtain; to assume; to take away from, deprive of, bereave, rob; to
contain; to comprehend; to apprehend.
BENIMING
Noun: taking away, privation, deprival.
BENIÐAN
Adverb: under, beneath, below.
BĒNLIC
Adjective: that may be entreated.
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Adverb: suppliantly, beseechingly.

BENN
Noun: wound, mortal injury.
BENNE
Noun: bench.
BENNIAN
See (ge)bennian.
BENORÐAN
Adverb: in the north, northwards (of).
BENOTIAN
Verb: to use, consume.
BĒNRĪP
Noun: compulsory service rendered to a landowner at harvest time.
BĒNSIAN
See (ge)bēnsian.
BENSINGTŪN
Verb: Bensington or Benson in Oxforshire.
BĒNTĪD
Noun: time for supplication, prayer time, rogation days.
BĒNTĪÐIGE
Adjective: gracious, benefitted, favoured, successful; obatining request.
BENUGAN
Verb: to want, need, require; to enjoy.
BĒNYRÐ
Noun: ploughed land.
BĒO
Noun: bee.
BĒOBRĒAD
Noun: honeycomb.
BĒOCEORL
Noun: bee-keeper.
BĒOCERE
Noun: bee-keeper.
BĒOD
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BĒODÆRN
Noun: refectory, dining-room.
BĒODAN
See (ge)bēodan.
BĒODBOLLE
Noun: cup, bowl, table-bowl.
BĒODCLĀÐ
Noun: table-cloth, carpet; hanging.
BĒODDIAN
Verb: to do joiner's work, make tables.
BĒODEND
Noun: preceptor.
BĒODFÆT
Noun: table-vessel, cup.
BĒODFERS
Noun: grace at meal-time or before meat.
BĒODGÆST
Noun: table-companion.
BĒODGENĒAT
Noun: table-companion.
BĒODGEREORD
Noun: table-meal, feast.
BĒODHRÆGL
Noun: table-cloth.
BĒODLĀF
Noun: food remaining after a meal.
BĒODLAND
Noun: land to defray the cost of the food consumed in a monastery.
BĒODRĒAF
Noun: table-cloth.
BĒODSCĒAT
Noun: table-cloth, table-napkin, hand-towel.
BĒODSCȲTE
Noun: towel, table-napkin.
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Noun: food placed on a table; board, table.

BĒOGANG
Noun: swarm of bees, flight of bees.
BĒOLǢS
Noun: pastures with flowers for bees.
BĒOMŌDER
Noun: bee-mother, queen-bee.
BĒON
Verb: to be, exist, happen, become.
BĒONBROÐ
Noun: mead, drink of water and honey mingled and boiled together; bean-broth.
BĒOR
Noun: strong drink, beer, mead.
BĒORBYDEN
Noun: beer-barrel.
BEORC
Noun: barking; birch-tree; name of the rune for b.
BEORCAN
Verb: to make a sharp explosive sound, bark.
BEORCHOLT
Noun: birch wood or grove.
BEORCRAGU
Noun: birch-lichen.
BEORCRIND
Noun: birch-bark.
BEORDANĪG
Noun: Bardney, in Lincolnshire.
BĒORDRÆSTE
Noun: dregs of beer.
BEORG
Noun: mountain, hill, mound; barrow, heap of stones; burial place.
BEORGÆLFEN
Noun: mountain-elves
BEORGAN

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Verb: to save, deliver, spare; to protect, secure, guard, fortify, preserve; to shelter; to defend,
beware of, avoid; to abstain.
BEORGFORD
Verb: Burford, in Oxfordshire.
BEORGHLIÐ
Noun: mountain-height, mountain-slope.
BEORGIHT
Adjective: hilly.
BEORGSEÐEL
Noun: mountain dwelling.
BEORGSTEDE
Noun: place on a mountain, mound.
BEORHT
1. Adjective: clear, light, bright, shining, brilliant; loud, clear-sounding; distinguished,
beautiful, remarkable, noble, excellent, magnificent, glorious, sublime, splendid; pure; divine,
holy.
2. Noun: light, brightness, gleam, glistening; sight, glance; twinkling.
BEORHTBLŌWENDE
Adjective: bright-blooming.
BEORHTE
Adverb: clearly, lucidly, brightly; distinctly, brilliantly, splendidly.
BEORHTIAN
Verb: to shine, brighten; to listen; to sound clearly or loudly.
BEORHTLIC
Adjective: clear, light, lucid, bright, shining, splendid.
BEORHTLĪCE
Adverb: clearly, distinctly, splendidly.
BEORHTNAN
Verb: to grow bright.
BEORHTNES
See (ge)beorhtnes.
BEORHTNIAN
See (ge)beorhtnian.
BEORHTRODOR
Noun: shining heavens.

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BEORHTTE
Adjective: mountainous.
BEORHTWORD
Adjective: clear in words or speech.
BĒORHYRDE
Noun: butler; beer-keeper.
BEORMA
Noun: leaven, yeast, barm; froth.
BEORMAS
Noun: The Biarmians.
BEORN
1. Noun: man, chief, general; warrior, hero; rich man, nobleman, prince.
2. See bearn (1).
BEORNCYNING
Noun: king of men, lord of heroes.
BEORNICARĪCE
Noun: the kingdom or province of the Bernicians.
BEORNICE
Noun: Bernicians, inhabitants of part of Northumbria.
BEORNING
Noun: incense.
BEORNÐRĒAT
Noun: band or troop of men or warriors.
BEORNWIGA
Noun: warrior, soldier, hero.
BĒORSCEALC
Noun: beer-server, butler.
BĒORSCIPE
See (ge)bēorscipe.
BĒORSELE
Noun: hall, mansion, palace; feasting-hall, beer-hall.
BĒORSETL
Noun: beer-settle or bench.
BEORSWINIG
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2. See bӕrsynnig.
BEORTŪN
Noun: beer-hall.
BĒORÐEGU
Noun: beer-receiving, beer-serving, beer-drinking.
BEORÐOR
See (ge)beorðor.
BEORÐORCWELM
Noun: abortion, miscarriage.
BEORÐORÐĪNEN
Noun: midwife.
BEORWĪC
Noun: Berwick on Tweed.
BEOSMRIAN
Verb: to mock, blaspheme, revile, illtreat.
BEOSMRIENDE
Adjective: deceiving.
BĒOST
Noun: beestings; the first milk of a cow after calving, swelling.
BĒOT
See (ge)bēot.
BĒOTHĀTA
Noun: commander, leader, chief; warrior.
BĒOTIAN
See (ge)bēotian.
BĒOTLIC
See (ge)bēotlic.
BĒOTLĪCE
See (ge)bēotlīce.
BĒOTMÆCG
Noun: leader.
BĒOTUNG
See (ge)bēotung.
BĒOTWORD
Noun: threat; boast.

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BĒOÐĒOF
Noun: thief or stealer of bees.
BĒOW
Noun: barley.
BĒOWULF
Noun: Beowulf.
BĒOWYRT
Noun: sweet flag, balm mint.
BEPǢCAN
Verb: to seduce, entice, deceive; to draw away.
BEPǢCEND
Noun: deceiver.
BEPǢCESTRE
Noun: harlot, whore.
BEPǢCUNG
Noun: deception.
BEPRĪWAN
Verb: to wink.
BERA
Noun: bear.
BERǢDAN
Verb: to dispossess, deprive of, rob, take by trachery; to betray; to deliberate on; to get the better
of.
BERǢSAN
Verb: to rush into; to attack.
BERAN
See (ge)beran.
BERANBURH
Noun: Banbury, Oxfordshire.
BERASCIN
Noun: bear-skin.
BERBĒNA
Noun: vervain.
BERBĒNE
Noun: vervain.

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BERCINGAS
Noun: Barking.
BERE
Noun: barley.
BEREÆRN
Noun: barn, barley or corn-place.
BERĒAFERE
Noun: despoiler, plunderer, pillager.
BERĒAFIAN
Verb: to deprive of, bereave, take away, seize, rob, despoil.
BERĒAFIGEND
Noun: spoiler, robber.
BEREBRYTTA
Noun: guardian of a granary.
BERĒCAN
Verb: to cause to smoke, expose to smoke, fumigate.
BERECCAN
Verb: to relate, explain, recount; to excuse or justify oneself.
BERECORN
Noun: grain of barley.
BERECROFT
Noun: barley-field.
BEREFLŌR
Noun: barley-floor, barn-floor, threshing-floor.
BEREGAFOL
Noun: rent paid in barley.
BEREGRÆS
Noun: barley-grass, fodder, farrago.
BEREHALM
Noun: barley haulm or straw.
BERELAND
Noun: barley-land.
BEREN
1. Adjective: made of barley; belonging to a bear.
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3. See biren.
BEREND
Noun: bearer, carrier.
BERENDAN
Verb: to peel, strip of peel or husk.
BERENDE
Adjective: bearing, fruitful.
BERENDLIC
Adjective: bearable, tolerable.
BERENDLĪCE
Adverb: with fecundity.
BERENDNES
Noun: fertility, fruitfulness.
BERENHULU
Noun: barley-husk.
BERĒNIAN
Verb: to ornament, adorn, mount (with silver); to cause, bring about.
BERĒOCAN
Verb: to smoke, fumigate.
BERĒOFAN
Verb: to deprive of, bereave, rob.
BERĒOTAN
Verb: to bewail, deplore.
BERESǢD
Noun: barley-seed.
BERETŪN
Noun: threshing floor, barley enclosure, barn, corn-farm.
BEREWÆSTM
Noun: barley-produce, barley-crops.
BEREWĪC
Noun: barley or corn-village.
BERGHĀMSTYDE
Noun: Berham, near Canterbury.
BERHTE
Noun: Bertha, daughter of Cariberht, king of Paris, the queen of Æðelbryht.

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BERIAN
Verb: to clear, bare, make bare, make naked; to expose, exhibit.
BERĪDAN
Verb: to surround, besiege; to seize; to invest; to overtake; to pursue, ride after; arrest.
BERIE
Noun: berry; grape; vine.
BERIG
Noun: berry.
BERIGDRENC
Noun: drink made of mulberries.
BERIGEBLÆ
Noun: instrument for forking barley.
BERINDRAN
Verb: to peel or strip off the bark.
BERINNAN
Verb: to run upon or over; to wet, bedew.
BERĪSAN
Verb: to be fitting.
BERNHŪS
Noun: barn.
BERŌFON
Adjective: despoiled, bereaved.
BERŌWAN
Noun: to row round.
BERSTAN
See (ge)berstan.
BERSTING
Noun: bursting; rent.
BERWINDE
Noun: Bearbine.
BERȲFAN
Verb: to deprive, bereave.
BERȲPAN
Verb: to strip, despoil of, rob, spoil.
BESACAN

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Verb: to dispute about anything.

BESǢGAN
Verb: to sink.
BESǢTIAN
Verb: to lay wait for, lie in ambush for.
BESĀRGIAN
Verb: to lament, bewail, be sorry for, pity, mourn, condole.
BESĀRGUNG
Noun: sorrowing, compassion.
BESĀWAN
Verb: to sow.
BESCĒAD
Noun: distinction.
BESCĒADAN
Verb: to separate, discriminate; to scatter, sprinkle; to shadow.
BESCEADUWIAN
Verb: to overshadow.
BESCEADWUNG
Noun: overshadowing.
BESCEAFAN
Verb: to scrape thoroughly.
BESCEATWYRPAN
Verb: to betroth.
BESCĒAWIAN
Verb: to consider; to contemplate, behold; to watch, regard, care for; to look round upon,
enquiry, survey.
BESCĒAWIEGERE
Noun: observer, beholder.
BESCĒAWIENDLIC
Adjective: contemplative.
BESCĒAWIGEND
Noun: spectator.
BESCĒAWOD
Adjective: thoughtful, considerate, prudent, circumspect.
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Noun: seeing, vision, sight; Sion.

BESCĒAWUNG
Noun: contemplation.
BESCENCAN
Verb: to give to drink.
BESCĒOTAN
Verb: to implant, inject, plunge into, shoot into, precipitate one's self to; to happen, occur; to go,
be sent; to dash, fling.
BESCIERAN
Verb: to cut hair, shave, shear, give the tonsure; to separate, deprive.
BESCIEREDNES
Noun: deprivation; casting off, abdication.
BESCIERIAN
Verb: to separate from, deprive of, defraud.
BESCILDIAN
Verb: to protect.
BESCĪNAN
Verb: to light up, illuminate, shine upon.
BESCIRUNG
Noun: deposing, degrading, putting from holly orders.
BESCĪTAN
Verb: to bedaub, befoul.
BESCRĒADIAN
Verb: to cut off; to clean off, scrape off.
BESCREPAN
Verb: to scrape; to make level.
BESCRȲDAN
Verb: to clothe.
BESCŪFAN
Verb: to shove, thrust; to throw, cast, hurl, precipitate; to impel; to force.
BESCȲLAN
Verb: to regard, squint at; to look upon; to look askance.
BESCYLDIAN
Verb: to defend, shield.
BESĒCAN

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Verb: to beseech, beg urgently.

BESECGAN
Verb: to defend, excuse; to announce, introduce.
BESELLAN
Verb: to surround; to cover; to bring on; to hand over.
BESENCAN
Verb: to submerge, immerse, sink, drown; to cause to sink; to plunge into (fire).
BESENDAN
Verb: to send.
BESENGAN
Verb: to burn, scorch, singe.
BESĒON
1. Verb: to see, look, observe, look about; to look after, behold; to visit, go to see; to provide for.
2. Verb: to suffuse, sprinkle, strain upon.
BESĒOÐAN
Verb: to reduce by boiling.
BESĒOWIAN
Verb: to join, sew together.
BESETTAN
Verb: to put, place, set near; to appoint; to own, possess, keep; to occupy, besiege; to cover,
surround with, adorn; to beset; to invest; to institute.
BESIBB
Adjective: related.
BESĪDIAN
Verb: to regulate (the size).
BESIERWAN
Verb: to surprise; to deprive, rob, plunder; to oppress, ensnare, entrap; to deceive, defraud.
BESĪGAN
Verb: to rush.
BESILFRAN
Verb: to cover with silver.
BESINCAN
Verb: to sink.
BESINGAN
Verb: to sing; to utter or sing charms; to enchant, charm; to bewail.

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BESITTAN
Verb: to sit round, by or near, surround; to occupy, besiege; to possess; to beset.
BESLǢPAN
Verb: to sleep.
BESLĒAN
Verb: to beat, strike; to take away, cut off; to deprive of, bereave.
BESLĒPAN
Verb: to put, place, lay; to cover, slip on, put on, clothe; to impose.
BESLĪTAN
Verb: to deprive of by tearing of something; to tear, slit.
BESMA
Noun: besom, broom; rod.
BESMĒAGAN
Verb: to consider about, examine into.
BĒSMING
Noun: curve, curvature.
BESMIRWAN
Verb: to besmear, rub with ointment.
BESMĪTAN
Verb: to soil, pollute, contaminate; to dishonour, defile.
BESMITENES
Noun: soil, dirtiness, filthiness, pollution; stain; degradation, defilement, abomination;
infection.
BESMITTIAN
Verb: to pollute, defile.
BESMIÐIAN
Verb: to work (in metal), forge.
BESMOCIAN
Verb: to smoke, envelop with incense.
BESNǢDAN
Verb: to cut, lop, mutilate.
BESNĪWIAN
Verb: to cover with snow.
BESNYÐIAN
Verb: to deprive of, rob.

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BESOLCEN
Adjective: slow, dull, stupefied, inactive.
BESŌNE
Adverb: soon, immediately.
BESORG
Adjective: dear, beloved, cared about; anxious.
BESORGIAN
Verb: to be sorry for, regret; to care for; to be troubled about; to fear, dread.
BESPǢTAN
Verb: to spit upon.
BESPANAN
Verb: to entice, allure, persuade; to incite, induce, urge, lead astray.
BESPARRIAN
Verb: to shut up, bolt, bar.
BESPRECAN
Verb: to speak about, mention; to speak against, blame, accuse of, claim at law; to complain.
BESPRENGAN
Verb: to besprinkle, bespatter.
BESPYRIGAN
Verb: to inquire, trace, track.
BESTǢLAN
Verb: to lay a charge against, convict.
BESTÆPPAN
Verb: to go, enter; to step, tread upon, tread with the foot.
BESTANDAN
Verb: to stand by or near, support; to stand round or about, surround; to beset, harrass; to
attend; to occupy; to detain.
BESTEALCIAN
Verb: to move stealthily, steal, stalk.
BESTEFNOD
Adjective: having a fringe.
BESTELAN
Verb: to move stealthily; to deprive, steal away or upon, rob.
BESTĒPAN
Verb: to deprive of (children).

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BESTINGAN
Verb: to push, thrust in.
BESTRĒDAN
Verb: to cover, bestrew.
BESTRĒOWIAN
Verb: to bestrew, besprinkle.
BESTREÐÐAN
Verb: to cover over; to bestrew, scatter over.
BESTRĪCAN
Verb: to make a stroke round.
BESTRĪDAN
Verb: to mount, bestride.
BESTRĪPAN
Verb: to strip, spoil, bereave, rob.
BESTRŪDAN
Verb: to confiscate, spoil, rob, plunder.
BESTUDDIAN
Verb: to be careful for, trouble about.
BESTȲMAN
Verb: to make wet or damp, bedew, flood.
BESTYRIAN
Verb: to heap or pile up.
BESTYRMAN
Verb: to agitate, storm.
BESŪPAN
Verb: to swallow, sup up.
BESŪTIAN
Verb: to make foul, besmirch.
BESŪÐAN
Adverb: in the south, southwards (of).
BESWǢLAN
Verb: to burn, singe, scorch.
BESWǢTAN
Verb: to sweat; to toil.
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Verb: to cover over, veil, clothe; to wrap or cover up; to protect; to persuade; to sweep.
BESWELGAN
Verb: to swallow up.
BESWEMMAN
Verb: to make to bathe or swim.
BESWENCAN
Verb: to afflict.
BESWEÐIAN
Verb: to wrap up, bind up, swathe, wind round.
BESWIC
Noun: deceit, guile, treachery, snare.
BESWICA
Noun: deceiver.
BESWĪCAN
Verb: to deceive, delude, betray, mislead, circumvent; to entice, seduce, beguile; to ensnare; to
frustrate, offend; to overcome; to evade; to supplant.
BESWĪCEND
Noun: seducer, deceiver, impostor.
BESWICENES
Noun: deception; surrender.
BESWICFALLE
Noun: trap.
BESWICIAN
Verb: to go from, evade, escape, be free from, be without.
BESWICOL
Adjective: deceitful.
BESWĪCUNG
Noun: deception.
BESWINCAN
Verb: to labour, toil, exert oneself; to till or plough land.
BESWINGAN
Verb: to beat, strike, flog, scourge.
BESWYLIAN
Verb: to stain, soil; to cover with liquid, drench, flood.
BESYFTAN

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Verb: to cover by sifting, sprinkle, sift over.

BESYLCAN
Verb: to exhaust, make languid.
BESYLIAN
Verb: to stain, soil, sully, defile.
BETĀCNIAN
Verb: to betoken, designate.
BETǢCAN
Verb: to make over, give up to impart; to assign, commend to, entrust, deliver; to betroth; to set
apart as; to dedicate; to show, point out; to give orders; to follow, pursue, hunt.
BETǢCUNG
Noun: betaking.
BĒTAN
See (ge)bētan.
BETBOREN
Adjective: of higher birth.
BĒTE
Noun: beetroot.
BETELDAN
Verb: to cover, cover over; to surround, hem; to oppress, overwhelm, overload.
BETELLAN
Verb: to defend oneself, excuse, exculpate; to speak about, answer; to prove one’s claim to.
BĒTEND
Noun: restorer.
BETĒON
1. Verb: to cover; to inclose, surround, draw over or round; to protect; to assing, bestow,
bequeath.
2. Verb: to accuse, impeach.
BETERIAN
See (ge)beterian.
BETERUNG
See (ge)beterung.
BETIHTLIAN
Verb: to accuse, charge.
BETIMBRAN

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Verb: to build, construct, construct with timber.

BETLIC
Adjective: good-like, excellent, grand.
BĒTNES
Noun: satisfaction; reparation, amends, recompence, atonement.
BETOGENES
Noun: accusation.
BETONICE
Noun: the herb betony.
BETREDAN
Verb: to cover; to tread upon.
BETRENDAN
Verb: to roll.
BETREPPAN
Verb: to catch, entrap.
BETRYMMAN
Verb: to surround, enclose, besiege.
BETSTBOREN
Adjective: best-born, eldest.
BETWĒOHCEORFAN
Verb: to cut through, divide (sth).
BETWEOHNFORLǢTNESS
Noun: intermission.
BETWEOHSFÆC
Noub: interval.
BETWĒONAN
1. Adposition: between, among, amid, in the midst; within.
2. Adverb: between; in the meantime, meanwhile; in turn, by turns.
BETWĒONUM
1. Adverb: between, in the meantime, meanwhile; in turn, by turns.
2. See betwēonan (1).
BETWEOX
1. Adposition: between.
2. See betwux (1).
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Noun: intermission.
BETWION
Adjective: double; folding, twofold.
BETWUX
1. Adposition: between, among, amongst, amid, amidst, in the midst; during.
2. Adverb: between, among, amongst, amidst; during, meanwhile.
BETWUXĀLEGEDNES
Noun: interjection; interposition.
BETWUXĀWORPENNES
Noun: interjection.
BETWUXBLINNES
Noun: intermission.
BETWUXCUMAN
Verb: to come between, interfere with, interrupt (sth); to take place, occur.
BETWUXFÆC
Adjective: internal.
BETWUXGANGENDE
Adjective: separating.
BETWUXGESETT
Adjective: interposed.
BETWUXLICGAN
Verb: to lie between.
BETWUXSENDAN
Verb: to send between.
BETYLLAN
Verb: to allure, lure, decoy.
BETȲNAN
Verb: to enclose, hedge in, close, shut, bury; to shut out; to end, conclude.
BETȲNUNG
Noun: conclusion.
BETYRAN
Verb: to smear over, stain a dark colour.
BETYRNAN
Verb: to turn round; to bend the knee, prostrate oneself.
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Verb: to need.
BEÐEARFENDE
Adjective: needy, indigent.
BEÐEARFLIC
Adjective: useful, profitable.
BEÐEARFOD
Adjective: needy, brought to want.
BEÐECCAN
Verb: to cover, cover over, conceal; to protect.
BEÐENCAN
Verb: to think, consider, bear in mind; to remember; to reflect; to look out, take care of, care
for; to trust, confide in, entrust to.
BEÐENIAN
Verb: to cover, spread over, stretch on or upon.
BEÐĒODAN
Verb: to join, attach; to be joined.
BEÐĒOWAN
Verb: to serve.
BEÐERSCAN
Verb: to thrash, thresh, winnow.
BEÐETTAN
Verb: to foment; to bathe.
BEÐIAN
See (ge)beðian.
BEÐRĀWAN
Verb: to twist.
BEÐRĪDIAN
Verb: to force; to overcome, overpower; to circumvent.
BEÐRINGAN
Verb: to surround, encompass, encircle, throng or press around; to oppress, beset; to burden.
BEÐRYCCAN
Verb: to press on or down.
BEÐUNG
Noun: bath, cataplasm, fomentation, embrocation, assuaging or nourishing medicine.
BEÐURFAN

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Verb: to need, want, require; to be obligued.

BEÐWĒAN
Verb: to wet, moisten, bedew; to wash.
BEÐWYR
Adjective: perverse, depraved.
BEÐWYRIAN
Verb: to deprave.
BEÐȲN
Verb: to thrust.
BEÐYRFING
Noun: lack.
BEWACIAN
Verb: to watch, keep, guard, bewake.
BEWADAN
Verb: to emerge; to reach, come upon; to surprise.
BEWǢFAN
Verb: to cover, cover over, enfold, wrap round, clothe.
BEWǢGAN
Verb: to deceive, disappoint, frustrate.
BEWÆGNAN
Verb: to offer, proffer.
BEWǢLAN
Verb: to oppress, afflict.
BEWǢPNIAN
Verb: to disarm.
BEWÆRLAN
Verb: to pass by; to be free from.
BEWARENIAN
Verb: to avoid, keep one's self from, guard one's self against, beware; to watch, guard.
BEWARIAN
Verb: to guard, protect; to preserve, keep watch; to ward off.
BEWĀWAN
Verb: to blow against or upon.
BEWEALCAN
Verb: to involve.

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BEWEALLAN
Verb: to boil away.
BEWEARDIAN
Verb: to keep, guard, protect; to observe closely.
BEWEAXAN
Verb: to cover over; to surround; to grow over.
BEWEDDENDLIC
Adjective: relating to marriage.
BEWEDDIAN
Verb: to marry, wed, espouse; to betroth; to pledge, plight; to give security.
BEWEDDUNG
Noun: betrothal, wedding.
BEWEFAN
Verb: to cover over, envelope.
BEWEGAN
Verb: to cover, cover over; to surround.
BEWĒLED
Adjective: polluted, poisoned.
BEWENDAN
Verb: to turn, turn round or about, convert.
BEWENIAN
Verb: to entertain; to take care of, attend upon.
BEWEORPAN
Verb: to throw, cast, cast down, plunge; to beat; to surround.
BEWEORÐIAN
Verb: to grace, adorn, dignify.
BEWĒPAN
Verb: to weep, bewail, mourn.
BEWĒPENDLIC
Adjective: lamentable, deplorable.
BEWERENES
Noun: forbidding, prohibition.
BEWERIAN
Verb: to guard, protect; to defend; to check, prevent, restrain; to forbid.
BEWERIGEND

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Noun: keeper, defender, protector.

BEWERUNG
Noun: defence, fortification, protection.
BEWESTAN
1. Adposition: to the west of.
2. Adverb: to the west of.
BEWĪCIAN
Verb: to encamp.
BEWINDAN
Verb: to wrap, wind or bind around or about, envelop, entwine, clasp; to surround, encircle; to
brandish (a sword).
BEWINDLA
Noun: hedge, border.
BEWITAN
Verb: to keep, watch over, superintend, care for; to overlook; to administer, preside, govern.
BEWITIAN
Verb: to observe, watch over, attend to, care for, administer; to perform.
BEWLĀTIAN
Verb: to see, look, behold.
BEWLĀTUNG
Noun: sight; show, pageant.
BEWLĪTAN
Verb: to look, look round, behold.
BEWRECAN
Verb: to drive; to drive away, banish; to strike, beat; to afflict; to surround.
BEWRENCAN
Verb: to deceive.
BEWRĒON
Verb: to cover, cover over, enwrap, clothe; to hide, conceal; to protect.
BEWREÐIAN
Verb: to support, sustain.
BEWRIGENNES
Noun: coverting, hiding or concealing.
BEWRĪTAN
Verb: to write down, record, inscribe; to write after or out of, to copy; to score round.

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BEWRĪÐAN
Verb: to bind, wind about; to surround.
BEWRIXLIAN
Verb: to change; to exchange, sell.
BEWUNA
Adjective: wont, accustomed.
BEWYLLAN
Verb: to boil away; to knead, mix together, roll about.
BEWYLWIAN
Verb: to roll down, wallow, roll together.
BEWYRCAN
Verb: to make, work, construct, build; to enclose, surround with; to cover; to insert; to adorn.
BEYRFEWEARDIAN
Verb: to disinherit.
BIBLIOÐĒCE
Noun: library; the Bible.
BIBLIOÐEOCO
Noun: library; bible.
BICCE
Noun: bitch.
BICCEN
1. Adjective: belonging to a bitch.
2. See byccen.
BĪCNENDLIC
See (ge)bīcnendlic.
BĪCNIGEND
See (ge)bīcnigend.
BĪCNOL
Adjective: indicating, indicative.
BĪCNUNG
See (ge)bīcnung.
BĪCWIDE
Noun: proverb, bysaying, byword, tale, fable.
BĪD
Noun: hesitation, delay; abiding, lingering; halt.

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BĪDAN
See (ge)bīdan.
BIDDAN
Verb: to ask, pray, entreat, beseech; to order, command, require; to bid.
BIDDEND
Noun: petitioner.
BIDDERE
Noun: petitioner.
BĪDFÆST
Adjective: firm, stationary; forced to stand out.
BIDIAN
Verb: to wait, look forward to sth.
BĪDING
Noun: abode, abiding place.
BĪDSTEALL
Noun: stand, halt.
BIEDA
Noun: Bieda, the son of Port.
BĪEGAN
See (ge)bīegan.
BIELDAN
See (ge)bieldan.
BIELDO
Noun: courage, confidence, boldness, rashness; constancy; arrogance.
BĪEME
Noun: trumpet; tablet; billet.
BIERHTU
Noun: brightness, brilliance, splendour.
BIERNAN
Verb: to burn; to be on fire, be consumed; to give light.
BIESGIAN
Verb: to occupy, employ; to afflict, trouble.
BĪETL
Noun: insect, beetle; mallet, hammer.
BIFIAN

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Verb: to be moved, tremble, quake, shake.

BIFIGENDLIC
Adjective: tremendous, terrible.
BIFUNG
Adjective: trembling, quaking, shaking.
BĪFYLCE
Noun: neighbouring people, province, region.
BIGEGNES
Noun: going about or applying one’s self to anything, the pursuit or study of anything.
BĪGELS
Noun: arch, vault; arched roof.
BĪGENG
Noun: doing, practise, exercise; cultivation, tillage; observance, religious or ecclesiastical practice,
worship.
BĪGENGA
1. Noun: inhabitant, dweller; cultivator; benefactor; worshipper; observer.
2. See begenga.
BĪGENGE
Noun: observation, practice, worship.
BĪGENGERE
Noun: worker; worshipper.
BĪGENGESTRE
Noun: attendant, handmaiden, worshipper.
BĪGING
Noun: bending.
BĪGNES
See (ge)bīgnes.
BĪGYRDEL
Noun: belt, girdle, purse; public purse; treasury.
BĪLAGE
Noun: bye-law.
BILE
Noun: beak, bill, trunk (of an elephant); prow.
BĪLEOFA
Noun: support, maintenance, sustenance, food, nourishment; victuals; money, pay, wages.

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BĪLEOFEN
Noun: support, sustenance, provisions, food, nourishment; money, pay.
BILĒOFIAN
Verb: to support, feed, nourish.
BILEWIT
Adjective: innocent, pure; simple; sincere, honest; calm, gentle, mild, meek, gracious, merciful;
plausible, affecting simplicity.
BILEWITLĪCE
Adverb: simply; innocently; honestly, uprightly; gently.
BILEWITNES
Noun: simplicity; innocence, purity; mildness.
BILIÐ
Noun: pattern, image, representation, example; resemblance, likeness.
BILL
Noun: sword, falchion, chopper, battle-axe, bill.
BILLERE
Noun: bibulta (plant).
BILLGESLIHT
Noun: clashing of swords, battle.
BILLHETE
Noun: murderous hate, strife.
BILMIGAS
Noun: the name of (a people occupying) some district in England.
BILSWÆÐ
Noun: wound, bill or sword track.
BĪMA
Noun: trumpet; tablet, billet.
BĪNAMA
Noun: pronoun.
BINDAN
See (ge)bindan.
BINDE
Noun: band, head-band, fillet, wreath.
BINDELE
Noun: binding, tying; bandage.

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BINDERE
Noun: binder.
BINDING
Noun: binding.
BINN
Noun: basket, bin; manger, crib, stall; hutch.
BINNAN
1. Adposition: in, into, inside of, within.
2. Adverb: inside, within; during, whilst, less than.
BINNE
1. Adverb: inside, within; during, whilst, less than.
2. See binn.
BIRCEN
Adjective: birchen, belonging to birch.
BIREN
Noun: female bear.
BIRGING
Noun: taste, lasting.
BIRGNES
Noun: taste.
BIRIHTE
Adposition: near, close by, beside.
BIRILIAN
Verb: to draw, bear.
BIRĪNUS
Noun: Birinus, first bishop of Wessex.
BĪSÆC
Adjective: disputed, contested.
BISÆC
Noun: bag, wallet.
BĪSǢC
Noun: visit.
BISCEOP
Noun: bishop, priest of any religion.
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Noun: episcopal race.

BISCEOPDŌM
Noun: bishop's doom, bishopric, episcopate; excommunication.
BISCEOPEALDER
Noun: high priest, chief priest.
BISCEOPĒÐEL
Noun: episcopal see.
BISCEOPFOLGOÐ
Noun: episcopal office, episcopate.
BISCEOPGEGYRELAN
Noun: episcopal robes.
BISCEOPHĀD
Noun: bishophood, bishopric, episcopate.
BISCEOPHĀDÐĒNUNG
Noun: episcopal service.
BISCEOPHĀDUNG
Noun: episcopal ordination.
BISCEOPHĀLGUNG
Noun: consecration of a bishop.
BISCEOPHĀM
Noun: episcopal estate.
BISCEOPHĒAFODLĪN
Noun: head ornament worn by bishops.
BISCEOPHĪRED
Noun: clergy subject to a bishop; bishop's shepherd or clergyman.
BISCEOPIAN
See (ge)bisceopian.
BISCEOPLAND
Noun: episcopal or diocesan land.
BISCEOPLIC
Adjective: bishoplike, episcopal, pontificial.
BISCEOPRĪCE
Noun: bishopric, diocese.
BISCEOPROCC
Noun: bishop's rochet, dalmatic.

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BISCEOPRŌD
Noun: bishop’s cross.
BISCEOPSCĪR
Noun: diocese, episcopate.
BISCEOPSELD
Noun: bishop's seat or residence.
BISCEOPSEONOÐ
Noun: synod of bishops.
BISCEOPSTÆF
Noun: bishop’s staff.
BISCEOPSTŌL
Noun: bishop's seat or residence.
BISCEOPSUNU
Noun: spiritual son at confirmation.
BISCEOPÐĒNUNG
Noun: office of a bishop.
BISCEOPUNG
Noun: confirmation.
BISCEOPWEOROD
Noun: bishop's company or band.
BISCEOPWĪTE
Noun: fine payable to a bishop.
BISCEOPWYRT
Noun: bishop's wort or weed; verbain, mashmallow.
BISCEOPWYRTIL
Noun: bishop's weed, betony; vervain.
BISEN
Noun: pattern, model, example; similitude, resemblance, parable; command, rule, precept.
BISENE
1. Adjective: blind.
2. See bisen.
BISENIAN
See (ge)bisenian.
BISENUNG
See (ge)bisenung.

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BISES
Noun: intercalary day in leap year, bissext.
BISGIAN
See (ge)bisgian.
BISGU
Noun: occupation, business, labour, toil; affliction, difficulty, trouble; care.
BISGUNG
Noun: occupation, care, business.
BISIG
Noun: occupied, busy, laborious, diligent, industrious.
BISIGNES
Noun: business.
BISMER
Noun: filthiness, pollution, defilement; disgrace; shame, scandal; reproach, mockery, insult,
blasphemy, calumny, infamy, abomination, scorn.
BISMERFUL
Adjective: shameful, ignominious, abominable; polluted; disgraceful.
BISMERGLĒOW
Noun: unseemly or disgraceful sport, shameful lust.
BISMERIAN
See (ge)bismerian.
BISMERIEND
Noun: mocker, scorner.
BISMERLĒAS
Adjective: without pollution; spotless; blameless.
BISMERLĒOÐ
Noun: contemptible or frivolous song, ridiculous or scurrilous song.
BISMERLIC
Adjective: shameful, ridiculous; frivolous, ignominious, contemptuous, disgraceful; dirty.
BISMERLĪCE
Adjective: irreverently, indecently, disgracefully; reproachfully, blasphemously, contemptuously.
BISMERNES
Noun: pollution; reproach, insult, contemptibleness; pitifulness, disgrace.
BISMERSPRǢC
Noun: blasphemy.

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BISMERUNG
See (ge)bismerung.
BISMERWORD
Noun: reproach, insult.
BĪSPELL
Noun: story, fable, allegory, parable; example, proverb.
BĪSPELLBŌC
Noun: book of parables, the Book of Proverbs.
BISSEXTUS
Noun: intercalary day of leap year, leap year.
BĪSWÆC
Noun: deceit, treachery, beguiling in speech.
BITA
Noun: bit, piece, fragment, morsel; biter, animal, wild beast.
BĪTAN
See (ge)bītan.
BITE
Noun: bite, sting; sword-cut; cancer; pain.
BITELA
Noun: beetle.
BITER
Adjective: bitter; severe, sharp, dire; cutting, stinging; angry, exasperated; painful, cruel,
virulent; disastrous.
BITERIAN
See (ge)biterian.
BITERLIC
Adjective: sad, bitter.
BITERLĪCE
Adverb: bitterly.
BITERNES
Noun: bitterness, grief.
BITERWYRDE
Adjective: bitter in speech.
BITERWYRTDRENC
Noun: drink of bitter herbs.

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BITMǢLUM
Adverb: bit by bit, piecemeal.
BITOL
Noun: bridle.
BITRE
Adverb: bitterly, severely, sharply, cruelly, painfully.
BITRUM
Adverb: bitterly.
BĪWIST
Noun: sustenance, necessaries, provision, food, nourishment.
BĪWORD
Noun: byword, proverb; adverb.
BĪWYRDE
Noun: saying, proverb, byword.
BIZANT
Noun: coin.
BLĀC
Adjective: bright, shining, flashing, glittering; pale, pallid, bleak, livid.
BLĀCHLĒOR
Adjective: pale-faced.
BLĀCIAN
Verb: to turn or grow pale.
BLĀCUNG
Noun: paleness, wanness.
BLADESIAN
Verb: to be hot, flame, blaze; to emit an odour.
BLADESNUNG
Noun: scent, odour.
BLADESUNG
Noun: lightning, shining, flaming, blazing, sparkling.
BLÆC
1. Adjective: black, dark, swarthy.
2. Noun: ink.
BLǢCAN
Verb: to whiten, bleach, fade.

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BLÆCBERIE
Noun: blackberry, mulberry.
BLÆCCE
Noun: black matter.
BLǢCE
Noun: irritation of the skin, leprosy, psoriasis.
BLǢCERN
Noun: light, candle, lamp, lantern.
BLǢCERNLĒOHT
Noun: lantern-light.
BLÆCFEXEDE
Adjective: black-haired.
BLÆCGYMM
Noun: jet (black fossil).
BLÆCHORN
Noun: ink-horn.
BLǢCO
Noun: pallor.
BLǢCPYTT
Noun: bleaching-pit.
BLÆCTERU
Noun: tar, black-tar, naphtha.
BLǢCÐA
Noun: leprosy.
BLǢDFÆST
See (ge)blǣdfæst.
BLǢCÐRUSTFEL
Noun: leprosy.
BLǢD
1. Noun: blowing, blast; blister: inspiration, breath; life, spirit; mind; prosperity, abundance,
richnes, success, honour, splendour, glory; gift, reward, benefit.
2. See bled (1).
BLÆD
Noun: leaf; blade.
BLǢDĀGENDE

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Adjective: possessing abundance, prosperous, renowned.

BLǢDBYLIG
Noun: bellows.
BLǢDDÆG
Noun: day of prosperity.
BLǢDDERWÆRC
Noun: pain in the bladder.
BLǢDGIFA
Noun: giver of prosperity, happiness or glory.
BLǢDHORN
Noun: trumpet, blast-horn.
BLǢDNES
Noun: blossom, fruit.
BLǢDRE
Noun: inflated swelling, blain, pimple, blister, pustule; bladder.
BLǢDWELA
Noun: abundant riches.
BLǢGE
Noun: blay, bleak, gudgeon.
BLÆGETTAN
Verb: to cry, squall.
BLǢHǢWEN
Adjective: light blue, of a violet or purple colour.
BLÆS
Noun: blowing, blast, breeze; burning, flame.
BLÆSE
Noun: flame, blaze, firebrand, torch, lamp.
BLÆSERE
Noun: burner, incendiary.
BLÆSHORN
Noun: trumpet, horn for blowing.
BLÆSTAN
Verb: to blow; to belch forth; to rush.
BLÆSTBELG
Noun: bellows, blast-bag.

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BLÆSTM
Noun: flame, blast.
BLǢTAN
Verb: to bleat.
BLǢWEN
Adjective: light blue.
BLANC
Adjective: white, blank, grey.
BLANCA
Noun: steed, white or grey horse.
BLAND
See (ge)bland.
BLANDAN
See (ge)blandan.
BLANDENFEAX
Adjective: having mixed or grizzly hair, grey-haired, old.
BLĀT
Adjective: pale, wan, livid, ghastly; low, hoarse.
BLĀTAN
Verb: to be livid, pale or dark as with envy.
BLĀTE
Adverb: pallidly, lividly.
BLĀTIAN
Verb: to be livid, pale.
BLĀWAN
See (ge)blāwan.
BLĀWEND
Noun: inspirer.
BLĀWENDE
Adjective: blustering, with high winds, blowing hard.
BLĀWENNYS
Noun: blowing or puffing up, windy swelling.
BLĀWERE
Noun: blower.
BLĀWUNG

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Noun: blowing, blast; inflation.

BLĒAT
Adjective: miserable, wretched.
BLĒATE
Adverb: miserably, wretchedly.
BLĒAÐ
Adjective: gentle, mild; peaceful; timid, shy; cowardly; inactive, slothful; effeminate.
BLĒD
1. Noun: blossom, shoot, flower, fruit, branch; leaf, foliage; harvest, crops.
2. See blæ:d 1
BLĒDAN
Verb: to bleed.
BLĒDHWÆT
Adjective: growing quickly.
BLEDU
Noun: bowl, dish, vial, goblet; scale.
BLEGEN
Noun: blain, blister, boil, ulcer; bile.
BLENCAN
Verb: to deceive, cheat.
BLENDAN
1. Verb: to blind, make blind, deprive of sight, darken; deceive.
2. Verb: to mix.
BLENDNES
Noun: blindness.
BLĒO
See (ge)blēo.
BLĒOBORD
Noun: coloured board, chess-board.
BLĒOBRYGD
Noun: combination of colours, scintillation.
BLĒOCRÆFT
Noun: art of embroidery.
BLEODU
1. Noun: corn.

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2. See bledu.
BLĒOFÆST
Adjective: pleasant, beautiful.
BLĒOFÆSTNES
Noun: pleasure, delight.
BLĒOFĀG
Adjective: of various colours.
BLĒOMETE
Noun: delicacy, dainty food.
BLĒORĒAD
Adjective: purple, myrtle-coloured.
BLĒOSTǢNING
Noun: tessellated pavement, mosaic work.
BLERE
1. Noun: gem, onyx.
2. Adjective: bald.
BLĒTSIAN
See (ge)blētsian.
BLĒTSINGBŌC
Noun: benedictional.
BLĒTSINGSEALM
Noun: the Benedicite.
BLĒTSUNG
Noun: blessing, benediction, consecration; favour (of God).
BLĪCAN
Verb: to shine, gleam, glitter, twinkle, dazzle, sparkle; to appear.
BLICCETTAN
Verb: to glitter, quiver.
BLICCETTUNG
Noun: shinning, glittering, coruscation.
BLICE
Noun: exposure.
BLICIAN
Verb: to shine.
BLIND

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Adjective: blind; dark, obscure; opaque; internal; unintelligent.

BLINDBOREN
Adjective: born blind.
BLINDENETELE
Noun: archangelica (plant).
BLINDIAN
Verb: to blind; to become blind; to be deprived of potency.
BLINDLĪCE
Adverb: blindly, rashly.
BLINDNES
Noun: blindness.
BLINN
Noun: rest, ceasing, intermission.
BLINNAN
See (ge)blinnan.
BLINNENDE
Noun: rest, ceasing, intermission.
BLINNES
Noun: cessation, intermission.
BLISGERE
Noun: incendiary.
BLISS
Noun: gladness, happiness, joy, bliss, exultation; pleasure; kindness, friendship; favour, grace,
benevolence.
BLISSIAN
See (ge)blissian.
BLISSIG
Adjective: joyful.
BLISSIGENDLIC
Adjective: joyous, exulting.
BLISSUNG
Noun: rejoicing, joyousness, exultation; hilarity.
BLĪĐ
1. Adjective: kind, gentle, pleasant, agreeable, well disposed, willing; sweet, joyous, friendly,
cheerful, gracious; quiet, peaceful.

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2. Adverb: joyfully, gladly.

BLĪÐE
See (ge)blīðe.
BLĪÐEHEORTNYS
Noun: merry-heartedness.
BLĪÐELIC
Adjective: gentle, pleasant; glad; well-wishing.
BLĪÐELĪCE
Adverb: joyfully, gladly, cheerfully, blithely, merrily; willingly.
BLĪÐEMŌD
Adjective: glad, cheerful, blithe; friendly; kind, well-wishing.
BLĪÐHEORT
Adjective: happy, blithe, joyful; kind, merciful.
BLĪÐIAN
See (ge)blīðian.
BLĪÐNES
Noun: enjoyment, glad, joy, mirth, exultation; pleasure.
BLŌD
Noun: blood, gore; vein.
BLŌDDOLG
Noun: bleeding wound.
BLŌDDRYNC
Noun: bloodshed, draught of blood.
BLŌDEGESA
Noun: bloody horror.
BLŌDEN
Adjective: bloody.
BLŌDFĀG
Adjective: bloody, stained with blood.
BLŌDGEMANG
Noun: blood-mixture.
BLŌDGEMENGED
Adjective: blood-stained.
BLŌDGĒOTEND
Noun: shedder of blood.

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BLŌDGĒOTENDE
Adjective: bloody; blood-thirsty.
BLŌDGIAN
See (ge)blōdgian.
BLŌDGYTE
Noun: bloodshed.
BLŌDHRǢCE
Noun: spitting of blood.
BLŌDHRǢCUNG
Noun: spitting of blood; inflammation of the lungs.
BLŌDHRĒOW
Adjective: cruel, sanguinary, blood-thirsty.
BLŌDIG
Adjective: bloody.
BLŌDIGTŌÐ
Adjective: cruel, bloody-toothed.
BLŌDIORN
Noun: bloody flux.
BLŌDLǢS
Noun: bleeding.
BLŌDLǢSTĪD
Noun: proper time for bleeding.
BLŌDLǢTE
Noun: bleeding, blood-letting.
BLŌDLǢTERE
Noun: blood letter.
BLŌDLĒAS
Adjective: bloodless.
BLŌDORC
Noun: sacrificial vessel.
BLŌDRĒAD
Adjective: blood-red.
BLŌDRYNE
Noun: running of blood; bursting of a blood-vessel.
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Noun: supply of blood.

BLŌDSEAX
Noun: lancet, blood-knife.
BLŌDSETEN
Noun: remedy to stop bleeding.
BLŌDSIHTE
Noun: flowing of blood.
BLŌDSPĪWUNG
Noun: spitting of blood.
BLŌDÐIGEN
Noun: tasting of blood.
BLŌDWANIAN
Verb: to diminish blood.
BLŌDWĪTE
Noun: blood-offering (penalty for bloodshed); right to exact such a penalty.
BLŌDWRACU
Noun: revenge for bloodshed.
BLŌDYRNENDE
Adjective: blood-flowing.
BLŌMA
Noun: metal; lump of metal; mass.
BLŌSTM
Noun: bloom, blossom, flower, fruit.
BLŌSTMBǢRE
Adjective: blooming, flowery.
BLŌSTMBǢRENDE
Adjective: flower-bearing.
BLŌSTMFRĒOLS
Noun: floral festival.
BLŌSTMIAN
Verb: to bloom, blossom; to blow.
BLŌSTMIG
Adjective: flowery.
BLŌT
See (ge)blōt.

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BLŌTAN
Verb: to sacrifice, kill for a sacrifice.
BLŌTERE
Noun: sacrificer.
BLŌTMŌNAÐ
Noun: month of sacrifice, November.
BLŌTORC
Noun: sacrificial vessel.
BLŌTUNG
Noun: sacrifice.
BLŌWAN
See (ge)blōwan.
BLŌWENDLIC
Adjective: blooming, flowery.
BLȲĐE
1. Adverb: joyfully, gladly.
2. See blīð (1).
BLYSA
Noun: firebrand, torch.
BLYSCAN
Verb: to shine; to be red.
BLYSE
1. Noun: firebrand, torch.
2. See blysa.
BLYSIAN
Verb: to burn, blaze.
BLYSIGE
Noun: firebrand, torch.
BLYSSIAN
Verb: to be glad, rejoice, exult; to make happy, gladden; to applaud.
BŌC
Noun: beech-tree, beech-nut; writing, book, Bible; pages; deed, document, register, catalogue,
charter; conveyance.
BŌCÆCERAS
Noun: freehold lands, booked acres.

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BŌCBLÆC
Noun: ink.
BŌCCEST
Noun: book-shop; book-chest.
BŌCCRÆFT
Noun: learning, science, literature.
BŌCCRÆFTIG
Adjective: book-learned.
BŌCCYN
Noun: a kind of book.
BŌCERE
Noun: writer, author; learned man, scholar, instructor; scribe (Jewish).
BŌCFELL
Noun: parchment, vellum.
BŌCFŌDDER
Noun: book-case.
BŌCGESAMNUNG
Noun: collection of books, library.
BŌCGESTRĒON
Noun: library.
BŌCHAGA
Noun: enclosure of beeches.
BŌCHOLT
Noun: beech-wood.
BŌCHORD
Noun: library; book-hoard.
BŌCHŪS
Noun: Library.
BŌCIAN
See (ge)bōcian.
BŌCLǢDEN
Noun: learned language, literary Latin.
BŌCLAND
Noun: land held by written title.
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Noun: learning.
BŌCLĒAF
Noun: leaf of a book, charter.
BŌCLIC
Adjective: relating to books, biblical; scientific.
BŌCRǢDERE
Noun: reader of books.
BŌCRǢDING
Noun: reading of books.
BŌCRĒAD
Adjective: red colour used in illuminating manuscripts, vermilion.
BŌCRĒDE
Noun: reading of books.
BŌCRIHT
Noun: right given by will or charter.
BŌCSCAMEL
Noun: reading desk.
BŌCSTÆF
Noun: letter; character.
BŌCSTIGEL
Noun: beech-wood stile.
BŌCSUM
Adjective: flexible; obedient; buxom.
BŌCSUMNES
Noun: obedience, pliancy.
BŌCTǢCUNG
Noun: teaching or narrative written in books; book of decrees, writings; the scriptures, holy writ,
the Bible.
BŌCTALU
Noun: teaching or narrative written in books; the Bible.
BŌCTRĒOW
Noun: beech-tree.
BŌCUNG
Noun: conveyance by charter or deed.
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Noun: study of books.

BŌCWUDU
Noun: beech-wood.
BOD
See (ge)bod.
BODA
Noun: messenger, herald, apostle, angel; prophet.
BODAN
Noun: bottom, ground, foundation; abyss.
BODERE
Noun: teacher, master, preacher.
BODIAN
See (ge)bodian.
BODIEND
Noun: proclaimer, teacher, preacher.
BODIG
Noun: body, trunk, chest; bigness or height of the body, stature, frame.
BODIGENDLIC
Adjective: to be celebrated, praised.
BODLĀC
Noun: decree, ordinance.
BODSCIPE
See (ge)bodscipe.
BODUNG
Noun: message, preaching; declaration, announcement, divulging, recital; interpretation;
assertiveness.
BODUNGDÆG
Noun: Annunciation Day.
BŌETIES
Noun: the ancient constellation, the chief star of which is the bright Arcturus; Ursa Major.
BŌETIUS
Noun: Anicus Manlius Severinus Boethius.
BŌG
Noun: anything curved; arm, shoulder; offspring, progeny; branch, bough, twig, sprig.
BOGA

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Noun: anything curved; arch, bow; corner; vault; rainbow; folded parchment.
BŌGAN
Verb: to boast.
BOGASTRENG
Noun: the string of a bow.
BOGEFŌDDER
Noun: quiver.
BOGEN
Noun: rosemary.
BOGENETT
Noun: wicker basket with a narrow neck for catching fish.
BOGETUNG
Noun: bending, curve, crook.
BŌGIAN
See (ge)bōgian.
BOGIHT
Adjective: full of bends.
BŌGINCEL
Noun: small bough.
BŌGUNG
Noun: arrogance, ostentation, boasting; display.
BOGUNG
Noun: boasting, arrogance, ostentation; perversity; crookedness.
BOHSCYLD
Noun: shoulder shield.
BŌHTIMBER
Noun: building-wood.
BŌL
Noun: necklace.
BOL
Noun: trunk, bole.
BOLCA
Noun: gangway of a ship.
BOLD
Noun: house, dwelling-place, abode, hall, mansion, castle, temple; building; town.

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BOLDĀGEND
Noun: homestead-owner.
BOLDĀGENDE
Adjective: possessing a house.
BOLDGESTRĒON
Noun: household property, goods or treasure.
BOLDGETÆL
Noun: district, county, province.
BOLDGETIMBER
Noun: timber of a house.
BOLDWEARD
Noun: housekeeper, steward.
BOLDWELA
Noun: wealth; paradise, heaven; village.
BOLGENMŌD
Adjective: enraged.
BOLLA
Noun: bowl, cup, pot, beaker; measure.
BOLLE
Noun: bowl, cup, pot, beaker; measure.
BOLSTER
Noun: cushion, bolster.
BOLT
Noun: arrow; bolt.
BOLTTIMBER
Noun: building timber, beams.
BŌN
1. Noun: ornament.
2. See bōgan.
BŌNDA
Noun: householder; husband.
BŌNDELAND
Noun: land held by a bōnda.
BOR
Noun: borer gimlet; lancet, scalpel; graving tool.

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BORA
Noun: ruler.
BORCIAN
Verb: to bark.
BORD
Noun: board, plank, table, shield; side of a ship, ship.
BORDA
Noun: ornament, embroidery, fringe.
BORDCLĀÐ
Noun: table-cloth.
BORDGELĀC
Noun: weapon, dart, misile.
BORDHÆBBENDE
Adjective: shield-bearing.
BORDHAGA
Noun: cover of shields.
BORDHRĒOÐA
Noun: cover or protection of the shield, bucker, phalanx.
BORDRAND
Noun: margin or disc of a shield.
BORDRIMA
Noun: edge, rim.
BORDRĪÐIG
Noun: stream running in a channel made of planks.
BORDSTÆÐ
Noun: sea-shore; rigging of a ship.
BORDÐACA
Noun: shield-covering, phalanx; board for roofing.
BORDWEALL
Noun: wall of shields, buckler, phalanx; side of a shield.
BORDWUDU
Noun: shield.
BORENNES
Noun: birth, nativity.
BORETTAN

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Verb: to move to and fro, brandish.

BORG
Noun: pledge, bail, debt; security; obligation; debtor, bondsman.
BORGBRYCE
Noun: breach of surety.
BORGGELDA
Noun: borrower; lender, debtor, usurer.
BORGIAN
Verb: to borrow, take a loan; to lend, give a loan.
BORGIEND
Noun: lend, usurer.
BORGSORG
Noun: trouble on account of lending or security.
BORGSTEALL
1. Noun: steep path up a hill.
2. See burgsteall.
BORGWEDD
Noun: pledge, promise.
BORHFÆST
Adjective: bound by the giving of security.
BORHFÆSTAN
See (ge)borhfæstan.
BORHHAND
Noun: surety, bail; security; sponsor.
BORHLĒAS
Adjective: without security or pledge.
BORIAN
Verb: to perforate; to bore.
BORLĪCE
Adverb: very, extremely; well, excellently; fitly.
BORUCTWARE
Noun: people of ancient Germany, conquered by the Old-Saxons.
BOSANHĀM
Noun: Boseham of Bosham, in Sussex.
BŌSIG

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Noun: stall, crib.

BŌSM
Noun: lap, bosom, breast; womb; surface; ship's hold.
BŌSMIG
Adjective: sinuous.
BŌSTMGILD
Noun: floral festival.
BŌT
Noun: help, assistance; advantage; remedy, cure; offering, recompense, amends, atonement,
penance; boot; restoring, reparation, renewing; correction, satisfaction.
BŌTAN
Verb: to amend, repair, restore, reform, remedy, cure; to make good, make amends; to
compensate, atone, pay bōt for an offence; to attend to (fire or light).
BŌTETTAN
Verb: to repair; to improve.
BŌTIAN
Verb: to become or grow better.
BŌTLĒAS
Adjective: unpardonable, not to be expiated by the payment of bōt.
BOTM
Noun: ground, bottom, foundation; abyss.
BŌTWYRÐE
Adjective: pardonable, that admits of expiation by the payment of bōt.
BOÐEN
Noun: rosemary, darnel, thyme.
BOX
Noun: box, case; box-tree.
BOXTRĒOW
Noun: box-tree.
BRACCAS
Noun: breeches.
BRACHWĪL
Noun: moment, while, glance.
BRĀD
1. Adjective: open, broad, large, extended, spacious, wide; copious, ample; flat.

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2. Noun: breadth.
BRĀDÆX
Noun: broad axe.
BRADANFORD
Noun: Bradford, in Wilts.
BRADANREĪG
Noun: Flat Holme, an island in the mouth of the Severn.
BRADANRELIC
Noun: Flat Holme, an island in the mouth of the Severn.
BRĀDBRIM
Noun: wide sea.
BRĀDE
Adverb: broadly, widely.
BRĀDELĒAC
Noun: leek.
BRĀDEN
Noun: Bredon, a forest near Malmesbury.
BRĀDHAND
Noun: palm of the hand.
BRĀDHLĀF
Noun: parched or baked bread, biscuit.
BRĀDIAN
Verb: to become broad, extend; to reach.
BRĀDLĀSTÆX
Noun: broad-axe.
BRĀDLINGA
Adverb: flatly, with the hand open.
BRĀDNES
Noun: broadness, largeness, breadth, greatness, extent; surface; liberality.
BRĀDSWEORD
Noun: broadsword.
BRĀDÐISTEL
Noun: thistle with long leaves, sea-holm, sea-holly.
BRǢC
Noun: breaking, breach, destruction.

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BRÆC
Noun: strip of untilled land.
BRǢC
See (ge)brǣc.
BRÆCCE
Noun: trousers, breeches.
BRǢCCOÐU
Noun: breaking or falling disease, epilepsy.
BRǢCDRENC
See (ge)brǣcdrenc.
BRǢCE
Adjective: breaking.
BRÆCLIAN
Verb: to make a noise, crackle, rattle; to resound.
BRǢCSĒOC
See (ge)brǣcsēoc.
BRǢCSĒOCNES
Noun: epilepsy.
BRǢD
1. Noun: breadth, width, latitude; flesh.
2. Noun: trick, craft, cunning, deceit, fraud.
BRǢDAN
See (ge)brǣdan.
BRǢDE
Noun: roast meat.
BRǢDELS
Noun: anything spread or stretched out; covering, garment, dress, carpet.
BRǢDEPANNE
Noun: frying-pan.
BRǢDING
Noun: spreading, extension; couch, bed; roast meat.
BRǢÐ
Noun: odour, scent, stink; savour; exhalation, breath; vapour.
BRǢDU
Noun: breadth, width, extent.

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BRÆGDBOGA
Noun: drawn or bent bow; deceitful or fraudulent bow.
BRÆGDEN
1. Noun: fraud.
2. See (ge)brægden.
BRÆGDENLĪCE
See (ge)brægdenlīce.
BRÆGDWĪS
Adjective: crafty, wise in deceit, fraudulent.
BRÆGEN
Noun: brain.
BRÆGENPANNE
Noun: brain-pane, skull.
BRÆGENSĒOC
Adjective: mad, frantic, brain-sick.
BRÆGNLOCA
Noun: head, skull.
BRÆS
Noun: brass, bronze.
BRÆSEN
1. Adjective: brazen; strong, powerful; bold, daring.
2. See bresne.
BRÆSIAN
Verb: to make of brass, cover or furnish with brass.
BRǢW
Noun: eye-lid; eye-brow.
BRAND
Noun: fire, flame; torch, brand; weapon, sword.
BRANDHĀT
Adjective: very hot, burning hot; passionate, ardent.
BRANDHORD
Noun: treasure exciting ardent desires; care, anxiety.
BRANDĪREN
Noun: fire-dog, grate, trivet.
BRANDŌM

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Noun: rust that comes from exposure to burning.

BRANDRĀD
Noun: fire-dog, trivet.
BRANDRIDA
Noun: fire-grate.
BRANDSTÆFN
Adjective: shining prowed.
BRANT
Adjective: high, deep; steep; difficult.
BRASSICA
Noun: colewort, cabbage.
BRASTL
Noun: noise; crackle, creak, rustle burning.
BRASTLIAN
Verb: to break, burst; to crackle, rustle; to make a noise, murmur, roar.
BRASTLUNG
Noun: breaking, crashing, crackling, rustling.
BRATT
Noun: cloak.
BRĒAD
Noun: bit, fragment, morsel, crumb; bread.
BREAHTM
1. Noun: sound, noise, cry, tumult, clamour, revelry.
2. See bearhtm (1).
BREAHTMIAN
Verb: to make a noise, creak, whizz; resound.
BREAHTMUNG
Noun: flickering (of the eyelids).
BRĒAÐ
Adjective: brittle.
BRĒAWERN
Noun: brewing-place, brew-house.
BRECA
Noun: breaker.
BRECAN

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See (ge)brecan.
BRECE
Noun: bit, piece, morsel.
BRECENANMERE
Noun: Brecknock, the capital of Brecknockshire in South Wales.
BRĒCHRÆGL
Noun: sort of garment, breeches.
BRECNES
See (ge)brecnes.
BRECÐA
Noun: broken state or condition, fracture; grief.
BRECUNG
Noun: breaking.
BRED
Noun: surface, board, plank, table, tablet.
BRĒDAN
See (ge)brēdan.
BREDEN
Adjective: wooden, of boards or planks.
BRĒDENDE
Adjective: crafty, cunning, deceitful.
BREDĪSERN
Noun: scraping or graving tool, tablet knife, chisel, file.
BREDWEALL
Noun: wall of boards, palisade.
BRĒGAN
Verb: to alarm, astonish; to frighten, terrify.
BREGDSTAFAS
Noun: learned arts, cunning skills in letters.
BRĒGENDLIC
Adjective: terrible.
BRĒGNES
Noun: fear, terror, dread.
BREGO
Noun: ruler, leader, chief, governor, lord, prince, king.

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BREGORĪCE
Noun: kingdom.
BREGORŌF
Adjective: very valiant; mighty, majestic.
BREGOSTŌL
Noun: ruler or prince’s seat, throne; dominion, kingdom.
BREGOWEARD
Noun: royal guard; ruler, lord, prince.
BRĒMAN
See (ge)brēman.
BRĒME
1. Adjective: esteemed, notable, famous, renowned, celebrated, glorious, illustrious.
2. Adverb: notably, famously, gloriously.
BRĒMEL
Noun: bramble, brier, blackberry bush.
BRĒMELÆPPEL
Noun: blackberry.
BRĒMELBERIE
Noun: blackberry.
BRĒMELBRǢR
Noun: bramble-brier.
BRĒMELLĒAF
Noun: bramble-leaf.
BRĒMELLĒAH
Noun: lea covered with brambles.
BRĒMELRIND
Noun: Bramble-rind.
BRĒMELÐORN
Noun: bramble.
BRĒMELÐȲFEL
Noun: bramble-thicket.
BRĒMELÐYRNE
Noun: bramble-bush, bramble-thorn.
BRĒMELWUDU
Noun: bramble-wood.

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BRĒMENDLIC
Adjective: noted.
BREMESBURH
Noun: Bramsbury or Bramsby, Lincolnshire.
BREMMAN
Verb: to rage, roar.
BREMUNG
Noun: roaring.
BRENGAN
See (ge)brengan.
BRENGNES
See (ge)brengnes.
BRENTFORD
Noun: Brentford in Middlesex.
BRENTING
Noun: ship.
BREODIAN
Verb: to cry out.
BREODWIAN
Verb: to strike down, trample; to prostrate.
BRĒOSA
Noun: gad-fly; ghostword that came to life.
BRĒOST
Noun: breast, bosom; stomach, womb; heart, mind, thought; disposition.
BRĒOSTBĀN
Noun: breast-bone.
BRĒOSTBEÐERN
Noun: mind, inmost thoughts, breast-chamber; breast, chest.
BRĒOSTBYDEN
Noun: breast, chest.
BRĒOSTCEARU
Noun: anxiety, sorrow, grief.
BRĒOSTCOFA
Noun: heart, mind; breast; affections.
BRĒOSTGEBEORG

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Noun: defence for the breast; bulwark, tower.

BRĒOSTGEHYGD
Noun: thought.
BRĒOSTGEÐANC
Noun: mind, thought.
BRĒOSTGEWǢDU
Noun: corslet.
BRĒOSTGIRD
Noun: sceptre.
BRĒOSTHORD
Noun: heart, mind, thought.
BRĒOSTLĪN
Noun: breast bandage, stomacher.
BRĒOSTLOCA
Noun: mind, soul.
BRĒOSTNET
Noun: coat of mail.
BRĒOSTNYRWET
Noun: oppression of the chest.
BRĒOSTROCC
Noun: breast-cloth.
BRĒOSTSEFA
Noun: heart, mind.
BRĒOSTTOGA
Noun: chieftain.
BRĒOSTÐING
Noun: part of the breast.
BRĒOSTWÆRC
Noun: pain in the chest.
BRĒOSTWEALL
Noun: defence, rampart.
BRĒOSTWEORÐUNG
Noun: breast-ornament.
BRĒOSTWYLM
Noun: emotion, sorrow, grief; teat.

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BRĒOTAN
Verb: to break, bruise, hew down, demolish, destroy, kill.
BRĒOÐAN
Verb: to decay, waste away.
BRĒOWAN
See (ge)brēowan.
BRĒOWLĀC
Noun: brewing, dressing food.
BRĒR
Noun: brier, bramble.
BRERD
Noun: border, margin, brink, shore, bank; brim, rim; surface; the highest part of anything; top
of a pot or vessel.
BRERDFUL
Adjective: brim-full.
BRĒRHLǢW
Noun: brier-hillock.
BRĒRÐYRNE
Noun: brier-bush.
BRĒSAN
Verb: to crush, pound, bruise; season.
BRESNE
Adjective: mighty, powerful, strong, bold.
BRETENANMERE
Noun: British mere or lake, Welshpool, Montgomeryshire.
BRETWALAS
Noun: Britons of Wales.
BRICG
Noun: Bridgenorth in Shropshire; Bruges in Belgium.
BRICGSTŌW
Noun: Bristol in Gloucestershire and Somersetshire.
BRIDD
Noun: young bird or chicken; the young of any of the feathered tribe.
BRĪDEL
Noun: restrain, bridle, curb, rein.

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BRĪDELGYM
Noun: bridle ornament.
BRĪDELSHRING
Noun: bridle-ring.
BRĪDLIAN
See (ge)brīdlian.
BRIENGAN
Verb: to bring, carry, lead; to produce, bring forth; to present, offer; to adduce.
BRIGD
Noun: change; variety.
BRIM
Noun: water, wave, sea, ocean, flood; shore; surfing.
BRIMCEALD
Adjective: ice-cold.
BRIMCLIF
Noun: cliff by the sea.
BRIMFAROÐ
Noun: sea-shore.
BRIMFLŌD
Noun: sea, flood, deluge.
BRIMFUGOL
Noun: sea-bird, gull.
BRIMGIEST
Noun: sailor.
BRIMHENGEST
Noun: ship; sea-horse.
BRIMHLÆST
Noun: fish.
BRIMLĀD
Noun: sea-way.
BRIMLĪÐEND
Noun: seafarer, pirate.
BRIMLIÐENDE
Adjective: sea-faring.
BRIMMANN

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Noun: sailor, pirate.

BRIMNESEN
Noun: safe sea-passage.
BRIMRĀD
Noun: the sea, sea-road.
BRIMSA
Noun: gadfly.
BRIMSTÆÐ
Noun: sea-shore.
BRIMSTRĒAM
Noun: stream, river, sea; current.
BRIMÐYSSA
Noun: ship.
BRIMWĪSA
Noun: captain.
BRIMWUDU
Noun: ship.
BRIMWYLF
Noun: sea-wolf; epithet applied to Grendel's mother.
BRIMWYLM
Noun: sea-wave; sea-surge.
BRING
Noun: offering, sacrifice.
BRINGAN
See (ge)bringan.
BRINNAN
Verb: to burn.
BRĪÐEL
Adjective: weak, fragile, perishable.
BRĪW
Noun: pottage, porridge; pulse.
BRĪWAN
See (ge)brīwan.
BRĪWÐICCE
Adjective: thick as pottage.

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BRŌC
1. Noun: breech; trousers.
2. Noun: brook, torrent.
BROC
Noun: affliction, misery, trouble, adversity, tribulation; labour, toil; care; sickness, disease,
malady; breaking, breach; fragment; use, advantage, benefit; kind of locust.
BROCC
Noun: badger.
BROCCEN
Adjective: of badger’s skin.
BROCCHOL
Noun: badger's hole.
BROCCIAN
Verb: to tremble.
BROCENLIC
Adjective: fragile.
BROCIAN
See (ge)brocian.
BROCLIC
Adjective: laborious, full of trouble; miserable.
BRŌCLICE
Adverb: sickly, grievously.
BRŌCMINTE
Noun: brookmint, horsemint.
BRŌCRĪÐ
Noun: tributary stream.
BROCSĒOC
Adjective: lunatic, frantic; epileptic.
BROCUNG
Noun: affliction, sickness.
BRŌD
Noun: hatching, breeding; brood; foetus.
BROD
Noun: shoot, sprout.
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Noun: marked with a spot or sign; damascened sword.

BRŌDIAN
Verb: to shine, glitter.
BRŌDIG
Adjective: inclined to sit.
BRŌGA
Noun: danger, fear, terror, horror, dread; prodigy; monster.
BROGDETTAN
Verb: to shake, brandish, tremble, quake; to pant for fear; to glitter.
BROGDETTUNG
Noun: shaking, quivering, trembling; feigning, pretence.
BROGNE
See (ge)brogne.
BROHT
Noun: viscellum.
BRŌHÐRĒA
Noun: terrific calamity.
BRŌM
Noun: brushwood, broom.
BRŌMDŪN
Noun: Brumdon, Dorset.
BRŌMFÆSTEN
Noun: place full of broom bushes.
BRŌMIG
Adjective: broomy.
BRONDINGAS
Noun: The Brondings, supposed to be the inhabitants of the island Brännö, lying off the coast of
West Gothland in the Cattegat.
BRORD
Noun: point, prick, lance, javelin; herbage, spire or blade of grass or corn.
BROSNIAN
See (ge)brosnian.
BROSNIENDLIC
Adjective: transitory, perishable, corruptible.
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See (ge)brosnunbg.
BROÐ
Noun: broth.
BRŌÐOR
See (ge)brōðor.
BRŌÐORBANA
Noun: fratricide.
BRŌÐORCWEALM
Noun: fratricide (act).
BRŌÐORDOHTER
Noun: niece.
BRŌÐORGYLD
Noun: vengeance for brothers.
BRŌÐORLĒAS
Adjective: brotherless.
BRŌÐORLIC
Adjective: brotherly.
BRŌÐORLĪCNES
Noun: brotherliness.
BRŌÐORLUFU
Noun: love, charity.
BRŌÐORRǢDEN
Noun: fellowship, brothership.
BRŌÐORSCIPE
Noun: kindness, love, brotherliness.
BRŌÐORSIBB
Noun: kinship, brotherhood; brotherly love.
BRŌÐORSLAGA
Noun: brother-slayer.
BRŌÐORSLEGE
Noun: fratricide.
BRŌÐORSUNU
Noun: nephew.
BRŌÐORWĪF
Noun: sister-in-law.

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BRŌÐORWYRT
Noun: pennyroyal (herb).
BRŪ
Noun: brow, eye-brow, eye-lid, eye-lash.
BRŪCAN
Verb: to enjoy, use, possess; to bear; to partake; to spend; to brook; to eat; to execute and office;
to cohabit with; to discharge; to pass; to wear.
BRŪCENDLĪCE
Adverb: appropriately, serviceably.
BRŪCUNG
Noun: function, occupation, enjoyment.
BRŪMIDDEL
Noun: intercilium.
BRŪN
Adjective: drown, dusky, dark; shining.
BRŪNBASU
Adjective: purple, red-purple, scarlet, brownish-purple, dark-purple.
BRŪNECG
Adjective: with gleaming blade.
BRŪNEÐA
Noun: itch; disease called brunella or pruna.
BRŪNFĀG
Adjective: of brown colour, brown-hued.
BRŪNIAN
Verb: to get brown.
BRŪNWANN
Adjective: dark-brown, dusky.
BRŪNWYRT
Noun: bilberry shrub; water-betony, wood-betony.
BRYCE
See (ge)bryce.
BRȲCE
Adjective: useful, profitable.
BRYCG
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BRYCGBŌT
Noun: repairing of bridges.
BRYCGGEWEORC
Noun: construction or reparation of a bridge.
BRYCGIAN
Verb: to pave, bridge.
BRYCGWEARD
Noun: keeper or defender of a bridge.
BRYCGWYRCENDE
Adjective: pontifex.
BRȲCIAN
See (ge)brȳcian.
BRȲCSIAN
See (ge)brȳcsian.
BRȲD
Noun: woman, bride, betrothed or newly-married woman, wife, consort; nymph.
BRȲDBEDD
Noun: bridal bed.
BRȲDBLĒTSUNG
Noun: marriage-blessing.
BRȲDBODA
Noun: bridesman.
BRȲDBŪR
Noun: bed-chamber.
BRȲDCOFA
Noun: bedchamber, bridal chamber.
BRȲDEALA
Noun: marriage feast.
BRȲDELĀSTE
Adjective: with conjugal footstep.
BRYDELÐWANG
Noun: bridel rein.
BRȲDGIFTA
Noun: betrothal, espousals.
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Noun: dowry; pl. espousals.

BRȲDGUMA
Noun: suitor; bridegroom.
BRȲDHLŌP
Noun: marriage, bridal.
BRȲDHŪS
Noun: bride-chamber.
BRȲDLĀC
Noun: married state, wedlock; marriage ceremony, nuptials.
BRȲDLĒOÐ
Noun: marriage song.
BRȲDLIC
Adjective: bridal.
BRȲDLOCA
Noun: bride-chamber.
BRȲDLUFE
Noun: love of a bride.
BRȲDNIHT
Noun: wedding-night.
BRȲDRÆST
Noun: bridal bed, nuptial couch.
BRȲDRĒAF
Noun: wedding garment.
BRȲDSANG
Noun: marriage song.
BRȲDSCEAMOL
Noun: bridal bed.
BRȲDÐING
1. Noun: marriage, nuptials.
2. See brygd (1).
BRYGD
1. Noun: drawing out, unsheating, brandishing; wick.
2. See brǣd.
BRYIDAN
See (ge)bryidan.

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BRYM
Noun: sea; surf.
BRYMME
Noun: waves, sea.
BRȲNE
Noun: brine, salt liquor.
BRYNE
Noun: heat; flame, fire, burning, inflammation, scald, conflagration; torch; fervour, passion.
BRYNEĀDL
Noun: fever.
BRYNEBRŌGA
Noun: fear or dread of fire.
BRYNEGIELD
Noun: burnt-offering or sacrifice.
BRYNEHĀT
Adjective: burning hot.
BRYNELĒOMA
Noun: flame, fire-beam.
BRYNENES
Noun: hard, fierce trial.
BRYNETĒAR
Noun: hot or burning tear.
BRYNEWYLM
Noun: flame, fire; burning heat.
BRYNIG
Adjective: fiery, burning.
BRYNSTĀN
Noun: brimstone.
BRYRDAN
Verb: to encourage, incite, urge, constrain; to prick, goad.
BRYRDING
Noun: instigation, compunction.
BRYRDNES
See (ge)bryrdnes.
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See (ge)brȳsan.
BRȲSEWYRT
Noun: daisy, soap-wort.
BRYT
Noun: Briton.
BRȲTAN
See (ge)brȳtan.
BRYTEDNYS
Noun: breaking, bruising.
BRYTEN
1. Noun: Britain.
2. Adjective: spacious, ample, roomy.
BRYTENCYNING
Noun: powerful king.
BRYTENGRŪND
Noun: broad earth.
BRYTENLOND
Noun: Britain, Wales.
BRYTENRĪCE
Noun: spacious kingdom; the kingdom of Britain.
BRYTENWEALDA
Noun: ruler of the Saxons in Britain, the chief Saxon king in England.
BRYTENWONG
Noun: spacious plain or field; (pl.) the world.
BRȲTING
Noun: breaking to pieces.
BRYTMǢLUM
Adverb: by bits, piecemeal.
BRYTNIAN
See (ge)brytnian.
BRYTNERE
Noun: distributor, steward.
BRYTNUNG
Noun: dispensation, distribution.
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See (ge)brytsen.
BRYTTA
Noun: giver, dispenser, distributor, bestower; author; steward, governor, lord, prince, God.
BRYTTAS
Noun: Britons.
BRYTTIAN
See (ge)bryttian.
BRYTTISC
Adjective: British.
BRYTTWEALAS
Noun: Britons of Wales.
BRYTWYLISC
Adjective: British, Welsh.
BRYÐEN
Noun: drink, brewing.
BŪ
1. Noun: dwelling, habitation.
2. See bēgen (2).
BŪAN
See (ge)būan.
BŪC
Noun: stomach, belly; vessel, bottle, pitcher; part of a helmet, beaver (of helmet).
BUCCA
Noun: buck, male deer, he-goat.
BŪCFUL
Noun: pitcherful.
BUCHEORT
Noun: tragelaph.
BUCLIC
Adjective: like a goat.
BUDDA
Noun: beetle.
BŪEND
Noun: dweller, inhabitant; cultivator of land.
BUFAN

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1. Adposition: above, over, super; on, upon.

2. Adverb: above, overhead, supra; before.
BUFANCWEDEN
Adjective: above-mentioned.
BUFANNEMD
Adjective: above-mentioned.
BUFANSPRECEN
Adjective: aforesaid, above-mentioned.
BŪGAN
See (ge)būgan.
BULA
Noun: bull, steer.
BŪLA
Noun: necklace, bracelet, stud, brooch.
BŪLBERENDE
Adjective: wearing an ornament.
BULENTSE
Noun: plant.
BULGARISC
Adjective: Bulgarian.
BULLUC
Noun: young bull, male calf; bullock.
BULOT
Noun: ragged robin, cuckoo-flower.
BUND
Noun: bundle.
BUNDENHEORT
Adjective: with bounden tresses.
BUNDENSTEFNA
1. Adjective: (ship) with an ornamented prow.
2. Noun: bound prow.
BUNE
1. Noun: drinking vessel, cup, beaker.
2. Noun: reed, cane.
3. Noun: Boulogne in France.

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BUOPTALMON
Noun: ox-eye, chamomile.
BŪR
Noun: dwelling, apartment, cottage, chamber, bower, storehouse; dweller, villain, farmer,
husbandman, countryman, peasant.
BŪRBYRDE
Adjective: of pleasant birth.
BŪRCNIHT
Noun: servant, chamberlain, eunuch.
BŪRCOT
Noun: bedchamber.
BŪRĐEGN
1. Noun: chamberlain, chancellor, page, secretary.
2. See burhðegn.
BURG
Noun: dwelling, castle; borough, walled town, city.
BURGĀGEND
Noun: city-owner.
BURGĀGENDE
Adjective: possessing a fortress or palace.
BURGBRYCE
Noun: breaking into a castle or dwelling; fine to be paid for this burglary.
BURGENDALAND
Noun: the land of the Burgundians, an island in the West of the Baltic Sea.
BURGENDE
1. Noun: city boundary.
2. Noun: the Burgundians.
BŪRGERIHTA
Noun: boor's or farmer's rights or dues.
BŪRGETELD
Noun: tent, pavilion; covering of a tent.
BURGFÆSTEN
Noun: fortress, citadel.
BURGFOLC
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BURGGEAT
Noun: city-gate, castle-gate.
BURGGEATSETL
Noun: town-gate-seat, where a court was held for trying causes of family and tenants.
BURGHEGE
Noun: fence of a 'burg'.
BURGHLIÐ
Noun: fortress-height.
BURGLAGU
Noun: civil law.
BURGLĒOD
Noun: citizen, burgess.
BURGLOCA
Noun: wall, fortified enclosure, mound.
BURGLOND
Noun: native city.
BURGRÆCED
Noun: fortress.
BURGRŪN
Noun: sorceress; pl. fates.
BURGSÆL
Noun: house, city-hall.
BURGSǢTA
Noun: citizen, townsman.
BURGSELE
Noun: house, castle-hall.
BURGSITTEND
Noun: citizen.
BURGSITTENDE
Adjective: city-dwelling, inhabiting a city.
BURGSTEALL
Noun: city-place; dwelling on a hill.
BURGSTEDE
Noun: city; castle.
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Noun: town-road.
BURGTŪN
Noun: city.
BURGÐELU
Noun: castle-floor.
BURGWARAN
Noun: citizens.
BURGWARE
Noun: citizens; guardians of the city.
BURGWEALL
Noun: city-wall.
BURGWEG
Noun: street; road.
BURGWĪGEND
Noun: warrior.
BURGWĪGENDE
Adjective: city-warring.
BURHBISCOP
Noun: bishop of a city.
BURHBŌT
Noun: liability for repair of the walls of a town or fortress.
BURHĐEGN
Noun: thane living in a burg.
BURHEALDOR
Noun: citizen, mayor.
BURHGEARD
Noun: castle yard.
BURHGEMET
Noun: measure used in a town.
BURHGEMŌT
Noun: meeting of townsmen.
BURHGERĒFA
Noun: chief magistrate of a town, mayor, provost.
BURHGERIHTA
Noun: town due.

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BURHGEÐINGÐ
Noun: city council or assembly.
BURHMANN
Noun: citizen; city officer.
BURHRǢDEN
Noun: citizenship.
BURHREST
Noun: chamber-couch.
BURHRIHT
Noun: town right, civil law.
BURHRŪN
Noun: sorceress; fury.
BURHSCIPE
See (ge)burhscipe.
BURHSCĪR
Noun: city, township.
BURHSPRǢC
Noun: polite behaviour, urbanity; elegant speech, courtly or civil speech.
BURHSTAÐOL
Noun: dwelling in a city, house or mansion; the foundation of the wall of a burg.
BURHWARUMANN
Noun: citizen; burgess.
BURHWEALDA
Noun: citizen; city-ruler, burgess.
BURHWEARD
Noun: guardian, city-defender.
BURHWELA
Noun: city wealth, treasure of a city.
BURHWELLE
Noun: spring that supplies a burg.
BURHWEROD
Noun: townsfolk, city-multitude.
BURHWITA
Noun: town councillor.
BŪRLAND

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Noun: land occupied by peasants.

BURN
Noun: stream, brook, river; sprig or well water.
BURNA
Noun: stream, brook; spring or well water.
BURNE
Noun: stream, brook, river; spring or well water.
BURNSELE
Noun: bath-house.
BURNSTŌW
Noun: bathing-place.
BŪRRĒAF
Noun: tapestry.
BURSE
Noun: bag, pouch.
BURÐRE
Noun: birth, issue.
BŪT
Noun: vessel.
BŪTAN
1. Adposition: out of, outside of; round about; without, except, all but; besides, in addition to;
in spite of.
2. Adverb: without, outside; gratuitously.
3. Conjunction: except, unless; but; besides; except that, but only, if only, provided that.
BUTERE
Noun: butter.
BUTERFLĒOGE
Noun: butterfly.
BUTERGEÐWĒOR
Noun: butter, butter-curd.
BUTERSTOPPA
Noun: butter-vessel.
BUTRUC
Noun: bottle, leathern bottle.
BUTSECARL

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Noun: seaman, boatman, mariner.

BUTTINGTŪN
Noun: Boddington, Gloucestershire.
BUTTUC
Noun: end; small butt.
BYCCEN
Adjective: of a goat.
BYCGAN
Verb: to buy, purchase, pay for, acquire; to redeem, ransom, to pay the penalty for; to procure,
get done; to sell.
BȲCNIENDLĪCGEMET
Noun: the indicative mood.
BYDEL
Noun: beadle, warrant officer; herald, minister, forerunner; proclaimer, preacher.
BYDELÆCER
Noun: land allotted to a bydel.
BYDEN
Noun: measure, bushel; bucket, barrel, tun, vat, tub, butt.
BYDENBOTM
Noun: bottom of a vessel.
BYDENFÆT
Noun: bushel, barrel.
BȲDLA
Noun: worshipper, cultivator.
BYFFAN
Verb: to mutter.
BYGE
Noun: curve, bend, angle, corner, turning; cone or apex (of a helmet); bosom; bay; exchange,
traffic, commerce, buying.
BYGEN
Noun: buying, purchase.
BȲGENDLIC
See (ge)bȳgendlic.
BYHT
Noun: dwelling, habitation, abode.

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BȲING
1. Noun: dwelling, habitation.
2. See bū (1).
BȲL
Noun: sore, bile, carbuncle; boil: blotch.
BYLDA
Noun: builder; householder.
BYLDAN
Verb: to build, construct; to fence; to encourage, animate, instigate, exhort, embolden; to
confirm.
BȲLE
Noun: sore, bile, sore, bile, carbuncle; boil; blotch.
BYLEDBRĒOST
Adjective: puff-breasted.
BYLGAN
Verb: to offend, bellow, vex; to anger.
BYLGESLEG
Noun: Bisley, in Gloucestershire.
BȲLIHT
Adjective: ulcerous.
BȲLIHTE
Adverb: in an ulcerous condition.
BYLLINC
Noun: cake.
BȲMERE
Noun: trumpeter.
BȲMESANGERE
Noun: trumpeter.
BȲMIAN
Verb: to sound or play on a trumpet.
BȲNE
Adjective: inhabited, occupied, cultivated.
BYRD
1. Noun: birth; origin.
2. Noun: burden.

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BYRDE
Adjective: well-born, rich, noble.
BYRDIAN
Verb: to bear.
BYRDICGE
Noun: embroideress.
BYRDING
Noun: embroidering.
BYRDISTRE
Noun: embroiderer.
BYRDLING
1. Noun: tortoise.
2. Noun: offspring.
BYRDNYS
Noun: state, condition, quality.
BYRDSCYPE
Noun: birth-ship, child-bearing.
BYRDTĪMA
Noun: time of birth.
BYRE
Noun: child, youth, descendant, son; mound; strong wind; time, period; opportunity;
occurrence.
BȲRE
Noun: hut, shed, hovel, byre, stall.
BYRELE
Noun: cup-bearer, butler, steward.
BYRELIAN
Verb: to give to drink, serve, pour out.
BYREN
1. Noun: she-bear.
2. See biren.
3. See bereӕrn.
4. See beren (1).
BYRES
Noun: graving-tool, chisel, file, awl, borer.

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BYRGA
Noun: security, surety, bail.
BYRGAN
See (ge)byrgan.
BYRGELS
Noun: burial-place, tomb, sepulchre.
BYRGELSLĒOĐ
Noun: epitaph.
BYRGELSSANG
Noun: epitaph, dirge.
BYRGEN
See (ge)byrgen.
BYRGEND
Noun: burier, grave-digger.
BYRGENLĒOĐ
Noun: epitaph; burial ode.
BYRGENSANG
Noun: burial song, epitaph, dirge.
BYRGENSTŌW
Noun: burying-place, cemetery.
BYRGERE
Noun: burier, corpse-bearer.
BYRGING
1. Noun: burial.
2. See birging.
BYRGLĒOÐ
Noun: epitaph, dirge.
BYRIAN
See (ge)byrian.
BYRIG
1. Noun: mulberry-tree.
2. See burg.
BYRIGBERGE
Noun: mulberry.
BYRIGNES

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1. Noun: burial; grave.

2. See birgnes.
BYRISANG
Noun: dirge.
BYRLA
Noun: trunk (of body); barrel or body (of a horse).
BYRNE
Noun: corset, coat of mail.
BYRNETE
Noun: barnacle.
BYRNHAM
Noun: corset, coat of mail.
BYRNSWEORD
Noun: flaming sword.
BYRNWIGA
Noun: soldier clothed in armour.
BYRNWĪGEND
Noun: soldier clothed in armour, corseted warrior.
BYRNWĪGENDE
Noun: mailed, clothed in armour.
BYRST
1. Noun: loss, defect, calamity, damage, injury, crash; failure.
2. Noun: (land-)slip.
3. Noun: bristle.
BYRSTENDE
Adjective: rugiens.
BYRSTFUL
Adjective: disastrous.
BYRSTIG
Adjective: broken, rugged.
BYRTŪN
Noun: Burton on Trent, in Stanfordshire.
BYRÐÐĪNENU
Noun: midwife.
BYRÐEN

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Noun: weight, burden, load, charge, duty; bundle.

BYRÐENDǢL
Noun: portion, share of a burden.
BYRÐENMǢLUM
Adverb: a heap at a time, by burdens.
BYRÐENMǢTE
Adjective: burdensome.
BYRÐENSTĀN
Noun: millstone.
BYRÐENSTRANG
Adjective: strong to bear burdens.
BYRÐESTRE
Noun: female bearer of children.
BYRÐINCEL
Noun: little burden.
BYRÐLING
Noun: child-birth; child-birth; carrier.
BYRĐRE
1. Noun: bearer, carrier, supporter.
2. Noun: child-bearer, mother.
BȲSTING
Noun: first milk of a cow after calving.
BȲTLA
Noun: builder, hammerer.
BYTLAN
See (ge)bytlan.
BYTLUNG
See (ge)bytlung.
BYTME
Noun: keel or bottom of a ship; head of a dale.
BYTMING
Noun: hold, keel of ship; ground-floor of the Ark.
BYTT
1. Noun: bottle, flagon, cask, tun, butt.
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BYTTEHLID
Noun: lid of a butt.
BYTTFYLLING
Noun: filling of casks or butts.
BȲWAN
Verb: to prepare, adorn, brighten; to furbish up, rub.
BYXEN
Adjective: made of boxwood.

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CÆCEPOL
Noun: tax gatherer.
CÆDMON
Noun: Caedmon.
CÆFESTER
Noun: halter, head-stall.
CÆFIAN
Verb: to embroider.
CÆFING
Noun: hair-ornament.
CÆFL
Noun: halter, muzzle, gag; bit.
CǢG
Noun: key; solution, explanation.
CǢGA
Noun: key; solution, explanation.
CǢGBORA
Noun: key-bearer, jailor.
CǢGHIORDE
Noun: keeper of keys, steward, gaoler.
CǢGLOCA
Noun: locked repository.
CÆLE
Noun: keel or bottom of a ship.
CÆPPE
Noun: priest’s garment, cap, cope, cape, hood.
CÆPSE
Noun: box.
CÆRSE
Noun: cress, water-cress.
CÆRSIHT
Adjective: full of cress, cressy.
CÆRSWILL
Noun: spring where cress grows.
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Adjective: active, quick, sharp, swift, prompt, nimble; strong, strenuous; brave, bold.
CĀFE
Adverb: quickly, promptly.
CĀFLIC
Adjective: bold.
CĀFLĪCE
Adverb: quickly, hastily, promptly; vigorously, stoutly; boldly, manfully.
CĀFNES
Noun: energy; promptness, alacrity.
CAFORTŪN
Noun: hall, vestibule; inclosure, residence, court.
CĀFSCIPE
Noun: energy; promptness, alacrity; boldness.
CALAN
Verb: to be or become cold.
CALC
1. Noun: shoe, little shoe, sandal.
2. See cealc.
CALCROND
Noun: shod, with shielding shoe.
CALDISC
Adjective: Chaldean.
CALDU
Noun: cold, coldness.
CĀLEND
Noun: month; beginning of month; span of life.
CĀLENDCWIDE
Noun: tale of days.
CALIC
Noun: chalice, calyx, goblet; cup.
CALLA
Noun: herald.
CALU
Adjective: callow; bare, bald, without hair.
CALWA

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Noun: disease which causes baldness, mange.
CALWERCLĪM
Noun: curds.
CĀMA
Noun: bit; muzzle, collar.
CAMB
Noun: comb; crest; honey-comb.
CAMBIHT
Adjective: combed, crested.
CAMEL
Noun: camel.
CAMMOC
Noun: umbelliferous plant, cammock, kex, fennel, cow weed or parsley; rest-harrow.
CAMP
Noun: bond, fetter, chain; conflict, contest, combat, battle, struggle, warfare; field, plain.
CAMPDŌM
Noun: warfare, military service.
CAMPEALDOR
Noun: commander, captain.
CAMPGEFĒRA
Noun: fellow-soldier, comrade-in-arms.
CAMPHĀD
Noun: warfare.
CAMPIAN
See (ge)campian.
CAMPLIC
Adjective: military.
CAMPRǢDEN
Noun: war, warfare, contest.
CAMPSTEDE
Noun: battle-field.
CAMPUNG
Noun: fighting, warfare, contest.
CAMPWǢPEN
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Noun: army, fighting-men, soldiers; host.
CAMPWĪG
Noun: combat, battle.
CAMPWĪSA
Noun: director of public games.
CAMPWUDU
Noun: shield.
CANANISC
Adjective: of Canaan.
CANC
See (ge)canc.
CANCELER
Noun: chancellor.
CANCER
Noun: cancer.
CANCERĀDL
Noun: cancer; canker.
CANCERWUND
Noun: cancerous wound.
CANCETTAN
Verb: to chatter, mock, deride; to cry out, laugh aloud or in a cackling manner.
CANCETUNG
Noun: boisterous laugh.
CANDEL
Noun: lamp, candle, lantern.
CANDELBORA
Noun: candle-bearer, acolyte, subdeacon, clerk.
CANDELBRYD
Noun: flat candlestick.
CANDELLĒOHT
Noun: candle-light.
CANDELMÆSSE
Noun: feast of the Purification, Candlemas.
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CANDELMÆSSEDÆG
Noun: Candlemas day.
CANDELSNȲTELS
Noun: candle-snuffers.
CANDELSTÆF
Noun: candle-staff or stick.
CANDELSTICCA
Noun: candlestick.
CANDELTRĒOW
Noun: candlestick with branches.
CANDELTWIST
Noun: pair of snuffers.
CANDELWĒOCE
Noun: candle-wick, torch.
CANDELWYRT
Noun: candlewort, mullein.
CANN
Noun: knowledge, cognizance; asseveration, averment; clearance.
CANNE
Noun: can, cup.
CANNON
Noun: reed, cane.
CANON
Noun: canon, rule.
CANONBŌC
Noun: book of canons.
CANONDŌM
Noun: canonship, office of a canon.
CANONIC
1. Noun: canon, prebendary.
2. Adjective: canonical.
CANONICLIC
Adjective: canonical.
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CANTAWARABURG
Noun: Canterbury.
CANTEL
Noun: support, buttress.
CANTELCĀP
Noun: sort of priest’s garment, cantel-cope.
CANTERCÆPPE
Noun: cope.
CANTERE
Noun: singer, one who sings the psalms in church.
CANTERSTÆF
Noun: chanter’s staff.
CANTIC
Noun: canticle, song.
CANTICSANG
Noun: song, canticle.
CANTWARAMÆGÐ
Noun: county of Kent; men of Kent.
CAPELLAN
Noun: chaplain.
CAPIAN
Verb: to look.
CAPITELHŪS
Noun: chapter-house.
CAPITOL
Noun: chapter, lesson; anthem.
CAPITOLMÆSSE
Noun: early or morning mass, first mass.
CAPPADONISC
Adjective: Cappadocian.
CAPUN
Noun: capon.
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Noun: prison, jail, house of correction.
CARCERNÐYSTRU
Noun: darkness of the prison.
CARCERNWEARD
Noun: jailor, prison-warder.
CARCIAN
Verb: to be anxious (about sth).
CARENDRE
Noun: province of Germany, duchy of Carinthia.
CARFUL
Adjective: careful, anxious, attentive, heedful, solicitous for, painstaking; sad, troubled;
troublesome.
CARFULLĪCE
Adverb: carefully, diligently.
CARFULNES
Noun: care, carefulness, anxiety, solicitude; curiosity.
CARGEALDOR
Noun: sorrowful song, dire or horrible enchantment.
CARGĒST
Noun: sad spirit, fearful ghost, devil.
CARIAN
Verb: to take care, be anxious or solicitous, regard, heed; to sorrow, be troubled; to care about,
be interested in.
CARICUM
Adjective: with dried figs.
CARIG
Adjective: sad, sorrowful, anxious, grievous, dire; wary, chary, pensive; wicked.
CARITED
Noun: province of Germany; the duchy of Carinthia; crown land of the Austrian empire.
CARL
Noun: churl, rustic man; man.
CARLĒAS
Adjective: careless, reckless, free.
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CARLĒAST
Noun: carelessness, freedom from care, security.
CARLESWǢN
Noun: the churl's wain, the constellation of the Great Bear.
CARLFUGOL
Noun: male or cock bird.
CARLĪCE
Adverb: wretchedly, miserably, sorrowfully.
CARLMANN
Noun: male, man.
CARR
Noun: scar; stone, rock; Charmoulh, in Dorsetshire.
CARSELD
Noun: place of care or sorrow.
CARSĪÐ
Noun: sad or sorrowful fortune; painful journey.
CARSORG
Noun: sad or sorrowful anxiety.
CARTAINA
Noun: Carthage.
CARTAINE
Noun: the Carthaginians.
CARTE
Noun: paper for writing on; document, deed; letter.
CARU
Noun: care, anxiety, interest, concern; sorrow, grief, trouble.
CARWYLM
Noun: agitation, sorrowful or anxious emotion.
CĀSERDŌM
Noun: imperial rule or sway.
CĀSERE
Noun: Cæsar, emperor.
CĀSERING
Noun: coin with Cæsar’s head on it, drachma.

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Adjective: imperial, Cæsar-like.
CĀSERN
Noun: empress.
CASSUC
Noun: hassock, sedge.
CASSUCEN
Adjective: overgrown with hassock.
CASSUCLĒAF
Noun: hassock or sedge leaves.
CASTEL
1. Noun: fort, castle; town, village; old British or Roman earthwork.
2. Noun: town, village, castle; old British or Roman earthwork.
CASTELBURG
Noun: fortified place.
CASTELMANN
Noun: townsman.
CASTELMEN
Noun: castle-men.
CASTELWEALL
Noun: city wall, rampart.
CASTELWEORC
Noun: castle-work or building.
CASTENERE
Noun: cabinet, chest.
CASUL
Noun: over-garment, cloak, cassock.
CĀSUS
Noun: (grammatical) case.
CATT
Noun: cat.
CATTE
Noun: she-cat.
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Noun: cabbage-leaf.
CAWELSǢD
Noun: cabbage-seed.
CAWELSTELA
Noun: cabbage-stalk or stem.
CAWELSTOC
Noun: cabbage-stalk.
CAWELWURM
Noun: caterpillar, cabbage-worm.
CAWL
1. Noun: basket.
2. Noun: herb, cole, colewort, cabbage, kale.
CĒAC
Noun: basin, laver, pitcher, jug; kettle, cauldron.
CĒACĀDL
Noun: ache in the jaw.
CĒACBĀN
Noun: cheek-bone, jaw.
CĒACBORA
Noun: jug or pitcher-bearer.
CĒACE
Noun: cheek, jaw, jawbone.
CEACE
Noun: trial, proof.
CĒACFUL
Adjective: jugful, pitcher full.
CEACGA
Noun: broom, gorse, furze.
CEAF
Noun: chaff.
CEAFFINC
Noun: chaffinch.
CEAFL
Noun: cheek, jaw, beak, snout, bill; jaw or cheek-bone.

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Noun: disease of the jaws.
CEAFOR
Noun: chafer, beetle.
CEAHHE
Noun: jackdaw, daw.
CEAHHETAN
Verb: to laugh loudly.
CEAHHETUNG
Noun: loud or cackling laughter, jesting.
CEALC
Noun: chalk, plaster, cement, lime; pebble, chalkstone.
CEALCACEASTER
Noun: the chalk city; Tadcaster, in Yorkshire.
CEALCCRUNDEL
Noun: chalk ravine.
CEALCHȲÐ
Noun: Challock, Chalk, in Kent.
CEALCPYT
Noun: chalkpit.
CEALCSĒAÐ
Noun: chalkpit.
CEALCSTĀN
Noun: chalk-stone, chalk.
CEALD
1. Adjective: cold, cool.
2. Noun: cold, coldness; what is cold.
CEALDE
Adverb: coldly.
CEALDHEORT
Adjective: cruel, unfeeling, cold-hearted.
CEALDIAN
Verb: to become cold.
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Noun: pressed curds, jelly of curds or whey.
CEALERBRĪW
Noun: pottage of curds.
CEALF
1. Noun: calf.
2. See ceafl.
CEALFHŪS
Noun: house of calves.
CEALFIAN
Verb: to calve.
CEALFLOCA
Noun: enclosure for calves.
CEALLIAN
Verb: to call, cry out, shout.
CĒAP
Noun: cattle; business, trade, bargain, traffic, sale, gain; purchase, payment; value, price;
property, possessions, goods, chattels, stock; market.
CĒAPCNIHT
Noun: bought servant, slave.
CĒAPDÆG
Noun: market-day.
CĒAPĒADIG
Adjective: rich in goods or cattle, wealthy.
CĒAPEALEÐEL
Noun: alehouse.
CĒAPGYLD
Noun: purchase or bargain money; market price; compensation, indemnity.
CĒAPIAN
See (ge)cēapian.
CĒAPLAND
Noun: purchased land.
CĒAPMAN
Noun: chapman, merchant, trader, market-man.
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CĒAPSCIP
Noun: trading vessel, merchant ship.
CĒAPSETL
Noun: toll-booth, seat of custom.
CĒAPSTEDE
Noun: market-place.
CĒAPSTŌW
Noun: market-place, market.
CĒAPSTRǢT
Noun: market-place, market.
CĒAPTOLN
Noun: toll on buying and selling.
CĒAPUNG
Noun: commerce, business, trade, traffic; marketing, buying.
CĒAPUNGGEMŌT
Noun: market, meeting for trade.
CEAR
Adjective: sorrowful, anxious, solicitous.
CEARCETUNG
Noun: crashing noise, gnashing, grinding, creaking.
CEARCIAN
Verb: to creak, gnash; to chirp.
CEARM
Noun: noise, clamour.
CEARRIGE
Noun: vehicle.
CEART
1. Noun: wild common land, chart.
2. See crӕt.
CEARWUND
Adjective: badly wounded.
CĒASBILL
Noun: club associated with philosophical dispute.
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CĒASLUNGER
Adjective: contentious, quick to quarrel.
CĒASNES
Noun: election, choice.
CĒAST
Noun: strife, contention, reproof, quarrelling, scandal; sedition; murmuring.
CEASTER
Noun: city, town; castle, fort; heaven; hell.
CEASTERÆSC
Noun: black hellebore.
CEASTERBŪEND
Noun: citizen, city-dweller.
CEASTERGEWARA
Noun: fellow-citizens.
CEASTERHERPAÐ
Noun: high road.
CEASTERHLID
Noun: city gate.
CEASTERHOF
Noun: city-dwelling.
CEASTERLĒOD
Noun: citizens, people of a city.
CEASTERNISC
Adjective: urban, municipal.
CEASTERSǢTAN
Noun: citizens, towns-folk.
CEASTERSCĪR
Noun: Cheshire.
CEASTERWARE
See (ge)ceasterware.
CEASTERWEALL
Noun: city wall.
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Noun: embroiderer, damask-weaver; city builder.
CEASTERWYRT
Noun: black hellebore.
CĒASTFUL
Adjective: contentious, quarrelsome; tumultuous.
CEAWANHLÆW
Noun: Cheawan low, Challow.
CĒCEL
1. Noun: cake.
2. See cecil.
CECIL
Noun: cooking-pot.
CECIN
Noun: board.
CEDARLAND
Noun: Kedar.
CEDELC
Noun: the herb mercury.
CEDER
Noun: cedar.
CEDERBĒAM
Noun: cedar-tree.
CEDERTRĒOW
Noun: cedar-tree.
CĒDRISC
Adjective: of cedar.
CEIR
Noun: cry, clamour.
CĒLAN
Verb: to be or become cold; to make cool, slake.
CELDE
Noun: spring.
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Noun: coriander.
CELEÐONIE
Noun: herb celandine, swallow-wort.
CĒLING
Noun: cooling, refreshing; cool place.
CELIS
Noun: foot-covering.
CELL
Noun: (monastic) cell.
CELLOD
Noun: embossed, beaked; round; hollow.
CELMERTMONN
Noun: hireling, hired servant.
CĒLNES
See (ge)cēlnes.
CEMBAN
See (ge)cemban.
CEMES
Noun: shirt.
CEMPA
Noun: warrior, soldier; champion.
CEMPESTRE
Noun: female warrior or soldier.
CĒN
Noun: pine, pine-torch; name of the rune for c.
CĒNE
1. Adjective: keen, brave, bold; royal; fierce, warlike; powerful; learned, clever.
2. Adverb: in warlike wise.
CENEP
Noun: moustache; a bit of a bridle; bristling with points.
CĒNLĪCE
Adverb: keenly, boldly, courageously, notably.
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Noun: parent.
CENNENDLIC
Adjective: genital, begetting.
CENNES
Noun: produce, what is produced; childbirth; nativity, birthday.
CENNESTRE
Noun: mother; one who has borne.
CENNING
1. Noun: producing, procreation; birth, parturition; declaration in court.
2. See cyning.
CENNINGSTĀN
Noun: testing or trying-stone.
CENNINGSTŌW
Noun: birthplace.
CENNINGTĪD
Noun: time of birth or bringing forth.
CĒNRĒD
Noun: Cenred.
CENT
Noun: county of Kent.
CENTAUR
Noun: centaur.
CENTAURIE
Noun: herb centaury.
CENTESCĪR
Noun: Kent.
CENTINGAS
Noun: Kentish men.
CENTISC
Adjective: Kentish, belonging to Kent.
CENTLAND
Noun: Kent.
CENTRĪCE
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Noun: centurion.
CENTWARE
Noun: inhabitants of Kent.
CĒNÐU
Noun: boldness.
CĒO
Noun: chough, jay, jackdaw, crow.
CEOD
Noun: bag, pouch.
CĒOL
Noun: ship, boat.
CEOLAS
Noun: cold winds, cold.
CEOLDRE
1. Noun: milk-pail.
2. See cealer.
CEOLE
Noun: throat, jowl; gorge, chasm, channel; beak of ship.
CEOLOR
Noun: throat; channel.
CĒOLÐEL
Noun: deck of a ship; ship.
CĒOLÐELU
Noun: deck of a ship; ship.
CEOLWÆRC
Noun: pain in the throat.
CEOLWALD
Noun: Ceolwald.
CEORFÆX
Noun: cutting axe.
CEORFAN
See (ge)ceorfan.
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Noun: scalpel, surgeon’s knife.
CEORIAN
See (ge)ceorian.
CEORIG
Adjective: complaining, querulous, bitter.
CEORL
Noun: churl, peasant, layman, countryman, husbandman, rustic, freeman of the lowest class;
poet; man, husband; noble man, hero.
CEORLǢS
Adjective: unmarried (of women).
CEORLBOREN
Adjective: low-born, not noble; common.
CEORLFOLC
Noun: common people, public.
CEORLIAN
See (ge)ceorlian.
CEORLISC
Adjective: common, rustic, peasant, plebeian, vulgar; churlish.
CEORLISCE
Adverb: as in the case of a ceorl.
CEORLISCNES
Noun: churlishness, vulgarity, rudeness, clownishness.
CEORLLIC
Adjective: common, belonging to the people generally, rustic.
CEORLLĪCE
Adverb: commonly, popularly, vulgarly.
CEORLMANN
Noun: freeman.
CEORLSTRANG
Adjective: manlike, strong as a man.
CEORRAN
Verb: to creak.
CEORTESĪG
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Noun: complaint, murmuring, grudging.
CĒOSAN
See (ge)cēosan.
CEOSEL
Noun: sand, gravel, shingle.
CEOSELBǢRE
Adjective: gravelly, shingly.
CEOSELSTĀN
Noun: sand-stone, gravel.
CEOSLEN
Adjective: gravelly, shingly.
CEOSLIG
Adjective: gravelly, shingly.
CEOSOL
Noun: gullet; maw.
2. See ceosel.
CĒOWAN
See (ge)cēowan.
CĒOWUNG
Noun: chewing.
CĒPAN
1. Verb: to take, seize; to seek after, look out for; to desire, await; to receive; to keep, bear,
guard; to watch, observe, attend, take heed, be on the look-out for a person; to avail oneself of; to
betake oneself to; to take to; to meditate; to regulate by.
2. Verb: to traffic, barter, buy, sell.
CĒPNIAN
Verb: to await eagerly.
CERDIC
Noun: Cerdic, founder of the West-Saxon kingdom.
CEREN
1. Noun: sort of wine, sweet or boiled wine.
2. See cyrin.
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1. Noun: chervil.
2. See cerfelle.
CERREDNES
Noun: turning, conversion.
CERTARE
Noun: charioteer.
CERUPHĪN
Noun: cherubim.
CETREHTA
Noun: Catterick.
CHOR
Noun: dance, choir (singers); church-choir (place).
CHORGLĒO
Noun: dance.
CĪAN
Noun: gills of a fish.
CICEN
Noun: chicken.
CICROPISC
Adjective: cyclopean.
CĪDAN
See (ge)cīdan.
CĪDERE
Noun: chider, one who quarrels.
CĪDUNG
Noun: chiding, reproving, rebuke.
CĪEGAN
See (ge)cīegan.
CIELE
Noun: cold, coldness, chill, frost.
CIELEGICEL
Noun: icicle.
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Noun: fire-pan or vessel; lamp.
CĪEPA
Noun: trader, merchant.
CĪEPEHŪS
Noun: storehouse.
CĪEPEMANN
Noun: trader, merchant.
CĪEPEÐING
Noun: merchandise, saleable things, goods, ware.
CĪEPING
Noun: marketing; trading, traffic; merchandise; market-place; market dues.
CĪEPLIC
Adjective: for sale, vendible.
CIERR
Noun: turn, change; time, occasion; business, affair.
CIERRAN
See (ge)cierran.
CIERRING
See (ge)cierring.
CĪFAN
Verb: to quarrel.
CIFES
Noun: concubine, harlot.
CIFESBOREN
Adjective: bastard, born of a concubine.
CIFESDŌM
Noun: fornication, concubinage.
CIFESGEMĀNA
Noun: fornication.
CIFESHĀD
Noun: adultery, fornication, concubinage, whoredom.
CĪGERE
Noun: one who calls.
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CILCT
Adjective: chalked.
CILD
Noun: child, infant; youth of gentle birth.
CILDAHYRDE
Noun: schoolmaster, herder or teacher of children.
CILDAMÆSSEDÆG
Noun: Childermas, Innocents’ Day.
CILDCLĀÐ
Noun: child or swaddling-cloth.
CILDCRADOL
Noun: child’s cradle.
CILDFARU
Noun: carrying of children.
CILDFĒDENDE
Adjective: nursing, child-feeding.
CILDFŌSTRE
Noun: child-fosterer, nurse.
CILDGEOGOÐ
Noun: childhood, infancy.
CILDGEONG
Adjective: youthful, infant.
CILDHĀD
Noun: childhood, infancy.
CILDHAMA
Noun: womb; after-birth.
CILDILD
Noun: childhood, infancy.
CILDISC
Adjective: childish, puerile.
CILDLIC
Noun: childish, young.
CILDSUNG
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Noun: cradle, child's cot.
CILIC
Noun: sack-cloth of hair.
CILLENISC
Adjective: of Cyllene, Cyllenian.
CILTERN
Noun: Chiltern, high hills in Buchinghamshire and Oxfordshire.
CILTERNSǢTE
Noun: occupants of the Chiltern district.
CIM
Noun: bases of a pillar.
CIMBALA
Noun: cymbal.
CIMBALGLĪWERE
Noun: cymbal-player.
CIMBAN
Verb: to join.
CIMBING
Noun: joint, commissure, conjunction.
CIMBĪREN
Noun: edge or joining-iron, clamp.
CIMBSTĀN
Noun: base, pedestal.
CĪNAN
Verb: to gape, yawn; to crack, break into chinks.
CINBĀN
Noun: chin or jaw-bone; jaw.
CINBERG
Noun: cheek-guard, defence of the chin or cheek.
CINCUNG
Noun: loud or boisterous laughter.
CINE
1. Noun: folded sheet of parchment, diploma.
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CINEHT
Adjective: full of cracks.
CINGESTŪN
Noun: Kingston.
CINN
1. Noun: chin.
2. See cynn (1).
CINNAN
I. Verb: to gape, yawn.
II. Verb: to generate, procreate.
CINTŌÐ
Noun: front tooth, grinder.
CĪPE
Noun: onion.
CĪPELĒAC
Noun: leek.
CIPERSEALF
Noun: henna-ointment.
CIPP
1. Noun: log, trunk; coulter, plough-share; weaver’s beam.
2. See cēap.
CIPPANHAM
Noun: Chippenham, Wilts.
CIRCE
Noun: Circe the sorceress.
CIRCEWĪCA
Noun: church-dwelling, sacristy.
CIRCIAN
Verb: to roar.
CIRCOLWYRDE
Noun: computer, calculator, reckoner; mathematician.
CIRCUL
Noun: circle; cycle, zodiac.
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CIRCWYRHTA
Noun: church-builder.
CIRENCEASTER
Noun: Cirencester.
CIRICǢW
Noun: marriage to the church (as when one takes orders).
CIRICBELLE
Noun: church-bell.
CIRICBŌC
Noun: church-book.
CIRICBŌT
Noun: repair of churches.
CIRICBRǢC
Noun: church-breaking, sacrilege.
CIRICBRYCE
Noun: church-breach, sacrilege.
CIRICDOR
Noun: church-door.
CIRICDURU
Noun: church-door.
CIRICE
Noun: church, religious community, congregation; temple.
CIRICEND
Noun: ecclesiastic.
CIRICFÆT
Noun: chalice.
CIRICFRIÐ
Noun: church-peace, right of sanctuary; penalty for breach of the right.
CIRICFULTUM
Noun: church or ecclesiastical support.
CIRICGANG
Noun: going to church; purification, churching.
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Adjective: zealous or diligent in church-going.
CIRICGERIHT
Noun: church-due.
CIRICGRIÐ
Noun: church-peace; right of sanctuary; penalty for breach of the right.
CIRICHĀD
Noun: order of the church.
CIRICHĀLGUNG
Noun: consecration of a church.
CIRICHATA
Noun: enemy of the church, persecutor.
CIRICHEGE
Noun: churchyard.
CIRICHYLL
Noun: hill near a church or on which a church stands.
CIRICLAND
Noun: land belonging to a church.
CIRICLIC
Adjective: ecclesiastical, like a church.
CIRICMǢRSUNG
Noun: dedication of a church.
CIRICMANGUNG
Noun: church-mongering, simony.
CIRICMITTA
Noun: church measure (of ale).
CIRICNĒOD
Noun: requirements of the church.
CIRICNYTT
Noun: church service or duty.
CIRICRAGU
Noun: church-lichen or moss.
CIRICRĒN
Noun: sacrilege, church-robbery.
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Noun: hymn; church-singing.
CIRICSANGERE
Noun: church-singer.
CIRICSCEAT
Noun: church money, rate or tax, church-due at Martinmas.
CIRICSCEATWEORC
Noun: work connected with the grain given as church-scot.
CIRICSŌCN
Noun: church-privilege, sanctuary; territory of a church; attendance at church.
CIRICSTEALL
Noun: site of a church.
CIRICSTEDE
Noun: church-stead or site.
CIRICTĪD
Noun: time of service in a church.
CIRICTŪN
Noun: church-inclosure or yard, cemetery.
CIRICÐĒN
Noun: minister of a church, clergyman.
CIRICÐĒNUNG
Noun: church service or duty.
CIRICÐING
Noun: object belonging to a church.
CIRICÐINGERE
Noun: priest.
CIRICWÆCCE
Noun: church-watch or wake, vigil.
CIRICWǢD
Noun: vestment.
CIRICWĀG
Noun: church-wall.
CIRICWARU
Noun: church-congregation.
CIRICWEARD
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Noun: road to a church.
CIRISBĒAM
Noun: cherry-tree.
CIRLIC
1. Noun: charlock.
2. See ciriclic.
CIRM
Noun: noise, shout, uproar, clamour; outcry.
CIRMAN
Verb: to make a noise, call, cry, cry out, shriek.
CIRPS
Adjective: curly.
CIRPSIAN
Verb: to crisp, curl.
CĪS
Adjective: fastidious, squeamish; nice in eating.
CISERÆPPEL
Noun: dried fig; cherry.
CĪSNES
Noun: fastidiousness, squeamishness; choiceness, niceness.
CISSECEASTER
Noun: Cissa’s city, Chichester.
CIST
1. Noun: chest, coffer, casket, coffin; sheath; rush basket; horn.
2. See cyst (1).
CISTEL
Noun: chestnut, chestnut-tree.
CISTENBĒAM
Noun: chestnut-tree.
CĪSTMĒLUM
Adverb: earnestly, emulously.
CITEL
Noun: kettle, cauldron, brazen or copper pot.
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CITELHRŪM
Noun: kettle-soot.
CITELIAN
Verb: to tickle.
CITELUNG
Noun: tickling.
CITELWYLLE
Noun: bubbling spring.
CITERE
Noun: harp.
CĪĐ
Noun: seed, germ, shoot, sprout, sprig; mote.
CĪÐFÆST
Adjective: well-rooted; growing.
CLACU
Noun: harm, hurt, injury.
CLADERSTICCA
Noun: rattle-stick.
CLÆCLĒAS
Adjective: harmless, uninjured; innocent, free from evil.
CLÆDUR
Noun: clatter; clapper, drum, rattle.
CLǢFERWYRT
Noun: cliver-wort.
CLǢFRE
Noun: cliver, trefoil.
CLǢG
Noun: clay.
CLǢIG
Adjective: clayey.
CLǢMAN
See (ge)clǣman.
CLǢMING
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Verb: to press, pinch.
CLÆMNES
Noun: torture, pain, pang; pressure.
CLǢNE
1. Adjective: clean; innocent, pure, chaste; unencumbered, unfettered; hallowed; honourable;
clear, open; true; acute, sagacious, intellectual.
2. Adverb: clean, purely; clearly; fully, entirely.
CLǢNGEORN
Adjective: yearning after purity, desirous of cleanliness; celibate.
CLǢNHEORT
Adjective: pure in heart.
CLǢNLIC
Adjective: pure; splendid, excellent.
CLǢNLĪCE
Adverb: purely, cleanly; clearly; entirely.
CLǢNMŌD
Adjective: pure of heart.
CLǢNNES
Noun: cleanness, purity, chastity, modesty.
CLǢNSERE
Noun: cleanser, purifier; priest.
CLǢNSIAN
See (ge)clǣnsian.
CLǢNSUNG
See (ge)clǣnsung.
CLǢNSUNGDÆG
Noun: day for purging.
CLǢNSUNGDRENC
Noun: cleansing-drink, purgative.
CLÆPPAN
Verb: to clap, beat, palpitate, throb; to move.
CLÆPPETTAN
Verb: to palpitate, throb.
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CLǢSINGHANGRA
Noun: clay-hanger or Claybury.
CLĀM
Noun: paste, mortar, clay, mud; bandage, chain, net, fold; poultice.
CLAMM
Noun: bond, fetter, clasp; pledge; bandage, chain, net; prison; grip, grasp.
CLANGETTUNG
Noun: clangour.
CLĀTACROP
Noun: bur, burdock, clovers.
CLĀTE
Noun: bur, burdock, goose-grass, clovers.
CLATRUNG
Noun: noise, clattering; drum, rattle.
CLĀÐ
Noun: cloth, covering, sail; clothes, garment.
CLĀÐFLYHTE
Noun: patch.
CLĀÐWĒOCE
Noun: wick of cloth.
CLĀWAN
Verb: to claw.
CLĀWIAN
Verb: to claw, scratch.
CLAWU
Noun: claw, hoof, nail; hook; (pl.) pincers.
CLĀWUNG
Noun: griping pain.
CLEAC
Noun: stepping-stone.
CLEACIAN
Verb: to hurry, go nimble.
CLEMMAN
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CLENCAN
Verb: to clench, constrict, bind together, hold fast.
CLENGAN
Verb: to adhere, remain; to exhilarate.
CLEOFA
Noun: chamber, cell, den, cave; cellar.
CLĒOFAN
Verb: to cleave, split, separate.
CLEOFESHOO
Noun: Clif, near Rochester.
CLEOFIAN
Verb: to adhere, stick, cleave.
CLĒOFUNG
Noun: cleaving.
CLĒOT
Noun: cleat.
CLERIC
Noun: clerk, clergyman, deacon, priest; educated person.
CLERICHĀD
Noun: condition of a clerk, clerical order or office, priesthood.
CLERICMANN
Noun: clerk.
CLEWEÐA
Noun: clawing, scratching; itch.
CLIBBOR
Adjective: sticky, clinging, adhesive.
CLIDREN
Noun: clatter, noise.
CLIEWE
Noun: clew, ball of thread or yarn; anything that is globular, circlet.
CLĪEWEN
Noun: clew, ball of thread or yarn, skein; sphere, ball; group, mass.
CLIF
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Verb: to cleave; to adhere.
CLIFE
Noun: burdock.
CLIFER
Noun: claw, talon.
CLIFERFĒTE
Adjective: cloven-footed.
CLIFHLĒP
Noun: cliff-leap, plunge to ruin.
CLIFIAN
See (ge)clifian.
CLIFIG
Adjective: cliffy, steep.
CLIFIHT
Adjective: cliffy, steep.
CLIFIHTIG
Adjective: cliffy, steep.
CLIFRIAN
Verb: to claw, scratch, scarify.
CLIFRUNG
Noun: clawing; claw, talon.
CLIFSTĀN
Noun: rock, rough stone.
CLIFWYRT
Noun: cliff or water-wort, foxglove, burdock.
CLIMBAN
Verb: to climb.
CLINCIG
Adjective: rough, shrivelled with heat or cold.
CLINGAN
Verb: to wither, pine, shrink; to cling, stick close.
CLIPIAN
See (ge)clipian.
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Adjective: vocalic, making a vocal sound; vocative (gram.).
CLIPOL
Adjective: sounding, vocal; vocalic.
CLIPUNG
See (ge)clipung.
CLIPUR
Noun: clapper of a bell.
CLĪSTŪN
Noun: Clist or Clyst, near Exeter.
CLITE
Noun: herb coltsfoot.
CLIÐA
Noun: plaster, poultice, salve.
CLIÐE
Noun: burdock.
CLIÐWYRT
Noun: clovers.
CLOCCETTAN
Verb: to beat, palpitate, throb.
CLOCCIAN
Verb: to make a noise, cluck, sigh.
CLODHAMER
Noun: fieldfare.
CLOFE
Noun: buckle.
CLOP
Noun: rock.
CLOTT
Noun: mass, lump.
CLUCGE
Noun: bell, small bell.
CLŪD
Noun: rock, mass of stone; hill.
CLŪDIG
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CLUFEHTE
Adjective: bulbous, bulbed.
CLUFÐUNG
Noun: crowfoot; vegetable poison.
CLUFU
Noun: tuber, bulb, ear of corn, clove of garlic.
CLUFWYRT
Noun: herb buttercup.
CLUMMIAN
Verb: to murmur, mumble, mutter.
CLŪS
Noun: enclosure, close, narrow passage, defile; bar, bolt; prison, cell, closet.
CLŪSTOR
Noun: enclosure, cloister, prison, cell; lock, barrier, bar.
CLŪSTORCLEOFA
Noun: prison-chamber, cell.
CLŪSTORLOC
Noun: prison; lock, bar.
CLŪT
Noun: small piece of cloth, clout, patch; piece of metal, plate.
CLYCCAN
See (ge)clyccan.
CLYFIGENDEĀDL
Noun: joint-disease, gout.
CLYMMIAN
Verb: to climb, ascend.
CLYMPRE
Noun: lump of metal.
CLYNE
Noun: mass, lump of metal; ball.
CLYNNAN
Verb: to sound, resound, ring; to knock.
CLYPNES
Noun: embrace.
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CLYPP
Noun: embracing, embrace.
CLYPPAN
See (ge)clyppan.
CLYPPING
Noun: embracing, embrace.
CLȲSAN
Verb: to close, shut; to enclose, confine, imprison.
CLYSTER
Noun: cluster, bunch, branch.
CLȲSUNG
Noun: closing; enclosure, cloister, apartment, closet; bar; conclusion of a sentence, clause, period.
CNÆPLING
Noun: youth, boy, stripling.
CNÆPP
Noun: top, summit; cop, knop; fibula, button.
CNAFA
Noun: child, youth; knave; servant.
CNĀWAN
Verb: to know, perceive; to acknowledge; to declare.
CNĀWELǢCING
Noun: acknowledgement.
CNĀWING
Noun: knowledge, knowing.
CNĀWLǢC
Noun: acknowledgement.
CNEARR
Noun: small ship, galley.
CNĒATIAN
See (ge)cnēatian.
CNĒATUNG
Noun: search, investigation, inquisition, inquiry; debate, dispute.
CNEDAN
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Verb: to attribute to, assign to, load with; to give; to carry out; to call, exalt.
CNĒOEHT
Adjective: knotty.
CNEORDLǢCAN
See (ge)cneordlǣcan.
CNEORDLIC
Adjective: diligent, zealous; earnest.
CNEORDLĪCE
Adverb: diligently, zealously; earnestly.
CNEORDNES
See (ge)cneordnes.
CNĒORIFT
Noun: napkin; kneehose.
CNĒORISBŌC
Noun: Genesis, book of genealogy.
CNĒORISN
Noun: generation, posterity, race, tribe, family; nation.
CNĒOSĀR
Noun: pain in the knee.
CNĒOW
Noun: knee; generation, relationship.
CNĒOWBĪGUNG
Noun: kneeling, genuflexion.
CNĒOWEDE
Adjective: having big knees.
CNĒOWGEBED
Noun: prayer on one’s knees.
CNĒOWHOLEN
Noun: kneeholm, butcher’s broom.
CNĒOWIAN
Verb: to know carnally; to bend the knee, kneel.
CNĒOWLIAN
Verb: to kneel.
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Noun: relation, kinsman, ancestor.
CNĒOWRĪM
Noun: progeny, family, number of kin.
CNĒOWSIBB
Noun: generation, race.
CNĒOWUNG
Noun: kneeling, genuflexion.
CNĒOWWÆRC
Noun: pain in the knees.
CNĒOWWYRST
Noun: knee-joint.
CNĪDAN
Verb: to beat.
CNĪF
Noun: knife.
CNIHT
Noun: knight; youth, boyhood; servant, follower, retainer, attendant, disciple, scholar; warrior;
boy; junior member of a guild.
CNIHTCILD
Noun: male child, boy.
CNIHTGEBEORÐOR
Noun: child-birth or bearing.
CNIHTGEONG
Adjective: youthful.
CNIHTHĀD
Noun: knighthood; puberty, youth, boyhood, (male) virginity; unmarried state, celibacy.
CNIHTIUGOÐ
Noun: youth, boyhood.
CNIHTLĒAS
Adjective: knightless, without an attendant.
CNIHTLIC
Adjective: childish, boyish.
CNIHTÐĒAW
Noun: boyish habit.
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CNIHTWĪSE
Noun: youthwise, boyishness.
CNISSAN
Verb: to press, toss, strike, dash, crash (together), beat, hew to pieces; to overcome; to overwhelm,
oppress.
CNŌDAN
See (ge)cnōdan.
CNOLL
Noun: knoll; summit, cop, hill-top.
CNOP
Noun: button, knob.
CNŌSL
Noun: race, kin, family, stock, progeny, offspring; native country.
CNOSSIAN
Verb: to beat, strike, hit upon, dash.
CNOTMǢLUM
Adverb: briefly, summarily, cursorily.
CNOTTA
Noun: knot, fastening; difficulty, knotty point, puzzle.
CNUCIAN
See (ge)cnucian.
CNŪIAN
Verb: to knock, pound.
CNUT
Noun: Cnut, Danish king of England.
CNYCCAN
See (ge)cnyccan.
CNYLL
Noun: sound or signal of a bell, knell.
CNYLLAN
See (ge)cnyllan.
CNYSSAN
See (ge)cnyssan.
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Noun: striking, stroke.
CNYTTAN
See (ge)cnyttan.
CNYTTELS
Noun: string, thong, sinew.
CŌC
Noun: cook.
COCC
Noun: cock, male bird.
COCCEL
Noun: cockle, darnel, tares.
COCER
Noun: case, quiver, sheath; spear, sword.
CŌCERPANNE
Noun: cooking or frying-pan.
CŌCNUNG
Noun: seasoning; things cooked, pies.
CŌCORMETE
Noun: seasoned food.
COCRŌD
Noun: clearing for netting woodcocks.
CODD
Noun: cod, husk; bag, sack; scrotum.
CODDÆPPEL
1. Noun: quince.
2. See godӕppel.
CODIC
Noun: lapsana, charlock.
COFA
Noun: chamber, den, cave, inner room, repository; closet, ark.
COFANTRĒO
Noun: Coventry, Warwickshire.
CŌFERFLŌD
Noun: river Chebar; sea of Galilee.
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COFINCEL
Noun: little chamber; hand-mill.
COHHETAN
Verb: to make a noise, bluster, cough.
COITEMÆRE
Noun: boiled wine.
CŌL
Adjective: cool, cold; calm, tranquil.
COL
Noun: coal.
CŌLIAN
See (ge)cōlian.
COLIANDRE
Noun: coriander.
COLLA
Noun: strife, rage.
COLLECTA
Noun: collect.
COLLENFERHÐ
Adjective: proud, elated, fierce-minded, bold of spirit; gold.
COLLONCROH
Noun: water-lily, nymphæa.
COLMĀSE
Noun: coal or tit-mouse.
COLN
1. Noun: river Colne.
2. Noun: pebble stone.
CŌLNE
Adjective: pertaining to coals.
COLNECEASTER
Noun: Colchester.
CŌLNES
Noun: coolness, cool air, breeze.
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Noun: coal-pit.
COLSWEART
Adjective: coal-black.
COLT
Noun: colt.
COLTETRÆPPE
Noun: plant name, caltrop.
COLTGRÆG
Noun: coltsfoot, plant.
COLÐRǢD
Noun: plumb-line, coal or blackened thread.
COLUDESBURH
Noun: Colud’s city.
COLUMBA
Noun: Irish priest, apostle of the Highlands.
COLUMNE
Noun: columna.
COMĒTA
Noun: comet.
COMMUNIA
Noun: psalm sung at Eucharist.
COMPGIM
Noun: precious gem.
CONECEASTER
Noun: Caster.
CONSOLDE
Noun: herb comfrey.
CONSTANTĪNUS
Noun: Constantine, the great Roman emperor.
CONSUL
Noun: consul.
COORTA
Noun: band of soldiers, cohort.
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Noun: cope, outer garment worn by priests.
COPEL
Adjective: unsteady, rocking.
CŌPENERE
Noun: lover.
COPER
Noun: copper.
COPIAN
Verb: to plunder, pillage; to steal.
COPP
Noun: top, summit; cup, vessel.
COPPED
Adjective: topped; lopped, polled.
CORDEWĀNERE
Noun: shoemaker, cordwainer.
COREN
See (ge)coren.
CORENBĒG
Noun: crown.
CORENNES
See (ge)corennes.
CORENSCIPE
See (ge)corenscipe.
CORFESGEAT
Noun: Corfgate.
CORFLIAN
Verb: to mince.
CORINTISC
Adjective: Corinthian.
CORN
Noun: corn; grain, seed, berry; cornlike pimple.
CORNÆSCEDA
Noun: chaff, corn-sweepings.
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CORNBǢRE
Adjective: corn-bearing.
CORNBERENDE
Adjective: corn-bearing.
CORNCĪÐ
Noun: increase, growth of grain.
CORNGEBROT
Noun: remnant of corn, corn dropped in carrying.
CORNGESǢLIG
Adjective: rich in corn.
CORNGESCEOT
Noun: payment in corn.
CORNHŪS
Noun: granary, corn-house.
CORNHWICCE
Noun: corn-bin or chest.
CORNLĀD
Noun: leading of corn.
CORNSǢD
Noun: grain of corn.
CORNTĒOÐUNG
Noun: tithe of corn.
CORNTRĒOW
Noun: cornel-tree.
CORNTROG
Noun: corn-trough or bin, vessel for cleansing grains of corn.
CORNWEAL
Noun: Cornwall.
CORNWEALAS
Noun: Cornishmen, inhabitants of Cornwall.
CORNWURMA
Noun: scarlet dye, purple colour.
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Noun: cloth for covering the Host.
CORSNǢD
Noun: piece of consecrated bread which an accused person swallowed as a test of innocence.
CORÐOR
Noun: troop, band, multitude, company, throng, retinue, body, train; pomp.
CORÐR
Noun: whisk.
COSHĀM
Noun: Corsham.
COSP
Noun: bond, fetter, rope, cord.
COSS
Noun: kiss, embrace.
COSSETUNG
Noun: kissing.
COSSIAN
Verb: to kiss.
COST
1. Noun: option, choice, possibility; way, manner, condition; herb costmary, tansy.
2. See (ge)cost.
COSTERE
Noun: tempter.
COSTIAN
See (ge)costian.
COSTIGEND
Noun: tempter.
COSTNUNGSTŌW
Noun: place of temptation.
COSTUNG
See (ge)costung.
COT
Noun: cot; cottage, den, bed-chamber; house.
COTE
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Noun: village, hamlet, manor; dwelling.
COTSETLA
Noun: cottager.
COTSTŌW
Noun: site of cottages.
COTTUC
Noun: mallow.
COÐA
Noun: disease, sickness, pestilence.
COÐIG
Adjective: diseased.
COÐLĪCE
Adverb: ill, badly, miserably.
COÐU
Noun: disease, sickness, pestilence.
CRĀ
Noun: croaking.
CRABBA
Noun: crab, crayfish; Cancer (sign of the zodiac).
CRACELUNG
Noun: sound made by storks, ratting.
CRĀCETTAN
Verb: to croak.
CRĀCETUNG
Noun: croaking.
CRACGELĀD
Noun: Cricklade.
CRACIAN
Verb: to sound, resound, crack.
CRADOL
Noun: cradle, cot.
CRADOLCILD
Noun: infant, cradle-child.
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Noun: art, craft, skill, ability, talent, virtue, calling, excellence; knowledge, faculty; handicraft,
work or product of art; physical strength, power, might, courage; instrument, machine, engine;
deceit, trick, fraud, stratagem, artifice, cunning; in pl. great numbers, hosts.
CRÆFTAN
See (ge)cræftan.
CRÆFTBŌC
Noun: commentary.
CRÆFTGLĒAW
Adjective: skilful, wise, sage-minded.
CRÆFTIG
1. Adjective: crafty, skilful, ingenious, cunning, virtuous; strong, powerful; learned; knowing a
craft, scientific; instructive.
2. Noun: strength.
CRÆFTIGA
Noun: craftsman, workman; artist, artificer; architect.
CRÆFTIGLĪCE
Adverb: skilfully, ingeniously, cunningly.
CRÆFTLĒAS
Adjective: artless, unskilful; simple, inexpert, innocent.
CRÆFTLIC
Adjective: artificial; skilful, skilled.
CRÆFTLĪCE
Adverb: craftily, skilfully, cunningly.
CRÆFTSPRǢC
Noun: scientific language.
CRÆFTWYRC
Noun: skilled workmanship.
CRÆT
Noun: cart, chariot, wagon.
CRÆTEHORS
Noun: cart-horse.
CRÆTWǢN
Noun: chariot, wain.
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Verb: to crave; to ask, demand, implore, summon.
CRAFING
Noun: claim, demand.
CRAMMIAN
See (ge)crammian.
CRAMMINGPOHHA
Noun: viscarium, bag crammed with ill-gotten gains.
CRAMPIHT
Adjective: crumpled, wrinkled.
CRAMPUL
Noun: crane-pool.
CRAN
Noun: crane.
CRANC
Noun: chronicle.
CRANCSTÆF
Noun: crank, weaving implement.
CRANG
Adjective: dead, killed.
CRANIC
Noun: chronicle, record.
CRANICWRĪTERE
Noun: chronicler, chronographer.
CRANOC
Noun: crane.
CRĀWA
Noun: crow, raven.
CRĀWAN
See (ge)crāwan.
CRĀWANLĒAC
Noun: crow-garllic.
CRĀWE
Noun: crow, raven.
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CRĒAS
Adjective: fine, elegant; dainty.
CRĒASLIC
Adjective: dainty; rich.
CRĒASNES
Noun: fineness, elegance; elation; pride, presumption.
CRĒCAS
Noun: the Greeks.
CRECCA
Noun: creek; bay, wharf.
CRĒCISC
Adjective: Greek, Grecian.
CRĒDA
Noun: creed, belief, confession of faith.
CREDIC
Noun: bowl, cream dish.
CRENCESTRE
Noun: female weaver; spinster.
CRĒODAN
Verb: to crowd, press, drive.
CRĒOPAN
See (ge)crēopan.
CRĒOPERE
Noun: cripple; creeper.
CRĒOPUNG
Noun: creeping.
CRIBB
Noun: crib, bed, stall; couch.
CRIDIANTŪN
Noun: Crediton.
CRĪGAN
Verb: to bubble up.
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Noun: kind of shoe, cothurnus; derision.
CRING
Noun: downfall, slaughter.
CRINGAN
See (ge)cringan.
CRINGWRACU
Noun: torment, deadly punishment.
CRIPPAN
Verb: to bend, close (hand), crook (finger).
CRISMA
Noun: chrism, holy oil; chrisome-cloth; anointing.
CRISMAL
Noun: chrisum-cloth.
CRISMCLĀÐ
Noun: headband, chrism-cloth.
CRISMHĀLGUNG
Noun: consecration of the chrism.
CRISMLĪSING
Noun: chrism-loosing, loosing of the chrismale, confirmation.
CRISMSMYRELS
Noun: anointment with holy oil.
CRĪST
Noun: Christ.
CRISTALLA
Noun: crystal; herb flea-wort.
CRISTALLISC
Adjective: of crystal.
CRĪSTELMǢLBĒAM
Noun: tree surmounted by a cross, upright shaft of a cross.
CRĪSTEN
1. Adjective: Christian.
2. Noun: Christian.
CRĪSTENA
Noun: Christian.

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Noun: Christianity, Christian faith; the church.
CRĪSTENLIC
Adjective: Christian.
CRĪSTENMANN
Noun: Christian.
CRĪSTENNES
Noun: Christianity; Christian baptism.
CRISTESBŌC
Noun: Christ’s book, the Gospel.
CRĪSTESMǢL
Noun: cross; sign of the cross.
CRĪSTESMÆSSE
Noun: Christmas.
CRĪSTLIC
Adjective: Christian.
CRĪSTNERE
Noun: catechist.
CRĪSTNIAN
See (ge)crīstnian.
CRĪSTNUNG
Noun: christening, baptizing.
CROCC
Noun: vessel, crock, pot, pitcher, flagon, little jug.
CROCCA
Noun: vessel, crock, pot, pitcher, earthenware.
CROCCHWER
Noun: earthen pot, kettle.
CROCED
See (ge)croced.
CROCSCEARD
Noun: potsherd.
CROCWYRHTA
Noun: potter, crockworker.
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CROFT
Noun: small field, croft.
CROG
Noun: saffron.
CRŌG
Noun: vessel, crock, pot, pitcher.
CRŌGCYNN
Noun: kind of vessel, wine-jar.
CRŌH
1. Noun: shoot, twig, tendril.
2. See crōg.
CROMPHET
Noun: placenta; flat cake, crumpet.
CROPLĒAC
Noun: garlic.
CROPP
Noun: cluster, bunch; sprout, berry, ear of corn; flower; crop (of a bird); kidney, pebble.
CROPPIHT
Adjective: clustered, croppy.
CRŪC
Noun: cross.
CRŪCE
Noun: cruse, pot, pitcher, waterpot.
CRUCETHŪS
Noun: torture or torment chamber.
CRUFT
Noun: vault, crypt, hollow place under the ground.
CRUFTE
Noun: crypt, vault, hollow place under the ground.
CRUMA
Noun: fragment, crumb.
CRUMB
Adjective: crooked, bent, stooping.
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CRŪSE
Noun: cruse.
CRŪSENE
Noun: fur coat.
CRŪTLAND
Noun: Crowland or Croyland.
CRYCC
Noun: crutch, staff.
CRYCCEN
Adjective: made of clay, earthen.
CRYMBIG
Adjective: crooked.
CRYMBING
Noun: bend, curvature, inclination.
CRYPEL
1. Noun: crippel; narrow passage, den, burrow, drain.
2. Adjective: crippled.
CRYPELGEAT
Noun: small opening in a wall or fence.
CRYPELNES
Noun: paralysis, crippleness, lameness.
CRYPPAN
See (ge)cryppan.
CŪ
Noun: cow.
CUBIT
Noun: cubit.
CŪBUTERE
Noun: cow’s butter.
CŪBȲRE
Noun: cow-byre or shed.
CŪCEALF
Noun: cow’s calf.
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2. See cucler.
CUCLER
Noun: spoon, spoonful; half a drachm.
CUCLERMǢL
Noun: spoonful.
CUCUMIS
Noun: cucumber.
CUCURBITE
Noun: gourd.
CUDELE
Noun: cuttlefish.
CŪĒAGE
Noun: eye of a cow.
CŪEMESA
Noun: cow’s dung.
CUFEL
Noun: cowl; head dress, hood, cap.
CUGLE
Noun: cowl; head-covering, hood, cap.
CŪHORN
Noun: cow’s horn.
CŪHYRDE
Noun: cowherd.
CULFER
Noun: pigeon, dove, culver.
CULMILLE
Noun: small centaury.
CULPA
Noun: fault, sin.
CULPE
Noun: fault, sin.
CULPIAN
Verb: to humble oneself, cringe; to humiliate.
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CUMA
Noun: comer, stranger, guest.
CUMAN
See (ge)cuman.
CUMB
Noun: valley, hollow among hills, comb; liquid measure.
CUMBERLAND
Noun: Cumberland.
CUMBOL
Noun: sign, ensign, military standard, banner.
CUMBOLGEBREC
Noun: battle, crash of banners.
CUMBOLGEHNĀST
Noun: battle, crash of banners.
CUMBOLHAGA
Noun: compact rank, phalanx.
CUMBOLHETE
Noun: warlike hate.
CUMBOLWĪGA
Noun: warrior, soldier.
CUMENDRE
Noun: sponsor, godmother.
CŪMEOLUC
Noun: cow’s milk.
CUMERE
Noun: Cumbrians.
CUMFEORM
Noun: entertainment for travellers.
CŪMICGE
Noun: cow’s urine.
CŪMIGOÐA
Noun: cow’s urine.
CUMLĪÐE
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Verb: to be a guest; to lodge, to receive as a guest.
CUMLĪÐNES
Noun: hospitality; sojourn as guest.
CUMMĀSE
Noun: coal-titmouse, kind of bird.
CUMPÆDER
Noun: godfather.
CUMUL
Noun: wound, swelling, sign or evidence of disease.
CUNEGLÆSSE
Noun: herb hound’s-tongue.
CUNELLE
Noun: wild thyme.
CUNNAN
See (ge)cunnan.
CUNNERE
Noun: temper.
CUNNIAN
See (ge)cunnian.
CUNNUNG
Noun: knowledge; trial, proof, probation, experiment, experience; contact, carnal knowledge.
CUOPEL
Noun: small boat, coble.
CUPPE
Noun: cup, small drinking vessel.
CURMEALLE
Noun: centaury.
CURS
Noun: curse, malediction, imprecatory prayer.
CURSIAN
Verb: to curse.
CURSUMBOR
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CŪSC
Adjective: chaste, modest; virtuous; pure, clean.
CŪSCOTE
Noun: wood-pigeon, ring-dove.
CŪSEALF
Noun: suet, fat.
CŪSLOPPE
Noun: cowslip.
CŪTÆGL
Noun: tail of a cow.
CŪTER
Noun: resin, chewing gum.
CŪÐ
See (ge)cūð.
CŪÐA
Noun: one known, acquaintance, relative, familiar friend.
CŪÐE
Adverb: clearly, plainly.
CŪÐEMEN
Noun: relations.
CŪÐIAN
See (ge)cūðian.
CŪÐLǢCAN
See (ge)cūðlǣcan.
CŪÐLIC
Adjective: known; certain, evident.
CŪÐLĪCE
Adverb: certainly; clearly, evidently, manifestly, openly; kindly, affably, courteously, familiarly;
therefore, indeed, to be sure, hence.
CŪÐNES
Noun: knowledge, acquaintance.
CŪÐNOMA
Noun: surname.
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CŪWEARM
Adjective: warm from the cow (milk).
CWACIAN
Verb: to shake, quake, tremble, chatter (of teeth).
CWACUNG
Noun: quaking, trembling.
CWÆSTEDNYS
Noun: trembling.
CWALU
Noun: destruction, killing, murder, slaughter, violent death, torment.
CWĀNIAN
Verb: to lament, mourn, bewail, deplore.
CWĀNIG
Adjective: sad, sorrowful, bewailing; complaining.
CWANTAWĪC
Noun: St. Josse-sur-Mer or Estaples, the ancient name of which was Quantovic or Quentawich.
CWĀNUNG
Noun: lamentation.
CWATBRYCG
Noun: Bridgenorth, in Shropshire.
CWATERN
Noun: number four at dice, quatern.
CWĒAD
Noun: dung, dirt, filth, ordure.
CWEALM
Noun: death; destruction, murder, slaughter; torment, pain; qualm, plague, pestilence,
contagion.
CWEALMBǢRE
Adjective: deadly, pernicious, murderous, blood-thirsty.
CWEALMBǢRNES
Noun: destruction, ruin, mortality; deadliness.
CWEALMBEALU
Noun: death.
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CWEALMCUMA
Noun: deadly guest.
CWEALMDRĒOR
Noun: blood shed in death.
CWEALMLIC
Adjective: deadly.
CWEALMNES
Noun: torment, pain, anguish.
CWEALMSTEDE
Noun: death-place.
CWEALMSTŌW
Noun: place of execution or burial.
CWEALMÐRĒA
Noun: deadly terror.
CWEARTERN
Noun: prison, guard-house.
CWEARTERNLIC
Adjective: of or belonging to a prison.
CWEARTERNWEARD
Noun: jailor, warder of a prison.
CWECCAN
See (ge)cweccan.
CWECCUNG
Noun: moving, shaking, wagging.
CWECESAND
Noun: quicksand.
CWEDELIAN
Verb: to slander, abuse, curse.
CWEDOL
Adjective: talkative, eloquent, ready of speech.
CWELAN
Verb: to die.
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CWELDERǢDE
Noun: evening rider; bat.
CWELLAN
See (ge)cwellan.
CWELLEND
Noun: killer, slayer.
CWELLERE
Noun: killer, murderer, man-slayer, executioner, tormentor.
CWĒMAN
See (ge)cwēman.
CWĒME
See (ge)cwēme.
CWĒMEDNES
See (ge)cwēmednes.
CWĒMING
See (ge)cwēming.
CWĒMLIC
See (ge)cwēmlic.
CWĒMLĪCE
See (ge)cwēmlīce.
CWĒMNES
See (ge)cwēmnes.
CWĒMSUM
See (ge)cwēmsum.
CWĒN
Noun: queen, royal princess, empress; wife, consort, king’s or emperor’s wife; king’s daughter;
woman; Virgin Mary.
CWĒNALAND
Noun: land or country of the Quanies.
CWENCAN
Verb: to extinguish, quench.
CWENE
Noun: woman, wife; queen; common woman, prostitute, harlot.
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Noun: eunuch.
CWĒNLIC
Adjective: queenly; feminine.
CWĒNSǢ
Noun: the White Sea.
CWEORN
Noun: mill, hand-mill, quern.
CWEORNBILL
Noun: stone chisel for dressing querns.
CWEORNBURNA
Noun: mill-stream.
CWEORNSTĀN
Noun: mill-stone.
CWEORNTĒÐ
Noun: molars, grinders.
CWEORÐ
Noun: name of the rune for cw.
CWEÐAN
See (ge)cweðan.
CWIC
1. Adjective: quick; alive, living.
2. Noun: alive, living thing; quick.
CWICǢHT
Noun: cattle, live stock.
CWICBĒAM
Noun: juniper-tree, aspen.
CWICBĒAMEN
Adjective: of aspen or quickbeam.
CWICBĒAMRIND
Noun: aspen bark.
CWICCLIENDE
Adjective: moving rapidly, tottering.
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Noun: descendants of Cwicelm.
CWICFȲR
Noun: sulphur, living fire.
CWICHEGE
Noun: quickset, hedge of living plants.
CWICHRĒRENDE
Adjective: quick-moving.
CWICIAN
See (ge)cwician.
CWICLĀC
Noun: living sacrifice.
CWICLIC
Adjective: living, vital.
CWICLĪCE
Adverb: vigorously, keenly, in a living manner.
CWICLIFIAN
Verb: to live.
CWICLIFIGENDE
Adjective: living.
CWICRIND
Noun: aspen rind.
CWICSEOLFOR
Noun: quicksilver.
CWICSŪSL
Noun: hell-torment, punishment, torture.
CWICSŪSLEN
Adjective: purgatorial, of hell or Hades.
CWICTRĒOW
Noun: aspen-tree.
CWICWELLE
Adjective: living (of water).
CWIDBŌC
Noun: Book of Proverbs; book of homilies.
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CWIDDUNG
Noun: saying, speech, report, tale.
CWIDE
Noun: word, phrase, sentence, proverb, opinion, argument, proposal, command, speech,
discourse, declaration, homily; will, testament; decision, agreement, decree, enactment,
judgement.
CWIDEGIEDD
Noun: speech; song, ballad.
CWIDELĒAS
Adjective: speechless, intestate.
CWIELMAN
See (ge)cwielman.
CWIFERLĪCE
Adverb: actively, zealously.
CWILD
Noun: death; destruction; plague, pestilence, murrain.
CWILDBǢRE
Adjective: deadly, dangerous, pestiferous; stormy.
CWILDBǢRLĪCE
Adverb: pestilentially; destructively.
CWILDBERENDLIC
Adjective: deadly.
CWILDEFLŌD
Noun: deluge.
CWILDFUL
See (ge)cwildful.
CWILDRŌF
Adjective: deadly, savage, devoted to slaughter.
CWILDSETEN
Noun: first hours of night.
CWILDTĪD
Noun: evening.
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Verb: to disappear, vanish, decrease.
CWIÐ
Noun: belly, womb.
CWĪÐA
Noun: lamentation, complaint, wailing.
CWĪÐAN
Verb: to lament, mourn, bewail; to accuse, bring a charge against.
CWIÐENLIC
Adjective: natural, native.
CWĪÐUNG
Noun: lamentation, complaint.
CWOLSTAN
Verb: to swallow.
CWUDU
Noun: what is chewed, cud, quid; resin of trees.
CWYDELE
Noun: pustule, boil, tumour, inflamed swelling.
CWYDOL
Adjective: speaking, saying.
CWYLLA
Noun: well, spring.
CWYLMEND
Noun: tormentor, destroyer, slayer.
CWYLMENDE
Adjective: tormenting.
CWYLMIAN
Verb: to suffer; to kill, torment, crucify.
CWYLMING
Noun: suffering, trouble, tribulation, torture; (metaph.) cross; death.
CWȲSAN
See (ge)cwȳsan.
CYCEL
Noun: morsel, little mouthful; small cake.
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CYCENÐĒNUNG
Noun: service in the kitchen.
CYCGEL
Noun: cudgel, strong stick.
CȲF
Noun: tub, cask, vat; measure, bushel.
CȲFL
Noun: tub, bucket.
CYLCAN
Verb: ructare.
CYLEN
Noun: kiln, oven.
CYLL
Noun: vessel, flagon, censer, leather bottle.
CYLLFYLLING
Noun: filling of a bottle.
CYLU
Adjective: spotted, speckled.
CȲME
Adjective: suitable, convenient, becoming; beautiful, lovely, comely, splendid.
CYME
Noun: coming, approach, arrival, advent; event, issue; result.
CYMED
Noun: plant germander.
CȲMEN
Noun: Cymen, son of Ælle.
CYMEN
Noun: herb cumin.
CYMĒNESŌRA
Noun: Cymen’s shore.
CȲMLIC
Adjective: convenient; beautiful, lovely, comely, splendid.
CȲMLĪCE
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Noun: fastidiousness, daintiness.
CYND
See (ge)cynd.
CYNDELIC
See (ge)cyndelic.
CYNDELĪCE
See (ge)cyndelīce.
CYNEBÆND
Noun: royal crown, diadem.
CYNEBEALD
Adjective: kingly or nobly bold, very brave.
CYNEBEARN
Noun: royal child, prince; royal offspring; Christ.
CYNEBELLINGAS
Noun: settlers at Kimble.
CYNEBOREN
Adjective: royally born.
CYNEBŌT
Noun: king’s compensation or recompense.
CYNEBOTL
Noun: palace, kingly dwelling.
CYNECYNN
Noun: royal race or lineage.
CYNEDŌM
Noun: kingly rule, royal ordinance or law, government, royalty, empire; kingdom, realm, royal
possessions; royal rank or dignity, noble estate; fine paid for the offence to the royal dignity where
a king is slain.
CYNEGEWǢDU
Noun: royal robes.
CYNEGIERELA
Noun: royal robe; royal crown, diadem.
CYNEGILD
Noun: king’s compensation.
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CYNEGŌD
Adjective: noble, well-born, excellent.
CYNEGOLD
Noun: regal gold, crown.
CYNEGYRD
Noun: sceptre, royal band.
CYNEHĀD
Noun: kingly state or dignity, kinghood.
CYNEHĀM
Noun: royal manor.
CYNEHELM
Noun: crown, diadem; royal power; garland.
CYNEHELMIAN
See (ge)cynehelmian.
CYNEHLĀFORD
Noun: royal or sovereign lord, king.
CYNEHOF
Noun: royal residence, king’s palace.
CYNELIC
1. Adjective: kingly, royal, regal; public, belonging to the state.
2. See cynlic (1).
CYNELĪCE
Adverb: royally.
CYNELICNES
Noun: kingliness, royalty.
CYNEMǢRESFORD
Noun: Kempsford.
CYNEMANN
Noun: royal personage, king.
CYNERĒAF
Noun: royal robe.
CYNERĪCE
Noun: royal power or authority, sovereignty; kingdom, realm; nation, region.
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CYNERŌF
Adjective: royally famous, noble, renowned.
CYNESĀCERDLIC
Adjective: of a royal priest.
CYNESCIPE
Noun: kingship, royalty, majesty, honour.
CYNESETL
Noun: royal seat, throne; capital city.
CYNESTŌL
Noun: chief city, capital; royal dwelling, royal throne.
CYNESTRǢT
Noun: royal street or road; public or high road.
CYNETE
Noun: river Kennet.
CYNEÐRYMLIC
Adjective: very glorious.
CYNEÐRYMM
Noun: royal majesty or glory; royal power; kingly host.
CYNEWĀÐEN
Adjective: of royal purple.
CYNEWĪSE
Noun: state, republic, commonwealth.
CYNEWIÐÐE
Noun: royal wreath or diadem.
CYNEWORD
Noun: fitting word or speech.
CYNEWULF
Noun: Cynewulf.
CYNEWYRÐE
Adjective: kingly, royal, noble.
CYNING
Noun: king, ruler, emperor; God, Christ; Satan, the devil.
CYNINGǢÐE
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Noun: queen.
CYNINGESWYRT
Noun: herb marjoram.
CYNINGFEORM
Noun: king’s sustenance or provision, royal purveyance.
CYNINGGENĪÐLA
Noun: great feud.
CYNINGGEREORD
Noun: royal banquet or feast.
CYNINGSTĀN
Noun: instrument used in casting dice.
CYNLIC
1. Adjective: fitting, proper, convenient, becoming; sufficient.
2. See cynelic (1).
CYNLĪCE
Adverb: fitly, becomingly.
CYNLING
Noun: clan.
CYNN
1. Noun: kind, sort, rank, quality; race, pedigree, lineage, generation, progeny, offspring, kin,
family; nation, people, tribe; gender, sex; propriety, etiquette.
2. Adjective: fit, akin, suitable, proper, becoming.
CYNNIG
Adjective: noble, of good family.
CYNNRECCENES
Noun: genealogy, reckoning of relationship.
CYNREN
Noun: family, kindred, generation, progeny, stock; posterity; kind, species; race; nation.
CYNRESU
Noun: generation.
CYNRĪC
Noun: Cynric.
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CȲPAN
See (ge)cȳpan.
CȲPE
Noun: vessel, basket.
CȲPEDÆG
Noun: market day.
CȲPEND
Noun: one who sells, merchant.
CYPERA
Noun: kipper, spawning salmon.
CYPREN
Adjective: made of copper, coppery.
CYPRESSE
Noun: cypress.
CYRE
Noun: choice, free-will.
CYREĀÐ
Noun: oath sworn by an accused man and by other chosen persons.
CYRELĪF
Noun: state of dependence on a lord whom a person has chosen; person in such a state.
CYRF
Noun: cutting; instrument to cut with; what is cut off.
CYRFEL
Noun: little stake, peg.
CYRFET
Noun: gourd.
CYRICBURH
Noun: Chirbury.
CYRICPÆÐ
Noun: church-path.
CYRICSTĪG
Noun: church-path.
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Noun: kernel, grain, seed, pip; (enlarged) gland, swelling.
CYROGRAPHUM
Noun: writ.
CYRRIOL
Noun: the Kyrie Eleison.
CYRSTRĒOW
Noun: cherry-tree.
CYRTEL
Noun: woman's gown, kirtle, frock; garment, coat, tunic.
CYRTEN
1. Adjective: beautiful, fair, elegant, comely; intelligent.
2. Noun: decoration, ornament.
CYRTENES
Noun: beauty, comeliness, elegance.
CYRTENLǢCAN
See (ge)cyrtenlǣcan.
CYRTENLĪCE
Adverb: fairly, exactly, fitly, well; elegantly, cunningly, neatly.
CȲSE
Noun: cheese.
CȲSEFÆT
Noun: cheese vat.
CȲSEHWǢG
Noun: cheese-whey.
CȲSGERUNN
Noun: curd-like mass, rennet.
CȲSLYBB
Noun: rennet, cheese-drug.
CYSPAN
See (ge)cyspan.
CYSSAN
See (ge)cyssan.
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1. Noun: choice, election, free will; goodness, virtue.
2. See cist (1).
CYSTAN
Verb: to get, procure, get the value of; to spend, lay out.
CYSTIAN
Verb: to put in a coffin.
CYSTIG
Adjective: good, benevolent, bountiful, generous, munificent, charitable, liberal; good, virtuous.
CYSTIGLĪCE
Adverb: munificently; liberally.
CYSTIGNES
Noun: liberality; goodness, bounty, munificence, abundance.
CYSTLĒAS
Adjective: worthless, fruitless; bad, reprobate.
CYSTLIC
Adjective: generous, munificent, charitable, liberal; good, virtuous.
CȲSWUCU
Noun: cheese-week, last week in which cheese was allowed to be eaten before Lent.
CȲSWYRHTE
Noun: (female) cheese-maker.
CȲTA
Noun: kite, bittern.
CȲTE
Noun: cot; cottage, hut, cabin; cell, cubicle, bedchamber.
CYTWER
Noun: weir for catching fish, basket-weir.
CȲÐAN
See (ge)cȳðan.
CȲÐERE
Noun: witness; martyr.
CȲÐIG
Adjective: known.
CȲÐING
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See (ge)cȳðlǣcan.
CȲÐLĪC
Adjective: manifest.
CȲÐNES
See (ge)cȳðnes.
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Noun: doe (female deer).
DǢD
1. Noun: action, deed, event, transaction.
2. See dēad.
DǢDBANA
Noun: evil-doer, murderer.
DǢDBĒTA
Noun: deed amender, penitent.
DǢDBĒTAN
Verb: to repent, make amends, atone for, do penance, be penitent.
DǢDBĒTERE
Noun: penitent.
DǢDBŌT
Noun: amends, atonement, repentance, penitence, penance.
DǢDBŌTLIHTING
Noun: mitigation of penance.
DǢDBŌTNES
Noun: penitence.
DǢDCĒNE
Adjective: deed-bold.
DǢDFROM
Adjective: energetic, deed-strong.
DǢDFRUMA
Noun: deed-doer, worker, labourer, perpetrator.
DǢDHATA
Noun: deed-hater, ravager.
DǢDHWÆT
Adjective: deed quick or active, energetic, strenuous; bold.
DǢDLÆT
Adjective: slow to act, slothful.
DǢDLATA
Noun: one slow to act, sluggard.
DǢDLĒAN
Noun: recompense, deed-loan or reward.

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Adjective: active, deedlike.
DǢDRŌF
Adjective: deed-famed, illustrious; valiant, bold in deeds.
DǢDWEORC
Noun: great work, mighty work.
DÆFTAN
See (ge)dæftan.
DÆG
Noun: day; life-time; Anglo-Saxon Rune for letter d; daily service of the early English church
(referring to the example of the Psalmist); Last Day.
DÆGCANDEL
Noun: day-candle, the sun.
DÆGCŪÐ
Adjective: open, clear as daylight, perfectly known.
DǢGE
Noun: baker (female).
DÆGEHWELC
Adverb: daily.
DÆGENLIC
Adjective: of this day.
DÆGES
Adverb: during the day, by day, day.
DÆGESĒAGE
Noun: daisy.
DÆGFÆSTEN
Noun: a day's fast.
DÆGFEORM
Noun: food for a day, day’s provision.
DÆGHLŪTTRE
Adverb: clearly, brightly as day.
DÆGHWĀM
Adverb: daily.
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Adverb: daily.
DÆGHWĪL
Noun: day-time, lifetime.
DÆGLANG
Adjective: lasting a day.
DÆGLANGES
Adverb: for a day, during one day.
DÆGLIC
Adjective: of day, daily.
DÆGMǢL
Noun: clock, dial, horologe.
DÆGMǢLESPINN
Noun: style of a dial.
DÆGMǢLSPĪLU
Noun: style of a dial.
DÆGMĒLSCĒAWERE
Noun: astrologer, diviner; horoscopes.
DÆGMETE
Noun: breakfast, dinner.
DÆGRĒD
Noun: dawn, early morning, daybreak.
DÆGRĒDLĒOMA
Noun: light of dawn.
DÆGRĒDLIC
Adjective: belonging to morning, early.
DÆGRĒDOFFRUNG
Noun: morning sacrifice.
DÆGRĒDSANG
Noun: morning song, matins.
DÆGRĒDWŌMA
Noun: rush or noise of dawn.
DÆGRĪM
Noun: number of days, course of days.
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DÆGRYNE
Adjective: of a day, daily.
DÆGSANG
Noun: daily service.
DÆGSCEALD
Noun: day shield or screen, sun.
DÆGSTEORRA
Noun: daystar, morning star.
DÆGSWǢSENDO
Noun: food for one day.
DÆGTĪD
Noun: day time; time, period.
DÆGTĪMA
Noun: day, day-time.
DÆGÐERLIC
Adjective: of the day, daily, of today, present.
DÆGÐERN
Noun: interval of a day.
DÆGÐERNE
Adjective: for use by day, every-day.
DÆGWÆCCAN
Noun: day-watchings.
DÆGWEARD
Noun: day-watchman.
DÆGWEORC
Noun: work of a day, fixed or stated service; day-time.
DÆGWEORÐUNG
Noun: celebration of a feast-day.
DÆGWILLA
Adjective: wished for a day.
DÆGWINE
Noun: day's pay.
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Noun: dawn, rush of day.
DÆGWORD
Noun: Chronicles.
DÆL
Noun: dale, valley; abyss, gorge; hole, pit.
DǢL
Noun: part, portion, share, lot; separation, division; quantity, amount; quarter, district,
region; part, side, behalf; word, part of a sentence, part of speech (in grammar); time; part.
DǢLAN
See (ge)dǣlan.
DǢLEND
Noun: divider, dealer, distributor.
DǢLERE
Noun: divider, dealer, distributor; agent, negotiator; almsgiver.
DÆLF
Noun: anything dug out, ditch.
DǢLING
Noun: dividing, parting, sharing; participation.
DǢLLĒAS
Adjective: without a part, portionless; unskilled, deficient; without, destitute of.
DǢLMǢLUM
Adverb: by parts or pieces.
DǢLNES
Noun: division, breaking (of bread).
DǢLNIMAN
Verb: to take part, participate.
DǢLNIMEND
Noun: participator, sharer, partaker; participle.
DǢLNIMENDNES
Noun: participation, sharing.
DǢLNIMUNG
Noun: portion, participation, share.
DǢLNUMELNES
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Adjective: sharing, partaking, participial.
DÆRENTAMŪÐA
Noun: Dartmouth, Devonshire.
DÆRST
Noun: leaven, barm; (pl) dregs, lees.
DAFENLICNES
See (ge)dafenlicnes.
DĀG
Noun: dough, mass of metal.
DAGIAN
Verb: to dawn, become day.
DAGUNG
Noun: dawn, daybreak.
DĀL
See (ge)dāl.
DALAMENSAN
Noun: The Dalamensan.
DALC
Noun: bracelet, brooch, clasp, buckle.
DALISC
Adjective: dedaleus.
DĀLMǢD
Noun: meadow-land held in common and divided into doles or shares among the holders.
DALMATICE
Noun: dalmatic (vestment).
DARIAN
Verb: to be hidden, lurk.
DAROÐ
Noun: dart, spear, javelin, weapon.
DAROÐÆSC
Noun: spear, ash-dart.
DAROÐHÆBBENDE
Adjective: spear-bearing, javelin-holding, armed with a javelin.
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Noun: dart-brandishing; spear-warriors.
DAROÐSCEAFT
Noun: spear, dart-shaft, javelin-shaft.
DARU
Noun: harm, hurt, injury, damage, calamity; loss, deprivation.
DATĀRUM
Noun: date.
DATIA
Noun: The Dacians.
DAÐAN
Noun: Dathan, one of the sons of Eliab.
DAUID
Noun: David.
DAVĪDLIC
Adjective: of David.
DAVĪTIC
Adjective: of David.
DĒAD
Adjective: torpid, dull; still, standing (of water); dead.
DĒADBǢRE
Adjective: deadly, death-bearing.
DĒADBLŌD
Noun: dead blood, congealed blood.
DĒADBOREN
Adjective: still-born, dead-borne.
DĒADIAN
See (ge)dēadian.
DĒADLIC
Adjective: deadly, mortal, perishable; causing death, deadly, fatal, dire; about to die, subject to
immediate death.
DĒADLĪCE
Adverb: mortally, so as to cause death.
DĒADRÆGEL
Noun: garment of a dead person, shroud.
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DĒADSYNNIG
Adjective: liable to the punishment of death, condemned to death, guilty of death.
DĒADWYLLE
Adjective: unproductive, barren.
DĒAF
Adjective: deaf, without hearing; empty; barren, sterile.
DĒAFIAN
Verb: to become or grow deaf or dull; to deaden.
DĒAFNESS
Noun: deafness.
DĒAFU
Noun: deafness.
DĒAG
Noun: color, dye, hue, tinge.
DĒAGAN
Verb: to color, dye.
DĒAGGEDE
Adjective: gouty.
DĒAGIAN
See (ge)dēagian.
DĒAGUNG
Noun: colouring, dyeing.
DĒAGWYRMEDE
Adjective: dew-wormed, gouty.
DEALL
Adjective: proud, exulting, bold, renowned, eminent.
DEARF
Adjective: bold.
DEARFLIC
Adjective: bold, presumptuous.
DEARFSCIPE
Noun: boldness, presumption.
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Adjective: daring, rash.
DEARRSCIPE
Noun: rashness, presumption.
DĒAÐ
Noun: DEATH, dying; cause of death; dead person, departed spirit; in pl. ghosts, manes.
DĒAÐBǢRE
Adjective: deadly.
DĒAÐBǢRLIC
Adjective: deadly.
DĒAÐBǢRNES
Noun: destruction, death, killing, mortification; pestilence.
DĒAÐBĒACNIGENDE
Adjective: threatening death.
DĒAÐBĒAM
Noun: tree of death.
DĒAÐBEDD
Noun: death-bed, grave.
DĒAÐBERENDE
Adjective: deadly, fatal, death-bearing.
DĒAÐCWALU
Noun: agony, deadly throe; deadly pain or plague; death by violence.
DĒAÐCWEALM
Noun: death by violence, slaughter.
DĒAÐCWYLMENDE
Adjective: destroyed, put to death, killed.
DĒAÐDÆG
Noun: day of death.
DĒAÐDENU
Noun: valley of death.
DĒAÐDREPE
Noun: death-stroke, death-blow.
DĒAÐFǢGE
Adjective: doomed to death.
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DĒAÐGEDĀL
Noun: separation of body and soul by death.
DĒAÐGODAS
Noun: infernal deities.
DĒAÐLĒG
Noun: death flame.
DĒAÐLIC
Adjective: mortal, subject to death; mortal, grievous; dead; deadly.
DĒAÐLICNES
Noun: deadliness, mortality, liability to death; mortal state, mortal life, this World.
DĒAÐMÆGEN
Noun: deadly power or band.
DĒAÐRÆCED
Noun: death-house, sepulchre.
DĒAÐRǢS
Noun: sudden death, rushing of death.
DĒAÐRĒAF
Noun: garment of a dead person, spoils.
DĒAÐRĒOW
Adjective: fierce, savage, deadly cruel, murderous.
DĒAÐSCŪA
Noun: one who acts in the dark, devil, spirit of death; death, shadow of death.
DĒAÐSCYLD
Noun: capital crime, death-fault, crime worthy of death.
DĒAÐSCYLDIG
Adjective: condemned to death, death-guilty.
DĒAÐSELE
Noun: hell, death-hall.
DĒAÐSLEGE
Noun: death-stroke, death-blow.
DĒAÐSPERE
Noun: deadly spear.
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Noun: guiltiness of death.
DĒAÐÐĒNUNG
Noun: ministration to the dead; pl. funerals, last offices to de dead, exequies.
DĒAÐWANG
Noun: plain of death.
DĒAÐWĒGE
Noun: deadly cup.
DĒAÐWĒRIG
Adjective: dead, death-weary.
DĒAÐWĪC
Noun: dwelling of death, mansion of death.
DĒAÐWYRD
Noun: fate, death.
DĒAW
Noun: dew.
DĒAWDRĪAS
Noun: fall of dew, dew-fall.
DEAWIAN
Verb: to dew, bedew.
DĒAWIG
Adjective: dewy, moist.
DĒAWIGENDLIC
Adjective: dewy.
DĒAWIGFEÐERA
Adjective: dewy-feathered.
DĒAWUNG
Noun: dew.
DĒAWWYRM
Noun: tetter, ringworm; itch-mite, foot worm.
DECAN
Noun: one who has charge of ten monks.
DĒCAN
See (ge)dēcan.
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DECANON
Noun: one who has charge of ten monks.
DECEMBER
Noun: December.
DECLĪNIAN
Verb: to decline (in grammar).
DECLĪNIGENDLIC
Adjective: declinable, subject to inflection.
DECLĪNUNG
Noun: declension.
DEFENAS SCĪR
Noun: Devonshire.
DEFENAS
Noun: Devonians, the inhabitants of Devonshire.
DEFENISC
Adjective: of or belonging to Devonshire.
DĒFRE
Adjective: timely, seasonable.
DELAN
Verb: to fall, sink.
DĒLAN
Verb: to separate, divide, distribute, dispense, bestow, hand over to, share; to spend; to take part
in, share with; to be divided; to utter.
DELFAN
Verb: to delve, dig, dig out, excavate, burrow; to extract by digging; to bury.
DELFERE
Noun: digger.
DELFĪN
Noun: dolphin.
DELFING
Noun: delving, digging; exposing, laying bare.
DELFĪSEN
Noun: spade, digging-iron.
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DELL
Noun: dell, deep hollow or vale, dale.
DELU
Noun: teat, nipple.
DĒMA
Noun: thinker, judge; deemer; umpire; ruler.
DĒMAN
See (ge)dēman.
DĒMEDLIC
Adjective: that may be judged.
DĒMEND
Noun: judge, arbiter, umpire.
DĒMERE
Noun: deemer, judge.
DEMM
Noun: harm, damage, injure; misfortune, mischief; loss.
DEMMAN
Verb: to dam, stop water.
DĒMON
Noun: demon, devil.
DENALAGU
Noun: the law of the Danes, Danish law.
DENBǢR
Noun: swine-pasture.
DENBERENDE
Noun: swine-pasture.
DENE
1. Noun: The Danes.
2. See denu (1).
DENELAND
Noun: valley.
DENEMEARC
Noun: the land of the Danes, Denmark.
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DENISC
Adjective: Danish.
DENN
Noun: den, lair, cave; swine-pasture.
DENNIAN
Verb: to become slippery; to stream.
DENSǢTE
Noun: dwellers in valleys or plains.
DENSTŌW
Noun: place of pasture.
DENU
1. Noun: plain, valley, dale, vale.
2. See denn.
DĒOFOL
Noun: demon, devil, evil spirit, false god; diabolical or wicked person; the devil.
DĒOFOLCRÆFT
Noun: witchcraft, devil-craft, the black art.
DĒOFOLCUND
Adjective: diabolical, fiendish.
DĒOFOLCYNN
Noun: species of devil.
DĒOFOLDǢD
Noun: devil or diabolical deed, fiendish deed.
DĒOFOLGIELD
Noun: idol, devil-worship, sacrifice to devils; idolatry; image of the devil.
DĒOFOLGIELDA
Noun: devil-worshipper, idolater.
DĒOFOLGIELDHŪS
Noun: idol-temple, heathen temple.
DĒOFOLGĪTSUNG
Noun: unrighteous mammon.
DĒOFOLLIC
Adjective: of the devil, diabolical, devilish; cruel, evil.
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DĒOFOLSCĪN
Noun: evil spirit, phantom, demon, diabolical vision.
DĒOFOLSCIPE
Noun: idolatry.
DĒOFOLSĒOC
Adjective: possessed by devils, devil-sick, lunatic.
DĒOFOLSĒOCNES
Noun: demoniacal possession, devil-sickness.
DĒOFOLWĪTGA
Noun: wizard, magician, soothsayer, devil prophet.
DĒON
See (ge)dēon.
DĒOP
1. Adjective: deep, profound; serious, solemn, earnest, stern; mysterious; awful, heinous.
2. Noun: depth, deepness, abyss; sea, the deep; deep place in water, deep place on land.
DĒOPE
Adverb: deeply, profoundly, thoroughly, entirely; solemnly, earnestly.
DĒOPHYCGENDE
Adjective: deeply meditating, pensive.
DĒOPHȲDIG
Adjective: deeply meditating, thoughtful, pensive.
DĒOPIAN
See (ge)dēopian.
DĒOPLIC
Adjective: deep, profound, thorough; fundamental; grievous, terrible.
DĒOPLĪCE
Adverb: deeply, profoundly, thoroughly; ingeniously.
DĒOPNES
Noun: depth, deepness, abyss, profundity; deep place; mystery; subtlety, cunning.
DĒOPÐĀCE
Adverb: with depth of thought, with profound learning.
DĒOPÐANCENLĪCE
Adverb: with depth of thought, with profound learning.
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DĒOR BȲ
Noun: Derby.
DĒOR
1. Noun: animal, beast; deer, reindeer.
2. Adjective: brave, bold; ferocious, violent; grievous, severe, heavy, dire, vehement.
3. See dēore (1).
4. See dēore (2).
DĒORAN
See (ge)dēoran.
DĒORBOREN
Adjective: noble, of noble birth.
DĒORBȲSCĪR
Noun: Derbyshire.
DEORC
Adjective: dark, obscure, gloomy; sad, cheerless, gloomy; sinister, wicked; horrible, dreadful,
gloomy.
DEORCE
Adverb: darkly; sadly.
DEORCEGRǢG
Adjective: dark grey.
DEORCFUL
Adjective: dark, darksome, gloomy.
DEORCIAN
Verb: to darken, grow dark or dim.
DEORCLĪCE
Adverb: darkly, horribly, foully.
DEORCNES
Noun: darkness, obscurity.
DEORCUNG
Noun: twilight, gloaming.
DĒORCYNN
Noun: race of animals, species of (wild) beast, animal or beast-kind.
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illustrious; desirable.
2. Adverb: fiercely, cruelly; dearly, with kindness; dearly, at great cost.
DĒOREN
Adjective: of or belonging to a wild animal.
DEORF
See (ge)deorf.
DĒORFALD
Noun: enclosure or cage for wild beast.
DEORFAN
See (ge)deorfan.
DĒORFELLEN
Adjective: made of hides, made of beast-skins.
DĒORFRIÐ
Noun: preservation of game, deer-protection.
DĒORGĒAT
Noun: gate for animals.
DĒORHĀM
Noun: Derham, Gloucestershire, Dereham, Norfolk.
DĒORHEGE
Noun: deer-enclosure or fence, deer-park.
DĒORHYRST
Noun: Deerhurst, Gloucestershire.
DĒORLIC
Adjective: brave, bold; renowned.
DĒORLĪCE
Adverb: worthily, preciously, dearly, richly; sincerely; acceptably.
DĒORLING
Noun: darling, favourite minion, king’s favourite; household god.
DĒORMŌD
Adjective: brave, bold, courageous.
DĒORNETT
Noun: hunting-net, beast-net.
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Noun: the river Derwent, in Yorkshire, Derbyshire, Cumberland, and Durham.
DĒORWIERÐE
Adjective: of great worth or value, costly, precious, dear; noble, excellent.
DĒORWYRÐLIC
Adjective: valuable, costly, precious.
DĒORWYRÐLĪCE
Adverb: richly, sumptuously; splendidly, gloriously; as of great value, in high esteem.
DĒORWYRÐNES
Noun: precious thing, treasure; honour, veneration.
DĒPROBANE
Noun: an island in the Indian ocean, Ceylon.
DĒRA
Noun: The Deirans, inhabitants of Deira.
DERIAN
Verb: to harm, hurt, damage, injure.
DERIENDLIC
Adjective: hurtful, injurious, noxious; mischievous.
DERODINE
Noun: scarlet dye.
DERUNG
Noun: harming, injury.
DĒÐING
Noun: putting to deathm killing.
DĒÐÐAN
Verb: to suck.
DĪACON
Noun: minister, minister of the church, deacon; Levite.
DĪACONGEGYRELA
Noun: deacon's vestment, deacon’s robe.
DĪACONHĀD
Noun: deaconhood, deaconship.
DĪACONROCC
Noun: dalmatic.
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DĪC
Noun: dike, bank, ditch, trench; excavation, moat, pit; earthwork with a trench.
DĪCERE
Noun: digger, ditcher.
DĪCIAN
See (ge)dīcian.
DĪCSCEARD
Noun: breach of a dike.
DĪCSTICCE
Noun: stick supporting a dike.
DĪCUNG
Noun: digging, ditching, construction of a dike.
DĪCWALU
Noun: bank of a ditch.
DĪCWEALL
Noun: ditch-wall.
DIEGAN
Verb: to die.
DĪEGLAN
See (ge)dīedlan.
DĪEGOL
1. Adjective: hidden, secret, occult; private; unknown; abstruse; dark, obscure; deep, profound.
2. Noun: secret, concealment; mystery; darkness, obscurity; hidden or secret place, grave.
DĪEGOLFUL
Adjective: mysterious, full of secret.
DĪEGOLLĪCE
See (ge)dīegollīce.
DĪEGOLNES
Noun: solitude, solitariness; secrecy, secret thought, privacy; mystery; hiding-place, recess.
DIEND
Noun: suckling.
DĪERE
Adjective: dear, beloved; costly, precious; noble, excellent.
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DIERNAN
See (ge)diernan.
DIERNE
1. Adjective: hidden, concealed, secret; obscure; remote, retired; magical; deceitful, evil.
2. Adjective: secret.
DĪGAN
Verb: to die.
DĪGLE
1. Adverb: secretly
2. See dīegol (1).
3. See dīegol (2).
DIGNERAS
Noun: small pieces of money.
DIHT
1. Noun: order, arrangement, disposal, disposition; order, command, direction, dictating,
prescription, precept; purpose, deliberation, contriving; administration, office.
2. Noun: saying, dictum, oracle.
DIHTAN
See (ge)dihtan.
DIHTEND
Noun: director, ruler.
DIHTERE
Noun: informant, expositor, expounder; manager, arranger; steward; one who dictates.
DIHTFÆSTENDÆG
Noun: appointed fast.
DIHTNERE
1. Noun: arranger, manager, steward.
2. See dihtere.
DIHTNIAN
See (ge)dihtnian.
DIHTNUNG
See (ge)dihtnung.
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See (ge)dīlegian.
DĪLIGNES
Noun: destruction, extermination, annihilation.
DIMHĪW
Adjective: dark-coloured, gloomy.
DIMHOF
Noun: place of concealment, hiding or lurking-place.
DIMHOFE
Noun: place of concealment, hiding or lurking-place.
DIMHŪS
Noun: prison, dungeon.
DIMLIC
Adjective: dim, obscure; hidden, concealed, secret.
DIMM
Adjective: dim, dark, obscure, gloomy; blurred, faint; hidden; wicked; sad, unhappy, grievous,
wretched.
DIMMIAN
Verb: to be or become dim.
DIMNES
Noun: dimness, darkness, obscurity, gloom; obscuration, dark place; moral obliquity, evil.
DIMSCŪA
Noun: dimness, darkness; sin.
DINGIUNG
Noun: dunging, manuring.
DINNE
Noun: storm, tempest; noise; dashing.
DĪNOR
Noun: coin, a piece of money.
DIRIGE
Noun: dirge, the first word of the antiphon.
DIRNECEORL
Noun: secret lover.
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Noun: dish-bearer, seneschal.
DISCIPUL
Noun: scholar, disciple.
DISCIPULA
Noun: female disciple.
DISCIPULHĀD
Noun: disciplehood, pupilage.
DISCÐEGN
Noun: dish-bearer, dish-servant, seneschal, waiter, steward, minister of food; sewer.
DISM
Noun: vapor, fumus.
DISMA
Noun: musk, cassia.
DISME
Noun: musk, moss, cassi, the herb tansy.
DISTÆF
Noun: distaff.
DŌC
Noun: bastard son; hybrid, mongrel.
DOCCE
Noun: dock, sorrel.
DOCGA
Noun: dog (referring to cruel persons).
DŌCINCEL
Noun: bastard child.
DŌERE
Noun: doer, worker.
DOFERE
Noun: Dover.
DOFIAN
Verb: to be doting or stupid.
DOFUNG
Noun: absurdity, stupidity, madness, frenzy.
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DŌGOR
Noun: day.
DŌGORGERĪM
Noun: time, allotted time of life, number or series of days.
DOHTIG
Adjective: good, competent; doughty, valiant, strong.
DOHTOR
Noun: daughter, female descendant; doctor.
DOHTORSUNU
Noun: grandson, daughter’s son.
DOL
1. Adjective: dull, silly, foolish; erring, heretical; presumptuous.
2. Noun: folly, stupidity.
DOLG
Noun: wound, scar, cut, gash; sore; boil, tumour.
DOLGBENN
Noun: wound.
DOLGBŌT
Noun: fine or compensation for wounding.
DOLGIAN
See (ge)dolgian.
DOLGILP
Noun: foolish pride, idle boasting, vain-glory.
DOLGRŪNE
Noun: the herb pellitory of the wall.
DOLGSEALF
Noun: poultice for a wound, wound salve.
DOLGSLEGE
Noun: wounding blow.
DOLGSWÆÐ
Noun: scar, trace of a wound.
DOLGSWÆÐU
Noun: scars.
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DOLHSMELTAS
Noun: linen bandages.
DOLHWUND
Adjective: wounded.
DOLLIC
Adjective: audacious, rash, foolhardy, foolish.
DOLLĪCE
Adverb: rashly, foolishly; bewildered.
DOLSCEAÐA
Noun: rash or foolish robber, robber who wounds, fell destroyer.
DOLSCIPE
Noun: error, folly, foolishness.
DOLSPRǢC
Noun: vain talk, foolish or silly talk; loquacity.
DOLWILLEN
1. Adjective: bold, rash, mad.
2. Noun: rashness, madness.
DOLWĪTE
Noun: pain of a wound; punishment for audacity; temerity, fool-hardiness; punishment of the
wicked, pains of hell.
DŌM
Noun: judgment, sentence, doom, ordeal; law, decree, ordinance; custom; equity, justice;
opinion, advice; option, choice, free-will; discretion; condition; authority, power, might, judicial
body, court; supremacy, majesty; command, ruling, governing; dignity, reputation, praise,
honour, glory, splendour; assembly, court, tribunal; sense, meaning, interpretation; state,
condition; question.
DŌMǢRN
Noun: tribunal, judgment-place, court-house.
DŌMBŌC
Noun: doom-book, code of laws, statute-book, manual of justice.
DŌMDÆG
Noun: doomsday, judgment-day.
DŌMĒADIG
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Noun: judge.
DOMERHĀM
Noun: Damerham, Wiltshire.
DŌMFÆST
Adjective: just, firm in judgement; powerful, mighty, renowned.
DŌMFÆSTNES
Noun: firmness of judgment; righteous judgement.
DŌMGEORN
Adjective: ambitious, eager for justice; just, righteous; virtuous.
DŌMHŪS
Noun: judgement house, tribunal, law-court.
DŌMHWÆT
Adjective: strenuous in judgment; eager for renown.
DŌMIAN
Verb: to praise, glorify; to magnify.
DŌMISC
Adjective: of doomsday, of the day of judgment, of the final judgement.
DŌMLĒAS
Adjective: inglorious, powerless, hapless.
DŌMLIC
Adjective: famous, glorious, praiseworthy; judicial; canonical.
DŌMLĪCE
Adverb: powerfully, judicially; gloriously.
DOMMOCCEASTER
Noun: Dunwich, Suffolk.
DOMNE
Noun: lord; nun, abbess.
DŌMSETL
Noun: judgment-seat, tribunal.
DŌMSETTEND
Noun: lawyer, judge, jurisconsult.
DŌMSTŌW
Noun: judgement-place, tribunal.
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DŌN
Verb: to do, make, act, perform; to put, place; to make, cause; to take (from, to or away); to
take, bring; to give, confer, bestow; to consider, esteem; to observe, keep; to give, supply, furnish.
DONAFELD
Noun: Tanfield, near Ripon, Yorkshire.
DŌNLIC
Adjective: active.
DONUA
Noun: The river Danube.
DOOC
Noun: the south wind.
DOPENED
Noun: diver; water-fowl, dipping-duck, fen-duck, moorhen, coot.
DOPFUGEL
Noun: diver; water-fowl, dipping-fowl, gull, moorhen.
DOPPETTAN
Verb: to dip in, plunge in, immerse.
DOR
1. Noun: door, gate, opening, pass.
2. Noun: Dore, Derbyshire.
DORA
Noun: humble-bee, dumble-dore.
DORCECEASTER
Noun: Dorchester, chief town of Dorsetshire.
DORMCEASTER
Noun: Dornford or Dorgford, in Huntingdonshire, on the river Nen.
DORNSǢTE
Noun: inhabitants or men of Dorsetshire.
DORWEARD
Noun: doorkeeper, porter, janitor.
DORWITCEASTER
Noun: Canterbury.
DOTT
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Adjective: dark-coloured, dark-haired, dusky.
DOXIAN
Verb: to turn dark, become dark-coloured.
DRABBE
Noun: drab, dregs, lees.
DRACA
Noun: sea-monster, serpent, dragon; the serpent, the devil.
DRACANBLŌD
Noun: dragon's blood, pigment obtained from the dragon's blood-tree.
DRĀCENTSE
Noun: dragon-wort.
DRACU
Noun: affliction, trouble.
DRǢDAN
Verb: to fear, dread.
DRǢFAN
See (ge)drǣfan.
DRǢFEND
Noun: hunter.
DRÆGE
Noun: drag, drag-net.
DRÆGNETT
Noun: drag-net.
DRÆSTIG
Adjective: full of dregs, feculent, rubbishy.
DRĀF
Noun: driving out, expulsion; drove, herd; band, company; road along which cattle are driven.
DRAGAN
See (ge)dragan.
DRĀN
Noun: drone.
DRĒAHNIAN
Verb: to drain, strain out.
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Noun: joy, gladness, rejoicing, delight, mirth, jubilation, ecstasy, frenzy, rapture; melody,
harmony, music, song, singing, rapturous music; instrument of music.
DRĒAMCRÆFT
Noun: art of music, music.
DRĒAMERE
Noun: musician.
DRĒAMHÆBBENDE
Adjective: happy, joyful, possessing bliss.
DRĒAMHEALDENDE
Adjective: happy, joyful.
DRĒAMLĒAS
Adjective: sad, joyless.
DRĒAMLIC
Adjective: joyous, musical.
DRĒAMNES
Noun: singing.
DRĒARIEND
Noun: inrushing tide.
DRECCAN
See (ge)dreccan.
DRECCEDNES
See (ge)dreccednes.
DRECCUNG
See (ge)dreccung.
DRĒFAN
See (ge)drēfan.
DRĒFEDNES
See (ge)drēfednes.
DREFELA
Noun: driveller, slobberer.
DRĒFEND
See (ge)drēfend.
DREFLIAN
Verb: to drivel; to slaver, drool, sniffle.
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DRĒFRE
Noun: disturber, turbulent person.
DRĒFUNG
Noun: disturbance.
DRĒGAN
Verb: to dry, dry up, rub dry.
DRENC
Noun: drink, dose, drench; cup, draught; drowning.
DRENCAN
Verb: to give drink; to make drunk; to intoxicate; to drench, saturate, soak; to submerge,
plunge, drown, sink.
DRENCCUPPE
Noun: drinking-vessel, cup.
DRENCFLŌD
Noun: flood, deluge.
DRENCHORN
Noun: drinking-horn.
DRENCHŪS
Noun: drinking-house.
DRENG
Noun: youth; warrior, soldier.
DRĒOGAN
See (ge)drēogan.
DRĒOHLǢCAN
Noun: magicians, sorcerers.
DRĒOPAN
See (ge)drēopan.
DRĒOPIAN
Verb: to drop, drip, trickle.
DRĒOPUNG
Noun: dropping, dripping.
DRĒOR
Noun: blood.
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DRĒORIG
Adjective: bloody, blood-stained, gory; sad, dreary, sorrowful, mournful; causing grief, grievous,
cruel, horrid; headlong.
DRĒORIGFERÐ
Adjective: sad in soul, sorrowful.
DRĒORIGHLĒOR
Adjective: sad of countenance.
DRĒORIGIAN
Verb: to be or become sad or dreary.
DRĒORIGLĪCE
Adverb: drearily, sorrowfully, mournfully.
DRĒORIGMŌD
Adjective: sad of mind.
DRĒORIGNES
Noun: sadness, dreariness, sorrow.
DRĒORILIC
Adjective: bloody, blood-stained; sad, sorrowful, mournful; grievous, cruel, horrid; headlong.
DRĒORSELE
Noun: dreary, desolate-looking hall.
DRĒORUNG
Noun: falling, dropping, distilling.
DRĒOSAN
See (ge)drēosan.
DRĒOSENDLIC
Adjective: perishable.
DREPAN
See (ge)drepan.
DREPE
Noun: stroke, blow, violent death, slaying; stripe.
DREPEN
Noun: stroke.
DRĪAS
Noun: falling, fall.
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DRĪFAN
See (ge)drīfan.
DRIFFELD
Noun: Great Driffield, in the East Riding of Yorkshire.
DRIHT
Noun: Driht the Lord.
DRIHTNES
Noun: of the Lord.
DRINC
See (ge)drinc.
DRINCAN
See (ge)drincan.
DRINCERE
Noun: drinker, drunkard, wine-bibber.
DRINGLAGU
Noun: drinking-law.
DRISNE
Noun: false hair, wig; fibrous growths, hair-like fibres or filaments in plants, hair-like flaws in
gems; tree-tops.
DRĪTING
Noun: the voiding of excrement.
DRŌF
See (ge)drōf.
DRŌFDENU
Noun: den or valley where droves of cattle feed.
DRŌFE
Adverb: grievously, with trouble; severely.
DRŌFIG
Adjective: troubled.
DRŌFLIC
Adjective: sad, disturbed, agitated; irksome, troublesome, tormenting.
DRŌFMAN
Noun: drove-man, cattle-keeper.
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DROGE
Noun: dung, excrement.
DROHT
1. Noun: manner or condition of life.
2. Noun: pull, draught; pull of the oars.
DROHTAÐ
Noun: condition, life, manner or way of life, conduct; environment, society; conversation;
employment.
DROHTIAN
Verb: to live, lead a life, behave, conduct oneself; to continue; to carry out a practice; to associate
with, dwell or keep company with; to converse.
DROHTNUNG
See (ge)drohtnung.
DROPA
Noun: drop; disease, paralysis, gout, choler, humour.
DROPFĀG
1. Adjective: spotted, variegated in spots, speckled, drop-coloured.
2. Noun: starling.
DROPIAN
Verb: to drop, drip, trickle.
DROPMǢLUM
Adverb: by drops, drop by drop.
DROPPETAN
Verb: to drop, drip, fall by drops, distil.
DROPPETUNG
Noun: dropping, dripping, falling by drops.
DRŌS
Noun: sediment, lees, dregs; dross, dirt, filth; ear-wax.
DROSENLĪC
Adjective: weak, brittle.
DRŌSNE
Noun: grounds, sediment, lees, dregs; dirt; ear-wax.
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See (ge)drūgian.
DRŪGOÐ
Noun: dryness, drought; dry place, desert.
DRŪGOÐA
Noun: dryness, drought; dry place, desert.
DRŪGUNG
Noun: dryness, drought; dry place, desert.
DRUH
Noun: something dry.
DRUNCEN
1. Noun: drunkenness.
2. Adjective: refreshed; drunk, drunken.
DRUNCENGEORN
Adjective: drink-desirous, drunken.
DRUNCENHĀD
Noun: drunkenness.
DRUNCENIG
Adjective: drunken.
DRUNCENLÆT
Adjective: slow.
DRUNCENLǢWE
Adjective: inebrians.
DRUNCENNES
Noun: drunkenness.
DRUNCENSCIPE
Noun: drunkenness.
DRUNCENWILLEN
Adjective: drunken.
DRUNCMENNEN
Noun: drunken maid-servant.
DRUNCNIAN
See (ge)druncnian.
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Noun: drooping, dejection, torpor.
DRŪSAN
Verb: to drowse, become low, slow or inactive; to sink.
DRŪSIAN
Verb: to become sluggish, droop, stagnant, turbid.
DRŪT
Noun: friend, beloved one.
DRȲ
Noun: wizard, magician, sorcerer; sorcery.
DRȲCRÆFT
Noun: magic, sorcery, witchcraft; magic art or practice; magician’s apparatus.
DRȲCRÆFTIG
Adjective: skilful in magic or sorcery; magical.
DRȲCRÆFTIGA
Noun: sorcerer.
DRȲFAN
Verb: to disturb, excite, afflict, trouble, stir up, vex.
DRȲGAN
See (ge)drȳgan.
DRȲGE
Adjective: dry, parched, withered.
DRȲGNES
Noun: dryness.
DRȲGSCĒOD
Adjective: dry-shod.
DRYHT
See (ge)dryht.
DRYHTBEARN
Noun: child of the people, noble child, princely youth.
DRYHTCWĒN
Noun: noble queen.
DRYHTDŌM
Noun: noble judgement.
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DRYHTEN
1. Noun: ruler, lord, prince, king; God, Christ, The Lord.
2. Adjective: Lordly, royal.
DRYHTENBĒAG
Noun: payment (to a lord) for killing a freeman; lord-ring.
DRYHTENBEALU
Noun: great misfortune, profound misery, extreme evil.
DRYHTENDŌM
Noun: lordship, sovereignty, majesty.
DRYHTENHOLD
Adjective: loyal to one's lord.
DRYHTENLIC
Adjective: belonging to the Lord, divine.
DRYHTENLĪCE
Adverb: according to the Lord, by the Lord.
DRYHTENWEARD
Noun: lord, king.
DRYHTFOLC
Noun: people, multitude, nation, troop.
DRYHTGESĪÐ
Noun: associate, attendant, retainer; warrior.
DRYHTGESTRĒON
Noun: nation's or people's treasure, princely treasure.
DRYHTGUMA
Noun: man, popular man, man of the people; retainer, follower, bridesman; warrior; pl. men.
DRYHTLĒOÐ
Noun: hymn, national song, lordly song.
DRYHTLIC
Adjective: distinguished, noble, lordly.
DRYHTLĪCE
Adverb: in a lordly manner; divinely.
DRYHTMANN
Noun: retainer, bridesman; warrior.
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Noun: noble or lordly treasure, princely treasure.
DRYHTNĒ
Noun: dead body of a host; warrior’s corpse.
DRYHTSCIPE
Noun: rulership, lordship, domination; dignity, virtue, valour, heroic deeds.
DRYHTSELE
Noun: princely hall or dwelling.
DRYHTSIBB
Noun: peace, peace between two nations, high alliance; lordly kinship.
DRYHTWĒMEND
Noun: bridesman.
DRYHTWĒMERE
Noun: bridesman.
DRYHTWERAS
Noun: men, chieftains.
DRYHTWUNIENDE
Adjective: living among people.
DRYHTWURÐ
Adjective: divine.
DRYHTWURÐA
Noun: theologian, divine.
DRȲICGE
Noun: sorceress, witch.
DRȲLĀC
Noun: sorcery, magic.
DRȲLIC
Adjective: of magic, magical.
DRȲMAN
Verb: to rejoice, be joyful; to make a joyous sound, play on an instrument, sing a song, sing
aloud.
DRȲMANN
Noun: magician, sorcerer.
DRȲME
See (ge)drȳme.
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DRYNC
Noun: drink, potion, beverage; cup, draught.
DRYNCEHORN
Noun: drinking-horn.
DRYNCELĒAN
Noun: scot-ale, the ale given by a seller to a buyer on concluding a bargain; entertainment given
by the lord of the manor.
DRYNCFÆT
Noun: drinking-vessel, cup.
DRYNCGEMETT
Noun: measure of drink.
DRYNCWĪRIG
Adjective: satisfied with drinking, drink weary, drunk, stupid with drink.
DRȲPAN
Verb: to drop, cause to fall in drops; to moisten.
DRYPPAN
Verb: to drip.
DRYRE
Noun: ceasing, decline, fall; deposit.
DRȲSCĒOD
Adjective: dry-shod.
DRYSLIC
Adjective: fearful, terrible.
DRYSMIAN
Verb: to make sad; to mourn; to become dark, obscure or gloomy.
DRYSNAN
See (ge)drysnan.
DRYSNE
Adjective: terrible.
DUBBIAN
Verb: to dub, knight, strike (by striking with a sword); to create.
DŪCE
Noun: duck.
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DŪFEDOPPA
Noun: pelican.
DUGAN
Verb: to avail, be worth, able, capable of, competent or good for anything, be fit; to thrive, be
strong; to be good, virtuous, kind, honest, bountiful or liberal.
DUGUĐ
1. Noun: people, manhood, men; host, multitude, troops, army; the nobles, nobility; attendant;
the heaven lost; virtue, power, strength; glory, majesty, magnificence, excellence; ornament; good,
gain, advantage; happiness, prosperity, riches, blessings, salvation; gift, benefit, profit, wealth,
prosperity; that which is fit, suitable or seemly.
2. Adjective: good, virtuous, honourable.
DUGUÐA
Adverb: splendidly.
DUGUÐGIFU
Noun: liberality, munificence.
DUGUÐLIC
Adjective: chief, authoritative, noble.
DUGUÐLĪCE
Adverb: with authority.
DUGUÐMIHT
Noun: supreme power.
DUGUÐNǢMERE
Noun: inhabitant; one who takes a benefit.
DULMUNUS
Noun: the warship of the Greeks.
DUMB
Adjective: dumb, mute, silent, speechless.
DUMBNES
Noun: dumbness, speechlessness.
DUMLE
Noun: pelican.
DŪN
1. Noun: down, hill, mountain; moor; height.
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DŪNÆLF
Noun: mountain fairy or elf.
DŪNE
Adverb: down, downwards.
DŪNEĀSTĪGAN
Verb: to descend.
DŪNELFEN
Noun: down or mountain fairy or elf.
DŪNESTĪGAN
Verb: to descend.
DŪNESTĪGENDE
Adjective: descending.
DŪNEWARD
Adverb: downwards.
DUNFEALU
Adjective: dun or tawny colour.
DUNG
1. Noun: prison, dungeon, subterranean chamber.
2. Noun: dung.
DUNGRǢG
Adjective: dark, dusky; dark-grey.
DŪNHOLM
Noun: Durham.
DŪNHUNIG
Noun: downland honey.
DŪNIAN
Verb: to fall down.
DUNIENDLIC
Adjective: falling down, tottering.
DŪNIG
Adjective: down, mountain.
DŪNLAND
Noun: down or hilly land, open country.
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DŪNLIC
Adjective: of a mountain, mountain-dwelling.
DUNN
Adjective: dun, dark-coloured, dingy brown.
DUNNANTŪN
Noun: Dunna's town, Dunnington.
DUNNIAN
Verb: to darken, obscure; to grow dark, become invisible.
DŪNSǢTE
Noun: Mountaineers, inhabitants of the mountains of Wales.
DŪNSCRÆF
Noun: mountain or hill-cave.
DŪNSTĀN
Noun: Dunstan.
DŪNSTRǢT
Noun: hilly road.
DŪRELĒAS
Adjective: doorless.
DURHERE
Noun: folding-door.
DURRAN
Verb: to dare, venture; to presume.
DURSTODL
Noun: door-post.
DURU
Noun: door, gate, wicked, opening.
DURUHALDEND
Noun: doorkeeper.
DURUÐEGN
Noun: door-keeper.
DURUÐĪNEN
Noun: female door-keeper.
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Noun: dust.
DŪSTDRENC
Noun: drink made of the seeds of herbs rubbed to dust.
DŪSTIG
Adjective: dusty.
DŪSTSCĒAWUNG
Noun: contemplation of dust; visit to a grave.
DŪSTSWERM
Noun: dust-like swarm, cloud of dust; atoms.
DŪÐHAMOR
Noun: papyrus; sedge.
DWǢS
See (ge)dwǣs.
DWǢSCAN
See (ge)dwǣscan.
DWǢSIAN
Verb: to become foolish or stupid.
DWǢSLIC
Adjective: foolish, silly, stupid.
DWǢSLĪCE
Adverb: foolishly, stupidly.
DWǢSNES
Noun: foolishness, stupidity, dullness.
DWĀSLIHT
Noun: false light.
DWELAN
Verb: to err, be led into error.
DWELLAN
Verb: to prevent, mislead, hinder, delay; to deceive, lead astray; to err, be lead astray, wander;
to continue, remain; to dwell.
DWELSIAN
Verb: to wander, stray.
DWEOLIGAN
Verb: to err, wander; to deceive, lead astray; to prevent, hinder; to be lead astray.

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Noun: dwarf.
DWEORGEDWOSLE
Noun: pennyroyal (a kind of herb), flea-bane.
DWILD
See (ge)dwild.
DWILMAN
Verb: to confuse, perplex, confound.
DWIMOR
See (ge)dwimor.
DWĪNAN
Verb: to dwindle, fade or pine away, waste away, languish, disappear.
DWOLA
See (ge)dwola.
DWOLCRÆFT
See (ge)dwolcræft.
DWOLIAN
See (ge)dwolian.
DWOLIGENDLIC
Adjective: heretical.
DWOLLIC
Adjective: foolish; erroneous, heretical.
DWOLLĪCE
See (ge)dwollīce.
DWOLMA
See (ge)dwolma.
DWOLMAN
See (ge)dwolman.
DWOLSCIPE
Noun: error.
DWOLÐING
Noun: erroneous thing, deceit, imposture; idol; sorcery, magical delusion.
DWOLUNG
Noun: absurdity, foolishness, folly; insanity, dotage.
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DȲDAN
Verb: to put to death, kill.
DYDRIAN
Verrb: to deceive, delude.
DYDRIN
Noun: yolk.
DYDRUNG
Noun: illusion, delusion; pretence.
DȲFAN
See (ge)dȳfan.
DYFEN
Noun: desert; reward.
DȲFING
Noun: immersion, diving.
DYFLEN
Noun: Dublin.
DYHTAN
Verb: to arrange, dispose, appoint; to direct, dictate, impose; to write, compose; to do, make.
DYLMENGON
Noun: dissimulation.
DYLSTA
Noun: mucus, matter, festering matter; corruption; filth.
DYLSTIHT
Adjective: mattery, mucous.
DYNCGE
Noun: litter, dung, manure; ploughed land, fallow land, manure land.
DYNE
See (ge)dyne.
DYNIAN
Verb: to make a noise, din, resound.
DȲNIGE
Noun: name of a plant.
DYNT
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1. Verb: baptize; to dip.
2. Verb: to make greater, increase, augment; to make deep, deepen.
DYPLE
Adjective: double.
DYPPAN
Verb: to dip, immerse; to baptize.
DYRFAN
See (ge)dyrfan.
DYRFING
Noun: affliction, molestation.
DYRNEFORLEGEN
Adjective: adulterous, guilty of fornication.
DYRNEFORLEGERNES
Noun: fornication.
DYRNEGELEGERSCIPE
Noun: fornication, adultery.
DYRNEGELIGERE
1. Noun: secret lying, fornication, adultery.
2. Noun: fornicator.
DYRNELEGER
Adjective: adulterous.
DYRNELEGERE
1. Adverb: licentiously.
2. See dyrnegeligre (1).
DYRNGEWRIT
Noun: secret writing, pl. The Apocrypha.
DYRNHǢMENDE
Adjective: fornicating, adulterous.
DYRNLIC
Adjective: secret.
DYRNLĪCE
Adverb: secretly.
DYRNLICGAN
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Noun: president at mysteries.
DYRSTIG
See (ge)dyrstig.
DYRSTIGLĪCE
See (ge)dyrstiglīce.
DYRSTIGNES
See (ge)dyrstignes.
DYRSTLǢCAN
See (ge)dyrstlǣcan.
DYRSTLǢCUNG
Noun: courage, boldness.
DYSGIAN
See (ge)dysgian.
DYSGUNG
Noun: folly, madness; foolishness, silliness.
DYSIAN
Verb: to be foolish, act foolishly; to err, make mistake; to talk foolishly, blaspheme.
DYSIG
1. Adjective: ignorant, unwise, foolish, stupid; dizzy; weak.
2. Noun: folly; ignorance, foolishness; error.
3. Noun: fool; folly.
DYSIGCRÆFTIG
Adjective: skilled in foolish arts.
DYSIGDŌM
Noun: folly; ignorance, foolishness.
DYSIGIAN
Verb: to be foolish; to act foolishly, err; to talk foolishly, blaspheme.
DYSIGLIC
Adjective: foolish.
DYSIGLĪCE
Adverb: foolishly.
DYSIGNES
Noun: folly, madness; blasphemy; foolish, irrational or erroneous practice.
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Adjective: foolish, stupid.
DYSLĪCE
Adverb: foolishly.
DYTTAN
Verb: to close, shut up; to stop.
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ĒA
1. Noun: water, running water, river, stream.
2. Interjection: alas! oh! lo!.
ĒABRYCG
Noun: bridge over a river.
ĒAC
1. Adverb: also, moreover, likewise; however, nevertheless.
2. Adposition: with, together with, in addition to, besides.
ĒACA
Noun: addition, increase, reinforcement; advantage, profit; excess, usury; additional words,
supplement, appendix; more (with numbers).
ĒACAN
Verb: to be increase, enlarged, augmented.
ĒACEN
Adjective: great, powerful, strong, vast, vigorous; increased, augmented; richly endowed; noble,
excellent; pregnant.
ĒACENCRÆFTIG
Adjective: huge; exceedingly strong.
ĒACERSE
Noun: water-cress.
ĒACIAN
Verb: to increase.
ĒACNIAN
See (ge)ēacnian.
ĒACNIENDLIC
Adjective: to be increased.
ĒACNIGENDE
Adjective: bringing forth.
ĒACNUNG
See (ge)ēacnung.
ĒAD
Noun: possession, riches, wealth; happiness, felicity, prosperity, good fortune, bliss; safety, security.
ĒADAN
Verb: to give, concede, grant.
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ĒADEN
Adjective: granted (by Fate).
ĒADESBURH
Noun: Eddesbury, Cheshire.
ĒADFRUMA
Noun: giver of prosperity, author of happiness.
ĒADGAR
Noun: Edgar, second son of Edmund.
ĒADGIEFA
Noun: Giver of prosperity or happiness.
ĒADGIEFU
Noun: gift of prosperity or blessedness, blessed grace.
ĒADHRĒĐIG
Adjective: happy, blessed; triumphant.
ĒADIG
Adjective: happy, fortunate, perfect, blessed; prosperous, rich, wealthy, opulent.
ĒADIGAN
See (ge)ēadigan.
ĒADIGLIC
Adjective: happy, blessed; prosperous, rich.
ĒADIGLĪCE
Adverb: happily; blessedly.
ĒADIGNES
Noun: happiness, prosperity.
ĒADLUFU
Noun: happiness of love; blessed love.
ĒADMUND
Noun: Edmund, the martyr.
ĒADMUNDESBURH
Noun: St. Edmundsbury, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk.
ĒADNES
Noun: inner peace, prosperity; ease; gentleness; happiness, joy.
ĒADOCCE
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ĒADORGEARD
1. Noun: inclosure of arteries, the body.
2. See ealdorgeard (1).
ĒADRED
Noun: Eadred Atheling, third son of Edward the Elder.
EADULFESNÆS
Noun: Eadulf’s ness, Walton-on-the-naze.
ĒADWACER
1. Noun: watchman of property.
2. Adjective: easily roused; alert, vigilant.
ĒADWEARD
Noun: Edward the elder: Edward the martyr.
ĒADWELA
Noun: happiness, blessedness; prosperity, riches.
ĒADWĪG
Noun: Eadwig, son of Edmund; Eadwig was king of Wessex and Northumbria.
EÆLLENGE
Interjection: behold.
ĒAFISC
Noun: river-fish.
EAFOR
1. Noun: the obligation to carry goods and convey messengers, due to the king from a tenant (?).
2. Noun: boar, wild boar, draught-horse.
3. See eofor.
EAFORA
Noun: child, offspring, son, successor, heir; posterity.
EAFOĐ
Noun: might, power, strength, violence.
ĒAGÆPPEL
Noun: apple of the eye.
ĒAGANBRĒGH
Noun: eyebrow.
ĒAGANBYRHTM
Noun: eye's twinkle, flash of the eye; moment.
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ĒAGBRǢW
Noun: eye-lid.
ĒAGDURU
Noun: eye-door, windows.
ĒAGE
Noun: eye; aperture, hole; eye of a needle.
ĒAGĒCE
Noun: eye-ache.
ĒAGESPRING
Noun: spring or twinkling of the eye.
ĒAGFLĒAH
Noun: spot in the eye.
ĒAGGEBYRD
Noun: nature of the eye.
ĒAGGEMEARC
Noun: limit of view; horizon.
ĒAGHLID
Noun: eye-lid.
ĒAGHRING
Noun: socket of the eye; pupil.
ĒAGHYLL
Noun: eyebrow.
ĒAGHYRNE
Noun: corner of the eye.
ĒAGMIST
Noun: dimness of the eye.
ĒAGSEALF
Noun: eye-salve.
ĒAGSĒOUNG
Noun: eye-disease, cataract; eye-seeing, eye-sight.
ĒAGSȲNE
Adjective: visible to the eye.
ĒAGSȲNES
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ĒAGĐYREL
Noun: eye-hole; windows.
ĒAGWÆRC
Noun: pain of the eyes.
ĒAGWUND
Noun: wound in the eye.
ĒAGWYRT
Noun: eye-wort, eye-bright.
EAHT
Noun: assembly, council; deliberation, estimation, consideration; valuation, reckoning.
EAHTA
Numeral: eight.
EAHTAFEALD
Adjective: eightfold.
EAHTAHYRNEDE
Adjective: eight-cornered, octagonal.
EAHTAN
Verb: to persecute, pursue; to estimate, appreciate.
EAHTANIHTE
Adjective: eight days old (moon).
EAHTATĒOĐA
Numeral: eighteenth.
EAHTATĪENE
Numeral: eighteen.
EAHTATIG
Numeral: eighty.
EAHTATȲNEWINTRE
Adjective: eighteen years old.
EAHTAWINTRE
Adjective: eight years old.
EAHTEND
Noun: persecutor, pursuer; assailant.
EAHTERE
Noun: valuer, estimator, appraiser, censor.
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EAHTOĐA
Numeral: eighth.
EAHTUNG
See (ge)eahtung.
ĒALĀ
Interjection: alas! oh! lo!
ĒALĀD
Noun: water-way.
ĒALAND
Noun: island, water-land, maritime land, sea-board.
ĒALANDCYNING
Noun: island king.
EALAĐWYRT
Noun: ale-wort.
EALCYN
Adjective: of every kind, universal.
EALD-SEAXE
Noun: Old-Saxons, Continental Saxons.
EALD
Adjective: old, elder, aged, ancient, antique, primeval; experienced, tried; great, eminent,
honoured, exalted; chief.
EALDA
Noun: old man, elder; chief; the Devil, Leas.
EALDBACEN
Adjective: stale, baked long ago.
EALDCȲĐĐ
Noun: old home, former dwelling-place; old country, native country; old acquaintance.
EALDDAGAS
Noun: former times.
EALDDŌM
Noun: age.
EALDEALDFÆDER
Noun: great-grandfather.
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EALDEMŌDOR
Noun: grandmother.
EALDFÆDER
Noun: ancestor, forefather, grandfather.
EALDFĒOND
Noun: old foe, hereditary foe; the Devil.
EALDGECYND
Noun: old or original nature.
EALDGEFĀ
Noun: ancient foe.
EALDGEFĒRA
Noun: old comrade.
EALDGEMǢRE
Noun: ancient boundary.
EALDGENĒAT
Noun: old companion or comrade.
EALDGENĪĐLA
Noun: old or ancient foe; Satan.
EALDGERIHT
Noun: ancient right.
EALDGESEGEN
Noun: ancient tradition, old saga.
EALDGESĪĐ
Noun: old companion or comrade.
EALDGESTRĒON
Noun: old or ancient treasure.
EALDGEĐUNGEN
Adjective: old and distinguished.
EALDGEWEORC
Noun: ancient or old-standing work; the world.
EALDGEWINN
Noun: ancient conflict.
EALDGEWINNA
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Noun: ancient action, former deed.
EALDHETTENDE
Noun: old foes.
EALDHLĀFORD
Noun: old, ancient or hereditary lord, rightful or liege lord.
EALDHLĀFORDCYNN
Noun: old royal family, rightful royal line.
EALDHRĪĐER
Noun: old ox.
EALDHRYĐERFLǢSC
Noun: meat that has been stored away.
EALDIAN
See (ge)ealdian.
EALDLAND
Noun: ancestral property; land that has remained long untilled.
EALDLANDRǢDEN
Noun: established law of landed property.
EALDLIC
Adjective: old, senile; belonging to early times; venerable; original, authentic.
EALDNES
Noun: old age, oldness.
EALDOR
1. Noun: elder; parent, head of a family, pl. ancestors; civil or religious authority; chief, master,
leader; lord, governor, prince, king; author, source, primitive.
2. Noun: life, vital part; age, old age; eternity.
EALDORAPOSTOL
Noun: chief apostle.
EALDORBANA
Noun: life-destroyer.
EALDORBEALU
Noun: vital evil; death.
EALDORBISCOP
Noun: elder or chief bishop, archbishop; high priest of the Jews.
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Noun: royal house or villa, chief residence, mansion, palace, court of a king.
EALDORBURG
Noun: royal city, metropolis.
EALDORCEARU
Noun: great sorrow; care for life.
EALDORDÆG
Noun: day of life.
EALDORDĒMA
Noun: chief or supreme judge, prince.
EALDORDĒOFOL
Noun: chief or prince of the devils.
EALDORDŌM
Noun: power, dominion, authority, rule, lordship, magistracy; superiority, pre-eminence,
principality; eldership; beginning.
EALDORDŌMLIC
Adjective: preeminent.
EALDORDŌMLICNES
Noun: authority, control.
EALDORDŌMSCIPE
Noun: aldermanship.
EALDORDUGUĐ
Noun: nobility, chief nobility, flower of the chiefs.
EALDORFRĒA
Noun: chief, lord.
EALDORGEARD
1. Noun: body; inclosure of the arteries; enclosure of life.
2. See ēadorgeard (1).
EALDORGEDĀL
Noun: separation from life, death.
EALDORGESCEAFT
Noun: condition or state of life.
EALDORGEWINNA
Noun: vital adversary.
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EALDORLĒAS
Adjective: lifeless, dead; deprived of parents, orphaned; without a chief, leader or lord.
EALDORLEGU
Noun: course of life, fate, destiny; death.
EALDORLIC
Adjective: principal, chief; excellent, princely; authentic.
EALDORLĪCE
Adverb: principally, chiefly; excellently; vigorously, strongly.
EALDORLICNES
Noun: principality, authority.
EALDORMANN
Noun: ruler, chief, leader, magistrate, alderman, senator; high civil or religious officer;
nobleman, duke, prince.
EALDORNERU
Noun: life’s preservation or salvation, refuge, asylum.
EALDORSĀCERD
Noun: high priest.
EALDORSCIPE
Noun: seniority, eldership; headship, supremacy, sovereignty.
EALDORSETL
Noun: official seat.
EALDORSTŌL
Noun: throne, lord's seat.
EALDORĐEGN
Noun: principal thane or servant, chief attendant, retainer, distinguished courtier; chief apostle.
EALDORWISA
Noun: chief, ruler.
EALDOĐ
Noun: vessel, trough; channel.
EALDRIHT
Noun: ancient right.
EALDSPELL
Noun: old saying, old story.
EALDSPRǢC
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EALDUNG
Noun: age; process of growing old.
EALDWERIG
Adjective: wasted with age, worn; vile of old.
EALDWĪF
Noun: old woman.
EALDWITA
Noun: sage, elder, venerable man, senior; priest.
EALDWRĪTERE
Noun: writer on ancient history, antiquarian.
EALEĐETŪN
Noun: ale-house.
EALFARA
Noun: pack-horse.
EALFELA
Adverb: very much, full many.
EALFELO
Adjective: dire, baleful, very baleful.
EALGEADOR
Adverb: altogether.
EALGEARO
Adjective: all ready or prepared.
EALGIAN
See (ge)ealgian.
EALGODWEBB
Noun: all-silk cloth.
EALGODWEBBEN
Adjective: all of silk.
EALH
Noun: sheltering place, residence, temple, fane.
EALHSTEDE
Noun: protecting or sheltering place, temple; city.
ĒALIC
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ĒALIFER
Noun: Liverwort.
ĒALĪĐEND
Noun: seafaring man, sailor, wave-sailor.
EALL
1. Adjective: all, every, entire, whole, universal; pl. all men.
2. Adverb: fully, entirely, wholly, quite.
3. Noun: all, everything.
4. See ӕl (1).
EALLBEORHT
Adjective: all-bright or shinning, resplendent.
EALLCRÆFTIG
Adjective: all-powerful, all-mighty.
EALLE
Adverb: all, entirely, fully, wholly, quite.
EALLENCTEN
Noun: the season of Lent.
EALLERĪCA
Noun: Alaric, king of the Goths.
EALLES
Adverb: all, entirely, fully, wholly, quite.
EALLEĐERN
Adjective: wholly of leather.
EALLGELĒAFLIC
Adjective: universally believed; catholic.
EALLGŌD
Adjective: all-good, infinitely good.
EALLGRĒNE
Adjective: green, all-green; young, fresh.
EALLGYLDEN
Adjective: all-golden.
EALLHĀLGUNG
Noun: consecration, all worship.
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Adjective: all-white.
EALLIC
Adjective: general, universal; catholic.
EALLĪREN
Adjective: all of iron.
EALLĪSIG
Adjective: all-icy; very cold.
EALLMÆGEN
Noun: all-might, all-power; might, strength, utmost effort.
EALLMǢST
Adverb: almost, nearly all, for the most part.
EALLMIHT
Noun: omnipotence.
EALLNACOD
Adjective: entirely naked.
EALLNĪWE
Adjective: all-new, quite new.
EALLOFFRUNG
Noun: holocaust.
EALLRIHTE
Adverb: just, quite directly, exactly.
EALLSEOLCEN
Adjective: made all of silk.
EALLSWĀ
Adverb: as, just as, even as, as if, likewise, so as, even so; also.
EALLSWILC
Adverb: just such.
EALLTELA
Adverb: quite well.
EALLUNGA
Adverb: altogether; completely, entirely, wholly, utterly, at all, quite; indeed, certainly,
assuredly.
EALLWEALDA
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EALLWEALDEND
Noun: ruler of all, almighty, the omnipotent, the Deity.
EALLWEALDENDE
Adjective: all-ruling, allmighty, all-wielding, omnipotent.
EALLWIHTA
Noun: all beings, all creatures; strange creatures, monsters.
EALLWRITEN
Adjective: all written with one's own hand, holograph.
EALLWUNDOR
Noun: very wonderful thing, marvel.
EALNEG
Adverb: always, perpetually; quite.
EALRIHT
Adjective: all-right.
EALSEALF
Noun: ambrosia, herb called the oak of Jerusalem or the oak of Cappadocia.
EALTEAW
Adjective: entirely good.
EALU
Noun: ale, beer.
EALUBENC
Noun: ale-bench.
EALUCLYFA
Noun: place for storing ale, beer-cellar.
EALUFÆT
Noun: ale-vat, vessel in which ale was left to ferment.
EALUGAFOL
Noun: tax or tribute paid in ale.
EALUGĀL
Adjective: drunk with ale.
EALUGĀLNES
Noun: drunkenness.
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Noun: ale-house.
EALUMALT
Noun: malt used for making ale.
EALUSCERWEN
Noun: deprival of joy, distress, mortal panic; serving of bitter ale, ale-deprival.
EALUSCOP
Noun: singer in alehouses.
EALUSELE
Noun: alehouse.
EALUWǢGE
Noun: ale-cup, ale-can, ale-flagon.
EALUWOSA
Noun: ale-drinker or tippler.
EALWERLĪCE
Adverb: liberally, freely, all-manly.
ĒAM
Noun: uncle chiefly on the mother’s side.
ĒANIAN
See (ge)ēanian.
ĒAŌFER
Noun: river-bank.
ĒAR
1. Noun: ear of corn.
2. Noun: wave, sea, ocean.
3. Noun: name of the rune for ēa; earth.
4. See ǣr (3).
5. See ēare.
6. See ār (3).
7. See ār (4).
8. See ār (2).
9. See ǣr (1).
EAR
Noun: harrow.
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ĒARBLÆD
Noun: stalk, straw, stubble, haulm, blade (of corn).
EARC
1. Noun: coffer, chest, ark; the ark of Noah; the ark of the covenant.
2. See arc (1).
ĒARCLǢNSEND
Noun: little finger.
ĒARCOĐU
Noun: ear-disease, tumour near the ears.
EARD
Noun: native place, dwelling place, home; earth, land, region, province, estate, country;
cultivated ground; state, condition.
EARDBEGENGA
Noun: inhabitant, dweller.
EARDBEGENGNES
Noun: habitation, abode.
EARDERE
Noun: dweller.
EARDFÆST
Adjective: established in a place, settled; abiding; domiciled.
EARDGEARD
Noun: place of habitation, dwelling-place; world, the earth.
EARDGYFU
Noun: gift from one’s native land.
EARDIAN
See (ge)eardian.
EARDIEND
Noun: dweller, inhabitant.
EARDIENDLIC
Adjective: inhabitable; habitable.
EARDLAND
Noun: country, native land.
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Noun: habitation, dwelling-land.
EARDSTAPA
Noun: wanderer, land-stepper.
EARDSTEDE
Noun: habitation, dwelling-place.
EARDUNGBURG
Noun: city of habitation, dwelling-city, city of tabernacles.
EARDUNGHŪS
Noun: habitation, tabernacle.
EARDUNGSTŌW
Noun: habitation, dwelling-place, tabernacle, tent.
EARDWEALL
Noun: land-rampart, bulwark.
EARDWĪC
Noun: dwelling-place.
EARDWRECCA
Noun: exile.
EARDWUNUNG
Noun: living in one's native land.
ĒARE
Noun: ear; handle (on a pot); shrill sound.
ĒAREDE
Adjective: having a handle.
ĒAREFINGER
Noun: little finger, ear-finger.
EARENDEL
Noun: dayspring, dawn; shining light, ray of light.
EARFE
Noun: tare.
EARFORĐTǢCNE
Adjective: difficult to be shown.
EARFOĐCIERRE
Adjective: hard to turn, difficult to convert.
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EARFOĐDǢDE
Adjective: difficult, hard to do.
EARFOĐDÆG
Noun: trouble-day, day of tribulation.
EARFOĐE
1. Noun: suffering, woe, difficulty, hardship, trouble, torment, torture, pains, disease; work,
labour.
2. Adjective: difficult, hard, laborious, toilsome, troublesome; grievous.
3. Adverb: with difficulty.
EARFOĐFĒRE
Adjective: difficult to pass through, hard to travel.
EARFOĐFYNDE
Adjective: hard to find.
EARFOĐHĀWE
Adjective: difficult to be seen.
EARFOĐHWĪL
Noun: time of hardship.
EARFOĐHYLDE
Adjective: discontented, dissatisfied.
EARFOÐIAN
See (ge)earfoðian.
EARFOĐLǢRE
Adjective: hard to teach, indocile, undisciplined.
EARFOĐLǢTE
Adjective: hard to discharge, difficult to be sent forth.
EARFOĐLIC
Adjective: difficult, full of hardship, irksome; grievous.
EARFOĐLĪCE
Adverb: with difficulty, hardly; grievously, painfully; reluctantly; scarcely; sorely.
EARFOĐLICNES
Noun: difficulty, hardship, trouble; misfortune, affliction, pain.
EARFOĐMÆCG
Noun: unhappy or unfortunate man.
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EARFOĐRECCE
Adjective: difficult to be told, hard to relate.
EARFOĐRIHTE
Adjective: hard to correct, incorrigible.
EARFOĐRĪME
Adjective: hard to enumerate.
EARFOĐSǢLIG
Adjective: unhappy, unfortunate, unblessed.
EARFOĐSĪĐ
Noun: misfortune, calamity; laborious or troublesome journey.
EARFOĐTǢCNE
Adjective: difficult to be shown.
EARFOĐĐRĀG
Noun: sorrowful time, time of tribulation.
EARFOĐWYLDE
Adjective: hard to subdue.
EARG
Adjective: inert, spiritless; slothful, sluggish; weak, cowardly, craven, timorous; timid; useless;
bad, vicious, wretched, vile, evil; depraved; prodigal, profligate; swift; difficult.
EARGE
Adverb: inertly, badly.
ĒARGEBLAND
Noun: surge, wave-blend, wave-mingling.
ĒARGESPECA
Noun: whisperer; counsellor; privy.
EARGIAN
See (ge)eargian.
EARGLIC
Adjective: shameful, timid, cowardly, craven; slothful; bad.
EARGLĪCE
Adverb: in a cowardly manner; disgracefully, fearfully; timidly; basefully.
EARGNES
Noun: licentiousness, profligacy.
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EARGSCIPE
Noun: cowardice, pusillanimity; idleness, profligacy.
EARH
1. Noun: arrow.
2. See earg.
3. See ēar (2).
EARHFARU
Noun: flight or shooting of an arrow.
ĒARHRING
Noun: ear-ring.
EARHWINNENDE
Adjective: cowardly conquering (of a poisoned arrow).
ĒARISC
Noun: reed, rush, water-rush, bulrush; flag.
ĒARĪĐ
Noun: water-stream.
ĒARLÆPPA
Noun: external ear, ear-lap.
ĒARLIPRICA
Noun: external ear, flap of the ear.
ĒARLOCC
Noun: lock of hair over the ear.
EARM
1. Noun: arm; foreleg; arm of a cross; power.
2. Adjective: poor, destitute, helpless, miserable, pitiful; miserable, wretched; the poor and
destitute for whom the church made a provision.
EARMBĒAG
Noun: bracelet, arm-ring.
EARMCEARIG
Adjective: miserable, sad, full of sorrows.
EARME
Adverb: miserably, wretchedly, badly.
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Adjective: poor in spirit, miserable, wretched; humble.
EARMGEGIRELA
Noun: bracelet.
EARMHEORT
Adjective: humble; tender-hearted, merciful; poor in spirit, pitiful.
EARMHEORTNES
Noun: pity.
EARMHRĒAD
Noun: arm-ornament.
EARMIAN
Verb: to commiserate; to cause pity.
EARMING
Noun: miserable or wretched being, poor wretch; poor thing.
EARMLIC
Adjective: mean, miserable, wretched, deplorable; pitiable; sorry, poor, mean.
EARMLĪCE
Adverb: miserably, meanly, wretchedly; piteously, pitiably.
EARMSCANCA
Noun: arm-bone.
EARMSCEAPEN
Adjective: miserable, wretched; unfortunate, suffering hardship.
EARMSLĪFE
Noun: arm-sleeve.
EARMSTOC
Noun: sleeve.
EARMSTRANG
Adjective: muscular, strong of arm.
EARMSWĪĐ
Adjective: muscular, strong, strong of arm.
EARMĐU
1. Noun: misery, poverty; compassion, pity.
2. See iermð.
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EARN
1. Noun: eagle.
2. See ӕrn.
EARNCYN
Noun: eagle-kind.
EARNGĒAP
Noun: vulture, species of falcon.
EARNIAN
See (ge)earnian.
EARNINGLAND
Noun: land earned or made freehold.
EARNULF
Noun: Arnulf, emperor of Germany from AD 887 to 899.
EARNUNG
Noun: earning, merit, desert; pay, consideration, reward; labour; compassion.
EARP
Adjective: dark, dusky, swarthy; brown.
ĒARPLÆTTAN
See (ge)ēarplættan.
ĒARPLÆTTIGAN
See (ge)ēarplættigan.
ĒARPRĒON
Noun: ear-pin, ear-ring.
ĒARRING
Noun: ear-ring.
EARS
Noun: hind part, buttocks, breech; fundament.
ĒARSCRIPEL
Noun: little finger, ear-finger, ear-scraper.
ĒARSEALF
Noun: ear-salve.
EARSENDU
Noun: buttocks.
EARSGANG
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Noun: blow that strikes off an ear.
EARSLING
Adverb: on the back, backwards.
EARSLȲRA
Noun: breech, buttocks.
EARSODE
Adjective: having a breech, breeched.
ĒARSPINL
Noun: ear-ring.
EARSĐERL
Noun: anus.
ĒARĐYREL
Noun: ear-passage; fistula.
ĒARWÆRC
Noun: ear-ache.
ĒARWELA
Noun: the sea, watery realm, wealth of oars.
ĒARWICGA
Noun: worm, earwig.
EARWUNGA
Adverb: without cause, gratuitously.
ĒARȲĐ
Noun: wave of the sea.
ĒASE
Noun: wild carrot; lipped vessel, beaker.
ĒASPRYNG
Noun: spring, fountain; departure.
ĒAST-DENE
Noun: the East-Danes.
ĒAST-ENGLE
Noun: the East-Angles.
ĒAST-FRANCAN
Noun: the East-Franks.
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ĒAST-WILLE
Noun: the people of some district in England.
ĒAST
1. Adjective: east, easterly.
2. Adverb: east, to the east, eastwards, in an easterly direction, in or from the east.
3. See ēaste.
ĒASTÆĐ
Noun: river-bank, sea-shore.
ĒASTAN
Adverb: from the east, easterly.
ĒASTĀN
Noun: river-stone.
ĒASTANE
Adverb: from the east, easterly.
ĒASTANNORĐAN
Adverb: from the north-east.
ĒASTANNORĐANWIND
Noun: north-east wind.
ĒASTANSŪĐAN
Adverb: from the south-east.
ĒASTANSŪĐANWIND
Noun: south-east wind.
ĒASTANWIND
Noun: east wind.
ĒASTCENTINGAS
Noun: the East Kentians, men of East Kent.
ĒASTCYNING
Noun: eastern king.
ĒASTDǢL
Noun: eastern quarter, the east.
ĒASTE
Noun: the East.
ĒASTENDE
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Noun: the East-Anglians; East Anglia.
ĒASTERǢFEN
Noun: Easter-eve.
ĒASTERDÆG
Noun: Easter-day; day of the Passover.
ĒASTERFÆSTEN
Noun: Easter-fast, Lent.
ĒASTERFEORM
Noun: feast of Easter.
ĒASTERFRĒOLSDÆG
Noun: feast day of the Passover.
ĒASTERGEWUNA
Noun: Easter custom.
ĒASTERLIC
Adjective: Easter, paschal.
ĒASTERMŌNAĐ
Noun: Easter-month, April.
ĒASTERNE
Adjective: eastern, oriental.
ĒASTERNIHT
Noun: Easter-night.
ĒASTERSUNNANDÆG
Noun: Easter Sunday.
ĒASTERSYMBEL
Noun: the Passover.
ĒASTERTĪD
Noun: Easter-tide, Paschal season.
ĒASTERĐĒNUNG
Noun: the Passover; paschal lamb.
ĒASTERWUCU
Noun: Easter- week, Guth.
ĒASTEWEARD
Adjective: east, eastward.
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ĒASTGĀRSECG
Noun: eastern ocean.
ĒASTGEMǢRE
Noun: eastern boundary.
ĒASTHEALF
Noun: east-side.
ĒASTLAND
Noun: eastern land, the East; Esthonia.
ĒASTLANG
1. Adverb: eastward, along the east.
2. Adjective: lying in an easterly direction.
ĒASTLĒODE
Noun: eastern people, Orientals.
ĒASTMEARC
Noun: eastern boundary.
ĒASTNORĐ
Adverb: north-easterly.
ĒASTNORĐERNE
Adjective: north-east.
ĒASTNORĐWIND
Noun: north-east wind.
ĒASTOR
Adjective: eastern.
ĒASTPORTIC
Noun: east porch or portico.
ĒASTRE
Noun: Easter; Passover; spring; paschal lamb.
ĒASTRĒAM
Noun: water-stream, river, ocean.
ĒASTRĪCE
Noun: eastern country, empire or kingdom; the East; East Anglia.
ĒASTRIHTE
Adverb: eastwards.
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ĒASTRODOR
Noun: eastern part of heaven.
ĒASTSǢ
Noun: east sea.
ĒASTSTÆĐ
Noun: east bank of a stream.
ĒASTSŪĐ
Adverb: south-eastwards.
ĒASTSŪĐDǢL
Noun: south-east part.
ĒASTSŪĐLANG
Adverb: from east to south.
ĒASTĐĒOD
Noun: eastern people.
ĒASTĐYRINGAS
Noun: The East Thuringians.
ĒASTWEARD
Adverb: east, eastward.
ĒASTWEARDES
Adverb: eastwards.
ĒASTWEG
Noun: way to or in the east; pl. eastern parts, the east.
EATOLE
Noun: Italy.
EATOLWARE
Noun: the Italians.
ĒAĐBEDE
Adjective: exorable, easy to be entreated.
ĒAĐBEGĒATE
Adjective: easy to get.
ĒAĐBELG
Noun: irritability.
ĒAĐBĒNE
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ĒAĐBYLGNES
Noun: irascibility, irritability.
ĒAĐBYLIGE
Adjective: easily irritated.
ĒAĐCNǢWE
Adjective: easy to recognize.
ĒAĐDǢDE
Adjective: easy to do.
ĒAĐE
1. Adjective: easy; good natured, pleasant, kindly, mild, agreeable; soft, smooth; easily moved;
easy to do; ready.
2. Adverb: easily, lightly; soon, readily; willingly; conveniently; possibly, perhaps, may be.
3. Noun: easy thing.
ĒAĐELIC
Adjective: easy; possible; insignificant, mean, poor, scanty; inconsiderable, slight, trifling; weak.
ĒAĐELĪCE
Adverb: easily; weakly; fickly.
ĒAĐELICNES
Noun: easiness.
ĒAĐFĒRE
Adjective: easy to travel.
ĒAĐFYNDE
Adjective: easy to find.
ĒAĐGEORN
Adjective: easily pleased; pleasant, gracious, amiable.
ĒAĐGESȲNE
Adjective: visible, easy to see.
ĒAĐGĒTE
Adjective: ready, prepared, easy to obtain.
ĒAĐHYLDE
Adjective: easily held or content; easily inclined; satisfied, contented.
ĒAĐLǢCE
Adjective: easy to cure.
ĒAĐLǢRE
Adjective: capable of being taught or instructed; easily taught.

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ĒAÐMĒDAN
See (ge)ēaðmēdan.
ĒAĐMĒDLĪCE
Adverb: humbly.
ĒAĐMĒDU
Noun: gentleness, kindness, graciousness, affability, condescension; humility, lowliness; obedience,
submission, reverence.
ĒAĐMĒDUM
Adverb: kindly, humbly.
ĒAĐMĒTTU
Noun: humility; weakness, impotency.
ĒAĐMŌD
Adjective: humble; obedient, meek, submissive; gentle, mild, gracious, benevolent,
condescending; friendly, affectionate.
ĒAĐMŌDHEORT
Adjective: humble of heart or mind.
ĒAÐMŌDIAN
See (ge)ēaðmōdian.
ĒAĐMŌDIG
Adjective: humble, humble-minded; obedient; gentle, friendly, gracious, affectionate, benevolent.
ĒAĐMŌDLIC
Adjective: humble, respectful.
ĒAĐMŌDLĪCE
Adverb: humbly; meekly, submissively; kindly.
ĒAĐMŌDNES
Noun: humility, humbleness, meekness; gentleness, kindness, graciousness, condescension;
humanity.
ĒAĐMYLTE
Adjective: easily digested.
ĒAĐNES
Noun: easiness, facility, lightness; gentleness; favour.
ĒAĐRǢDE
Adjective: easy to guess.
ĒAĐWYLTE
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ĒAWDNES
Noun: disclosure.
ĒAWISCLIC
Adjective: open, manifest, displayed.
ĒAWISCLĪCE
Adverb: openly; manifestly.
ĒAWISCNESS
Noun: openness, manifestness.
ĒAWODNESS
Noun: showing.
ĒAWUNGA
Adverb: openly, plainly; publicly.
ĒAWYRT
Noun: river-wort, burdock.
EAX
1. Noun: axis, axle, axle-tree.
2. See ӕcs.
EAXANCEASTER
Noun: Exeter, Devon.
EAXANMINSTER
Noun: the minster on the river Ex, Axminster, Devon.
EAXANMŪĐA
Noun: the mouth of the river Ex, Exmouth, Devon.
EAXELGESPANN
Noun: shoulder-span.
EAXL
Noun: shoulder.
EAXLCLĀĐ
Noun: scapular.
EAXLGESTEALLA
Noun: nearest or bosom friend, shoulder companion, comrade, counsellor; competitor.
EBBA
Noun: ebb.
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ĒBEREMORĐ
Noun: open murder, manslaughter.
EBRĒAS
Noun: the Hebrews.
EBRĒISC
Adjective: Hebrew, belonging to Jews.
EBRĒISCLĪCE
Adverb: in Hebrew.
ĒCE
1. Adjective: durable, eternal, perpetual, everlasting.
2. Adverb: ever, evermore, eternally, perpetually.
3. See ece.
ECE
Noun: ache, pain.
ECED
Noun: acid, vinegar.
ECEDDRENC
Noun: acid drink, vinegar.
ECEDFÆT
Noun: an acid-vat, a vinegar-vessel.
ECEDWĪN
Noun: wine mingled with myrrh, acid-wine.
ĒCELIC
Adjective: eternal, perpetual, everlasting.
ĒCELĪCE
Adverb: ever, eternally, perpetually.
ECG
Noun: edge, point, verge; weapon, blade, sword, battle-axe.
ECGAN
See (ge)ecgan.
ECGBANA
Noun: slayer with the sword.
ECGBRYHT
Noun: Egbert, king of Wessex.
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ECGCLIF
Noun: water-cliff or shore.
ECGED
Adjective: edged.
ECGHEARD
Adjective: hard of edge.
ECGHETE
Noun: hostile hate, sword hate; war.
ECGHWÆS
Adjective: sharp of edge.
ECGLĀST
Noun: sword’s edge.
ECGPLEGA
Noun: battle, sword fight.
ECGĐRACU
Noun: sword strength; hot contest, war.
ECGUNG
Noun: harrowing.
ECGWÆL
Noun: sword-slaughter.
ECLINGA
Adverb: on the edge.
ECLYPSIS
Noun: eclipse.
ĒCNES
Noun: eternity, everlasting.
ĒCSŌĐ
Adverb: verily, but truly; but also.
ĒCSŌĐLĪCE
Adverb: verily, but truly.
EDCĒLNES
Noun: refreshment, recooling.
EDCENNING
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Noun: return.
EDCWIC
Adjective: regenerate, restored to life.
EDCWICIAN
See (ge)edcwician.
EDCWIDE
Noun: narrative, retelling; relation; rehearsal.
EDGEONG
Adjective: becoming or being young again.
EDGIFT
Noun: restitution.
EDGINNAN
Verb: to begin again.
EDGRŌWUNG
Noun: re-growing.
EDGYLDAN
Verb: to requite, remunerate.
EDGYLDEND
Noun: rewarder, remunerator.
EDHWIERFAN
Verb: to return, retrace one’s steps.
EDHWYRFAN
See (ge)edhwyrfan.
EDHWYRFT
Noun: return, going back, reverse; change.
EDISC
Noun: park, enclosed pasture.
EDISCHENN
Noun: edish hen, quail.
EDISCWEARD
Noun: park-keeper, gardener.
EDLǢCAN
See (ge)edlǣcan.
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EDLÆSIAN
See (ge)edlæsian.
EDLĒAN
Noun: reward, recompense; retribution, requital.
EDLĒANIAN
See (ge)edlēanian.
EDLĒANIEND
Noun: rewarder, one who recompenses, remunerates.
EDLĒANUNG
See (ge)edlēanung.
EDLESENDE
See (ge)edlesende.
EDLESENDLIC
Adjective: relative, reciprocal.
EDLESENDLĪCE
Adverb: relatively.
EDLESUNG
Noun: relation.
EDMǢLE
Noun: religious festival.
EDMĒLTID
Noun: festival time.
EDNĪWAN
Adverb: again, anew.
EDNĪWE
1. Adjective: renewed, new.
2. Adverb: anew, again.
EDNĪWIAN
See (ge)ednīwian.
EDNĪWIGEND
Noun: restorer, repairer.
EDNĪWINGA
Adverb: anew, again.
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EDRECCAN
Verb: to chew, ruminate.
EDRING
Noun: refuge, return.
EDROC
Noun: gullet; rumination, chewing the cud.
EDRYNE
Noun: return; meeting.
EDSCEAFT
Noun: new creation, regeneration.
EDSIHĐ
Noun: respect, looking again.
EDSPELLUNG
Noun: recapitulation.
EDSTAÐELIAN
See (ge)edstaðelian.
EDSTAĐELIG
Adjective: strong, firm.
EDSTAÐELIGEND
See (ge)edstaðeligend.
EDSTAÐELUNG
See (ge)edstaðelung.
EDĐINGUNG
Noun: reconciliation.
EDWEND
Noun: alteration, change, reversal; end.
EDWENDAN
Verb: to return, turn back; to cease to affect.
EDWENDEN
Noun: alteration, change, reverse; end.
EDWIELLE
Noun: dizziness, vortex, whirlpool, eddy.
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Noun: vortex, whirlpool; abyss.
EDWIST
Noun: being, existence; substance, essence, food.
EDWISTLIC
Adjective: existing, substantial; substantive.
EDWĪT
Noun: shame; disgrace, abuse; reproach, blame; contempt, scorn.
EDWĪTAN
Verb: to reproach, blame, revile; to upbraid.
EDWITAN
Verb: to reproach, blame; to upbraid.
EDWĪTFUL
Adjective: shameful, disgraceful, ignominious.
EDWĪTFULLĪC
Adjective: disgraceful.
EDWĪTFULLĪCE
Adverb: disgracefully.
EDWĪTLĪF
Noun: disgraceful life, life of dishonour.
EDWĪTSCIPE
Noun: shame, cowardice; disgrace.
EDWĪTSPRǢC
Noun: contemptuous speech, scorn.
EDWĪTSPRECA
Noun: blame-speaker, scoffer, caviller.
EDWĪTSTÆF
Noun: reproach; disgrace, dishonour, scandal.
EDWYLM
Noun: heat of fire; fiery whirlpool.
EDWYRPAN
See (ge)edwyrpan.
EDWYRPING
Noun: recovering, growing better.
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EFEN
1. Adjective: equal, like, even; just; level, plain, calm, harmonious; true.
2. Adverb: evenly, equally, exactly, just as; quite, fully; namely.
EFENÆĐELE
Adjective: equally noble.
EFENĀMETAN
Verb: to assemble together, compare.
EFENĀMETEN
Adjective: compared.
EFENAPOSTOL
Noun: fellow-apostle.
EFENBEHĒFE
Adjective: equally useful or necessary.
EFENBEORHT
Adjective: equally bright.
EFENBISCEOP
Noun: co-bishop.
EFENBLISSIAN
Verb: to rejoice with, to rejoice equally.
EFENBLĪĐE
Adjective: rejoicing with another.
EFENBOREN
Adjective: of equal birth.
EFENBRĀD
Adjective: equally broad, as broad (as long).
EFENBYRDE
Adjective: of equal birth.
EFENCEASTERWARAN
Noun: fellow-citizens.
EFENCEMPA
Noun: fellow-soldier.
EFENCRĪSTEN
Adjective: fellow-christian.
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EFENDȲRE
Adjective: equally dear.
EFENĒADIG
Adjective: equally blessed; rich.
EFENEALD
Adjective: contemporary, coeval, of the same age.
EFENEARDIGENDE
Adjective: dwelling together.
EFENĒCE
1. Adjective: co-eternal.
2. Adverb: in a ' co-eternal' manner.
EFENEDWISTLIC
Adjective: consubstantial.
EFENĒHĐ
Noun: plain; neighbourhood.
EFENEMN
Adjective: equally level.
EFENESNE
Noun: fellow-servant.
EFENETAN
Verb: to eat as much as any one.
EFENĒĐE
1. Adjective: equally easy, just as easy.
2. See efenīeðe.
EFENFELA
Adjective: equally, as many, just so many.
EFENFORD
Adjective: equally advanced.
EFENFRĒFRAN
Verb: consolari.
EFENGEDǢLAN
Verb: to share alike.
EFENGEFĒON
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Adjective: like, co-equal, alike, even-like.
EFENGELĪCA
Noun: equal, coequal; fellow.
EFENGEMÆCCA
Noun: equal, companion, fellow, associate, consort.
EFENGEMETAN
Verb: to compare.
EFENGEMETGIAN
Verb: to temper equally.
EFENGEMYND
Noun: commemoration.
EFENGEMYNDIG
Adjective: commemorative.
EFENGESPITTAN
Verb: to spit upon so.
EFENGŌD
Adjective: equally good.
EFENHĀDA
Noun: equal in rank, co-bishop.
EFENHĀDABISCEOP
Noun: co-bishop.
EFENHĀLIG
Adjective: equally holy.
EFENHĒAFDA
Noun: fellow, comrade.
EFENHEAFODLING
Noun: equal, fellow, mate.
EFENHĒAH
Adjective: equally high, equally exalted.
EFENHĒAP
Noun: band of comrades.
EFENHEMMAN
Verb: to fetter.
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2. Adjective: concordant, harmonious.
EFENHEORTE
Noun: concord, harmony.
EFENHEORTENES
Noun: harmony.
EFENHERENES
Noun: praising together.
EFENHERIAN
Verb: to praise together.
EFENHLĒOĐOR
Noun: harmony, union of sounds or voices.
EFENHLĒOĐRIAN
Verb: to sing together.
EFENHLĒOĐRUNG
Noun: singing together, concert.
EFENHLȲTE
Adjective: equal in rank.
EFENHLYTTA
Noun: companion, partner, mate, fellow; sharer, consort.
EFENĪEĐE
Adjective: just as easy.
EFENLǢCAN
See (ge)efenlǣcan.
EFENLǢCE
Adjective: imitative.
EFENLǢCEND
Noun: imitator.
EFENLǢCERE
Noun: follower, imitator.
EFENLǢCESTRE
See (ge)efenlǣcestre.
EFENLǢCUNG
See (ge)efenlǣcung.
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EFENLANGE
Adposition: along.
EFENLĀSTE
Noun: the herb mercury, everlasting.
EFENLĒOF
Adjective: equally dear.
EFENLEORNERE
Noun: fellow-disciple.
EFENLIC
See (ge)efenlic.
EFENLĪCA
Noun: equal.
EFENLĪCE
See (ge)efenlīce.
EFENLICIAN
See (ge)efenlician.
EFENLICNES
Noun: equality, equity, evenness.
EFENLING
Noun: equal, fellow, consort.
EFENMǢRE
Adjective: equally great, famous, renowned or illustrious.
EFENMÆSSEPRĒOST
Noun: fellow-priest.
EFENMEDOME
Adjective: equally worthy.
EFENMETAN
Verb: to compare; to make equal; to assemble together.
EFENMICEL
Adjective: equally great, equally much, just as much as.
EFENMID
Adjective: middle.
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Adverb: with equanimity, calmly.
EFENNĒAH
Adverb: equally near.
EFENNEAHTLIC
Adjective: equinoctial.
EFENNES
Noun: equity, evenness, justice; comparison.
EFENNIHT
Noun: equinox (23 Sep.).
EFENNIHTE
Noun: equinox (23 Sep.).
EFENRĒĐE
Adjective: equally fierce or cruel.
EFENRĪCE
Adjective: equally mighty or powerful.
EFENRĪCSIAN
Verb: to be co-regnant with.
EFENSĀCERD
Noun: fellow-priest.
EFENSĀRE
Adverb: equally bitterly.
EFENSĀRGIAN
Verb: to sympathize, condole, commiserate, sorrow.
EFENSĀRGUNG
Noun: sympathy, compassion.
EFENSĀRIG
Adjective: equally sorry; compassionate.
EFENSĀRIGNYSS
Noun: compassion.
EFENSCEARP
Adjective: equally sharp.
EFENSCOLERE
Noun: fellow-scholar, fellow-pupil.
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EFENSORGIAN
Verb: to be sorry for, compassionate.
EFENSPĒDIGLIC
Adjective: consubstantial.
EFENSPRǢC
Noun: confabulation.
EFENSTĀLIAN
Verb: to prepare, make ready, execute.
EFENSTAĐELIAN
Verb: to prepare, make ready, execute.
EFENSWĪĐE
Adverb: just as much.
EFENTĒAM
Noun: pulling together, conspiracy.
EFENĐEGN
Noun: fellow-servant.
ĒFENĐĒNUNG
Noun: even-food, supper.
EFENĐĒOW
Noun: fellow-servant.
EFENĐĒOWEN
Noun: fellow-servant (female).
EFENĐRŌWIAN
Verb: to sympathise, compassionate, commiserate, suffer together.
EFENĐRŌWUNG
Noun: compassion, suffering together.
EFENĐWǢRE
Adjective: agreeing.
EFENUNWEMME
Adjective: equally inviolate.
EFENWǢGE
Noun: counterpoise.
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Adverb: as well; equally, even.
EFENWEORĐ
Adjective: of equal worth or rank, worthy equivalent.
EFENWEROD
Noun: band of comrades.
EFENWESENDE
Adjective: contemporaneous, co-existent.
EFENWIHT
Noun: equal, fellow, associate.
EFENWRĪTAN
Verb: to present, set down, state (something in writing).
EFENWYRCEND
Noun: co-operator.
EFENWYRCUNG
Noun: cooperating.
EFENWYRHTA
Noun: fellow worker.
EFENYRFEWEARD
Noun: co-heir.
EFERWĪC
Noun: York.
EFES
Noun: side, edge, border, brink, brim, eaves (of a house).
EFESIAN
See (ge)efesian.
EFESTUNG
Noun: hastening.
EFESUNG
Noun: hair-cutting, shaving, shearing, tonsure; clipping; polling.
EFESUNGSCEARA
Noun: a pair of scissors or shears.
EFETA
Noun: lizard, newt, eft.
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EFICISC
Adjective: of Ephesus.
EFNAN
See (ge)efnan.
EFNE
1. Adverb: evenly, just, equally, exactly, precisely; fully; simply, merely; alike, likewise;
regularly, uniformly; directly, just now.
2. Interjection: truly! behold! indeed!
3. Noun: alum.
4. Noun: material.
EFNEĀCUNNIAN
Verb: to demonstrate, prove.
EFNEBEĐECCAN
Verb: to clothe.
EFNEFORCUMAN
Verb: to be overcome in argument.
EFNEGEBRENGAN
Verb: to hire, employ; to press close, pack together, compress.
EFNEGECUNNIAN
Verb: to demonstrate, prove.
EFNEGECYRRAN
Verb: to turn, turn around.
EFNEGEGADRIAN
Verb: to join together.
EFNEGEHEAĐORIAN
Verb: to constrict, constrain.
EFNEGETRYMMAN
Verb: to confirm.
EFNEGEĐANCIAN
Verb: to rejoice.
EFNEGEĐEAHTIAN
Verb: to agree, consent.
EFNEGEWYRCAN
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EFNENŪ
Interjection: behold now.
EFNES
Adverb: quite, just, exactly.
EFNESCĒAWIAN
Verb: to contemplate, take into account.
EFNETTAN
See (ge)efnettan.
EFNEUNRŌTNESS
Noun: sadness.
EFNEUNRŌTSIAN
Verb: to sadden, grieve, distress.
EFNING
Noun: partner, consort.
EFORWĪCINGAS
Noun: Yorkists, people of York.
EFSIAN
Verb: to cut, shear, clip, round.
EFT
Adverb: again, anew, a second time; restoration, renewal; then, thereupon, afterwards;
hereafter, thereafter; moreover, likewise; back, behind.
EFTĀCENNED
Adjective: re-born, born again.
EFTĀCENNEDNES
Noun: regeneration.
EFTĀDRĪFAN
Verb: to reject, repudiate.
EFTǢRIST
Noun: resurrection.
EFTAGYFAN
Verb: to give back.
EFTĀLȲSAN
Verb: to redeem.
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Verb: to sprinkle sth.
EFTBECWEĐAN
Verb: to refute.
EFTBĒTAN
See (ge)eftbētan.
EFTBĒTUNG
Noun: making whole; restoration to health.
EFTBOREN
Adjective: re-born, born again.
EFTBŌT
Noun: restoration to health.
EFTBRENGAN
Verb: to give in, bring back, return/render (thanks); to bring forth (fruit); to report (sth).
EFTCNEORESO
Noun: regeneration.
EFTCUMAN
Verb: to come back.
EFTCYME
Noun: coming again, return.
EFTCYNNES
Noun: regeneration.
EFTCYRR
Noun: return.
EFTCYRRAN
Verb: to turn back, return.
EFTDRÆGEND
Adjective: recalcitrans.
EFTDRAGAN
Verb: to resist, draw back from, kick against sth.
EFTEDWĪTAN
Verb: to reprove, upbraid again.
EFTERN
Noun: evening.
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EFTFLŌWUNG
Noun: redundance.
EFTFORDRĪFAN
Verb: to drive away, repel.
EFTFORFINDAN
Verb: to reprove.
EFTFORGIFNES
Noun: remissio, reconciliation.
EFTFORĐRYCCAN
Verb: to repress, restrain, hold in check.
EFTGĀN
Verb: to go.
EFTGEAFUNG
Noun: remuneration.
EFTGEBRENGAN
Verb: to bring back, give in return/render (thanks); to bring forth (fruit).
EFTGECĪGAN
Verb: to recall, call back; to summon.
EFTGECYRRAN
Verb: to go back, return; to turn.
EFTGELȲSAN
Verb: to redeem.
EFTGEMETAN
Verb: to measure again.
EFTGEMYNDGIAN
Verb: to remember.
EFTGEMYNDIG
Adjective: remembering.
EFTGETRAHTIAN
Verb: to interpret, translate.
EFTGEĐINGIAN
Verb: to bring together, reconcile.
EFTGEWÆXEN
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Verb: to repeat, iterate.
EFTHWEORFAN
Verb: to turn back, return.
EFTHWYRFAN
Verb: to return, recur.
EFTLAĐIAN
Verb: to invite again or in return.
EFTLĒAN
Noun: recompense.
EFTLĒANIEND
Noun: remunerator, rewarder, recompenser.
EFTLIBBAN
Verb: to live again, come back to life.
EFTLĪSEND
Noun: redeemer.
EFTLĪSING
Noun: redemption.
EFTLŌCUNG
Noun: regard.
EFTMYNDIG
Adjective: remembering.
EFTNĪWUNG
Noun: restoration, renewal.
EFTONCNĀWAN
Verb: to recollect, recall to mind; to know, perceive again.
EFTONFŌND
Noun: receiver.
EFTONGĒNBĪGAN
Verb: to untwist again, to unwreathe.
EFTRYNE
Noun: return.
EFTSCĒAWIAN
Verb: to take notice of, have regard for (sth).
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EFTSCIPPAN
Verb: to recreate.
EFTSELENES
Noun: retribution, requital; recompense.
EFTSITTAN
Verb: to sit down/up, sit again; to reside.
EFTSĪĐ
Noun: journey back, return.
EFTSĪĐGENDE
Adjective: turning back, retreating.
EFTSĪĐIAN
Verb: to go back, return.
EFTSŌNA
Adverb: again, a second time; repeatedly; soon after; likewise.
EFTSPELLUNG
Noun: recapitulation.
EFTSWĀMICEL
Adverb: even so much.
EFTĐANCIAN
Verb: to recompense, reward.
EFTĐINGUNG
Noun: reconciliation.
EFTWUNIAN
Verb: to remain behind.
EFTWYRD
1. Noun: judgement day; resurrection at doom's day; future fate.
2. Adjective: future.
ĒGAN
Verb: to fear, dread.
EGE
Noun: awe, fear, dread, terror; overawing influence, cause of fear.
EGEFUL
Adjective: inspiring or feeling awe, awful, fearful, terrible; timorous; tremendous.
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EGEHEALDAN
Verb: to correct; to hold in fear.
EGELĀF
Noun: survivors of a battle.
EGELĒAS
Adjective: fearless.
EGELĒASLĪCE
Adverb: fearlessly; unconcernedly.
EGELĒASNES
Noun: confidence, boldness, presumption.
EGELIC
Adjective: terrible.
EGENU
Noun: husk, chaff.
EGENWIRHT
Noun: hire, wages; gift.
EGESA
Noun: awe, fear, dread, horror; monstrous thing; horrible deed; peril.
EGESFUL
Adjective: inspiring or feeling awe, awful, fearful, terrible; wonderful.
EGESFULLIC
Adjective: awful, fearful, terrible.
EGESFULLĪCE
Adverb: terribly.
EGESFULNES
Noun: fear; formidableness.
EGESGRĪMA
Noun: ghost, spectre; horrible mask.
EGESGRIME
Noun: sorceress, witch.
EGESIAN
See (ge)egesian.
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Adjective: terrible, horrible.

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Adjective: awful, fearful, dreadful, terrible, horrible; threatening; terrific.
EGESLĪCE
Adverb: fearfully, horribly; sternly.
EGESUNG
Noun: fear, dread, terror; threatening.
EGESWĪN
Noun: kind of fish.
EGEĐGETIGU
Noun: harrowing implements.
EGEWYLM
Noun: terrible wave or surge.
EGIPTE
Noun: Egyptians, Egypt.
EGIPTISC
Adjective: Egyptian.
EGL
Noun: mote, ear (of barley), awn; talon, claw.
EGLAN
See (ge)eglan.
EGLE
1. Adjective: troublesome, grievous, painful; hateful, loathsome; horrid, hideous.
2. See egl.
ĒGNES
Noun: fear.
EGONESHĀM
Noun: Ensham or Eynsham, Oxforshire.
ĒGOR
Noun: high tide, flood.
ĒGORHERE
Noun: flood, deluge.
ĒGORSTRĒAM
Noun: water-stream, sea, ocean.
EGĐE
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Noun: harrower, one who harrows or rakes.
EGĐWIRF
Noun: young ass used for harrowing.
EHENNYS
Noun: modesty.
ĒHT
1. Noun: value, estimation; deliberation, council; pursuit.
2. See ōht (1).
ĒHTAN
Verb: to chase, follow after, persecute, pursue; to annoy, afflict; to harass, attack, assail.
ĒHTERE
Noun: persecutor.
ĒHTNES
Noun: persecution.
ĒHTUNG
Noun: persecution.
EIT
Noun: island.
ĒL
Noun: small island.
ELCIAN
Verb: to delay, put off; to procrastinate.
ELCIEND
Noun: procrastinator.
ELCOR
Adverb: else, besides; otherwise, in another way; elsewhere; except, if not, under other conditions,
on another supposition; if so.
ELCORA
Adverb: else, otherwise.
ELCUNG
Noun: delay.
ELE
Noun: oil.
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ELEBĒAM
Noun: olive-tree.
ELEBĒAMEN
Adjective: of or belonging to the olive-tree.
ELEBĒAMSTYBB
Noun: stump of an olive tree.
ELEBEARU
Noun: olive-grove.
ELEBEARUMŌR
Noun: mounts of olives.
ELEBERENDE
Adjective: containing oil.
ELEBERGE
Noun: olive.
ELEBYTT
Noun: oil vessel or cruet; chrismatory.
ELEDRŌSNA
Noun: dregs of oil.
ELEFÆT
Noun: oil-vat, cruise or pot.
ELEGRĒOFA
Noun: oil pot; fibrous material saturated with oil.
ELEHORN
Noun: oil-flask.
ELEHTRE
Noun: the plant lupine.
ELELĒAF
Noun: olive-leaf.
ELELĒAST
Noun: lack of oil.
ELELENDISC
Adjective: strange, foreign.
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Noun: Helena; The wife of the Roman emperor Constantius, and mother of Constantine the
Great.
ELESEALF
Noun: oil-salve, sweet balm.
ELESEOCCHE
Noun: oil-strainer.
ELETREDDE
Noun: oil-press.
ELETRĒOW
Noun: olive-tree.
ELETRĒOWEN
Adjective: of olive-trees.
ELETWIG
Noun: small branch of olive, oleaster.
ĒLEĐ
Noun: allodium, freehold.
ELEWANA
Noun: lack of oil.
ELHYGD
Noun: distraction, alienation of mind, ecstasy.
ĒLIG
Noun: the isle of Ely, Cambridgeshire.
ĒLIGBURH
Noun: the city of Ely, Cambridgeshire.
ĒLIGMYNSTER
Noun: monastery of Ely.
ĒLIOTROPUS
Noun: turnsole.
ELL
Noun: the letter l.
ELLAND
Noun: foreign country, strange land.
ELLEAHTOR
Noun: misuse of the letter l.
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1. Noun: power, strength, fortitude; vigour, valour, courage; zeal; conflict, contest, strife;
contention.
2. Noun: elder-tree.
3. Adjective: of elder (wood).
ELLENAHSE
Noun: elder-ash.
ELLENCAMPIAN
Verb: to contend courageously or vigorously.
ELLENCRÆFT
Noun: might, power, strength.
ELLENDǢD
Noun: bold, valiant or heroic deed.
ELLENDE
1. Adjective: strange, foreign, exiled.
2. Noun: foreign parts.
ELLENDŪN
Noun: Allington, Wilts.
ELLENGǢST
Noun: bold or powerful spirit or demon.
ELLENGRĀFA
Noun: elder-grove.
ELLENHEARD
Adjective: mighty, brave, bold, courageous.
ELLENHETE
Noun: jealousy.
ELLENLǢCA
Noun: champion, combatant.
ELLENLĒAF
Noun: elder-leaf.
ELLENLĒAS
Adjective: lacking courage.
ELLENLIC
Adjective: valiant, brave, courageous.
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Noun: glory of valour or courage.
ELLENRIND
Noun: elder-rind or bark.
ELLENRŌF
Adjective: powerful, remarkably strong; brave, courageous, daring.
ELLENSĒOC
Adjective: infirm, languid; mortally wounded.
ELLENSPRǢC
Noun: strong or powerful speech.
ELLENSTUBB
Noun: elder-stump.
ELLENTĀN
Noun: elder-twig.
ELLENTRĒOW
Noun: elder-tree.
ELLENĐRĪSTE
Adjective: bold.
ELLENWEORC
Noun: good work; work of valour, valiant or powerful act, heroic deed.
ELLENWŌD
1. Noun: zeal.
2. Adjective: furious, raging; earnest, zealous.
ELLENWŌDIAN
Verb: to emulate; to strive with zeal.
ELLENWŌDNES
Noun: zeal, envy; emulation, ardour.
ELLENWYRT
Noun: dwarf-elder; danewort.
ELLENWYRTTRUMA
Noun: root of elder.
ELLEOHT
Noun: incorrect use (elision of) of l.
ELLES
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1. Adjective: disheartened.
2. See hellheort (1).
ELLOR
Adverb: elsewhere, elsewither.
ELLORFŪS
Adjective: ready or desirous to depart.
ELLORGĀST
Noun: departing or alien spirit.
ELLORSĪĐ
Noun: departure; death.
ELLRET
Noun: elder copse.
ELM
Noun: elm, elm-tree.
ELMEDSǢTE
Noun: the inhabitants of Elmet, the ancient British Loidis, an independent district in Yorkshire.
ELMRIND
Noun: elm-rind or bark.
ELN
Noun: measure of length, ell; fore-arm, ell.
ELNBOGA
Noun: elbow.
ELNGEMET
Noun: ell-measure.
ELNIAN
See (ge)elnian.
ELNUNG
Noun: comfort; consolation; emulation, zeal, envy.
ELPEND
Noun: elephant.
ELPENDBǢNEN
Adjective: made of ivory.
ELPENDBĀN
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ELPENDTŌĐ
Noun: ivory, elephant’s tusk.
ELRA
Adjective: other.
ELREORD
Adjective: of strange or foreign speech, barbarous.
ELREORDIG
Adjective: foreign-speaking, barbarous.
ELREORDIGNES
Noun: barbarism, barbarousness, outlandishness.
ELĐĒOD
Noun: strange people, foreign nation.
ELĐĒODGIAN
Verb: to be or live abroad; to travel, wander as a pilgrim.
ELĐĒODIG
Adjective: strange, foreign, hostile, barbarous, exiled.
ELĐĒODIGE
Adverb: in or to foreign parts, abroad.
ELĐĒODIGLIC
Adjective: strange, foreign, born abroad.
ELĐĒODIGLĪCE
Adverb: in foreign parts, abroad, among foreigners.
ELĐĒODIGNES
Noun: being or living abroad, pilgrimage, exile.
ELĐĒODISC
Adjective: strange, foreign.
ELĐĒODUNG
Noun: going or travel abroad, living or residence abroad.
EM
Noun: the letter m.
EMBENE
Noun: the inhabitants of Amiens, Amiens, in Picardy, France.
EMBREN
Noun: bucket, pail, urn.
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EME
Noun: deceit, fraud.
EMERTUNG
Noun: itching, tickling.
EMLEAHTOR
Noun: incorrect use (elision?) of m.
EMNET
Noun: a plain, level ground.
EMNLAND
Numeral: a plain, even land.
EMNSĀR
Noun: equal sorrow or contrition.
EMPIRE
Noun: empire.
EMTWĀ
Adverb: in half, into two equal parts.
ĒND
Adverb: formerly, of old.
ENDE
Noun: end, conclusion; death; limit, border, boundary; direction, quarter, district, region; part,
division, portion; class, kind, sort, species.
ENDEBYRD
Noun: order, arrangement.
ENDEBYRDAN
See (ge)endebyrdan.
ENDEBYRDEND
Noun: one who orders or arranges.
ENDEBYRDES
Adverb: in order, orderly; regularly; properly.
ENDEBYRDLIC
Adjective: ordinal.
ENDEBYRDLĪCE
See (ge)endebyrdlīce.
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Noun: order, disposition, arrangement; series, row, succession; way, manner, means, method,
rule; grade, degree, rank, position, condition.
ENDEDÆG
Noun: the last day; the day of death.
ENDEDĒAĐ
Noun: death as the end of life.
ENDEDŌGOR
Noun: last or final day, death-day.
ENDEFÆSTEND
Noun: finisher.
ENDEFURH
Noun: bounding trench, end-furrow.
ENDELĀF
Noun: last remnant.
ENDELĒAN
Noun: final reward.
ENDELĒAS
Adjective: endless, infinite, eternal, boundless.
ENDELĒASLIC
Adjective: endless, everlasting, eternal, boundless.
ENDELĒASLĪCE
Adverb: endlessly, everlastingly, infinite, eternally.
ENDELĒASNES
Noun: endlessness, infinity, eternity.
ENDELĪF
Noun: death.
ENDEMANN
Noun: person living in the latest age of the world.
ENDEMEST
1. Adverb: equally, likewise, in like manner; together, unanimously; at the same time, at time,
straightway; fully, entirely; in procession.
2. Adjective: last.
ENDEMESTNES
Noun: extremity.
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Adjective: last, final; extreme; uttermost.
ENDENĒHSTNES
Noun: extremity.
ENDERĪM
Noun: number, final number.
ENDESǢTA
Noun: end or border inhabitant.
ENDESPǢC
Noun: epilogue.
ENDESTÆF
Noun: end conclusion; death.
ENDETĪMA
Noun: last day or hour, end of life.
ENDEĐRǢST
Noun: end, destruction.
ENDIAN
See (ge)endian.
ENDLEOFAN
Numeral: eleven.
ENDLIGFANGILDE
Adjective: entitled to eleven-fold compensation.
ENDLYFENFEALD
Adjective: eleven-fold.
ENDLYFTA
Numeral: eleventh.
ENDLYFTE
Adverb: in the eleventh place, eleventhly.
ENDUNG
See (ge)endung.
ENDWERC
Noun: pain in the buttocks.
ENED
Noun: duck, drake; coot; water-fowl.
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1. Adjective: close, narrow, confined, straitened, constrained; anxious, troubled, vexed; severe,
oppressive, cruel; painful, grievous.
2. Adverb: sadly, anxiously; narrowly.
ENGEL
1. Noun: messenger, angel.
2. See Angel (3).
ENGELCUND
Adjective: angelic.
ENGELCYNN
Noun: race or order of angels.
ENGELLIC
Adjective: angelic.
ENGLAFELD
Noun: Englefield, or Inglefield, near Reading, Berkshire.
ENGLALAND
Noun: England.
ENGLAN
Noun: Angles.
ENGLISC
Adjective: English.
ENGLISCMANN
Noun: Englishman.
ENGU
Noun: narrowness, confinement.
ENT
Noun: giant.
ENTCYNN
Noun: giant-kind, giant-race.
ENTISC
Adjective: belonging to or made by a giant.
EODOR
Noun: dwelling, house; zone, region; hedge, limit, boundary; protector, sovereign, lord, prince;
fence, enclosure; fold.
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Noun: breach of an enclosure, house-breaching.
EODORCAN
Verb: to chew, ruminate.
EODORGONG
Noun: taking refuge; begging; robbery.
EODORWĪR
Noun: wire fence or enclosure.
EOFESHAM
Noun: Evesham, Worcestershire.
EOFOLE
Noun: (plant name) danewort, endive.
EOFOR
Noun: boar, wild boar; boar-image on a helmet.
EOFORCUMBOL
Noun: boar-banner, boar image, boar-shaped ensign.
EOFOREN
Adjective: belonging to a boar.
EOFORENDENU
Noun: boar-vale.
EOFORFEARN
Noun: a species of fern, polypody.
EOFORHĒAFODSEGN
Noun: boar-head banner.
EOFORHWÆT
Adjective: bold as a boar.
EOFORLĪC
Noun: boar-image (on a helmet).
EOFORSPERE
Noun: boar-spear.
EOFORSPRĒOT
Noun: boar-spear.
EOFORSWĪN
Noun: boar pig, male swine.
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EOFORĐROTE
Noun: carline thistle.
EOFORWĪCCEASTER
Noun: York.
EOFORWĪCSCĪR
Noun: Yorkshire.
EOFORWĪCSTŌL
Noun: the see of York.
EOFOT
See (ge)eofot.
EOH
Noun: charger, war-horse; name of the rune for e.
ĒOH
Noun: yew-tree; name of the rune for Ēo.
EOLET
Noun: the sea, ocean.
EOLH
Noun: Elk, the name of rune.
EOLHSAND
Noun: amber.
EOLHSECG
Noun: kind of sedge or reed.
EOLONE
Noun: the herb elecampane.
EORCNANSTĀN
Noun: gem, precious stone, topaz, pearl; jewel.
ĒORED
Noun: company, band, legion, troop, cavalry; chariot.
ĒOREDCIST
Noun: company, troop.
ĒOREDGEATWE
Noun: military apparel or trappings.
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Noun: troop, host.
ĒOREDMÆCG
Noun: horseman.
ĒOREDMANN
Noun: horseman, trooper; a man riding in a chariot.
ĒOREDMENIGU
Noun: legion.
ĒOREDĐRĒAT
Noun: host, company, band, troop.
ĒOREDWEOROD
Noun: company, band, multitude.
EORL
Noun: brave man, warrior; leader, chief; nobleman; Anglo-Saxon nobleman of high rank, the
yarl of the Danes.
EORLCUND
Adjective: noble, earl kind.
EORLDŌM
Noun: earldom, rank of an earl.
EORLE
Noun: the Eruli.
EORLGEBYRD
Noun: noble birth, nobility.
EORLGESTRĒON
Noun: wealth, riches, treasure.
EORLGEWǢDE
Noun: armour.
EORLGIFU
Noun: gift of a noble.
EORLICE
Adverb: strongly, manfully, greatly.
EORLISC
Adjective: of noble rank, earlish.
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Noun: host of men, band of noble warriors.
EORLRIHT
Noun: earl’s riht or privilege.
EORLSCIPE
Noun: bravery, courage; manliness; nobility; supremacy.
EORLWEOROD
Noun: band of men, noble warrior band.
EORMANRIC
Noun: the celebrated king of the Ostrogoths, or East Goths, the Alexander of the Goths.
EORMENCYNN
Noun: the human race, mankind.
EORMENGRUND
Noun: wide world.
EORMENLĀF
Noun: a huge or great legacy.
EORMENSTRȲND
Noun: generation, race; the great generation.
EORMENĐĒOD
Noun: great or mighty people.
EORNES
1. Noun: duel, combat; anger.
2. See iernes.
EORNOST
Noun: duel, combat, battle; seriousness, earnestness, zeal.
EORNOSTE
1. Adjective: serious, earnest, zealous.
2. Adverb: seriously, earnestly; courageously, strongly, fiercely.
EORNOSTLĪCE
1. Adverb: truly, earnestly; indeed; strictly.
2. Conjunction: therefore; but.
EORĐÆPPEL
Noun: earth apple, cucumber.
EORĐÆRN
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Noun: earthquake.
EORĐBERGE
Noun: strawberry.
EORĐBĪGENGA
Noun: earth-dweller.
EORĐBĪGENNES
Noun: agriculture.
EORĐBRYCG
Noun: a bridge made by placing poles across a stream and laying earth and sods on them.
EORĐBŪEND
Noun: man, earth-dweller.
EORĐBYRGEN
Noun: grave.
EORĐBYRIG
road, embankment, earthwork; mound.
EORĐCAFER
Noun: earth-bettle, cockchafer.
EORĐCENNED
Adjective: earth-born.
EORĐCRÆFT
Noun: geometry.
EORĐCROP
Noun: unknown plant.
EORĐCRYPPEL
Noun: paralytic or palsied man; creeper on the earth.
EORĐCUND
Adjective: earthly, terrestial, mortal.
EORĐCUNDLIC
Adjective: earthly, mortal.
EORĐCYNING
Noun: earthly king.
EORĐCYNN
Noun: earth-kind, human race.
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EORĐDRACA
Noun: earth-dragon.
EORĐDYNE
Noun: Earth din, an earthquake.
EORĐE
Noun: soil, ground, earth, dust, mould; world, the earth; land, district, country.
EORĐEN
Adjective: of or in the earth.
EORĐFÆST
Adjective: earthfast, fixed in the earth.
EORĐFÆT
Noun: body, earthen vessel.
EORĐGEALLA
Noun: (plant name) earth-gall, lesser centaury.
EORĐGEBYRST
Noun: chasm in the ground.
EORĐGEMǢRE
Noun: boundary of the earth, end of the earth.
EORĐGEMET
Noun: geometry.
EORĐGESCEAFT
Noun: earthly creature.
EORĐGESTRĒON
Noun: earthly treasure.
EORĐGRÆF
Noun: hole in the earth, ditch, well.
EORĐGRĀP
Noun: earth’s grasp.
EORĐHELE
Noun: a covering of the ground(?).
EORĐHRĒRNES
Noun: earthquake.
EORĐHŪS
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Noun: ground-ivy, terebinthus.
EORĐLIC
Adjective: worldly, earthly, terrestial, mundane.
EORĐLĪCE
Adverb: in an earthly manner.
EORĐMÆGEN
Noun: earthly power.
EORĐMATA
Noun: vermis, earth-worm.
EORĐMISTEL
Noun: basil (plant).
EORĐNAFELA
Noun: asparagus; earth-navel.
EORĐNUTU
Noun: earth-nut, pig-nut.
EORĐRECED
Noun: cave.
EORĐREST
Noun: resting or lying on the ground.
EORĐRĪCE
Noun: earth, earthly kingdom.
EORĐRIMA
Noun: kind of plant, dodder.
EORĐRYNE
Noun: earthquake.
EORĐSCRÆF
Noun: cavern; grave, tomb, sepulchre.
EORĐSELE
Noun: cave.
EORĐSLIHTES
Adverb: close to the ground.
EORĐSTEDE
Noun: earth-place.
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Noun: earthquake.
EORĐSTYRENNES
Noun: earthquake.
EORĐSTYRUNG
Noun: earth-stirring, earthquake.
EORĐTILIA
Noun: farmer, husbandman, earth-tiller.
EORĐTILĐ
Noun: agriculture, earth-tilth, earth-tillage.
EORĐTILUNG
Noun: agriculture.
EORĐTŪDOR
Noun: human race, men.
EORĐTYREWE
Noun: earth-tar, asphalt; bitumen.
EORĐWÆSTM
Noun: fruit of the earth.
EORĐWARAN
Noun: earth-dwellers.
EORĐWARU
Noun: earth-dwellers.
EORĐWEALL
Noun: mound, rampart; side or roof of a cave.
EORĐWEARD
Noun: fortress; region of the earth.
EORĐWEG
Noun: earth, earth-way.
EORĐWELA
Noun: earth-wealth, fertility.
EORĐWEORC
Noun: earth-work.
EORĐWEROD
Noun: mankind.
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EOTEN
Noun: enemy, giant, monster.
EOTENAS
Noun: the Jutes, Jutlanders, the ancient inhabitants of Jutland in the north of Denmark.
EOTENISC
Adjective: gigantic.
EOTONWEARD
Noun: watch agains monsters or giants.
ĒOW
1. Interjection: Wo! alas!
2. See gīw.
3. See īw (1).
4. Noun: sheep.
ĒOWD
Noun: herd, flock; sheepfold.
ĒOWDE
Noun: flock (of sheep), herd.
ĒOWDESCĒAP
Noun: sheep of the flock.
ĒOWENDE
Noun: testiculis.
ĒOWERLENDISC
Adjective: of your land or country, vestras.
ĒOWESTRE
Noun: sheepfold.
ĒOWIGENDLIC
Adjective: demonstrative.
EOWLAND
Noun: Oeland, an island on the coast of Sweden.
ĒOWOCIG
Adjective: greasy with yolk.
ĒOWOHUMELE
Noun: female hop-plant.
ĒOWOMEOLUC
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ĒOWU
Noun: ewe, female sheep.
EPACTAS
Noun: epacts.
EPIPHANIA
Noun: the Epiphany.
ERETIC
Adjective: heretical.
ERHE
Adverb: fearfully.
ERIAN
Verb: to plough; to ear.
ERINACES
Noun: hedgehogs.
ERINGLAND
Noun: arable land.
ERIUNG
Noun: ploughing; earing.
ERMINGSTRǢT
Noun: Erming-street, one of the four great Roman roads in Britain.
ERN
1. Noun: grain, harvest.
2. See ӕrn.
ERNĐ
Noun: crop of corn.
ERSC
Noun: stubble-field.
ERSCGRĀFA
Noun: copse near a stubble-field.
ERSCHEN
Noun: quail.
ESAU
Noun: Esau.
ESNE
Noun: man, youth; scholar; labourer, servant, retainer, slave.

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ESNECUND
Adjective: of the servile class.
ESNEMON
Noun: servant, hireling.
ESNEWYRHTA
Noun: hireling, mercenary.
ESNLĪCE
Adverb: manfully, valiantly.
ESOL
Noun: ass.
ESOLE
Noun: she-ass.
ESS
Noun: name of the letter s.
ESSIAN
Verb: to consume, waste, waste away.
ĒST
Noun: favour, grace, will, consent, liberality; bounty; harmony, kindness, love; pleasure;
delicacies, luxuries.
ĒSTAN
1. Verb: to feast; to live luxuriously.
2. See ēastan.
ĒSTE
1. Adjective: gracious, liberal, bountiful.
2. Noun: the Esthonians or Osterlings, a Finnish race.
ĒSTĒADIG
Noun: luxurious.
ĒSTELIC
Adjective: kind, gracious, delicate, dainty; devout.
ĒSTELĪCE
Adverb: kindly, gladly, delicately, daintily, courteously; luxuriously.
ĒSTFUL
Adjective: full of kindness, gracious; ready to serve, devoted to; fond of luxuries.
ĒSTFULLĪCE
Adverb: kindly, devotedly.

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ĒSTFULNES
Noun: fullness of liberality, daintiness; zeal; devotion; luxury, lasciviousness, lechery.
ĒSTGEORN
Adjective: delicate, fond of luxuries.
ĒSTIG
Adjective: gracious, liberal, bounteous.
ĒSTINES
Noun: kindness, benignity, bounteousness.
ĒSTMERE
Noun: the Frische Haff, or fresh water lake which is one on the north of east Prussia.
ĒSTMETE
Noun: delicacy, dainties; luxuries; dainty (food).
ĒSTNES
Noun: bliss.
ĒSTUM
Adverb: kindly, gladly, willingly, bounteously; freely.
ESULCWEORN
Noun: mill-stone turned by an ass.
ETAN
See (ge)etan.
ETELOND
Noun: pasture land.
ETEND
1. Noun: eater, glutton.
2. Adjective: voracious, gluttonous.
ETENLǢS
Noun: pasture.
ETING
Noun: eating.
ETNA
Noun: Etna, the volcano of Sicily.
ETOL
Adjective: voracious, gluttonous.
ETOLNES
Noun: voracity, gluttony, greediness.

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ETTAN
Verb: to graze.
ETTULMAN
Noun: gluttonous man.
EĐANDŪN
Noun: Eddington, near Westbury, Wiltshire.
ĒĐEL
1. Noun: home, native land or country, fatherland, ancestral home; name of the rune for oe.
2. See ēleð.
ĒĐELBODA
Noun: native preacher, apostle of a country.
ĒĐELCYNING
Noun: a country's king, king of the land.
ĒĐELDRĒAM
Noun: domestic joy or pleasure.
ĒĐELEARD
Noun: native dwelling.
ĒĐELFÆSTEN
Noun: country’s fortress.
ĒĐELLAND
Noun: native land, fatherland.
ĒĐELLĒAS
Adjective: homeless, countryless, exiled.
ĒĐELMEARC
Noun: one's country's boundary, territory.
ĒĐELRĪCE
Noun: native-realm, native-country.
ĒĐELRIHT
Noun: land or country's right.
ĒĐELSELD
Noun: native seat, settlement.
ĒĐELSTÆF
Noun: successor, heir; family staff or support.
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ĒĐELSTŌL
Noun: habitation; chief city, royal city; hereditary seat.
ĒĐELSTŌW
Noun: dwelling-place.
ĒĐELTURF
Noun: native turf or soil, native country.
ĒĐELĐRYMM
Noun: one's country's dignity, glory of one’s own land.
ĒĐELWEARD
Noun: man, country’s guardian or ruler, king.
ĒĐELWYNN
Noun: joy of country, joy of ownership.
ĒĐGUNG
Noun: breath, breathing, inspiration; panting; flatulency.
ĒÐIAN
See (ge)ēðian.
ĒĐUNG
1. Noun: laying waste, destroying.
2. See ēðgung.
ĒUWĀ
Interjection: alas, woe.
EVANGELISTA
Noun: evangelist.
ĒWBRYCE
Noun: adultery.
EX
1. Noun: brain.
2. See eax (1).
3. Noun: the river Ex; Isca, in Devon.
EXĀMERON
Noun: work on the six days of creation.
EXODUS
Noun: going out.
EXORCISTA
Noun: exorcist.

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FĀCEN
Noun: deceit, guile, sin, treachery, fraud, wickedness, malice, crime, evil; blemish, fault (in an
object).
FĀCENDǢD
Noun: sin, wicked deed, crime.
FĀCENFUL
Adjective: deceitful, crafty.
FĀCENFULLIC
Adjective: deceitful, crafty.
FĀCENFULLĪCE
Adverb: deceitfully, cunningly.
FĀCENFULNES
Noun: deceit, deceitfulness.
FĀCENGECWIS
Noun: conspiracy, wicked consent.
FĀCENLĒAS
Adjective: simple, innocent, without deceit, guileless; pure, of precious metals or jewels; simplex.
FĀCENLIC
Adjective: deceitful.
FĀCENLĪCE
Adverb: deceitfully, fraudulently.
FĀCENNES
Noun: deceit, guile, wile.
FĀCENSEARU
Noun: treachery, treacherous wile.
FĀCENSTÆF
Noun: deceit, treachery, treacherous wile.
FĀCENTĀCEN
Noun: deceitful token, false sign, sign of crimes.
FACG
Noun: flat-fish, plaice, flounder.
FĀCIAN
Verb: to get, try to obtain; to wish for, desire to obtain; to reach, arrive at a point.
FADIAN
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FADIEND
one that directs or regulates, manager, moderator.
FADUNG
See (ge)fadung.
FÆC
Noun: space of time, interval, portion of time, while; distance; period of five years; room;
difference of condition.
FǢCAN
Verb: to desire to go.
FÆCELE
1. Noun: torch.
2. See Ðӕcele.
FÆCFUL
Adjective: broad, spacious.
FǢCNE
1. Adjective: deceitful, guileful, treacherous, fraudulent, vile, wicked, worthless.
2. Adverb: deceitfully, disgracefully, fraudulently, maliciously; exceedingly.
FǢCNIG
Adjective: crafty.
FǢCNUNG
Noun: suspicion.
FÆDER
Noun: father, male ancestor, god-father; the Father, God; patron; (in pl) parents, ancestors.
FÆDERA
Noun: uncle, father´s brother.
FÆDERÆÐELO
Noun: patrimony; paternal kinship.
FÆDEREN
Adjective: paternal, belonging to a father.
FÆDERENBRŌÐOR
Noun: brother (from the same father).
FÆDERENCNŌSL
Noun: paternal race, father’s kin.
FÆDERENCYNN
Noun: paternal kin or race.

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FÆDERENHEALF
Noun: father’s side.
FÆDERENMǢG
Noun: paternal kinsman, paternal relation.
FÆDERENMǢGÐ
Noun: paternal kindred.
FÆDERĒÐEL
Noun: paternal home, father-land.
FǢDERĒÐSTŌL
Noun: paternal seat, father-land.
FÆDERFEOH
Noun: dowry (paid by the father of the bride).
FÆDERGEARD
Noun: paternal habitation, father’s dwelling.
FÆDERGESTRĒON
Noun: patrimony, father’s property.
FÆDERHĪWISC
Noun: paterfamilias.
FÆDERLAND
Noun: inheritance, paternal land.
FÆDERLĒAS
Adjective: fatherless.
FÆDERLIC
Adjective: paternal, fatherly; ancestral; lineal (of succession).
FÆDERLĪCE
Adverb: as a father.
FÆDERNAMA
Noun: surname.
FÆDERRĪCE
Noun: paternal kingdom, heaven.
FÆDERSLAGA
Noun: parricide, father-slayer.
FÆDERSWICA
Noun: traitor to one’s father.
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Noun: paternal relation, any parental relation.
FǢGAN
Verb: to paint.
FǢGE
Adjective: destined, fated, fey, condemned, damned, doomed (to death); dead, killed, slain;
accursed; unhappy; timid, feeble, cowardly.
FÆGEN
See (ge)fægen.
FÆGENNES
Noun: joy.
FÆGER
1. Adjective: fair, beautiful, handsome, attractive, desirable; pleasant, agreeable, sweet, lovely;
joyous; plausible; free from trouble or impropriety.
2. Noun: fairness, beauty; beautiful object.
FÆGERLĪCE
Adverb: splendidly, sumptuously.
FÆGERNES
Noun: fairness, beauty.
FÆGERWYRDE
Adjective: fair in word, smooth-speaking.
FÆGN
Adjective: fain, glad, joyful, rejoicing.
FÆGNUNG
See (ge)fægnung.
FǢGNYS
Noun: difference, diversity, variety.
FÆGRE
Adverb: softly, pleasantly, gently, kindly, without haste or violence; elegantly; well, justly, in
equity, fairly; without defect, beautifully; with happy result; with propriety, in a becoming
manner; plausibly; speciously; early; slowly.
FÆGRIAN
See (ge)fægrian.
FǢGÐ
Noun: hostility; imminent death.
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Noun: feud, enmity, hostility, violence; revenge, vengeance, vendetta; deadly feud.
FǢHÐBŌT
Noun: feud-amends.
FǢLE
1. Adjective: true, faithful, trusty; good; dear, beloved.
2. Adverb: truly, faithfully; well, pleasantly.
FǢLSIAN
Verb: to cleanse, purify; to expiate.
FǢMAN
Verb: to foam or froth.
FǢMNE
See (ge)fǣmne.
FǢMNHĀD
Noun: virginity; womanhood, maidenhood.
FǢMNHĀDESMON
Noun: virgin.
FǢMNHĀDLIC
Adjective: virginal, virginlike; maidenly.
FÆPPINGAS
Noun: people of a district of Mercia.
FÆR
See (ge)fær.
FǢR
1. Noun: danger, peril; fear, terror; sudden attack; calamity, accident, disaster, evil; terrible
sight.
2. See fēfēr.
3. See fӕger (2).
4. See fӕger (1).
FǢRÆRNING
Noun: quick riding.
FǢRAN
Verb: to frighten, terrify; to seize quickly, take by surprise; to raven.
FÆRBĒNA
Noun: peasant, small-holder; one that has to ask leave to go from his lord; a person of the churl
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FǢRBIFONGEN
Adjective: beset by dangers, with perils encompassed.
FǢRBLǢD
Noun: sudden or fearful blast.
FǢRBRYNE
Noun: terrible or scorching heat.
FǢRCLAMM
Noun: sudden seizing.
FǢRCOÐU
Noun: sudden sickness or death; apoplexy.
FǢRCUMEN
Adjective: sudden.
FǢRCWEALM
Noun: sudden pestilence.
FǢRCYLE
Noun: intense or terrible cold.
FǢRDĒAÐ
Noun: sudden death.
FǢRDRYRE
Noun: sudden or pernicious fall.
FÆRELBŌC
Noun: itinerary.
FÆRELD
Noun: way, going, motion, journey, course, passage, track, expedition; going, walking; company,
retinue; relation; track of an animal; vehicle, carriage, train; way of life, course of life;
movement, progress; the Passover.
FÆRELDFRĒOLS
Noun: the Passover feast.
FÆRFRĪGE
Adjective: with freedom to go.
FǢRFYLL
Adverb: headlong.
FǢRGRIPE
Noun: sudden or pernicious grasp.
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FǢRHAGA
Noun: hedge of terrors.
FǢRING
Noun: journey, wandering, travelling; accusation; ecstasy, trance, rapture, swooning.
FǢRINGA
Adverb: suddenly, unexpectedly, by chance, forthwith, without warning or notice, all at once,
without premeditation; soon, early; quickly, without delay.
FǢRLIC
Adjective: sudden, unexpected; rapid, quick; horrible.
FǢRLĪCE
Adverb: suddenly, unexpectedly, by chance, all at once; soon; quickly, immediately, in a hurry;
not of set purpose, without forethought; haphazard.
FÆRNES
Noun: passage, traffic, transmigration; fare.
FǢRNES
Noun: suddenness.
FǢRNĪÐ
Noun: mischief, hostile attack.
FǢRRǢS
Noun: sudden or violent rush.
FǢRRǢSENDE
Adjective: rushing impetuously.
FÆRRIHT
Noun: fare.
FÆRSCEATT
Noun: passage-money, fare-scot.
FǢRSCEAÐA
Noun: sudden or dangerous enemy.
FǢRSCYTE
Noun: sudden or pernicious shot.
FǢRSEARO
Noun: sudden artifice.
FǢRSĒAÐ
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Noun: sudden fall.
FǢRSPELL
Noun: sudden message; horrible message, dreadful tidings.
FǢRSPRYNG
Noun: sudden pustule, ulcer of a rash.
FǢRSTEORFA
Noun: murrain.
FǢRSTICE
Noun: sudden stitch or pain.
FǢRSTYLT
Noun: amazement, stupor.
FǢRSWĪGE
Noun: amazement.
FǢRSWILE
Noun: sudden swelling.
FǢRUNTRYMNES
Noun: sudden sickness.
FÆRWEG
Noun: cart-road.
FǢRWUNDOR
Noun: sudden or stupendous wonder.
FÆS
Noun: border, fringe.
FÆSL
Noun: offspring, progeny, seed.
FÆST
1. Adjective: fast, firm, fixed, steadfast, stiff; bound, enclosed, closed; strong, fortified;
watertight; secure; constant; dense, heavy; obstinate; costive.
2. See fӕsð (1).
FÆSTAN
See (ge)fæstan.
FÆSTE
Adverb: fast, firmly; strictly, straitly; securely; heavily; speedily, urgently; at once.
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Noun: fastness; wall, enclosure, stronghold, fortification, fortress, bulwark, castle, prison; cloister;
sky, firmament; fast, abstinence from food.
FÆSTENBRYCE
Noun: breach of a fast.
FÆSTENDÆG
Noun: fast-day.
FÆSTENDĪC
Noun: forth or castle-ditch, moat.
FÆSTENGEAT
Noun: fortress, castle or city gate.
FÆSTENGEWEORC
Noun: repairing or construction of fortifications.
FÆSTENTĪD
Noun: fast-time.
FÆSTENWUCE
Noun: week of fasting, week in Lent.
FÆSTERN
Noun: fast; Quadragesima.
FÆSTERNLIC
Adjective: quadragesimal, Lenten.
FÆSTGANGOL
Adjective: firm, steady, constant; faithful.
FÆSTHAFOL
Adjective: firm, steadfast, firm; tenacious, retentive; sparing; miserly; parsimonious.
FÆSTHAFOLNES
Noun: economy, sparingness; stinginess.
FÆSTHEALD
Adjective: firmly fixed or joined.
FÆSTHȲDIG
Adjective: constant, steadfast.
FÆSTIAN
See (ge)fæstian.
FÆSTING
Noun: trust, guardianship, commendation; entrusting, act of confidence.
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FÆSTINGMANN
Noun: servants, retainers.
FÆSTLAND
Noun: land that is hard to invade.
FÆSTLIC
Adjective: firm, fixed, steadfast; resolute, vigorous; solid.
FÆSTLĪCE
See (ge)fæstlīce.
FÆSTMŌD
Adjective: steadfast, constant in mind.
FÆSTNES
Noun: firmness, stability, fastness; massiveness; stronghold, fortification; tenancy, vigour,
resolution; firmament.
FÆSTNIAN
See (ge)fæstnian.
FÆSTNUNG
See (ge)fæstnung.
FÆSTRǢD
Adjective: firm, steadfast, inflexible; constant.
FÆSTRǢDLIC
Adjective: steadfast, constant.
FÆSTRǢDLĪCE
Adverb: constantly; firmly; boldly.
FÆSTRǢDNES
Noun: constancy, resolution, fortitude.
FÆSTSTEALL
Adjective: standing firmly.
FÆSĐ
1. Noun: stronghold, fastness; enclosure, cloister fortress, prison; fastener.
2. See fӕst (1).
FÆT
Noun: thin plate of metal, gold-leaf ornament; jar, cup, vessel, vat; box, casket; division.
FǢTAN
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1. Adjective: golden, covered or ornamented with gold.
2. Adjective: fat, fatted.
FǢTEDHLĒOR
Adjective: ornamented cheek.
FǢTEDSINC
Noun: gilded treasure.
FǢTELS
Noun: vessel, vat; bag, sack, pouch.
FǢTELSIAN
Verb: to put into a vessel.
FÆTELSOD
Adjective: provided with a sheath.
FÆTFYLLERE
Noun: cupbearer; one who fills a vessel.
FǢTGOLD
Noun: gold drawn out into thin plates.
FǢTHENGEST
Noun: riding-horse.
FǢTNES
Noun: fatness; the richest part of anything.
FǢTT
1. Adjective: fat, fatted.
2. Adjective: golden, covered or ornamented with gold.
3. Noun: fat.
FÆÐM
Noun: outstretched or encircling arms, grasp, embrace; protection; interior; breast, bosom, lap;
womb; forearm; fist; fathom, cubit; power; surface; expanse; deep, abyss.
FÆÐMAN
Verb: to surround, envelop, embrace; to fathom; to clasp; to contain; to devour.
FÆÐME
Noun: outstretched or encircling arms; grasp, embrace, protection; interior; bosom, lap, breast,
womb; fathom, cubit; power; expanse, surface.
FÆÐMLIC
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Noun: fathom, cubit.
FĀG
1. Adjective: spotted, dappled, stained; coloured, variegated, dyed; shining, gleaming; tessellated.
2. See (ge)fāh (1).
FAGE
Noun: plaice, loach.
FĀGETTAN
Verb: to change or vary colour; to grow dark; to quibble.
FĀGETUNG
Noun: change of colour; growing dark.
FĀGIAN
See (ge)fāgian.
FĀGNES
Noun: eruption, ulcer, scab; variety of colour; brilliancy.
FĀGUNG
Noun: variety (of colour).
FĀGWYRM
Noun: basilisk.
FĀH
See (ge)fāh.
FĀHMANN
Noun: enemy, foeman.
FALA
1. Noun: plank; tube, pipe.
2. See fela (1).
3. See fela (2).
FĀLǢCAN
Verb: to be at enmity with, be at feud, show hostility to.
FALD
Noun: fold; stable, cattle-pen, sheepfold, ox-stall.
FALDERE
Noun: one who folds animals.
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Noun: fold-going money, money paid by a vassal to be free from sending sheep to fold on his
lord’s land.
FALDHRĪÐER
Noun: beast kept in a fold, stalled ox.
FALDIAN
Verb: to make a fold, hurdle off sheep.
FALDWYRÐE
Adjective: entitled to have his own fold.
FALS
1. Adjective: false (of weight or coinage).
2. Noun: falsehood, fraud; counterfeit.
FALSTER
Noun: an island in the Baltic.
FALÐING
Noun: mass, load; great weight; something that falls.
FĀM
Noun: foam; sea.
FĀMBLĀWENDE
Adjective: emitting foam.
FĀMGIAN
Verb: to boil, foam.
FĀMIG
Adjective: foamy.
FĀMIGBORD
1. Adjective: with foaming banks (of a stream).
2. Noun: foaming bank.
FĀMIGBŌSM
Adjective: with foamy bosom.
FĀMIGHEALS
Adjective: foamy-necked.
FANA
Noun: standard, banner, vane; plant, iris, flower de luce.
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Adjective: standard-bearing.
FANDERE
Noun: trier, tester, tempter.
FANDIAN
See (ge)fandian.
FANDUNG
Noun: test, proof, trial, experiment, investigation; temptation.
FANG
Noun: booty, plunder.
FANGENNES
See (ge)fangennes.
FANN
Noun: fan; implement for winnowing grain.
FANNIAN
Verb: to fan; to winnow corn.
FANT
fount, spring, fountain; baptismal water.
FANTBÆÐ
Noun: baptismal font, laver of baptism; baptism.
FANTBLĒTSUNG
Noun: consecration of a font.
FANTFÆT
Noun: baptismal font.
FANTHĀLGUNG
Noun: consecration of a font.
FANTHĀLIG
Adjective: consecrated in a font.
FANTWÆTER
Noun: fountain or spring water, water used at baptism; laver of baptism.
FARAN
Verb: to go, move, set forth, proceed, wander, march, travel, journey, sail; to come; to be, exist,
happen, act, turn out; to undergo, suffer; to get on, fare. to pass away, depart; to be current, be
in use.
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FARISEISC
Adjective: Pharisean.
FARISĒOS
Noun: the Pharisees.
FARNEAEALOND
Noun: Farn Island, on the coast of Northumberland, near Lindisfarne.
FARNIAN
Verb: to prosper.
FAROÐ
Noun: stream; shore.
FAROÐHENGEST
Noun: sea-horse; ship.
FAROĐLĀCENDE
1. Adjective: swimming, sailing.
2. Noun: sailors.
FAROÐRĪDENDE
Adjective: sailing.
FAROÐSTRǢT
Noun: path of the sea.
FARU
Noun: way, going, journey, course, march, expedition; going away; voyage (of an army)vehicle,
carriage, vessel, ship; troop, crew; life, path in life, course of life; proceeding, adventures; passage,
entrance, thoroughfare, road; movable possessions.
FASTITOCALON
Noun: large whale.
FAÐE
Noun: father’s sister, paternal aunt.
FAÐUSUNU
Noun: father’s sister’s son.
FAUL
Noun: expression used as a charm; evil spirit.
FĒA
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4. Noun: joy.
FEALCEN
Noun: falcon.
FEALDAN
See (ge)fealdan.
FEALGIAN
Verb: to fallow, break-up land.
FEALH
Noun: fallow land; felly (of a wheel).
FEALLAN
See (ge)feallan.
FEALLE
Noun: pitfall, snare, trap.
FEALLENDLIC
Adjective: unstable, frail, perishable; transitory.
FEALLETAN
Verb: to fall down.
FĒALŌG
Adjective: destitute.
FEALOHILTE
Adjective: having a yellow or golden handle.
FEALU
1. Adjective: yellow, fallow, tawny, dun-coloured; dark, dusky; grey.
2. Adjective: fallow ground.
FEALWIAN
Verb: to grow or become yellow, fallow, wither; to ripen, fade.
FĒANES
Noun: fewness, paucity.
FEARH
Noun: little pig, hog; litter, farrow.
FEARHHAMA
Noun: womb of a pig; hide of pig; little stem.
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Adjective: of a bull.
FEARM
Noun: load, freight, cargo.
FEARN
Noun: fern.
FEARNBED
Noun: fern-bed.
FEARNBRACU
fern-brake.
FEARNDŪN
Noun: Faringdon, Berkshire or Farndon.
FEARNEDISC
Noun: fern-pasture.
FEARNHAM
Noun: Farnham, in Surrey.
FEARNHEGE
Noun: hedge with ferns.
FEARNIG
Adjective: full of fern.
FEARNLÆS
Noun: fern-pasture.
FEARNLĒAS
Adjective: fernless.
FEARR
1. Noun: bull, ox; the Bull (sign of the zodiac).
2. See feorr (1).
3. See feorr (2).
FĒASCEAFT
Adjective: naked; having few things, poor, destitute; miserable, helpless.
FĒASCEAFTIG
Adjective: poor, destitute.
FĒASCEAFTNES
Noun: poverty.
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2. See feoh.
3. See fēa (2).
4. See fēa (3).
FĒAWLIC
Adjective: few.
FĒAWNES
See (ge)fēawnes.
FEAX
Noun: hair, locks.
FEAXCLĀÐ
Noun: band for the head, cap; fillet.
FEAXECAS
Noun: forelock.
FEAXEDE
Adjective: hairy, bushy; long-haired.
FEAXFANG
Noun: seizing or dragging by the hair.
FEAXFEALLUNG
Noun: falling off or loss of the hair; mange.
FEAXHĀR
Adjective: hoary, grey-haired.
FEAXNǢDEL
Noun: crispin pin.
FEAXNES
Noun: hair.
FEAXNETT
Noun: hair-net.
FEAXPRĒON
Noun: hair-pin.
FEAXSCĒARA
Noun: scissors for hair-cutting, hair shears, curling-tongs.
FEAXWUND
Noun: wound under the hair.
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FĒDAN
See (ge)fēdan.
FĒDELFUGOL
Noun: fatted bird.
FĒDELS
Noun: keep, feeding, fatling.
FĒDELSSWĪN
Noun: fattened pig.
FĒDING
Noun: feeding.
FĒDNES
Noun: nourishment.
FĒFĒR
Noun: fever.
FĒFERĀDL
Noun: fever.
FĒFERCYN
Noun: a kind of fever.
FĒFERFŪGE
Noun: ferverfew (herb).
FĒFERIAN
Verb: to be feverish, suffer from fever.
FĒFERIG
Adjective: feverish.
FĒFERSĒOC
Adjective: feverish.
FĒGAN
See (ge)fēgan.
FĒGING
See (ge)fēging.
FEHT
Noun: shaggy pelt, sheepskin with the fleece on it.
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1. Adjective: many, much, very.
2. Adverb: many, very much.
FELAǢTE
Adjective: eating much.
FELAFǢCNE
Adjective: very crafty or treacherous.
FELAFEALD
Adjective: manifold.
FELAFEALDNES
Noun: multitude.
FELAFRĒCNE
Adjective: very wild, savage or fierce; bold.
FELAFRICGENDE
Adjective: well informed.
FELAGĒOMOR
Adjective: very sad, sorrowful.
FELAGEONG
Adjective: very young.
FELAGEONGE
Adjective: having travelled much.
FELAHRŌR
Adjective: very strenuous, full of exploits.
FELAĪDELSPRǢCE
Adjective: talking very idly.
FELALĒOF
Adjective: very dear.
FELAMEAHTIG
Adjective: much mighty.
FELAMŌDIG
Adjective: very daring.
FELAN
Verb: to stick, adhere.
FĒLAN
See (ge)fēlan.

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Adjective: very rich.
FELASPECOL
Adjective: talkative, loquacious.
FELASPECOLNES
Noun: talkativeness, loquacity.
FELASPRÆC
Noun: much speaking, loquacity.
FELASPRǢCE
Adjective: talkative, loquacious.
FELASYNNIG
Adjective: very sinful.
FELAWLONC
Adjective: very stately.
FELAWYRDE
Adjective: talkative.
FELAWYRDNES
Noun: talkativeness.
FELCYRF
Noun: foreskin.
FELD
Noun: field, plain, open or cultivated land.
FELDBĒO
Noun: humble-bee.
FELDBISCEOPWYRT
Noun: field-bishopwort (plant).
FELDCIRICE
Noun: country church.
FELDDENU
Noun: valley in which there is pasturage.
FELDEFARE
Noun: fieldfare.
FELDELFEN
Noun: wood fairy or nymph.
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FELDHOPPE
Noun: plantain, peewit.
FELDHRĪÐER
Noun: field-ox.
FELDHŪS
Noun: tent.
FELDLǢS
Noun: pasture in open country.
FELDLAND
Noun: plain, meadow-land.
FELDLIC
Adjective: rural; wild (applied to plants).
FELDMÆDERE
Noun: field-madder, rosemary.
FELDMINTE
Noun: field or wild mint.
FELDMORE
Noun: carrot, parsnip.
FELDOXA
Noun: field-ox.
FELDRUDE
Noun: wild rue.
FELDSÆTEN
Noun: country occupied as pasture-land.
FELDSWAMM
Noun: fungus, toadstool.
FELDWĒSTEN
Noun: field waste or desert.
FELDWŌP
Noun: plantain, peewit.
FĒLELĒAS
Adjective: insensible, devoid of feeling; dead.
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Noun: polipodium.
FELIGEAN
Verb: to follow, pursue, persecute; to observe, attend to; to practise; to obey; to obtain.
FELL
Noun: skin, hide.
FELLEN
Adjective: made of skins.
FELLERĒAD
Adjective: purple.
FELLSTYCCE
Noun: piece of skin.
FĒLNES
See (ge)fēlnes.
FELOFEORÐ
Noun: maw, breast, stomach.
FELOFOR
Noun: sultana hen, bittern.
FELT
Noun: felt.
FELTERE
Noun: plant centaury.
FELTŪN
Noun: enclosed place, garden, privy, dunghill.
FELTŪNGRĒP
Noun: privy, dunghill; drain of a privy.
FELTWURMA
Noun: wild marjoram (plant).
FELTWYRT
Noun: field-wort, gentian, mullein (plant).
FENAMPRE
Noun: water-dock, marsh plant.
FENCERSE
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FENFEARN
Noun: fen, water or marsh-fern; flowering fern, osmund-royal, christopher (herb).
FENFISC
Noun: fen-fish.
FENFREOÐO
Noun: fen-refuge.
FENFUGOL
Noun: fen-bird, fen fowl.
FENG
See (ge)feng.
FENGEL
Noun: lord, prince, king.
FENGELĀD
Noun: fen-path.
FENGEMIRCE
Noun: boundary of marsh-land.
FENGNES
Noun: susceptio.
FENGNETT
Noun: net for catching.
FENGTŌÐ
Noun: canine tooth, molar tooth, fang tooth.
FENHLĪÐ
Noun: fen-slope, bank of a fen; (pl.) fen-coverts.
FENHOP
Noun: fen-hollow, land in the midst of fens.
FENIX
Noun: bird phoenix; genus of palms; date tree.
FENLAND
Noun: fen-land, marshy land.
FENLIC
Adjective: dirty, muddy, miry, fenlike, fenny, marshy.
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Noun: dirt, mud, mire; marsh, fen, moor; the fen country.
FENNIG
1. Adjective: dirty, muddy, fenny, marshy.
2. See fynig.
FENNÐÆC
Noun: covering of thatch from a hen.
FENȲCE
Noun: snail; tortoise.
FĒOGAÐ
Noun: hatred.
FEOH
Noun: living animals, cattle, herd; property, riches, money, treasure, wealth; portion; value,
price, fee, reward, bribe; metal, coin name of the rune for f.
FEOHBEHĀT
Noun: promise of money.
FEOHBĪGENGA
Noun: hersman, cattle-keeper.
FEOHBŌT
Noun: money compensation.
FEOHERN
Noun: money-place, treasury.
FEOHFANG
Noun: taking money as a bribe; fine inflicted for bribery.
FEOHGAFOL
Noun: duty, tax; usury.
FEOHGEHĀT
Noun: promise of money.
FEOHGEORN
Adjective: greedy, avaricious, covetous.
FEOHGEORNNESS
Noun: covetousness.
FEOHGERĒFA
Noun: steward, bailiff.
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FEOHGESTEALD
Noun: possession of riches.
FEOHGESTRĒON
Noun: possessions, riches, treasure.
FEOHGĪFRE
Adjective: greedy of money, avaricious, covetous.
FEOHGIFT
Noun: money-gift, precious gift; largess.
FEOHGĪTSERE
Noun: avaricious or covetous person, miser.
FEOHGĪTSUNG
Noun: money-desire or greed, avarice, covetousness, miserliness.
FEOHGŌD
Noun: property in cattle.
FEOHGYRNES
Noun: greed, avarice, covetousness.
FEOHHORD
Noun: treasury.
FEOHHŪS
Noun: treasure-house.
FEOHLǢNUNG
Noun: lending of money, mortgage.
FEOHLAND
Noun: pasture-land.
FEOHLĒAS
Adjective: moneyless; priceless.
FEOHLĒASNES
Noun: want of money, poverty.
FEOHLUFU
Noun: love of money.
FEOHSCEATT
Noun: money-payment, wages.
FEOHSPĒD
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Noun: property, money; pl. riches, wealth.
FEOHSPILLING
Noun: waste of money, profusion.
FEOHSTRANG
Adjective: well off, possessing cattle or money.
FEOHT
See (ge)feoht.
FEOHTAN
See (ge)feohtan.
FEOHTE
See (ge)feohte.
FEOHTEGOD
Noun: war-god.
FEOHTEHORN
Noun: fighting or battle-horn.
FEOHTEND
Noun: fighter, warrior.
FEOHTERE
Noun: fighter, warrior.
FEOHTGEGYRELA
Noun: military apparel, fighting dress.
FEOHTLĀC
Noun: fight.
FEOHTLING
Noun: fighter, warrior, soldier.
FEOHTWĪTE
Noun: penalty or fine for fighting.
FEOHWĪTE
Noun: fine for coining false money; fine for fighting.
FĒOL
Noun: file.
FĒOLAGA
Noun: fellow, colleague, partner.
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FĒOLAN
See (ge)fēolan.
FĒOLHEARD
Adjective: hardened by the file.
FĒOLIAN
Verb: to file.
FEOLOGAN
Verb: to become fallow; to become discoloured.
FEOLUFŌR
Noun: fieldfare.
FĒON
Verb: to gain; to be glad, rejoice, exult; to hate; to persecute.
FĒOND
Noun: adversary, enemy, foe; hostile spirit, fiend; the Devil.
FĒONDǢT
Noun: acting of the sacrifice to an idol.
FĒONDGRĀP
Noun: grip of a foe, hostile grasp.
FĒONDGYLD
Noun: idol, idolatry; sacrifice to devils; demoniacal possession.
FĒONDLIC
Adjective: hostile, outrageous, hateful, diabolic, fiendish.
FĒONDLĪCE
Adverb: hostilely.
FĒONDMANN
Noun: enemy.
FĒONDRǢDEN
Noun: enmity.
FĒONDRǢS
Noun: hostile attack, assault, onslaught.
FĒONDSCEAÐA
Noun: enemy, robber.
FĒONDSCIPE
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Adjective: devil possessed, demoniac.
FĒONDULF
Noun: scoundrel, rascal, enemy, malefactor, criminal.
FEORBŪEND
Adjective: dwelling far off.
FEORCUMEN
Adjective: come from afar.
FEORCȲÐÐ
Noun: distant land, far country.
FEORH
Noun: life, soul, spirit; living being, person.
FEORHĀDL
Noun: mortal disease.
FEORHBANA
Noun: man-slayer.
FEORHBEALU
Noun: mortal affliction, violent death; deadly evil.
FEORHBENN
Noun: mortal wound.
FEORHBEREND
Noun: living being.
FEORHBERENDE
Adjective: living.
FEORHBOLD
Noun: body.
FEORHBORA
Noun: life-bearer.
FEORHCWALU
Noun: death, slaughter; murrain of hogs.
FEORHCWEALM
Noun: death, slaughter.
FEORHCYNN
Noun: kinds of living creatures, race of mortals.
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FEORHDAGAS
Noun: life-day; pl. days of life.
FEORHDOLG
Noun: deadly wound.
FEORHĒACEN
Adjective: living.
FEORHFÆGEN
Adjective: fain of life, glad to live.
FEORHGEBEORH
Noun: refuge, life’s security.
FEORHGEDĀL
Noun: death.
FEORHGENER
Noun: preservation of life, salvation of life.
FEORHGENĪÐLA
Noun: mortal foe.
FEORHGIEFA
Noun: giver of life.
FEORHGIEFU
Noun: gift of life.
FEORHGŌMA
Noun: deadly jaws.
FEORHGŌME
Noun: means of subsistence.
FEORHHORD
Noun: breast, soul, spirit.
FEORHHŪS
Noun: body.
FEORHHYRDE
Noun: life guardian or protector.
FEORHLĀST
Noun: step taken to preserve life.
FEORHLĒAN
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Noun: life; death.
FEORHLIC
Adjective: vital.
FEORHLĪF
Noun: life.
FEORHLOCA
Noun: breast.
FEORHLYRE
Noun: loss of life.
FEORHNERU
Noun: refuge; preservation of life, salvation; sustenance, food, nourishment.
FEORHNEST
Noun: provisions.
FEORHRǢD
Noun: salvation.
FEORHSCYLDIG
Adjective: guilty of death.
FEORHSĒOC
Adjective: mortally wounded.
FEORHSWENG
Noun: deadly blow.
FEORHÐEARF
Noun: urgent need, distress of life.
FEORHWUND
Noun: mortal wound.
FEORLAND
Noun: distant land.
FEORLIC
Adjective: far off, strange, alien.
FEORM
Noun: sustenance, provision, food; meal, supper, feast; entertainment; goods, possessions; stores;
use, benefit, profit, enjoyment; tilling; disposal.
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1. Noun: entertainer.
2. Noun: cleanser, polisher, furbisher.
FEORMENDLĒAS
Adjective: wanting a polisher or a burnisher.
FEORMERE
Noun: purveyor; farmer.
FEORMFULTUM
Noun: purveyance, food-support.
FEORMIAN
See (ge)feormian.
FEORMUNG
Noun: harbouring, entertaining; cleansing, polishing, furbishing.
FEORNES
Noun: distance, farness.
FEORR
1. Adjective: far, distant, remote.
2. Adverb: far, at a distance, remote; far back; besides, moreover, further.
FEORRAN
1. Adverb: at a distance, far off; from afar, from a remote time or place.
2. Verb: to remove, take away, turn aside, withdraw; to avert; to proscribe.
FEORRANCUMEN
Adjective: stranger, come from far.
FEORRANCUND
Adjective: come from afar, foreign born.
FEORRANE
Adverb: at a distance, far off; from a distance, from a remote time or place.
FEORRIAN
See (ge)feorrian.
FEORRUNG
Noun: removal, departure, withdrawal.
FEORSIAN
Verb: to separate, put far, remove, expel; to go beyond, depart.
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Noun: support, buttress, sloping beam.
FEORTING
Noun: farting.
FĒORÐA
Adjective: the fourth.
FEORÐANDǢL
Noun: fourth, fourth part.
FEORÐE
Adverb: fourthly.
FEORÐĒOD
Noun: far country.
FĒORÐLING
Noun: fourth part, farthing.
FĒORÐUNG
Noun: fourth part, quarter, farthing.
FEORWEG
Noun: remote part, far or long way.
FEORWITGEORNES
Noun: curiosity.
FĒOUNG
enmity, hatred.
FĒOWER
Numeral: four, four times.
FĒOWERCGE
Adjective: four cornered, square.
FĒOWERDŌGOR
1. Noun: four days.
2. Adjective: lasting four days.
FĒOWERECGEDE
Adjective: four-cornered, square.
FĒOWERFEALD
Adjective: four-fold.
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Adverb: quadruply.
FĒOWERFĒTE
Adjective: four-footed.
FĒOWERFŌTE
Adjective: four-footed.
FĒOWERGǢREDE
Adjective: four-pointed.
FĒOWERGILD
Noun: fourfold payment or compensation.
FĒOWERHWĒOLOD
Adjective: four-wheeled.
FĒOWERNIHTE
Adjective: four days old.
FĒOWERSCȲTE
Adjective: square, quadrangular.
FĒOWERSTRENGE
Adjective: four-stringed.
FĒOWERTĒME
Adjective: four-teamed.
FĒOWERTĒOĐA
1. Numeral: the fourteenth.
2. See fēowertigoða.
FĒOWERTĪENE
Numeral: fourteen.
FĒOWERTĪENENIHT
Noun: fourteen.
FĒOWERTĪENEWINTRE
Adjective: fourteen years old.
FĒOWERTIG
Numeral: forty.
FĒOWERTIGFEALD
Adjective: fortyfold.
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Noun: number of forty.
FĒOWERTIGLIC
Adjective: of or belonging to forty, quadragesimal.
FĒOWERTIGOĐA
Numeral: fortieth.
FĒOWERTȲNENIHTE
Adjective: fourteen nights old.
FĒOWERÐEMŌDER
Noun: great-great-grandmother.
FĒOWERWINTRE
Adjective: four years old.
FĒOWUNG
See (ge)fēowung.
FĒRAN
1. Verb: to go, march, set out, depart, make a journey, travel, sail; to come; to behave, act.
2. See fǣran.
FĒRBEDD
Noun: litter, portable bed.
FERCIAN
Verb: to carry, conduct, bring, convey; to help, support, assist; to proceed; to stuff up (with lies),
to go; to make one's way.
FERCUNG
Noun: sustenance, provision, food; support.
FĒRCUÐ
Adjective: frugal, thrifty.
FERDWYRT
Noun: field-wort, gentian (plants).
FĒRE
Adjective: able to go, passable, fit for service, seaworthy.
FERELE
Noun: rod.
FĒREND
Noun: traveller, sailor; messenger.
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FERESCEAT
Noun: passage-money, fare.
FERESŌCA
Noun: bag made of swine’s skin.
FERGAN
Verb: to carry, bear, bring, covey; to go, depart, betake oneself to; to be versed in.
FERHT
1. Adjective: honest, honourable.
2. See ferhð.
FERHTLIC
Adjective: honest, just, equitable; rational, wise.
FERHĐ
Noun: soul, spirit; mind, intellect; life; person; crowd.
FERHÐBANA
Noun: murderer.
FERHÐCEARIG
Adjective: of anxious mind.
FERHÐCLEOFA
Noun: breast.
FERHÐFREC
Adjective: brave, bold.
FERHÐFRIÐENDE
Adjective: sustaining life.
FERHÐGENĪÐLA
Noun: mortal enemy.
FERHÐGEWIT
Noun: understanding, mental wit.
FERHÐGLĒAW
Adjective: prudent, wise, sagacious.
FERHÐGRIM
Adjective: savage, fierce of spirit.
FERHÐLOCA
Noun: body, breast, bosom.
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FERHÐSEFA
Noun: mind, thought, intellect.
FERHÐWĒRIG
Adjective: sad, sorrowful, soul-weary.
FERHWEARD
Noun: guard of life.
FERIAN
See (ge)ferian.
FERIATUS
Noun: Spanish robber.
FERIGEND
Noun: bringer, leader.
FERING
Noun: vehicle, carriage.
FĒRLǢCAN
See (ge)fērlǣcan.
FĒRNES
See (ge)fērnes.
FERS
Noun: verse, verse of the Bible; sentence; title.
FERSC
Adjective: pure, fresh, not salted; sweet.
FERSCETA
Noun: freshet.
FĒRSCIPE
See (ge)fērscipe.
FERSIAN
Verb: to versify.
FERÐE
Noun: skin.
FĒSAN
1. Verb: to drive away, put to flight.
2. See fȳsan.
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FĒTE
Adjective: provided with feet, footed.
FETEL
Noun: belt, girdle.
FETELHILT
Noun: belted or ringed hilt.
FETELSOD
See (ge)fetelsod.
FETIAN
See (ge)fetian.
FETOR
Noun: check; restrain, fetter, shackle.
FETORWRĀSEN
Noun: chain, fetter.
FETTAN
Verb: to bring near, fetch; to obtain; to bring on, induce; to marry.
FETTIAN
Verb: to contend, strive, dispute.
FĒÐA
Noun: foot-soldier; company, host, troop, infantry; tribe.
FĒÐAN
Verb: to walk, go or travel on foot.
FĒÐANLEAG
Noun: Frethern, Glouccestershire.
FĒÐE
Noun: motion, going, walking, pace; power of locomotion.
FĒÐECEMPA
Noun: foot-solider; champion.
FĒÐEGANG
Noun: journey on foot.
FĒÐEGEORN
Adjective: desirous of going.
FĒÐEGEST
Noun: traveller, pedestrian guest.

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Noun: infantry.
FĒÐEHWEARF
Noun: pedestrian multitude, company or band of footmen.
FĒÐELĀST
Noun: step, track, course.
FĒÐELĒAS
Adjective: without the power to walk, crippled.
FĒÐEMANN
Noun: pedestrian; foot-soldier.
FĒÐEMUND
Noun: fore-paw.
FEĐER
1. Noun: feather, pen, quill; wing of an army; pl. wings.
2. See fēower.
FEÐERBǢRE
Adjective: feathered, winged.
FEÐERBEDD
Noun: feather-bed.
FĒÐERBEREND
Noun: feathered creature.
FEÐERBERENDE
Adjective: feathered.
FĒÐERCRÆFT
Noun: art of feather-embroidering.
FEÐERE
Adjective: feathered.
FĒÐERGEARWE
Noun: feathers of the arrow.
FĒÐERGEWEORC
Noun: feather-embroidered work.
FĒÐERHAMA
Noun: feathers, plumage, wings.
FEÐERSWĒG
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Adjective: speedy of foot.
FĒÐEWĪG
Noun: battle on foot, affray.
FEÐORBYRSTE
Adjective: split into four, having four bristles.
FĒÐRE
Adjective: loaded.
FEÐRIAN
Verb: to become feathered, be fledged.
FEÐRIHT
Adjective: feathered, winged.
FĒÐUNG
Noun: motion, walking.
FĪC
Noun: fig, fig-tree; venereal ulcer, haemorrhoids.
FĪCĀDL
Noun: fig-disease.
FĪCÆPPEL
Noun: fig.
FĪCBĒAM
Noun: fig-tree.
FICIAN
Verb: to flatter; to deceive.
FĪCLĒAF
Noun: fig-leaf.
FICOL
Adjective: crafty, cunning, tricky, false, deceitful; fickle.
FĪCTRĒOW
Noun: fig-tree.
FICUNG
Noun: fraud, trickery.
FĪCWYRM
Noun: intestinal worm, fig worm.
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FIELL
See (ge)fiell.
FĪENDWĪC
Noun: enemy’s dwelling or camp.
FIERD
Noun: campaign, national levy or army, force; military expedition; camp, ford.
FIERSN
Noun: heel.
FĪF
Numeral: five.
FĪFALDE
Noun: butterfly.
FĪFBĒC
Noun: Pentateuch.
FĪFBURGHA
Noun: the five towns: Leicester, Lincoln, Nottingham, Stamford, Derby.
FĪFECGEDE
Adjective: five cornered.
FĪFEL
Noun: giant, monster, sea-monster.
FĪFELCYNN
Noun: monster-race, race of sea-monsters.
FĪFELDŌR
Noun: door of sea-monsters, river Eider.
FIFELE
Noun: buckle.
FĪFELSTRĒAM
Noun: frightful or horrid stream, sea, ocean.
FĪFELWǢG
Noun: terrific wave, sea, ocean.
FĪFFEALD
Adjective: five-fold; five each.
FĪFFĒTEDE
Adjective: having five feet.

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Noun: plant of uncertain identification, stavesacre, cinquefoil.
FĪFFLĒRE
Adjective: five-floored, five-storied.
FĪFGĒAR
Noun: period of five years, lustrum.
FĪFHUND
Numeral: five hundred.
FĪFLÆPPEDE
Adjective: having five laps or lobes.
FĪFLĒAF
Noun: fiveleaf, cinquefoil.
FĪFLĒAFE
Noun: fiveleaf, cinquefoil.
FĪFMÆGEN
Noun: magic power; quintuple powers.
FĪFNIHTE
Adjective: five days old.
FĪFTA
Adjective: fifth.
FĪFTE
Adverb: fifthly.
FĪFTEOGOÐA
Numeral: fiftieth.
FĪFTĒOÐA
Numeral: fifteenth.
FĪFTĪENE
Numeral: fifteen.
FĪFTĪENENIHTE
Adjective: fifteen days old.
FĪFTĪENEWINTRE
Adjective: fifteen years old.
FĪFTIG
Numeral: fifty.
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FĪFTIGESMAN
Noun: captain of fifty.
FĪFTIGFEALD
Adjective: fiftyfold, containing fifty.
FĪFTIGWINTRE
Adjective: fifty years old.
FĪFWINTRE
Adjective: five years old.
FĪGAN
Verb: to be or become an enemy, be at enmity.
FIHL
Noun: cloth, rag.
FIHTUNG
Noun: fighting, quarrelling.
FILD
Noun: curdled milk.
FILDBURNE
Noun: stream in a plain.
FILDCUMB
Noun: milk-pail.
FILDE
Adjective: even, flat, level; of or pertaining to a level field.
FILEÐE
Noun: hay.
FĪLIENDE
Adjective: rubbing.
FILIÐLĒAG
Noun: meadow.
FILLE
Noun: thyme.
FILLEN
1. See fellen.
2. See fyllen.
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Noun: film, membrane, thin skin, foreskin, prepuce.
FĪN
Noun: heap, pile.
FĪNA
Noun: woodpecker.
FINC
Noun: finch.
FINCHAMSTEDE
Noun: Finchamstead, Berkshire.
FINDAN
See (ge)findan.
FINDEND
Noun: finder, discoverer.
FINDING
Noun: device, invention; initiative.
FINGER
Noun: finger.
FINGERÆPPEL
Noun: finger fruit, finger apple, date.
FINGERDOCCA
Noun: finger-muscle.
FINGERLIC
Adjective: of or belonging to a finger or ring.
FINGERLIÐ
Noun: finger-joint.
FINGERMǢL
Noun: finger’s length.
FINN
Noun: fin.
FINNAS
Noun: the Finns; Finwood.
FINOL
Noun: fennel (herb).
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FINTA
1. Noun: tail; consequence, sequel, result.
2. See funta.
FINUGLE
Noun: fennel.
FĪRAS
Noun: human beings, mankind, men.
FIREN
Noun: transgression, sin, outrage, crime; suffering, torment, tribulation, pain; violence.
FIRENBEALU
Noun: transgression.
FIRENCRÆFT
Noun: sinful craft, wickedness.
FIRENDǢD
Noun: sinful or wicked deed, crime.
FIRENEARFEÐE
Noun: sinful woe.
FIRENFREMMENDE
Adjective: sinful.
FIRENFUL
Adjective: unjust, sinful, wicked.
FIRENGEORN
Adjective: sinful.
FIRENHICGA
Noun: adulterer.
FIRENHICGE
Noun: adulteress, harlot.
FIRENHICGEND
Noun: adulteress, harlot.
FIRENIAN
See (ge)firenian.
FIRENLEAHTER
Noun: great sin, crime.
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FIRENLĪCE
Adverb: rashly, vehemently; sinfully, wickedly, grossly, flagitiously.
FIRENLIGERIAN
Verb: to commit fornication.
FIRENLUST
Noun: lust, luxury, wantonness.
FIRENLUSTFUL
Adjective: luxurious, wanton.
FIRENLUSTGEORN
Adjective: luxurious, wanton, lascivious; voluptuous.
FIRENSYNN
Noun: great sin; sin of yore.
FIRENSYNNIG
Adjective: sinful.
FIRENTĀCN
Noun: sin-mark, pollution of sin.
FIRENTĀCNIAN
Verb: to commit misdeeds; to mark or pollute with sin.
FIRENÐEARF
Noun: great or dire distress.
FIRENÐĒOF
Noun: robber.
FIRENUM
Adverb: very, excessively; intensely; fearfully, horribly; sinfully, criminally, malignantly.
FIRENWEORC
Noun: sin, crime.
FIRENWYRCENDE
Adjective: sinful, evil-doing.
FIRENWYRHTA
Noun: sinner, evil-doer.
FIRGEN
Noun: mountain, mountain-woodland.
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Noun: mountain.
FIRGENBUCCA
Noun: mountain-buck, ibex.
FIRGENGĀT
Noun: mountain-goat, ibex, chamois.
FIRGENHOLT
Noun: mountain-wood.
FIRGENSTRĒAM
Noun: mountain-stream; the ocean.
FIRMETTAN
Verb: to ask, request, beg, pray.
FIRST
1. Noun: time, space of time, period; respite, truce.
2. Noun: ceiling, inner roof; ridgepole.
3. See fyrst (4).
FIRSTHRŌF
Noun: ceiling, ridge-pole.
FIRSTMEARC
Noun: period or space of time, interval, intermission; appointed time; respite.
FIRÐRIENDE
Adjective: furthering.
FISC
Noun: fish.
FISCAÐ
Noun: fishing; fishpond.
FISCBRȲNE
Noun: fish-brine.
FISCCYNN
Noun: kind of fishes.
FISCDĒAH
Noun: purple dye obtained from a shell-fish.
FISCERE
Noun: fisher; kingfisher (bird).
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2. See fiscwelle.
FISCFLŌDU
Noun: sea, fish-flood.
FISCHŪS
Noun: place for storing fish.
FISCIAN
See (ge)fiscian.
FISCLACU
Noun: fish-pond or stream.
FISCMERE
Noun: fish-pond.
FISCNETT
Noun: fishing-net.
FISCPŌL
Noun: fishpond.
FISCÐRŪT
Noun: small fish.
FISCWELLE
Noun: fish-pond.
FISCWER
Noun: fish-weir, fish-trap; fishing-ground.
FISCWYLLE
Adjective: full of fish.
FISTING
Noun: breaking wind (silently), farting.
FITELFŌTA
Adjective: having white feet.
FITERSTICCA
Noun: tent-nail.
FITT
1. Noun: fight, struggle, contest, strife.
2. Noun: song, poem.
FIÐELE
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FIÐELERE
Noun: fiddler.
FIÐELESTRE
Noun: female fiddler.
FIÐERBǢRE
Adjective: feathered, winged.
FIÐERCIAN
Verb: to flutter.
FIÐERDǢLED
Adjective: divided into four parts, quartered.
FIÐERE
Noun: wing.
FIÐERFEALD
Adjective: four-fold.
FIÐERFLĒDENDE
Adjective: flowing in four parts, running in four streams.
FIÐERFLŌWENDE
Adjective: flowing in four parts, running in four streams.
FIÐERFŌTNĪETEN
Noun: four-footed animal.
FIÐERHAMA
Noun: covering of feathers with wings, plumage.
FIÐERHĪWE
Adjective: four-formed.
FIÐERIAN
See (ge)fiðerian.
FIÐERLĒAS
Adjective: without wings.
FIÐERLING
Noun: quarter, farthing.
FIÐERRĪCA
Noun: tetrarch.
FIÐERRĪCE
Noun: tetrarchy.
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FIÐERSLEHT
Noun: flapping of wings; joy.
FIÐERTĒME
Adjective: having four horses abreast.
FLĀ
Noun: dart, arrow, javelin.
FLACG
Noun: plaster, cataplasm, poultice.
FLACOR
Adjective: flickering; flying (of arrows).
FLǢRE
Noun: earlap.
FLǢSC
Noun: flesh; body; living creatures; carnal nature.
FLǢSCǢT
Noun: eating of flesh.
FLǢSCBANA
Noun: murderer, slayer, executioner.
FLǢSCBESMITENNES
Noun: defilement of the flesh.
FLǢSCCOFA
Noun: body.
FLǢSCCOSTNUNG
Noun: carnal desire.
FLǢSCCWELLERE
Noun: slayer, executioner.
FLǢSCCȲPING
Noun: flesh or meat market.
FLǢSCEHT
Adjective: fleshy.
FLǢSCEN
Adjective: of flesh.
FLǢSCGEBYRD
Noun: incarnation.

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Noun: body.
FLǢSCHAMIAN
Verb: to become incarnate.
FLǢSCHORD
Noun: body.
FLǢSCHŪS
Noun: place where meat is sold.
FLǢSCLIC
Adjective: carnal, fleshy.
FLǢSCLĪCE
Adverb: carnally.
FLǢSCLICNES
Noun: incarnation, fleshliness.
FLǢSCMANGERE
Noun: butcher.
FLǢSCMAÐU
Noun: maggot.
FLǢSCMETE
Noun: flesh, flesh-meat.
FLǢSCNES
See (ge)flǣscnes.
FLǢSCNIMING
Noun: incarnation.
FLǢSCSAND
Noun: portion or dish of meat.
FLǢSCSTRǢT
Noun: meat-market.
FLǢSCTĀWERE
Noun: butcher; executioner.
FLǢSCTŌÐ
Noun: one of the teeth.
FLǢSCÐĒNUNG
Noun: allowance of animal food.
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FLÆÐ
Noun: wool, fleece.
FLÆÐECOMB
Noun: weaver's comb.
FLĀH
1. Noun: wickedness, treachery.
2. Adjective: wily, hostile, deceitful, cruel.
FLĀN
1. Noun: dart, arrow, lance, javelin, barb.
2. See flā.
FLĀNBOGA
Noun: arrow-bow.
FLANC
Noun: flank.
FLĀNGEWEORC
Noun: fight of arrows.
FLĀNHRED
Adjective: swift as an arrow.
FLĀNIHT
Adjective: relating to darts, provided with darts or points.
FLĀNÐRACU
Noun: attack, onset.
FLASCE
Noun: flask, bottle.
FLAXFŌTE
Adjective: broad-footed, flat-footed, web-footed.
FLĒA
1. Noun: flea.
2. See flēah (1).
FLEAĐE
Noun: water-lily.
FLĒAH
1. Noun: white spot in the eye; disease of the eye.
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FLĒAM
Noun: flight.
FLĒAMDŌM
Noun: condition of a fugitive; flight.
FLĒAMING
Noun: exile, runaway, fugitive.
FLĒAMLĀST
Noun: track of a fugitive, apostasy.
FLĒAN
Verb: to flay, pull off the skin.
FLEARD
See (ge)fleard.
FLEARDERE
Noun: trifler.
FLEARDIAN
Verb: to be foolish; to err, go astray.
FLEAÐORWYRT
Noun: water-lily.
FLĒAWYRT
Noun: fleabane, fleawort.
FLEAX
Noun: linen, flax.
FLĒDE
Adjective: flooded, overflowed.
FLĒGE
1. Noun: little ship.
2. See flēoge.
FLEGEWĪL
Noun: flying wile, cunning trick, dart of Satan.
FLEHTRAFLYNE
Noun: hurdle.
FLEMISC
Adjective: Flemish.
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FLĒOGE
Noun: winged insect, fly.
FLĒOGENDA
Noun: bird, fowl.
FLĒOGENDE
Adjective: winged, flying.
FLĒOGENDLIC
Adjective: winged, flying.
FLĒOGRYFT
Noun: net for keeping off flies.
FLĒOHCYNN
Noun: kind of flies.
FLĒOHNET
Noun: curtain, fly-net.
FLEOHTA
Noun: hurdle.
FLEOHTAN
Verb: to weave, plait.
FLĒON
See (ge)flēon.
FLĒOT
Noun: water, river, sea; bay, gulf, estuary; vessel, ship, boat, raft.
FLĒOTAN
Verb: to float, swim; to sail, drift, flow; to skim.
FLĒOTENDE
Adjective: floating.
FLĒOTIG
Adjective: rapid, swift, fleet.
FLĒOTWYRT
Noun: seaweed, floatwort, alga.
FLEOÐOMUM
Noun: watery place, marsh.
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Noun: flooring, story (of a building).
FLESWIAN
Verb: to whisper; to profess to do something; to dissemble.
FLETRÆST
Noun: couch.
FLETSITTEND
Noun: guest, courtier.
FLETT
Noun: ground, floor; dwelling, house, habitation, abode, cottage, hall, mansion.
FLETTGEFEOHT
Noun: fighting in a house.
FLETTGESTEALD
Noun: dwelling-place; household goods, domestic wealth.
FLETTPǢÐ
Noun: floor.
FLETWEROD
Noun: body-guard.
FLĒWSA
Noun: flowing, flux; issue.
FLEXÆCER
Noun: flax land.
FLEXGESCOT
Noun: contribution of flax paid to a church.
FLEXHAMM
Noun: flax field.
FLEXLĪNE
Noun: cord for hanging flax on.
FLICCE
Noun: ham, flitch of bacon.
FLICORIAN
Verb: to move the wings, flutter, flicker.
FLĪEMA
Noun: exile, outlaw, runaway, fugitive.
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FLĪEMANFEORM
Noun: penalty for sheltering fugitives from justice.
FLĪEMANFEORMING
Noun: offence of or penalty for sheltering fugitives from justice.
FLĪEMING
Noun: banished person, exile, fugitive, outlaw.
FLĪES
Noun: fur, sealskin; wool, fleece.
FLĪETE
Noun: stream, river; boat, raft, punt; cream, skimming, curds.
FLIGAN
Verb: to put to flight.
FLIGEL
Noun: flail.
FLIND
Noun: genetrix.
FLINT
Noun: rock, flint.
FLINTEN
Adjective: of flint.
FLINTGRǢG
Adjective: grey like flint.
FLIT
See (ge)flit.
FLĪTA
Noun: foe, fighter, striver.
FLĪTAN
See (ge)flītan.
FLITCRÆFT
Noun: logic.
FLITCRÆFTLIC
Adjective: logical, dialectical.
FLĪTERE
Noun: disputer, brawler; wrangler; schismatic.

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See (ge)flitful.
FLITFULLIC
See (ge)flitfullic.
FLITGEORN
See (ge)flitgeorn.
FLITMǢLUM
See (ge)flitmǣlum.
FLŌC
Noun: flat fish, sole, flounder.
FLŌCAN
Verb: to clap, applaud.
FLOCC
Noun: company, band, troop, division; flock, herd.
FLOCCMǢLUM
Adverb: in troops or companies, flockwise.
FLOCGIAN
Verb: to spring forth.
FLOCRĀD
Noun: riding company, invading band, troop.
FLŌD
Noun: mass of water, flowing of water, flux, current, stream, tide; wave, flood; the Flood,
Deluge.
FLŌDBLĀC
Adjective: made pale by water.
FLŌDE
Noun: channel, gutter; sink.
FLŌDEGSA
Noun: flood-terror.
FLŌDEN
Adjective: of a river.
FLŌDGRǢG
Adjective: flood-grey.
FLŌDHAMM
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Adjective: of or belonging to a stream or river.
FLŌDMǢD
Noun: meadow-land subject to flooding.
FLŌDWEARD
Noun: sea-wall, flood-guard.
FLŌDWEG
Noun: watery way, sea.
FLŌDWUDU
Noun: ship.
FLŌDWYLM
Noun: flowing stream, raging flood.
FLŌDȲÐ
Noun: wave of the sea.
FLOGA
Noun: one who flies or flees, fugitive.
FLOGETTAN
Verb: to fly about, flutter; to be uncertain, vacillate, waver.
FLOGOÐA
Noun: liquor, venom.
FLŌH
Noun: piece of stone, chip.
FLOHTENFŌTE
Adjective: web-footed.
FLŌR
Noun: ground, floor, pavement; bottom.
FLŌRISC
Adjective: flowery.
FLŌRSTĀN
Noun: paving-stone, tessella.
FLOT
Noun: deep water, sea.
FLOTA
Noun: vessel, ship, boat; crew, fleet; sailor, pirate.
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FLOTHERE
Noun: naval force, piratical fleet.
FLOTIAN
Verb: to float.
FLOTLIC
Adjective: naval, nautical, of a fleet.
FLOTMANN
Noun: sailor, pirate; used of the Scandinavians ravaging England.
FLOTSCIP
Noun: ship, light bark.
FLOTSMERU
Noun: floating fat or grease.
FLOTWEG
Noun: sea, ocean.
FLOTWYRT
Noun: sea-weed.
FLŌWAN
Verb: to flow, stream, issue; to become liquid, melt; to abound.
FLŌWEDNES
Noun: flowing, flux, torrent, stream.
FLŌWENDE
Adjective: flowing.
FLŌWENDLIC
Adjective: flowing, liquid, melting.
FLŌWING
Noun: flowing, flux; inundation.
FLUGOL
Adjective: swift, fleet; apt to fly or flee; fugitive.
FLUSTRIAN
Verb: to weave, plait; to flatter.
FLYCGE
Adjective: able to fly, fledged.
FLȲGAN
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Noun: flight.
FLYGEPĪL
Noun: flying dart.
FLYGERĒOW
Adjective: wild in flight.
FLYHT
Noun: flight.
FLYHTE
Noun: patch of cloth.
FLYHTECLĀÐ
Noun: joining, binding or tying together, patch.
FLYHTHWÆT
Adjective: swift of flight.
FLYNE
Noun: batter.
FLȲTME
Noun: lancet, fleam.
FNÆD
See (ge)fnæd.
FNǢRAN
Verb: to breath heavily, snort, fume.
FNǢRETTAN
Verb: to breath heavily, fume, make a loud sound with the breath, snort, neigh.
FNÆS
Noun: fringe.
FNǢST
Noun: breath, blowing, puff, blast; voice.
FNǢSTIAN
Verb: to breathe hard, pant.
FNĒOSAN
Verb: to sneeze.
FNĒOSUNG
Noun: sneezing.
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FNĒSAN
Verb: to breathe hard, pant, gasp.
FNORA
Noun: sneezing, sneeze.
FOCA
Noun: cake baked on the hearth.
FŌDA
Noun: food, nourishment; fuel.
FŌDDER
1. Noun: food, corn, hay, fodder; darnel, tares.
2. Noun: cover, sheath, case.
3. Noun: hatchet.
FŌDDERBILL
Noun: instrument for cutting fodder.
FŌDDERBRYTTA
Noun: distributor of food, herdsman.
FŌDDERGIFU
Noun: food.
FŌDDERHEC
Noun: rack or manger to hold fodder.
FŌDDORNOÐ
Noun: sustenance, nourishment.
FŌDDORÐEGU
Noun: feeding.
FŌDDURWELA
Noun: abundance of food, provisions.
FŌDNOÐ
Noun: support, sustenance, food.
FŌDRERE
Noun: forager.
FŌGCLĀÐ
Noun: patch.
FŌGSTĀN
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Adjective: measurable, comprehensible, moderate.
FŌHLĪC
Adjective: measurable, comprehensible, moderate.
FŌHLĪCE
Adverb: measurably, comprehensibly, moderately.
FOLA
Noun: foal, colt.
FOLC
Noun: people, folk, nation, multitude; tribe, family; laity; army, troop.
FOLCĀGENDE
Adjective: ruling, folk-owning.
FOLCBEALO
Noun: great tribulation or torment.
FOLCBEARN
Noun: popular man, folk-child.
FOLCCŪ
Noun: cow of the herd.
FOLCCŪÐ
Adjective: public, noted, well-known, celebrated.
FOLCCWĒN
Noun: queen of a nation.
FOLCCWIDE
Noun: popular saying.
FOLCCYNING
Noun: king of a nation.
FOLCDRYHT
Noun: multitude of people, assemblage.
FOLCEGSA
Noun: general terror.
FOLCFIREN
Noun: public crime.
FOLCFRĒA
Noun: lord of a nation.
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FOLCGEDRĒFNES
Noun: tribulation.
FOLCGEFEOHT
Noun: great battle, pitched battle.
FOLCGEMŌT
Noun: meeting of the people of a town or district.
FOLCGERĒFA
Noun: public officer, people’s governor.
FOLCGESETNESS
Noun: decree or ordinance of the people.
FOLCGESĪÐ
Noun: officer, chief, noble or prince of a nation.
FOLCGESTEALLA
Noun: follower, companion in war.
FOLCGESTRĒON
Noun: public treasure.
FOLCGETÆL
Noun: number of a people or army.
FOLCGETRUM
Noun: host, army.
FOLCGEWINN
Noun: fighting, battle, war.
FOLCHEREPAÐ
Noun: public road, highway.
FOLCISC
Adjective: of the people, popular, common, secular; vulgar.
FOLCLAGU
Noun: public law.
FOLCLAND
Noun: land held by freemen according to tribal rules of family inheritance.
FOLCLĀR
Noun: popular instruction, sermon, homily.
FOLCLĒASUNG
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Adjective: popular, public, common, secular; national.
FOLCMÆGEN
Noun: public force, army; tribe.
FOLCMǢGÐ
Noun: tribe, nation.
FOLCMǢRE
Adjective: popular, celebrated.
FOLCNĒD
Noun: people's need.
FOLCRǢD
Noun: public benefit.
FOLCRǢDEN
Noun: nation's law, decree of the people.
FOLCRIHT
1. Noun: right of the people, common law.
2. Adjective: according to common law.
FOLCSÆL
Noun: house.
FOLCSCEARU
Noun: people, multitude, province, nation.
FOLCSCEAÐA
Noun: villain, tyrant.
FOLCSCIPE
Noun: people, nation.
FOLCSLITE
Noun: sedition.
FOLCSŌÐ
Noun: simple truth.
FOLCSTEDE
Noun: dwelling place; battlefield.
FOLCSTŌW
Noun: public place, country place.
FOLCSWĒOT
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Noun: genealogy.
FOLCTOGA
Noun: chieftain, commander.
FOLCTRUMA
Noun: host.
FOLCWELEG
Adjective: populous.
FOLCWER
Noun: man.
FOLCWIGA
Noun: warrior.
FOLCWITA
Noun: public councillor, senator.
FOLCWŌH
Noun: public wrong.
FOLDÆRN
Noun: cave, grave, sepulchre.
FOLDĀGEND
Noun: earth-dweller, earth-possessor.
FOLDBOLD
Noun: house, royal palace, castle.
FOLDBŪEND
Noun: man, inhabitant of a land or country, earth-dweller.
FOLDE
Noun: soil, ground; clay, earth, land, territory, district, region, country; world, the Earth.
FOLDGRÆF
Noun: earth-grave.
FOLDGRǢG
Adjective: grey as the earth, earth-coloured.
FOLDHRĒRENDE
Adjective: touching or moving on the earth; earth-stirring.
FOLDRÆST
Noun: resting place in the earth, grave.
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FOLDWEG
Noun: way, path, road; earth.
FOLDWELA
Noun: earth-wealth, earthly riches.
FOLDWONG
Noun: plain earth.
FOLDWYLM
Noun: earth-stream.
FOLGERE
Noun: follower, attendant; successor, disciple.
FOLGIAN
Verb: to follow, accompany; to follow after, pursue, go behind, run after; to be guided by; to
follow as a servant, attendant or disciple; to yield to.
FOLGOÐ
Noun: following, retinue, train, pursuit; service, office, employment, dignity, authority; rule,
jurisdiction, district; condition of life, destiny.
FOLM
Noun: palm of the hand, hand.
FOLMA
Noun: palm, hand.
FŌN
See (ge)fōn.
FONFȲR
Noun: firefang.
FOR-
Affix: intensive; pejorative; opposite sense; denoting loss or destruction.
FOR
1. Adpositon: for, in order to, on account of, for the sake of, because of, by reason of; with;
according to, as regards, in the sight of; instead of, in place of, equivalent to, in preference to;
though, in spite of; during, as far as; before, fore, in front of.
2. Adverb: too, very.
3. Conjunction: for, because.
FŌR
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FORAN
1. Adposition: before, opposite.
2. Adverb: before, in front of; forward, to the front; forehand; sooner.
FORANBODIG
Noun: chest, thorax.
FORANDÆG
Noun: early part of the day.
FORANE
1. Adjective: opposite, before.
2. Adverb: opposite, before.
FORANHĒAFOD
Noun: forehead.
FORANLENCTEN
Noun: early spring, early part of Lent.
FORANNIHT
Noun: early part of the night, evening, dusk.
FORANNIHTSANG
Noun: compline.
FŌRANONSETTENDE
Adjective: closing in.
FORANSCĒAWIAN
Verb: to provide.
FORANSWĪÐRIAN
Verb: to prevail.
FORBÆRNAN
Verb: to consume, burn up; to cause to burn.
FORBÆRNEDNES
Noun: burning.
FORBÆRNING
Noun: burning, heal of inflammation.
FŌRBED
Noun: portable, litter.
FORBELGAN
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Noun: prayer.
FORBĒODAN
Verb: to forbid, prohibit; to restrain; to refuse; to suppress; to annul; to repeat.
FORBĒODENDLIC
Adjective: dissuasive, dehortative.
FORBEORNAN
Verb: to burn; to be consumed by fire.
FORBERAN
1. Verb: to abstain from, forbear, refrain; to restrain; to suffer, endure; to tolerate, humour.
2. See foreberan.
FORBERENDLĪCE
Adverb: tolerably.
FORBERSTAN
Verb: to break, burst asunder; to vanish; to fail; to let go by default.
FORBĪGAN
Verb: to ben down, bow down; to depreciate, humiliate, humble, abase, degrade, destroy; to pass
by, avoid.
FORBINDAN
Verb: to bind or tie up, muzzle.
FORBĪTAN
Verb: to bite to pieces, destroy by biting.
FORBLĀWAN
Verb: to blow, inflate; to blow away.
FORBLINDIAN
Verb: to blind.
FŌRBŌC
Noun: itinerary.
FORBOD
Noun: forbidding, prohibition, countermand.
FORBOREN
Adjective: restrained, forborne; endured; restrained from the effect of herb.
FORBRECAN
Verb: to break, break in pieces, bruise, crush, destroy; to violate.
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FORBRĪCAN
Verb: to consume, use up, destroy.
FORBRĪTAN
Verb: to break in pieces, smash, bruise, crush.
FORBRȲTEDNES
Noun: sorrow, contrition.
FORBRYTEDNYS
Noun: sorrow, bruisedness.
FORBŪGAN
Verb: to bend from, refrain from, decline; to avoid, shun, eschew; to escape, flee from; hold
down.
FORBYRD
Noun: abstention; bearing pain, long suffering, endurance.
FORBYRDIAN
Verb: to wait for; to endure; to forbear.
FORBYRDIG
Adjective: patient, forbearing.
FORCA
Noun: fork.
FORCE
Noun: fork.
FORCĒAP
Adjective: forestalling (in trade).
FORCEL
Noun: pitchfork.
FORCEORFAN
Verb: to cut down, cut off; to divide; to carve out.
FORCĒOWAN
Verb: to bite or chew off.
FORCIERRAN
Verb: to turn aside, prevent, avert; to avoid; to escape, turn oneself away; to pervert; to subvert.
FORCIERREDNES
Noun: turning aside, perversity.
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FORCILLED
Adjective: chilled.
FORCINNAN
Verb: to repudiate, destroy.
FORCIPPIAN
See (ge)forcippian.
FORCLǢMAN
Verb: to stop or plaster up.
FORCLINGAN
Verb: to shrink up, wither.
FORCLYCCAN
Verb: to close, stop up.
FORCLȲSAN
Verb: to close or shut up.
FORCOMPIAN
Verb: to fight for.
FORCOSTIAN
Verb: to tempt.
FORCRAFIAN
Verb: to require.
FORCUMAN
Verb: to come before, prevent, surprise; to harass, destroy; to wear out; to reject; to seize, get
hold of; to obtain, overcome, surpass, conquer.
FORCUNNIAN
Verb: to try, tempt.
FORCŪÐ
Adjective: bad, infamous, despised, foul, perverse, wicked, despicable; thrifty, frugal; worthless;
unclean.
FORCŪÐE
Adverb: infamously, wickedly, evilly.
FORCŪÐLIC
Adjective: bad, infamous, ignoble, wicked, despicable, worthless, foul; disgraceful, poor.
FORCŪÐLĪCE
Adverb: contemptibly, perversely; feebly; ignominiously.

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FORCWEÐAN
Verb: to speak ill, abuse; to refuse, reject; to censure, reprove; to rebuke; to boast.
FORCWOLSTAN
Verb: to swallow down.
FORCWȲSAN
Verb: to shake violently.
FORCȲÐAN
Verb: to reprove, refute; to rebuke.
FORD
Noun: ford; waterway.
FORDǢDLA
Noun: destroyer.
FORDǢLAN
Verb: to deal out; to spend, expend.
FORDĒAD
Adjective: dead; as if dead.
FORDELFAN
Verb: to delve, dig up; to destroy by digging.
FORDĒMAN
Verb: to sentence, condemn, doom damn; to prejudice; to decide.
FORDĒMEDLIC
Adjective: to be condemned.
FORDĒMEDLĪCE
Adverb: accursedly.
FORDĒMEDNES
Noun: condemnation, proscription.
FORDĒMEND
Noun: accuser.
FORDĒMING
Noun: confiscation, spoliation, sequestration, plunder.
FORDEMMAN
Verb: to block up, shut or dam up.
FORDĪCIGAN
Verb: to block up, shut out by a ditch, barricade.
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FORDĪLGIAN
Verb: to blot out, abolish, destroy.
FORDIMMIAN
Verb: to darken, obscure, make very dim.
FORDŌN
1. Verb: to undo; to bring to nought, ruin, destroy, kill; to seduce, defile, corrupt.
2. Adjective: corrupt, wicked; abandoned.
FORDRǢFAN
Verb: to drive; to compel.
FORDRENCAN
Verb: to make drunk, inebriate, intoxicate.
FORDRĪFAN
Verb: to drive away, sweep away, eject, expel, banish; to force, compel, impel; to overtask; to
overtax.
FORDRIFNES
Noun: objection, opposition.
FORDRINCAN
Verb: to make drunk, inebriate; to be drunk.
FORDRŪGIAN
Verb: to dry up, parch, wither.
FORDRUNCEN
Adjective: drunk.
FORDRUNCNIAN
Verb: to be made drunk.
FORDWER
Noun: weir at a ford.
FORDWILMAN
Verb: to confound.
FORDWĪNAN
Verb: to vanish, dwindle away.
FORDYSLIC
Adjective: very foolish.
FORDYTTAN
Verb: to close, shut up; to obstruct, block up, stop up.

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Affix: meaning before.
FORE
1. Adposition: for, because of, on account of, for the sake of, by reason of; before, in the sight of,
in the presence of; from; instead of; through.
2. Adverb: before, formerly, once, beforehand, aforetime; before, in front; at the head, as chief.
FOREĀDIHTIAN
Verb: to order or arrange beforehand.
FŌREÆTȲWIAN
Verb: to foreshow, to go before and show the way.
FOREALDIAN
Verb: to grow or wax old, become old, decay; to run out, expire.
FOREALDUNG
Noun: old age.
FOREĀSTRECCAN
Verb: to lay low, overthrow; to lay or stretch out before.
FOREĀÐ
Noun: preliminary oath.
FORĒAÐE
Adverb: very easily.
FORĒAÐELĪCE
Adverb: very easily.
FOREBĒACEN
Noun: sign; portent, wonder, prodigy.
FOREBĒGAN
Verb: to intercept.
FOREBĒON
Verb: to be before or over; to preside.
FOREBERAN
Verb: to prefer.
FOREBĒTAN
Verb: to make legal amends.
FOREBĪCNUNG
Noun: prophecy.
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FOREBISEGIAN
Verb: to preoccupy.
FOREBOD
Noun: preaching; prophecy; prohibition.
FOREBODA
Noun: messenger, crier; forerunner.
FOREBODERE
Noun: herald, crier.
FOREBODIAN
Verb: to announce, declare.
FOREBODUNG
Noun: preaching; prophecy.
FOREBRǢDAN
Verb: to overshadow; to prolongue.
FOREBRENGAN
Verb: to produce, bring forth.
FOREBRĒOST
Noun: chest, breast.
FOREBURH
Noun: entrance, vestibule; principal town; outwork.
FOREBYSEN
Noun: example.
FORECENNEDNES
Noun: progeny.
FORECEORFEND
Noun: front tooth.
FORECĒOSAN
Verb: to choose in preference.
FORECLIPIAN
Verb: to declare, proclaim, cry out.
FORECNĒOWRISN
Noun: progeny.
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FORECOSTIAN
Verb: to pollute, profane; to try, test.
FORECOSTUNG
Noun: profanation.
FORECWEDEN
Adjective: aforesaid.
FORECWEÐAN
Verb: to predict, foresay; to preach.
FORECWIDE
Noun: prediction, prophecy; introduction, heading.
FORECYME
Noun: proceeding forth.
FŌRECYNN
Noun: progenitors, predecessors, ancestors.
FORECYNREN
Noun: progeny.
FORECȲÐAN
Verb: to make known beforehand, foretell, predict, prophesy.
FOREDĒMAN
Verb: to prejudge.
FOREDURU
Noun: vestibule, porch.
FOREDYRE
Noun: porch, vestibule.
FOREDYRSTIG
Adjective: presumptuous.
FOREFENGNES
Noun: protective skirting (of woods).
FOREFEOHTEND
Noun: defender, propugnator.
FOREFĒRAN
Verb: to precede, go before.
FOREFEX
Noun: forelock.
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FOREFŌN
Verb: to take before, anticipate, prevent.
FOREFRĒFREND
Proconsul.
FOREGĀN
1. Verb: to excel; to precede, go before; to pass over, stand out; to abstain form, not to do.
2. Verb: to go before, precede; to project; to stand out.
FOREGANGAN
1. Verb: to go before, precede, excel; to abstain from.
2. Verb: to go before, precede; to project.
FOREGEARWIAN
Verb: to prepare, make ready.
FOREGEARWUNG
Noun: preparation.
FOREGEBIDDAN
Verb: to intercede.
FOREGEBLIND
Adjective: blinded.
FOREGECĒOSAN
Verb: to choose beforehand.
FOREGEGEARWIAN
Verb: to prepare, make ready.
FOREGEHĀT
Noun: vow, forepromise.
FOREGEHĀTAN
Verb: to order; to promise; to invite.
FOREGELǢRAN
Verb: to forewarn.
FOREGELĒORAN
Verb: to pass away.
FOREGEMEARCIAN
Verb: to stipulate, prescribe, fix beforehand.
FOREGENGA
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Verb: to go before, ahead or in front.
FOREGENGEL
Noun: predecessor.
FOREGESECGAN
Verb: to predestine.
FOREGESELLAN
Verb: to advance (money).
FOREGESETTAN
Verb: to place before, precede; to propose; to prefer; to shut in.
FOREGESWEOTOLIAN
Verb: to investigate, search into.
FOREGESWUTELIENDE
Adjective: indagande.
FOREGETĒON
Verb: to point out.
FOREGEÐINGIAN
Verb: to interercede, defend, plead for.
FOREGEÐĪSTROD
Adjective: darkened.
FOREGEWIS
Adjective: having foreknowledge.
FOREGEWISSIAN
Verb: to direct beforehand.
FOREGIDD
Noun: proverb.
FOREGIELPAN
Verb: to boast greatly.
FOREGĪMNES
Noun: observation.
FOREGĪSL
Noun: preliminary hostage, hostage given as security for the performance of a promise.
FOREGLĒAW
Adjective: wise, prudent, foreseeing, provident.
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FŌREGLĒAWNES
Noun: carefulness, prudence, providence.
FOREGYRNAN
Verb: to show before.
FOREHĀLIG
Adjective: very holy.
FOREHŪS
Noun: porch.
FOREIERNAN
Verb: to run before, out run.
FOREIERNEND
Noun: forerunner.
FOREIERNERE
Noun: forerunner.
FORELĀDTĒOW
Noun: leader, chief.
FORELǢREND
Noun: teacher.
FORELǢRENDE
Adjective: acting as guide and teacher.
FORELĀR
Noun: preaching.
FORELĀTTĒOW
Noun: leader.
FORELCIAN
Verb: to delay, put off too long.
FORELĒORAN
Verb: to go before, pass by.
FORELOCC
Noun: forelock.
FORELŌCIAN
Verb: to look forth/out.
FOREMǢRE
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Adjective: eminent.
FOREMǢRNES
Noun: greatness, fame, renown, eminence, glory; brightness.
FOREMANIAN
Verb: to forewarn.
FOREMANIG
Adverb: very many.
FOREMEAHTIGLIC
Adjective: very strong, strenuous.
FOREMEARCOD
Adjective: before-mentioned.
FOREMEARCUNG
Noun: heading, tittle.
FOREMIHTIG
Adjective: prepotent, most mighty.
FOREMIHTIGLĪCE
Adverb: most mightily.
FOREMUNT
Noun: promontory.
FORENAMA
Noun: pronomen.
FORENEMNAN
See (ge)forenemnan.
FORENEMNED
Adjective: named previously.
FORENYME
Noun: taking before.
FORERĪM
Noun: prologue, preface.
FORERYNEL
Noun: forerunner, herald, harbinger; morning star.
FORESACAN
Verb: to forbid.
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FORESÆGDNES
Noun: preface.
FORESAGA
Noun: preface, prologue; translation.
FORESCĒAWERE
Noun: foreseer, foreshewer.
FORESCĒAWIAN
Verb: to foresee, forethink, foreshew, preordain; to appoint, decree; to provide, furnish with.
FORESCĒAWODLĪCE
Adverb: thoughtfully, considerately.
FORESCĒAWUNG
Noun: foresight, forethought, foreshow; consideration, contemplation, providence.
FORESCIELDNES
Noun: protection.
FORESCYNIAN
Verb: to give way before, shun.
FORESCYTTELS
Noun: bar, bolt.
FORESCȲWA
Noun: shadow.
FORESCȲWUNG
Noun: overshadowing.
FORESĒCAN
1. Verb: to appeal (for justice).
2. Verb: to afflict, punish, attack; to seek with hostile intent.
FORESECGAN
Verb: to mention before, predict, foretell; to announce, proclaim, preach.
FORESELD
Noun: first seat.
FORESELLAN
Verb: to spend, advance (money).
FORESENDAN
Verb: to send before.
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FORESĒOND
Noun: one who foresees; provider.
FORESĒONES
Noun: foreseeing, foresight, providence; contempt, looking down; care.
FORESETL
Noun: seat of honour, chief seat.
FORESETNES
Noun: proposition; purpose, intention; preposition.
FORESETTAN
Verb: to place before, precede; to propose; to prefer; to close in, shut in.
FORESETTENDLIC
Adjective: set before, prepositive.
FORESINGEND
Noun: precentor.
FORESITTAN
Verb: to preside, sit before or in front.
FORESLǢPAN
Verb: to pass away, die, fall sleep in the Lord.
FORESMĒAGAN
Verb: to think beforehand, premeditate.
FŌRESMĒAGUNG
Noun: premeditation.
FORESNOTOR
Adjective: very wise, highly sagacious.
FORESPRǢC
Noun: agreement, assenting, arrangement; defence, advocacy, excuse; introduction, preface,
prologue, preamble; promise.
FORESPRECA
Noun: mediator, intercessor, defender, advocate; patron, sponsor.
FORESPRECAN
1. Verb: to speak out, be surety for, intercede for; to answer for.
2. See forsprecan.
FŌRESPRECEN
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FORESTÆPPAN
1. Verb: to prevent, forestall; to go before, precede, excel.
2. Verb: to precede, anticipate, come or go before; to prevent.
FORESTÆPPEND
Noun: precursor.
FORESTÆPPUNG
Noun: anticipation, preventing.
FORESTANDAN
Verb: to lead, preside; to excel; to prevail against.
FORESTANDENDE
Adjective: standing before.
FORESTAPUL
Adjective: previous, going before.
FORESTEALL
Noun: intervention, rescue, ambush; assault, offence of waylaying in the highway; fine for such
an offence; opposition, resistence, hindrance.
FORESTEMNAN
Verb: to prevent, hinder, prohibit.
FORESTĒORA
Noun: pilot, man at the prow of a ship.
FORESTĪGAN
Verb: to go before, excel.
FORESTIGE
Noun: entrance, vestibule.
FORESTIHTIAN
Verb: to predestine, fore-ordain.
FŌRESTIHTOD
Adjective: determined, fore-appointed or ordained.
FORESTIHTUNG
Noun: predestination, fore-appointment.
FORESWERIAN
Verb: to declare before, swear before.
FORETĀCN
Verb: to presage, prognostic, prodigy; to sign; to wonder.
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FORETEOHHIAN
Verb: to foreordain, destine.
FORETEOHHUNG
Noun: predestination.
FORETĒON
Verb: to arrange, pre-dispose, pre-ordain.
FORETĒÐ
Noun: front teeth.
FORETĪGE
Noun: forecourt, porch; market.
FORETIMBRIGENDE
Adjective: enclosing, impeding, shutting up, building before.
FORETȲNED
Adjective: foreclosed, shut in.
FOREÐANC
Noun: consideration, providence.
FOREÐANCFUL
Adjective: prudent, provident.
FOREÐANCLIC
Adjective: thoughtful, prudent, provident; careful, cautious.
FOREÐANCLĪCE
Adverb: considerately, carefully, prudently.
FOREÐANCOL
Adjective: prudent, forethoughtful, provident; sagacious.
FOREÐANCOLNES
Noun: prudence.
FOREĐENCAN
Verb: to consider, be mindful, premeditate; to distrust; to despair.
FOREĐĒON
Verb: to excel, surpass.
FOREÐINGERE
Noun: mediator, intercessor.
FOREÐINGIAN
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Noun: intercessor.
FOREÐINGRǢDEN
Noun: intercession.
FOREÐINGUNG
Noun: intercession.
FOREWARNIAN
Verb: to take warning beforehand, forewarn.
FOREWEALL
Noun: rampart, bulwark.
FOREWEALWIAN
Verb: to wither up, wither away.
FOREWEARD
1. Noun: agreement, treaty, compact, bargain; condition; precaution, provision.
2. Noun: forewarder, scout, outpost.
3. Adjective: early, former, forward, fore; continual, everlasting.
4. Adverb: in front; onwards, towards the future; continually, always.
5. See forweard (1).
6. See forweard (2).
FOREWEARDE
Adverb: in front, towards the future; above all.
FOREWEARDNES
Noun: beginning.
FOREWEORÐAN
Verb: to predestinate.
FOREWESAN
Verb: to be before, preside, rule over.
FOREWĪS
Adjective: forewise, foreknowing.
FOREWITAN
Verb: to foreknow.
FOREWĪTEGIAN
Verb: to foresay, prophesy.
FOREWĪTEGUNG
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Adjective: knowing, foreknowing, prophetic; sagacious.
FOREWITOL
Adjective: foreknowing.
FOREWITTIENDLIC
Adjective: foreknowing, prophetic, prescient.
FOREWORD
Noun: condition, stipulation; agreement.
FOREWORDEN
Adjective: predestined.
FOREWRITEN
Adjective: above or before-written.
FOREWRITENNES
Noun: proscription, exile, banishment.
FOREWYRCAN
Verb: to work for, do anything for anyone.
FOREWYRCEND
Noun: servant, slave.
FOREWYRD
Noun: agreement; condition; what is said before.
FOREWYRDAN
See (ge)forewyrdan.
FORFÆGER
Adjective: very fair, very beautiful.
FORFANG
Noun: seizing, capture; rescuing, recovery of cattle or other property; reward for rescuing
property.
FORFANGFEOH
Noun: reward for rescuing stolen cattle or lost property.
FORFARAN
Verb: to go or pass away, perish; to lose; to run, destroy; to obstruct, intercept, blockade; to go
before.
FORFEALLAN
Verb: to overwhelm, destroy by falling.
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FORFERIAN
Verb: to let die.
FORFLĒON
Verb: to flee from, avoid, evade, escape.
FORFLȲGAN
Verb: to put to flight.
FORFŌN
Verb: to seize, clutch, arrest; to anticipate, forestall, prevent; to surprise; to forfeit.
FORFYLLAN
Verb: to obstruct, stop up; to fill up.
FORFYRHT
Adjective: terrified.
FORGǢGAN
Verb: to exceed, transgress, trespass; to prevaricate; to pass by, omit; to neglect.
FORGǢGEDNES
Noun: transgression, trespass; stubbornness, prevarication.
FORGǢGEND
Noun: transgressor.
FORGǢGUNG
Noun: transgression, excess, fault.
FORGǢLAN
Verb: to avoid.
FORGĀN
1. Verb: to pass, pass over, by or away; abstain from, neglect; to lose.
2. See foregān (1).
3. See foregān (2).
FORGANGAN
Verb: to pass, pass over by or away; to precede, go before; to abstrain from, neglect; to lose.
FORGEARE
Adverb: very well, very certainly.
FORGEARWIAN
Verb: to let go, set free, release (so form captivity).
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Verb: to undo, bring to naught, ruin, destroy, abolish, kill; to corrupt; to seduce, defile.
FORGEEARNUNG
Noun: merit.
FORGEFENES
1. Noun: forgiveness, pardon, remission; indulgence, gift; permission.
2. See forgiefnes.
FORGELĒORED
Adjective: departed, deceased.
FORGENDRAD
Adjective: conglutinatus.
FORGENGE
Adjective: hard to carry out, impracticable.
FORGEORNE
Adjective: very earnestly; very attentively, very diligently.
FORGIEFAN
Verb: to give, grant, bestow, supply; to allow, permit; to forgive, overlook, remit; to give up,
leave off; to give in marriage.
FORGIEFEDNES
Noun: forgiveness.
FORGIEFEN
Adjective: mild, gentle, tolerable, not hard; forgiven, indulgent, pardoned; punishment.
FORGIEFNES
Noun: forgiveness, pardon, remission; mildness, lenity, indulgence; gift; permission; release;
laxity.
FORGIELDAN
Verb: to pay for, reward, indemnify, requite; to forfeit, pay double (as penalty); to give, render;
to give up; to make good.
FORGIELPAN
Verb: to boast of; to trumpet forth.
FORGĪEMAN
Verb: to pass by, transgress, neglect.
FORGĪEMELĒASIAN
Verb: to give up, abandon, neglect, omit.
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FORGIFEND
Noun: one who grants.
FORGIFENDLIC
Adjective: bearable, tolerable, excusable, forgiving, pardonable, free from obligation; giving,
dative.
FORGIFENLIC
Adjective: giving, dative; forgiving, excusable; bearable, tolerable.
FORGIFENLĪCE
Adverb: easily, without hardship from burdensome claims.
FORGIFESTRE
Noun: female giver.
FORGIFU
Noun: gratia.
FORGIFUNG
Noun: giving, gift, donation.
FORGITEL
Adjective: forgetful.
FORGITELIAN
Verb: to forget.
FORGITELNES
Noun: forgetfulness, oblivion.
FORGITEN
Adjectgive: forgetful.
FORGITING
Noun: forgetfulness.
FORGLENDRIAN
Verb: to swallow up, eat greedily, devour; to cast down.
FORGNAGAN
Verb: to gnaw or eat up.
FORGNĪDAN
Verb: to beat or break into pieces, crush; to rub together, dash or thow down; to grind together.
FORGNIDEN
Adjective: contrite.
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FORGRINDAN
1. Verb: to grind down; to crush, mangle, pulverize, ruin, destroy; to consume.
2. Verb: to send to the bottom; to destroy.
FORGRINDET
Noun: grinding, pounding.
FORGRĪPAN
Verb: to seize, grasp; to attack, assail, overwhelm; to take before, pre-occupy.
FORGRĪWAN
Verb: to sink (in vice).
FORGRŌWAN
Verb: to grow to excess or fullness.
FORGRŌWEN
Adjective: grown up, overgrown.
FORGYLT
Adjective: condemned, guilty.
FORGYLTAN
Verb: to make guilty; to be or become guilty.
FORGȲMEDNES
Noun: neglect.
FORGȲMELĒASNES
Noun: carelessness, neglect.
FORGYRDAN
Verb: to enclose, encircle, girdle.
FORHABBAN
Verb: to hold in, restrain; to retain, keep back, abstain, refrain; to avoid.
FORHÆBBEND
Noun: abstinent or continent person, unmarried person.
FORHÆFED
Adjective: continent, abstemious, celibate.
FORHÆFEDNES
Noun: continence, restrain, abstinence; temperance.
FORHÆFENDLĪCE
Adverb: continently.
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FORHǢLDE
Noun: offence.
FORHǢTAN
Verb: to overheat.
FORHǢÐAN
Verb: to consume, burn out, parch up.
FORHǢÐED
Adjective: burnt up.
FORHĀTAN
Verb: to renounce, forswear; to declare criminal, outlaw, proscribe.
FORHĀTENA
Noun: ill-named or reprobate person, the devil.
FORHĒAFOD
Noun: forehead, brow, skull.
FORHEALDAN
Verb: to hold improperly, rebel against; to keep too long; to forsake, fall away from; to let go; to
disregard, neglect; to misuse, abuse a privilege; to defile, pollute.
FORHEALDNES
Noun: incontinence, unchasteness.
FORHEARD
Adjective: very hard.
FORHEARDE
Adverb: very much.
FORHEARDIAN
Verb: to grow or become hard, harden.
FORHĒAWAN
Verb: to cut or hew in pieces, kill, slaughter.
FORHELAN
Verb: to cover over, hide, conceal; to protect.
FORHELIAN
Verb: to cover, clothe; to hide.
FORHERGEND
Noun: ravager.
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FORHERGUNG
Noun: harassing, devastation; annoyance, molesting, trouble.
FORHĪENAN
Verb: to humiliate, humble, oppress, outrage; to defeat, waste; to cast down.
FORHLADAN
Verb: to exhaust.
FORHOGD
Adjective: despicable, contemptible, despised, good-for-nothing.
FORHOGIAN
Verb: to disregard, neglect, despise; to accuse.
FORHOGIEND
Noun: despiser, contemner.
FORHOGIGENDLIC
Adjective: despicable, contemptible.
FORHOGODLIC
Adjective: contemptuous, denoting scorn.
FORHOGODLĪCE
Adverb: with contempt, contemptuously.
FORHOGODNES
Noun: contempt, disdain.
FORHOGUNG
Noun: contempt.
FORHRADIAN
Verb: to prevent, anticipate; to go too quickly, hurry, hasten; to frustrate.
FORHRÆDLĪCE
Adverb: very quickly; suddenly, too soon.
FORHRAÐE
Adverb: very quickly or speedily, soon.
FORHREPIAN
Verb: to catch.
FORHRĒRED
Adjective: annulled, made void.
FORHT
Adjective: afraid, fearful; cowardly; timid; frightful, dreadful, terrible; formidable.

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Adverb: despairingly.
FORHTFERÐ
Adjective: terrified at heart.
FORHTFUL
Adjective: fearful, fainthearted, timorous.
FORHTIAN
See (ge)forhtian.
FORHTIENDLIC
Adjective: timorous; fearful, dreadful, terrible.
FORHTIG
Adjective: timid, abashed.
FORHTIGE
Adverb: humbly, submissively.
FORHTIGEND
Adjective: timid, dreadful.
FORHTLĒASNES
Noun: fearlessness.
FORHTLIC
Adjective: trembling, fearful, dreadful, terrible; afraid, timid.
FORHTLĪCE
Adverb: tremblingly, fearfully.
FORHTMŌD
Adjective: timid, timorous, pusillanimous, mind-frighted.
FORHTNES
Noun: fear, dread, terror; amazement.
FORHTO
Noun: fear.
FORHTUNG
Noun: fear.
FORHWEGA
Adverb: somewhere, somewhere about.
FORHWEORFAN
Verb: to pass away, come to an end, be destroyed.
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FORHWIERFEDLIC
Adjective: perverse.
FORHWIERFEDNES
Noun: perversity.
FORHWON
Adverb: wherefore; why, for what reason.
FORHWȲ
Adverb: wherefore; why.
FORHYCGAN
Verb: to disdain, neglect, reject, despise, scorn; to condemn.
FORHYCGEND
Noun: despiser, contemner.
FORHȲDAN
Verb: to hide.
FORHYGDELIC
Adjective: despicable, despised.
FORHYLMAN
Verb: to refuse obedience, neglect; to cover over, conceal; to leave unperformed.
FORHYRDAN
Verb: to harden.
FORIELDAN
Verb: to put off, delay, defer.
FORIERÐ
Noun: a head-land in the case of land with furrows at right angles to those of the adjacent land.
FORINLĪCE
Adverb: thoroughly, exceedingly.
FORINWEARDLĪCE
Adverb: thoroughly; genuinely.
FORLĀCAN
Verb: to seduce, mislead, deceive, betray.
FORLǢDAN
Verb: to seduce, mislead, lead astray; to bring out; to bring or lead forth, produce.
FORLǢRAN
Verb: to seduce, misteach, deceive, pervert, corrupt, lead astray.

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Verb: to let, allow, permit; to give, grant; to suffer; to lose, surrender; to leave, quit, abandon,
relinquish, neglect; to excuse, pardon, remit; to loose, release.
FORLǢTE
Noun: loss.
FORLǢTENDE
Verb: to be relaxed or remitted.
FORLǢTENNES
Noun: leaving, departure; absence; loss, perdition; desolation; remission; end, cessation, divorce;
intermission.
FORLǢTING
Noun: leaving, intermission.
FORLǢTU
Noun: losses, sufferings.
FORLǢÐAN
Verb: to loathe.
FORLĒAN
Verb: to blame much, reprehend strongly.
FORLECGAN
Verb: to cover up.
FORLEGENLIC
Adjective: mean-looking, ugly.
FORLEGIS
Noun: adulteress, fornicatress, prostitute, harlot.
FORLEGNES
Noun: fornication, adultery.
FORLEGNIS
Noun: prostitute.
FORLĒOGAN
Verb: to lie, slander; to accuse falsely, perjure oneself.
FORLĒORNES
Noun: transgression.
FORLEORNUNG
Noun: error, deception.
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FORLĒTERE
Noun: forsaker.
FORLETTAN
Verb: to prevent.
FORLICGAN
Verb: to commit adultery or fornication; to lie; to defend; to fail, lapse; to be neglected; to screen
(a thief).
FORLICGEND
Noun: fornicator.
FORLIDEN
Adjective: much travelled; shipwrecked.
FORLIGER
1. Noun: fornication, adultery, immorality, wantonness.
2. Noun: fornicator, fornicatress, adulterer, adulteress; whoremonger.
3. Adjective: adulterous.
FORLIGERBED
Noun: bed of fornication.
FORLIGEREN
Adjective: adulterous, fornicating, whorish.
FORLIGERHŪS
Noun: brothel.
FORLIGERLIC
Adjective: impure, unchaste, adulterous.
FORLIGERLĪCE
Adverb: adulterously.
FORLIGERWĪF
Noun: prostitute.
FORLIGGANG
Noun: fornication, adultery.
FORLIGRIAN
Verb: to fornicate.
FORLĪSGLENG
Noun: attire of a harlot.
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FORLIÐENNES
Noun: shipwreck.
FORLOGEN
Adjective: guilty of bearing false witness.
FORLONG
Adverb: long ago.
FORLONGE
Adverb: long ago.
FORLOR
Noun: loss, perdition, destruction.
FORLORENES
Noun: perdition, destruction.
FORLORIAN
Verb: to lose.
FORLUSTLĪCE
Adverb: gladly, very willingly.
FORLȲTEL
Adjective: very little.
FORMA
1. Adjective: first, earliest, foremost.
2. Numeral: first.
FORMǢL
Noun: negotiation, agreement, treaty.
FORMǢLAN
Verb: to negotiate.
FORMANIG
Adjective: very many.
FORMELLE
Noun: bench.
FORMELTAN
Verb: to dissolve; to melt away, become liquid, liquefy; to burn up.
FORMENGAN
Verb: to join together, associate, mingle.
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FORMICEL
Adjective: very great.
FORMOGIAN
Verb: to decay.
FORMOGOD
Adjective: corrupted.
FORMOLSNIAN
Verb: to decay, corrupt, rot away, putrefy; to crumble.
FORMOLSNUNG
Noun: corruption.
FORMYRÐRIAN
Verb: to destroy, kill, murder.
FORN
1. Noun: trout.
2. See forane (1).
3. See forane (2).
4. See foran (2).
FORNǢMAN
Verb: to consume; to be afflicted or worn out.
FORNE
1. See foran (2).
2. Noun: trout.
3. See forn (1).
FORNĒAH
Adverb: almost, about, nearly, nigh, very nearly.
FŌRNEFE
Noun: nephew's daughter.
FORNERWIAN
Verb: to check the growth or fecundity of.
FORNĒÐAN
Verb: to expose to danger, risk one's life; to sacrifice.
FORNIMAN
Verb: to take away, deprive of; to seize, plunder, ransack; to devastate, destroy; to consume,
waste, devour; to annul; to disfigure, deform; to overcome.

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Verb: to force, compel.
FORNYTLĪCE
Adverb: very usefully.
FOROD
Adjective: useless, void, weakened, worn out, broken down, fractured, violated; abortive.
FORODFŌT
Adjective: having a broken foot, broken-footed.
FOROFT
Adverb: very often.
FORPǢRAN
Verb: to lose, turn away; to spoil, pervert; to ruin, destroy.
FORPYNDAN
Verb: to do away, remove, preclude; to stop, prevent the action of.
FŌRRACU
Noun: itinerary.
FORRǢDA
Noun: traitor, plotter.
FORRǢDAN
Verb: to betray, plot against, deprive by treachery; to wrong, injure; to condemn.
FORRǢPE
Noun: newly cultivated land, forest land that has been converted into arable land.
FORRĒCELĒASIAN
Verb: to neglect.
FORREPEN
Adjective: taken.
FORRĪDAN
Verb: to ride before; to intercept.
FORRIDEL
Noun: messenger; forerunner, outrider, harbinger.
FORROTEDNES
Noun: corruption, rottenness.
FORROTIAN
Verb: to decay, rot, putrefy.
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FORSACENNES
Noun: denial.
FORSACUNG
Noun: denial.
FORSǢTIAN
Verb: to take by surprise; to surround; to beset; to catch by lying in ambush.
FORSCAMIAN
Verb: to be or make ashamed.
FORSCAMUNG
Noun: modesty, shame.
FORSCAPUNG
Noun: mishap, mischance, calamity, destruction.
FORSCĒADAN
Verb: to disperse, scatter; to condemn, damn.
FORSCEAP
Noun: fault, evil deed, crime.
FORSCENDING
Noun: confusion.
FORSCEORFAN
Verb: to bite, gnaw, eat up.
FORSCĒOTAN
Verb: to anticipate, come before, shoot before, prevent, forestall; to advance money.
FORSCETA
Noun: flood-gate, sluice.
FORSCIEPPAN
Verb: to change, transform, deform.
FORSCIP
Noun: prow.
FORSCIRED
Noun: the dead.
FORSCIRIAN
Verb: to separate, set apart.
FORSCRENCAN
Verb: to oppress, cast down; to supplant; to overcome, vanquish; to dry up.

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Noun: supplanting, deceit.
FORSCRENCEND
Noun: supplanter.
FORSCRĪFAN
Verb: to decree; to condemn, doom, proscribe; to blunt a weapon; to bewitch.
FORSCRĪHAN
Verb: to resign, give up, abdicate.
FORSCRINCAN
Verb: to dry up, wither away; to shrink up, dwindle away.
FORSCŪFAN
Verb: to drive away, drive to destruction; to cast down.
FORSCYLDIG
Adjective: very guilty, wicked, infamous, flagitious.
FORSCYLDIGIAN
Verb: to make guilty, criminate, condemn.
FORSCYRIAN
Verb: to separate.
FORSCYTLIC
Adjective: that may be shut or bolted.
FORSCYTTAN
Verb: to prevent, shoot before; to discharge; to obviate, exclude; to pay off; to shut to, bolt.
FORSĒARIAN
Verb: to dry up, wither, sear.
FORSĒCAN
1. Verb: to afflict, attack; to punish.
2. See foreseēcan (2).
FORSECGAN
Verb: to say against, accuse; to pretend, slander; to speak about, discourse on.
FORSELLAN
Verb: to sell; to lose, give up; to sacrifice.
FORSENCAN
Verb: to drop, let fall; to reject.
FORSENDAN
Verb: to send away, banish, exile; to send to destruction, destroy.

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Verb: to renounce, reject, despise, scorn; to be ashamed of; to refrain from; to overlook.
FORSĒOÐAN
Verb: to wither; to consume by affliction, boil away.
FORSETNIAN
Verb: to besiege, beset.
FORSETTAN
1. Verb: to obstruct, block, stop up; to hedge in; to oppress, repress.
2. See foresettan.
FORSEWEN
1. Noun: contempt.
2. Adjective: despised, abject.
FORSEWENLIC
Adjective: despicable, contemptible, abject, ignominious.
FORSEWENLĪCE
Adverb: contemptibly, ignominiously.
FORSEWENNES
Noun: despising, contempt; dishonour.
FORSEWESTRE
Noun: female despiser.
FORSITTAN
Verb: to delay, defer; to obstruct, block; to injure, neglect; to besiege; to fail; to diminish.
FORSĪĐ
1. Noun: going forth, decease.
2. See forðsīð.
FORSĪÐIAN
Verb: to go forth, depart; to perish, die.
FORSLǢWAN
Verb: to be slow or unwilling; to lose by sloth, neglect through laziness; to delay, put off.
FORSLĒAN
Verb: to break, cut through; to strike with violence, smite; to kill, slay, destroy, lay waste; to
condemn.
FORSLEGENLIC
Adjective: shameful, mean, ignominious.
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FORSLĪTAN
Verb: to consume, devour; to tear with the teeth.
FORSMORIAN
Verb: to suffocate, stifle; to smother, choke.
FŌRSORGED
Adjective: made very sad, grieved, sorrowful.
FORSORGIAN
Verb: to be too anxious; to despond.
FORSŌÐ
Adverb: indeed, truly, verily, certainly.
FORSPANAN
Verb: to mislead, seduce, entice, lure to evil, lead astray.
FORSPANCG
Noun: enticement, allurement.
FORSPANEND
Noun: seducer.
FORSPANING
Noun: enticement, allurement.
FORSPĒDIAN
Verb: to speed forward, prosper.
FORSPENDAN
Verb: to spend, consume, squander; to give out, spend entirely.
FORSPENNAN
Verb: to seduce, entice, allure.
FORSPENNEND
Noun: procurer; whoremonger.
FORSPENNENDE
Adjective: seductive, voluptuous, defiling.
FORSPENNENDLIC
Adjective: seductive, enticing, alluring, defiling; voluptuous.
FORSPENNESTRE
Noun: procuress; whoremonger.
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Noun: destruction.
FORSPILDAN
Verb: to lose, ruin, bring to nothing, waste, destroy, kill; to disperse.
FORSPILLEDNES
Noun: perdition, waste, destruction; spilling.
FORSPILLIAN
Verb: to lose, waste, destroy; to disperse, spill; to wanton.
FORSPRECAN
Verb: to speak in vain or negatively; to denounce, state amiss; to deny; to lose (a case).
FORSPYRCAN
Verb: to dry out; to empty.
FORST
Noun: intense cold, frost, hoar-frost, rime.
FORSTALIAN
Verb: to steal away.
FORSTANDAN
Verb: to help, aid, protect, defend; to resist, withstand, oppose; to prevent, hinder; to benefit,
avail; to understand, signify, be equal to; to stand up for.
FORSTELAN
Verb: to deprive, steal, rob.
FORSTIG
Adjective: frosty.
FORSTLIC
Adjective: frozen, glacial.
FORSTOPPIAN
Verb: to close, stop up.
FORSTRANG
Adjective: very strong, full strong; very severe or overwhelming.
FORSTREGDAN
Verb: to destroy.
FORSTROGDNES
Noun: dispersion.
FORSTYLTAN
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Verb: to break, crush, knock, impair; to blunt; to check.
FORSŪCAN
Verb: to suck up or in.
FORSUNCEN
Adjective: faded out (of the written page).
FORSUWUNG
Noun: silence.
FORSWǢLAN
Verb: to burn, burn up, inflame, scorch, consume; to injure or destroy with heat.
FORSWĀPAN
Verb: to sweep away, drive off.
FORSWARUNG
Noun: perjury.
FORSWEFIAN
1. Verb: to prosper; to prevail, profit, to perish, kill.
2. See forspēdian.
FORSWELAN
Verb: to burn up, kindle.
FORSWELGAN
Verb: to swallow up, consume, devour; to absorb.
FORSWELGEND
Noun: devourer.
FORSWELTAN
Verb: to disappear, perish, die.
FORSWEORCAN
Verb: to be very dark, grow dark or obscure; to darken, obscure.
FORSWEORFAN
Verb: to cleanse, polish; to demolish, destroy, wipe out, grind away.
FORSWEOTOLE
Adverb: very plainly, very clearly.
FORSWERIAN
Verb: to swear falsely, perjure.
FORSWIGIAN
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Adjective: very great, very strong.
FORSWĪÐAN
Verb: to overcome, conquer; to surpass, excel; to press upon, crush; to repress; to drive away,
force away.
FORSWĪÐE
Adverb: very much; utterly; very strong; vehemently.
FORSWORCENLIC
Adjective: dark, obscure.
FORSWORCENNES
Noun: darkness, obscurity.
FORSWOREN
Adjective: perjured, forsworn.
FORSWORENNES
Noun: false swearing, perjury.
FORSYNGIAN
Verb: to sin greatly.
FORTENDAN
Verb: to burn off or away, sear.
FORTENDE
Noun: the seared ones, Amazons.
FORTĒON
Verb: to mislead, seduce, draw over, lead astray; to cover over, obscure; to draw away; to gripe.
FORTIMBRAN
Verb: to build before or in front of, obstruct, close up, stop up.
FORTĪN
Noun: portent.
FORTOG
Noun: gripes, colic.
FORTOGEN
Adjective: tugged or drawn together; griped.
FORTOGENES
Noun: spasm, convulsion, cramp, tugging, griping.
FORTOGIAN
Verb: to contract.

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FORTREDAN
Verb: to tread down or upon, tread under foot, trample on.
FORTREDDAN
Verb: to tread down, destroy by treading.
FORTREDING
Noun: treading down, crushing.
FORTRENDAN
Verb: to stop an opening, obstruct by rolling.
FORTRŪWIAN
Verb: to presume, be presumptuous, be over confident or rash.
FORTRŪWODNES
Noun: arrogance, presumption, over-confidence, precipitancy.
FORTRŪWUNG
Noun: presumption, over-confidence.
FORTRYMMAN
Verb: to confirm; to testify.
FORTYHTAN
Verb: to seduce, lead astray; to draw away.
FORTYHTIGEND
Noun: unchaste person; defiler, polluter; seducer.
FORTYLLAN
Verb: to draw off from the object, seduce.
FORTȲNAN
Verb: to enclose, shut in; to prevent passage, block up.
FORÐ-
Affix: in verbal quasi-compounds, mainly element-by-element glosses of Latin verbs in pro-,
where forþ may be taken as either adverb or prefix.
FORĐ
1. Adverb: forth, forwards, onwards, further; still; hence, henceforth, thenceforward;
simultaneously, continually, continuously.
2. Adposition: during, forth; out of.
3. Adjective: superior, far, great, foremost.
FORÐĀCĪGAN
Verb: to call forth.
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Verb: to blot out, bring to nothing.
FORĐǢM
1. Adverb: for that cause, therefore, consequently.
2. Conjunction: for that, for that reason, because, owing to; therefore, seeing that; on that
account.
FORÐAGĀN
Adjective: passed, gone forth.
FORÐĀGĀN
Verb: to pass away.
FORÐĀGOTEN
Adjective: poured forth, profuse.
FORÐAHTING
Noun: exhortation.
FORÐĀLOTEN
Adjective: prone.
FORÐANCFUL
Adjective: very thankful.
FORÐASCŪFAN
Verb: to shove forth, drive forward.
FORÐASETTAN
Verb: to set forth; to make, appoint.
FORÐĀTĒON
Verb: to produce, bring forth, draw forth.
FORÐĀTȲDRED
Adjective: propagated.
FORÐĀURNEN
Adjective: elapsed, run forth.
FORÐBǢRE
Adjective: productive.
FORÐBǢRO
Noun: production, bringing forth; productivity.
FORÐBECUMAN
Verb: to proceed, come forth.
FORÐBERAN
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FORÐBERSTAN
Verb: to burst or break forth.
FORÐBESĒON
Verb: to look forth, look out.
FORÐBI
Adposition: by, past.
FORÐBIGFĒRENDE
Adjective: passing-by.
FORÐBLÆSTAN
Verb: to blow forth, putt out, burst out.
FORÐBLĀWAN
Verb: to blow forth, belch out.
FORÐBOREN
Adjective: of noble birth.
FORÐBRENGAN
Verb: to produce, bring forth; to accomplish, fulfil; to adduce quote.
FORÐBYLDING
Noun: encouragement, incitement, instigation, emboldening.
FORÐCLIPUNG
Noun: appeal, calling forth, provoking.
FORÐCLYPIAN
Verb: to call forth, provoke.
FORĐCUMAN
1. Verb: to succeed; to come to pass, come true; to be born.
2. Verb: to proceed; to arrive at.
FORÐCYME
Noun: birth, egress.
FORÐCȲÐAN
Verb: to declare, announce, pronounce.
FORÐDǢD
Noun: advantage, profit.
FORÐDŌN
Verb: to put forth.
FORÐEAHTUNG
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FORÐEARLE
Adverb: very much, greatly; strictly.
FORÐEARLĪCE
Adverb: absolutely, entirely; very sternly or severely.
FORÐECCAN
Verb: to protect, shield.
FORÐECGAN
Verb: to consume (of thirst).
FORÐEGIDE
Adjective: consumed.
FORĐENCAN
1. Verb: to despair; to despise; to mistrust.
2. See foreðencan.
FORÐĒOFIAN
Verb: to steal, thieve.
FORĐĒON
1. Verb: to oppress, crush.
2. See foreðēon.
FORÐĒOSTRIAN
Verb: to darken; to be dark.
FORÐERSCAN
Verb: to beat down.
FORÐFÆDER
Noun: ancestor, great-great-ancestor, great-great-grandfather; pl. fathers, forefathers.
FORĐFÆDEREN
1. Adjective: paternal.
2. Noun: paternal nature.
FORÐFARAN
Verb: to go forth, depart, die.
FORÐFARU
Noun: going forth, departure, death.
FORÐFĒRAN
See (ge)forðfēran.
FORÐFĒREDNES
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FORÐFĒRING
Noun: going forth, deceasing, dying, death.
FORÐFLĒOGAN
Verb: to fly forth.
FORÐFLŌWAN
Verb: to flow forth.
FORÐFOLGIAN
Verb: to follow.
FORÐFŌR
Noun: going forth, departure, death.
FORÐFORLǢTENES
Noun: free permission, license; fault.
FORÐFRAMIAN
Verb: to grow up; to make progress, thrive.
FORÐFROMUNG
Noun: going forth or away, departure.
FORÐFYLIGAN
Verb: to follow; to fall out; to happen.
FORÐGĀN
Verb: to go forth, proceed, advance, go on; to go or pass by, precede; to succeed.
FORÐGANG
Noun: going forth, progress, advance; success; passage, drain, privy; evacuation, purging.
FORÐGANGAN
Verb: to go forth, proceed; to go before, precede.
FORÐGEBRENGAN
Verb: to bring forth or forward; to make known.
FORÐGECĪGAN
Verb: to call forth, exhort.
FORÐGECLIPIAN
Verb: to call forth, incite, provoke.
FORÐGEFARAN
Verb: to go forth, depart, die; to go by, pass.
FORÐGEFAREN
Adjective: departed, deceased.
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FORÐGEFREMMAN
Verb: to move forwards; to cause to advance.
FORÐGEGYRD
Noun: ornament on the martingale of a horse.
FORÐGEGYRDU
Noun: ornaments of forðgyrd.
FORÐGELǢDAN
Verb: to lead or bring forth, produce; to cause to grow; to conduct.
FORÐGELANG
Adjective: dependent.
FORÐGELĒORAN
Verb: to pass forth or away, depart, die.
FORÐGELĒOREDNES
Noun: departure, decease, death.
FORÐGELŌCIAN
Verb: to look forth.
FORÐGENGE
Adjective: progressing, flourishing, increasing; effective, thriving, successful.
FORÐGEORN
Adjective: impetuous, eager to advance, desirous to go forth.
FORÐGĒOTAN
Verb: to pour forth.
FORÐGERĪMED
Adjective: in unbroken succession.
FORÐGESCEAFT
Adjective: created being or thing, creature; creation, world; future destiny.
FORÐGESĒON
Verb: to see forth, onward, or in front.
FORÐGESTAPAN
Verb: to step forth, onward or in front.
FORÐGESTĪGAN
Verb: to go forth or forwards, advance; to ascend.
FORÐGESTRANGIAN
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FORÐGESȲNE
Adjective: visible, conspicuous.
FORÐGEWENDAN
Verb: to go or turn out.
FORĐGEWĪTAN
1. Verb: to depart, die.
2. Verb: to go forth, proceed, depart, die; to go by, pass.
FORÐGEWITEN
Adjective: past.
FORÐGEWITENES
Noun: going forth, departure.
FORÐGYRD
Noun: fore-girdle, martingale.
FORÐHEALD
Adjective: bent forward, inclined downwards, stooping; inclined, sloping, steep.
FORÐHEALDAN
Verb: to maintain, hold to, follow out, keep up; to observe.
FORÐHEBBAN
Verb: to advance, further, carry sth forwards.
FORÐHERGE
Noun: host that marches forth, van (of an army).
FORÐHLĪFIAN
Verb: to appear; to stand out, be prominent.
FORÐHNĪGAN
Verb: to fall down, fall forward.
FORÐHRĒOSAN
Verb: to rush forth.
FORÐIAN
See (ge)forðian.
FORÐINDAN
Verb: to swell up.
FORÐINGIAN
Verb: to intercede, arrange or plead for anyone.
FORÐLǢDNES
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FORÐLǢSTAN
Verb: to accomplish, fulfil; to persevere, follow out.
FORÐLǢTAN
Verb: to let or send forth, emit.
FORÐLĒORAN
Verb: to go forth, proceed.
FORÐLIC
Adjective: forward, advanced; thoroughly.
FORÐLĪCE
Adverb: in a state of forwardness.
FORÐLŌCIAN
Verb: to look forth.
FORĐLŪTAN
1. Verb: to be prone (to).
2. Verb: to fall or lean forwards, fall down.
FORÐMǢRE
Adjective: very great, very glorious.
FORÐMAN
Noun: one very rich or wealthy, man of rank.
FORÐMID
Adverb: at the same time.
FORÐOLIAN
Verb: to be deprived of, lack, want; to go without.
FORĐON
1. Adverb: at first, forthwith; indeed, also.
2. See forðǣm (1).
3. See forðǣm (2).
FORÐONETTAN
Verb: to hasten forth.
FORÐONLOTEN
Adjective: fallen forwards, prostrate.
FORÐRǢCAN
Verb: to protrude.
FORĐRǢSAN
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2. Verb: to rush forth; to rise up, spring up.
FORÐRǢSTAN
Verb: to break, bruise, crush, destroy; to afflict, oppress; to suppress, stifle; to strangle, choke.
FORÐRǢSTED
Adjective: contrite.
FORÐRǢSTEDNES
Noun: breaking into pieces, crushing; tribulation.
FORÐRIHT
Adjective: direct, straight forward, plain, without variation or modification.
FORÐRIHTE
Adverb: straightaway, at once; directly, simply, plainly, without modification or qualification,
unmistakeably; straight on.
FORÐRIHTES
Adverb: straight on, without a break.
FORÐRINGAN
Verb: to protect or snatch from any one, defend against, rescue from; to displace, thrust aside,
elbow out, drive out at.
FORĐROCCETTAN
1. Verb: to utter, proclaim.
2. Verb: to belch forth.
FORÐRYCCAN
Verb: to press, squeeze, crush, tread under; to oppress, supress, overwhelm.
FORÐRYCCEDNES
Noun: pressing, oppression, distress, anxiety.
FORÐRYCNES
Noun: oppression, extortion, tribulation.
FORÐRYNE
Noun: onward course.
FORÐRYSMAN
Verb: to suffocate, strangle, choke; to becloud.
FORÐRYSMED
Adjective: obscured.
FORÐSACAN
Verb: to pass away.
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Verb: to give to drink.
FORĐSCRĪĐAN
1. Verb: to depart.
2. Verb: to go forth, pass on.
FORÐSCYPE
Noun: going forth, progress, growth.
FORÐSECGAN
Verb: to announce, proclaim.
FORÐSENCAN
Verb: to pour forth, give to drink.
FORÐSENDAN
Verb: to send forth.
FORÐSETENNES
Noun: loaves of offering, showbread.
FORÐSIGE
Noun: departure from this world to the lower regions.
FORĐSĪĐ
Noun: going away, departure, death; decease.
FORÐSNOTER
Adjective: very wise.
FORÐSPELL
Noun: saying, declaration, intimation.
FORÐSPŌWNES
Noun: growth, prosperity.
FORÐSTÆPE
Noun: advance, progress.
FORÐSTÆPPAN
Verb: to go or step forth, proceed; to pass by.
FORÐSTÆPPING
Noun: proceeding, process; advance.
FORÐSTEALLIAN
Verb: to come to pass.
FORÐSTEFN
Noun: prow.
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FORÐSYLLAN
Verb: to give out, pay out.
FORÐTĒON
Verb: to bring or draw forth; to discover; to betray, make known; to render up.
FORÐTĪGE
Noun: entrance, porch, vestibule.
FORÐTIHTAN
Verb: to persuade.
FORÐTILIAN
Verb: to go on striving.
FORÐÐEGN
Noun: chief noble.
FORÐÐĒON
Verb: to profit.
FORÐUNDEN
Adjective: swollen up.
FORÐUNG
Noun: forwarding, furtherance, promotion.
FORĐWEARD
1. Adjective: inclined forwards or towards; advanced, progressing, growing; ready; enduring;
continual, carried on, everlasting; future.
2. Noun: forward guard, pilot.
3. Adverb: forwards, onwards, from now on; continually; prospectively.
FORÐWEARDES
Adverb: forwards, on.
FORÐWEARDNES
Noun: progress, growth in excellence.
FORÐWEAXAN
Verb: to grow or break forth, burst forth.
FORÐWECGAN
Verb: to press forward.
FORÐWEG
Noun: going forth, journey, departure.
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Verb: to advance, further, carry sth forwards.
FORÐWĪF
Noun: woman of rank, great lady; matron.
FORÐWĪSIAN
Verb: to direct, guide forth.
FORÐWYRFT
Adjective: tortured, mutilated.
FORÐWYRFTAN
Verb: to cut off, cut down.
FORĐȲ
1. Adverb: for that, therefore, consequently; wherefore.
2. Conjunction: for, for that, because, therefore.
FORÐYLDEGUNG
Noun: tolerance.
FORÐYLDIAN
Verb: to bear, support, sustain; to suffer, endure, be patient, wait patiently.
FORÐYLMAN
Verb: to enclose, encompass, shut in; to cover over, obscure; to suffocate, choke; to consume.
FORÐYPPAN
Verb: to declare, make known, publish.
FORÐYRNAN
Verb: to precede, run before; to continue.
FORÐYRRIAN
Verb: to dry up.
FORŪTAN
1. Adverb: except, without.
2. Adposition: without, except.
FORŪTON
1. See forūtan (1).
2. Conjunction: without, except; besides.
3. See forūtan (2).
FORWANA
Noun: abundance.
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Verb: to hesitate, be confounded, be reluctant; to be ashamed; to be afraid; to reverence, have in
honour.
FORWANDUNG
Noun: shame, shyness; dishonour.
FORWEALLAN
Verb: to boil away.
FORWEALLEN
Adjective: thoroughly boiled.
FORWEARD
1. Noun: beginning, heading, title, chapter; front.
2. Adverb: continually, onwards, always.
3. See foreweard (3).
4. See foreweard (4).
FORWEARDMERCUNG
Noun: heading.
FORWEAXAN
Verb: to progress, overgrow, swell; to be overgrown.
FORWEDDIAN
Verb: to pledge sth.(of property or money).
FORWEDDOD
Adjective: pledged.
FORWEGAN
Verb: to kill.
FORWEL
Adverb: very, very well.
FORWEMMAN
Verb: to defile.
FORWĒNAN
Verb: to suspect, think ill of; to think to highly of.
FORWENED
Adjective: accustomed to bad habits, spoiled, insolent.
FORWĒNED
Adjective: suspected, apprehended with mistrust or anxiety.
FORWENEDNES
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Adjective: very old, worn out with age, decrepit; withered away.
FORWEORNIAN
Verb: to dry up, wither; to grow old; to decay, fade, rot.
FORWEORPAN
Verb: to throw, cast, cast away, reject, drive off; to squander.
FORWEORPNES
Noun: migration, ejection, expulsion.
FORWEORÐAN
Verb: to vanish; to become nothing, perish, pass away, die; to deteriorate, sicken.
FORWEORÐFULLIC
Adjective: very worthy, excellent.
FORWEOSAN
Verb: to waste away.
FŌRWERNEDLĪCE
Adverb: hardly, very grievously.
FORWEROD
Adjective: very old, worn out.
FORWERODNES
Noun: old age.
FORWIERNAN
Verb: to oppose, hinder, prohibit; to prevent, keep from, restrain; to refuse, deny; to repel,
repudiate; to withhold.
FORWIERNEDNES
Noun: restraining, continence; forbidding.
FORWIRNEDLĪCE
Adverb: with restraint, abstemiously, continently.
FORWISNIAN
Verb: to dry up, wither away; to decay, fade, pine, rot.
FORWITOLNES
Noun: intelligence, foreknowledge; diligence, industry.
FORWLENCAN
Verb: to make very proud, fill with pride, exalt; to puff up.
FORWORD
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FORWORDENES
Noun: failure, coming to nothing, perishing, ruin, destruction.
FORWORDENLIC
Adjective: perishable, damnable; perishing.
FORWOREN
Adjective: decayed, decrepit; tottering.
FORWOST
Noun: chief, captain, prince.
FORWRACNED
Adjective: banished.
FORWRACNIAN
Verb: to be an exile.
FORWRECAN
Verb: to carry away, drive out or forth, banish, expel.
FORWRĒGAN
Verb: to accuse; to calumniate.
FORWRĒON
Verb: to cover over.
FORWRĪTAN
Verb: to cut in two; to proscribe, banish.
FORWRĪÐAN
Verb: to bind up, stanch.
FORWUNDIAN
Verb: to wound badly, ulcerate.
FORWUNDORLIC
Adjective: very wonderful.
FORWUNDORLĪCE
Adverb: very wonderfully.
FORWYNSUMIAN
Verb: to enjoy thoroughly.
FORWYRCAN
1. Verb: to do wrong, miswork, sin; to undo, ruin, destroy; to condemn, convict; to curse; to
forfeit.
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Noun: loss, perdition, fall, damage, ruin, destruction, death.
FORWYRDAN
Verb: to corrupt, destroy.
FORWYRDENDLIC
Adjective: perishable.
FORWYRHT
Noun: sin, misdeed, evil doing, crime; ruin, destruction.
FORWYRHTA
Noun: agent, deputy, vicegerent; evil doer, malefactor; ruined person.
FORWYRPNES
Noun: casting out, rejection.
FORYLDU
Noun: great age, old age.
FORYRMAN
Verb: to afflict greatly, harass; to bring low, reduce to poverty.
FOSS
Noun: ditch.
FOSTERE
Noun: spade.
FŌSTOR
Noun: sustenance, maintenance, food, nourishment, provisions.
FŌSTORBEARN
Noun: foster-child.
FŌSTORBRŌÐOR
Noun: foster-brother.
FŌSTORCILD
Noun: foster-child.
FŌSTORFÆDER
Noun: foster-father; nourisher, bringer up.
FŌSTORLAND
Noun: land assigned for the procuring of provisions, land granted for the support of monks.
FŌSTORLĒAN
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FŌSTORMANN
Noun: surety, bondsman.
FŌSTORMŌDOR
Noun: foster-mother; nurse.
FŌSTORNŌÐ
Noun: pasture; sustenance.
FŌSTORSWEOSTOR
Noun: foster-sister.
FŌSTRAÐ
Noun: food, manna.
FŌSTRE
Noun: fosterer, nurse.
FŌSTRIAN
Verb: to foster, nourish.
FŌSTRING
Noun: fosterchild; disciple.
FŌT
Noun: foot (as limb and as measure).
FŌTĀDL
Noun: foot disease, the gout.
FŌTĀDLIG
Adjective: having the foot diseased, gouty.
FŌTBRED
Noun: foot-board, stirrup.
FŌTCOPSIAN
See (ge)fōtcopsian.
FŌTCOSP
Noun: foot-fetter.
FŌTCOÐU
Noun: foot-disease, gout.
FŌTCYPSED
Adjective: fettered.
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Noun: fetter for the feet.
FŌTGANGENDE
Adjective: going on foot, foot (soldiers).
FŌTGEMEARC
Noun: length of a foot, space of a food.
FŌTGEMET
Noun: foot-measure; foot-band, fetter.
FŌTGESWELL
Noun: swelling of the foot.
FŌTGEWǢDE
Noun: covering for the feet.
FŌTLǢSTLĒAS
Adjective: soleless.
FŌTLĀST
Noun: footprint, foot-step, foot-trace.
FŌTLIC
Adjective: on foot, pedestrian; low in style.
FŌTMǢL
Noun: foot measure; foot mark or print.
FŌTMǢLUM
Adverb: step by step, by degrees.
FŌTRĀP
Noun: rope of a ship which fastens the sail.
FŌTSCEAMOL
Noun: footstool.
FŌTSCEANCA
Noun: foreleg, shank.
FŌTSETL
Noun: footstool.
FŌTSETLA
Noun: inferior member of a company, one who sits on a footstool.
FŌTSĪD
Adjective: reaching to the feet (of a garment).
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FŌTSĪÐSTICEL
Noun: cloak, mantle.
FŌTSPOR
Noun: footprint, foot-track, foot-trace, spoor.
FŌTSPURE
Noun: foot-support, foot-rest.
FŌTSTĀN
Noun: base, pedestal.
FŌTSTAPOL
Noun: footstep.
FŌTSWÆÐ
Noun: footprint, foot-trace.
FŌTSWAÐU
Noun: footprint, footstep; foot.
FŌTSWYLE
Noun: swelling of the foot.
FŌTÐWĒAL
Noun: washing of the feet.
FŌTWÆRC
Noun: pain in the foot, gout.
FŌTWELM
Noun: sole of the foot; instep.
FŌÐOR
Noun: food, fodder, nutriment; case, basket; load, cartload, waggon-load.
FŌÐORN
Noun: fothorn, surgeon's instrument.
FOX
Noun: fox.
FOXESCLĀTE
Noun: burdock.
FOXESCLĪFE
Noun: greater burdock.
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Noun: foxglove.
FOXHOL
Noun: fox-hole, fox's earth.
FOXHYLL
Noun: fox-hill.
FOXUNG
Noun: craftiness, foxlike trick.
FRACOĐ
1. Adjective: bad, vile, wicked, impious, criminal; filthy, abominable, hateful; useless, worthless.
2. Noun: insult, contumely; disgrace; infamy, wickedness.
FRACOÐDǢD
Noun: misdeed.
FRACOÐE
Adverb: shamefully.
FRACOÐLIC
Adjective: shameful, base, ignominious, lewd; foul, filthy.
FRACOÐLĪCE
Adverb: shamefully, disgracefully; wickedly.
FRACOÐLICNES
Noun: vileness, coarseness, obscenity.
FRACOÐNES
Noun: vileness; coarseness, obscenity.
FRACOÐSCIPE
Noun: shameful or scandalous conduct.
FRACOÐU
Noun: infamy, wickedness.
FRACOÐWORD
Noun: abusive or insulting word, bad language.
FRACU
Noun: impudence, wickedness.
FRÆFEL
1. Noun: cunning, craft.
2. Adjective: cunning, crafty; wanton.
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FRÆFELIAN
Verb: to be cunning.
FRÆFELLĪCE
Adverb: cunningly, craftily, astutely; shamelessly, wantonly; carefully, solicitously.
FRÆFELNES
Noun: cunning, craftiness, sharpness, shrewdness.
FRÆGNING
Noun: asking, questioning, enquiry.
FRÆPGIAN
See (ge)fræpgian.
FRǢT
Adjective: proud, obstinate; shameful, perverse, foul; wanton.
FRÆTENES
Noun: ornament.
FRǢTGENGA
Noun: fugitive, apostate.
FRǢTIG
Adjective: proud; wicked, perverse.
FRÆTLÆPPA
Noun: dew-lap.
FRÆTWA
Noun: ornaments, adornments, decorations, treasures; trappings armour.
FRÆTWAN
See (ge)frætwan.
FRÆTWEDNES
Noun: decoration, ornament, adorning; trifle.
FRÆTWUNG
See (ge)frætwung.
FRAM-
Affix: in verbal quasi-compounds, either element-by-element or partial loan-translation glosses
of Latin verbs in a-, ab(s)-, de-, dis-, ex-, and re-, where fram may be taken as either adverb
or prefix.
FRAM
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3. Adjective: active, quick, rapid, prompt, vigorous, strenuous; firm, bold, valiant, strong; rich,
abundant; excellent.
FRAMĀCYRRAN
Verb: to turn from or away; to take from.
FRAMĀDŌN
Verb: to do or take from or away; to cut off.
FRAMĀDRĪFAN
Verb: to drive away, remove, expel; to send away, drive out.
FRAMĀDRȲFAN
Verb: to drive from or away, expel.
FRAMĀHYLDAN
Verb: to turn from or away.
FRAMĀNȲDAN
Verb: to drive away, force away.
FRAMĀSCÆCAN
Verb: to shake off.
FRAMĀSCŪFAN
Verb: to drive away.
FRAMĀSTYRIAN
Verb: to remove.
FRAMĀTĒON
Verb: to draw away from.
FRAMĀTERAN
Verb: to tear in pieces, snatch away.
FRAMĀWENDAN
Verb: to turn from or away.
FRAMĀWEORPAN
Verb: to throw away, cast from or away.
FRAMBIGE
Noun: backsliding, default, apostasy.
FRAMBRINGAN
Verb: to take or bring from or away.
FRAMBŪGAN
Verb: to turn from or away, leave.

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Verb: to descend, derive from; to be rejected, condemned.
FRAMCYME
Noun: issue, posterity; race, progeny.
FRAMCYNN
Noun: origin, ancestry; offspring, progeny; issue, posterity.
FRAMCYRRAN
Verb: to turn from, avert; take from.
FRAMDŌN
Verb: to put off, stop, interrupt.
FRAMEALD
Adjective: very old, ancient.
FRAMFÆR
Noun: going away, departure.
FRAMFÆRELD
Noun: departure.
FRAMFARU
Noun: excess.
FRAMFLĒON
Verb: to flee from.
FRAMFUNDUNG
Noun: going away, departure.
FRAMGEWĪTAN
Verb: to go away from, depart from; to apostatize.
FRAMIAN
Verb: to do good, avail, benefit, profit.
FRAMIERNING
Noun: outflowing.
FRAMIGENDLIC
Adjective: effective, beneficial, profitable.
FRAMLĀD
Noun: departure, retreat.
FRAMLĒCE
Adjective: turned from.
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Adjective: strong, stout; daring, bold.
FRAMLĪCE
Adverb: quickly, speedily, promptly; strenuously; boldly, strongly, stoutly; firmly.
FRAMLŌCIAN
Verb: to look from or away, look back.
FRAMNES
Noun: strength; vigour, excellence.
FRAMRINC
Noun: chief, prince.
FRAMSCIPE
Noun: action, proceeding, exercise; energy, vigour; progress, advancement, success; fraternity.
FRAMSĪÐ
Noun: going from or away, departure; absence on a journey.
FRAMSĪÐIAN
Verb: to go from or away, depart.
FRAMSLITNES
Noun: desolation.
FRAMSTANDAN
Verb: to stand away from, stand aloof.
FRAMSWENGAN
Verb: to shake from or away, shake off, swing away.
FRAMWEARD
Adjective: about to depart, departing, doomed to die; with the face turned away.
FRAMWEARDES
Adverb: away from.
FRAMWESENDE
Adjective: absent.
FRANCA
Noun: lance, javelin.
FRANCAN
Noun: the Franks.
FRANCLAND
Noun: Frank-land, the country of the Franks.
FRANCRĪCE
Noun: kingdom of the Franks.

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See (ge)frāsian.
FRĀSUNG
Noun: asking, question, inquiring; tempting, temptation.
FRĒA-
Affix: very, in a greater degree, exceedingly; before.
FRĒA
1. Noun: ruler, master, lord, king; husband; the Lord, Christ, God.
2. See frēo (1).
FRĒABEORHT
Adjective: exceedingly bright, glorious.
FRĒABODIAN
Verb: to declare, proclaim.
FRĒABREGD
Noun: mighty device.
FRĒADRĒMAN
Verb: to shout for joy, rejoice exceedingly, exult.
FRĒADRIHTEN
Noun: noble lord or master; the Lord.
FRĒAFÆTT
Adjective: very fat.
FRĒAGLĒAW
Adjective: very wise or prudent.
FRĒAHBEORHTIAN
See (ge)frēahbeorhtian.
FRĒAHRÆD
Adjective: very quick, speedy or swift.
FRĒAMǢRE
Adjective: very famous, renowned, celebrated or excellent.
FRĒAMEAHT
Noun: lordly power.
FRĒAMICEL
Adjective: very great, famous, preeminent.
FRĒAMIHT
Noun: great strength.

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FRĒAOFESTLĪCE
Adverb: very quickly, speedily, hastily.
FRĒARECCERE
Noun: chief ruler, prince.
FRĒATORHT
Adjective: very bright, radiant, brilliant, splendid.
FRĒAÐANCIAN
Verb: to rejoice greatly, exult.
FRĒAWINE
Noun: noble friend, dear or beloved lord.
FRĒAWLITIG
Adjective: very beautiful.
FRĒAWRĀSN
Noun: diadem, noble or royal chain.
FREC
Adjective: eager; bold, daring, audacious; dangerous; greedy, gluttonous, voracious.
FRECA
Noun: bold man, warrior, hero.
FRĒCELSIAN
Verb: to endanger, imperil.
FRĒCELSOD
Adjective: endangered.
FRĒCEN
Noun: danger, peril.
FRĒCENDLĪCE
Adverb: dangerously.
FRĒCENFUL
Adjective: dangerous, perilous; harmful.
FRĒCENLIC
Adjective: dangerous, perilous; mischievous, terrible.
FRĒCENNES
Noun: danger, peril, hazard; harm; mischief.
FRĒCENSPRǢCE
Adjective: using dangerous or mischievous speech.
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Adjective: greedy, gluttonous.
FRECIAN
Verb: to be greedy, eat voraciously.
FRECLĪCE
Adverb: greedily.
FRECMĀSE
Noun: titmouse (bird).
FRĒCNE
1. Adjective: dangerous, perilous; savage, wicked, dire, terrible, horrible; daring, bold.
2. Noun: peril.
3. Adverb: severely, savagely, fiercely, horribly; dangerously, boldly, audaciously; insolently.
FRECNES
Noun: greediness, gluttony, voracity.
FRECNIAN
See (ge)frecnian.
FRECU
Noun: greediness.
FRECWĀSEND
Noun: gluttony.
FRĒFER
Noun: consolation, soothing.
FRĒFERGENDE
Adjective: comforting.
FRĒFERNES
Noun: consolation.
FRĒFRAN
See (ge)frēfran.
FRĒFREND
Noun: comforter, consoler; the Comforter (Holy Ghost).
FRĒFUNG
Noun: comfort; comforting, consolation.
FREGEN
Noun: question.
FREGENSYLLIC
Adjective: very strange; very wonderful.

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FREGNÐEARLE
Adverb: very much, excessively; inquiringly.
FREGNUNG
Noun: questioning.
FREMDE
Adjective: strange, foreign, alien, remote from; unfriendly; devoid of.
FREMDIAN
Verb: to make indifferent to, estrange, alienate; to deprive of; to excommunicate.
FREMDNYS
Noun: strangeness, condition of a foreigner.
FREME
1. Adjective: good, vigorous, flourishing; bold, strenuous.
2. See fremu.
FREMEDLǢCAN
Verb: to alienate, estrange.
FREMEDLĪCE
Adverb: perfectly.
FREMEDNES
See (ge)fremednes.
FREMFUL
Adjective: useful, well-disposed, beneficent, profitable.
FREMFULLIC
Adjective: useful, advantageous, beneficial, profitable; well-disposed.
FREMFULLĪCE
Adverb: effectually, beneficially.
FREMFULNES
Noun: utility, usefulness; profit, beneficence, beneficial operation.
FREMIAN
See (ge)fremian.
FREMIGENDLIC
Adjective: beneficial, profitable.
FREMLIC
Adjective: advantageous, profitable.
FREMMAN
See (ge)fremman.

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FREMMING
See (ge)fremming.
FREMSUM
Adjective: kind, gracious, courteous, beneficent, benign.
FREMSUME
Adverb: kindly, benignly.
FREMSUMLIC
Adjective: kind, benign.
FREMSUMLĪCE
Adverb: kindly, benignly.
FREMSUMNES
Noun: kindness, benignity, liberality; benefit.
FREMU
Noun: advantage, good, benefit, gain, profit.
FREMUNG
Noun: advantage, profit, good.
FRENCE
Noun: rough cloak.
FRENCISC
Adjective: French.
FRENCISCA
Noun: Frenchman.
FRĒO
1. Adjective: free; glad, joyful; noble, illustrious.
2. Noun: woman, lady.
3. See frēa (1).
4. Noun: freedom, immunity.
FRĒOBEARN
Noun: child of gentle birth.
FRĒOBRŌÐOR
Noun: own brother.
FRĒOBURH
Noun: free city.
FRĒOD
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FRĒODOHTOR
Noun: freeborn or legitimate daughter.
FRĒODŌM
Noun: freedom, liberty, emancipation; deliverance; charter.
FRĒOGAN
See (ge)frēogan.
FRĒOGYLD
Noun: free guild or society.
FRĒOLĀC
Noun: free offering, oblation.
FRĒOLǢTA
Noun: freedman.
FRĒOLIC
See (ge)frēolic.
FRĒOLĪCE
See (ge)frēolīce.
FRĒOLS
1. Noun: freedom, immunity; privilege; feast day, festival, holy day; charter of freedom.
2. Adjective: free, festive.
FRĒOLSǢFEN
Noun: festival-eve, vigil.
FRĒOLSBŌC
Noun: charter of freedom.
FRĒOLSBRYCE
Noun: breach or violation of a festival.
FRĒOLSDÆG
Noun: feast day, festival day.
FRĒOLSEND
Noun: deliverer; liberator, redeemer.
FRĒOLSGEFA
Noun: emancipator.
FRĒOLSGĒR
Noun: feast year, jubilee year.
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See (ge)frēolsian.
FRĒOLSLIC
1. Adjective: free; festive.
2. Adverb: freely; solemnly.
FRĒOLSMANN
Noun: freeman.
FRĒOLSNIHT
Noun: eve of a festival.
FRĒOLSSTŌW
Noun: festival-place.
FRĒOLSTĪD
Noun: feast-day, festival, anniversary, festival of the Church.
FRĒOLSUNG
Noun: celebration of a feast, feasting.
FRĒOMǢG
Noun: relation; kinsman, free kinsman.
FRĒOMANN
Noun: freeman, free-born man.
FRĒONAMA
Noun: surname, noble name.
FRĒOND
Noun: friend, relative, lover; associate.
FRĒONDHEALD
Adjective: friendly, amiable.
FRĒONDHEALDLIC
Adjective: related, akin.
FRĒONDLĀR
Noun: friendly instruction or counsel.
FRĒONDLAÐU
Noun: friendly invitation.
FRĒONDLĒAS
Adjective: friendless; without relatives, orphan.
FRĒONDLĒAST
Noun: want of friends.
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Adjective: kindly, well-disposed, amicable, friendly.
FRĒONDLĪCE
Adverb: kindly, like a friend.
FRĒONDLĪÐE
Adjective: kind or gentle with friends or relations.
FRĒONDLUFU
Noun: friendship, love, intimacy.
FRĒONDMYNE
Noun: amorous mind, amorous intention.
FRĒONDRǢDEN
Noun: friendship; conjugal love.
FRĒONDSCIPE
Noun: friendship; conjugal love.
FRĒONDSPĒD
Noun: abundance of friends.
FRĒONDSPĒDIG
Adjective: rich in friends.
FRĒORIG
Adjective: freezing; cold, chilly, frozen; rigid; sad, trembling, mournful.
FRĒORIGFERÐ
Adjective: sad.
FRĒORIGMŌD
Adjective: sad.
FRĒORIHT
Noun: common right, right of a freeman.
FRĒOSAN
See (ge)frēosan.
FRĒOSCEAT
Noun: freehold property.
FRĒOT
Noun: freedom, liberty, enfranchisement; manumission; priviledge.
FRĒOTGIFA
Noun: liberator, emancipator.
FRĒOTGIFU
Noun: emancipation.

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FRĒOTMANN
Noun: freedman.
FREOÐAN
Verb: to froth.
FREOÐOÐĒAW
Noun: peaceful behaviour or manner.
FREOÐOWEARD
Noun: guardian of peace.
FRĒOWĪF
Noun: freeborn woman.
FRESCYNNING
Noun: Frisian king.
FRESISC
1. Adjective: of or belonging to Friesland, Frisian.
2. Adverb: in the Frisian manner.
FRETAN
See (ge)fretan.
FRETERE
Noun: glutton.
FRETNES
Noun: devouring, ravening.
FRETTAN
Verb: to consume, eat, up, feed upon, devour.
FRETTOL
Adjective: greedy, gluttonous, voracious.
FRĪANDÆG
Noun: Friday.
FRICCA
Noun: preacher, herald, crier.
FRICG
Noun: the name of a Teutonic goddess, the wife of Odin.
FRICGAN
Verb: to ask, question, inquire, investigate, seek after; to find out; to learn, get information of.
FRĪCIAN
Verb: to dance.

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Verb: to seek for, desire.
FRICLO
Noun: appetite, eager desire.
FRICO
Noun: usury; interest.
FRIG
Noun: affection, love; favour.
FRĪGEǢFEN
Noun: Thursday evening.
FRĪGEDÆG
Noun: Friday.
FRIGEDŌM
Noun: deliberation.
FRĪGENIHT
Noun: Thursday night.
FRIGNAN
See (ge)frignan.
FRIGNES
See (ge)frignes.
FRĪGNES
Noun: freedom.
FRIGNUNG
Noun: question, inquiry.
FRIHT
Noun: divination.
FRIHTERE
Noun: soothsayer, diviner.
FRIHTRIAN
Verb: to divine.
FRIHTRUNG
Noun: soothsaying, divination.
FRĪS
1. Adjective: crisped, curled.
2. Adjective: Frisian.

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Noun: Frisians.
FRĪĐ
1. Adjective: fair; beautiful, stately.
2. See frēo (1).
FRIÐ
Noun: peace, tranquillity, security; refuge; restoration of rights.
FRIÐA
Noun: protector, defender.
FRIÐĀÐ
Noun: oath of peace.
FRIÐBĒNA
Noun: suppliant, refugee.
FRIÐBORH
Noun: surety for peace; pledge; bondman.
FRIÐBRǢC
Noun: breach of the peace.
FRIÐBURG
Noun: town with which there is peace, city of refuge, asylum.
FRIÐCANDEL
Noun: peace-candle; the sun.
FRIÐEN
Adjective: protected, sheltered.
FRIÐGĒAR
Noun: a year of peace or jubilee.
FRIÐGEARD
Noun: enclosed place, habitation of peace, asylum, sanctuary; heaven.
FRIÐGEDĀL
Noun: death.
FRIÐGEGILDA
Noun: member of a peace-guild.
FRIÐGEORN
Adjective: peaceable.
FRIÐGEWRIT
Noun: peace agreement.

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Noun: free guild or society.
FRIÐGĪSL
Noun: peace-hostage.
FRIÐHENGEST
Noun: stately horse.
FRIÐHERPAÐ
Noun: king's highway.
FRIÐHŪS
Noun: house of peace, refuge, asylum, sanctuary.
FRIÐIAN
Verb: to make peace with; to be at peace with; to keep, protect; to give asylum to; to observe.
FRIÐIEND
Noun: helper, protector, defender.
FRIÐLAND
Noun: friendly territory.
FRIÐLĒAS
Adjective: peaceless; outlawed.
FRIÐLIC
Adjective: gentle, mild, peaceable, lenient.
FRIÐLĪCE
Adverb: peaceably, quietly.
FRIÐMĀL
Noun: article of peace.
FRIÐMANN
Noun: man under special peace-protection.
FRIÐOBĒACEN
Noun: sign of peace.
FRIÐOSCEALC
Noun: minister of peace, angel.
FRIÐOSIBB
Noun: protecting peace; peace-bringer.
FRIÐOSPĒD
Noun: peaceful speed or prosperity, abundant peace; protecting power.
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FRIÐOÐĒAWAS
Noun: peaceful state.
FRIÐOWǢR
Noun: treaty or covenant of peace, agreement, compact.
FRIÐOWANG
Noun: peaceful plain; place of refuge.
FRIÐOWARU
Noun: protection.
FRIÐOWEBBA
Noun: peace-maker, angel.
FRIÐOWEBBE
Noun: peace-maker; woman.
FRIÐSCIP
Noun: ship for defence.
FRIÐSCIPE
Noun: state of peace.
FRIÐSŌCN
Noun: asylum, sanctuary.
FRIÐSPLOTT
Noun: asylum.
FRIÐSTŌL
Noun: refuge, asylum, sanctuary.
FRIÐSTŌW
Noun: refuge, asylum, sanctuary.
FRIÐSUM
Adjective: peaceful, pacific.
FRIÐSUMIAN
Verb: to reconcile, make peaceful.
FRIÐU
Noun: peace, pardon; protection, safety, security; refuge, asylum.
FRŌD
Adjective: prudent, wise, sage, skilful; old.
FRŌDIAN
Verb: to be wise or prudent.

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FRŌFOR
See (ge)frōfor.
FRŌFORBŌC
Noun: book of consolation.
FRŌFORGĀST
Noun: the Spirit of consolation, the Holy Ghost, Paraclete.
FRŌFORLIC
Adjective: kind, consolatory, helpful.
FRŌFORLĪCE
Adverb: in a way that consoles or comforts or succours.
FRŌFORNES
Noun: comfort, consolation.
FRŌFORWORD
Noun: word or talk of consolation.
FROGGA
Noun: frog.
FRŌM
Noun: Frome, Somersetshire.
FROMĀCNȲSLIAN
Verb: to degenerate.
FROMAWÆLTAN
Verb: to roll away.
FROMFĒRAN
Verb: to go out, go from.
FROMGANGAN
Verb: to go away.
FROMGENIMMA
Verb: to take away.
FROMHWEORFAN
Verb: to go or depart from, turn from.
FRŌMMŪÐA
Noun: the mouth of the river Frome in Dorsetshire, where the Frome discharges itself into Poole
Bay.
FROMSWĪCAN
Verb: to withdraw, desert.

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Verb: to avert.
FROSC
Noun: frog.
FRŌWE
Noun: woman, lady.
FRUM
1. Adjective: original, primitive, first.
2. See fram (2).
3. See fram (3).
4. See fram (1).
FRUMA
Noun: origin, beginning, commencement, source; creation; originator, author, founder,
inventor; chief, ruler, prince, king.
FRUMĀCENNES
Noun: nativity.
FRUMBEARN
Noun: first-born child.
FRUMBYRD
Noun: birth, nativity.
FRUMBYRDLING
Noun: youth.
FRUMCENNED
Adjective: original, primitive; first born.
FRUMCENNENDE
Adjective: primitive, first born.
FRUMCENNING
Noun: first-born.
FRUMCNĒOW
Noun: primal generation.
FRUMCYN
Noun: original kind, origin, lineage, descent, ancestry; race, tribe.
FRUMCYNNEND
Adjective: original, primitive, first-begotten, first-born.
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FRUMDYSIG
Noun: first offence or folly, beginning of sin.
FRUMGĀR
Noun: leader, chieftain, patriarch; noble, prince.
FRUMGESCEAP
Noun: creation of the world.
FRUMGEWEORC
Noun: original construction.
FRUMGEWRIT
Noun: original writing; original deed.
FRUMGIFU
Noun: original gift, privilege, prerogative.
FRUMGRIPA
Noun: first-fruit, firstling.
FRUMGYLD
Noun: first payment or compensation.
FRUMHĒOWUNG
Noun: original formation or creation.
FRUMHRÆGL
Noun: first garment.
FRUMILDO
Noun: early or first age, youth.
FRUMLĒOHT
Noun: first light, dawn.
FRUMLIC
Adjective: original, primitive.
FRUMLĪCE
Adverb: originally.
FRUMLĪDA
Noun: chief sailor, captain of a vessel.
FRUMLȲHTAN
Verb: to dawn.
FRUMMEOLUC
Noun: fresh milk, nectar, beestings.

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Noun: first coinage or minting.
FRUMRǢD
Noun: first or primary ordinance.
FRUMRǢDEN
Noun: original condition or ordinance; space of time.
FRUMRĪPA
Noun: first-fruits.
FRUMSCEAFT
Noun: origin, first creation, primeval condition, birth, the creation; creature; home.
FRUMSCEAPEN
Adjective: first formed or created; original.
FRUMSCEATT
Noun: first-fruits.
FRUMSCEPEND
Noun: originator, creator, author.
FRUMSCYLD
Noun: original sin.
FRUMSETNES
Noun: authority.
FRUMSETNUNG
Noun: foundation, creation.
FRUMSLǢP
Noun: first sleep.
FRUMSPELLUNG
Noun: original story, first telling.
FRUMSPRǢC
Noun: opening words, first words of a discourse; speech, promise, covenant.
FRUMSTAÐOL
Noun: original station, first state.
FRUMSTEMN
Noun: prow.
FRUMSTŌL
Noun: original or principal seat; proper residence or station, mansion-house; paternal home.
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FRUMTĒAM
Noun: first team (of animals harnessed in line).
FRUMTĪD
Noun: beginning, first part or a period.
FRUMTYHTLE
Noun: first accusation or charge.
FRUMWÆSTM
Noun: first-fruits.
FRUMWEORC
Noun: ancient or primeval work; creation.
FRUMWĪFUNG
Noun: first marriage.
FRUMWYLM
Noun: new-born zeal; first inflammation.
FRUMWYRHTA
Noun: creator, author.
FRYMDIG
Adjective: asking, curious, inquisitive; desirous, suppliant.
FRYMETLING
Noun: youngling, young cow.
FRYMĐ
1. Noun: origin, beginning, foundation, first-fruits; creature.
2. See fyrmð (1).
3. See fyrmð (2).
FRYMÐLIC
Adjective: primitive, original, principal, first; chief.
FRYMÐLĪCE
Adverb: originally.
FRYMÐYLDE
Adjective: of early age, young.
FRYSA
Noun: Frisian.
FRYSCA
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3. Adjective: fresh, youth.
FRYSLAND
Noun: Friesland.
FUGEL
Noun: bird, fowl.
FUGELBONA
Noun: fowler, bird-killer.
FUGELCYNN
Noun: brid-tribe, fowl-kind.
FUGELDÆG
Noun: day on which poultry might be eaten.
FUGELDOPPE
Noun: water or dipping-fowl.
FUGELESWȲSE
Noun: larkspur (plant).
FUGELHWATA
Noun: augur, diviner by birds.
FUGELLĪM
Noun: bird-lime.
FUGELNETT
Noun: bird-net.
FUGELNOÐ
Noun: bird-catching, fowling.
FUGELTIMBER
Noun: young bird; bird material.
FUGELTRĒO
Noun: pole for spreading bird-nets, prop (of a snare for birds).
FUGELWEOHLERE
Noun: augur, soothsayer, diviner by birds.
FUGELWYLLE
Adjective: abounding in birds, swarming with birds; producing birds.
FUGLERE
Noun: fowler.
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FUGLIAN
Verb: to catch birds, fowl.
FUGLUNG
Noun: bird catching, fowling.
FŪHT
Adjective: moist, damp.
FŪHTIAN
Verb: to be or become moist.
FŪHTIENDE
Adjective: moist, damp.
FŪL
1. Adjective: impure, unclean, dirty, miry, foul, stinking, corrupt, rotten; disgraceful, vile,
infamous, guilty.
2. Noun: impurity, filth, foulness; offence, fault, crime; guilt.
3. Noun: convicted offender.
4. Noun: foul, common or unconsecrated place, highway where criminals were buried.
FUL
1. Noun: cup, beaker; clouds, sea.
2. See full (1).
3. See full (2).
FULBEALDLĪCE
Adverb: very bold, fully bold.
FŪLBĒAM
Noun: black alder.
FULBEORHT
Adjective: very bright, resplendent.
FULBŌT
Noun: full amends.
FULBRECAN
Verb: to break entirely, violate.
FULCĀFLĪCE
Adverb: very eagerly; full quickly.
FULCYRTEN
Adjective: very beautiful.

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Verb: to perform, complete, satisfy; to arrange.
FULDYSLĪCE
Adverb: very foolishly.
FŪLE
Adverb: foully.
FULEARMLĪCE
Adverb: very wretchedly, full miserably.
FŪLETRĒO
Noun: black alder.
FULFÆSTNIAN
Verb: to ratify fully.
FULFARAN
Verb: to travel, perform a journey.
FULFEALDAN
Verb: to explain.
FULFRĒOLIC
Adjective: very liberal.
FULGEARE
Adverb: quite well, full well; fully, thoroughly.
FULGEHENDE
Adposition: very near, full nigh.
FULGEMÆC
Adjective: very suitable.
FULGENIHTSUM
Adjective: quite sufficient, very abundant.
FULGĒOMOR
Adjective: very sad, full sad.
FULGŌD
Adjective: very good.
FULHĀR
Adjective: very hoary, entirely grey.
FULHĒALĪCE
Adverb: very highly, full highly.
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Verb: to decay, be or become foul, defile, rot, putrefy.
FULL-
Affix: in composition, denoting completeness, fullness, perfection.
FULL
1. Adjective: complete, full, entire, utter, filled; perfect; plump.
2. Adverb: very, fully, completely, entirely, thoroughly.
3. See ful (1).
FULLA
Noun: fullness, perfection; assembly.
FULLǢST
Noun: help, aid, support.
FULLǢSTAN
See (ge)fullǣstan.
FULLÆÐELE
Adjective: very noble, full noble.
FULLANHAM
Noun: Fulham, Middlesex.
FULLBERSTAN
Verb: to be shattered, burst completely.
FULLBĒTAN
Verb: to make full satisfaction or amends.
FULLBLĀC
Adjective: very bright, full bright.
FULLBLĪÐE
Adjective: very glad, very joyful.
FULLBOREN
Adjective: of noble birth, fully born.
FULLBRYCE
Noun: full or entire breach of the peace, violation of the rights of a clerical offender.
FULLCLǢNE
Adjective: very pure, full clean.
FULLCUMAN
Verb: to attain.
FULLCŪÐ
Adjective: public, famous, notorious, full known.

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Verb: to satisfy, gratify (sth).
FULLCȲÐAN
Verb: to declare.
FULLDYSIG
Adjective: very foolish or ignorant.
FULLĒAÐE
Adverb: very easily, full easily.
FULLENDIAN
Verb: to complete, end fully, finish.
FULLERE
Noun: fuller, bleacher.
FULLFLĒON
Verb: to take to flight, flee away, escape completely.
FULLFORÐIAN
Verb: to fulfil.
FULLFREMED
Adjective: perfect.
FULLFREMEDLIC
Adjective: perfect.
FULLFREMEDLĪCE
Adverb: completely, fully, entirely; perfectly.
FULLFREMEDNES
Noun: completeness, fulfilment; perfection.
FULLFREMMAN
See (ge)fullfremman.
FULLFYLIGAN
Verb: to follow (a teacher), obey; to pursue.
FULLFYLLAN
Verb: to accomplish, fulfil.
FULLGĀN
Verb: to fulfil, finish; to perfect; to carry out, perform, accomplish; to follow, go after, imitate;
to obey; to help, aid.
FULLGEARWIAN
Verb: to complete, finish; to prepare or equip fully.

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FULLGEDRIFEN
Adjective: full (of wild beasts); crammed full.
FULLGEORNE
Adverb: very diligently, full well, full earnestly.
FULLGETRĒOW
Adjective: very true, full true.
FULLGEWĒPNED
Adjective: fully armed, full weaponed.
FULLGLĒAWLĪCE
Adverb: very prudently, full wisely.
FULLGRŌWAN
Verb: to come to maturity, grow to perfection.
FULLHĀL
Adverb: thoroughly well.
FULLHEALDEN
Adjective: contented; sufficient, ample.
FULLHEARDE
Adverb: very firmly or tightly, full strongly.
FULLIAN
See (ge)fullian.
FULLIC
Adjective: full; universal; catholic.
FŪLLIC
Adjective: shameful, base; objectionable; unclean, foul.
FULLĪCE
Adverb: completely, fully, entirely; perfectly; abundantly.
FŪLLĪCE
Adverb: shamefully, foully.
FULLIGAN
See (ge)fulligan.
FULLMÆGEN
Noun: great power, authority.
FULLMANNOD
Adjective: fully peopled, full manned.
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Adjective: excellent, perfect.
FULLMEDOMLĪCE
Adverb: fully, perfectly.
FULLNES
Noun: fullness.
FULLOC
Noun: final or definite agreement.
FULLOFT
Adverb: very often, full oft.
FULLONGE
Adverb: very long, full long.
FULLRAÐE
Adverb: full quickly, immediately.
FULLRECEN
Adjective: very quick, full quick.
FULLRICENE
Adverb: very quickly, full quickly, immediately.
FULLRĪPOD
Adjective: mature.
FULLSINGAN
Verb: to sing in full.
FULLSLĀW
Adjective: very slow, full slow.
FULLSLĒAN
Verb: to effect the death of a person, kill outright.
FULLSŌÐ
Adverb: very truly, full sooth.
FULLSTRONG
Adjective: full strong, most rigid.
FULLSUMNES
Noun: abundance.
FULLTRYMMAN
Verb: to confirm, corroborate.
FULLÐUNGEN
Adjective: high, lofty; complete, fully grown, perfect.

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Noun: completeness, full development; perfection, full capacity.
FULLUNGA
Adverb: fully.
FULLUNRŌT
Adjective: very unhappy, full sad.
FULLWEARM
Adjective: fully warm.
FULLWEAXAN
Verb: to grow to maturity.
FULLWEAXEN
Adjective: full-grown.
FULLWELIG
Adjective: very rich, full wealthy.
FULLWEORÐLĪCE
Adverb: full worthily, very honourably.
FULLWĒPNOD
Adjective: fully armed.
FULLWER
Noun: complete wer, full atonement.
FULLWĒRIG
Adjective: very tired.
FULLWĪTE
Noun: full fine.
FULLWUNIAN
Verb: to remain, continue to be.
FULLWYRCAN
Verb: to complete, fulfil; to commit, accomplish.
FULMONEG
Adjective: very many, full many.
FULNĒAH
1. Adjective: very near, full nigh.
2. Adverb: almost, very nearly, full nearly.
FŪLNES
Noun: impurity, filthy smell, foulness, stench.

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Adjective: full right, most right or direct.
FULRIHTE
Adverb: very rightly, full rightly.
FULSĀRLĪCE
Adverb: very harsly or violently, full sorely.
FULSCRID
Adjective: very swift, full quick.
FULSĒFTE
Adjective: very soft, full soft.
FULSMĒÐE
Adjective: very smooth, full smooth.
FŪLSTINCENDE
Adjective: foul-stinking.
FULSWĪÐE
Adverb: very, very much.
FULTRUM
Adjective: very firm, full strong.
FULTRŪWIAN
Verb: to confide in, trust fully in.
FULTUM
Noun: help, aid, assistance, support, protection, succour; forces, army; helper.
FULTUMAN
See (ge)fultuman.
FULTUMGESTRE
Noun: helper.
FULTUMIEND
See (ge)fultumiend.
FULTUMLĒAS
Adjective: without help, helpless.
FULÐICLĪCE
Adverb: very often or frequently; full thickly.
FULWA
Noun: fuller.
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Adjective: very watchful, full watchful.
FULWǢRLĪC
Adjective: very cautious or prudent, full wary.
FULWERE
Noun: baptist, baptizer.
FULWIAN
See (ge)fulwian.
FULWĪDE
Adverb: round about, all around, full widely.
FULWIHT
Noun: baptism; Christianity.
FULWIHTBÆÐ
Noun: bath or font of baptism.
FULWIHTBĒNA
Noun: applicant for baptism.
FULWIHTELE
Noun: baptismal oil.
FULWIHTERE
Noun: baptizer, the Baptist.
FULWIHTFÆDER
Noun: baptizer; godfather.
FULWIHTHĀD
Noun: baptismal order or vow.
FULWIHTNAMA
Noun: baptismal or Christian name.
FULWIHTSTŌW
Noun: baptistery.
FULWIHTTĪD
Noun: time of baptism.
FULWIHTÐĒAW
Noun: rite of baptism.
FULWIHTÐĒNUNG
Noun: baptismal service.
FULWIHTWÆTER
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FULWIHTWERE
Noun: baptist, the Baptist.
FULWRÆTLĪCE
Adverb: very wonderfully, full wondrously.
FULWURÐLĪCE
Adverb: full worthily, very honourably.
FULYRRE
Adjective: very angry, full angry.
FUNDIAN
Verb: to tend to; to intend, aspire to; to endeavour, strive after; to desire, wish for; to hasten; to
go, set out, go forward.
FUNDUNG
Noun: going, departure.
FUNTA
Noun: fount, spring, brook.
FURH
Noun: furrow, trench.
FURHWUDU
Noun: pine, fir-wood, fir-tree.
FŪRIAN
See (ge)fūrian.
FURLANG
Noun: length of furrow; land the breadth of furrow.
FURÐORLUCOR
Adverb: more perfectly.
FURÐUM
Adverb: even, quite; just as; already; also, indeed; further; exactly; at first, previously.
FURÐUMLIC
Adjective: luxurious, indulgent.
FŪS
Adjective: ready, prepared; quick, prompt, hastening; expectant, eager, willing; striving
forward; inclined to, prone; brave; dying.
FŪSLĒOÐ
Noun: death-song, dirge.
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FŪSLĪCE
Adverb: readily, promptly; gladly.
FŪSNES
Noun: quickness.
FUSTRA
Noun: stone used for striking fire, firestone, flint.
FŪSTRENDEL
Noun: focus.
FȲHTAN
Verb: to moisten.
FYLCIAN
See (ge)fylcian.
FYLD
Noun: fold, crease, wrinkle, plait; volume.
FYLDESTŌL
Noun: folding-seat.
FYLGAN
See (ge)fylgan.
FYLGEND
Noun: follower; observer; performer, fulfiller.
FYLGENDLIC
Adjective: that may be imitated.
FYLGESTRE
Noun: female follower.
FYLGING
1. Noun: following, harrow.
2. Noun: fallow-land.
FYLIGENDLIC
Adjective: that may be imitated.
FYLIGNES
Noun: following, executing, practice, completing.
FYLLAN
See (ge)fyllan.
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Noun: filling, completion; full moon.
FYLLEN
Noun: a dropping.
FYLLESĒOC
Adjective: epileptic, falling sick; lunatic.
FYLLESĒOCNES
Noun: epilepsy, the falling sickness.
FYLLEÐFLŌD
Noun: high or spring tide.
FYLLEWÆRC
Noun: epilepsy.
FYLLING
See (ge)fylling.
FYLLNES
See (ge)fyllnes.
FYLLO
Noun: feast, fullness, satiety, gluttony.
FYLNES
See (ge)fylnes.
FYLST
1. Noun: help, aid, assistance.
2. See fullǣst.
FYLSTAN
See (ge)fylstan.
FYLSTEND
See (ge)fylstend.
FȲLÐ
Noun: impurity, filth, uncleanness, rottenness; moral impurity, foul practice.
FYLWĒRIG
Adjective: faint to death, slaughter-weary.
FYNDE
Adjective: able to be found.
FYNDELE
Noun: device, invention.
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Noun: moisture, mould.
FYNEGIAN
Verb: to become mouldy or musty.
FYNIG
Adjective: damp, musty, mouldy; decayed.
FYNIHT
Adjective: fenny, marshy.
FȲR
Noun: fire, hearth; disease.
FȲRAN
See (ge)fȳran.
FȲRBǢRE
Adjective: fiery; fire-bearing.
FȲRBÆÐ
Noun: fire-bath, hell-fire.
FȲRBEND
Noun: bar forged in the fire.
FȲRBĒTA
Noun: fireman, stoker.
FȲRBRYNE
Noun: fire burning, conflagration.
FYRCLIAN
Verb: to flash, flicker; to fork into many rays.
FȲRCLOMM
Noun: fire-bond.
FȲRCRŪCE
Noun: cooking vessel, kettle; crucible.
FȲRCYNN
Noun: kind of fire.
FȲRDCRÆFT
Noun: expedition.
FYRDEND
Adjective: enrolled for military service.
FYRDESNE
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FYRDFÆRELD
Noun: military expedition or service.
FYRDFARU
Noun: military service; military expedition.
FYRDFŌR
Noun: military service.
FYRDGEATEWE
Noun: warlike trappings or arms.
FYRDGEMACA
Noun: companion in war, fellow-soldier.
FYRDGESTEALLA
Noun: comrade in arms, martial comrade.
FYRDGETRUM
Noun: martial band, band of warriors, company of soldiers.
FYRDHOM
Noun: corselet.
FYRDHRÆGL
Noun: corselet.
FYRDHWÆT
Adjective: brave, bold, warlike.
FYRDIAN
Verb: to march, go on an expedition, be at war.
FYRDING
Noun: army, armament; progression, march, expedition; fighting; military service; camp; fine
for evading military service.
FYRDLĀF
Noun: survivors of a battle, remnants of an army.
FYRDLĒAS
Adjective: unprotected, without an army.
FYRDLĒOÐ
Noun: war-song.
FYRDLIC
Adjective: martial, military.
FYRDMANN
Noun: warrior, soldier.

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Noun: liability to military service.
FȲRDRACA
Noun: fire-spewing dragon.
FYRDRIAN
Verb: to serve in the army.
FYRDRINC
Noun: warrior, soldier.
FYRDSCEORP
Noun: armour.
FYRDSCIP
Noun: ship of war.
FYRDSEARU
Noun: war-equipment.
FYRDSŌCN
Noun: military service; seeking of the army.
FYRDSTEMN
Noun: army-corps.
FYRDSTRǢT
Noun: high road, military road.
FYRDTĪBER
Noun: military sacrifice.
FYRDTRUMA
Noun: martial band, army.
FYRDWǢN
Noun: military wagon.
FYRDWEARD
Noun: military watch, army-guard.
FYRDWEROD
Noun: host, army, phalanx.
FYRDWĪC
Noun: camp, army-station.
FYRDWĪSA
Noun: leader of an expedition, chieftain.
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FYRDWĪTE
Noun: fine for evading military service.
FYRDWYRÐE
Adjective: mighty in war, famous or distinguished in war; fit to bear arms.
FȲREN
Adjective: of fire, flaming, burning, red-hot; fiery.
FȲRENCYLLE
Noun: lamp, fiery torch.
FȲRENFUL
Adjective: fiery.
FYRENFULNES
Noun: luxury; riot.
FȲRENTĀCEN
Noun: fiery sign.
FȲRENÐECELE
Noun: firebrand, fiery torch.
FȲRFEAXEN
Adjective: having locks of flame.
FȲRFŌDA
Noun: fuel, twigs for burning.
FȲRGEARWUNG
Noun: cooking; fuel.
FȲRGEARWUNGE
Noun: fire-preparation.
FȲRGEBEORH
Noun: fire-screen.
FȲRGEBRÆC
Noun: crackling of fire.
FYRGENHĒAFOD
Noun: mountain headland.
FȲRGNĀST
Noun: spark of fire.
FYRH
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Adjective: hot as fire, ardent, burning.
FȲRHEARD
Adjective: hardening by fire.
FYRHT
See (ge)fyrht.
FYRHTAN
See (ge)fyrhtan.
FYRHTNES
Noun: fear.
FYRHTO
See (ge)fyrhto.
FYRHÐ
See (ge)fyrhð.
FȲRHŪS
Noun: room with fireplace.
FȲRIAN
Verb: to make a fire, supply with firing; to keep warm; to give warmth, cherish; to make a
furrow; to plough, till.
FYRLEN
1. Adjective: distant, remote, far off.
2. Noun: distance.
FȲRLĒOHT
Noun: fire-flight, gleam of fire.
FȲRLĒOMA
Noun: gleam of fire.
FȲRLOCA
Noun: fiery prison.
FYRM
1. Noun: cleansing.
2. See feorm.
3. See forma (1).
FȲRMǢL
Noun: mark burnt in by fire.
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2. Noun: cleansing, washing.
FYRMEST
at first; most; very well, best.
FYRN
1. Adjective: former, old, ancient.
2. See (ge)fyrn.
FYRNDAGAS
See (ge)fyrndagas.
FYRNGĒAR
Noun: past year, former year, preceding year.
FYRNGĒARA
Adverb: of old times.
FYRNGEFLIT
Noun: old conflict, quarrel or strife.
FYRNGEFLITA
Noun: enemy of old.
FYRNGEMYND
Noun: ancient history.
FYRNGESCEAP
Noun: ancient decree.
FYRNGESETU
Noun: former dwelling-place, former seat.
FYRNGESTRĒON
Noun: ancient treasure.
FYRNGEWEORC
Noun: ancient work.
FYRNGEWINN
Noun: ancient war, primeval struggle.
FYRNGEWRIT
Noun: old writing or scripture.
FYRNGEWYRHT
Noun: former work; fate.
FYRNGIDD
Noun: ancient prophecy.

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Noun: man of old times.
FYRNSÆGEN
Noun: old saying, ancient tradition.
FYRNSCEAÐA
Noun: old enemy, fiend or devil.
FYRNSTRĒAMAS
Noun: ancient streams; the ocean.
FYRNWEORC
Noun: ancient work; the creation.
FYRNWITA
Noun: old counsellor or prophet; ancient sage.
FȲRPANNE
Noun: brazier; fire-pan, pan for burning odoriferous herbs.
FȲRRACE
Noun: rake, fire-rake, fire-pan, implement for removing ashes from a fireplace.
FYRS
1. Noun: bramble, furze, gorse.
2. See fers.
FȲRSCOFL
Noun: fire-shovel.
FYRSGĀRA
Noun: furzy corner.
FYRSĪG
Noun: island on which furze grows.
FYRSLĒAH
Noun: furzy lea.
FȲRSMEORTENDE
Adjective: fire-smarting.
FȲRSPEARCA
Noun: fire-spark.
FYRSPENN
Noun: pen or fold made of furze.
FYRSRǢW
Noun: row or fence of furze.

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1. See first (1).
2. See first (2).
3. See forma (1).
4. Noun: door, first entrance, threshold; top, ceiling, roof, ridge.
5. Adverb: at first.
FȲRSTĀN
Noun: flint, firestone.
FȲRSWEART
Adjective: blackened with fire.
FȲRTANG
Noun: fire-tongs.
FȲRTORR
Noun: lighthouse, beacon.
FȲRÐOLLE
Noun: oven, furnace, frying pan; apparatus for torture.
FYRÐRAN
See (ge)fyrðran.
FYRÐRIEND
Noun: promoter, patron.
FYRÐRINGNES
Noun: furtherance, promotion; exalting.
FYRÐRUNG
Noun: furtherance, promotion.
FYRWIT
1. Noun: curiosity, yearning.
2. Adjective: curious, inquisitive.
FYRWITFUL
Adjective: careful, curious, anxious.
FYRWITGEORN
Adjective: anxious, curious, inquisitive.
FYRWITGEORNES
Noun: curiosity, anxiety; fornication.
FYRWITGEORNLĪCE
Adverb: carefully, studiously.

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Noun: curiosity.
FȲRWYLM
Noun: wave of fire.
FȲSAN
Verb: to make ready, prepare oneself, hasten; to make eager, stimulate, incite, impel; to drive
away, send forth, put to flight, banish.
FȲST
Noun: fist.
FȲSTGEBĒAT
Noun: hitting with the fist.
FȲSTSLÆGEN
Adjective: struck with the fist.
FYXE
Noun: she-fox, vixen.
FYXEN
Adjective: of or belonging to a fox.
FYXENHȲD
Noun: she-fox’s skin.

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Noun: small dish, side or dessert dish, platter.
GABULROID
Noun: compass.
GĀD
1. Noun: lack, want, need; desire.
2. Noun: goad, sting, prick; point of a weapon, arrow or spearhead.
GADA
See (ge)gada.
GADERIAN
Verb: to gather, bring together, join, assemble, unite; to collect, compile, accumulate, amass,
store up, garner; to pluck; to associate with; to concentrate.
GADERSCIPE
See (ge)gaderscipe.
GADERTANG
Adjective: continuous; united, conjoint, contiguous, in contact or connexion.
GADERTANGNES
Noun: continuation.
GADERTENGAN
Verb: to continue; to join.
GADERUNG
See (ge)gaderung.
GADERWIST
See (ge)gaderwist.
GADINCA
Noun: wether sheep; maimed animal.
GĀDĪREN
Noun: goad, gad-iron.
GADRIAN
See (ge)gadrian.
GADRIGENDLIC
Adjective: collective, congregative.
GÆD
Noun: society, fellowship, union.
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GÆLÆÐ
Noun: cage to sell or punish bondmen in.
GǢLAN
Verb: hinder, impede; to delay, linger; to hesitate, keep in suspense; to dupe.
GǢLING
Noun: delay.
GǢLS
Noun: wantonness, lust, voluptuousness; (worldly) care, luxury, greedy person; pride.
GǢLSA
Noun: wantonness, lust; pride; (worldly) care; luxury, extravagance; greedy person, glutton.
GǢLSLIC
Adjective: luxurious, producing wantonness or excess.
GÆNCG
See (ge)gæncg.
GÆNGANG
1. Adjective: pregnant.
2. See gēangang.
GÆNT
Noun: Ghent.
GǢRED
Adjective: wedge-shaped, fork.
GÆRS
Noun: grass, herb, blade (of grass) grass-covered ground; pasture, grazing, herbage; plant; hay,
young corn.
GÆRSBEDD
Noun: grass-bed, grave.
GÆRSCĪÐ
Noun: blade of grass.
GÆRSEN
Adjective: grass-grown.
GÆRSGRĒNE
Adjective: grass-green.
GÆRSHOPPA
Noun: grasshopper, locust.

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Noun: grasshopper, locust.
GÆRSING
Noun: pasture.
GÆRSSWȲN
Noun: pasturage-swine.
GÆRST
Adjective: green like grass.
GÆRSTAPA
Noun: grasshopper, locust.
GÆRSTŪN
Noun: meadow, grass-enclosure.
GÆRSTŪNDĪC
Noun: grass-meadow-dike.
GÆRSUM
Noun: riches, costly gift, treasure, jewel.
GÆRSUMA
Noun: riches, costly gift, treasure, jewel.
GÆRSWONG
Noun: field of grass, grassy plain.
GÆRSWYRT
Noun: herb, grass.
GÆRSYRÐ
Noun: grass-land, pasturage, pasturage in return for ploughing-labour.
GǢSNE
Adjective: barren, sterile; lacking, wanting, void of, deprived of, destitute; empty; dead, lifeless.
GǢSTAN
Verb: to frighten; to afflict, torment.
GÆSTLĪÐEND
Adjective: hospitable.
GǢTEN
Adjective: of or belonging to a goat.
GAF
Adjective: base, vile, lewd, wanton.
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GAFFETUNG
Noun: mocking, scoffing.
GAFOL
1. Noun: gift, offering; due, debt, tax, duty, tribute, rent; profit, interest; usury; fork.
2. Noun: fork.
GAFOLBERE
Noun: barley paid as rent.
GAFOLFISC
Noun: fish paid as rent or tribute.
GAFOLFRĒO
Adjective: free from tax or tribute.
GAFOLGERĒFA
Noun: tax gatherer, publican.
GAFOLGIELDA
Noun: debtor, rent-payer, tribute-payer, tenant.
GAFOLGYLD
Noun: revenue.
GAFOLGYLDERE
Noun: debtor, tribute-payer.
GAFOLHEORD
Noun: taxable stock; swarm or hive of bees.
GAFOLHWĪTEL
Noun: tribute-blanket, legal tender instead of coin for the rent of a hide of land.
GAFOLIAN
See (ge)gafolian.
GAFOLLAND
Noun: leased land, tribute-land.
GAFOLLIC
Adjective: fiscal, of or belonging to tribute or taxes.
GAFOLMǢD
Noun: meadow which was mown as part of the rent.
GAFOLMANN
Noun: tribute payer.
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GAFOLPENIG
Noun: tribute-penny.
GAFOLRǢDEN
Noun: tribute, rent, tax.
GAFOLRAND
Noun: compasses.
GAFOLSWĀN
Noun: swineherd who had a herd of swine from the lord on condition of paying a certain part of
the stock.
GAFOLTĪNING
Noun: fencing-wood given as part of the rent.
GAFOLWUDU
Noun: firewood supplied as part of the rent.
GAFOLYRÐ
Noun: the cultivation of tribute-land.
GAFSPRǢC
See (ge)gafsprǣc.
GAFSPRǢCE
See (ge)gafsprǣce.
GAFULFORD
Noun: Camelford, Cornwall.
GAGĀTES
Noun: precious stone, agate, jet.
GAGĀTSTĀN
Noun: agate, jet.
GAGEL
Noun: gale, sweet gale, bog-myrtle.
GAGELCROPPAN
Noun: tufts or catkins of gale.
GAGOL
1. Adjective: gay, light, frolicsome; wanton, lascivious; wicked; proud.
2. See gāl (1).
3. See gagel.
GAGOLBǢRE

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Adjective: wanton, lascivious.
GAGOLBǢRNES
Noun: wantonness, luxury, riot.
GAGOLISC
Adjective: light, frolicsome; wanton, lascivious.
GAGULSUILLAN
Verb: to gargle.
GĀL
1. Noun: lust, wanton, lascivious; luxury; folly, levity; lightness.
2. Adjective: pleasant, gay, light, licentious; wanton; wicked; proud.
GALAN
See (ge)galan.
GALDOR
Noun: magic, incantation, charm, spell, enchantment, sorcery; divination; song, poem; sound,
the sound of a trumpet; lore.
GALDORCRÆFT
Noun: magic art, occult art, incantation.
GALDORCRÆFTIGA
Noun: enchanter, wizard.
GALDORCWIDE
Noun: magic saying or song, incantation.
GALDORGALEND
Noun: enchanter, magician.
GALDORGALERE
Noun: enchanter, wizard, soothsayer.
GALDORLĒOÐ
Noun: magic song, incantation, charm, spell, enchantment.
GALDORSANG
Noun: incantation.
GALDORWORD
Noun: magic word, word of incantation.
GALDRE
Noun: enchanter, charmer, wizard, magician, sorcerer, soothsayer, diviner.
GALDRICGE
Noun: enchantress, magician.

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GALDRYGEA
Noun: enchanter.
GALEND
Noun: enchanter.
GALERE
Noun: enchanter, snake-charmer, wizard.
GĀLFERHÐ
Adjective: wanton, licentious, mind-lustful.
GĀLFRĒOLS
Noun: revel, licentious festivals (plural).
GĀLFUL
Adjective: wanton, lustful, licentious, luxurious.
GĀLFULLĪCE
Adverb: in a wanton, lustful, luxurious manner.
GĀLIAN
Verb: to be wanton or licentious.
GALILĒA
Noun: Galilee.
GALILĒISC
Adjective: Galilean.
GALLEAS
Noun: Gauls, Franks, French.
GALLIARĪCE
Noun: the kingdom of the Gauls, France.
GĀLLIC
Adjective: wanton, lustful.
GĀLLĪCE
Adverb: in a lustful manner, wantonly, licentiously.
GALLISC
Adjective: Gaulish, French.
GALLOC
Noun: comfrey, gall-apple.
GALMANHŌ
Noun: Anglo-Saxon Abbey at York, afterwards St. Mary’s.
GĀLMŌD

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Adjective: wanton, licentious, light-minded.
GĀLNES
Noun: wantonness, lustfulness, lust, luxury, frivolity.
GĀLSCIPE
Noun: wantonness, lustfulness, lasciviousness, lewdness, luxury, excess; pride.
GĀLSERE
Noun: lustful or licentious person.
GĀLSMǢRE
Adjective: light, laughing, giggling, jocose, facetious, frivolous.
GALUNG
Noun: incantation.
GALWALAS
Noun: Gauls, Frenchmen; France.
GĀLWRǢNE
Adjective: luxurious, lecherous.
GAMEN
Noun: amusement, pastime, game, jest, sport; joy, mirth, pleasure.
GAMENIAN
Verb: to play, game, joke, pun.
GAMENLIC
Adjective: theatrical, ridiculous.
GAMENLĪCE
Adverb: sportingly; deceitfully, artfully.
GAMENUNG
Noun: pastime, playing, gaming, jesting.
GAMENWĀÐ
Noun: merry journey, joyous path.
GAMENWUDU
Noun: pleasure-wood, glee-wood: musical instrument, harp.
GAMING
Noun: playing, gaming, gesticulation.
GAMOL
Adjective: old, aged, advanced, ancient, hoary.
GAMOLFEAX
Adjective: grey-haired, with hoary locks.

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GAMOLFERHÐ
Adjective: old, aged.
GAMOLIAN
Verb: to grow old.
GĀN
See (ge)gān.
GANDIS
Noun: the river Ganges.
GANDRA
Noun: gander.
GANG
Noun: going, journey, walk, progress; step, way, path, track; flow, stream; drain, privy; passage,
course (of time); platform, stage, bed; legal process; stream of words, narrative; company of
people.
GANGAN
Verb: to go; to go on foot, walk; to turn out.
GANGDÆG
Noun: Perambulation days, the three days before Ascension day or Holy Thursday, Rogation
days.
GANGENDE
Adjective: alive; going on foot.
GANGERE
Noun: footman; ganger.
GANGERN
Noun: privy.
GANGEWIFRE
Noun: spider, ganging weaver.
GANGFEORMERE
Noun: privy-cleanser, jakes-farmer.
GANGGETELD
Noun: tent, travelling or portable tent, pavilion.
GANGHERE
Noun: foot-army, infantry.
GANGPYTT
Noun: privy.

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GANGSETL
Noun: privy.
GANGSTŌL
Noun: privy, stool.
GANGTŪN
Noun: privy, latrine; draught-house.
GANGWEG
Noun: way, road, thoroughfare, gang-way.
GANGWUCE
Noun: rogation week, week of holy Thursday.
GĀNIAN
Verb: to, open, gape, yawn.
GANOT
Noun: gannet, swan, sea-bird, water-fowl, fen-duck.
GĀNUNG
Noun: yawning, gaping (in scorn); chattering; braying.
GĀR
1. Noun: weapon, arms, spear, javelin, arrow, dart, shaft.
2. Noun: tempest, piercing cold; sharp pain.
GĀRA
1. Noun: angular point of land, corner of land, cape, promontory, gore; strip of cloth, saddle
cloth, flap, lappet.
2. Noun: spear-man.
GĀRÆCER
Noun: pointed strip of land.
GĀRBĒAM
Noun: spear-shaft, javelin-handle.
GĀRBEREND
Noun: warrior, javelin-bearer, soldier.
GĀRCĒNE
Adjective: bold in fight, spear-bold.
GĀRCLIFE
Noun: agrimony.
GĀRCWEALM
Noun: death by the spear, spear-slaughter.

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GĀRDENE
Noun: armed or warlike Danes, spear-Danes.
GĀRFARU
Noun: warlike expedition.
GĀRGETRUM
Noun: armed company.
GĀRGEWINN
Noun: fight with spears, battle.
GĀRHĒAP
Noun: band of warriors.
GĀRHOLT
Noun: shafted spear, javelin.
GĀRLĒAC
Noun: garlic.
GĀRMITTING
Noun: battle.
GĀRNĪÐ
Noun: spear-battle, conflict, war.
GĀRRǢS
Noun: rush of spears, battle, war.
GĀRSECG
Noun: sea, ocean; spear-man.
GĀRTORN
Noun: fighting rage.
GĀRÐRACU
Noun: battle, attack of javelins.
GĀRÐRĪST
Adjective: bold or daring with a spear.
GĀRWIGA
Noun: warrior, spear-fighter.
GĀRWIGEND
Noun: warrior, spearman.
GĀRWUDU
Noun: spear-shaft, lance, javelin.
GĀSRĪC

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Noun: savage or furious animal, impetuous creature.
GĀST
Noun: spirit, ghost, angel, demon; life, breath; soul, spirit; Holy Ghost; man, human being.
GĀSTAN
Verb: to meditate.
GĀSTBEREND
Noun: man, living soul, spirit-bearer.
GĀSTBONA
Noun: soul-slayer, the Devil.
GĀSTBRŪCENDE
Adjective: practising in the spirit.
GĀSTCOFA
Noun: breast.
GĀSTCUND
Adjective: Spiritual.
GĀSTCWALU
Noun: torment, torment of soul, pains of hell.
GĀSTCYNING
Noun: soul’s king, God.
GĀSTEDŌM
Noun: spirituality.
GĀSTGEDĀL
Noun: death, separation of soul and body.
GĀSTGEHYGD
Noun: thought, thought of mind.
GĀSTGEMYND
Noun: thought, thought of mind or spirit.
GĀSTGENĪÐLA
Noun: devil, persecutor or foe of souls.
GĀSTGERȲNE
Noun: thought, consideration; ghostly or spiritual mystery, mystery of the mind.
GĀSTGEWINN
Noun: torment of soul, pains of hell.
GĀSTGIFU
Noun: spiritual gift or grace, special gift of the Holy Spirit.

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GĀSTHĀLIG
Adjective: holy, holy in spirit.
GĀSTLĒAS
Adjective: lifeless, dead.
GĀSTLIC
Adjective: holy, spiritual, clerical (not lay); terrible, ghastly, ghostly, spectral.
GĀSTLĪCE
Adverb: spiritually.
GĀSTLUFU
Noun: spiritual love, soul’s love.
GĀSTSUNU
Noun: spiritual son, Christ.
GĀT
Noun: she-goat.
GĀTAHŪS
Noun: goat-house.
GĀTALOC
Noun: goat-house.
GĀTĀNSTĪG
Noun: goat-path.
GĀTBUCCA
Noun: he-goat.
GĀTEHǢR
Noun: goat’s hair.
GĀTESHĒUED
Noun: Gateshead, near Newcastle, Durham.
GĀTETRĒOW
Noun: cornel tree.
GĀTHYRDE
Noun: goat-herd.
GAUELSESTER
Noun: measure of rent ale.
GE-
Affix: originally gave a collective or intensive sense.
GĒ

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1. Pronoun: you, ye.
2. See gēa.
GE
Conjunction: and, also; even.
GĒA
Adverb: yes, yea.
GEĀBILGIAN
Verb: to offend, make angry, exasperate.
GĒAC
1. Noun: cuckoo; gawk.
2. See gēað.
GĒACESŪRE
Noun: wood-sorrel.
(GE)ACLIAN
Verb: to excite, frighten.
GEĀCOLMŌDIAN
Verb: to alarm, sadden, cow, terrify.
(GE)ĀDLIAN
Verb: to be diseased or ill, languish; to ail, cause disease, make ill.
GEǢCNŌSLIAN
Verb: to degenerate.
GEǢCNŌSLIENDE
Adjective: degenerating.
(GE)ÆFESTIAN
Verb: to envy; to be or become envious.
(GE)ÆFNAN
Verb: to do, perform, carry out, fulfil; to labour; to suffer, endure, be in miserable condition; to
cause; to hold, sustain; to show.
(GE)ǢFNIAN
Verb: to grow or draw towards evening.
GEÆHTENDLĪC
Adjective: valuable, estimable.
GEÆHTLE
Noun: esteem, consideration; estimation.
(GE)ǢLAN

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Verb: to light, kindle, burn, set on fire.
GEÆLFREMED
Adjective: estranged; free, separated from.
GEÆLFREMEDAN
Verb: to estrange, alienate.
(GE)ǢMTIGIAN
Verb: to empty; to be void, be unoccupied, be vacant, have time for, be at leisure; to devote one's
self to.
GEǢNAN
Verb: to join with, unite oneself to.
GEǢRENDIAN
Verb: to go on an errand, carry a message, send word to; to intercede, negotiate for; to seek for;
to obtain; to speed; to succeed; to tell, ask, intercede; to succeed, speed.
(GE)ÆRNAN
1. Verb: to run, race, gallop, ride; to run for, reach by running, galloping or riding, gallop up
to (sth/sw.).
2. See (ge)iernan (1).
GEÆRWE
Adjective: wicked, perverse, depraved.
(GE)ǢSWICIAN
Verb: to offend, deceive; to apostatize; to desert.
(GE)ǢTRIAN
Verb: to poison, envenom; to become poisonous.
(GE)ǢÐAN
Verb: to swear, make oath.
GEÆÐELE
Adjective: natural; suitable, congenial.
GEÆÐELIAN
Verb: to make renowned, celebrated or excellent, ennoble; to improve.
GEǢWIERDLIAN
Verb: to injure.
(GE)ǢWNIAN
Verb: to marry.
GEAFLAS
Noun: jaws.

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GEAFLIAN
Verb: to get, obtain.
GEAFORUD
Adjective: lifted up.
(GE)ĀGEN
Adjective: own, proper, peculiar.
GĒAGL
1. Noun: jaw, jowl; throat, gullet.
2. See gāl (1).
3. See gagol (3).
GĒAGLSWILE
Noun: swelling of the jaws.
(GE)ĀGNIAN
Verb: to own, posses, inherit; to appropriate, arrogate, usurp; to adopt; to enslave; to make over
(to).
(GE)ĀGNIENDLIC
Adjective: owning, possessive; genitive (case).
GEĀGNOD
Adjective: own.
(GE)ĀGNUNG
Noun: owning, possession, ownership, acquisition, appropriation; power or dominion over
anything.
GEALĀDL
Noun: gall-disease, jaundice.
GĒALĀGĒ
Noun: yea, amen.
GEALD
Adverb: possibly, perhaps.
GEALG
Adjective: sad; angry.
GEALGA
1. Noun: gallows, gibbet, cross.
2. Noun: sadness, melancholy, gloom.
GEALGMŌD
Adjective: sad, gloomy; angry, furious.

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GEALGMŌDLĪCE
Adverb: bitterly.
GEALGMŌDNESS
Noun: gloominess, sullenness.
GEALGTRĒOW
Noun: gallows-tree, gallows, cross.
GEALLA
Noun: gall, bile; fretted or galled place on the skin.
GEALLĀDL
Noun: melancholia; jaundice.
GEALLEDE
Adjective: fretted, galled.
GEALLIG
Adjective: acris, tristis.
GEALPETTAN
Verb: to boast.
GEALPETTUNG
Noun: boastfulness, noisy talking.
GEALT
Noun: boar.
GEAMBIHTAN
Verb: to serve, minister.
GĒAN-
Affix: return, reciprocal action; against, in opposition to; toward so as to meet; repetition.
GĒAN
1. Adposition: against, over against, on the opposite side.
2. See gēn (1).
3. See gēn (2).
(GE)ANBIDIAN
Verb: to wait, wait for, await, expect; to stay; to abide.
(GE)ANBĪDUNG
Noun: waiting for, expectation; delay; abiding, tarrying.
GEANBŌC
Noun: counterpart, duplicate charter.
GĒANCUMENDE

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Adjective: meeting.
GĒANCYME
Noun: meeting.
GĒANCYRNES
Noun: meeting; return.
GĒANCYRR
Noun: meeting, turning or coming against.
GĒANCYRRENDLIC
Adjective: relative.
(GE)ĀNDAGIAN
Verb: to appoint a day or term, cite; to adjourn.
GEANDBYRDAN
Verb: to oppose, bear or strive against; to resist; to violate.
GĒANDELE
Adjective: steep.
(GE)ANDETNES
Noun: acknowledgment, confession; praise, thanksgiving; honour, glory; profession.
(GE)ANDETTAN
Verb: to acknowledge, give thanks; to confess; to praise; to promise, vow.
(GE)ANDSPYRIAN
Verb: to cause to stumble, to offend, scandalize.
(GE)ANDSWARIAN
Verb: to answer, respond.
(GE)ANDWEARD
Adjective: present, actual, existing; opposite to.
(GE)ANDWEARDIAN
Verb: to present, bring before one.
(GE)ANDWERD
Adjective: present, actual, existing; opposite to.
GEANDWLĀTOD
Adjective: shameless, bold-faced.
(GE)ANDWYRDAN
Verb: to answer.
GĒANDȲNE
Adjective: steep, arduous.

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GĒANFÆR
Noun: return, returning, going again.
GĒANGANG
Noun: return, going back.
GĒANGEWRIT
Noun: rescriptio.
(GE)ANGIAN
Verb: to be troubled, afflicted or in anguish.
(GE)ANGSUMIAN
Verb: to make anxious or uneasy, afflict, vex; to be solicitous.
GĒANHWEORFAN
Verb: to return, turn again.
GĒANHWORFENNES
Noun: return.
GĒANHWURF
Noun: return, turning again.
GĒANHWYRFT
Noun: turning again.
GEĀNIAN
Verb: to unite.
(GE)ĀNLǢCAN
Verb: to make one, join, unite; to get together, assemble, collect.
GEANMĒDAN
Verb: to encourage.
GĒANNES
Noun: meeting.
GĒANOÐ
Noun: complaint.
GĒANRYNE
Noun: meeting; running against.
GĒANSPRECAN
Verb: to contradict.
GEANTALU
Noun: contradiction, objection, rejoinder, dispute.
GĒANÐINGIAN

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Verb: to answer, reply, speak again.
GEANUL
Adjective: obvious, so as to meet.
GEANWYRDAN
Verb: to conspire; to be in agreement.
GEANWYRDE
Adjective: known, manifest, acknowledged, confessed.
GĒAP
1. Adjective: bent, curved, crooked, vaulted (roof), rounded (mountain), with convex surface;
open, wide, broad, wide, extensive, spacious, roomy, steep, lofty, deep; clever, intelligent, astute,
crafty, cunning, shrewd, sly, deceitful.
2. See gōp.
GĒAPLIC
Adjective: crafty, cunning; deceitful.
GĒAPLĪCE
Adverb: cleverly, boldly, cunningly; deceitfully.
GĒAPNEB
Adjective: arched, with a bent beak, crooked-nibbed; meshed.
GĒAPNES
Noun: cleverness, astuteness, cunning.
GĒAPSCIPE
Noun: cleverness, astuteness, craft, cunning, trickery, artifice, deceit, fraud.
GĒAR
Noun: year; yearly tribute; name of the rune for g.
GĒARA
Adverb: once, formerly, long since, of yore.
GEARBŌT
Noun: penance lasting a year.
GEARC
Adjective: ready, active, quick.
GEARCIAN
See (ge)gearcian.
GEARCUNG
Noun: preparation, preparing.
GEARCUNGDÆG

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See (ge)gearcungdæg.
GĒARCYNING
Noun: consul, year-king.
GĒARCYNINGDŌM
Noun: enclosure, enclosed place; land, yard, garden, region; court, consulate; dwelling, home.
GEARD
1. Noun: yard, fence; enclosure, residence, dwelling, home, land, garden, court; hedge.
2. See gierd.
GEARDÆG
Adverb: formerly, in days of yore.
GĒARDAGAS
Noun: days, yore-days, lifetime.
GEARDSTEALL
Noun: stack- or cattle-yard.
GEARDUNG
Noun: habitation.
GĒARFÆC
Noun: space of a year.
GĒARGEMEARC
Noun: measurement of time expressed in years.
GĒARGEMYND
Noun: yearly commemoration of a person's death.
GĒARGERIHT
Noun: yearly due.
GĒARGERIM
Noun: numbering by years.
GĒARGETÆL
Noun: number of years, age of a person; tale of years.
GĒARHWAMLĪCE
Adverb: yearly, annually.
(GE)ĀRIAN
Verb: to respect, honour, reverence; to care for, regard, favour; to be merciful to, pardon, spare;
to pity; to endow, present.
(GE)ĀRĪSAN
Verb: to rise, stand up; to rise together; to be fit, be proper.

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GĒARLANGES
Adverb: for a year.
GĒARLIC
Adjective: yearly, annual.
GĒARLĪCE
Adverb: yearly, from year to year.
GĒARMǢLUM
Adverb: yearly, year by year.
GĒARMARCET
Noun: yearly market, annual fair.
GEARN
Noun: yarn, spun wool.
GEARNWINDE
Noun: reel, yarn-winder.
GEARO
1. Adjective: ready, prepared, equipped, finished, yare.
2. See gearwe (1).
GEAROBRYGD
Noun: quick movement, prompt vibration; deft playing (of an instrument).
GEAROFANG
Noun: grapping hook.
GEAROFOLM
Adjective: with ready hand.
GEAROLĪCE
Adverb: readily, fully; well, clearly.
GEAROSNOTOR
Adjective: very skilful or wise.
GEAROÐONCOL
Adjective: very considerate or prudent, ready witted.
GEAROWITA
Noun: intellect, understanding.
GEAROWITOL
Adjective: sagacious, ready-witted; austere.
GEAROWITOLNES
Noun: sagacity.

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GEAROWYRDE
Adjective: fluent of speech.
GEAROWYRDIG
Adjective: ready of speech, speaking with ease or fluency, eloquent.
GĒARRĪM
Noun: number of years.
GĒARRYNE
Noun: cycle of the year.
GĒARTORHT
Adjective: perennially bright, bright with the beauty of spring.
GĒARÐĒNUNG
Noun: annual service.
GEARUGANGENDE
Adjective: going quickly or swiftly.
GĒARWǢSTM
Noun: yearly fruit.
GEARWE
1. Adverb: well, certainly, effectually; enough, sufficiently; clearly; very much, utterly,
thoroughly, entirely, altogether; readily, quickly, promptly; near.
2. Noun: clothing, attire, equipment, trappings; adornment, ornament; harness, armour, arms;
pl. furniture; gear for horses.
3. Noun: yarrow.
4. See gearo (1).
(GE)ĀRWEORÐIAN
Verb: to honour, reverence, extol, worship.
GEĀRWIERÐAN
Verb: to honour.
GEARWUNG
See (ge)gearwung.
GEARWUNGDÆG
Noun: day of preparation.
(GE)ĀSCIAN
Verb: to ask, inquire, interrogate; to ask for, demand; to seek for, learn by inquiry; to call,
summon, announce; to observe, examine; to discover, hear of; to obtain; to experience.
(GE)ĀSCUNG

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Noun: asking, question, inquiry, inquisition, interrogation; information.
(GE)ĀSMIRIAN
Verb: to smear, anoint.
GEASPIS
Noun: jasper.
(GE)ĀSUNDRAN
Verb: to separate, disjoin, take apart, sunder, divide, sever; to distinguish; to except.
(GE)ĀSYNDRIAN
Verb: to separate, disjoin, take apart, divide, sunder, sever; to distinguish; to except.
GEAT
Noun: door, gate, opening.
GĒAT
Noun: Geat.
GĒATAN
Verb: to say yea, confirm, assent to, grant, consent.
GEATELOD
Adjective: deformed, misshapen, hideous.
GĒATISC
Adjective: of the Geats.
GEATOLHĪWIAN
Verb: to make hideous, horrible.
GEATOLIC
Adjective: ready, prepared, equipped; adorned, magnificent, splendid, stately.
GEATTORR
Noun: gate-tower.
GEATWAN
Verb: to make ready, equip, adorn.
GEATWE
Noun: trappings, garments, ornaments, arms.
GEATWEARD
Noun: gate-ward, door-keeper, porter.
GĒAÐ
Noun: foolishness, lightmindedness, mockery; luxury.
GEBÆC
Noun: anything baked, bakemeats, baking.

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GEBÆCU
Noun: back or hinder parts.
(GE)BǢDAN
Verb: to force, compel, constrain; to press, urge, impel; to afflict, oppress; to require, solicit,
exact; to defile sth.
GEBÆLCAN
Verb: to root up.
GEBÆLDAN
Verb: to encourage, excite, exhort, embolden, impel; to confirm; to cover, protect; to bind a
book.
GEBǢNE
Noun: bones.
GEBǢRAN
Verb: to bear, bear or conduct one’s self, behave, fare.
GEBÆRDSTĀN
Noun: Calcisvia.
GEBǢRE
Noun: behaviour, bearing, conduct, demeanour, manners; movement, action, gesture; voice, cry.
(GE)BÆRNAN
Verb: to consume, burn, burn up, set on fire, kindle (fire); to light; to expose to the action of
heat; to cause to give light (lamp); to cauterize.
GEBǢRNES
Noun: manner, bearing, behaviour.
GEBÆRNLĪM
Noun: quicklime.
GEBǢTAN
Verb: (of a horse) to bridle, bit, saddle, spread a covering; to curb, restrain, rein in.
GEBǢTE
Noun: bridle, saddle, bit, harness; pl. trappings.
GEBĀN
Noun: bones.
GEBANN
1. Noun: command, proclamation, edict, ordinance, decree, summons, interdict; indiction
(cycle of 15 years).
2. See gebenn.

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(GE)BANNAN
Verb: to order, command, summon, proclaim; to summon, call together.
GEBANNGĒAR
Noun: indiction-year.
(GE)BĀSNIAN
Verb: to await, expect.
GEBASWIAN
Verb: to stain red, dye purple or crimson.
GEBĀTAD
Adjective: abated.
(GE)BAÐIAN
Verb: to wash, lave, bathe; to give baths (to others).
(GE)BĒACEN
Noun: sign, token, standard, beacon; audible signal; phenomenon, portent, apparition.
(GE)BĒACNIAN
Verb: to show, indicate, point out, make signs, signify, beckon; to signify, denote; to announce,
betoken, summon; to nod; to wink.
GEBĒACNUNG
Noun: sign, presage.
GEBĒAGIAN
Verb: to crown, set a garland on.
GEBEARDED
Adjective: bearded; grown up.
(GE)BEARU
Noun: wood, grove.
GEBĒAT
Noun: blow, beating, scourging.
(GE)BĒATAN
Verb: to bear, thrust, pound, strike, dash; to injure, hurt, lash; to tramp, tread, trample, beat
with the feet.
GEBĒCAN
Verb: to charter; to give or grant by book or charter, furnish with books.
GEBĒCNENDLĪCE
Adverb: figuratively.
(GE)BED

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Noun: petition, prayer, supplication; ordinance, religious service, religious worship.
GEBEDBIGEN
Noun: payment for prayers.
(GE)BEDCLEOFA
Noun: bed chamber, bed place; closet.
GEBEDDA
Noun: consort, wife, husband, bedfellow.
(GE)BEDDAGAS
Noun: prayer-days, rogation-days.
GEBĒDED
Adjective: compelled, driven.
GEBEDGIHT
Noun: evening, prayer-time, bed-time.
(GE)BEDHŪS
Noun: chapel, oratory, prayer-house.
GEBEDIAN
Verb: to pray, worship.
GEBEDMANN
Noun: prayer-man, worshiper, priest.
(GE)BEDRǢDEN
Noun: prayer, intercession.
GEBEDSCIPE
Noun: marriage, wedlock, cohabitation, bed-fellowship.
GEBEDSEALM
Noun: precatory psalm.
GEBEDSTŌW
Noun: prayer place, oratory.
GEBEDTĪD
Noun: time of prayer.
GEBĒGNES
Noun: crookedness.
(GE)BĒHĀT
Noun: boast, boastful speech; promise, vow; to command; danger peril; threat.
GEBELDAN
Verb: to cover, bind (a book).

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GEBELG
Noun: offence, anger; arrogance.
(GE)BELGAN
Verb: to be or become angry; to provoke, offend, irritate, anger, make angry, incense.
(GE)BELIMPAN
Verb: to happen, occur, befall; to concern, regard; to belong to; to conduce to; to befit; to
appertain.
(GE)BĒN
Noun: petition, request, favour; supplication, prayer, entreaty; deprecation; demand,
compulsory service.
(GE)BENDAN
Verb: to bend; to fetter, bind, put in bonds.
GEBENN
Noun: command, edict.
(GE)BENNIAN
Verb: to wound.
(GE)BĒNSIAN
Verb: to pray, supplicate, implore.
(GE)BĒODAN
Verb: to order, command, decree, summon; to declare, inform, announce, proclaim; to offer,
bid; to give, proffer, grant, surrender; to behave; to collect; to threaten; to exact; to inspire; to
bode.
GEBĒOGOL
Adjective: submissive, obedient, subject; forgiving.
GEBĒOR
Noun: guest, guest at a meal, pot-companion.
GEBEORC
Noun: barking.
GEBEORG
Noun: protection, defence, refuge, safety.
GEBEORGLIC
Adjective: fitting, becoming, profitable; safe, prudent, cautious.
GEBEORHNES
Noun: refuge.
GEBEORHSTŌW

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Noun: place of refuge.
GEBEORHTIAN
Verb: to brighten, glorify.
(GE)BEORHTNES
Noun: clearness, brightness, lightning, splendour; beauty.
(GE)BEORHTNIAN
Verb: to become bright, glorify.
GEBEORMAD
Adjective: leavened.
(GE)BĒORSCIPE
Noun: entertainment, feast, banquet, beer-ship, drinking party.
(GE)BEORÐOR
Noun: birth, child-birth, offspring; foetus; child-bearing.
(GE)BĒOT
Noun: command; threat, menace; boast, boastful speech; promise, vow; danger, peril.
(GE)BĒOTIAN
Verb: to promise, vow; to boast; to threaten.
(GE)BĒOTLIC
Adjective: arrogant, boastful, exulting; threatening.
(GE)BĒOTLĪCE
Adverb: threateningly; arrogantly, boastingly, vauntingly.
(GE)BĒOTUNG
Noun: raging, threatening; boasting.
(GE)BERAN
Verb: to bear, carry, bring; to produce, bring forth, carry out; to offer; to take away; to extend;
to be situated by birth; to wear; to endure, suffer; to support, sustain.
GEBERBED
Adjective: barbed; bordered.
GEBERED
Adjective: oppressed, vexed, harassed; crushed, kneaded.
GEBERST
Noun: bursting, eruption.
(GE)BERSTAN
Verb: to break, burst, crash, crack, dash; to fall; to resound, crash, crack; to fail; to escape.
GEBĒSMED

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Adjective: bellied (of sails), swelled out by the wind; bent, crooked.
(GE)BĒTAN
Verb: make better, improve, ameliorate, restore, reform, repair, amend, cure (medical sense); to
make strong, fortify, surround with a wall; to make good, make amends, atone, compensate; to
repent of, do penance for sin; to obtain reparation for, avenge; to trim a lamp, kindle or mend a
fire.
GEBĒTENDNES
Noun: amendment.
(GE)BETERIAN
Verb: to make better, improve, ameliorate, excel; to trim (lamp).
(GE)BETERUNG
Noun: making better, improvement, ameliorating, amending.
GEBĒTUNG
Noun: maintenance, bettering, repairing, restoring, amending, renewing.
(GE)BEÐIAN
Verb: to heat, warm; to wash, bathe; to foment; to cherish; to immerse.
GEBIDDAN
Verb: to ask, beg; to pray, worship, adore.
(GE)BĪCNENDLIC
Adjective: allegorical, mystical; indicative, pointing out; indicative (grammar).
(GE)BĪCNIGEND
Noun: discover, discloser, informer; indicator, index; forefinger.
(GE)BĪCNUNG
Noun: beckoning, nodding; sign, token, symbol, figure, trope; figurative speech, speaking by
tropes or figures.
(GE)BĪDAN
Verb: to live; to stay, remain, continue, tarry; to wait for, await, look for, expect; to delay; to
meet with; to find; to experience, endure, undergo, abide; to obtain, attain, reach; to possess.
(GE)BĪEGAN
Verb: to bend, turn, bow, bow down, crush; to incline, recline; to turn back; to press down,
depress, subdue, bring under; to humble, humiliate, abase; to inflect or decline a part of speech;
to subject; to persuade; to convert; to settle.
(GE)BIELDAN
Verb: to encourage, excite, impel, exhort; to confirm.
GEBIERHTAN

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Verb: to brighten, illuminate, enlighten; to shine; to celebrate, glorify; to make beautiful.
GEBĪGEDNES
Noun: inflection, declension, case; bending, declining.
GEBĪGENDNES
Noun: inflection, declension, case; bending, declining.
(GE)BĪGNES
Noun: bending, bowing, winding; declining; declension, case.
GEBILD
Adjective: confident, brave, bold, courageous.
GEBILOD
Adjective: having a bill, snout or nib.
GEBIND
Noun: fastening, binding, fetter; constipation, costiveness; bind (measure).
(GE)BINDAN
Verb: to bind, tie, tie up, fasten, fetter, restrain; to deceive; to adorn.
GEBIRG
Noun: taste.
GEBIRGAN
Verb: to eat, taste.
(GE)BISCEOPIAN
Verb: to confirm.
(GE)BISENIAN
Verb: to give or set an example, instruct by example, exemplify; to model; to serve as model, to
inform.
(GE)BISENUNG
Noun: pattern, example.
(GE)BISGIAN
Verb: to occupy, employ, busy; to fatigue, afflict, agitate, vex, weaken, trouble, oppress, harass;
to overcome; to destroy.
(GE)BISMERIAN
Verb: to laugh at, mock, deride, irritate; to revile, provoke, ill-treat; to reproach, blaspheme.
(GE)BISMERUNG
Noun: mockery, scorn; blasphemy, infamy; deceit.
GEBISNERE
Noun: imitator.

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(GE)BĪTAN
Verb: to bite, tear; to cut, wound; to dash down.
(GE)BITERIAN
Verb: to make bitter; to be or become bitter.
GEBITT
Noun: biting, biting together, gnashing, grinding.
GEBLǢCAN
Verb: to disfigure; to make pale.
GEBLǢDAN
Verb: to puff up, inflate.
(GE)BLǢDFÆST
Adjective: prosperous, fruitful, flourishing, glorious.
GEBLǢDFÆSTNES
Noun: prosperity, success.
(GE)BLAND
Noun: mixture, blending, mingling; confusion, commotion.
(GE)BLANDAN
Verb: to mix, blend, mingle; to colour, stain; to disturb, trouble; to corrupt; to infect, prepare
with harmful ingredients.
(GE)BLĀWAN
Verb: to blow, inflate, breath; to be blown; to aspire; to sound; to flame.
GEBLĀWAN
Verb: to kindle, inflame; to spit.
GEBLECTE
Adjective: destroyed.
GEBLEGENOD
Adjective: blistered, having blains.
(GE)BLĒO
Noun: colour, hue; form, appearance, complexion; blue or azure colour.
GEBLĒOD
Adjective: beautiful; coloured, variegated.
(GE)BLĒTSIAN
Verb: to bless; to ordain, consecrate, hallow, call holy; to give thanks, adore, extol; to sign with
the cross; to prosper; to favour, benefit; to pronounce or make happy.
GEBLINDFELLIAN

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Verb: to blind; to blindfold, cover the face or eyes.
(GE)BLINNAN
Verb: to cease, desist, leave off; to rest from; to lose, forfeit; to be vacant (bishopric).
(GE)BLISSIAN
Verb: to be glad, rejoice, exult; to make happy, gladden, delight, applaud, fill with bliss; to
endow; to bless.
(GE)BLĪÐE
1. Adjective: glad, joyous, cheerful, blithe, merry; pleasant; gentle, kind, mild, friendly,
agreeable, sweet; gracious, well-disposed, willing; quiet, calm, peaceful.
2. Adverb: joyfully, gladly; kindly, mildly.
(GE)BLĪÐIAN
Verb: to make glad.
(GE)BLŌDGIAN
Verb: to make or become bloody; to be blood thirsty; to cover with blood.
(GE)BLŌT
Noun: sacrifice.
GEBLŌTSIAN
Verb: to bless.
(GE)BLŌWAN
1. Verb: to blow; to bloom, blossom, flourish, flower.
2. See (ge)blāwan.
(GE)BŌCIAN
Verb: to book; to grant by book, charter, supply with books.
(GE)BOD
Noun: command, order, mandate, edict; order of the Deity; message, preaching, precept.
(GE)BODIAN
Verb: to tell, make known, announce, proclaim, publish; to preach; to foretell, prophesy; to
boast; to promise.
(GE)BODSCIPE
Noun: command, message; embassy.
(GE)BŌGIAN
Verb: to dwell, inhabit, occupy land; to possess.
GEBOLSTRIAN
Verb: to support with pillows, prop up.
GEBŌNIAN

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Verb: to ornament.
GEBORGA
Noun: protector, guardian.
(GE)BORHFÆSTAN
Verb: to pledge, fasten or bind by a pledge or surety; to determine.
GEBŌSMED
Adjective: bent, crooked, bosomed.
GEBŌTAD
Adjective: bettered, mended.
GEBRÆC
Noun: sound, noise, breaking, crashing, clamour.
(GE)BRǢC
Noun: cough, catarrh; rheum.
(GE)BRǢCDRENC
Noun: cough medicine, medicine for the windpipe; drink for epilepsy.
(GE)BRǢCSĒOC
Adjective: epileptic; mad, delirious, frantic, lunatic.
(GE)BRǢDAN
Verb: to make broad, broaden, extend, enlarge, increase; to spread, stretch out; to rise, grow; to
cherish, nourish; to warm; to cook, bake, toast, roast, broil.
(GE)BRÆGDEN
Adjective: cunning, crafty, deceitful.
(GE)BRÆGDENLĪCE
Adverb: cunningly, deceitfully.
GEBRÆCSĒOCNES
Noun: epilepsy.
GEBRÆGDNYS
Noun: craft, deceit.
GEBRASTL
Noun: crackling sound.
GEBREADIAN
Verb: to regenerate, restore the flesh or body.
(GE)BRECAN
Verb: to break, tear, crush, shatter, burst, break up, destroy, demolish; to bruise; to curtail,
oppress; to injure, violate; to tame, subdue; to press, urge, force; to interrupt, break into, storm,

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capture (city); to break or crash through, burst forth, spring out; to retch; to make a noise or
crash; to sail; to intersect.
(GE)BRECNES
Noun: breach.
GEBREDAN
Verb: to draw, unsheathe, brandish; to inspire, take breath, draw breath; to weave, plait; to
pretend, feign.
(GE)BRĒDAN
1. Verb: to move quickly, shake, vibrate; to bend, weave, swing; to pull, draw, pluck; to drag; to
join together, bind, knot, knit, braid; to colour; to vary, change, turn into, transform.
2. See (ge)brǣdan.
GEBRĒFAN
Verb: to write down shortly, state briefly, epitomize.
GEBREGD
Noun: quick movement; agitation, tossing; change; fabric.
GEBREGDAN
Verb: to take away, pull out, draw, withdraw, unsheathe; to breathe, draw breath; to pretend,
feign; to scheme; to bind, knot; to bring a charge against a person, braid.
GEBREGDNES
Noun: suddenness of movement or action; dread.
(GE)BRĒMAN
Verb: to celebrate, honour, extol; to fulfil, respect.
(GE)BRENGAN
1. Verb: to bring, bear, carry, lead; to produce, bring forth; to adduce.
2. See (ge)bringan.
(GE)BRENGNES
Noun: support, food; offering, oblation.
(GE)BRĒOWAN
Verb: to brew.
(GE)BRĪDLIAN
Verb: to bridle, restrain, curb.
(GE)BRINGAN
Verb: to bring, bear, carry, lead; to produce, bring forth; to offer, present; to adduce.
GEBRITTAN
Verb: to exhibit; to give; to break, crumble.

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(GE)BRĪWAN
Verb: to cook; to make a poultice.
GEBROC
Noun: affliction, misery, trouble, adversity, tribulation; labour, toil; care; sickness, disease,
malady; breaking, breach; fragment.
GEBRŌC
Noun: sorrow, affliction.
(GE)BROCIAN
Verb: to molest, afflict, oppress, injure, hurt, vex; to blame; to break up.
(GE)BROGNE
Noun: bough, bush.
(GE)BROSNIAN
Verb: to decay, wither, perish, be corrupted, rot; to fall to pieces, crumble; to corrupt.
GEBROSNODLIC
Adjective: corruptible; corrupted; transitory, perishable.
(GE)BROSNUNG
Noun: decay, corruption, ruin.
GEBROT
Noun: fragment, broken material.
(GE)BRŌÐOR
Noun: brother; fellowman, monk.
GEBRŌÐORSCIPE
Noun: brotherhood, fraternity.
GEBRŌÐRU
Noun: brethren, brothers.
(GE)BRYCE
1. Noun: breaking, breach, rupture, fracture; fragment; infringement, violation; brick, tile.
2. Adjective: fragile, breakable, brittle; worthless; fleeting.
3. Noun: use, service; advantage, profit, gain, enjoyment; fruit.
(GE)BRȲCIAN
Verb: to use, enjoy; to profit, benefit; to do good.
(GE)BRȲCSIAN
Verb: to use, enjoy; to profit, benefit.
GEBRYDDAN
Verb: to frighten, terrify.

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GEBRȲDIAN
Verb: to marry.
(GE)BRYIDAN
Verb: to take; to seize property improperly held by another.
(GE)BRYRDNES
Noun: stimulation, incitement, instigation, compunction; pricking, goading.
(GE)BRȲSAN
Verb: to bruise, crush, pound; to season.
GEBRȲSEDNES
Noun: bruising, crushing.
(GE)BRȲTAN
Verb: to break, crush, bruise, pound, destroy.
(GE)BRYTNIAN
Verb: to divide, dispense, distribute, administer, parcel out; to spend.
(GE)BRYTSEN
Noun: fragment.
GEBRYTSNIAN
Verb: to enjoy; to possess.
(GE)BRYTTIAN
Verb: to divide, distribute, dispense, grant a share of; to possess, enjoy the use of; to rule over.
(GE)BŪAN
Verb: to live, dwell, inhabit; to stay, lie (of land); to cultivate; to abide.
(GE)BŪGAN
1. Verb: to bend, turn, stoop, bow, bow down, submit, sink, give way; to turn towards, turn
away; to revolt; to retire, flee, depart; to join, go over to; to convert.
2. See (ge)būan.
3. See (ge)bīegan.
GEBUNDENNES
Noun: obligation; binding.
GEBŪNES
Noun: dwelling, habitation.
GEBŪR
Noun: dweller, villain, farmer, husbandman, countryman, peasant.
(GE)BURHSCIPE
Noun: neighbourhood, township, civil district.

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GEBUTERIAN
Verb: to butter.
GEBȲCNIAN
Verb: to show, indicate; to beckon.
(GE)BȲGENDLIC
Adjective: bending, flexible, pliable; inflectional, declined with cases.
GEBYGU
Noun: bend.
GEBYHT
Noun: bend, angle, corner; bay, bight.
GEBYLGAN
Verb: to provoke, anger, make angry; to cause to swell.
GEBȲRAN
Verb: to colonize.
GEBYRD
1. Noun: origin, beginning, birth, descent, parentage, family, lineage; offspring, natural; nature,
natural quality, race, rank, condition; fate, lot.
2. Adjective: burdened.
3. See gebearded.
GEBYRDAN
Verb: to board, embroider, fringe.
GEBYRDBODA
Noun: one who announces a birth.
GEBYRDDÆG
Noun: birthday, anniversary of birth.
GEBYRDE
1. Adjective: natural, innate, inborn.
2. See gebyrd (1).
3. See gebearded.
GEBYRDELĪCE
Adverb: suitably, orderly; energetically, zealously.
GEBYRDLIC
Adjective: harmonious, orderly.
GEBYRDTĪD
Noun: birth-time; the day of Christ's birth and the days following up to Twelfth-night.

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GEBYRDWIGLERE
Noun: astrologer, birth-diviner.
GEBYRDWĪTEGA
Noun: astrologer, birth-prophet.
GEBYRE
Noun: time, period; opportunity; occurrence.
GEBYREDLIC
Adjective: suitable, fitting, convenient, due; congenial.
GEBYREDLĪCE
Adverb: conveniently.
(GE)BYRGAN
Verb: to hide, bury, inter, cover with a mound, raise a mound.
GEBYRGEDNES
Noun: burial.
GEBYRGEN
1. See (ge)byrgen.
2. Noun: tinipa.
(GE)BYRGEN
Noun: burying place, grave, tomb, sepulchre.
(GE)BYRIAN
1. Verb: to happen; to belong to, pertain; to fall out; to be concerned with, behove, be incumbent
on, be the duty of; to be suitable, appropriate, convenient, befit; to be granted, be allotted to a
person or object; to fall to.
2. See (ge)byrgan.
GEBYRMAN
Verb: to ferment, leaven; to swell up; to be proud.
GEBYRMED
Noun: leavened bread.
GEBYRNOD
Adjective: furnished with a coat of mail, corsleted.
GEBYRST
Adjective: bristly, having bristles.
GEBYRÐEN
Noun: what is born, a child.
(GE)BYTLAN

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Verb: to build, erect.
GEBYTLU
Noun: dwelling-place, residence, group of buildings.
(GE)BYTLUNG
Noun: building, edifice.
GECAFSTRIAN
Verb: to bridle, restrain, curb.
GECAMP
Noun: conflict, contest, combat, battle, struggle, warfare; field, plain.
(GE)CAMPIAN
Verb: to fight, strive, contend against; to serve as a soldier.
(GE)CANC
Noun: mock, jeering, derision, scorn, gibe.
GECAPITULOD
Adjective: divided into chapters.
GECEALCIAN
Verb: to whiten.
GECEALFE
Adjective: great with calf.
(GE)CĒAPIAN
Verb: to buy, purchase, obtain by payment, trade, bargain; to endeavour to bribe.
(GE)CEASTERWARE
Noun: citizens, townsmen, burghers.
GECĒLAN
Verb: (trans.) to cool, refresh, quench or allay (thirst); to revive; (intrans.) to become cold, be
refreshed.
(GE)CĒLNES
Noun: coolness, cool air, breeze.
(GE)CEMBAN
Verb: to comb.
GECENENIS
Noun: delight.
(GE)CENNAN
Verb: to produce, create, bring forth, conceive, beget; to declare, prove, give forth (a statement),
make known, clear, show oneself; to assign, attribute, give; to choose out, nominate.

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GECENNES
Noun: calling, summon.
GECENNICE
Noun: genetrix.
(GE)CEORFAN
Verb: to cut, tear, cut off, cut out, carve; to cut down; to slay, behead, engrave.
(GE)CEORIAN
Verb: to complain; to murmur.
(GE)CEORLIAN
Verb: to marry, take a husband.
GECEORRAN
Verb: to turn, change, convert, be converted; to turn oneself; to go, come, proceed, turn back,
return; to regard; to translate; to persuade; to agree to; to submit, make to submit; to reduce.
(GE)CĒOSAN
Verb: to choose, select, seek out, elect; to decide; to accept, approve; to prove, test, try.
GECĒOSENDLĪC
Adjective: to be chosen.
(GE)CĒOWAN
Verb: to chew, gnaw; to eat, consume.
GECĪD
Noun: debate, contention, strife, altercation, quarrel; reproof, chiding.
(GE)CĪDAN
Verb: to contend, dispute, strive, quarrel; to reprove, complain, blame, chide.
(GE)CĪEGAN
Verb: to call, name, call out; to exclaim, cry out; to call upon, convene, summon, call forth,
invoke; to provoke, incite; to invite; to bid; to obey.
(GE)CIERRAN
Verb: to turn, convert, change, be converted; to go, proceed, come; to return, turn oneself, turn
back; to regard; to translate; to persuade; to agree to; to submit; to reduce.
GECIERREDNES
Noun: conversion, turning; entrance; admission; going to a place, the going of a monk to a
monastery.
(GE)CIERRING
Noun: turning, conversion, changing.
GECĪGEDNES

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Noun: calling, summons; name, appellation.
GECĪGENDLIC
Adjective: calling, addressing, vocative.
GECĪGNES
Noun: calling, summons, invocation; name; entreaty.
(GE)CĪGUNG
Noun: calling, invocation, naming.
GECILLED
Adjective: made cool.
(GE)CLǢMAN
Verb: to smear, plaster, caulk, anoint.
(GE)CLǢNSIAN
Verb: to cleanse; to purify, chasten, cleanse from sin; to clear out, purge; to justify, clear oneself,
prove innocent of a charge.
(GE)CLǢNSUNG
Noun: cleansing; purifying, chastening; purity, chastity; castigation, expiation.
GECLĀÐIAN
Verb: to clothe.
GECLIBS
Noun: clamour, outcry.
(GE)CLIFIAN
Verb: to adhere, stick, cleave.
(GE)CLIPIAN
Verb: to speak, to call; to call upon, summon, invoke; cry out; implore, cry to.
(GE)CLIPUNG
Noun: call, claim, appeal, words of address; crying, clamour, prayer; articulation.
GECLOFA
Noun: duplicate charter, counterpart.
GECLŪTOD
Adjective: clouted; patched, nailed.
(GE)CLYCCAN
Verb: to clutch, clench; to bend, incurve.
GECLYFT
Adjective: cleft, split.
(GE)CLYPPAN

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Verb: to clip; to embrace, clasp; to surround, enclose; to grip; to prize, honour; to cherish.
GECNǢWE
Adjective: conscious, aware, cognizant of, knowing, acknowledging; known, notorious, manifest.
GECNĀWAN
Verb: to know, perceive, understand; to recognise, be acquainted with; to acknowledge,
ascertain; to declare, make known
GECNĀWNES
Noun: acknowledgement.
(GE)CNĒATIAN
Verb: to argue, dispute, contend.
GECNEORD
Adjective: eager, zealous; intent, diligent.
(GE)CNEORDLǢCAN
Verb: to study, examine; to apply oneself to learning, be diligent, endeavour earnestly.
GECNEORDLĪC
Adjective: diligent.
(GE)CNEORDNES
Noun: study, diligence; invention; zeal.
GECNĒORENES
Noun: generation, ancestry; descent, genealogy; race.
GECNĒOWIAN
Verb: to bend the knee, kneel.
(GE)CNŌDAN
Verb: to attribute, assign to, load with; to impute.
GECNOS
Noun: collision.
(GE)CNUCIAN
Verb: to knock; to beat, pound.
GECNYCC
Noun: bond.
(GE)CNYCCAN
Verb: to bind, tie.
GECNYCLAN
Verb: to bend, crook.
GECNYCLED

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Adjective: bent, crooked, knuckled.
(GE)CNYLLAN
Verb: to toll a bell, knell; to strike, knock, clap.
(GE)CNYSSAN
Verb: to press; to beat, strike, dash, crash, hew to pieces; to toss; to trouble, oppress; to overcome,
overwhelm.
(GE)CNYTTAN
Verb: to bind, tie, fasten; to knit; to add, annex, append.
GECŌCNIAN
Verb: to season food.
GECŌCSIAN
Verb: to cook, fry, roast.
(GE)CŌLIAN
Verb: to cool, be or grow cold.
GECOLLENFERHTAN
Verb: to make empty or void, render desolate.
GECŌP
Adjective: fit, proper.
GECŌPLIC
Adjective: fit, proper.
GECŌPLĪCE
Adverb: well, fitly; readily.
GECOR
Noun: choice, decision.
GECORDED
Adjective: having a cord.
(GE)COREN
Adjective: fit; chosen, choice, elect; dear, precious.
GECORĒNIAN
Verb: to crown.
GECORENLIC
Adjective: elegant; choice.
GECORENLĪCE
Adverb: elegantly; choicely.
(GE)CORENNES

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Noun: choice, election; goodness.
(GE)CORENSCIPE
Noun: election; excellence.
GECOSPED
Adjective: fettered.
GECOSPENDE
Adjective: fettered.
(GE)COST
Adjective: tried, prove; chosen; excellent.
(GE)COSTIAN
Verb: try, prove, test; to try, tempt; to examine; to afflict, vex.
GECOSTNES
Noun: proving, trial, temptation.
(GE)COSTUNG
Noun: tribulation; testing, temptation; trial.
GECOW
Noun: what is chewed, food.
(GE)CRÆFTAN
Verb: to bring about, contrive, exercise a craft; to build.
GECRÆFTGIAN
Verb: to strengthen, make powerful.
(GE)CRAMMIAN
Verb: to cram, stuff.
(GE)CRĀWAN
Verb: to crow.
(GE)CRĒOPAN
Verb: to creep, crawl.
(GE)CRIMMAN
Verb: to put in, insert, stuff, cram.
(GE)CRINGAN
Verb: to fall, sink, yield; to die.
(GE)CRĪSTNIAN
Verb: to christianise, catechize, baptize.
(GE)CROCED
Adjective: saffron-coloured.

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GECRŌCOD
Adjective: crooked, bent.
GECROD
Noun: crowd.
GECROGED
Adjective: saffron-hued.
GECRYMIAN
Verb: to crumble.
GECRYMPAN
Verb: to curl, crimp.
(GE)CRYPPAN
Verb: to bend, crook (finger); to close (hand).
(GE)CUMAN
Verb: to go, come, approach, get to, attain, arrive; to come together, assemble; to come to,
recover; to depart, escape from; to become, get converted.
(GE)CUNNAN
Verb: to know, be or become acquainted with, be thoroughly conversant with; to know, know
how to, be able to, can; to have power; to express (thanks); to have carnal knowledge.
(GE)CUNNIAN
Verb: to search into, seek for, explore, investigate; to try to know, attempt; to enquire, ascertain;
to try, test, prove; to experience; to afflict, vex.
(GE)CŪÐ
Adjective: known, usual, noted, well-known, famous; related, familiar, friendly, intimate;
known, plain; certain; manifest; excellent.
(GE)CŪÐIAN
Verb: to become known, take knowledge of, regard.
(GE)CŪÐLǢCAN
Verb: to make known; to make friends with.
GECWEALMBǢRAN
Verb: to torture, kill.
GECWEALMFUL
Adjective: pernicious.
(GE)CWECCAN
Verb: to move, shake, swing, vibrate; to give up, shake off.
GECWED

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Noun: declaration; appointment.
GECWEDFÆSTEN
Noun: appointed fast.
GECWEDRǢDEN
Noun: agreement, contract; statute; conspiracy.
GECWEDRǢDNES
Noun: agreement, covenant.
GECWEDSTŌW
Noun: appointed or meeting place.
(GE)CWELLAN
Verb: to kill, murder, execute.
(GE)CWĒMAN
Verb: to please, satisfy, gratify; to propitiate; to serve, comply with, be obedient to.
(GE)CWĒME
Adjective: pleasant, pleasing, grateful, agreeable, acceptable; fit, suitable, convenient.
GECWĒMEDLIC
Adjective: pleasing, satisfying; well pleased; suitable.
(GE)CWĒMEDNES
Noun: satisfaction, contentment, pleasure.
(GE)CWĒMING
Noun: satisfaction, pleasing, complaisance.
(GE)CWĒMLIC
Adjective: pleasing, agreeable, satisfying; fit, suitable.
(GE)CWĒMLĪCE
Adverb: satisfactorily, agreeably, acceptably, graciously, kindly; humbly; fitly, suitably,
conveniently.
(GE)CWĒMNES
Noun: satisfaction, pleasure; mitigation, appeasing.
(GE)CWĒMSUM
Adjective: agreeable, pleasing.
(GE)CWEÐAN
Verb: to say, tell, speak, pronounce, call, name, proclaim, declare, announce; to order, give
orders; to propose, offer; to agree, settle; to consider, regard.
(GE)CWICIAN
Verb: to quicken; to create, come to life.

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GECWICUNG
Noun: restoration of life.
GECWIDE
Noun: word, phrase, sentence, opinion, argument, declaration, proposal, speech, discourse,
command, proverb, homily; will, testament; decision, agreement, condition, decree, enactment,
judgement.
(GE)CWIELMAN
Verb: to afflict, torment, punish, mortify; to destroy, kill.
(GE)CWILDFUL
Adjective: deadly, pernicious.
GECWIS
Noun: conspiracy; consent.
(GE)CWȲSAN
Verb: to crush, squeeze, quash; to shake; to dash against, bruise.
GECȲFT
Noun: meeting.
GECYNDBŌC
Noun: Genesis.
(GE)CYND
Noun: origin, nature; generation, birth offspring; nakedness; race, species; nature, kind, sort;
place by nature; property, quality, character.
GECYNDE
Adjective: natural, innate, inborn; genial; proper, fitting; rightful, lawful.
(GE)CYNDELIC
Adjective: natural, innate, inherent; generative; suitable, proper; kindly; lawful.
(GE)CYNDELĪCE
Adverb: naturally, inherently.
GECYNDESPRÆC
Noun: natural speech, idiom.
GECYNDLIM
Noun: womb, birth-limb; in plural, sexual organs, genitalia (male), vulva, uterus (female),
symbol of indecency.
GECYNDNES
Noun: nation; produce, increase.
(GE)CYNEHELMIAN

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Verb: to crown.
GECYNNESS
Noun: generation.
(GE)CȲPAN
Verb: to buy, purchase; to sell; to traffic, barter.
GECȲPE
Adjective: for sale.
GECYRNLAD
Adjective: having kernels.
GECYRNOD
Adjective: rough, jagged, granulated.
GECYRTAN
Verb: to shorten, cut off.
(GE)CYRTENLǢCAN
Verb: to beautify, make lovely or elegant; to make sweet.
(GE)CYSPAN
Verb: to bind, fetter.
(GE)CYSSAN
Verb: to kiss.
(GE)CȲÐAN
Verb: to tell, relate, make know, manifest; to inform, announce, proclaim, give notice, report;
to show, reveal, declare, confess, testify; to prove; to perform, practise, exercise; to make
celebrated, renowned, famed.
GECȲÐEDNES
Noun: testimony.
GECȲÐIG
Adjective: knowing, aware of, cognizant.
(GE)CȲÐLǢCAN
Verb: to become known.
(GE)CȲÐNES
Noun: testimony, manifestation, testament; witness; testament (of the scriptures); knowledge;
acquaintance.
(GE)CȲÐÐ
Noun: place, region, country; home, native land; relation, relationship, kinship, familiarity,
kith; acquaintance, neighbours; knowledge, familiarity.

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(GE)DÆFTAN
Verb: to prepare, make ready, put in order, arrange.
GEDÆFTE
Adjective: gentle, mild, meek.
GEDÆFTELĪCE
Adverb: gently, mildly; in a fitting manner, suitably; in moderation, in season.
GEDÆFTU
Noun: gentleness, meekness.
(GE)DǢLAN
Verb: to separate, divide, part; to distribute, share, deal, dole, partake, impart, dispense, hand
over to; to spend; to take part in; to spread, diffuse, bestow; to separate, split up, break up, torn
to pieces; to part, depart.
GEDǢLEDLĪCE
Adverb: apart, separately.
GEDÆMAN
Verb: to obstruct, dam.
GEDÆRSTED
Adjective: leavened, fermented.
GEDAFEN
1. Noun: what is due or fitting.
2. Adjective: fit, suitable, proper, becoming.
GEDAFENES
Noun: in time of fitness.
GEDAFENIAN
Verb: to be fit, seemly or becoming, befit, behove, beseem.
GEDAFENIGENDLĪCE
Adverb: suitably, agreeably, conformably; consequently.
GEDAFENLIC
Adjective: fit, suitable, proper, right, convenient, decent, becoming, agreeable; due.
GEDAFENLĪCE
Adverb: fitly, properly, becomingly; justly.
(GE)DAFENLICNES
Noun: fit time, opportunity; convenience, decency.
GEDAFNIENDLIC
Adjective: fit, suitable, proper, right, convenient, becoming, agreeable.

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(GE)DĀL
Noun: division, separation, parting; distribution, sharing, giving out; difference, distinction;
destruction; portion, share, lot; allotment; destiny.
GEDĀLLAND
Noun: partible land, land belonging to several proprietors, land under joint ownership.
GEDĒAD
Adjective: dead.
(GE)DĒADIAN
Verb: to die.
(GE)DĒAGIAN
Verb: to colour, dye.
GEDĒAÐIAN
Verb: to kill.
GEDĒAW
Adjective: dewy, bedewed.
(GE)DĒCAN
Verb: to smear, daub, plaster.
GEDĒFE
1. Adjective: fit, suitable, proper, convenient, becoming, seemly; good, kindly, gentle, mild,
agreeable, benevolent, quiet, meek; decent, righteous; staid, sober.
2. Adverb: becomingly, decently.
3. Noun: what is seemly; seemliness.
GEDĒFELIC
Adjective: fit, suitable, proper, becoming; honest, decent.
GEDĒFELĪCE
Adverb: fitly, suitably, properly, becomingly.
GEDĒFLIC
Adjective: fit, proper, convenient, becoming.
GEDĒFNES
Noun: gentleness, quietness, mildness.
GEDELF
Noun: hole, excavation, digging, quarry, delving, ditch, trench, canal.
(GE)DĒMAN

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Verb: to determine, decide, ordain, decree, sentence, judge, deem, condemn, doom, censure; to
think, consider, estimate, reckon, examine, compute; to prove; to assign, settle; to tell, declare; to
praise, glorify.
(GE)DĒON
Verb: to suck.
(GE)DĒOPIAN
Verb: to deepen, become or get deep.
(GE)DĒORAN
Verb: to hold dear, love, endear, glorify.
(GE)DEORF
Noun: labour, difficulty, hardship, trouble, danger; trouble, tribulation, affliction.
(GE)DEORFAN
Verb: to labour, exert oneself, do hard work; to perish, be wrecked, be destroyed; to be in peril.
GEDEORFLĒAS
Adjective: prosperous, without effort or labour, free from trouble.
GEDEORFNES
Noun: trouble, tribulation.
GEDEORFSUM
Adjective: afflictive, troublesome, grievous.
GEDEORSTERLĪCE
Adverb: daringly, boldly; rashly.
GEDEREDNES
Noun: injury, hurt.
GEDERIAN
Verb: to hurt, injure.
GEDĒÐAN
Verb: to kill, mortify.
(GE)DĪCIAN
Verb: to make a dike, mound or bank.
(GE)DĪEGLAN
Verb: to cover, hide, hide oneself, conceal; to make private; to separate, detach; to lie hid.
(GE)DĪEGOLLĪCE
Adverb: secretly; softly (of the voice).
(GE)DIERNAN
Verb: to hide, conceal, keep secret; to hide oneself; to restrain, repress.

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GEDĪGAN
Verb: to endure, carry through, overcome, survive; to pass through, escape; to endure, tolerate;
to profit, benefit, do good.
GEDĪGLIC
Adjective: hidden, secret.
GEDIHT
Noun: composition, piece of writing, literary work.
(GE)DIHTAN
Verb: to dispose, put in order, arrange, conspire; to compose, write; to construct; to order,
direct, appoint; to order, manage, regulate, rule; to do, make, perform; to adorn, deck; to
dictate (what is to be written).
(GE)DIHTNIAN
Verb: to arrange, dispose, appoint; to direct, dictate, impose; to compose, write; to do, make.
(GE)DIHTNUNG
Noun: ordering, disposition, regulation; dispensation.
(GE)DĪLEGIAN
Verb: to destroy, abolish, erase, blot out; to perish.
GEDOF
Noun: nonsense, absurdity, stupidity.
(GE)DOLGIAN
Verb: to wound.
GEDŌN
Verb: to do, make, act, perform; to put, place; to put or bring into a position or relation; to
make, cause, effect; to take (from, to or away); to give, confer, bestow; to expend; to consider,
esteem; to observe, keep; to arrive at, reach a place; to halt, encamp, cast anchor; to reduce; to
commit sin or crime
(GE)DRǢFAN
Verb: to drive, drive out, push, urge; to trouble.
GEDRÆG
Noun: band, multitude, tumult; assembly, concourse, what is drawn together.
(GE)DRAGAN
Verb: to go, drag; to draw; to extend, protract.
(GE)DRECCAN
Verb: to irritate, annoy; to afflict, trouble, oppress, torment, vex; to provoke; to injure, destroy.
(GE)DRECCEDNES

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Noun: affliction, tribulation.
(GE)DRECCUNG
Noun: affliction, tribulation.
(GE)DRĒFAN
Verb: to disturb, disquiet, offend, annoy; to agitate, stir up, excite; to afflict, trouble, vex.
GEDRĒFEDLIC
Adjective: troublesome, oppressive; thick, dense (of darkness).
(GE)DRĒFEDNES
Noun: disorder, disquiet, disturbance, distress, anxiety; affliction, trouble, tribulation, offense,
vexation; confusion; scandal.
(GE)DRĒFEND
Noun: disturber, turbulent person.
GEDRĒFNES
Noun: disturbance; confusion; tempest.
GEDREHTNES
Noun: affliction, contrition.
GEDRĒOG
1. Noun: dressing, something used in preparing material for use; seemly or orderly behaviour;
gravity.
2. Adjective: fit, suitable; gentle, quiet, orderly, tame; serious, sober.
3. Noun: retiring, modesty.
GEDREOG
Noun: rubbing.
(GE)DRĒOGAN
Verb: to do, work, perform, act, labour, commit, perpetrate, fulfil, take part in, conduct; to pass
life, lead (a certain) life; to experience, bear, suffer, endure, sustain, tolerate; to fight; to
accomplish, finish; to be busy, be employed; to enjoy; to do battle, wage war.
GEDRĒOGLǢCAN
Verb: to arrange, regulate, put in order.
GEDRĒOGLĪCE
Adverb: carefully, cautiously; discreetly, modestly, humbly, meekly.
(GE)DRĒOPAN
Verb: to drop, drip.
(GE)DRĒOSAN

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Verb: to fall, fall down, fall to pieces, fall together, disappear, sink; to become weak, perish,
droop, come to an end, die; to fail, fall in battle; to rush.
GEDREP
Noun: blow, stroke.
(GE)DREPAN
Verb: to strike, kill; to overcome.
GEDRETTAN
Verb: to consume.
(GE)DRIF
Noun: fever.
GEDRĪF
Noun: drive, tract through which something moves rapidly; what is driven; stubble.
(GE)DRĪFAN
Verb: to drive; to force; to drive away, impel, expel, chase, hunt; to thrust; to act impetuously,
rush with violence; to carry on, conduct, prosecute, pursue; to do, practise, exercise, follow up; to
undergo, suffer, carry out, pursue; to speak of, bring up, agitate, trot out.
GEDRĪHÐ
Noun: sobriety, seemliness of behaviour; gravity.
(GE)DRINC
Noun: drink, beverage, potion, draught; drinking, cup; carousal.
GEDRINCA
Noun: cup-bearer; one who drinks with another; guest, companion.
(GE)DRINCAN
Verb: to drink, imbibe, absorb; to swallow up; to quench thirst; to be entertained.
GEDRINCE
Noun: drink, beverage, draught; drinking, carousal.
GEDRĪTAN
Verb: to defecate.
(GE)DRŌF
Adjective: dirty, muddy, swampy, dreggy; turbid, troubled.
GEDRŌFENLĪC
Adjective: troublous.
(GE)DROHTNUNG
Noun: condition, life, way of life, conduct, actions, reputation; conversation.
GEDROPA

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Noun: kind of date.
GEDRORENLIC
Adjective: transitory, perishable, frail.
(GE)DRŪGIAN
Verb: to dry up, become dry, wither.
(GE)DRUNCNIAN
Verb: to be or get drunk; to drown, sink.
GEDRYCNAN
Verb: to dry up, emaciate.
GEDRYCNED
Adjective: dried up, emaciated.
(GE)DRȲGAN
Verb: to dry, make dry, dry up, rub dry, wipe; to become dry.
GEDRYHT
1. See (ge)dryht.
2. Noun: fortune, fate; company, host.
(GE)DRYHT
Noun: multitude, band, company; body of retainers, army; people, nation, pl. men.
GEDRYHTA
Noun: comrade, fellow-soldier.
(GE)DRȲME
Adjective: cheerful, joyous, harmonious, melodious.
GEDRȲMED
Adjective: melodious, harmonious, cheerful.
GEDRYNCNES
Noun: immersion, dipping, baptism.
(GE)DRYSNAN
Verb: to put out, quench, extinguish.
GEDRYSNIAN
Verb: to disappear, vanish; to put out, extinguish, quench.
GEDŪFAN
Verb: to plunge, dive, duck, sink, be drowned.
(GE)DWǢS
1. Adjective: stupid, foolish, dull.
2. Noun: clumsy impostor.

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(GE)DWǢSCAN
Verb: to put out, extinguish; to destroy.
GEDWǢSMANN
Noun: fool, silly person.
(GE)DWILD
Noun: wandering; error; deception; false opinion, false religion; heresy; spectre; prodigy.
GEDWILDLIC
Adjective: false, deceptive.
GEDWILDMAN
Noun: heretic.
GEDWIMERE
Noun: juggler, sorcerer.
(GE)DWIMOR
Noun: illusion; apparition, phantom, ghost; error, delusion; deception; necromancy.
GEDWIMORLIC
Adjective: unreal, illusive; visionary.
GEDWIMORLĪCE
Adverb: not really, illusorily, fantastically; in appearance only.
GEDWOL
Adjective: heretical.
(GE)DWOLA
Noun: error, erroneous opinion or doctrine; doubt; madness, madman; heresy; deceiver, heretic,
schismatic.
GEDWOLBISCOP
Noun: heretical bishop.
(GE)DWOLCRÆFT
Noun: magic, occult art, deception; foolish craft.
GEDWOLEN
Adjective: erroneous, wrong; perverse; foolish, wanting in understanding.
GEDWOLENLIC
Adjective: senseless, foolish.
GEDWOLFÆR
Noun: going astray.
GEDWOLGOD
Noun: false god, idol or image.

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GEDWOLHRING
Noun: erroneous cycle.
(GE)DWOLIAN
Verb: to deceive, lead astray, seduce; to err, make mistake, go astray; to err, wander (out of the
way), stray; to prevent, hinder.
(GE)DWOLLĪCE
Adverb: ignorantly, foolishly, stupidly; erroneously, heretical.
(GE)DWOLMA
Noun: darkness; chaos, chasm, state or place of confusion.
(GE)DWOLMAN
Noun: erring man, impostor, heretic.
GEDWOLMIST
Noun: mist of error.
GEDWOLPÆÐ
Noun: path leading astray.
GEDWOLSPRǢC
Noun: heretical talk, heresy.
GEDWOLSUM
Adjective: misleading; erroneous.
(GE)DȲFAN
Verb: to dip, plunge, immerse.
GEDYHTEDUM
Adverb: splendidly.
(GE)DYNE
Noun: noise, din.
GEDYNGAN
Verb: to dung, manure.
GEDȲPAN
Verb: to anoint, baptize; to dip.
GEDYRE
Noun: door, door post.
(GE)DYRFAN
Verb: to afflict, molest, injure; to imperil, endanger.
GEDȲRSIAN
Verb: to prize, praise, hold dear, glorify, honour.

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GEDYRST
Noun: tribulation.
(GE)DYRSTIG
Adjective: bold, daringly, audacious, venturesome; rash.
GEDYRSTIGIAN
Verb: to dare; to presume.
GEDYRSTLIC
Adjective: bold, daring, venturesome, audacious, presumptuous.
(GE)DYRSTIGLĪCE
Adverb: boldly, daringly; presumptuously; with temerity.
(GE)DYRSTIGNES
Noun: daring, boldness; audacity, rashness, arrogance, presumption, insolence.
(GE)DYRSTLǢCAN
Verb: to dare; to presume.
(GE)DYSGIAN
Verb: to be foolish, act foolishly; to err, make mistake; to talk foolishly, blaspheme.
(GE)ĒACNIAN
Verb: to add, increase, augment, be enlarged; to become pregnant; to produce; to conceive, bring
forth.
(GE)ĒACNUNG
Noun: increase; conceiving, conception, birth, bringing forth, parturition; what is born.
(GE)ĒADIGAN
Verb: to bless; to call blessed; to make happy, count fortunate; to enrich.
(GE)EAHTIAN
Verb: to value, estimate, esteem; to consider, meditate, deliberate, deem, consult about; to watch
over; to speak of with praise.
(GE)EAHTUNG
Noun: estimation, valuation, price; deliberation, counsel.
(GE)EALDIAN
Verb: to grow or wax old, decay.
(GE)EALGIAN
Verb: to protect, defend.
GEĒANE
Adjective: yeaning.
(GE)ĒANIAN

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Verb: to yean, bring forth (usually lambs).
(GE)EARDIAN
Verb: to dwell, inhabit, live; to abide.
GEEARDUNG
Noun: tabernacle; living, abode.
(GE)EARFOÐIAN
Verb: to trouble.
(GE)EARGIAN
Verb: to fear, terrify; to turn coward; to shun.
(GE)EARNIAN
Verb: to acquire, earn, win, merit, deserve; to labour for, strive after; to enjoy.
(GE)ĒARPLÆTTAN
Verb: to strike on the ear, to box the ear, buffet.
(GE)ĒARPLÆTTIGAN
Verb: to buffet, box the ears.
GEĒASTRIAN
Verb: to put after Easter.
(GE)ĒAÐMĒDAN
Verb: to subdue, humiliate, humble, humble oneself, prostrate oneself; to adore, worship; to
deign, condescend.
(GE)ĒAÐMŌDIAN
Verb: to humiliate, humble or submit oneself; to obey; to be humble; to condescend, deign,
vouchsafe; to worship, adore.
(GE)EBBIAN
Verb: to ebb.
(GE)ECGAN
Verb: to give an edge, sharpen, harrow.
GEEDBYRDAN
Verb: to regenerate, cause to be born again.
GEEDCENNAN
Verb: to create; to revive, regenerate, requicken.
GEEDCĪEGAN
Verb: to recall.
GEEDCUCODA
Noun: man restored to life.

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(GE)EDCWICIAN
Verb: to recover consciousness, revive, requicken.
GEEDFRĒOLSIAN
Verb: to restore to freedom; to re-grant by charter.
GEEDGYRNAN
Verb: to seek again; to return to (sth); to recover (sth).
GEEDHĪWIAN
Verb: to reform, reshape; to conform.
(GE)EDHWYRFAN
Verb: to return; to come to mind, to be remembered; to kick back; to recover, get well.
GEEDHYRTAN
Verb: to refresh; to reanimate; to recruit.
(GE)EDLǢCAN
Verb: to repeat, renew.
(GE)EDLÆSIAN
Verb: to restore.
GEEDLǢSTAN
Verb: to repeat.
GEEDLĒANEND
Noun: rewarder, remunerator.
(GE)EDLĒANIAN
Verb: to repay; to recompense, reward, remit.
(GE)EDLĒANUNG
Noun: remuneration, recompense, rewarding; retribution, requital.
(GE)EDLESENDE
Adjective: relative, reciprocal.
GEEDLIAN
Verb: to renew.
(GE)EDNĪWIAN
Verb: to restore, reform, change, renew, renovate, repeat.
(GE)EDNĪWUNG
Noun: reparation, restoration; renovation, renewal.
GEEDSTĀLIAN
Verb: to restore, reestablish, renew, rebuild; to repeat.
GEEDSTALIAN

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Verb: to restore.
(GE)EDSTAÐELIAN
Verb: to re-establish, restore, repair, rebuild; to repeat.
(GE)EDSTAÐELIGEND
Noun: restorer.
(GE)EDSTAÐELUNG
Noun: re-establishment, restoration, repair, renewal.
GEEDÐRĀWEN
Adjective: twisted back.
GEEDWISTIAN
Verb: to support, feed; to make to share.
(GE)EDWYRPAN
Verb: to revive, recover, become better; to amend.
GEEDYPPOL
Adjective: that is to be reviewed.
(GE)EFENLǢCAN
Verb: to be like, equal, match, imitate.
(GE)EFENLǢCESTRE
Noun: female imitator.
(GE)EFENLǢCUNG
Noun: copying, imitation.
(GE)EFENLIC
Adjective: equal, even, comparable to; of like age.
(GE)EFENLĪCE
Adverb: equally, evenly, even-like, alike; calmly, patiently.
(GE)EFENLICIAN
Verb: to make equal or even, liken; adjust; conform to.
(GE)EFESIAN
Verb: to cut, shear, clip, crop, round.
(GE)EFNAN
1. Verb: to make even, equal, liken; to match; to level; to compare.
2. See (ge)ӕfnan.
(GE)EFNETTAN
Verb: to make even or equal, regulate, level, adjust, square; to imitate; to agree, suit; to
compare.

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(GE)EFTBĒTAN
Verb: to make good again, restore; to renew.
GEEFTGADRIAN
Verb: to repeat.
GEEFTGIAN
Verb: to restore, strengthen.
(GE)EGESIAN
Verb: to frighten, terrify, affright; to threaten.
GEEGGIAN
Verb: to incite, urge, egg on, excite.
(GE)EGLAN
Verb: to afflict, trouble, grieve, plague, molest, injure, pain.
GEEGÐAN
Verb: to harrow.
GEĒHTAN
Verb: to acquire, purchase, get by pursuit; to follow, persecute, pursue; to harass, attack.
(GE)ELNIAN
Verb: to emulate; to be zealous, strive with zeal after another; to make strong, strengthen, gain
strength; to comfort oneself.
GEELÐĒODGIAN
Verb: to make strange, alienate; to disturb.
GEENCGD
Adjective: anxious; careful.
GEENDADUNG
Noun: finishing, consummation.
(GE)ENDEBYRDAN
Verb: to set in order, ordain, dispose, place, arrange, adjust; to narrate.
(GE)ENDEBYRDLĪCE
Adverb: in order, orderly, in succession.
(GE)ENDIAN
Verb: to end, finish; to complete, accomplish; to abolish, destroy; to come to an end, die; to make
perfect; to perform, fulfil.
GEENDODLIC
Adjective: finite.
(GE)ENDUNG

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Noun: end, ending, finish; death, end of the world.
GEENGAN
Verb: to distress, trouble, vex; to constrain.
GEENGED
Adjective: sad, troubled, anxious.
(GE)EOFOT
Noun: sin, guilt, crime; debt.
(GE)ETAN
Verb: to consume, eat, feed, devour; to eat together.
(GE)ĒÐIAN
Verb: to breathe, inspire; to smell.
(GE)FADIAN
Verb: to set in order, dispose, arrange, regulate; to guide, direct; to adorn, ornament.
(GE)FADUNG
Noun: order, disposition, arranging, arrangement; rule; dispensation; interpretation, version.
GEFÆD
1. Adjective: orderly, discreet, well-conducted; calm, composed.
2. Noun: order, discretion, decorum.
GEFÆDERA
Noun: godfather, male sponsor.
GEFÆDERE
Noun: godmother, female sponsor.
GEFÆDEREN
Adjective: having the same father.
GEFÆDLIC
Adjective: fit, suitable, proper.
GEFÆDLĪCE
Adverb: orderly; quietly; craftily.
GEFÆGE
Adjective: cheerful; acceptable to; popular with.
(GE)FÆGEN
Adjective: fain, glad, joyful, rejoiced, elated.
GEFÆGNIAN
Verb: to be glad, rejoice, exult; to make a movement that expresses joy, applaud; to be delighted
with; to wish for; to welcome, receive with pleasure, fawn.

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(GE)FÆGNUNG
Noun: rejoicing, exultation.
(GE)FÆGRIAN
Verb: to adorn, decorate; to become fair or beautiful.
GEFǢLSIAN
Verb: to cleanse, purify; to expiate, pass through.
(GE)FǢMNE
Noun: virgin; woman, maid, damsel.
(GE)FÆR
Noun: going, journey, passage, course, march, expedition, life; movement, proceeding; means of
subsistence; movable possessions; vessel, ship, ark; highway.
GEFǢRAN
Verb: to bring, lead.
GEFǢREDE
Adjective: frightened.
(GE)FÆSTAN
Verb: to place; to make firm, fast or steadfast, fasten, establish; to commit, entrust; to commend;
to abstain from food; to atone for; to shut up; to imprison.
GEFÆSTEN
Noun: fast (abstinence from food); sky, firmament.
(GE)FÆSTIAN
Verb: to commit, entrust, commend.
(GE)FÆSTLĪCE
Adverb: certainly; fixedly, steadily, firmly, stoutly; fast; constantly, unceasingly; quickly,
vigorously, strictly; verily; but.
(GE)FÆSTNIAN
1. Verb: to fasten, bind; to establish, determine, fix; to confirm, ratify; to conclude (peace); to
betroth; to bestow upon; to make safe, secure; to imprison.
2. See (ge)fӕstan.
(GE)FÆSTNUNG
Noun: fastening, bond, strengthening; stability; protection, shelter, safety, security; defence;
confirmation, ratification; pledge, engagement; exhortation.
(GE)FǢTAN
Verb: to cram, put in load, lay as a burden; to adorn, ornament.
GEFǢTNIAN

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Verb: to fatten, become fat; to anoint.
GEFǢTTIAN
Verb: to fatten, grow or become fat; to anoint.
GEFÆTTIG
Adjective: fat; rich.
(GE)FĀGIAN
Verb: to change or vary colour; to grow dark; to be variegated.
(GE)FĀH
1. Adjective: inimical, outlawed, proscribed, hostile, guilty, criminal.
2. Noun: enemy, foe; (legal sense) one who is party to a blood-feud.
(GE)FANDIAN
Verb: to try, attempt, tempt; to provoke; to examine, test, prove, explore; to seek, search out; to
visit, experience.
(GE)FANGENNES
Noun: taking, laying hold of; apprehension.
GEFANGIAN
Verb: to join, fasten.
GEFARA
Noun: (travelling) companion, comrade, traveller.
GEFARAN
Verb: to go, set forth, proceed, wander, travel, journey; to come, arrive; to be, exist, happen, act;
to occupy; to get on, fare; to undergo, suffer, experience; to die, depart; to attack; to obtain,
reach, capture, overcome; to carry out, execute.
GEFĒA
Noun: gladness, joy; favour; glory.
GEFEALD
Noun: fold; field, enclosure, region, abode.
(GE)FEALDAN
Verb: to fold up, wrap, wrap up, roll up, roll about; to join, attach closely; to involve, implicate
(oneself in sth), entangle.
GEFĒALIC
Adjective: joyous, pleasant, delightful.
GEFĒALĪCE
Adverb: joyously.
(GE)FEALLAN

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Verb: to fall; to stumble; to perish, fall, die; to overthrow; to be ruined; to decline, decay, fail; to
inflict (on), attack; to flow; to reach by falling; to cause by falling.
GEFĒANES
Noun: joy.
GEFEARHSUGU
Noun: sow in farrow.
(GE)FĒAWNES
Noun: fewness, paucity.
GEFEAXE
Adjective: haired, having hair.
GEFEAXODE
Adjective: haired, having hair.
(GE)FECCAN
Verb: to bring, fetch; to bring to; to seek; to take; to get, obtain, gain; to draw; to seize.
(GE)FĒDAN
Verb: to feed, nourish; to sustain, support, bring up, foster, suckle; to produce, bear, bring forth.
GEFĒG
Noun: joining, joint, juncture; composition; diagram.
(GE)FĒGAN
Verb: to join, unite, attach, bind; to fix; to adapt, square; to constrain, confine; to compose; to
compact.
GEFĒGE
Adjective: fit, adapted.
GEFĒGEDNES
Noun: connection, joining, conjunction, bond, fetter; figure, shape.
(GE)FĒGING
Noun: joining, conjunction; composition.
GEFĒGNES
Noun: association, companionship; conjunction.
(GE)FĒLAN
1. Verb: to feel, perceive; to touch.
2. See (ge)fēolan.
GEFĒLE
Adjective: sensitive.
(GE)FĒLNES

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Noun: sense, feeling, perception.
(GE)FENG
Noun: taking, grasp, grip, span, capture, captivity; embrace, hug; prey, booty.
GEFĒOGAN
Verb: to hate; to persecute.
(GE)FEOHT
Noun: fight, combat, contest, battle, war; conflict, struggle, strife.
(GE)FEOHTAN
Verb: to fight contend, combat, make war; to win, obtain by fighting; to strive, struggle.
GEFEOHTDÆG
Noun: fight-day, day of battle.
(GE)FEOHTE
Noun: fight, combat, battle, strife.
GEFEOHTSUMNES
Noun: joyousness, gladsomeness.
(GE)FĒOLAN
Verb: to be joined to; to adhere, stick to cleave; to proceed; to persist, persevere in; to come; to
pass into, through or over, enter, penetrate, betake oneself to; to undergo; to reach.
GEFĒON
Verb: to be glad, rejoice, exult.
(GE)FEORMIAN
Verb: to entertain, receive as guest; to support, cherish; to sustain, feed; to consume, devour; to
benefit, profit; to clean, cleanse, free from impurity, furbish, scour; to harbour (stolen goods).
(GE)FEORRIAN
Verb: to depart, go away; to keep apart, remove to a distance.
(GE)FĒOWUNG
Noun: joy, rejoicing, delight.
GEFĒRA
Noun: companion, partner, associate, fellow, colleague, comrade, neighbour; consort, man, wife;
follower, adherent; servant.
GEFĒRAN
Verb: to go, march, depart, travel, fare, sail, traverse; to come, get to a place; to happen; to
effect, bring about; to accomplish, attain, gain, obtain, succeed; to suffer, undergo, experience; to
bring, bear; to be derived.
GEFĒRE

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1. Noun: society, community, company.
2. Noun: companion.
3. Adjective: accessible.
GEFĒRED
Adjective: associated, banded together.
(GE)FERIAN
Verb: to move, carry, bear, conduct, convey, lead; to bring; to go, depart, betake oneself to; to be
versed in.
(GE)FĒRLǢCAN
Verb: to keep company or fellowship, accompany; to unite, associate.
GEFĒRLIC
Adjective: associated, social.
GEFĒRLĪCE
Adverb: sociably, together.
(GE)FĒRNES
Noun: going, passage; transition, passing away.
GEFĒRRǢDEN
Noun: society, companionship, fellowship, congregation, church; familiarity, fraternity,
friendship.
GEFĒRRǢDNES
Noun: society.
(GE)FĒRSCIPE
Noun: society, community, companionship; company, association; fellowship, clan, retinue,
guild, order, fraternity, brotherhood; wedlock.
GEFĒRSCIPIAN
Verb: to unite, accompany.
GEFESTRE
Noun: giver.
GEFETAN
Verb: to fall; to make.
(GE)FETELSOD
Adjective: belted, provided with a belt or sheath; ornamented, polished, trimmed.
GEFETERIAN
Verb: to bind, fetter.
(GE)FETIAN

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1. Verb: to bring near; to send for, fetch; to obtain; to induce, bring on; to marry.
2. See (ge)feccan.
GEFĒÐRIAN
Verb: to load.
GEFIC
Noun: deceit, fraud, guile.
(GE)FIELL
Noun: ruin, destruction, death, slaughter; fall, precipice; fall in a moral sense; case, inflection.
GEFĪEND
Noun: enemies, foes.
GEFIGO
Noun: disease, cimosis.
GEFILDAN
Verb: to fold up.
GEFILDE
Noun: field, plain.
(GE)FINDAN
Verb: to find, meet with, come upon; to imagine, devise, invent, contrive; to discover, obtain by
search or study; to provide; to recover; to consider, determine, decide; to show, inform; to
dispose, arrange, order.
GEFINDIG
Adjective: capable; finding; receiving.
(GE)FIRENIAN
Verb: to sin; to revile; to commit adultery.
(GE)FISCIAN
Verb: to fish.
GEFIÐERHAMOD
Adjective: covered with feathers.
(GE)FIÐERIAN
Verb: to feather, give wings to; to flutter.
GEFLǢSCHAMOD
Adjective: incarnate.
(GE)FLǢSCNES
Noun: incarnation.
GEFLǢSCOD

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Adjective: incarnate.
(GE)FLEARD
Noun: nonsense, trifling, folly, madness, error; superstition; vanity; deception, fraud.
(GE)FLĒOGAN
Verb: to fly, fly over; to flee, take to flight.
(GE)FLĒON
Verb: to fly; to flee, fly from, put to flight, escape, avoid; to conquer.
GEFLEROD
Adjective: flared.
(GE)FLĪEMAN
Verb: to drive away, cause to flee, banish, exile; to put to flight; to rout.
GEFLĪEME
Adjective: fugitive.
GEFLIT
1. See (ge)flit.
2. Noun: fan to clean corn.
(GE)FLIT
Noun: dispute, contention, strife.
(GE)FLĪTAN
Verb: to dispute, rebel, quarrel, strive, fight, contend.
(GE)FLITFUL
Adjective: contentious, dialectical.
(GE)FLITFULLIC
Adjective: contentious.
GEFLITFULNES
Noun: litigiousness, contentiousness, quarrelsomeness.
GEFLITGEORN
1. See (ge)flitgeorn.
2. Adjective: contentious.
(GE)FLITGEORN
Noun: contentious person, quarreller.
GEFLITGLĪW
Noun: mockery, jeering.
GEFLITLĪCE
Adverb: eagerly; earnestly; contentiously, emulously.

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(GE)FLITMǢLUM
Adverb: contentiously, strifewise, emulously; eagerly; earnestly.
GEFLOG
Noun: infectious disease.
GEFLOTA
Noun: swimmer, floater (whale).
GEFLŌWAN
Verb: to overflow.
(GE)FNÆD
Noun: border, edge, fringe, hem.
GEFNĒSAN
Verb: to sneeze.
GEFŌG
1. Noun: joining, joint; fitness, suitability.
2. Adjective: fit, suitable.
GEFOL
Adjective: having a foal.
GEFOLGIAN
Verb: to reach, attain; to follow, accompany; to follow after; to obey, serve; to observe.
(GE)FŌN
Verb: to take, catch, seize, grasp; to capture, entrap, arrest, make prisoner; to accept, assume,
undertake; to receive; to meet with, encounter; to bring, carry.
(GE)FORCIPPIAN
Verb: to cut off.
(GE)FORENEMNAN
Verb: to mention beforehand.
GEFOREWRIT
Noun: prologue.
(GE)FOREWYRDAN
Verb: to agree.
(GE)FORHTIAN
Verb: to be afraid or surprised, tremble; to fear, dread; to frighten; to be in danger.
(GE)FORÐFĒRAN
Verb: to go forth, depart, die.
(GE)FORÐGEFĒRAN

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Verb: to go forth, depart, die.
(GE)FORÐIAN
Verb: to carry out, accomplish, perform; to promote, further, advance, prosper; to contribute; to
present, proffer, put forth; to aid, assist.
(GE)FŌTCOPSIAN
Verb: to fetter.
GEFŌTCYPSAN
Verb: to fetter.
GEFŌTIAN
Verb: to hasten up.
GEFRǢGE
1. Noun: information, knowing, knowledge, report, inquiry, hearsay.
2. Adjective: known, well-known, renowned, famous, remarkable, notorious, celebrated;
infamous, disreputable.
GEFRÆGNIAN
Verb: to ask, inquire, question, ask for information; to make famous.
(GE)FRÆPGIAN
Verb: to accuse; to reverence; to be afraid of, fear, be in awe of.
(GE)FRÆTWAN
Verb: to equip, attire; to adorn, ornament, deck, trim, embroider; to dress, clothe, cover over.
(GE)FRÆTWUNG
Noun: adorning, ornament.
GEFRĀGIAN
Verb: to learn by asking or inquiry.
(GE)FRĀSIAN
Verb: to ask, question, inquire, interrogate; to find out by inquiry; to try, tempt.
(GE)FRĒAHBEORHTIAN
Verb: to make very clear; to declare, proclaim.
(GE)FRECNIAN
Verb: to endanger, imperil; to make or become bold or fierce.
GEFRĒDAN
Verb: to feel, perceive, be sensible of; to know.
GEFRĒDENDLIC
Adjective: perceptible, sensible.
GEFRĒDMǢLUM

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Adverb: gradually, little by little; imperceptibly.
GEFRĒDNES
Noun: feeling, sense, perception.
GEFRĒDRA
Adjective: more acute.
(GE)FRĒFRAN
Verb: to console, comfort, cheer.
(GE)FREMEDNES
Noun: fulfilment, accomplishment, effect.
(GE)FREMIAN
1. Verb: to do good, benefit, profit, avail.
2. See (ge)fremman.
(GE)FREMMAN
Verb: to further, advance, promote; to do, make, accomplish, perform, effect, bring to pass; to
commit, perpetrate; to frame; to support, afford; to get good, profit; to perfect; to finish.
(GE)FREMMING
Noun: effect, purpose; performance, advance, progress, efficacy.
GEFRENÐIAN
Verb: to estrange; to curse, anathematize; to excommunicate.
(GE)FRĒOGAN
Verb: to free, release, liberate, manumit; to like, love, think of lovingly; to caress, embrace; to
honour; to consume, eat up, gnaw, devour; to fret; to break, burst, destroy.
GEFRĒOGEND
Noun: liberator.
(GE)FRĒOLIC
Adjective: free, freeborn; goodly, noble, stately, glorious, magnificent; comely, beautiful,
charming; ready, willing; liberal; ingenuous.
(GE)FRĒOLĪCE
Adverb: readily; freely, without hindrance or impunity; as a festival; splendidly, nobly.
(GE)FRĒOLSIAN
Verb: to deliver; to set free, liberate; to celebrate, keep a fest or holy day.
(GE)FRĒOSAN
Verb: to freeze.
(GE)FRETAN
Verb: to ear, consume, devour; to break.

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GEFRICGAN
Verb: to learn by asking or inquiry; to hear of.
GEFRĪEND
Noun: friends.
(GE)FRIGNAN
Verb: to ask, inquire, consult; to learn by inquiry, find out; to hear of.
(GE)FRIGNES
Noun: asking, question, interrogation, inquiry; freeness, immunity.
GEFRIÐIAN
Verb: to keep, guard, preserve; to protect, shelter, cherish; to defend, save, rescue; to observe; to
deliver
GEFRIÐSUM
Adjective: safe, fortified.
(GE)FRŌFOR
Noun: comfort, consolation, help; refuge; joy; compensation, benefit, profit.
GEFÐAS
Noun: The Gepidae.
(GE)FULLǢSTAN
Verb: to held, give aid, assist, support.
(GE)FULLFREMMAN
Verb: to complete, fulfil; to perfect; to do, perform, accomplish; to practise, perpetrate; to finish,
bring to an end.
(GE)FULLIAN
1. Verb: to complete, fill up, become full, perfect; to baptize.
2. Verb: to baptize.
3. See (ge)fulwian.
(GE)FULLIGAN
1. Verb: to baptize.
2. See (ge)fulwian.
GEFULTUMA
Noun: helper.
(GE)FULTUMAN
Verb: to help, aid, assist, support, supply; to be propitious to; to overlook.
(GE)FULTUMIEND
Noun: helper, assistant, co-operator, fellow-worker.

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(GE)FULWIAN
Verb: to baptize.
GEFULWIHTNIAN
Verb: to baptize.
(GE)FŪRIAN
Verb: to furrow.
GEFȲLAN
Verb: to defile, pollute, foul, befoul.
GEFYLCE
Noun: collection of people, band of men, tribe, host, division, troop, army; province, country.
GEFYLCEA
Noun: ally.
(GE)FYLCIAN
Verb: to set in order for fighting, array or marshal troops.
(GE)FYLGAN
Verb: to follow, pursue, persecute; to obtain, reach by following; to attend to; to observe; to obey;
to practise, carry out.
(GE)FYLLAN
1. Verb: to fill, fill up, replenish, cram; to complete, fulfil, satisfy; to accomplish, perform; to
finish, put an end to; to overthrow.
2. Verb: to cause to fall, tumble, throw down, fell, cut down, cast down; to cause to stumble; to
defeat, destroy, strike down, kill; to deprive of; to offend.
GEFYLLEDNES
Noun: fullness, fulfilment, satiety; completion, end, finishing.
GEFYLLENDLIC
Adjective: filling, expletive; capable of completion.
(GE)FYLLING
Noun: performing; fulfilling, filling, completion.
(GE)FYLLNES
Noun: fullness, completion, plenitude, satiety, abundance; performance, fulfilment; supplement.
GEFYLLINGTĪD
Noun: compline, time that completes a part of a series.
(GE)FYLNES
1. Noun: fall, stumbling-block; offence; ruin.
2. See (ge)fyllnes.

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GEFYLSTA
Noun: assistant, helper.
(GE)FYLSTAN
Verb: to help, give help, aid, assist, support, protect.
(GE)FYLSTEND
Noun: helper.
(GE)FȲRAN
Verb: to furrow, cut with ploughshare; to castrate.
(GE)FYRHT
Adjective: timid, afraid.
(GE)FYRHTAN
Verb: to fear, be afraid; to make afraid, frighten, terrify; to tremble.
(GE)FYRHTO
Noun: fear, fright, dread, terror; trembling; horrible sight; doubt.
(GE)FYRHÐ
Noun: wood, wooded country.
GEFȲRIAN
Verb: to cut a furrow.
(GE)FYRN
Adverb: once, long ago, formerly, of old, of yore.
(GE)FYRNDAGAS
Noun: days of old, days of yore.
GEFYRNGEWITEN
Adjective: long-past.
GEFYRNNES
Noun: antiquity.
GEFYRST
Noun: frost.
(GE)FYRÐRAN
Verb: to further, advance, promote; to get on, improve; to help, support; to urge on; to endow,
benefit, enrich; to be enriched.
GEFYRÐRING
Noun: removal.
GEFȲSTLIAN
Verb: to beat or strike with the fists; to buffet.

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GEFYXAN
Verb: to trick.
(GE)GADA
Noun: companion, associate, comrade, confederate, consort, fellow-traveller.
GEGADERE
Adverb: together, unitedly, altogether.
GEGADEREDNES
Noun: gathering, abscess.
(GE)GADERSCIPE
Noun: matrimony; union, joining.
(GE)GADERUNG
Noun: gathering, joining, union, bond; assembly, congregation, council; synagogue; crowd,
accumulation; text.
(GE)GADERWIST
Noun: company, companionship, intercourse; assembly for feasting.
GEGADERWYRHTAN
Noun: assembled workmen.
(GE)GADRIAN
Verb: to gather, collect, compile, store up; to put together, unite, join, assemble; to agree,
associate (with); to concentrate (thoughts); to pluck (flowers, etc.).
GEGÆDE
Noun: collection, congregation.
(GE)GÆNCG
Noun: meeting, assembly, society.
(GE)GAFOLIAN
Verb: to rent, seize as tribute; to impose a fine; to confiscate; to proscribe.
(GE)GAFSPRǢC
Noun: scoffing or foolish speech, scurrility; buffoonery; idle, wanton.
(GE)GAFSPRǢCE
Adjective: given to buffoonery, scurrilous.
(GE)GALAN
Verb: to sing, sing charms; to call, cry, scream; to enchant, practise incantation.
(GE)GĀN

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Verb: to GO, come; to move, proceed, advance, traverse, walk; to depart, go away; to happen,
take place, turn out; to be pregnant; to pass, elapse (of time); to be current (of coinage); to apply
to, betake oneself to; to attain, reach, extend.
GĒGAN
Verb: to cry out.
GEGĀN
Verb: to go, proceed, walk, depart, pass away; to pass over; to happen; to get, gain, acquire,
accomplish; to do, perform, effect; to occupy, subdue, conquer, overrun; to observe; to practise,
exercise; to pass, elapse.
GEGANG
Noun: chance, fate, hap; occurrence, event; accident, falling out; passage of time.
GEGANGAN
Verb: to go, proceed, walk, depart; to come, arrive; to happen, take place, befall; to observe; to
pass over; to overcome, subdue, conquer; to practise, exercise, go over; to effect; to acquire,
obtain, accomplish.
(GE)GEARCIAN
Verb: to prepare, make ready, equip; to procure, supply, furnish, present.
(GE)GEARCUNGDÆG
Noun: preparation-day, day before the Sabbath.
(GE)GEARWUNG
Noun: preparation; working.
GEGEARWUNGNES
Noun: preparation.
GEGEGNIAN
Verb: to meet.
(GE)GENG
Noun: gang, company, troop, flock, body of fellow-travellers.
GEGENGA
Noun: fellow-traveller, companion.
(GE)GENGE
1. Adjective: going; appropriate, agreeable, effectual, valid; prevalent; seasonable; current.
2. Noun: company, troop.
3. Noun: privy, drain.
(GE)GEOCIAN
Verb: to join, yoke.

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(GE)GEOLWIAN
Verb: to become yellow.
GEGĒORENDLIC
Adjective: transitory.
(GE)GĒOTAN
Verb: to pour, pour forth, shed, cast; to flow, gush, flood, overwhelm; to found.
(GE)GĪDSIAN
Verb: to sob; to desire.
GEGIELD
Noun: guild, brotherhood; idol, god.
(GE)GIELDAN
Verb: to yield, render; to pay, pay for, requite, reward; to serve, worship, sacrifice to; to punish;
to restore.
(GE)GIERELA
Noun: clothing, garment, dress, robe, habit, apparel; adornment, apparel; banner.
(GE)GIERELIAN
Verb: to clothe.
GEGIERELIC
Adjective: pertaining to clothes.
GEGIERING
Noun: direction.
(GE)GIERNAN
Verb: to be eager, desire, yearn, long for; to beg, entreat; to strive; to seek for, ask for, require,
demand, beg, entreat.
(GE)GIERNENDLIC
Adjective: desirable.
(GE)GIERWAN
Verb: to make ready, prepare; to procure, provide, supply, endue; to dress, put on, clothe, equip,
arm; to do, perform; to prepare, cook; to adorn, deck, furnish; to endow, grant.
GEGIFIAN
Verb: prestolari.
(GE)GILDA
Noun: person who belongs to a guild, club, or corporation; companion, fellow, guild-brother;
one who pays; one who does worship or sacrifice.
GEGILDE

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Noun: membership of a guild.
(GE)GILDSCIPE
Noun: society, guild, brotherhood.
(GE)GIMMIAN
Verb: to put forth buds, adorn with gems.
GEGĪSCAN
Verb: to close, stop up, bolt, bar.
GEGITE
Adjective: conscious.
GEGĪTSIAN
Verb: to covet, obtain with greed, extort.
(GE)GIWIAN
Verb: to ask, demand.
(GE)GLADIAN
Verb: to make glad, gladden, rejoice, gratify, appease; to be bright, shine, gleam, glisten; to
reconcile; to propitiate.
(GE)GLÆDNES
Noun: joy, gladness, cheerfulness; kindness, gentleness, favour.
GEGLĒDAN
Verb: to make hot, kindle.
(GE)GLENGAN
Verb: to adorn, decorate, trim, deck, ornament, embellish; to set in order, arrange, compose.
GEGLENDRIAN
Verb: to throw down, precipitate.
GEGLENGENDLĪC
Adjective: splendid, brilliant.
GEGLENGENDLĪCE
Adverb: delicately, elegantly.
GEGLŌFED
Adjective: gloved.
GEGNCWIDE
Noun: answer, reply, retort; (in pl.) conversation.
GEGNESBURH
Noun: Gainsborough.
GEGNPÆÐ

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Noun: opposing path.
GEGNSLEGE
Noun: battle, exchange of blows, striking back again.
GEGNUM
Adverb: forwards, straight on, directly; away, thither.
GEGNUNGA
Adverb: clearly, plainly; truly, certainly, precisely; directly, straightforward, immediately;
completely, fully.
GEGNYSSAN
Verb: to press, overwhelm, oppress; to strike, dash, toss, crash (together), hew to pieces; to
overcome, beat.
(GE)GŌDIAN
Verb: to make or get better, improve; to endow, present, furnish with, bestow goods upon,
enrich; to enhance; to make abundant, accumulate.
GEGOGUD
Adjective: relying on.
GEGOT
Noun: shedding of tears.
GEGRÆPPIAN
Verb: to seize.
(GE)GRĀPIAN
Verb: to seize, lay hold of; to touch, feel, grope; to reach, attain.
(GE)GREMIAN
Verb: to provoke, excite, irritate, incense, enrage, exasperate; to revile, vex; to inflame.
GEGRĒTAN
Verb: to greet, salute, welcome; to speak to, address, accost; to challenge; to seek out; to come to,
approach, visit; to illtreat, attack, assail; to touch, handle, take hold of; to deal with; to have an
effect upon; to cohabit with
GEGRĒTLIC
Adjective: of greeting, commendatory.
(GE)GRĪN
Noun: snare; noose, halter; gin.
GEGRIND
Noun: impact, crash, clashing; noise, whizzing, grinding or rubbing together; commotion.
(GE)GRINDAN

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Verb: to grate, scrape, grind or rub together, gnash; to sharpen, grind to powder; to oppress,
crush.
GEGRINDSWILE
Noun: swelling caused by friction.
GEGRĪNIAN
Verb: to ensnare.
(GE)GRĪPAN
Verb: to take, seize, grasp, get hold of, lay hold of, snatch, apprehend; to obtain, acquire; to
attack, assail.
GEGRIPENNES
Noun: taking, seizing, captivity; snare.
(GE)GRIPPAN
Verb: to seize, obtain.
(GE)GRŌWAN
Verb: to grow, flourish, spring, sprout, germinate, bear (of soil); to grow together, unite by
growing; to produce; to increase.
GEGRUNDSTAÐELIAN
Verb: to establish firmly, found.
GEGRUNDWEALLIAN
Verb: to establish, found.
GEGRYND
Noun: plot of ground.
GEGRYNDAN
Verb: to found (of a house).
GEGYLD
Adjective: golden, gilded.
(GE)GYLDAN
1. Verb: to gild.
2. See (ge)gieldan.
(GE)GYLTAN
Verb: to sin, offend, commit guilt or sin; to be or become guilty.
(GE)GYMMIAN
Verb: to cut, pierce the flesh.
GEGYRDAN
Verb: to grind, invest with attributes.

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(GE)HABBAN
Verb: to have, own, possess; to keep, hold, retain, preserve; to get, take; to maintain; to look
after, cherish; to consider, esteem; to entertain; to carry on, cause to move; to be subject to,
experience, allow, suffer; to get, obtain; to declare, assert, express; to use, treat; to put, place; to
contain.
GEHĀDA
Noun: one of the same state or order, brother monk.
(GE)HĀDIAN
Verb: to ordain, consecrate.
GEHÆCCA
Noun: sausage.
(GE)HÆFT
1. Noun: bond, fetter; servant, captive, slave; bondage, keeping, imprisonment; affliction;
seizing.
2. Adjective: bound, captive.
3. Noun: haft, handle.
4. Noun: taking, holding, capture.
(GE)HÆFTAN
Verb: to take, seize, lay hold of; to bind, fetter; to detain, arrest, take captive, imprison, cast
into prison, confine; to condemn; to restrict, restrain.
GEHÆFTEDNES
Noun: captivity, snare.
GEHÆFTEND
Noun: prisoner.
GEHÆFTFÆST
Adjective: captive.
(GE)HÆFTNIAN
Verb: to seize, detain, take prisoner.
GEHÆFTNĪEDAN
Verb: to seize, take captive.
GEHÆG
Noun: meadow, enclosed piece of land.
GEHǢGAN
Verb: to vex, harass; to surround as with a hedge.
GEHÆGHOLT

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Noun: copse in an enclosure.
(GE)HǢLAN
Verb: to relieve, heal, cure, save; to greet, salute, hail.
(GE)HǢLED
Adjective: whole, entire; good, well, healthy, uninjured, sound, hale, salutary; secure, safe;
straightforward, genuine.
GEHǢLEDNES
Noun: healing.
(GE)HǢMAN
Verb: to marry; to cohabit with, lie with, have intercourse with, commit fornication.
GEHǢME
Adjective: familiar, with which one is at home, to which one is accustomed.
GEHÆP
Adjective: fit, convenient.
GEHÆPLIC
Adjective: fit, convenient, orderly.
GEHÆPLICNES
Noun: fitness, convenience, opportunity.
GEHǢRE
Adjective: hairy.
GEHǢREDE
Adjective: hairy.
(GE)HǢTAN
Verb: to heat; to become hot.
GEHAGIAN
Verb: to please; to be convenient or suitable.
(GE)HĀL
Adjective: whole, entire, complete, unbroken, undivided; well, healthy, uninjured, sound, hale;
secure, safe; straightforward, genuine.
GEHALA
Noun: protector, supporter, confidant, counsellor.
(GE)HĀLETTAN
Verb: to greet, salute, hail.
(GE)HĀLGIAN

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Verb: to dedicate; to consecrate, bless, hallow, make or keep holy, sanctify, purify; to ordain; to
reverence; to initiate.
GEHĀLGIGEND
Noun: one who hollows, sanctifier.
(GE)HĀLGUNG
Noun: consecration, sanctification; sanctuary.
(GE)HĀLIGAN
1. Verb: to get well, become hale or whole, recover, heal; to be saved.
2. See (ge)hālgian.
GEHĀLSIAN
Verb: to take oath, swear; to entreat, adjure; to exorcise; to call upon, convoke, implore,
entreat, augur.
(GE)HĀMETTAN
Verb: to domicile; to bring debtors back to their home.
GEHĀMIAN
Verb: to establish or settle in a home.
GEHAMMEN
Adjective: patched, clouted.
GEHANDFÆSTAN
Verb: to betroth.
(GE)HANDLIAN
Verb: to feel, handle; to deal with, discuss.
GEHANGE
Adjective: disposed or inclined to.
(GE)HANGIAN
Verb: to be suspended, hang; to depend, be attached, hold fast, cling to; to lean over.
(GE)HĀT
Noun: promise, vow.
GEHATA
Noun: opponent, rival, enemy, hater.
(GE)HĀTAN
1. Verb: to order, direct, command; to bid; to promise, vow; to call, summon, name; to be
called.
2. See (ge)hǣtan.
(GE)HĀTHEORT

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Adjective: passionate ardent, whole-hearted; furious, wrathful.
(GE)HĀTHEORTLĪCE
Adverb: furiously, ardently, fervently.
(GE)HĀTHIERTAN
Verb: to be or become angry; to make angry, enrage.
(GE)HATIAN
Verb: to hate, treat as an enemy.
GEHĀTLAND
Noun: promised land.
(GE)HĀWIAN
Verb: to look at, gaze on, view, notice; to observe, regard, inspect, survey; to look after.
GEHĒAFDOD
Adjective: having a head.
(GE)HEALDAN
Verb: to keep, hold, guard, protect, support; to maintain, preserve, retain; to contain, possess; to
hold, grasp; to restrain, confine, curb, withhold; to lock up; to detain; to last; to inhabit; to
control, rule, govern, reign, compel; to defend, uphold; to take care, cherish, foster; to observe,
regard; to do, practise, fulfil; to pay; to celebrate; to go, proceed; to treat, behave to, bear oneself;
to keep in mind; to hold fast.
GEHEALDDAGAS
Noun: kalends.
GEHEALDE
Adjective: contented, careful.
GEHEALDEN
Noun: observance, keeping, holding.
(GE)HEALDEND
Noun: keeper, protector, guardian; ruler, king, lord, God.
GEHEALDFÆST
Adjective: safe, secure.
(GE)HEALDNES
Noun: keeping, holding, guard, watch, observance; office of a bishop.
GEHEALDSUM
Adjective: economical, saving, sparing, protective, frugal; continent, chaste, modest, sober; safe,
inviolate, virtuous.
(GE)HEALDSUMNES

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Noun: keeping, observance, devotion; preservation, custody; restraint, continence, abstinence,
chastity.
(GE)HĒAN
Verb: to raise, exalt, extol, heighten.
(GE)HĒAPIAN
Verb: to heap up, collect, bring together, accumulate.
(GE)HEARDIAN
Verb: to be or become hard; to harden.
(GE)HEAÐORIAN
Verb: to control, restrain, shut in.
GEHĒAW
Noun: striking together, gnashing, grinding.
(GE)HĒAWAN
Verb: to cut off, hew, hack, gash; to kill; to make by hewing; to strike, smite, deal blows.
(GE)HEBBAN
Verb: to heave; to raise, lift, mount; to elevate, exalt, extol; to set up, institute.
(GE)HĒDAN
1. Verb: to heed, attend, take care, protect, guard; to take, obtain, receive; to observe, take note
of.
2. See (ge)hȳdan (1).
GEHEFED
Adjective: weighed down.
(GE)HEFELDIAN
Verb: to fix the weft, begin the web.
(GE)HEFIGIAN
Verb: to make heavy; to become heavy; to be oppressed or burdened; to afflict, oppress, grieve,
weary, vex; to become depressed or weakened; to grow worse, aggravate.
(GE)HĒGAN
Verb: to perform, achieve; to hold (a meeting); to exalt, worship.
GEHĒHAN
Verb: to raise, exalt, extol.
(GE)HELAN
Verb: to cover, hide, conceal.
(GE)HELIAN
Verb: to cover, cover over, hide, conceal.

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(GE)HELMIAN
Verb: to cover; to provide with a helmet, crown.
(GE)HELPAN
Verb: to help, aid, support, assist, preserve, succour; to amend, cure; to do good, benefit; to be of
use, avail, profit.
GEHĒME
Adjective: customary.
GEHENDAN
Verb: to hold; to catch, seize, grasp.
GEHENDE
1. Adjective: near, at hand; next, neighbouring; convenient.
2. Adverb: near, closely, at home; in detail.
3. Adposition: near, nigh.
GEHENDNES
Noun: proximity, nearness, propinquity, neighbourhood, vicinity.
(GE)HENTAN
Verb: to pursue, attack; to seize, appropriate.
(GE)HĒORAN
Verb: to hear, listen (to); to follow, serve, obey; to grant, accede to; to be subject to, belong to.
(GE)HEORCNIAN
Verb: to hear, listen, hearken.
(GE)HEORDNES
Noun: watch, keeping, guard, custody.
(GE)HEORDRǢDEN
Noun: keeping, care, guard, watch, custody; keeping-place.
GEHEORDUNG
Noun: keeping, guard, watch.
(GE)HEORT
Adjective: hearty, high-minded; animated, courageous, stout-hearted.
GEHEORTLĪCE
Adverb: vigorously, cheeringly; thoroughly.
GEHERD
Noun: guard, watch.
(GE)HERENES
Noun: praise.

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(GE)HERGIAN
Verb: to devastate, plunder, ravage, pillage; to harass, lay waste; to afflict, harry; to take, seize,
capture, carry off by force; to make war.
(GE)HERIAN
Verb: to praise, extol, commend, honour, glorify; to cry; to help.
(GE)HERIGENDLIC
Adjective: praiseworthy, laudable, commendable; excellent.
(GE)HERIGENDLĪCE
Adverb: praiseworthily.
GEHEÐERIAN
Verb: to control, restrain.
(GE)HIELD
Noun: keeping, regarding, protection, guard, custody; loyalty, fidelity; favour, grace;
observation, watching; secret place; protector, guardian; preservation.
(GE)HIELDAN
Verb: to bend, bend or bow down, incline, slope; to force downwards; to learn.
GEHIELDELIC
Adjective: safe.
GEHIELDNES
Noun: observance, keeping.
(GE)HĪENAN
Verb: to overcome, fell, defeat; to prostrate; to weaken, bring or lay low, afflict, humble,
humiliate, oppress, ill-treat, abase, oppress; to crush; to treat with dishonour or contempt, treat
with insult or contumely, despise, degrade, injure, insult; to rebuke; to dismiss; to subject, accuse;
to condemn.
GEHĪENE
Adjective: ready to fall, frail.
GEHĪERAN
Verb: to hear, listen; to follow, serve, obey; to grant, accede to; to be subject to, belong to; to
judge.
(GE)HIERDAN
Verb: to strengthen, harden, fortify; to encourage, embolden; to confirm.
GEHĪEREND
Noun: hearer.
GEHĪERENDLIC

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Adjective: audible.
(GE)HĪERNES
Noun: hearing, report; obedience, subjection; allegiance; district, jurisdiction; parish.
(GE)HIERSTAN
Verb: to fry, roast, scorch; to pain.
(GE)HĪERSUM
Adjective: obedient, docile, compliant.
GEHĪERSUMIAN
Verb: to reduce, subject, conquer; to make obedient; to obey, serve.
(GE)HĪERSUMNES
Noun: obedience, submission, subjection, service; humility.
(GE)HIERTAN
Verb: to cherish; to encourage, animate, cheer, hearten; to refresh, be renewed; to comfort,
revive.
(GE)HIERWAN
Verb: to oppress, disparage, deride, despise, ill-treat, abuse, vex, scorn; to blame, condemn; to
blaspheme.
GEHILMED
Adjective: helmeted; covered with foliage.
(GE)HILTE
Noun: handle, hilt (of sword).
(GE)HINDRIAN
Verb: to check; to hinder, impede, obstruct, repress.
GEHISCAN
Verb: to hate.
GEHĪWCŪÐLICIAN
Verb: to make known or familiar to.
GEHĪWENDLIC
Adjective: figurative, allegorical.
(GE)HĪWIAN
1. Verb: to make, form, fashion; to colour, paint; to seem, appear; to dissimulate, feign, pretend;
to figure; to signify; to transform, transfigure.
2. Verb: to marry.
GEHĪWLǢCAN
Verb: to form, shape, fashion; to colour.

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GEHĪWODLĪCE
Adverb: apparentlȲ formally.
GEHĪWUNG
Noun: appearance, form, shape, figure, likeness; position, portrayal; fashion; predicament;
pretence, hypocrisy
(GE)HLADAN
Verb: to load, burden, lade, freight, heap up; to draw or take in water.
GEHLǢG
Noun: ridicule, derision, scorn.
(GE)HLǢNIAN
Verb: to become or make lean, starve, thin.
(GE)HLǢNSIAN
Verb: to make lean, weaken.
(GE)HLĒAPAN
Verb: to go, run; to leap, jump, spring, dance; to mount.
GEHLENCAN
Verb: to twist, bend.
(GE)HLĒOTAN
Verb: to get, obtain or receive by lots, cast lots; to allot.
(GE)HLĒOÐ
Adjective: harmonious.
GEHLĒOÐOR
Adjective: harmonious.
(GE)HLĒOW
Adjective: sheltered, warm; warm, sunny.
(GE)HLĒOWAN
Verb: to cover; to shelter, cherish; to warm, become warm or hot.
(GE)HLĒOWE
Adverb: warmly, snugly.
GEHLĒÐA
Noun: companion, comrade; denizen.
(GE)HLID
Noun: cover, lid, roof, vault; inclosure; opening, door, gate.
GEHLIDIAN
Verb: to cover with a lid.

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GEHLIDOD
Adjective: having a lid.
(GE)HLIEHHAN
Verb: to laugh, laugh at, deride, scorn; rejoice.
(GE)HLINIAN
Verb: to lean, bend; to lie down, recline, rest.
(GE)HLINUNG
Noun: leaning, reclining, kneeling, resting; seat, couch.
(GE)HLIÐIAN
Verb: to soften, calm, mitigate, assuage, appease; to be mild.
GEHLOT
Noun: determination, settlemen; portion, share, lot, allotment.
GEHLOTLAND
Noun: inheritance, allotted land.
GEHLŌW
Noun: lowing, bellowing, bleating.
(GE)HLŪTTRIAN
Verb: to clear, purify; to grow or make clean, pure or bright.
(GE)HLȲD
Noun: sound, noise, din; murmuring, rumour; tumult, clamour; uproar, cry, outcry,
disturbance; dissension.
(GE)HLYNN
1. Noun: sound, noise, din, tumult, clamour.
2. Noun: torrent.
(GE)HLYST
Noun: sense of hearing; listening.
(GE)HLYSTAN
Verb: to hear, listen, hearken; to attend to, obey.
GEHLYSTE
Adjective: audible.
GEHLYSTFUL
Adjective: gracious, attentive, exorable.
GEHLYTA
Noun: companion.
GEHLYTTA

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Noun: partner, fellow; one chosen by lot.
GEHLYTTO
Noun: fellowship; lot.
(GE)HNǢCAN
Verb: to check; to crush, bruise, destroy, kill; to restrain.
(GE)HNǢGAN
1. Verb: to bend or bow down: curb; to humble, humiliate; to subdue, vanquish; to cast down.
2. Verb: to neigh.
3. See (ge)nǣgan (1).
GEHNǢST
Noun: conflict, collision, battle, slaughter.
GEHNǢSTAN
Verb: to contend with.
(GE)HNESCIAN
Verb: to make or become soft or nesh, soften, weaken, enfeeble; to alleviate; to waver; to give
way.
(GE)HNIGIAN
Verb: to bow or bend down (the head).
GEHNYCNED
Adjective: wrinkled, pinched, drawn.
GEHNYSCAN
Verb: to crush.
GEHOFEROD
Adjective: hump-backed.
GEHŌFOD
Adjective: hoofed.
(GE)HOGIAN
Verb: to think, mind, reflect, consider; to know, understand, resolve; to intend, purpose; to
strive, wish for; to be troubled or anxious; to be wise or prudent.
(GE)HOLEN
Noun: protector; prince; holly.
GEHOLIAN
Verb: to get, obtain.
(GE)HOPIAN
Verb: to hope, expect; to look for, watch; to trust, have confidence.

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GEHOPP
Noun: little bag; pod.
GEHORGIAN
1. Verb: to defile, spit.
2. See gehornian.
GEHORNIAN
Verb: to insult.
(GE)HORSIAN
Verb: to set or mount on a horse; to provide with horses.
GEHORWIGIAN
Verb: to defile, spit upon.
(GE)HRADIAN
Verb: to be quick, hasten, accelerate, rush; to do or come quickly or diligently; to further,
prosper, forward; to put briefly.
GEHRADOD
Adjective: quick.
(GE)HRĒFAN
Verb: to cover, roof.
(GE)HREMMAN
Verb: to hinder, impede, obstruct; to prevent, cumber.
(GE)HRĒOSAN
Verb: to fall, fall down, sink; to glide away; to fail, go to ruin; to rush; to attack.
(GE)HRĒOW
1. Noun: sorrow, lamenting, regret; repentance; penitence, penance.
2. Adjective: sorrowful, repentant, penitent.
3. Adjective: rough, angry; wild, savage, fierce; sad, sorrowful, grieved, troubled, disturbed;
penitent; stormy, tempestuous.
4. Adjective: raw.
(GE)HRĒOWAN
Verb: to make sorry, rue, repent, be penitent; to cause sorrow, grieve, distress, vex.
(GE)HRĒOWSIAN
Verb: to feel sorrow, be grieve or repent; to lament for; to do penance.
(GE)HRĒRAN
Verb: to move, shake, agitate; to stir together, mix up.
GEHRESP

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Noun: stripping, spoliation, plundering.
GEHRESPAN
Verb: to strip, spoil, plunder; to tear.
(GE)HRĒÐAN
Verb: to rejoice, exult; to triumph, glory.
(GE)HRĪEMAN
Verb: to call; to lament, cry, bewail; to shout, cry out, rave; to murmur; to implore; to exult; to
boast, vault.
GEHRIERED
Adjective: destroyed.
(GE)HRIF
Noun: belly, womb.
GEHRIFIAN
Verb: to bring forth.
GEHRIFNIAN
Verb: to tear off; to become rapacious or ferocious.
(GE)HRĪNAN
Verb: to touch; to seize, take hold of, lay hold of, reach; to strike.
(GE)HRINE
Noun: sense of touch, touch; contact.
(GE)HRINENES
Noun: contact, touch.
(GE)HRISIAN
Verb: to move, shake, clatter; to shake together.
(GE)HRODEN
Adjective: covered, adorned, ornamented; laden.
GEHROR
Noun: fall, calamity, ruin, plague, death.
GEHRORENES
Noun: affliction, downfall, ruin.
GEHRORENLIC
Adjective: transitory, perishable, unstable, ready to fall.
GEHRŪXL
Noun: noise, tumult.
GEHÐU

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Noun: care, anxiety, grief.
GEHŪFUD
Adjective: with pontifical headband.
GEHUGOD
Adjective: minded, disposed.
(GE)HUNTIAN
Verb: to hunt.
(GE)HŪSA
Noun: member of a householf.
GEHŪSED
Adjective: having a house.
(GE)HŪSIAN
Verb: to house, give shelter in a house.
(GE)HŪSLIAN
Verb: to give the Eucharist; to administer the sacrament.
(GE)HŪSSCIPE
Noun: house, household, family; race.
GEHWĀ
Pronoun: each one, any one, whoever, everyone.
GEHWǢDE
Adjective: little, small; young; slight, moderate, scanty.
GEHWǢDNES
Noun: fewness, insignificance; poorness; smallness, slenderness; paucity, subtlety.
GEHWǢMLIC
Adjective: each, every.
GEHWǢR
Adverb: everywhere, on every side, in all directions; somewhere; always, on every occasion.
(GE)HWÆTNES
Noun: activity, quickness, agility.
GEHWÆÐER
Pronoun: each; either; both.
(GE)HWÆÐERE
Adverb: yet, however, nevertheless; still.
GEHWANON
Adverb: from all sides.

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GEHWEARF
Noun: change, exchange; vicissitude, error; going, distance.
GEHWEARFNES
Noun: conversion.
(GE)HWELIAN
Verb: to suppurate, cause to suppurate; to turn to matter, inflame with foul matter.
(GE)HWEMMAN
Verb: to bend, incline, slope; to turn.
GEHWEORF
1. Noun: turning.
2. Adjective: converted; clever, versed, practised.
3. See gehwearf.
(GE)HWEORFAN
Verb: to turn, change; to move, go, come, go away, proceed, depart; to go or wander about; to
return, turn back; to die; to exchange, be converted, pass as property, fall as a lot; to roar.
(GE)HWETTAN
Verb: to incite, encourage, excite, egg on; to sharpen, whet.
GEHWIDER
Adverb: everywhere, in every direction, anywhere, whithersoever.
GEHWIELFAN
Verb: to bend over, arch; to vault.
GEHWIERFAN
Verb: to change, turn, convert, transfer, revolve; to exchange; to go, depart, return; to go on,
proceed; to overturn, destroy.
GEHWILC
Pronoun: each, some, any, whoever, whatever; many; every one, all.
(GE)HWILCNES
Noun: quality.
(GE)HWĪTAN
Verb: to whiten, make white; to polish, brighten.
GEHWYRFEDNES
Noun: change, conversion; inclination.
(GE)HWYRFT
Noun: turning, revolution; motion, going, course; circle, orb, circuit, orbit; way out, outlet.
GEHWYRFTNES

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Noun: return.
GEHWYRFTNIAN
Verb: to tear.
(GE)HYCGAN
Verb: to think, consider, meditate, study; to search out; to understand; to determine, purpose; to
remember; to hope; to devise; to care; to resolve; to intend; to conceive.
GEHYCGLIC
Adjective: considerable.
GEHȲD
1. Adjective: provided with a skin.
2. See gehygd.
(GE)HȲDAN
1. Verb: to hide, conceal, preserve, hide oneself; to sheath (a sword); to bury (a corpse); to fasten
with a rope of hide.
2. See (ge)hēdan (1).
GEHȲDNES
1. Noun: comfort, security.
2. See gehȳðnes.
GEHYGD
Noun: mind, thought, cogitation; meditation reflection, forethought; deliberation; consultation.
(GE)HYHT
Noun: expectation, trust, promise hope, desire; intent; comfort, refuge; joy, exultation.
(GE)HYHTAN
Verb: to trust; to hope; to be glad, rejoice, exult; to soften (hardship).
GEHYHTENDLIC
Adjective: to be hoped for.
(GE)HYHTLĪCE
Adverb: suitably, pleasantly.
GEHYLCED
Adjective: curved, bent, bandy.
GEHYLDIG
Adjective: patient.
GEHYLMAN
Verb: to cover, crown, provide with a helmet.
(GE)HYNGRAN

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Verb: to be hungry, hunger; to hunger for.
GEHȲPAN
Verb: to bring together, accumulate, heap, heap up, collect.
GEHYPSAN
Verb: to mock, deride, revile, scorn; to reproach.
(GE)HYRNED
Adjective: having angles or corners, horned, beaked.
(GE)HYRST
Noun: decoration, ornament; equipment, implement, trappings, accoutrements, armour; jewel,
treasure.
(GE)HYRSTAN
Verb: to decorate, adorn, ornament, deck; to equip.
GEHYRSTAN
1. See (ge)hyrstan.
2. Verb: to murmur.
GEHȲRSUMLĪCE
Adverb: obediently.
GEHȲRUNG
Noun: hiring.
(GE)HYSCAN
Verb: to mock, jeer at, deride, taunt; to reproach; to rail.
GEHYSPENDLIC
Adjective: despicable, abominable.
GEHȲÐE
Adjective: suitable, appropriate, convenient.
(GE)HȲÐEGIAN
Verb: to facilitate.
(GE)HȲÐELIC
Adjective: suitable, proper, convenient, opportune; favourable, advantageous, seasonable.
(GE)HȲÐELĪCE
Adverb: suitably, conveniently.
GEHȲÐELICNES
Noun: opportunities.
GEHȲÐIG
Adjective: suitable, convenient, agreeable.

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GEHȲÐIGIAN
Verb: to make suitable, free from restraint or distress.
GEHȲÐNES
Noun: occasion, opportunity; advantage.
GEHȲÐÐO
Noun: subsistence.
GEHȲWAN
Verb: to show, display; to disclose, reveal; to point out.
GEĪCENDLĪC
Adjective: added to, adjective.
(GE)ĪDLIAN
Verb: to become useless, render worthless, come to nought; to become idle or vain; to be or
become empty, be unoccupied; to profane.
(GE)ĪECAN
Verb: to add, increase, enlarge, augment, prolong, eke; to carry out, fulfil.
(GE)IELDAN
Verb: to delay, postpone, defer, tarry, put off; to forbear; to keep, hold; to prolong; to
procrastinate; to hesitate; to dissimulate, conceal; to connive at.
GEIERFIAN
Verb: to stock with cattle.
(GE)IERMAN
Verb: to make miserable or wretched, afflict, vex, harass.
GEIERNAN
1. Verb: to move rapidly, run, hasten; to flow, spread; to pursue; to cause to move rapidly, turn,
grind; to get to, attain; to meet with; to occur (to one’s mind); to coagulate; to grow up.
(GE)IERSIAN
Verb: to be angry (with), rage; to irritate, provoke, make angry, enrage.
GEĪEÐAN
Verb: to make easy or light, alleviate; to be merciful; to ravage, devastate, desolate, lay waste,
destroy.
GEĪEÐRIAN
Verb: to make or become easier, suffer less, get better.
(GE)ĪEWAN
Verb: to show, display, point out; to manifest, reveal, disclose, discover; to bestow, confer.
GEIHT

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Adjective: yoked together.
GEĪHTNYSS
Noun: addition, epact.
(GE)ILCA
Pronoun: the same.
GEILLEROCAD
Adjective: surfeited with wine.
GEIMPIAN
Verb: to busy oneself with; to introduce into, mingle in, engraft; to imp, implant, graft.
(GE)INBŪAN
Verb: to inhabit.
GEINCFULLIAN
Verb: to offend, scandalize.
GEINDĒPAN
Verb: to dip in.
(GE)INLAGIAN
Verb: to restore or reverse an outlaw to the protection of the law.
(GE)INLĪHTAN
Verb: to enlighten, illumine.
(GE)INNIAN
Verb: to go in; to lodge, put up; to include, fill in, get within, bring in; to supply; to charge; to
restore.
(GE)INNĪWIAN
Verb: to renew.
(GE)INSEGLIAN
Verb: to seal, place a seal upon.
(GE)INTIMBRIAN
Verb: to edify; to instruct.
(GE)ĪSNIAN
Verb: to furnish or cover with iron (armour).
GELAC
Noun: assembly, tumult, commotion; motion, play.
GELĀCIAN
Verb: to give, bestow, present; to accompany with gifts.
(GE)LĀCNIAN

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Verb: to heal, cure, dress (a wound); to treat; to take care of, look after, tend.
GELĀD
Noun: way, course, path, road, street, water-way, lode; support, maintenance; leading,
carriage.
(GE)LĀDIAN
Verb: to excuse, clear oneself of a charge, exculpate oneself, let off; to defend.
GELǢCA
Noun: rival, competitor.
GELǢCAN
Verb: to emulate; to join with, make common cause with.
(GE)LÆCCAN
Verb: to take, seize, catch, grasp, capture, snatch up, apprehend; to get, receive; to comprehend;
to rescue.
(GE)LǢDAN
Verb: to lead, guide, conduct, convoy; to take, carry, bring, convey, derive; to bring forth,
produce; to pass, lead (life); to mark or beat the bounds of land; to do, perform, take part in; to
place, lay; to grow, spread, sprout forth; to cause to move, lift; to excuse; to deal with, treat.
(GE)LǢDENDLIC
Adjective: ductile, malleable.
GELǢFA
Noun: leave, permission.
(GE)LǢFAN
Verb: to leave, leave behind; to leave, bequeath, spare; to remain, have left; to allow, remain.
(GE)LǢNAN
Verb: to give, lend, grant, lease.
GELǢR
Adjective: empty, void; empty-handed.
(GE)LǢRAN
Verb: to teach, instruct, educate; to guide, show the way, direct; to preach, teach a particular
tenet or dogma, give religious teaching; to convert; to order, prescribe, enjoin a rule; to suggest,
advise, exhort, urge; to persuade; to admonish; to declare, proclaim.
(GE)LǢRED
Adjective: learned; spiritual; clerical.
GELǢREDNES
Noun: learning, skill; knowledge, erudition.

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(GE)LǢSTAN
Verb: to follow, accompany; to help, attend, serve; to do, perform, carry out, practise,
accomplish, fulfil, execute; to observe; to last, endure; to remain, continue; to furnish; to pay,
grant; to discharge.
GELǢSTFULLIAN
Verb: to testify, prove by witness.
(GE)LǢSWIAN
Verb: to feed, pasture, graze.
(GE)LǢTAN
Verb: to let, allow, permit; to remain, leave behind, bequeath; to depart from, let alone; to
think, consider, estimate, regard as, suppose; to leave undone; to cause to do; to conduct oneself;
to behave, treat; to set free, let out; to assert, profess; to appear, pretend, make as if; to assign,
allot; to let go, forsake, give up, dismiss; to desist; to suffer; to make; to have, get; to emit; to
commit, entrust.
GELǢTE
1. Noun: manners, bearing.
2. Noun: junction of roads.
(GE)LǢWAN
Verb: to betray.
(GE)LAFIAN
Verb: to wash, bathe, lave; to refresh; to ladle out, pour water on.
(GE)LAGIAN
Verb: to constitute, ordain, decree, make a law; to fix, appoint.
GELAGU
Noun: extent, surface; collection of water.
GELAN
Verb: to pour.
GELANDA
Noun: fellow-countryman, compatriot; kinsman.
GELANDOD
Adjective: having landed property.
GELANG
Adjective: belonging to, attributable, dependent on; along, consequent, resulting from,
attainable from; present in.
GELANGIAN

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Verb: to call, summon; to call or send for; to seize, apprehend, get hold of; to deliver, liberate.
(GE)LĀST
Noun: accomplishment, observance; duty, due, obligation, vow.
GELĀSTFUL
Adjective: helpful, aiding, assisting, serviceable, officious.
(GE)LATIAN
Verb: to be slow or indolent; to delay, linger, loiter; to hesitate.
GELATU
Noun: hindrance.
(GE)LĀÐ
Adjective: unpleasant, grievous, injurious, hateful, hated, malignant, hostile, evil; displeasing,
unwilling, loth, loathsome, noxious.
(GE)LAÐIAN
Verb: to call, call upon, summon, invite; to ask, demand; to assemble, congregate.
(GE)LAÐUNG
Noun: calling, summoning, invitation; assembly, congregation; church.
GELAURED
Adjective: laurel-flavoured.
GELDE
Adjective: sterile, barren, unproductive.
GELĒAF
1. Adjective: leafy.
2. See (ge)lēaf.
(GE)LĒAF
Noun: permission, license, leave, privilege.
(GE)LĒAFA
Noun: trust, belief, faith; confidence; creed; leave
(GE)LĒAFE
Noun: permission, license, leave.
(GE)LĒAFFUL
Adjective: believing, faithful; Orthodox (Christian); trustworthy; holy.
(GE)LĒAFFULĪCE
Adverb: confidently; in accordance with faith, faithfully; in accordance with the Christian faith.
GELĒAFFULNES
Noun: belief, faith, trust; faithfulness.

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GELĒAFLĒAS
Adjective: unbelieving.
GELĒAFLĒASNES
Noun: unbelief, incredulity.
GELĒAFLIC
Adjective: faithful, credible; catholic.
GELĒAFLĪCE
Adverb: credibly; in accordance with Christian belief.
GELĒAFNESWORD
Noun: password.
GELĒAFSUM
Adjective: believing, faithful, credible.
(GE)LEAHTRIAN
Verb: to blame, accuse, charge with crime; to reproach, revile, reprove; to impeach; to corrupt,
vitiate.
(GE)LĒANIAN
Verb: to requite, recompense, reward; to pay, repay.
GELĒAS
Adjective: false, untruthful, deceitful; faithless; worthless, vain, lax.
GELEAÐIAN
Verb: to invite, summon, call upon; to ask.
(GE)LECGAN
Verb: to put, place, lay, set, deposit, prostrate; to establish, arrange, dispose, put before; to
attach, annex; to bury; to submit; to impose; to go, betake oneself; to cast down; to lay low; to
kill, slay.
GELED
Noun: catasta.
GELĒDD
Adjective: malleable, ductile.
GELĒFED
Adjective: weak, sickly; corrupted, injured; aged.
GELĒFENSCIPE
Noun: justification, excuse; permission.
GELEGE
Noun: bed, lair.

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GELEGERED
Adjective: confined to bed.
GELEGERGIELD
Noun: Lupercalia.
(GE)LEMIAN
Verb: to enfeeble, lame, cripple, strike, disable; to subdue.
GELEND
Adjective: furnished with land.
GELENDA
Noun: rich man, one rich in land.
GELENDAN
Verb: to endow with land; to arrive, land.
GELENGAN
Verb: lengthen, prolong, protract, delay, defer; to extend; to reach, attain; to belong; to call for.
GELENGE
Adjective: related to, belonging to; addicted to; near (of time).
GELĒOD
Noun: fellow-countryman, compatriot; chief, prince, king.
(GE)LĒOF
Adjective: valued, dear, beloved; pleasant, agreeable, acceptable, desirable; acceptable.
(GE)LĒOGAN
Verb: to lie, tell a lie, say falsely, play false, deceive, belie, betray; to feign; to be in error, make a
mistake.
(GE)LĒOMA
Noun: light, radiance, sheen, glare, splendour; ray or beam of light, lightning.
GELĒOMOD
Adjective: having rays of light.
(GE)LĒON
Verb: to give, lend, grant for a time.
(GE)LĒORAN
Verb: to go, depart, emigrate; to pass, pass away, vanish, die, cease to exist; to pass over.
(GE)LĒOREDNES
Noun: going, departure, migration, transmigration; passing away, death; anniversary; vision,
ecstasy.
(GE)LĒORNES

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Noun: going, departure, transmigration; withdrawal; death, anniversary of a death.
(GE)LEORNIAN
Verb: to learn, study, think about; to read; to inquire.
GELEOÐUWĀCIAN
Verb: to soften, mitigate, render gentle; to make pliant or flexible, restore the activity of.
(GE)LEOÐUWǢCAN
Verb: to become or to make soft or pliant; to grow calm; to soften, calm, appease, assuage,
mitigate; to revive.
(GE)LETTAN
Verb: to let; to hinder, impede, oppress; to offend; to delay, cause to be slow; to stop.
GELĪC
1. Adjective: like, alike, similar, equal; likely; suitable.
2. Noun: likeness, similitude; parable.
GELĪCA
Noun: equal, peer.
GELĪCBISEN
Noun: copy, imitation; imitator.
GELĪCBISNUNG
Noun: imitation.
GELICCETTAN
Verb: to imitate.
GELĪCE
1. (ge)līce.
2. See gelīca.
(GE)LĪCE
Adverb: similarly, as, like, likewise, equally; in the same way, as in the case; also.
GELĪCGEMACA
Noun: an equal.
(GE)LICGAN
Verb: to be situated, have a position, remain; to be at rest, lie prostrate; to lie, lie low, lie dead;
to yield; to cease, fail, fall, subside; to extend; to lead; to go, flow, run; to belong to, appertain
to; to border; to exist, dwell, reside.
GELICHAMIAN
Verb: to clothe with flesh.
GELĪCHAMOD

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Adjective: incarnate.
GELĪCIAN
1. See (ge)līcian.
2. Verb: to be or make like, seem likely, imitate; to please, delight.
(GE)LĪCIAN
Verb: to please; to be sufficient.
GELĪCLǢTAN
Verb: to liken, compare.
GELĪCLIC
Adjective: likely, fitting, proper, apparently suitable for a purpose.
GELĪCLĪCE
Adverb: equally.
(GE)LĪCNES
Noun: likeness, similarity, resemblance, copy; form, shape, image, figure, stature; parable,
proverb.
(GE)LĪCUNG
Noun: liking, pleasing, pleasure, gratification.
(GE)LĪCWYRÐE
Adjective: pleasant, well-pleasing, agreeable, acceptable; estimable, praiseworthy; recognised;
sterling (of money).
GELĪEFAN
1. See (ge)līefan (1).
2. See (ge)līefan (2).
3. Verb: to make or be dear to.
(GE)LĪEFAN
1. Verb: to allow, permit; to grant, concede.
2. Verb: to believe, trust, confide in; to hope; to allow, give permission; to grant.
GELĪEFED
Adjective: believing, faithful, pious.
GELĪEFEDLIC
Adjective: allowable, permissible.
GELĪEFEDLĪCE
Adverb: faithfully, trustfully, confidently, credulously; lawfully.
GELĪEFEN
Adjective: excused, having permission.

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GELĪEFENSCIPE
Noun: justification.
(GE)LĪESAN
Verb: to loosen, release, liberate; to deliver, redeem, spare; to save; to break, dissolve.
(GE)LĪFFÆST
Adjective: living, having life, full of life, vigorous; quickened; settled.
(GE)LĪFFÆSTAN
Verb: to give life, endow with life, vivify; to quicken, make alive.
GELĪFFÆSTNIAN
Verb: to quicken.
GELIGER
Noun: adultery, fornication; lying with.
GELIGERE
Noun: adultery, fornication, concubinage.
GELIGERNES
Noun: adultery, fornication, concubinage.
GELĪHTAN
Verb: to make light or easy, lighten, relieve, assuage, alleviate, mitigate; to dismount, alight; to
shine, grow light; to come, approach.
GELĪMAN
Verb: to join, connect, glue or stick together, cement.
GELIMP
Noun: occurrence, event, outcome; fortune, lot; accident, misfortune, mishap.
(GE)LIMPAN
Verb: to happen, occur, take place, befall; to exist, be made or produced; to belong to, pertain,
belong or be assigned to, fall to; to affect, concern; to suit, befit; to come upon.
(GE)LIMPFUL
Adjective: suitable, fit, convenient.
GELIMPLIC
Adjective: fit, suitable, seasonable; happening; fatal.
(GE)LIMPLĪCE
Adverb: suitably, fitly, conveniently, opportunely, seasonably; rightly, properly.
GELIMPLICNES
Noun: opportunity, occasion.
GELISE

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Noun: learning, study, reading; care.
GELĪSIAN
Verb: to slip, slide.
GELĪÐAN
Verb: to go, travel, sail; to arrive.
GELIÐEN
Adjective: having travelled much.
(GE)LIÐIAN
Verb: to release, unloose, relax.
(GE)LĪÐIGIAN
Verb: to soften, soothe, calm, mitigate, appease, relieve, assuage; to be mild or yielding.
GELLET
Noun: bowl, basin.
(GE)LOCCIAN
Verb: to attract, entice, allure, win over by gentle means; to sooth.
(GE)LŌCIAN
Verb: to look, see, observe, gaze, regard, behold; to notice; to take care, take heed; to rely on; to
belong, pertain.
GELODA
1. Noun: brother.
2. Noun: joints of the back.
GELODR
Noun: backbone, spine.
GELODWYRT
Noun: silverweed.
(GE)LOFIAN
Verb: to praise, exalt; to value, put a price upon.
GELŌGENDLIC
Adjective: to be kept in order; disposable.
(GE)LŌGIAN
Verb: to place, lodge; to arrange, dispose, settle, put in order; to put or bring together, collect; to
frame; to divide, portion out; to discourse; to occupy, fill a place; to put, deposit; to bring; to
storage; to write in good style.
GELŌGOD
Adjective: interpolated; arranged.

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GELŌGUNG
Noun: order, arrangement.
(GE)LŌMA
Noun: tool, implement, utensil, article of furniture.
(GE)LŌME
1. Adjective: frequent.
2. Adverb: often, frequently, continually, repeatedly.
(GE)LŌMLǢCAN
Verb: to frequent, use often, repeat; to be frequent.
GELŌMLǢCENDE
Adjective: frequent; frequentative.
GELŌMLǢCING
Noun: frequency, repeated action.
GELŌMLǢCNES
Noun: numerous assembly.
GELŌMLIC
Adjective: frequent, repeated, numerous.
GELŌMLĪCE
Adverb: often, frequently, repeatedly; in many places.
GELŌMLĪCIAN
Verb: to become frequent.
GELŌMLICNES
Noun: frequency, repetition; numerous assembly.
GELOMRǢDE
Adjective: frequent.
(GE)LOSIAN
Verb: to be deprived of, be lost; to lose; to fail, lose strength, faint, perish, decay; to destroy; to
escape, get away, stray; to be destroyed, come to nothing, die.
(GE)LŪCAN
Verb: to close, lock, shut up, enclose; to fasten; to close, conclude; to interlock, intertwine; to
twist, wind.
(GE)LUFIAN
Verb: to love, feel affection for, esteem, caress, cherish, fondle; to show love; to approve, delight
in; to practise.
GELUMPENLIC

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Adjective: occasional, accidental; suitable, opportune.
GELUSTFUL
Adjective: desirable, welcome.
(GE)LUSTFULLIAN
Verb: to enjoy, rejoice, be glad, be delighted, take pleasure; to give delight; to desire.
(GE)LUSTFULLĪCE
Adverb: gladly, with joy or pleasure; eagerly, willingly; earnestly; studiously.
(GE)LUSTFULLUNG
Noun: pleasure, delight; desire.
(GE)LUSTFULNES
Noun: pleasure, delight; desire.
GELUSTIAN
Verb: to take pleasure, delight in.
GELŪTAN
Verb: to bend, lay down; to stoop; to decline; to entreat; to approach an end.
(GE)LŪTIAN
Verb: to hide, lie hid, be concealed, lurk, skulk; to be latent.
GELȲCOST
Noun: twin.
(GE)LYGNIAN
Verb: to give one the lie, convict or charge with falsehood.
GELYGNOD
Adjective: perjured.
(GE)LYNDE
Noun: fat, fatness, grease, lard.
GELYNDU
Noun: joints of the spine.
(GE)LYSTAN
Verb: to list; to desire, provoke longing; to cause pleasure or desire, please.
GELYSTED
Adjective: desirous of.
(GE)LȲTAN
Verb: to bend, bow; to fall down, entreat, make obeisance; to stoop; to decline.
(GE)LȲTLIAN

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Verb: to make or become little, diminish, decrease, lessen, run short, shorten, curtail; to fall out
of use, abrogate; to humble, belittle, depreciate.
GELȲTLUNG
Noun: lack, want, insufficiency, diminution, failure.
GEMĀD
Adjective: unreasoning, foolish, silly, mad.
(GE)MÆC
Adjective: agreeable, well-suited, well-matched; similar, equal.
GEMÆCCA
Noun: consort, husband, wife; pair; equal, match; one of a pair, companion, mate, comrade.
GEMÆCLIC
Adjective: conjugal, relating to a wife.
GEMÆCNES
Noun: cohabitation; companionship; mixture.
GEMÆCSCIPE
Noun: cohabitation; fellowship, connection.
GEMǢDAN
Verb: to make mad or foolish.
GEMǢDLA
Noun: madness, fury.
(GE)MǢG
1. Noun: relative, kinsman, parent, son, brother, nephew, cousin; compatriot.
2. Noun: woman, kinswoman, female relative, wife, maiden.
GEMÆGENIAN
Verb: to establish, confirm.
GEMÆGFÆST
Adjective: gluttonous.
GEMÆGÐ
Noun: power, greatness.
(GE)MǢGÐ
1. Noun: people, race, family, clan, tribe; generation; relatives, kindred; nation, province,
country.
2. Noun: longing; ambition, greed.
GEMǢL
Adjective: marked, stained, dyed.

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GEMǢLAN
1. Verb: to mark, stain, spot, blemish.
2. See (ge)mǣlan.
(GE)MǢLAN
Verb: to speak, talk, harangue.
(GE)MǢNAN
1. Verb: to mean, signify; to mean, intend; to consider.
2. Verb: to tell, relate, declare, mention, speak of, announce, communicate to; to utter,
pronounce; to complain of, moan, groan; to lament, sorrow, grieve, mourn, bewail.
GEMǢNE
1. See (ge)mǣne.
2. Adjective: subdued, overpowered.
3. Noun: fellowship, intercourse.
(GE)MǢNE
Adjective: common, general, universal, public; owned in common, mutual; catholic; lower
(clergy).
(GE)MǢNELIC
Adjective: common, ordinary; general, universal; mutual; public.
(GE)MǢNELĪCE
Adverb: generally, collectively; in common, mutually; jointly, together.
GEMǢNELICNES
Noun: generality.
GEMǢNNES
Noun: fellowship, community; land held in common; union, connection; sharing.
GEMǢNSCIPE
Noun: fellowship, community; union, communion; common.
(GE)MǢNSUMIAN
Verb: to impart; to partake of, participate in; to have fellowship, have the companionship of a
person, live with, marry; to communicate; to administer Eucharist.
GEMǢNSUMNES
Noun: fellowship; communion, participation (in Eucharist).
GEMǢNSUMUNG
Noun: administrator of the Eucharist; communion.
GEMǢNUNG
Noun: fellowship, communion, marriage.

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GEMǢRAN
1. See (ge)mǣran.
2. Verb: to determine, fix limits, form the boundary of land.
(GE)MǢRAN
Verb: to declare, proclaim, divulge, spread about; to celebrate, honour, glorify.
(GE)MǢRE
Noun: limit, boundary, border, confine, end; balk of a plough-land.
GEMǢRHAGA
Noun: boundary fence.
GEMǢRIAN
1. Verb: to limit, mark out, fix the bounds of.
2. See gemǣran.
GEMǢRLACU
Noun: boundary stream.
(GE)MǢRSIAN
Verb: to make or become famous; to spread (fame); to celebrate, exalt, praise, honour, glorify,
magnify; to celebrate, perform a rite; to make great, extend, enlarge; to declare, proclaim,
announce; to limit, bound, mark out.
(GE)MǢRSUNG
Noun: report, rumour; renown, greatness, favour, fame, celebrity, honour, excellency,
magnificence; celebration, festival.
GEMǢRTRĒOW
Noun: boundary-tree.
(GE)MǢRÐORN
Noun: boundary thornbush, hawthorn tree which serves as a boundary.
(GE)MǢRU
Noun: border, margin, coast; termination, ending.
GEMǢRUNG
Noun: ending, finishing, termination.
(GE)MǢRWEG
Noun: boundary road.
GEMǢRWYLL
Noun: boundary-stream.
GEMÆSSIAN
Verb: to attend mass; to say or celebrate may.

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(GE)MÆSTAN
Verb: to feed with mast, fatten; to anoint.
(GE)MǢTAN
Verb: to dream.
GEMǢTE
Adjective: fit, suitable, meet; moderate.
GEMÆTGIAN
Verb: to regulate, moderate, temper, allay; to control, order, govern; to consider, meditate,
deliberate, measure, weigh in mind; to prepare, dispose, manage properly.
(GE)MǢÐEGIAN
Verb: to respect, honour; to spare.
(GE)MǢÐIAN
Verb: to respect, honour; to regard; to bestow, spare.
GEMÆÐLA
Noun: talk.
(GE)MǢÐRIAN
Verb: to show respect to, honour.
GEMAGIAN
Verb: to recover (health).
(GE)MĀH
Adjective: shameless, bad, wicked, wanton, impious; importunate, obstinate, stubborn.
GEMĀHLIC
Adjective: importunate, pertinacious; shameless, wanton; wicked.
GEMĀHLĪCE
Adverb: importunately, urgently, peremptorily, pertinaciously; boldly; pertly, saucily;
impudently.
GEMĀHLICNES
Noun: importunity, inconvenience; shamelessness, wantonness; time of need.
GEMĀHNES
Noun: perseverance, persistence, stubbornness, contumacy; boldness, shamelessness; importunity,
petulance.
GEMĀLECA
Adjective: importunate.
GEMALMÆGEN
Noun: assembly.

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GEMAN
Adjective: having a mane.
GEMĀNA
Noun: society, fellowship, association, community, companionship, common property;
intercourse, commerce, conjunction; partaking of the Eucharist; familiarity, cohabitation,
marriage.
GEMĀNE
Adjective: having a mane.
GEMANG
Noun: union, mixture; crowd, multitude, throng, company, troop; meeting, assembly,
congregation; business; cohabitation.
GEMANGENNES
Noun: mixture, mingling; confection.
(GE)MANGIAN
Verb: to trade, traffic; to act as a monger; to mix.
GEMANIAN
1. See (ge)manian.
2. Verb: to be restored to health.
(GE)MANIAN
Verb: to bring to mind, remember remind; to advise, warn; to suggest, instigate, exhort; to
teach, instruct; to ask, claim, demand; to admonish; to prompt.
GEMANIGEAN
Verb: to be restored to health.
(GE)MANIGFEALDAN
Verb: to become numerous or abundant, multiply, increase, extend; to reward.
(GE)MANIGFEALDIAN
Verb: to become numerous or abundant, multiply, increase, extend; to reward.
GEMANÐWǢRIAN
Verb: to make gentle, humanize.
GEMĀRIAN
Verb: to make greater, increase, enlarge.
GEMARTYRIAN
Verb: to torture, martyr.
GEMAÐEL
Noun: talking, speech, conversation, harangue.

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(GE)MEARC
Noun: mark, sign; limit, boundary, border, line of division, standard; term; defined area,
district, province.
(GE)MEARCIAN
Verb: to mark, stain, seal, make a mark on anything; to fix the bounds or limits of a place,
mark a boundary; to measure; to define, describe, portray; to appoint, assign, designate; to plan,
mark out, design, draw up; to create; to observe; to note, record.
GEMEARCOD
Adjective: baptized; marked.
(GE)MEARCUNG
Noun: description, disposition, arrangement; marking out; constellation; title, chapter.
GEMEARGIAN
Verb: to be rich; to fill with marrow.
GEMEARR
1. Noun: hindrance, obstruction; error; emptiness, vanity.
2. Adjective: wicked, fraudulent.
GEMEC
Adjective: well-suited, companionable; equal, matched, similar.
GEMĒDE
1. Noun: good will, consent, pleasure; covenant.
2. Adjective: agreeable, pleasant; suitable, adequate.
(GE)MEDEMIAN
Verb: to place, assign, allot, mete out, vouchsafe; to estimate, fix the measure of anything; to
order, regulate, moderate; to respect, esteem, condescend, deign, honour, deem worthy; to
humble, humiliate.
(GE)MEDEMNES
Noun: worth, dignity; kindness, condescension, benignity.
GEMĒDRED
Adjective: maternal, of a mother; having the same mother.
GEMĒDREN
Adjective: born of the same mother.
GEMĒDRIAN
Verb: to mother, adopt or have as son or daughter.
(GE)MELCAN
Verb: to milk.

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(GE)MELDIAN
Verb: to tell, declare, announce, proclaim, reveal; to accuse, inform against.
(GE)MELTAN
1. Verb: to consume by fire, burn up; to melt, become liquid; to be dissolved, digest.
2. See (ge)mieltan.
(GE)MENGAN
Verb: to unite, join, combine, mix, mingle, stir up; to associate with, consort; to cohabit with; to
disturb; to converse; to confuse, confound.
GEMENGEDLIC
Adjective: mixed, confused.
GEMENGEDLĪCE
Adverb: confusedly.
GEMENGEDNES
Noun: mixture, mingling; connection; sexual intercourse.
GEMENGUNG
Noun: confusion; mixing.
(GE)MEOLCIAN
Verb: to milk, give milk, suckle.
GEMET
1. See (ge)met.
2. Adjective: fit, proper, apt, meet.
(GE)MET
Noun: measure, quantity; act of measuring, appointed share; distance, space; limit, boundary;
degree; ability, capacity, adequacy; power, order, rule, law; mood (inflection); metre;
moderation; way, manner, means.
(GE)MĒTAN
Verb: to find, find out; to meet with, encounter, come across, come upon, fall in with; to obtain;
to paint; to design.
GEMĒTEDNES
Noun: finding, discovery, invention.
GEMĒTEND
Noun: inventor, discoverer.
GEMETFÆST
Adjective: moderate, reasonable, modest, discreet, sober; gentle, kind, honest, meek; frugal, not
extravagant; orderly.

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GEMETFÆSTAN
Verb: to compare.
GEMETFÆSTLIC
Adjective: moderate, modest; gentle.
(GE)METFÆSTLĪCE
Adverb: modestly, humbly; gently, meekly.
GEMETFÆSTNES
Noun: moderation, modesty, discretion, sobriety; gentleness, meekness.
GEMETFÆT
Noun: measure; measuring-vessel.
(GE)METGIAN
Verb: to control, regulate, moderate, govern; to consider, meditate upon, measure in the mind;
to assign due measure; to order, dispose, prepare, deliver; to temper, allay.
GEMETGIEND
Noun: ruler, governor.
(GE)METGUNG
Noun: moderation, temperance, frugality; meditation, reflection; direction, regulation, rule,
governance; arrangement.
GEMETHĀT
Adjective: temperate.
(GE)MĒTING
Noun: meeting, assembly, association, congregation, society; finding, discovery; agreement;
painting, picture.
GEMETLǢCAN
Verb: to moderate.
GEMETLIC
Adjective: moderate, measurable, temperate, discreet, sober; fitting, suitable, sufficient; mild,
gentle.
GEMETLĪCE
Adverb: moderately, temperately, modestly; fitly, suitably, meetly.
GEMETLICUNG
Noun: adjustment, regulation; measure, moderation.
GEMETMĒTE
Adverb: fitly, meetly, in a proper manner.
GEMETNES

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Noun: moderation.
GEMETODLĪCE
Adverb: inevitably.
(GE)METSIAN
Verb: to feed, supply with food, furnish with provisions.
GEMETTA
Noun: sharer in food, guest.
GEMĒÐGIAN
Verb: to fatigue, tire out, weary, exhaust; to impair.
(GE)MICELNES
Noun: size; mass, quantity, amount; abundance, multitude; greatness, magnificence, great deed.
(GE)MICLIAN
Verb: to become great, increase, extend; to make great or larger, magnify, extol.
(GE)MICLUNG
Noun: doing of great things or deeds; greatness, magnificence, glory.
GEMIDLEAHTRIAN
Verb: to reproach.
GEMIDLIAN
Verb: to separate, divide, halve; to mediate.
(GE)MĪDLIAN
Verb: to restrain, bridle, curb.
(GE)MIDSĪÐEGIAN
Verb: to accompany, associate with.
(GE)MIDSĪÐIAN
Verb: to accompany, associate.
(GE)MIELTAN
Verb: to melt, become liquid; to soften; to digest; to purge, refine; to exhaust.
GEMIERCE
Noun: mark, sign, token; limit, boundary.
(GE)MIERRAN
Verb: to disturb, upset, deceive; to obstruct, hinder; to err; to confuse; to spoil, mar; to scatter,
waste, squander; to trouble, force.
(GE)MĪGAN
Verb: to make water; to water.
GEMILDGIAN

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Verb: to mitigate, make mild or calm.
GEMILSCAD
Adjective: honeyed, mixed or sweetened with honey.
(GE)MILTSIAN
Verb: to compassionate, show mercy, have or take pity or mercy upon, pardon; to soften, make
mild or kind.
(GE)MILTSIGEND
Noun: one who takes pity.
(GE)MILTSUNG
Noun: favour, sympathy, compassion, mercy, pity; pardon, indulgence; moderation, reduction
(of punishment).
GEMIMOR
Adjective: known, well-known.
GEMIMORLĪCE
Adverb: by heart.
(GE)MINSIAN
Verb: to become small, diminish, lessen.
(GE)MITTAN
Verb: to meet, meet with, find; to come upon or across.
(GE)MITTING
Noun: meeting, assembly, convention.
GEMŌD
1. See (ge)mōd.
2. Adjective: of one mind, agreed, harmonious, peaceful.
(GE)MŌD
Noun: mind, heart, spirit, courage; mood, temper; pride, arrogance; power, violence.
GEMŌDOD
Adjective: minded, disposed.
GEMŌDSUM
Adjective: in agreement, accordant.
GEMŌDSUMIAN
Verb: to agree.
GEMŌDSUMNES
Noun: agreement, concord.
GEMOLCEN

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Adjective: milked.
(GE)MOLSNIAN
Verb: to decay, wither, moulder; to corrupt; to become corrupt.
(GE)MŌT
Noun: meeting, assembly, society, synod; moot; court, council; mitigation.
(GE)MŌTÆRN
Noun: meeting-place, hall, courthouse.
GEMŌTAN
Verb: to meet, find, find out, fall in with, encounter; to obtain.
(GE)MŌTBEORH
Noun: hill of meeting.
(GE)MŌTHŪS
Noun: house where a court or assembly is held, moot-hall.
(GE)MŌTIAN
Verb: to speak to or about, converse with, address, harangue; to discuss, argue, dispute, moot a
question; to plead.
GEMŌTLĒAH
Noun: meadow of meeting.
GEMŌTMANN
Noun: orator; counsellor; auditor of accounts.
GEMŌTSTEDE
Noun: meeting-place.
(GE)MŌTSTŌW
Noun: place of assembly, council, forum.
GEMUN
Adjective: mindful, remembering.
(GE)MUNAN
Verb: to remember, remind; to think, consider, meditate; to think about, be mindful of; to be
careful; to mention, record.
(GE)MUNDBYRDAN
Verb: to protect, defend, patronize.
(GE)MUNDIAN
Verb: to protect, guard, shelter, watch over; to act as a guardian.
GĒMUNG

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Noun: marriage, nuptials; entertainment, wedding feast; care, keeping, guarding, management;
rule, ruling; being anxious.
GĒMUNGIAN
Verb: to marry.
GĒMUNGLIC
Adjective: nuptial, belonging to a marriage.
GEMUNING
Noun: remembrance.
(GE)MYND
Noun: memory, remembrance; memorial, act of commemoration, recording; thought, purpose;
mind, intellect, consciousness; reminder, warning; mention, record.
GEMYNDBLĪÐE
Adjective: memorial; having happy memories.
GEMYNDDÆG
Noun: anniversary, commemoration day.
GEMYNDE
1. Adjective: mindful.
2. Noun: river-mouth.
GEMYNDEWYRÐE
Adjective: worth mentioning or remembering.
GEMYNDFUL
Adjective: of good memory, mindful.
(GE)MYNDGIAN
Verb: to remember, be mindful of, remind, recall, recollect; to intend; to mention,
commemorate; to impel, exhort, warn; to demand payment.
GEMYNDGOD
Adjective: aforesaid.
(GE)MYNDIG
Adjective: mindful, recollecting; memorable; wise, thoughtful.
GEMYNDIGLIC
Adjective: memorable; hortatory.
GEMYNDIGLĪCE
Adverb: by heart, without book; thoughtfully; hortatory, admonitory.
GEMYNDIGLICNES
Noun: remembrance, memorial.

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(GE)MYNDLĒAS
Adjective: senseless, foolish, witless.
GEMYNDLȲST
Noun: madness, senselessness.
GEMYNDSTŌW
Noun: monument, tomb.
GEMYNE
Adjective: mindful.
(GE)MYNEGUNG
Noun: advice, exhortation, warning, admonition; claim; memorandum; place of toll, district
for purposes of tribute or taxation; residents in a taxing district.
(GE)MYNETIAN
Verb: to coin, mint.
GEMYNT
Noun: intention.
(GE)MYNTAN
Verb: to determine, resolve; to mean, intend, purpose; to destine; to think, suppose; to bring
forth; to give up to.
GEMȲÐE
Noun: confluence or junction of two streams, mouth of a river.
(GE)MYSCAN
Verb: to afflict, offend, injure.
GĒN
1. Adverb: yet, still; now; again; also, besides, moreover, further; hitherto.
2. Adverb: directly, concisely, briefly.
3. Verb: to groan, cry out.
GENACOD
1. Adjective: bare, naked, nude, unsheathed, not fully clothed; empty, destitute or stripped of
property.
2. Noun: nakedness.
GENACODIAN
Verb: to lay bare, strip.
(GE)NǢGAN
1. Verb: to speak to, address; to approach, accost; to attack, assail, assault.
2. See (ge)hnӕgan (1).

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3. See (ge)hnӕgan (2).
(GE)NÆGLIAN
Verb: to nail, fasten with nails.
GENǢMAN
Verb: to take away.
(GE)NǢTAN
Verb: to afflict, annoy, injury, trouble, crush; to press upon, subdue; to corrupt, destroy.
GENĀG
Adjective: pressing, striking.
(GE)NAMIAN
Verb: to name, call by name; to enumerate; to mention, nominate, speak of, invoke; to relate;
to address, speak to; to appoint.
GENAMN
Adjective: having the same name.
(GE)NĒADIAN
1. Verb: to force, compel, impel, urge; to constrain.
2. See (ge)nēodian.
GENĒAH
Noun: sufficiency; abundance.
(GE)NEAHHE
Adverb: enough, sufficiently; very much, abundantly; often, frequently; earnestly.
GENEAHHELĪCE
Adverb: sufficiently; abundantly; frequently, usually.
GENĒAHIAN
Verb: to draw near to.
GENĒAHSEN
Adjective: near.
GENĒAHWIAN
Verb: to approach, draw near; to cleave to, adhere.
(GE)NĒALǢCAN
Verb: to approach, come or draw near, be near; to adhere, cling to; to be like; to come, happen.
(GE)NEARWIAN
Verb: to make narrow, straiten, compress; to become smaller, shrink; to crowd; to restrain,
confine, constrain; to afflict, oppress.
GENĒAT

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Noun: companion, associate; follower, dependant, vassal, tenant.
(GE)NĒATLAND
Noun: land of a dependant or vassal.
GENĒATMANN
Noun: companion; follower, dependant, vassal, tenant.
GENĒATRIHT
Noun: regulations as to the tenure of genĒatland.
GENEATSCOLU
Noun: band of comrades or companions.
(GE)NEFA
Noun: nephew, stepson; second cousin; grandson.
(GE)NEMNAN
Verb: to name, nominate, call by name, mention, invoke; to enumerate; to speak to, address; to
relate.
(GE)NĒODIAN
Verb: to be necessary, be required; to require.
GENĒOPAN
Verb: to overwhelm, engulf.
GENEORÐ
Adjective: content, contented.
(GE)NĒOSUNG
Noun: access; visit, visitation.
(GE)NER
Noun: refuge, safety, protection, asylum.
GENEREDNES
Noun: deliverance, taking away.
(GE)NERIAN
Verb: to save, rescue, liberate, set free; to defend, protect, preserve; to take away, deliver.
GENERSTEDE
Noun: refuge, asylum, sanctuary.
(GE)NESAN
Verb: to escape from, survive, be saved or preserved.
GENETTIAN
Verb: to ensnare, entangle.
(GE)NĒÐAN

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Verb: to attempt, strive; to dare, venture, risk, have courage to do.
GENG
See (ge)geng.
GENGAN
Verb: to go, pass.
GENGE
See (ge)genge.
GENĪEDEDLIC
Adjective: compulsory, forced.
(GE)NĪEHSTA
Noun: neighbour, closest friend.
(GE)NIERWAN
Verb: to constrain; to oppress, confine, repress, rebuke, chasten, beset; to blame, threaten; to
make narrow, compress, contract; to diminish, reduce, curtail.
GENIHTIAN
Verb: to become night; to grow dark.
(GE)NIMAN
Verb: to take, get, obtain, receive, accept, assume, undertake; to keep, hold, seize, catch, grasp;
to take away, remove; to adopt, appropriate; to suffer, tolerate, experience; to carry, bring, bear;
to deduce, infer; to go, move or betake oneself, proceed, get on, develop, flourish; to take place,
occur; to understand, comprehend, apprehend; to give, deliver, hand over; to include; to
promote.
GENIP
Noun: darkness, obscurity; cloud, mist.
(GE)NĪPAN
Verb: to grow dark, obscure; to rise as a cloud.
GENIPFUL
Adjective: dark, gloomy, cloudy.
(GE)NIÐERIAN
Verb: to depress, abase, oppress, humiliate, degrade, subdue; to cast down, bring low; to accuse,
condemn.
GENIÐERIGENDLIC
Adjective: deserving condemnation.
GENĪÐLA
Noun: enemy, foe; enmity, hate, fierceness.

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GENIWUNG
Noun: renewing, recovering.
GĒNLĀD
Noun: estuary.
GENŌG
1. Adjective: enough, sufficient; much, many, abundant.
2. Adverb: sufficiently; very, quite, abundantly, fully.
GENŌGIAN
Verb: to be abundant; to multiply.
GENOTIAN
1. See (ge)notian.
2. Verb: to note, mark.
(GE)NOTIAN
Verb: to enjoy; to use, consume, employ; to discharge an office.
GENUGAN
Verb: to suffice, not to lack.
GENȲDENLIC
Adjective: compulsory, forced.
(GE)NȲDMǢG
Noun: blood-relation, near kinsman; cousin.
(GE)NȲDMĀGE
Noun: blood-relation, near kinswoman; cousin.
GENYHT
Noun: abundance, plenty, fulness, fulfilment; opulence; sufficiency.
GENYHTFUL
Adjective: abundant, plentiful.
GENYHTLĪCE
Adverb: abundantly.
(GE)NYHTSUM
Adjective: abundant, abounding, plentiful, copious, rich; satisfied, contented; fruitful.
(GE)NYHTSUMLĪCE
Adverb: abundantly, plentifully, copiously; sufficiently.
GENYHTSUMIAN
Verb: to suffice, abound.
GENYHTSUMNES

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Noun: abundance, plenty, copiousness; sufficiency.
GENYHTSUMUNG
Noun: abundance.
GĒO
Adverb: of old, formerly, earlier, before, once; already.
GĒOABBOD
Noun: former abbot.
GĒOC
Noun: help, aid, support, safety; consolation, succour; rescue; comfort.
GEOC
Noun: yoke, yoke of oxen; pair of horses; measure of land; consort.
GEOCBOGA
Noun: bow or curved part of a yoke.
GĒOCEND
Noun: preserver; Saviour.
GEOCIAN
See (ge)geocian.
GĒOCIAN
Verb: to preserve; to save rescue; to join, yoke.
GEOCLED
Noun: measure of land, yokelet.
GEOCLETA
Noun: measure of land.
GĒOCOR
Adjective: sad, bitter, harsh, strong, fierce, terrible, dire.
GĒOCRE
Adverb: harshly, roughly.
GEOCSA
Noun: sob; hiccough.
GEOCSIAN
Verb: to sigh, sob.
GEOCSTECCA
Noun: bar or stick of a yoke.
GEOCSUNG
Noun: sobbing.

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GEOCTĒMA
Noun: animal yoked with another.
GĒODǢD
Noun: deed done of old or formerly.
GĒODÆG
Noun: former day, day of old.
GEOFOLA
Noun: bit of food, morsel, mouthful.
(GE)OFESTAN
Verb: to be quick, hasten; to approach, draw near; to undertake, strive after, endeavour to do.
(GE)OFFRIAN
Verb: to offer, sacrifice, immolate; to bring an oblation.
GEOFON
Noun: flood, deluge; sea, ocean.
GEOFONFLŌD
Noun: sea or ocean flood.
GEOFONHŪS
Noun: ship, vessel.
GĒOGĒARA
Adverb: formerly, of old.
GĒOGELERE
Noun: magician.
GEOGUÐ
Noun: youth, young people, junior warriors; young cattle.
GEOGUÐCNŌSL
Noun: young offspring; youthful family.
GEOGUÐFEORHT
Noun: youth, youthful life.
GEOGUÐHĀD
Noun: youth; adolescence.
GEOGUÐHĀDNES
Noun: youth; adolescence.
GEOGUÐLIC
Adjective: youthlike, youthful.
GEOGUÐLUST

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Noun: youthful pleasure, lust.
GEOGUÐMYRÐ
Noun: joy or tenderness of youth.
GEOHT
Noun: yoke of oxen, pair of horses.
GĒOHWĪLUM
Adjective: formerly, of old.
GĒOL
Noun: Christmas, Yuletide.
GĒOLA
Noun: December or January; Christmas, Yule-tide.
GEOLCWEARTE
Noun: nightingale.
GĒOLDÆG
Noun: Yule-day, day at Yuletide.
GĒOLĒAN
Noun: reward for something done long ago.
GĒOLMŌNAÐ
Noun: December.
GEOLNA
Noun: kind of Egyptian stork.
GEOLOCA
Noun: yolk.
GEOLORAND
Noun: yellow buckler, shield.
GEOLSTER
Noun: matter, disease, pus, venom, poison; poisonous humour; corruption.
GEOLSTRIG
Adjective: purulent, full of corrupt; matter poisonous.
GEOLU
Adjective: yellow, saffron, bay.
GEOLUHWĪT
Adjective: pale yellow.
GEOLURĒAD
Adjective: reddish yellow.

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GEOLWE
Adjective: yellow, yellowish.
GEOLWIAN
See (ge)geolwian.
GĒOMAGISTER
Noun: former teacher.
GĒOMANN
Noun: man of old, of a former time.
GĒOMĒOWLE
Noun: old woman, aged wife; one who was a maiden long ago.
GĒOMOR
Adjective: sad, sorrowful, mournful, miserable, wretched, troubled; murmuring.
GĒOMORE
Adverb: sadly, mournfully.
GĒOMORFRŌD
Adjective: very old; old with sadness.
GĒOMORGIDD
Noun: mournful song, elegy, dirge; lamentation.
GĒOMORLIC
Adjective: sad, sorrowful, mournful, miserable, grievous, painful.
GĒOMORLĪCE
Adverb: sadly, lamentably, mournfully, miserably.
GĒOMORMŌD
Adjective: sad of mind, sorrowful.
GĒOMORNES
Noun: sadness, trouble, tribulation.
GĒOMRIAN
Verb: to be sad, lament, sorrow, mourn, bewail; to complaint; to murmur, sigh, groan.
GĒOMRUNG
Noun: lamentation, grief, groaning, moaning.
(GE)ONBRYRDAN
Verb: to encourage, excite, stimulate, inspire, incite, instigate, animate; to grieve, prick, sting,
prick in the heart; to make contrite, remorseful.
GEOND

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1. Adposition: in, through; for, during, through; across, throughout; over, about; beyond,
yonder, thither; as far as, up to; among, between.
2. Adverb: beyond, yonder, thither.
GEONDAN
Adposition: beyond.
GEONDBLĀWAN
Verb: to inspire, illuminate.
GEONDBRǢDAN
Verb: to cover entirely, overspread; to extend, enlarge.
GEONDDRENCAN
Verb: to drink excessively, get drunk.
GEONDEARDIAN
Verb: to inhabit.
GEONDFARAN
Verb: to go through, traverse, pervade; to penetrate, permeate.
GEONDFĒOLAN
Verb: to fill completely, permeate.
GEONDFĒRAN
Verb: to go through, traverse, surpass.
GEONDFLŌWAN
Verb: to flow over or through.
GEONDFLŌWENDE
Adjective: ebbing and flowing.
GEONDGANGAN
Verb: to go through or about, traverse, perambulate.
GEONDGĒOTAN
Verb: to pour, pour about, spread; to soak, saturate, suffuse.
GEONDHWEORFAN
Verb: to pass over or through, traverse; to go about.
GEONDHYRDAN
Verb: to harden thoroughly.
GEONDLĀCAN
Verb: to go through or over, traverse; to flow over.
GEONDLECCAN
Verb: to water. wet through, moisten thoroughly, irrigate.

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GEONDLECCUNG
Noun: moistening, watering.
GEONDLĪHTAN
Verb: to illuminate, enlighten.
GEONDLĪHTEND
Noun: illuminator.
GEONDMENGAN
Verb: to confuse, bewilder; to mingle.
GEONDRĒCAN
Verb: to smoke thoroughly, fill with smoke.
GEONDSĀWAN
Verb: to spread abroad, scatter, strew, sow.
GEONDSCĒAWIAN
Verb: to look at, survey; consider, have regard to.
GEONDSCĪNAN
Verb: to shine upon, illuminate.
GEONDSCRĪÐAN
1. Verb: ramble (of the mind).
2. Verb: to go or pass through or about, traverse.
GEONDSCRĪÐING
Noun: course, passage.
GEONDSĒCAN
Verb: to search thoroughly; to pervade.
GEONDSENDAN
Verb: to overspread.
GEONDSĒON
Verb: to examine, see beyond or through.
GEONDSMĒAGAN
Verb: to investigate, examine, search through; to discuss.
GEONDSPǢTAN
Verb: to spit or squirt through.
GEONDSPRENGAN
Verb: to scatter over or through, besprinkle.
GEONDSPRINGAN
Verb: to spread about, be diffused; to penetrate.

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GEONDSPRŪTAN
Verb: to pervade.
GEONDSTRĒDAN
Verb: to scatter, besprinkle, suffuse.
GEONDSTRĒDNES
Noun: dispersion.
GEONDSTYRIAN
Verb: to move or stir violently, agitate.
GEONDÐENCAN
Verb: to consider, think over, contemplate, reflect over.
GEONDWADAN
Verb: to know thoroughly, be versed in.
GEONDWEARDAN
Verb: to answer.
GEONDWLĪTAN
Verb: to look about or around, look through or over, contemplate, examine, scan.
GEONDYRNAN
Verb: to run over or about.
GEŌNETTAN
Verb: to seize, get quickly; to occupy; to make useless.
GEONG
1. Adjective: young, youthful; new, recent, fresh.
2. See gang.
GEONGA
Noun: young man.
GEONGLǢCAN
Verb: to pass one’s youth, grow up.
GEONGLIC
Adjective: young, youthful.
GEONGLICNES
Noun: youth.
GEONGLING
Noun: youth, youngling.
GEONGORDŌM
Noun: subjection, discipleship, allegiance; service, obedience, vassalage; youngership; minority.

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GEONGORSCIPE
Noun: service, discipleship; allegiance; youngership.
GEONGRA
Noun: youth; assistant, attendant; follower, disciple, dependant, servant, vassal; deputy.
GEONGRE
Noun: assistant, female attendant, follower, servant; deputy.
GEONLĪCIAN
Verb: to liken, compare; to make like, simulate.
GEONLĪCUNG
Noun: likeness.
GEONOFER
Adverb: thither.
GEONSĪÐ
Noun: journey to the other world, death.
(GE)ONÐRACIAN
Verb: to be afraid of, fear, dread; to frighten.
GEONWEALDIAN
Verb: to have dominion over, exercise authority.
GĒOPAN
Verb: to take in, receive; to take up.
(GE)OPENIAN
Verb: to open; to declare, expound, proclaim; to show, reveal, disclose, manifest, make known;
to make clear, explain; to spread apart, expand.
(GE)OPENUNG
Noun: opening, manifestation, revelation, disclosure.
GEORMANLĒAF
Noun: mallow.
GEORMENLETIC
Noun: mallow.
GEORN
Adjective: eager, desirous, zealous, ardent, anxious; careful, diligent, earnest, studious; intent.
GEORNE
Adverb: eagerly, willingly, zealously; carefully, diligently, earnestly; gladly; completely, exactly;
well; readily, quickly; complainingly.
GEORNFUL

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Adjective: eager, desirous, zealous, solicitous, anxious; diligent, strenuous; intent.
GEORNFULLIC
Adjective: earger, desirious, zealous; careful, diligent; assiduous.
GEORNFULLĪCE
Adverb: eagerly, willingly, anxiously; carefully, attentively; earnestly, diligently; well.
GEORNFULNES
Noun: earnestness, diligence; eagerness, desire, zeal, anxiety, fervour, devotion.
GEORNLIC
Adjective: desirable; earnest.
GEORNLĪCE
Adverb: earnestly, diligently, strenuously; carefully; willingly, zealously.
GEORNNES
Noun: desire, zeal; purpose; endeavour, earnest, diligence, industry; petition, prayer;
importunity; care; assiduity.
GEORNUNG
Noun: desire, yearning; diligence; petition, prayer.
(GE)ORRETTAN
Verb: to put confusion, disturb; to put to shame; to disgrace.
GEORSTU
Interjection: oh.
GEORWĒNAN
Verb: to despair, to be out of hope.
GEORWYRÐAN
Verb: to dishonour, defame, disgrace.
GEORWYRÐE
Adjective: disgraced, dishonoured, traduced; defeated.
GĒOSCEAFT
Noun: fate, destiny.
GĒOSCEAFTGĀST
Noun: doomed or ancient spirit.
GEOSTRA
1. Adverb: yester.
2. Adjective: of yesterday.
GEOSTRAN
Adverb: yester.

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GĒOTAN
See (ge)gēotan.
GĒOTEND
Noun: artery, vein.
GĒOTENDǢDER
Noun: artery.
GĒOTENLIC
Adjective: fluid, molten.
GĒOTERE
Noun: pourer, founder, melter.
(GE)OTRĪEWAN
Verb: to distrust, disbelieve; to despair; to doubt.
GEOWEORÐA
Noun: Jugurtha.
GĒOWINE
Noun: friend of old or former times, departed friend.
GEPALMTWIGIAN
Verb: to deck with palm-branches.
GEPĪCIAN
Verb: to pitch, cover with pitch.
GEPĪLED
Adjective: spiked, spiky.
(GE)PĪLIAN
Verb: to pound in a mortar.
(GE)PĪNIAN
Verb: to torment, punish, torture.
(GE)PIPORIAN
Verb: to pepper, season with pepper.
(GE)PLANTIAN
Verb: to plant.
GEPLATOD
Adjective: plated (of gold); beaten into thin plates.
(GE)PLEGIAN

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Verb: to move rapidly; to occupy or busy oneself, exercise, amuse oneself, play, sport with, dance;
to mock; to play on an instrument; to clap the hands, applaud; to fight, contend; to cohabit
(with).
(GE)PORTIAN
Verb: to beat, pound, bray in a mortar.
(GE)POS
Noun: cold, catarrh.
(GE)PRICIAN
Verb: to pierce; to prick, sting; to produce a pricking sensation.
(GE)PŪNIAN
Verb: to beat, pound, bray, bruise.
GEPYNDAN
Verb: to shut up, impound.
GERACENTĒAGIAN
Verb: to chain.
GERĀD
1. Noun: consideration, account; intention; design; reason, sense, understanding, discernment;
wisdom; prudence, discretion; manner, mode; condition, stipulation.
2. See (ge)rād.
(GE)RĀD
Adjective: conditioned, suited, circumstanced; ordered, disposed, well arranged, adapted; wise,
clever, skilful, expert; skilled, learned, instructed; straight
GERĀDIAN
Verb: to prepare, arrange; to reckon with, call to account; to reason, argue.
GERĀDIGIAN
Verb: to reckon with, call to account; to arrange.
GERĀDLIC
Adjective: fitting, proper, appropriate, reasonable.
GERĀDLĪCE
Adverb: intelligently, clearly.
GERĀDOD
Adjective: intelligent, reasonable.
GERĀDSCIPE
Noun: discretion, prudence; intelligence, understanding.
GERǢC

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Noun: opportunity.
GERǢCAN
Verb: to get, reach, obtain, attain, gain; take, seize; to overtake; to give; arrive; to speak,
address to; to handle, deal with; to strike.
(GE)RǢDAN
Verb: to advice, counsel, persuade; to ask advice, consult; to discuss, debate, deliberate; to have
an idea; to plot, design; to equip; to look to, provide for; to bring, deliver; to help; to decide,
decree, determine, resolve after deliberation; to guess, forebode; to direct, guide, rule, govern,
have control over, possess; to arrange, put in order; to read; to explain.
GERǢDE
1. Noun: trappings, armour, harness; housing; accoutrements, equipage, ornaments.
2. Noun: design, device; counsel.
GERǢDE
1. Noun: housing, harness, trappings, equipage, armour, accoutrements, ornament; counsel.
2. See (ge)rǣde.
3. Noun: device, design.
GERǢDELĪCE
Adverb: prudently wisely, skilfully, cunningly; deliberately, on purpose; completely, fully; clearly,
explicitly.
(GE)RǢDEND
Noun: controller, ruler, disposer; diviner.
(GE)RǢDNES
Noun: arrangement, agreement, conspiracy; condition; determination, decision, resolution,
readiness, promptness; decree, ordinance; intention, purpose; definition.
GERǢDOD
Adjective: harnessed, furnished with trappings.
GERǢF
Adjective: convicted of; brought home to.
(GE)RǢPAN
Verb: to bind, chain, fetter, yoke together; to capture, enslave.
GERǢPTAN
Verb: to bind, fetter.
GERǢÐLE
Noun: trappings, harness.
(GE)RǢW

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Noun: line, row, succession; hedgerow.
GERǢWE
Adjective: arranged in rows.
GERǢWED
Adjective: arranged in rows, drawn up in line (of troops).
GERǢWEN
Adjective: arranged in rows; having strips.
GERĀR
Noun: roaring, howling.
GERASINGAS
Noun: the Gergesenes.
GERĀWAN
Verb: to arrange in line.
GERĒAFIAN
1. Verb: to rob, spoil, plunder, ravage, take by force; to waste; to carry off, remove, transport; to
strip.
2. See (ge)rēafian.
(GE)RĒAFIAN
Verb: to robe
GEREC
1. Noun: order, direction, management, rule, decree; government; explanation, exposition,
account; tumult.
2. Noun: pinnace.
3. See gerecu.
(GE)RECAN
Verb: to move, go, proceed hastily; to carry, bring, convey.
(GE)RĒCAN
Verb: to steam, smoke; to expose to smoke or steam, fumigate; to cause to emit smoke, burn
incense.
GERECCAN
Verb: to decide, give judgement; to guide, control, order, rule, direct, decree, wield (authority),
govern, correct; to subdue, reduce; to say, tell, relate, narrate, quote; to express, denote, explain,
instruct; to interpret, translate; to show, prove; to reprove, reproach; to count, reckon; to set
forth, extend; to assign.
(GE)RECCELĪC

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Adjective: extended, stretched out; strict, firm, steadfast.
(GE)RECEDNES
Noun: narrative, history, report; interpretation; explanation, direction, correction; proof.
(GE)RECENIAN
Verb: to pay; to explain, relate, recount; to set in order, arrange, dispose; to reckon.
GERECLIC
Adjective: circumstantial; that affords proof or explanation.
GERECLĪCE
Adverb: directly, straight; firmly, strictly, methodically; extensively; smoothly.
GERECNES
Noun: direction, inclination.
GERECU
Noun: rule, decree; government; explanation, exposition, account; orderly condition, quiet time.
GERĒDE
Adjective: ready, prepared, skilled; ready for riding (horse); simple.
GEREDIAN
Verb: to get at, reach; to discover; to do, carry out, effect; to find out, hit upon.
(GE)RĒFA
Noun: high official, consul, reeve, sheriff, fiscal officer of the shire or county; steward, prefect;
judge; count.
GERĒFÆRN
Noun: court-house.
GERĒFLAND
Noun: land held by a reeve.
GERĒFLANG
Noun: minister, one who serves under a reeve.
GERĒFMǢD
Noun: reeve’s meadow.
GERĒFMANN
Noun: official, courtier.
GERĒFSCIPE
Noun: stewardship, consulate, reeve’s office.
GERĒFSCĪR
Noun: stewardship, prefecture.
GEREGNUNG

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Noun: preparation of drugs.
GERĒN
Noun: ornament; building.
GERENDRIAN
Verb: to peel, strip off bark.
GERĒNE
Noun: structure, edification, building; instrument; ornament.
(GE)RĒNIAN
Verb: to set in order, arrange, dispose, prepare; to adorn, ornament, garnish, trim; to plan,
contrive; to mend.
GERENNAN
Verb: to coagulate.
GERĒNUNG
Noun: arranging, making up.
(GE)RĒONIAN
Verb: to plot, devise, conspire, frame; to talk low, whisper, murmur, mutter; to ordain.
(GE)RĒONUNG
Noun: soft speech, whispering, muttering; secret talking; wheedling; conspiracy, confederacy;
astrology.
GEREORD
1. See (ge)reord (1).
2. See (ge)reord (2).
3. Adjective: having a language.
(GE)REORD
1. Noun: language, tongue; speech; voice.
2. Noun: sustenance, food, meal; refection, feast.
GEREORDDÆG
Noun: feast-day.
GEREORDGLĒAWNES
Noun: skill with the voice.
GEREORDIAN
Verb: to feed; to refresh; to entertain, feast.
GEREORDNES
Noun: food, repast, dinner, banquet; fullness, satiety.
(GE)REORDUNG

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Noun: meal, taking food, refection.
GEREORDUNGHŪS
Noun: refectory.
GEREORDUNGTĪD
Noun: meal-time.
GERESP
Adjective: convicted of, proved against (on) a person.
GEREST
Noun: resting-place, couch, bed, grave.
(GE)RESTA
Noun: one who rests with another, bedfellow, consort, wife.
GERESTAN
Verb: to give rest to, lodge; to lie, remain, rest, repose; to sit; to cease, not be active; to dwell,
lodge.
GERESTSCIPE
Noun: cohabitation; rest, ease.
(GE)RĒTAN
Verb: to delight, gladden, comfort; to cheer.
(GE)RĒÐRA
Noun: rower, oarsman; sailor.
GERĒÐRE
Adjective: constant.
(GE)RĒÐRU
Noun: oars; tackle of a skip; rudder, helm.
GERID
Noun: riding; food, meat.
GERĪDAN
Verb: to ride, ride up; to occupy, seize, take possession of, reach or obtain by riding.
GERĪF
Noun: garment.
GERIF
Noun: seizing, catch (of fish); string of things.
GERIFIAN
Verb: to wrinkle.
(GE)RIHT

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1. Noun: right; equity, justice; rule, canon, law; cause, legal action; privilege; truth, correctness;
due, duty, obligation; direction, ordinance, precept; account, reckoning; service, payment; office
of the church, rite.
2. Adjective: right; direct, straight, erect; fair, just, equitable; regular, permissible, lawful,
legitimate; true, correct, righteous; real, genuine; proper, fitting, appropriate, orthodox; right (as
opposed to left).
(GE)RIHTAN
Verb: to right; to set or put right, rectify, correct, amend, rebuke; to direct, guide, rule, govern;
to set up, erect; to assign; to restore, replace.
GERIHTE
Noun: right, due; direction, rule, canon; service, office, religious rite; payment.
GERIHTGESWINC
Noun: lawful work.
(GE)RIHTLǢCAN
Verb: to make straight, put right, correct, rectify, reprove, amend; to set in order, reform; to
direct; to agree, be fitting; to justify.
GERIHTNES
Noun: correction.
GERIHTRECCAN
Verb: to guide, direct; to show rightly, demonstrate.
(GE)RIHTWĪSIAN
Verb: to make righteous, justify; to direct alright, rule; to exculpate, make free from penalty; to
show an action; to be right.
GERIHTWĪSUNG
Noun: justification.
(GE)RĪM
Noun: counting, number, computation, reckoning; calendar, diary; numeral.
(GE)RĪMAN
Verb: to count, number, enumerate; to count, calculate, compute, reckon, count up; to tell,
relate, recount, account.
GERĪMBŌC
Noun: calendar; numeral.
(GE)RĪMCRÆFT
Noun: computation, reckoning, arithmetic; calendar.
GERĪMIAN

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Verb: to calculate, compute.
GERĪNAN
Verb: to rain on, wet with rain.
(GE)RINELĪC
Adjective: prosperous.
GERINNAN
Verb: to run, flow; to run together, blend; to coagulate, congeal, condense; to come together,
congregate.
GERINNING
Noun: coagulation, thickening.
(GE)RĪP
Noun: harvest, reaping; cut corn; maturity, ripeness; sheaf.
GERĪPAN
1. See (ge)rīpan.
2. Verb: to rob, spoil.
(GE)RĪPAN
Verb: to reap, cut corn.
GERĪS
Noun: rage, fury.
(GE)RĪSAN
Verb: to rise, stand up; to be proper, suit, be fit; to take, seize, carry off, snatch away.
GERISEN
Noun: seizure.
GERISENLIC
Adjective: suitable, befitting, convenient, becoming; honest, honourable.
GERĪSENLĪCE
Adverb: fitly, suitably, appropriately, becomingly; honourably, creditably.
GERISLIC
Adjective: equal to, like, similar; convenient, in agreement.
(GE)RISNE
1. Adjective: suitable, fitting, proper, convenient, becoming.
2. Noun: what is fit or suitable; dignity, honour.
GERISNES
Noun: convenience, agreeableness, congruity.
GERISNIAN

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Verb: to agree, accord.
(GE)RĪÐE
Noun: stream, rivulet.
GERMANIA
Noun: Germany.
GERŌDFÆSTNIAN
Verb: to crucify.
GERŌSOD
Adjective: of roses; rose-scented.
GERŌSTIAN
Verb: to dry, dry by fire, roast.
(GE)ROTIAN
Verb: to rot, putrefy; to get corrupt; to ulcerate.
GERŌTSIAN
Verb: to comfort, gladden, delight.
(GE)RŌWAN
Verb: to go by water, row, sail; to swim.
GĒRSCIPE
Noun: jest.
GERSUMA
Noun: treasure.
(GE)RŪM
1. Adjective: wide, spacious, ample, roomy, great, large, extensive, far-reaching; long, extended;
liberal; unfettered, unrestricted, loose, lax, open, clear, free from, unoccupied, unencumbered;
noble, august.
2. Noun: room, local; scope, space (extent or time); opportunity.
GERŪMA
Noun: space, room, place.
(GE)RŪME
Adverb: widely, spaciously, amply, extensively, far and wide; in a high degree, abundantly;
light-heartedly; liberally, without restriction or encumbrance; plainly, clearly; without
contraction, in full, in detail.
(GE)RŪMLĪCE
Adverb: fully, largely, at large, at length; liberally; graciously, kindly, benignly; abundantly.
GERŪNA

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Noun: counsellor, confidant.
GERYDDAN
Verb: to clear (land).
GERȲDE
Adjective: ready, prepared; easy; usual.
(GE)RȲMAN
Verb: to clear, open up; to extend, expand, widen, prolong, enlarge, amplify; to spread; to
manifest; to retire; to give place, make a room, yield.
(GE)RȲNE
Noun: mystery, dark or mysterious saying; sacrament, mystic rite; sacramental elements.
(GE)RȲNELIC
Adjective: mystical, sacramental; figurative, allegorical; secret.
(GE)RȲNELĪCE
Adverb: mystically; in secret, mysteriously.
(GE)RȲNIG
Adjective: good in counsel.
GERȲPAN
1. Verb: to rob, spoil, plunder.
2. Noun: sheaves.
3. Verb: to bind, fetter; to capture, enslave, yoke together.
4. Verb: to reap.
5. See gerīpan.
(GE)SACA
Noun: adversary, opponent, foe.
(GE)SACU
Noun: conflict, strife, dispute, dissension, contention, sedition, war, battle; reproof; distress,
affliction, hostility, trouble; persecution; fault, sin, crime; guilt; action, cause, trial, lawsuit.
(GE)SADELIAN
Verb: to saddle.
GESADIAN
Verb: to fill, satisfy, satiate.
(GE)SǢGAN
Verb: to settle; to cause to fall, fell, cause to sink, lay low, destroy; to cast down.
(GE)SǢGEDNES
Noun: sacrifice; mystery.

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(GE)SǢLAN
1. Verb: to happen, take place, betide; to succeed.
2. Verb: to bind, tie, fetter, fasten; to restrain, confine, curb.
(GE)SǢLIG
Adjective: happy, blessed, fortunate; fortuitous; prosperous, wealthy.
GESǢLIGE
Adverb: happily.
GESǢLIGLIC
Adjective: happy, fortunate, blessed.
GESǢLIGLĪCE
Adverb: happily.
GESǢLIGNES
Noun: happiness, blessedness, beatitude; fortune, hap.
GESǢLNES
Noun: occurrence, event, chance, hap.
(GE)SǢLÐ
Noun: fortune, hap; happiness, joy, felicity; prosperity, wealth, blessing, good fortune, good
advantage; event.
GESÆT
Noun: act of sitting.
GESǢTE
Noun: snare, ambushes.
GESǢWE
Adjective: that may be seen, visible, apparent.
GESAGA
Noun: narrative.
(GE)SAGU
Noun: say, saying; narration, telling, report, story, tale, tradition; presage, prophecy, foretelling;
witness, testimony.
(GE)SAMHĪWAN
Noun: members of the same house-hold, married persons.
(GE)SAMNIAN
Verb: to assemble, gather or bring together, collect, unite, join, meet; to glean; to marry.
GESAMNING
Noun: synagogue.

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(GE)SAMNUNG
Noun: union, meeting, assembly, congregation, council; collection; union in marriage; church,
synagogue.
GESAMODLǢCAN
Verb: to put or bring together.
GESANCO
Noun: suckers.
(GE)SĀRGIAN
Verb: to make sad, afflict, grieve, trouble, wound, damage; to suffer, languish, be sore, be
pained; to feel sorry or pain for.
(GE)SĀWAN
Verb: to sow, strew seed; to implant, disseminate, originate, do an action which produces a
result.
GESĀWELED
Adjective: provided with soul.
GESĀWELOD
Adjective: having a soul; endowed with life.
GESCĀDWĪS
Adjective: reasonable, rational, wise, intelligent, discerning, sagacious; discreet, prudent,
cautious.
GESCĀDWYRT
Noun: oxeye.
GESCǢNAN
1. See (ge)scǣnan.
2. Verb: to cause to shine, make bright, render brilliant.
(GE)SCǢNAN
Verb: to break, shatter; to wound, bruise; to wrench open; to diminish.
GESCǢNED
Adjective: ornamented.
(GE)SCAFAN
Verb: to shave, scrape, plane; to shred; to polish.
GESCǢNINGES
Noun: breaking, collision.
GESCĒAD
Adjective: reasonable; discreet, prudent; calculated.

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(GE)SCĒADAN
Verb: to separate, part, divide; to arrange; to determine, decide, decree, appoint; to differ,
discern, be distinguished; to discriminate; to scatter, shed; to expound; to write down; to deprive
of.
GESCĒADENLĪCE
Adverb: severally; separately, distinctly.
GESCĒADLIC
Adjective: reasonable; suitable, accurate; discreet, wise.
GESCĒADLĪCE
Adverb: reasonably, rationally; fitly; discreetly.
GESCĒADNES
Noun: decree.
(GE)SCĒADWĪS
Adjective: reasonable, rational, sagacious, discriminating; prudent, wise, intelligent; cautious.
(GE)SCĒADWĪSLIC
Adjective: reasonable, rational, sagacious; wise, intelligent.
(GE)SCĒADWĪSLĪCE
Adverb: with discretion, rationally; clearly.
GESCEAFT
Noun: creature, created being, existence; origin, creation, construction; dispensation; destiny,
fate; nature, condition.
GESCEAND
Adjective: ashamed.
(GE)SCEAP
Noun: shape, form; creation, birth; creature, created being; dispensation; fate, destiny; decree;
nature, condition; sex; private part, genitalia.
GESCEAPENNES
Noun: creation; disposition, ordering of events, formation.
GESCĒAPLĪCE
Adverb: fitly, properly, ably, well.
(GE)SCEARFIAN
Verb: to scrape, shred, cut off.
(GE)SCEAÐIAN
Verb: to harm, hurt, injure; to spoil; to rob, steal.
(GE)SCĒAWIAN

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Verb: to look, look at, see, observe, gaze, behold, view; to consider, examine, revise what is
written, inspect, scrutinize, reconnoitre, review troops; to look out; to look for, seek for; to have
respect to; to choose, select; to exhibit, display, show; to grant, decree.
(GE)SCENC
Noun: drink, draught; cup
(GE)SCENCAN
Verb: pour out, give drink.
(GE)SCENDAN
Verb: to shame, put to shame, discomfit, disgrace; to disturb, insult, harm, injure; to abuse,
spoil, mar, corrupt; to disfigure; to confound, abash; to blame, rebuke.
GESCENDNES
Noun: shame, confusion.
GESCENDÐ
Noun: confusion.
GESCENTO
Noun: shame, confusion; harm.
(GE)SCĒON
1. Verb: to happen, occur, come upon, fall (to); to go quickly; to fly.
2. Verb: to shoe.
GESCEORF
Noun: skin disease, scurf; irritation of the stomach.
GESCEORFAN
Verb: to scrape, shred.
(GE)SCEORPAN
Verb: to bite, gnaw, carve in pieces; to scrape, irritate.
(GE)SCĒOT
Adjective: ready; quick.
(GE)SCĒOTAN
Verb: to shoot, cast or hurl missiles; to hit, strike, push, thrust, press forward, send forth; to move
quickly, run, rush, dart, plunge; to pay, contribute; to refer to, appeal to (law); to assign, allot;
to happen, occur, fall to, befall.
(GE)SCEÐÐAN
Verb: to disturb, harm, hurt, injure, oppress, scathe, crush.
GESCEÐÐENDLIC
Adjective: hurtful.

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GESCIELDOD
Adjective: provided with a shield.
GESCIELD
Noun: protection, defence; part of a bird’s plumage.
(GE)SCIELDAN
Verb: to cover, protect, shield, defend, defend oneself, guard; to save.
GESCIERPIENDLĪCE
Adverb: fittingly.
(GE)SCIEPPAN
Verb: to shape, form; to make, create; to order, arrange; to destine, adjudge, assign.
(GE)SCIEPPEND
Noun: the Creator.
(GE)SCIERAN
Verb: to cut, hew, cleave; to cut or shave hair, shear; to receive tonsure.
(GE)SCIERPAN
1. Verb: to clothe, equip, furnish, adorn, deck.
2. Verb: to sharpen, whet; to arouse, rouse; to strengthen, invigorate, make active.
GESCIERPLA
Noun: clothing, garments.
GESCIERPT
Adjective: acute (accent).
(GE)SCILDEND
Noun: protector, defender, guardian, saviour.
(GE)SCILDERE
Noun: protector, shielder, defender.
(GE)SCILDNES
Noun: protection, shielding, defence.
GESCĪNAN
Verb: to shine upon, illuminate.
GESCINCIO
Noun: the fat about the kidneys.
GESCIPE
Noun: fate; condition, nature, shape.
(GE)SCIPIAN
Verb: to take ship, embark; to man or equip a ship; to provide with ships.

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GESCIR
Noun: action, movement.
(GE)SCĪRAN
1. Verb: to make clear; to say, tell, declare, make known; to distinguish, decide; to discharge an
office; to act as an steward; to clear from, get rid of obligation or trouble, get exemption.
2. Verb: to arrange; to determine, decide, decree; to act in authority.
(GE)SCIRIAN
Verb: to appoint, ordain; to count, number, reckon; to provide, assign, bestow, allot, grant,
dispense; to separate, divide; to mark off.
GESCOLA
Noun: companion, comrade, fellow-scholar, fellow-debtor.
GESCŌLA
Noun: fellow-student or scholar.
(GE)SCORTIAN
Verb: to become or get short, shorten; to make short; to fail, run short.
(GE)SCOT
Noun: arrow, dart, javelin, spear; shot, missile; rapid motion; shooting, darting; scot payment,
tribute; private apartment, sanctum, chancel.
GESCOTA
Noun: fellow-soldier, comrade.
GESCOTFEOHT
Noun: fight with arrows or darts, battle, shooting.
(GE)SCOTIAN
Verb: to shoot; to shoot a weapon at a person, hurl a javelin; to move rapidly.
(GE)SCRÆF
Noun: hole, pit, cave, cavern; den, hovel, miserable dwelling.
(GE)SCRĒADIAN
Verb: to cut up, trim, cut off; to shred; to peel, prune, pare.
(GE)SCRENCAN
Verb: to cause to fall, throw down; to cause to stumble, trip up; to lay a stumbling-block in a
person's way; to deceive, ensnare; to destroy; to supplant.
GESCRENCE
Adjective: dry, withered, shrunken.
GESCRENCEDNES
Noun: overturning, supplanting; tripping up.

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GESCRĒPE
1. Noun: advantage.
2. See (ge)scrēpe.
(GE)SCRĒPE
Adjective: suitable, fit, convenient, meet, apt; adapted, accommodated.
(GE)SCRĒPELĪCE
Adverb: fitly, conveniently, meetly, aptly.
GESCRĒPNES
Noun: convenience, advantage, commodity; applying; fitting, accommodation.
GESCRIF
Noun: judgement, edict; ceremony, rite.
(GE)SCRĪFAN
Verb: to prescribe, ordain, decree; to judge, deem; to assign, appoint, allot, adjudge; to impose
(punishment); to reprehend; to hear confession, shrive; to receive absolution; to have regard to, be
troubled about, care for; to censure.
(GE)SCRINCAN
Verb: to contract, shrink; to dry up, wither, shrivel up; to become weak, pine away.
(GE)SCRȲDAN
Verb: to clothe, dress, put clothes on a person; to rig a ship.
(GE)SCUNIAN
Verb: to shun, avoid; to be afraid, fear; to detest, abhor.
GESCȲ
Noun: pair of shoes.
GESCȲGEAN
Verb: to furnish with shoes.
(GE)SCYLD
1. Noun: fault, offence, sin, crime; guilt; obligation, liability; due, debt.
2. See (ge)scield.
GESCYLDAN
Verb: to accuse.
GESCYLDIAN
Verb: to prove guilty, charge with guilt, render liable to punishment.
(GE)SCYRDAN
Verb: to harm, hurt, injure; to destroy.
GESCȲRDAN

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Verb: to clothe, dress.
(GE)SCYRTAN
Verb: to shorten, make short; to decrease, lessen, contract, run short, fail.
GĒSE
Adverb: yes.
(GE)SEALDNES
Noun: act of giving; grant, gift.
(GE)SEALFIAN
Verb: to salve; to anoint.
GESĒAW
Adjective: succulent, juicy; full of moisture, soaked.
(GE)SĒCAN
1. Verb: to look for, seek, search for; to ask for, inquire, enquire about; to try, strife after, aim
at; to look for, long for, wish, desire; to move, go or come to, visit; to get, attain to, approach; to
attack, go to war, resort to; to afflict, persecute, beset, invade; to follow, pursue, proceed; to
appoint, dispose.
2. See (ge)sȳcan (1).
GESECGAN
Verb: to say, tell, speak, relate, narrate, recite, inform, announce, declare, give account of; to
make known; to mean, signify; to explain, expound, discuss, prove; to utter; to recite a poem; to
attribute to, lay to the charge of, accuse; to avoid.
GESĒDAN
Verb: to satisfy.
(GE)SĒFTE
Adjective: mild, gentle, pleasant, not stern; soft, comfortable, easy; undisturbed, untroubled;
effeminate; luxurious, voluptuous.
(GE)SEGEN
Noun: saying, telling, statement, assertion, speech, conversation; narration, relation, report;
premonition, prophecy; story, legend, tradition.
GESEGLAN
Verb: to sail; to equip with a sail.
GESEGNES
Noun: saying, expressing.
(GE)SEGNIAN
Verb: to sign, make the sign of the cross, cross oneself; to bless, consecrate; to offer, dedicate.

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(GE)SEHTIAN
Verb: to settle, bring about agreement, conciliate.
(GE)SEHTLIAN
Verb: to settle, come to an agreement, reconcile.
(GE)SEHTNES
Noun: agreement, accord, concord, reconciliation, peace.
GESELDA
Noun: companion, comrade, retainer.
GESELE
Noun: tabernacle.
(GE)SELENES
Noun: tradition; giving.
GESELL
Noun: hut (usually on a swine pasture).
(GE)SELLAN
Verb: to give, supply, furnish, lend; to surrender, give up, yield up; to betray; to entrust,
commit, deliver to; to appoint, allot, hand over; to produce, give forth, be the source of; to lay
by, hide; to give in payment, sell; to promise; to pay tribute, offer, dedicate to God.
GESĒM
Noun: agreement, reconciliation, compromise.
(GE)SĒMAN
Verb: to settle, smooth over, put right, reconcile, pacify; to arbitrate, bring about agreement.
GESEN
Noun: entrails, intestines.
(GE)SENCAN
Verb: to immerse, submerge, plunge; to drown, sink, flood with water.
(GE)SENDAN
Verb: to send, send forth, despatch, cause to go; to impel, drive; to throw, cast, hurl; to put,
place, lay; to utter.
GESĒNE
Adverb: clearly.
GESĒON
Verb: to see, look, behold; to observe, perceive; to understand, know; to inspect, visit; to
experience, suffer; to appear; to seem; to provide
GESĒORED

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Adjective: leavened.
(GE)SĒOÐAN
Verb: to cook in a liquid, boil, seethe; to be troubled in mind, brood; to afflict, disturb, reduce
by pain or disease; to feed a person with hopes.
(GE)SET
Noun: sitting, seat, habitation, house; camp, stall, entrenchment; ambush; fold; setting (of the
sun).
GESETENNES
Noun: sitting.
GESETL
Noun: seat; settle, assembly.
GESETLA
Noun: assessor, fellow-judge, one who sits with another.
(GE)SETNES
Noun: foundation, creation, construction, constitution; arrangement, appointment; position;
size, extent; institution; regulation, ordinance, law, decree, statute, will; instruction; ceremony;
record; composition, narrative; sentence, paragraph, figure of speech; religion; tradition.
(GE)SETTAN
Verb: to set, place, put, lay, deposit, cause to take a certain position; to occupy, be situated; to
establish, settle, set or put down, confirm, institute, fix, implant, decree; to assign, appoint,
ordain; to make, create, form, compose, base, found; to prepare, set off; to build, erect; to sow,
plant; to abate, subside, sink; to compose, write, set down, compile; to lay in wait; to garrison a
place with; to possess; to expose, allay.
GESETTENDLIC
Adjective: appointed, canonical.
(GE)SĒÐAN
Verb: to declare; to testify, prove, attest, state as true affirm.
GESĒÐEDLIC
Adjective: probable.
(GE)SĒÐEND
Noun: asserter, affirmer.
GESĒÐNES
Noun: affirmation, assertion.
(GE)SĒÐUNG
Noun: affirmation, assertion; attestation, proof.

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GESĒULING
Noun: servant.
GESEWENLIC
Adjective: visible.
GESEWENLĪCE
Adverb: visibly, evidently.
(GE)SIBB
1. Noun: kinsman, kinswoman.
2. Adjective: near; related, familiar, akin; peaceable, friendly.
(GE)SIBBIAN
Verb: to appease, gladden; to bring together, conciliate, reconcile, make people friends, pacify,
make peace between disputants; to ally.
(GE)SIBLING
Noun: relative, kinsman; relation.
GESIBNES
Noun: relationship, affinity.
(GE)SIBSUM
Adjective: peace-loving, peaceful, pacific, friendly.
GESIBSUMGEND
Noun: peace-maker.
GESIBSUMIAN
Verb: to come to an agreement, reconcile, conciliate; to be reconciled.
(GE)SIBSUMLĪCE
Adverb: peaceably, in peace.
GESIBSUMUNG
Noun: conciliation.
(GE)SĪCLIAN
Verb: to become ill or weak, be infirm, sicken.
(GE)SĪDE
Noun: side; flank (of living things).
GESIDIAN
Verb: to arrange, order, set right; to determine.
GESĪENE
1. Adjective: visible, seen, plain, evident.
2. Adverb: clearly, plainly, openly, manifestly.

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GESĪENELIC
Adjective: visible.
GESĪENELĪCE
Adverb: visibly.
GESIERIAN
See (ge)sierwan.
(GE)SIERWAN
Verb: to deliberate, devise, plan, contrive; to plot, conspire, machinate; to entrap, lay snares for;
to lie in wait for; to equip, fit out, arm, furnish with arms, put on armour.
GESIG
Noun: victory.
(GE)SĪGAN
1. Verb: to sink; to set (of the sun); to descend, decline, fall, fall down; to move, go, advance,
move towards a point, approach; to ooze, run as matter; to strain, filter, act as a filter.
2. See (ge)sǣgan.
GESIGFÆSTNIAN
Verb: to triumph, be crown as victor.
GESIHT
Noun: faculty or act of sight; aspect; thing seen, vision, apparition; respect.
GESIHÐNES
Noun: vision.
(GE)SINCAN
1. Verb: to become submerged, sink; to subside; to digest easily, act as an aperient.
2. See (ge)sencan.
GESINGALIAN
Verb: to continue, perpetuate.
(GE)SINGALLĪCE
Adverb: continually, constantly, perpetually.
(GE)SINGAN
Verb: to sing, chant, intone, celebrate in song; to recite, narrate, read, relate musically or in
verse; to write, compose verse; to crow, sing (of birds); to sound, resound, ring, clank.
GESINGE
Noun: wife.
(GE)SINHĪWAN
Noun: wedded couple, married pair.

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GESINHĪWEN
Adjective: married.
GESINIG
Noun: marriage.
GESINIGAN
Verb: to marry.
GESINLĪCE
Adverb: often, more frequently, continually; diligently.
(GE)SINSCIPE
Noun: cohabitation, marriage, wedlock; married couple.
GESINSCIPLIC
Adjective: conjugal, matrimonial.
GESINSCIPPAN
Verb: to marry.
GESINSCIPPEND
Adjective: married.
(GE)SITTAN
1. Verb: to sit, sit down, be seated; to recline, lean; to rest, remain; to continue; to be situated,
stay, settle, encamp, dwell, inhabit, reside, sojourn, occupy; to possess; to lie in wait, besiege,
invest; to preside over; to perch, roost; to ride.
2. See (ge)settan.
GESĪÐ
1. Noun: companion, fellow, comrade; attendant, retainer, companion or follower of a chief or
king; warrior; count, thane.
2. Noun: company, fellowship.
GESĪÐCUND
Adjective: fit to rank as a thane.
GESĪÐCUNDLIC
Adjective: intimate; pertaining to a companion.
GESĪÐLIC
Adjective: intimate.
GESĪÐMÆGEN
Noun: multitude of companions, band of warriors.
GESĪÐMANN
Noun: company.

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GESĪÐRǢDEN
Noun: company, troop.
(GE)SĪÐSCIPE
Noun: society, fellowship.
(GE)SĪÐWĪF
Noun: noble lady.
(GE)SLǢPAN
Verb: to sleep; to lie with a person; to motionless, inactive, be benumbed; to die, rest in the
grave.
(GE)SLĒAN
Verb: to strike, strike down, beat, smite, quell; to win, conquer; to stamp, coin (money), forge
(weapons); to make a mark, sound or signal by a stroke; to throw, cast; to sting (snake); to pitch
(tent); to strike across a country or into a path, dash, break, rush, come quickly; to slay, kill; to
cast into chains.
GESLĒFED
Adjective: having sleeves.
GESLIEHT
Noun: conflict, fight, battle.
GESLIT
Noun: tearing, renting, bite; something to be torn or rent; calumny, backbiting.
(GE)SLĪTAN
Verb: to tear, slit, split, divide, break, rend to pieces, cleave; to irritate, wound, bite, sting; to
shiver; to consume, waste, destroy; to carp at backbite.
GESLITGLĪW
Noun: jesting, jeering, raillery.
(GE)SMACIAN
Verb: to flatter, coax, allure, seduce; to pat, caress, smack.
(GE)SMÆCCAN
Verb: to taste.
(GE)SMĒAGAN
Verb: to think, consider, meditate on; to look closely into, examine; to ponder, scrutinize; to
discuss, deliberate; to inquire; to search, seek an opportunity; to penetrate; to reflect.
GESMĒAH
Noun: intrigue.
(GE)SMĒAUNG

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Noun: search, investigation; intrigue; deliberation, discussion, inquiry; meditation, reflection,
thought; interpretation; intention, effort.
(GE)SMĒÐAN
Verb: to soothe, soften, appease; to smooth, polish.
(GE)SMEÐIAN
Verb: to smoothen; to become smooth.
GESMICEROD
Adjective: worked, neatly made, well-fashioned.
(GE)SMIERWAN
Verb: to anoint, smear, salve.
(GE)SMITTIAN
Verb: to smear, befoul; to pollute, infect; to defile.
GESMYLTAN
Verb: to calm, appease, assuage quiet.
(GE)SNǢDAN
1. Verb: to cut, slice, slop off; to cut, lop or prune braches of tress; to trim or hew stones.
2. Verb: to eat, take food, take a meal.
GESNEORCAN
Verb: to dry up, shrivel.
(GE)SNID
Noun: cut, slice; killing, slaughter.
GESNĪÐAN
See (ge)snīðan.
(GE)SNĪÐAN
Verb: to cut, make an incision; to cut off, lance, amputate; to lie or hew down; to slay, kill; to
mow, reap; to cut hair.
GESNOT
Noun: mucus, snot.
(GE)SNYTTRU
Noun: cleverness, sagacity, intelligence, wisdom; prudence.
(GE)SOC
Noun: suck, sucking.
GESOD
Noun: cooking, boiling; trial (as by fire).
GESŌM

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Adjective: united, unanimous; friendly, peaceable.
(GE)SŌÐFÆSTIAN
Verb: to justify.
(GE)SŌÐIAN
Verb: to prove true, bear witness to.
GESPÆNNING
Noun: incitement, provocation.
GESPAN
1. Noun: suggestion; persuasion, seduction, prompting, allurement, enticing; artifice.
2. See gespann.
(GE)SPANAN
Verb: to draw on; to persuade, seduce, allure, entice, urge, lure, decoy, attract; to mislead; to
incite, instigate, induce.
(GE)SPANG
Noun: fastening, binding, clasp.
GESPANN
Noun: joining, fastening, band, buckle, clasp, yoke.
(GE)SPANNAN
Verb: to join, attach, fasten, clasp, link; to join in matrimony; to harness or yoke oxen; to span;
to attack.
(GE)SPARIAN
Verb: to spare, be indulgent or merciful to; to preserve, save, use sparingly, not to use, leave
alone; to forbear, abstain from, refrain from.
GESPARRIAN
Verb: to shut, bar.
(GE)SPĒDAN
Verb: to prosper, succeed; to speed.
GESPĒDIGLĪCE
Adverb: prosperously, successfully.
GESPĒDSUMIAN
Verb: to prosper, succeed.
GESPELIA
Noun: represent, deputy, vicegerent; substitute.
(GE)SPELLIAN
Verb: to speak, talk, converse, discourse; to announce, proclaim; to utter, tell, relate; to conspire.

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GESPEOFTIAN
Verb: to spit upon.
GESPEROD
Adjective: armed with a spear.
(GE)SPILLAN
Verb: to dissipate, destroy, mutilate, kill; to waste; to spill (blood).
(GE)SPINNAN
Verb: to spin, twist, writhe.
(GE)SPITTAN
Verb: to spit.
GESPLOTTOD
Adjective: spotted.
(GE)SPŌWAN
Verb: to prosper, succeed, thrive, be successful; to profit, avail; to help.
GESPRǢCE
Adjective: eloquent, affable.
GESPRǢCELIC
Adjective: incapable of being used alone (of the inseparable prepositions).
GESPRǢDAN
Verb: to extend, stretch forth, spread out.
GESPREC
Noun: faculty of speech; language; talk, speech, discourse, dialogue, conversation, colloquy,
discussion; advice, oracle.
(GE)SPRECA
Noun: spokesman, one who speaks in council, councillor.
GESPRECAN
Verb: to utter, speak, say, make a speech; to converse; to declare, tell off; to agree, settle; to
address, accost.
GESPRECEN
Noun: what is said.
GESPRECENDLIC
Adjective: that should be spoken; what is said.
(GE)SPRENGAN
Verb: to scatter, strew, sprinkle, sow; to spring, break, burst, split, crack; to apply a clyster.
(GE)SPRINGAN

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Verb: to rise; to spring, burst forth; to fly; to jump, leap, bound; to spread, grow, be diffused; to
want, lack.
GESPRINTAN
Verb: to emit, burst forth; to utter, send forth words.
(GE)SPURNAN
Verb: to strike against, kick; to spurn, reject; to perch, tread upon; to stumble.
(GE)SPYRIAN
Verb: to go, track, travel, journey; to follow out, pursue; to ask about, enquire, investigate,
examine; to search, seek; to know about.
GESTÆFLǢRED
Adjective: learned, instructed, literate, lettered, book learned.
(GE)STǢLAN
Verb: to found, institute; to carry on; to admit, confess; to put upon, set up; to accuse of, charge
with, declare against, impute to; to avenge.
GESTÆLLAN
Verb: to stall, stable.
(GE)STǢNAN
Verb: to stone, cast stones at; to adorn with precious stones.
(GE)STÆPPAN
Verb: to go, proceed, advance, step.
(GE)STÆÐÐIG
Adjective: serious, staid, grave, sober; sedate; firm, steadfast.
(GE)STÆÐÐIGNES
Noun: seriousness, staidness, gravity; sedateness, maturity; consistency, steadiness.
GESTAL
Noun: objection, obstacle.
(GE)STĀL
Noun: recrimination, accusation, charge, plaint; confession.
GESTALA
Noun: accomplice in theft, accessory in theft.
(GE)STĀLIAN
Verb: to establish, confirm, strengthen, found; to make an accusation.
GESTALIAN
Verb: to steal.
(GE)STALU

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Noun: stealing, robbery, theft; stolen article; fine for stealing.
(GE)STANDAN
Verb: to stand, occupy a place; to remain, continue, stand firm, stand up, be upheld; to reside,
abide; to be valid, stand good; to be, exist, take place, last; to oppose; to oppress, attack, assail; to
resist attack; to reprove; to stop, cease to move, stand still; to appear, arise, come; to be present
to, come upon (of fear); to be fixed as a law or regulation; to urge; to seize.
(GE)STARIAN
Verb: to look fixedly, stare, gaze.
GESTAÐELIEND
Noun: one who establishes.
GESTAÐOLFÆSTNIAN
Verb: to make firm, establish, found; to secure from disturbance; to carry into effect.
(GE)STAÐOLIAN
Verb: to establish, settle, place, fix; to establish, found; to confirm; to strengthen, fortify, make
steadfast; to erect, build; to repair, restore.
GESTAÐOLIEND
Noun: founder.
(GE)STAÐOLUNG
Noun: settlement, foundation; placing, ordinance; firmness, stability.
GESTEAL
Noun: structure, constitution, frame.
GESTEALD
Noun: dwelling, habitation, abode; settled place, station.
GESTĒDHORS
Noun: stallion.
GESTEDIGIAN
Verb: to stand still.
GESTEFNAN
1. See (ge)stefnan.
2. Verb: to fringe, provide with a border or fringe.
(GE)STEFNAN
Verb: to place, arrange, fix, institute; to direct, regulate; to alternate, reciprocate.
(GE)STEFNIAN
Verb: to cite, summon.
(GE)STELAN

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Verb: to steal, rob.
GESTEN
Noun: groaning.
(GE)STENCAN
Verb: to emit breath with effort, pant; to stink; to scatter; to afflict.
GESTENCE
Adjective: odorous, fragrant.
(GE)STENCNES
Noun: odour, scent.
GESTĒPAN
1. Verb: to raise, erect; to elevate, honour, exalt; to enrich, adorn; to assist, help, support,
sustain.
2. Verb: to initiate; to consecrate
(GE)STICE
Noun: thrust with a pointed implement, prick, puncture, stab; pricking sensation, pain in the
side, stitch.
(GE)STICIAN
Verb: to stick, pierce, prick, transfix, stab; to goad; to thrust out, gouge out; to kill; to be placed,
lie, remain; to be prevented, be hampered, lie encumbered; to project; to be involved; to be
inherent; to lurk, to be in possession of (of demoniacal possession); to run.
(GE)STIELLAN
1. Verb: to move quickly, rush, leap, spring; to attack, assail.
2. Verb: to make stalls for cattle or to put them in stalls.
(GE)STĪERAN
Verb: to direct, guide, steer (a vessel); to direct, control, rule, govern; to restrain, withhold,
prohibit; to correct; to reprove, chide, rebuke; to punish; to keep back from what is good.
(GE)STĪGAN
Verb: to move, go; to reach; to go up, rise, mount, ascend, scale; to go down, descend.
GESTIHT
Noun: dispensation, provision.
(GE)STIHTAN
Verb: to direct, regulate, order, rule, ordain; to arrange, dispose, order; to determine, decide; to
instigate, incite.
(GE)STIHTUNG
Noun: arrangement, disposition; dispensation, providence; instigation.

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(GE)STILLAN
1. Verb: to have rest; to be or become calm or still; to calm, still, appease, relieve, mitigate,
assuage, abate, quiet, hush; to pacify; to stop, stall; to restrain.
2. See (ge)stiellan (1).
(GE)STINCAN
Verb: to smell, stink; to exhale, emit a smell or vapour; to sniff; to rise (of dust, vapour, etc.).
GESTĪÐIAN
Verb: to become hard or strong; to make firm, stiffen; to grow up, mature.
(GE)STRANGIAN
Verb: to strengthen, make strong; to confirm; to comfort; to grow or be strong, prevail, flourish;
to press (after); to establish; to move or act with energy, vigour or force.
(GE)STRANGUNG
Noun: strengthening, invigorating, nourishing; vigour.
GESTRĒAGUNG
Noun: vegetation.
GESTRENGAN
Verb: to strengthen.
GESTRENGED
Adjective: made, formed.
(GE)STRĒON
Noun: acquisition, property, product; advantage, gain, profit; riches, wealth, treasure;
generating, procreation, begetting; business, commerce, traffic; power; interest, revenue, usury;
robbery.
GESTREŌND
Noun: gain; progeny.
GESTRĒONFUL
Adjective: valuable, costly, expensive; full of riches, precious, sumptuous.
(GE)STRĒWIAN
Verb: to scatter, strew.
(GE)STRIC
Noun: plague; sedition, strife, munity.
(GE)STRĪCAN
Verb: to pass lightly over the surface, stroke, rub, smooth, wipe; to make a stroke; move, go, run;
to strike.
GESTRICIAN

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Verb: to knit (together), mend; to net.
(GE)STRĪENAN
Verb: to get, obtain, acquire, gain, amass; to create, generate, beget, procreate; to increase,
augment.
GESTRĪENENDLIC
Adjective: producing, begetting; genitive.
GESTROD
Noun: confiscation, robbery, plunder, rapine, spoil, booty; banishment; wealth.
(GE)STROGDNES
Noun: scattering, sprinkling; aspersion.
(GE)STRŪDAN
Verb: to spoil, ravage, destroy; to defraud, plunder, pillage.
(GE)STRŪDIAN
Verb: to plunder.
GESTRȲDAN
Verb: to deprive, rob.
GESTRYNGE
Noun: struggler, wrestler.
GESTUN
1. Noun: deafening noise, crash, din; storm, tempest, hurricane, whirlwind.
2. See gestund.
GESTUND
Noun: noise, din.
(GE)STYLTAN
Verb: to be amazed, astonished, dazed or confounded, hesitate, be doubtful, be at a loss; to be
silent from astonishment.
GESTYNTAN
Verb: to make dull or blunt, stupefy.
GESTYNÐO
Noun: coercion.
GESTYRENES
Noun: trouble, tribulation.
(GE)STYRIAN
Verb: to move, stir, remove, agitate; to be in motion; to disturb, trouble; to rouse, excite, urge,
incite; to deal with, treat, handle; to cause; to tell; to rehearse.

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GESUFEL
Adjective: bread with a relish added to it.
(GE)SUGIAN
Verb: to swallow, sip, sup, drink; to taste.
GESUND
Adjective: sound (i-sound); safe, unhurt, uninjured, healthy, sound; whole, entire; favourable,
prosperous.
GESUNDFUL
Adjective: healthy, sound, whole; prosperous, successful; happy.
GESUNDFULLIAN
Verb: to prosper, be successful, be made prosperous.
GESUNDFULLIC
Adjective: safe, sound, sure.
GESUNDFULLĪCE
Adverb: safely, securely; prosperously, successfully.
(GE)SUNDFULNES
Noun: soundness, safety, healthiness; good fortune, prosperity, abundance.
GESUNDIG
Adjective: favourable, prosperous.
GESUNDIGLIC
Adjective: prosperous, favouring; healthy, safe.
GESUNDIGLĪCE
Adverb: safely; prosperously, happily.
GESUNDLIC
Adjective: prosperous; healthy, safe; happy.
(GE)SŪPAN
Verb: to take (fluid) into the mouth, sup, sip, absorb, suck, drink; to swallow, taste.
GESWÆCCAN
Verb: to smell.
(GE)SWǢLAN
Verb: to light, kindle, burn.
GESWǢNESS
Noun: the surface of the sea.
GESWǢPA
Noun: sweepings, rubbish.

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GESWǢRE
Adjective: sad, afflicted, oppressed; grievous, heavy, oppresive; inactive, weak, sluggish.
GESWǢRED
Adjective: oppressed, weighed down.
(GE)SWǢS
Adjective: own, intimate; special, favourite; dear, beloved, familiar; gentle, kind, pleasant,
gracious, agreeable, benevolent, charitable; sweet, sugary; persuasive, alluring.
GESWǢSE
Adverb: blandly; pleasantly, agreeably.
(GE)SWǢSLǢCAN
Verb: to flatter, wheedle, cajole; to speak fair.
GESWǢSLIC
Adjective: kindly, pleasant, agreeable, friendly.
GESWǢSLĪCE
Adverb: kindly, pleasantly, agreeably, in a gracious or friendly manner; blandly; properly;
plausibly.
(GE)SWǢSNES
Noun: sweet or fair word, compliment, wheedling, blandishment; allurement, enticement;
pleasure, dainty.
GESWǢSSCIPE
Noun: companionship, friendship.
(GE)SWǢTAN
Verb: to sweat, exude; to labour, toil; to weld; to bleed; to oppress; to forge together.
GESWÆÐIAN
Verb: to track or trace out, investigate.
(GE)SWĀPAN
Verb: to sweep, swing, rush (of wind), drive; to wrap; to take possession of.
GESWĀT
Adjective: sweaty, sweating.
(GE)SWEARTIAN
Verb: to make or become black.
(GE)SWEBBAN
Verb: to put or send to sleep, lull; to kill, put to death.
GESWEFIAN
Verb: to appease, lull; to cause or put to sleep.

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GESWEFNIAN
Verb: to dream; to appear in a dream.
(GE)SWĒGE
Adjective: sounding, sonorous, concordant, harmonious.
GESWĒGSUMLĪCE
Adverb: harmoniously; unanimously, with one voice.
GESWELG
Noun: abyss, gulf; whirlpool.
(GE)SWELGAN
Verb: to swallow, drink; to absorb, accept, imbibe (wisdom), take in the mind; to consume,
devour, engulf; to incorporate.
(GE)SWELGEND
Noun: whirlpool, vortex; very deep place, abyss, chasm; gulf; swallow; glutton, drunkard;
debauchee.
GESWELL
Noun: swelling, tumour, boil.
(GE)SWELLAN
Verb: to swell.
(GE)SWELTAN
Verb: to die, perish; to die of or from something, be no longer conscious or under the action of
something.
(GE)SWENC
Noun: affliction, trial, trouble, tribulation; labour, toil; temptation.
(GE)SWENCAN
Verb: to afflict, distress, fatigue, trouble, torment, oppress, vex, harass, mortify; to chasten.
GESWENCEDNES
Noun: affliction, sorrow, trouble, tribulation; toil.
GESWĒOR
Noun: cousin.
GESWEORC
Noun: cloud, mist, smoke; darkness.
(GE)SWEORCAN
Verb: to darken; to become dark, be obscured, become overcast; to be troubled, gloomy or sad,
become troublesome or angry, become grievous; to fall out (of mind).
GESWEORCENES

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Noun: affliction, gloom; horror; cloudiness.
GESWEORDOD
Adjective: armed with a sword.
GESWEORF
Noun: filings.
(GE)SWEORFAN
Verb: to file or grind away; to wipe, rub or polish off, scour.
GESWĒORU
Noun: hills.
(GE)SWEOTOLIAN
Verb: to show, make clear, make known or manifest, reveal; to declare, state, publish; to
explain; to prove.
(GE)SWEOTOLUNG
Noun: manifestation, Epiphany; definition, showing, exposition, explanation, visible display;
declaration, testimony, evidence; testament; certificate, title-deed; prescript.
(GE)SWEOTOLUNGDÆG
Noun: Epiphany.
GESWEOSTOR
Noun: sisters.
GESWEOSTREN
Adjective: of sisters.
GESWĒTLǢCAN
Verb: to batten; to flatter.
(GE)SWEÐRIAN
Verb: to retire, retreat, withdraw; to decrease, weaken, abate, dwindle, subside; to vanish, melt
away, destroy.
GESWEÐRUNG
Noun: failure; diminution, want.
GESWIC
Noun: offence; cessation; snare.
(GE)SWĪCAN
Verb: to move about, wander; to move away, depart, abandon, desert, escape; to desist from,
cease from, yield, give way, leave off; to stop; to fail, fall short; to deceive, turn traitor; to retire,
withdraw; to relinquish.
GESWICENNES

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Noun: cessation, leaving off; abstention; repentance.
GESWĪCING
Noun: intermission, cessation.
(GE)SWICN
Noun: discharge, clearance, purgation (from a criminal charge).
GESWĪCNAN
Verb: to clear (of a charge).
GESWICU
Noun: cessation.
(GE)SWĪGIAN
Verb: to be or become silent; to keep silence, be quiet or still; to pass over in silence.
GESWIGRA
Noun: nephew, cousin.
(GE)SWĪGUNG
Noun: silence, absence of speech; time of silence; silence from astonishment or amazement; delay;
spasm.
(GE)SWIMMAN
Verb: to swim, float.
GESWIN
Noun: melody, song.
(GE)SWINC
Noun: exercise, work, labour, toil, effort; affliction, fatigue, trouble, inconvenience, hardship,
tribulation, torment; temptation; the produce of labour; banishment.
(GE)SWINCAN
Verb: to labour, toil, travail, work with effort; to strive, struggle; to be in trouble, difficulty or
distress; to languish.
GESWINCDÆG
Noun: labour-day, day of toil.
(GE)SWINCFUL
Adjective: laborious, toilsome; painful, full of trouble or distress, wearisome; disastrous.
GESWINCFULNES
Noun: affliction, sorrow, difficulty, trouble, tribulation.
(GE)SWINCLĒAS
Adjective: without labour or toil.
GESWINCNES

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Noun: distress, hardship, trouble, tribulation, trial, labour.
GESWING
Noun: vibration, swing, surge, fluctuation.
(GE)SWIPOR
Adjective: cunning, astute.
GESWIPORE
Adverb: craftily, cunningly.
GESWIPORLĪCE
Adverb: cunningly.
GESWIPORNES
Noun: art, cunning, craftiness, wile; hypocrisy.
(GE)SWĪÐAN
Verb: to strengthen; to establish, confirm, support; to prevail, be strong, use force against; to
comfort.
(GE)SWĪÐFROM
Adjective: very strong, vigorous, of great energy.
(GE)SWĪÐFROMLĪCE
Adverb: strenuously, with great energy.
GESWOGEN
Adjective: senseless; inanimate, swooned, dead; silenced.
GESWŌGUNG
Noun: swooning.
GESWŌPE
Noun: sweepings, rubbish; refuge.
(GE)SȲCAN
1. Verb: to suckle, cause to suck; to wean.
2. See (ge)sēcan (1).
GESYD
Noun: wallowing-place, mud.
GESYDIAN
1. Verb: to extend.
2. See gesidian.
GESYFLAN
Verb: to provide with flavour or relishes.
GESYFLEDHLĀF

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Noun: panis lacinio et ovorum luteo maceratus.
GESYFLMELU
Noun: dough.
(GE)SYLHÐ
Noun: team of oxen.
(GE)SYLTAN
Verb: to salt, season.
GESYNDGIAN
Verb: to prosper, make to prosper.
GESYNDIGLIC
1. Adjective: prosperous.
2. See gesundiglic.
GESYNDLǢCAN
Verb: to prosper, cause to prosper.
(GE)SYNDRIAN
Verb: to separate, divide, sunder.
(GE)SYNGIAN
Verb: to make a mistake, err, sin, transgress, commit adultery, perpetrate crime.
(GE)SYNTO
Noun: prosperity, success; safety, soundness, health, welfare; advantage, benefit, profit.
GETACCIAN
Verb: to tame, subdue.
(GE)TĀCNIAN
Verb: to show, mark, indicate, point out, make a mark upon something; to instruct; to betoken,
denote, signify, represent, symbolise; to portend; to demonstrate, prove, express; to witness; to
seal.
GETĀCNIGENDLIC
Adjective: significative, symbolical, emblematic, bearing a sign; typical.
GETĀCNIGENDLĪCE
Adverb: figuratively, symbolically.
(GE)TĀCNUNG
Noun: mark, sign, token, signal, indication, type, symptom; evidence, proof, demonstration;
presage, prognostic; manifestation, signification, emblem; dispensation; phase (of moon), zodiacal
sign; direction, ordering.
(GE)TǢCAN

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Verb: to show, present; to declare, demonstrate; to teach, instruct, train; to direct, appoint,
assign, prescribe, enjoin, impose; to warn, persuade; to indicate, signify; to transfer, translate; to
send.
(GE)TǢCNAN
1. Verb: to mark by a token, mark out, point out; to show, present, make known; to appoint,
denote, designate, prescribe.
2. See getaccian.
GETÆL
1. Noun: number, numeral; series; computation, recounting, reckoning; catalogue, register;
opinion, estimation; company, race, tribe.
2. Adjective: ready, active, quick, swift; competent, having mastery of.
(GE)TǢLAN
Verb: to reproach, rebuke, reprove, blame, reprehend, scold, accuse, censure, condemn; to speak
ill of, slander, calumniate, backbite; to mock, jeer at, deride, insult, maltreat, abuse, despise,
vex, scorn; to dispute.
GETÆLCIRCUL
Noun: cycle, series.
GETÆLCRÆFT
Noun: arithmetic.
GETÆLFÆST
Adjective: measurable.
GETÆLFUL
Adjective: numerous.
GETÆLRĪM
Noun: order, succession.
(GE)TÆLSUM
Adjective: numerous, in numbers; rhythmic, harmonious.
GETÆLWĪS
Adjective: skilled in arithmetic or computation.
(GE)TǢSAN
Verb: to pull or tear to pieces; to comb, card, tease wool, pluck; to wound, injure, assault; to
touch, influence, affect the mind.
(GE)TǢSE
1. Adjective: mild, pleasant; suitable, convenient, meet; for general use, easy.
2. Noun: advantage, convenience, useful thing; implement.

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GETǢSLIC
Adjective: convenient.
GETǢSLĪCE
Adverb: conveniently; gently, softly, smoothly.
GETǢSNES
Noun: convenience, advantage, profit; fitness.
GETĀH
Noun: teaching.
GETALSCIPE
Noun: multitude, number.
(GE)TALIAN
1. Verb: to count, number, enumerate, calculate, reckon, account; to think, consider, esteem,
value; to assign, impute, ascribe; to argue; to tell, relate.
2. See (ge)tellan.
GĒTAN
1. Verb: to destroy, kill.
2. See gēatan.
GETANG
1. See (ge)tang.
2. Adjective: close to an object, in contact with.
(GE)TANG
Noun: a pair of tongs, pincers, forceps.
GETANGE
Adverb: near to, in connexion with.
GETANGLĪCE
Adverb: together.
GETANNED
Adjective: tanned.
GETARGED
Adjective: provided with a shield.
(GE)TĀWIAN
Verb: to prepare, make ready, dress or prepare material; to make, taw; to cultivate, till; to treat
badly, afflict, insult, abuse, harass; to reduce; to bring to.
GETĒAGAN
Verb: to make, prepare, dress; to till.

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GETĒAMA
Noun: advocate, warrantor; voucher, surety.
(GE)TELD
Noun: cover, tent, pavilion, tabernacle; left still in tilt of a cart.
(GE)TELDAN
Verb: to spread a covering.
GETELDUNG
Noun: tent, tabernacle.
GETELDWURÐUNG
Noun: feast of tabernacles.
GETELGAN
Verb: to dye.
(GE)TELGIAN
Verb: to flourish, put forth shoots or branches.
(GE)TELLAN
Verb: to tell, relate, narrate, recount, state, announce, state a case; to count, number,
enumerate, calculate, reckon, account, estimate, compute; to think, consider, believe, esteem,
value; to assign, ascribe; to argue; to charge against, impute to.
GETELWĪS
Adjective: skilled in reckoning or computation.
(GE)TEMESIAN
Verb: to sift.
(GE)TEMIAN
Verb: to tame; to suffer; to allow, permit; to subdue passion.
(GE)TEMPRIAN
Verb: to regulate, moderate, control, temper; to prepare, adapt; to curb; to heal, cure; to mix,
mingle.
GETENGE
Adjective: near to, close to, resting on; distress, oppressing, attacking, burdensome.
GĒTENWYRDE
Adjective: agreeing, consenting.
GETENYS
Noun: procuring, getting attaining; instruction, education.
GETĒOH
Noun: matter, material; universe; pl. instrument, implements, utensils.

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GETEOHHUNG
Noun: determination, arrangement, ordinance.
(GE)TĒON
1. Verb: to pull, draw, tug, row (boat); to draw or bind together; to take, withdraw; to allure,
entice, attract; to lead, induce, bring; to give, contribute, bestow, gift; to produce, bring forth; to
arrogate; to restrain; to go, betake oneself to, roam; to bring up, educate;
2 Verb: to do, make, form, create, produce, construct, work, effect, contrive; to cause; to
establish, determine, appoint, settle, fix, decree; to prepare, arrange, furnish forth, adorn, deck;
to constitute; to ordain, assign; to frame.
GETĒON
Verb: to dispute; to string up, play (instrument).
(GE)TĒORIAN
Verb: to tire, weary, exhaust; to be tired or exhausted, become weary; to faint, fail, cease, perish,
come to an end.
(GE)TĒORIGENDLIC
Adjective: failing, defective.
(GE)TĒORUNG
Noun: weariness, exhaustion, languishing: fainting, failing.
(GE)TĒOÐIAN
Verb: to divide by ten, tithe, give a tenth part.
(GE)TERAN
Verb: to tear, lacerate, rend; to bite.
GETER
Noun: tearing; dissension, discord, tumult.
GETĒÐED
Adjective: toothed.
(GE)TĪDAN
Verb: to happen, betide, befall; to fall to (one’s lot).
(GE)TĪDRIAN
Verb: to get weak or infirm, become feeble; to get or be frail, perishable; to decay.
(GE)TĪEGAN
Verb: to join, tie, bind; to connect.
(GE)TĪEMAN
Verb: vouch to warranty.
GETĪEME

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1. Adjective: suitable.
2. Noun: team; yoke, yoke of oxen.
(GE)TILIAN
Verb: to gain, obtain, procure; to provide; to make, generate, work, labour, toil; to try,
attempt, exert oneself, strive after or for, endeavour; to tend, cherish; to treat, attend, cure; to
cultivate, till, plough; to trade, traffic; to aim at, aspire to, seek after.
GETILLAN
Verb: to touch; to reach, attain.
(GE)TILÐ
Noun: labour, cultivation, tilth, tillage, husbandry; employment; crop, harvest, fruit, produce;
gain, profit, acquisition.
(GE)TIMBER
Noun: building material, timber; trees, woods; structure, building, edifice; building of a house,
ship, etc.
GETIMBERNES
Noun: building, edification.
(GE)TIMBRAN
Verb: to erect, build, construct, edify; to do, effect; to instruct; to cut timber.
GETIMBRE
Noun: structure, construction, fabric, building, edifice.
GETIMBRU
Noun: structure, construction, fabric, building, edifice.
(GE)TIMBRUNG
Noun: act of building; structure, edification, building.
GETĪMIAN
Verb: to happen, befall, fall out.
GETING
Noun: state, condition.
GETINGAN
Verb: to press against, throng.
GETINGCRÆFT
Noun: mechanics; rhetoric.
(GE)TINTREGIAN
Verb: to afflict, torment, punish, torture.
(GE)TINTRIAN

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Verb: to torment, punish, torture.
(GE)TĪTELIAN
Verb: to appoint, indicate by a written mark; to ascribe; to entitle.
(GE)TIÐIAN
Verb: to give, bestow, grant; to permit.
(GE)TĪÐIAN
Verb: to give, bestow, grant; to permit.
(GE)TĪÐRIAN
Verb: to be favourable (to).
GETĪUNG
Noun: agreement, arrangement.
GETOG
Noun: contraction, convulsion, spasm, cramp, tugging; trace.
GETOGENNES
Noun: convulsion, cramp.
GETOGU
Noun: traces (of a horse).
GETOHT
Noun: battle, battle array, warlike expedition.
GETŌNAMIAN
Verb: to name besides, surname.
(GE)TORFIAN
Verb: to throw, cast, scatter; to stone (a person), shoot, strike with a missile; to be tossed.
GETOT
Noun: vainglory, splendour, pomp, parade.
(GE)TRÆGLIAN
Verb: to pull, pluck.
(GE)TRAHTIAN
Verb: to deal with, treat, consider, comment on, expound, discuss; to interpret, translate.
(GE)TRAHTNIAN
Verb: to treat, consider, comment on, expound; to interpret, translate.
(GE)TRĒAGIAN
Verb: to repair, mend, sew together.
GETRED
Noun: assembly of people, crowd.

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(GE)TREDAN
Verb: to tread, tread down, step on, trample upon; to traverse, pass over; to tread upon, step
upon, walk upon; to enter upon, roam through; to press with the foot, hold the foot on
something.
GETREGIAN
Verb: to despise, feel repugnance at.
GETREMINC
Noun: fort, fortress.
(GE)TRĒOWAN
Verb: to believe, hope; to trust in, rely (on), confide; to exculpate; to suggest, persuade; to make
true or credible; to be faithful (to), be confident; to prove one’s self true; to confederate (with).
(GE)TRĒOWFÆST
Adjective: true; faithful.
GETRĒOWFÆSTNIAN
Verb: to be trusty, faithful; to be firm or strong.
(GE)TRĒOWFUL
Adjective: faithful, trusty; true.
(GE)TRĒOWFULLĪCE
Adverb: faithfully.
GETRĒOWFULNES
Noun: faithfulness; Israel.
(GE)TRĒOWLĒAS
Adjective: false, faithless, infidel, treacherous.
GETRĒOWLĒASNES
Noun: faithlessness, unbelief; treachery, heresy.
GETRĒOWNES
Noun: trust, confidence; faithfulness.
(GE)TRĒOWSIAN
Verb: to engage, pledge one’s self; to plight one’s faith; to exculpate oneself.
(GE)TRĒOWÐ
Noun: truth, veracity; faith, fidelity, honour; pledge; covenant.
GETRICCE
Adjective: contented.
(GE)TRIFULIAN
Verb: to break, pound, grind, triturate; to stamp.

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GETRĪOWED
Adjective: shafted.
(GE)TRUCIAN
Verb: to fail; to run short; to disappoint, deceive, fail a person; to come to an end.
GETRŪGUNG
Noun: certainty; defence, refuge.
GETRUM
Noun: mass, knot, host, band, company of soldiers, army.
(GE)TRUMA
Noun: array, troop (of soldiers), legion; order of troops; support.
(GE)TRUMIAN
Verb: to grow or become strong; to make strong; to amend, recover health.
(GE)TRŪWA
Noun: trust, confidence; belief, faith, fidelity; promise, pledge; agreement, covenant; protection;
solemn assurance.
GETRŪWUNG
Noun: trust, confidence; stay, prop.
GETRYCCAN
Verb: to trust, confide.
GETRYM
Noun: firmament.
(GE)TRYMMING
Noun: establishing, confirmation; support, encouragement, protection; strengthening, fortress,
recovery; ordinance; edification.
(GE)TRYMNES
Noun: firmness, stability, soundness, health; solidity, strengthening; certainty, confirmation;
support, encouragement; support, prop; instruction; setting in order, arrangement; sureness,
reliability; firmament, heaven.
(GE)TŪCIAN
Verb: to disturb, ill-treat, afflict, torment, punish, vex, harass; to bedeck.
GETUNECOD
Adjective: clothed in a toga or tunic.
GETWǢFAN
Verb: to separate from, deprive of; to divert, hinder, detain; to put an end to.
(GE)TWǢMAN

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Verb: to separate, part, divide; to cause to cease; to settle, adjust; to postpone, defer.
GETWANC
Noun: deception, collusion.
(GE)TWĒO
Noun: uncertainty, doubt, hesitation, ambiguity; delay.
(GE)TWĒOGAN
Verb: to doubt, hesitate; to seem doubtful.
(GE)TWĒON
1. Noun: doubt.
2. See (ge)twēogan.
(GE)TWIFEALD
Adjective: twofold, double; doubtful, ambiguous, irresolute; deceitful, not straightforward.
(GE)TWIFEALDAN
Verb: to double.
(GE)TWIFEALDIAN
Verb: to double.
(GE)TWĪGAN
Verb: to doubt, hesitate; to seem doubtful.
GETWINN
Noun: twin; (pl) twins, triplets.
GETWINNES
Noun: junction, pairing; repetition of a word.
GETWIS
Adjective: having the same parents.
GETWISA
Noun: twin.
GETȲD
Adjective: skilled, learned.
GETȲDNES
Noun: edification; learning, knowledge, skill.
(GE)TȲDRAN
Verb: to produce, bring forth, propagate, beget; to be prolific; to nourish, foster.
(GE)TYHTAN

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Verb: to pull, draw, stretch; to incite, exhort, provoke, prompt, urge, seduce, persuade, attract,
solicit; to instigate, lead astray; to suggest, bring to the mind; to invite; to talk over; to instruct,
teach, train.
(GE)TȲN
Verb: to instruct, teach, educate; to imbue.
(GE)TȲNAN
1. Verb: to close, enclose, fence, shut, hedge in; to close, shut up; to conclude, bring to an end.
2. Verb: to irritate, insult, revile, trouble, vex.
GETȲNE
Noun: court; entrance.
(GE)TYNGE
1. Adjective: fluent, eloquent, rhetorical, skilful with the tongue; skilful, witty.
2. Adverb: courteously.
GETYNGELIC
Adjective: rhetorical, eloquent, elegant or pleasant of speech, affable, polished.
(GE)TYNGELĪCE
Adverb: eloquently; courteously.
GETYNGNES
Noun: eloquence, fluency, ease of speech; skill.
GETYRFAN
Verb: to afflict; to attack, strike, assault, assail with missiles.
(GE)ÐACA
Noun: covering, roof, thatcher.
(GE)ÐACCIAN
Verb: to clap, pat, stroke, touch or strike gently; to beat, smack; to tame.
(GE)ÐÆSLǢCAN
Verb: to agree, accord, fit; to become.
GEÐAFA
1. Noun: favourer, helper, supporter; assenter, consenter.
2. Adjective: agreeing, consent, acquiescing.
(GE)ÐAFETTAN
Verb: to consent.
(GE)ÐAFIAN
Verb: to allow, permit, agree with, approve of, assent to, consent, favour, submit to; to admit; to
obey; to bear, suffer, endure; to bear with, tolerate.

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GEÐAFSUM
Adjective: agreeing, consenting.
GEÐAFSUMNES
Noun: agreement, consent, assent.
(GE)ÐAFUNG
Noun: allowance, permission, consent, assent; toleration.
GEÐANC
1. Noun: thought, mind.
2. See (ge)ðang.
(GE)ÐANC
Noun: thought, reflection, sentiment, idea, opinion; mind, understanding; will, purpose; grace,
mercy, favour, pardon; thanks, gratitude; pleasure, satisfaction; reward, recompense; sake.
GEÐANCFUL
Adjective: thoughtful, ingenious, clever; pleasing, agreeable; satisfied, contented, thankful;
energetic, spirited.
(GE)ÐANCIAN
Verb: to thank, give thanks; to recompense, reward; to rejoice, feel gratified.
(GE)ÐANCOL
Adjective: thoughtful, mindful, considerate, suppliant; thankful, grateful; prudent, wise, acute;
desirous.
GEÐANG
Noun: growth, increase; advancement; honour.
(GE)ÐEAHT
Noun: thought, consideration, advice, counsel; determination, deliberation, resolution;
direction, plan, device, council; assembly; design, scheme, contrivance.
GEÐEAHTA
Noun: adviser, counsellor.
GEÐEAHTEND
Noun: counsellor.
GEÐEAHTENDLIC
Adjective: deliberative.
(GE)ÐEAHTERE
Noun: counsellor.
(GE)ÐEAHTIAN
Verb: to consider, ponder, consult, deliberate upon, take counsel; to agree.

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(GE)ÐEAHTUNG
Noun: agreement, deliberation, counsel, consultation.
(GE)ÐEARFAN
Verb: to be need or in want; to starve.
GEÐEARFIAN
Verb: to impose necessity.
GEÐĒAWOD
Adjective: well-mannered, moral.
GEÐĒAWE
Adjective: usual, customary.
(GE)ÐĒAWIAN
Verb: to bring up well, educate, make (well) mannered.
(GE)ÐECCAN
Verb: to cover, cover over, conceal; to swallow up.
(GE)ÐEGNIAN
Verb: to serve, minister to, attend upon; to provide, supply; to administer, serve an office,
perform the duties of an office.
(GE)ÐENCAN
1. Verb: to think, meditate, reason, consider, conceive, intend, bear in mind; to perceive; to
suppose, hold as an opinion of belief; to imagine; to remember, recollect; to attempt, pursue; to
devise; to learn; to invent; to determine, resolve; to mean, intend; to seek, look to, expect to,
desire; to wish, desire, long for; to weight.
2. See (ge)ðyncan.
(GE)ÐENNAN
Verb: to extend, stretch, spread out; to bend (a bow); to overthrow, prostrate; to strain, make
an effort, exert one's self, press on; to magnify, exalt, spread the fame of.
GEÐĒNSUM
Adjective: helpful, serviceable, obsequious; useful; obliging.
(GE)ÐĒODAN
Verb: to join, connect, unite, associate (with), attach or subject oneself to; to come to, be near; to
adjust; to apply; to engage in; to translate.
GEÐĒODE
Noun: language, speech, idiom; meaning; translation; nation.
GEÐĒODENDLIC
Adjective: joining, conjunctive, copulative.

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GEÐĒODLǢCAN
Verb: to adhere, cleave to.
GEÐĒODLIC
Adjective: social, intimate.
(GE)ÐĒODNES
Noun: junction, joining, suture, conjunction, association, connexion; company, society,
fellowship; conjugation; translation.
(GE)ÐĒODRǢDEN
Noun: company, society, association, fellowship, communion; intercourse.
(GE)ÐĒOFIAN
Verb: to thieve, steal.
(GE)ÐĒON
1. Verb: to be or become great, prosper, flourish, thrive, succeed, excel; to grow, increase; to grow
up, ripen; to lengthen (of days).
2. See (ge)ðȳwan.
3. Verb: to do, perform, commit, effect.
GEÐĒON
1. See (ge)ðēon (1).
2. See (ge)ðēon (2).
3. See (ge)ðēon (3).
4. Verb: to get, take, receive.
(GE)ÐĒOSTRIAN
Verb: to make or grow dark, obscure, become dim, be eclipsed.
GEÐĒOT
Noun: shout, howling.
GEÐĒOWA
Noun: enslaved person.
(GE)ÐĒOWIAN
1. Verb: to attend to, serve, minister to, be subject to, be devoted to; to be a servant or slave; to
enslave, give over into slavery, deprive of freedom.
2. See (ge)ðēodan.
GEÐĒOWTIAN
Verb: to bring into captivity.
GEÐERSC
Noun: beating, thrashing, whipping, flogging.

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(GE)ÐERSCAN
Verb: to thrash (corn); to strike, beat, flog, scourge; to pound, batter.
GEÐICFYLDAN
Verb: to make thick or dense.
(GE)ÐICGAN
Verb: to take, receive, accept; to partake of; to consume, take food, eat, drink, taste.
GEÐĪEDE
Adjective: pleasing.
GEÐIND
Noun: swelling.
GEÐINDE
Noun: rivals.
GEÐINGAN
Verb: to grow, thrive, become excellent.
GEÐINGE
Noun: meeting, assembly, council; agreement, arrangement, compact, covenant; intercession;
fate, destiny.
GEÐINGELĪC
Adjective: concerning a council.
(GE)ÐINGERE
Noun: intercessor, mediator, advocate; priest.
GEÐINGIO
Noun: provision.
GEÐINGSCEAT
Noun: ransom.
GEÐINGÐ
Noun: agreement, intercession; composition; court where claims are settled.
(GE)ÐINGUNG
Noun: intercession, intervention, mediation, advocacy.
GEÐOFTA
Noun: companion, mate, fellow, associate, ally, comrade; follower; client; society, fellowship.
GEÐOFTIAN
Verb: to join, associate, make a league or alliance with, ally oneself; to write.
(GE)ÐOFTRǢDEN
Noun: companionship, fellowship; converse.

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(GE)ÐOFTSCIPE
Noun: society, companionship, fellowship, alliance, league; intimacy.
GEÐOGEN
Adjective: grown up, adult; virtuous, excellent.
(GE)ÐŌHT
Noun: thought, mind, idea, conscience; determination, intention, purpose; deliberation;
compassion; device, design; opinion, advice, counsel, decree.
(GE)ÐOLIAN
Verb: to undergo, bear, suffer, endure, sustain; to bear with, tolerate; to allow; to persevere, hold
out, survive; to continue; to lose, lack, forfeit, dispense with, be deprived of; to remain, wait; to
stop; to stick, cleave.
GEÐOTA
Noun: shout, howl.
(GE)ÐRÆC
Noun: force, pressure; violence; equipment; crowd, throng, crush, tumult.
GEÐRACEN
Adjective: strong, hardy, enduring; stout of frame.
GEÐRǢF
Adverb: unanimously.
GEÐRÆF
Noun: pressure, compulsion; rebuke.
(GE)ÐRǢSTAN
Verb: to twist, writhe, roll about; to press, force, constrain; to oppress, bind; to crush, smash; to
afflict, hurt, distress, torment, harass, torture, plague, vex, destroy.
GEÐRǢSTED
Adjective: contrite.
GEÐRǢSTEDNES
Noun: contrition, crushing.
(GE)ÐRǢSTNES
Noun: affliction, contrition, trouble, pain, grief.
GEÐRAFU
1. Noun: pressure, compulsion; rebuke.
2. See geðrӕf.
GEÐRANG
Noun: throng, crowd, tumult.

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(GE)ÐRĀWAN
Verb: to throw; to turn, twist, curl; to rack, torture.
(GE)ÐRĒAGAN
Verb: to reprove, rebuke, chastise, reproach; to afflict, distress, torment, vex, harass; to oppress,
attack; to threaten, menace; to correct, chasten, punish; to constrain; to compel.
(GE)ÐREODIAN
Verb: to deliberate, meditate, think over; to determine, resolve; to hesitate.
GEÐRING
Noun: crowd, tumult, throng; press; commotion.
(GE)ÐRINGAN
Verb: to press, squeeze, press forward; to press, force; to oppress; to crowd, throng; to advance,
rush on, hasten; to pinch (with cold); to gain (by force).
GEÐRĪSTIGAN
Verb: to dare, presume.
(GE)ÐRĪSTIAN
Verb: to dare, presume.
(GE)ÐRĪSTLǢCAN
Verb: to presume, become bold; to dare.
GEÐRĪSTLǢCUNG
Noun: presumption.
(GE)ÐRŌWIAN
Verb: to suffer, endure; to die; to pay for, atone for; to sympathise.
(GE)ÐRYCCAN
Verb: to crush, trample on; to afflict, oppress, repress, press down; to restrain; to press, push; to
express.
(GE)ÐRYCCEDNES
Noun: distress, trouble.
GEÐRȲL
Noun: crowd, multitude; press.
GEÐRȲN
Verb: to press, bind; to express; to restrain, repress.
(GE)ÐRYSCAN
Verb: to press, afflict, oppress, depress, press or weigh down.
(GE)ÐRYSMAN
Verb: to press; to oppress, stifle, suffocate, choke; to keep in subjection.

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GEÐRYSMIAN
Verb: to press, oppress, stifle.
GEÐRȲÐED
Adjective: mighty, powerful.
(GE)ÐRȲÐIAN
Verb: to strengthen, arm.
GEÐŪF
Adjective: thriving, luxuriant; leafy, bushy.
GEÐŪHSIAN
Verb: to make dark or misty, get obscured by clouds.
GEÐUHTSUM
Adjective: abundant.
GEÐUN
Noun: noise, loud noise.
GEÐUNGEN
1. Adjective: grown, advanced, thriven, mature; distinguished, virtuous, noble, eminent;
competent, excellent, perfect; pious; fitted.
2. Noun: notable, king’s thane.
GEÐUNGENLĪCE
Adverb: virtuously, soberly.
(GE)ÐUNGENNES
Noun: growth, increase, maturity; progress, advance; goodness, virtue, perfection, excellence;
distinction, nobility, eminence; gravity; chastity, piety.
(GE)ÐUNRIAN
Verb: to thunder.
(GE)ÐWǢNAN
Verb: to soften; to wet, moisten.
(GE)ÐWǢRE
Adjective: united, concordant, accordant, agreeing, consonant, harmonious; compliant,
obedient; gentle, mild, pleasant, agreeable; peaceful; prosperous.
(GE)ÐWǢRELĪCE
Adverb: in agreement, in accord, harmoniously; gently.
(GE)ÐWǢRIAN
Verb: to agree, consent, make harmonious; to reconcile; to fit, suit.
(GE)ÐWǢRLǢCAN

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Verb: to agree, assent to, consent; to reconcile; to fit, suit.
GEÐWǢRLIC
Adjective: concordant, agreeing, harmonious.
GEÐWǢRLĪCE
Adverb: gently; in accord, in agreement, harmoniously.
(GE)ÐWǢRNES
Noun: agreement, concord; peace; gentleness, mildness.
GEÐWǢRUNG
Noun: consent.
(GE)ÐWĒAN
Verb: to wash, cleanse; to anoint.
(GE)ÐWĒORIAN
Verb: to oppose, thwart; to be opposed, adverse to or at variance; to be different.
(GE)ÐWĒORNES
Noun: perversity, depravity, iniquity, evil; forwardness; obstinacy; crookedness.
(GE)ÐWERAN
Verb: to stir, beat or mix together, churn, twirl; to soften, render malleable; to forge.
GEÐWINGLOD
Adjective: fastened or bound up, compressed.
GEÐWIT
Noun: cuttings, shavings, chips.
GEÐȲDE
Adjective: good, virtuous.
GEÐYHT
Adjective: good, advantageous.
(GE)ÐYLD
Noun: patience, resignation.
(GE)ÐYLDELIC
Adjective: patient.
(GE)ÐYLDELĪCE
Adverb: patiently; quietly.
GEÐYLDGIAN
Verb: to wait for, be patient; to bear, endure, sustain, tolerate, give in; to agree.
GEÐYLDIAN
Verb: to wait for, be patient; to bear, endure, sustain, tolerate, consent to do, give in; to agree.

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(GE)ÐYLDIG
Adjective: patient; quiet.
(GE)ÐYLDIGLĪCE
Adverb: patiently.
GEÐYLDMŌD
Adjective: patient.
GEÐYLDMŌDNES
Noun: patience.
GEÐYLDUM
Adverb: patiently, steadfastly.
GEÐYLL
Noun: air, breeze.
GEÐYLLIC
Adjective: densus.
GEÐYLMAN
Verb: to overwhelm.
GEÐYLMED
Adjective: brought down, abashed.
(GE)ÐYNCAN
Verb: to seem, appear; to seem good or fit.
(GE)ÐYNCÐO
Noun: office, condition, rank, honour, dignity; meeting, assembly; court of justice; private
agreement.
(GE)ÐYNGO
Noun: progress, promotion.
(GE)ÐYNNIAN
Verb: to lessen, diminish, make or become thin; to weaken, wither; to dispel, dilute.
GEÐYRST
Adjective: thirsty.
(GE)ÐȲWAN
Verb: to press, urge, impel, force; to drive; to impress; to stab, pierce, press with a weapon; to
push, crush, oppress, subjugate, tame; to check; to threaten; to rebuke.
(GE)UFERIAN
Verb: to make later, delay, put off; to elevate, raise up, make higher; to exalt, extol, honour.
GEUNĀRIAN

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Verb: to dishonour.
GEUNBLISSIAN
Verb: to make unhappy, distress.
(GE)UNCLǢNSIAN
Verb: to soil, pollute, defile.
GEUNFÆSTNIAN
Verb: to unfasten, detach.
(GE)UNFÆSTNOD
Adjective: not fixed in the mark (referring to an arrow).
(GE)UNGEWLITIGIAN
Verb: to deprive of beauty, disfigure.
GEUNHǢLAN
Verb: to weaken, debilitate.
GEUNLUSTIAN
Verb: to loathe.
GEUNMIHTAN
Verb: to deprive of strength.
(GE)UNNAN
Verb: to give, concede, bestow, grant; to allow, consent; to be glad to see; to wish, desire.
(GE)UNRĒTAN
Verb: to make sad or sorrowful, trouble.
(GE)UNRŌTSIAN
Verb: to be or become sad, be sorrowful or grieved, become troubled or discontented; to make sad
or sorrowful, grieve, offend, disquiet, trouble.
GEUNSŌÐIAN
Verb: to disprove, refute, prove false; to falsify.
GEUNSTILLAN
Verb: to disquiet, disturb, agitate.
GEUNTRUM
Adjective: weak, sick, ill, infirm.
GEUNÐWǢRIAN
Verb: to disagree, differ.
(GE)UNWEORÐIAN
Verb: to treat with contempt, slight; to dishonour, disgrace; to become dishonoured, become
worthless or vile.

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(GE)UNWLITEGIAN
Verb: to transform, disfigure, destroy the beauty of; to become disfigured.
(GE)ŪTIAN
Verb: to remove, put out, expel, eject, banish; to alienate (property).
(GE)ŪTLAGIAN
Verb: to banish, proscribe, outlaw.
(GE)WADAN
Verb: to move, go, proceed, advance, pass, traverse, go through, strive, wade; to pervade.
(GE)WǢCAN
Verb: to weaken, afflict, oppress, trouble, vex; to affect; to weary, exhaust.
(GE)WÆCCAN
Verb: to watch, wake.
GEWǢCEDNES
Noun: weakness.
(GE)WÆD
Noun: ford, shallow water; water, sea, ocean.
(GE)WǢDE
Noun: covering, clothing, garment, apparel, dress, robe; sail.
GEWǢDIAN
Verb: to equip, furnish, dress, wrap up, clothe; to adorn with hangings, tapestry; to furnish a
ship with sails.
(GE)WǢGAN
Verb: to afflict, trouble, vex, harass; to deceive, delude, falsify.
GEWǢGE
Noun: measure, weigh.
GEWǢGNIAN
Verb: to disappoint, deceive; to affect, frustrate, oppress, weigh down; to condemn.
(GE)WǢLAN
Verb: to afflict, torment, vex.
(GE)WǢPNIAN
Verb: to arm, provide or furnish with weapons.
GEWǢPNU
Noun: armour, arms, weapons.
(GE)WǢPNUNG
Noun: armour, arms; army.

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GEWǢR
Adjective: aware (of), watchful, on one's guard.
GEWÆRLǢCAN
Verb: to warn.
(GE)WÆRLAN
Verb: to go, wend; to turn; to pass by.
GEWÆSC
Noun: washing up or overflow of water.
GEWÆSTMBǢRIAN
Verb: to be or make fruitful.
(GE)WǢTAN
Verb: to wet, moisten, bedew, water; to become wet; to emit moisture.
(GE)WÆTERIAN
Verb: to moisten, water, irrigate, supply water (to); to lead (cattle) to water.
GEWANA
Adjective: lacking, wanting.
GEWAND
Noun: hesitation, scruple; shrinking, fear.
GEWANHǢLAN
Verb: to weaken, impair the health or soundness of something.
(GE)WANIAN
Verb: to diminish, lessen, abate, curtail, dwindle, make less, make inferior, degrade, depreciate;
to cause to cease or fail, bring to nought, frustrate, destroy; to injure, impair; to infringe, annul;
to weaken, decline, decay; to fade, wane.
(GE)WARNIAN
Verb: to warn, caution; to take warning or heed, guard oneself against, put on guard; to ward
off; to abstain, avoid, deny.
GEWEALC
Noun: rolling or tossing motion; the rolling of waves; attack, military expedition.
(GE)WEALCAN
Verb: to revolve, move round, roll, toss; to fluctuate; to consider, reflect, discuss, scheme; to deal
with, turn over; to go, traverse; to press.
(GE)WEALCIAN
Verb: to roll up, muffle up; to curl (with a curling-iron).
GEWEALD

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Noun: might, power, control, command; possession, dominion; protection; subjection; bridle;
groin.
(GE)WEALDAN
Verb: to control, direct, rule, command, regulate, ordain, have power or dominion over, bear
sway, wield power, govern; to determine; to wield (a weapon); to possess, have at command, be
master of; to cause, bring about, author; to have power to do, be able.
GEWEALDEN
1. Adjective: easily controlled, subject; small, inconsiderable.
2. Adverb: moderately.
(GE)WEALDENDE
Adjective: mighty, powerful, ruling.
GEWEALDENDLĪCE
Adverb: mightily, powerfully.
GEWEALDENMŌD
Adjective: self controlled, subdued in mind.
(GE)WEALDES
Adverb: voluntarily, of one’s own accord, willingly; purposely.
(GE)WEALDLEÐER
Noun: rein, bridle, power or directing-leather.
GEWEALLAN
Verb: to be agitated, rage, toss; to torment, agitate; to swarm; to be hot, boil, seethe; to flow,
well, bubble, foam.
GEWEALLOD
Adjective: walled, forged.
(GE)WEARMIAN
Verb: to become or make warm.
(GE)WEAXAN
Verb: to increase, grow; to be produced; to prosper, flourish, grow in honour, become powerful;
to take shape.
(GE)WEAXNES
Noun: waxing, growth, increase; interest, usury.
(GE)WECCAN
Verb: to wake, waken; to arouse, awaken; to produce, bring forth, give life or rise to; to recall;
to encourage, exhort, stimulate, enliven, refresh; to stir up, excite; to move, set in motion; to
kindle.

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GEWĒD
Noun: foolishness, madness; rage, fury.
(GE)WĒDAN
Verb: to rave, rage, be or become mad.
GEWEDDIAN
Verb: to promise, engage, covenant, vow, pledge oneself; to undertake; to give to wife, betroth; to
wed, marry.
GEWĒDE
Noun: fury, rage, madness.
GEWEDFÆSTAN
Verb: to pledge.
GEWEF
Noun: woof; web; context, text.
(GE)WEFAN
Verb: to weave; to plan, arrange, device, contrive, construct, put together.
GEWEGAN
1. See (ge)wegan.
2. Verb: to fight.
(GE)WEGAN
Verb: to move, go, proceed; to bear, carry, bring, transport; to support, sustain; to cause; to
wear; to weigh, measure; to have a feeling.
(GE)WELHWǢR
Adverb: (nearly) everywhere, generally, commonly.
(GE)WELHWILC
Pronoun: every, each, any.
(GE)WELIGIAN
Verb: to be prosperous, become rich or abundant, abound; to endow, enrich, make rich or
wealthy.
(GE)WĒMAN
Verb: to entice, allure, attract, persuade, convince; to lead astray; to turn, incline.
(GE)WEMMAN
Verb: to stain, spot, besmirch, blemish, mar, disfigure, spoil; to profane, defile, pollute, corrupt,
degrade; to ill-treat, revile, injure, abuse, destroy.
GEWEMMEDLIC
Adjective: corruptible.

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GEWEMMEDLĪCE
Adverb: impurely, corruptly.
GEWEMMEDNES
Noun: defilement, impurity, pollution; decay, death.
(GE)WEMMEND
Noun: fornicator, adulterer.
GEWEMMENDLIC
Adjective: corrupting, seducing, polluting.
(GE)WEMMING
Noun: defilement, pollution, spoiling, blemishing; corruption, profanation, violation.
GEWEMMODLĪCE
Adverb: impurely, corruptly.
GEWĒN
Verb: to bend, twist, make crooked.
(GE)WĒNAN
Verb: to think, suppose, ween; to think, believe; to imagine, fancy; to opine; to expect, hope; to
wonder; to fear (for); to despair (of); to esteem.
(GE)WENDAN
Verb: to turn, direct, return; to go, proceed, wend; to bring about; to cause to move, incline; to
change, shift, vary, convert, alter; to interpret, translate.
(GE)WENDEDNESS
Noun: alteration.
GEWĒNE
Adverb: perhaps.
(GE)WENIAN
Verb: to accustom, habituate, inure; to prepare, train, fit; to treat, entertain; to separate, break
off, wean from; to draw, attract; to tame.
(GE)WENNAN
Verb: to accustom, habituate, inure; to treat, entertain; to train; break off, wean from; to tame.
(GE)WEORC
Noun: work, labour, travail; action, doing, exercise, performance, deed; occupation,
employment; suffering, affliction, grief, pain, distress, trouble; structure, construction, edifice,
strong building, fort, fortification, fortress; military work.
GEWEORCLIC
Adjective: of work.

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(GE)WEORMIAN
Verb: to become or make warm.
(GE)WEORNIAN
Verb: to dry up, wither; to fade, pine away, become weak; to destroy.
GEWEORP
Noun: heap; throwing, what is thrown up, heapdashing, tossing.
(GE)WEORPAN
1. Verb: to throw, cast, fling; to throw upon; to cast out, drive out or away; to open; to sprinkle;
to hit; to charge with, accuse of.
2. See (ge)wierpan.
(GE)WEORÐ
Noun: value, worth; price, purchase-money, ransom; content, amount, bulk.
(GE)WEORÐAN
Verb: to be, become, be done, be made, come to be, turn to, turn into; to get, come; to happen,
take place, come to pass, befall, arise, settle; to get on with, please, agree; think of, occur to; to
grow.
(GE)WEORÐIAN
Verb: to value, esteem, dignify, celebrate, praise, honour, exalt, worship, adore, venerate, glorify;
to treat with reverence or respect; to attend to, care about, heed; to value, set a price on; to
distinguish; to adorn, deck, decorate; to reward, enrich, make worthy, ennoble.
(GE)WĒPAN
Verb: lament, mourn, wail, bewail, weep, deplore, be grieved at; to complain.
GEWEREDLǢHT
Adjective: sweetened, made sweet.
(GE)WĒRGIAN
Verb: to be or become tired, weary, fatigue, exhausted.
(GE)WERIAN
Verb: to keep, protect, take care of, defend, guard; to prevent, hinder, restrain, ward off, check,
dam up (water); to keep off, drive away; to forbid; to occupy, inhabit, live; to continue, remain;
to cover over, put on, clothe, wear; to wear or bear a weapon; to use; to stock (land); to associate
with, come to an agreement, make a treaty with, make an alliance; to discharge obligations in
land, make land free from claims.
GEWERODLǢCAN
Verb: to make sweet or pleasant.
GEWESAN

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Verb: to strive, contend; to soak, steep; to dye.
(GE)WĒSAN
Verb: to soak, steep; to suppurate, ooze.
GEWESNES
Noun: controversy, dissension.
(GE)WĒSTAN
Verb: to desolate, devastate, lay waste; to ravage.
(GE)WĒÐNES
Noun: gentleness, mildness, suavity, sweetness.
(GE)WĪCAN
Verb: to retire, yield, give way; to fall down, give way; to depart.
(GE)WĪCIAN
Verb: to dwell, lodge, rest in, encamp, bivouac; to land, anchor; to harbour.
GEWIDAGUR
Adjective: entirely uncertain.
GEWIDERE
Noun: weather (good or bad), storm, tempest.
GEWIDERIAN
Verb: to be fair or fine weather.
(GE)WĪDLIAN
Verb: to pollute, contaminate; to defile, profane, violate; to make common.
(GE)WĪDMǢRAN
Verb: to spread abroad, divulge, make widely known, report widely; to celebrate, spread the
fame of.
(GE)WĪDMǢRSIAN
Verb: to divulge, promulgate, publish, spread abroad; to proclaim, celebrate, become widely
known.
GEWIELD
Noun: power, control.
GEWIELDAN
Verb: to control, rule, have power or dominion over; to compel, restrain; to subdue, make
submissive, tame; to seize, conquer, take into one’s power; to temper; to secure; to force.
(GE)WIELDE
Adjective: strong, powerful, victorious.
(GE)WIERDAN

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Verb: to do wrong, annoy, hurt, injure, violate; to hinder, obstruct; to destroy, spoil.
GEWIERDLIAN
Verb: to hurt, injure, spoil, violate; to obstruct.
(GE)WIERPAN
Verb: to get better, recover from illness.
GEWIF
Noun: fate, fortune; disease of the eye.
(GE)WĪFIAN
Verb: to marry, take a wife.
GEWIFSǢLIG
Adjective: fortunate.
(GE)WĪFUNG
Noun: marriage, wedlock, taking a wife; in plural, wives.
GEWIGLIAN
Verb: to take auspices, divine; to practise sorcery.
(GE)WĪGLUNG
Noun: divination, soothsaying, augury; witchcraft, sorcery.
GEWIHT
Noun: weight, weighing.
(GE)WIHTE
Noun: weight, system or standard of measurement by weighing.
GEWILBOD
Noun: announcement of a person's will, commandment.
GEWILCÐ
Noun: rolling, tossing, motion (of waves).
(GE)WILCUMIAN
Verb: to welcome, greet, salute, bid welcome.
(GE)WILIAN
Verb: to bind together, connect.
GEWILL
Noun: will, wish, desire, pleasure.
(GE)WILLIAN
Verb: to will, wish, desire.
(GE)WILLUNG
Noun: desire.

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GEWILNES
Noun: desire, will.
(GE)WILNIAN
Verb: to wish, desire, long for, will; to seek, expect, strive for; to ask for, petition for, beg for,
supplicate, entreat; to tend towards, tend to an end.
(GE)WILNIENDLIC
Adjective: desirable; capable of desire; unbridled, libidinous, concupiscent.
(GE)WILNUNG
Noun: wish, desire, longing, seeking; appetite.
(GE)WILSUMNES
Noun: willingness, devotion; free-will offering; vow.
GEWIND
Noun: winding or curved thing, spira-shell, snail-shell; woven thing.
(GE)WINDAN
Verb: to swing, weave; to bend, twist, curl, whirl, wheel; to roll, roll up, wind, plait; to roll
back, unroll, unwind; to start; to fly, leap; to slip; to go, turn; to brandish; to repair; to busy
oneself with; to delay; to hesitate; to brandish.
GEWINDE
Adjective: blowing.
GEWINFUL
Adjective: laborious, hard, troublesome, tedious.
GEWINFULLIC
Adjective: laborious, hard, toilsome, tedious.
GEWINFULLĪCE
Adverb: with difficulty, laboriously.
(GE)WINN
Noun: labour, toil; hardship, trouble; gain, profit; conflict, fight, strife; pasture.
(GE)WINNA
Noun: adversary, opponent, enemy, foe, rival.
GEWINNAN
Verb: to obtain, gain; to fight, contend, conquer; to win; to bear, endure, suffer; to perform with
effort, strive; to be ill.
(GE)WINNSTŌW
Noun: wrestling place, battle-place.
GEWINTĪD

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Noun: time of distress or affliction.
GEWINTRED
Adjective: grown up, adult, aged.
GEWINWORULD
Noun: world of care or toil.
GEWĪRED
Adjective: ornamented; made of wire.
GEWIS
1. Noun: Gewis, the great grandfather of Cerdic.
2. See gewiss (1).
3. See gewiss (2).
GEWĪSFULLĪCE
Adverb: knowingly.
(GE)WĪSIAN
Verb: to show, point out; to direct, guide, lead, instruct, teach.
(GE)WISLĪCE
Adverb: truly, certainly, undoubtedly; accurately, exactly; skilfully, wisely, sagaciously,
cunningly; prudently; besides, moreover; especially.
(GE)WĪSNES
Noun: teaching; understanding; wisdom.
GEWISS
1. Noun: certainty, surety, without any doubt.
2. Adjective: knowing; certain, sure; trustworthy.
3. Adjective: certainly.
GEWISSLĪCE
Adverb: certainly, surely, accurately, without doubt, unquestionably; truly; clearly, explicitly;
moreover; especially.
(GE)WISSIAN
Verb: to guide, direct, instruct, rule, command, govern; to show, point out; to declare, make
known; to inform.
(GE)WISSUNG
Noun: showing, instruction, direction, guidance, showing of the way; instruction, teaching;
information; certainty; regulation, rule; government.
(GE)WISTFULGEND
Noun: banqueter, one that feasts.

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(GE)WISTFULLIAN
Verb: to feast.
(GE)WISTFULLUNG
Noun: feast; delightful thing.
GEWISTIAN
Verb: to feast.
GEWISTLǢCAN
Verb: to feast, banquet.
(GE)WITA
Noun: wise man, sage, philosopher, elder; adviser, leading man, chief person, councillor, senator;
accomplice, witness; elder, senior.
(GE)WITAN
Verb: to know, have knowledge, understand; to be aware of or conscious of; to be wise or in one’s
senses; to show respect or honour; to learn.
(GE)WĪTAN
Verb: to see; to keep, guard, look after, take heed of; to reproach, blame, accuse, impute; to go,
go out, depart, leave off; to pass away, die.
(GE)WĪTEGIAN
Verb: to predict, prophesy; to declare, make known.
GEWĪTENDE
Adjective: transitory.
GEWĪTENDLIC
Adjective: transitory, perishable.
GEWITENDNES
Noun: departure, death.
GEWITENNES
Noun: departure, death.
GEWITERIAN
Verb: to inform.
GEWITFÆST
Adjective: of sound mind.
(GE)WITLĒAS
Adjective: senseless, foolish, witless, mad.
(GE)WITLĒAST
Noun: senselessness, folly, madness, phrensy.

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GEWITLOCA
Noun: mind.
(GE)WITNES
Noun: knowledge, cognisance; witness, testimony.
GEWITNIAN
Verb: to confess.
(GE)WĪTNIAN
Verb: to afflict, torment, punish, torture, plague; to chastise.
(GE)WITODLĪCE
Adverb: truly, verily, certainly, surely, undoubtedly; indeed; for, therefore, thus, wherefore; and;
but.
(GE)WITSCIPE
Noun: knowledge, evidence, witness.
(GE)WITSĒOC
Adjective: insane, mind-sick, lunatic; possessed, demoniac.
(GE)WITSĒOCNES
Noun: insanity.
(GE)WITT
Noun: sense, knowledge, understanding, consciousness, intellect; wit, intelligence; mind; sense,
feeling; conscience, prudence; skill.
(GE)WITTIG
Adjective: knowing, conscious, sane; reasonable, skilful, wise, sagacious.
(GE)WITTIGLĪCE
Adverb: rationally, sensibly, sanely.
(GE)WĪÐLAN
Verb: to defile, pollute, profane.
GEWĪXLAN
Verb: to change; to obtain, get by exchange; to grant, give in exchange.
(GE)WLACIAN
Verb: to be or become lukewarm, be tepid.
GEWLǢTAN
Verb: to defile, debase.
(GE)WLECCAN
Verb: to make tepid or lukewarm.
(GE)WLENCAN

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Verb: to make proud, exalt, enrich.
(GE)WLITIGIAN
Verb: to adorn, beautify; to groom or become beautiful; to form, fashion.
GEWLŌH
Adjective: adorned.
GEWOSA
Noun: intercourse, conversation.
(GE)WRǢSTAN
Verb: to bend; to twist or bind together, wrest; to twang.
(GE)WRǢÐAN
Verb: to be wroth or savage; to be angry; to molest, anger, attack.
GEWRAXL
Noun: wrestling, gymnasium.
(GE)WRĒGAN
Verb: to stir up, excite, impel; to accuse, impeach, denounce; to rip.
GEWRĒGEDNES
Noun: accusation.
(GE)WRĒGENDLIC
Adjective: accusative.
(GE)WRĒON
Verb: to cover, clothe, envelop; to spread over; to protect, defend; to hide, conceal; to bind (a
book).
(GE)WREÐIAN
Verb: to support, sustain, uphold, prop; to stay.
GEWRID
1. Noun: thicket, shrubbery, grove, place where shrubs grow.
2. Noun: covering, husk.
GEWRINCLIAN
Verb: to wind about.
GEWRINCLOD
Adjective: wrinkled; crooked, winding; serrated.
GEWRING
Noun: drink, strong drink, liquor.
(GE)WRIT

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Noun: something written, writing, document, letter, book, scripture, treatise, charter, the
Scriptures.
(GE)WRĪTAN
Verb: to write, compose, be the author of; to draw, engrave, incise; to bestow or convey by
writing.
(GE)WRĪTERE
Noun: author; writer, scribe, copyist; painter, portrayer, draughtsman; secretary.
GEWRITRǢDEN
Noun: written agreement, note of hand.
GEWRIÐ
Noun: thong, strap.
GEWRĪÐAN
Verb: to grow, thrive, flourish.
(GE)WRĪÐAN
1. Verb: to tie, fasten, fetter, bind, bind up, wrap, wrap round, bandage, connect; to twist; to
check, restrain; to torment, vex, torture.
2. See wrīdan.
GEWRIÐELIAN
Verb: to bind together.
GEWRIÐENNES
Noun: binding, condition of being bound up.
GEWRĪÐING
Noun: binding.
GEWRIXL
Noun: turn, change; exchange, interchange, purchase; vicissitude; intercourse; requite; place,
office; confusion, disturbance.
(GE)WRIXLAN
Verb: to change, exchange, deal, barter, reciprocate; to lend; to change, vary, alter; to speak.
GEWRIXLE
1. Adjective: alternate; vicarious.
2. See gewrixl.
GEWRIXLIC
Adjective: alternate.
(GE)WRIXLUNG
Noun: change; loan.

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(GE)WULDORBĒAGIAN
Verb: to crown.
(GE)WULDORFULLIAN
Verb: to glorify.
(GE)WULDRIAN
Verb: to praise, extol, glorify; to be glorified; to boast, brag; to live in glory.
GEWUNA
1.See (ge)wuna.
2. Adjective: usual, customary; used, accustomed, wonted.
(GE)WUNA
Noun: manner, costume, habit, wont, use; practice, rite; system, method.
(GE)WUNDIAN
Verb: to wound.
GEWUNDORLǢCAN
Verb: to magnify, make wonderful.
(GE)WUNDRIAN
Verb: to wonder, be astonished; to admire; to magnify, make wonderful.
(GE)WUNELIC
Adjective: usual, habitual, ordinary; adapted to, accustomed.
GEWUNELĪCE
Adverb: commonly, usually, ordinarily, regularly, generally, according to custom; properly.
GEWUNIAN
Verb: to live, dwell, inhabit, abide; to exist, stay; to be used to, be wont to, be accustomed,
habituate oneself to; to associate with; to stop; to tarry; to remain, stand, continue, keep one’s
position to rest, lie.
GEWUNOD
Adjective: domiciled.
GEWYLDOR
Noun: ruler, governor.
(GE)WYLTAN
Verb: to roll.
GEWYNDE
Noun: weaving.
GEWYNSUMIAN
Verb: to be glad or joyful; to make glad or pleasing, rejoice, exult.

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(GE)WYNSUMLIC
Adjective: pleasant, delightful.
(GE)WYNSUMLĪCE
Adverb: gladly, joyously, happily, pleasantly, agreeably, graciously.
(GE)WYRCAN
Verb: to work, labour; to do, make, perform, effect, produce; to be the source or product of; to
form, build, construct; to use (tools); to gain, acquire, win; to deserve; to constitute, dispose; to
amount to; to strive after.
GEWYRCE
Noun: forming, work; profit.
(GE)WYRD
1. Noun: fate, destiny, fortune, chance, lot; Fate, the Fates, Providence; fact, event,
phenomenon, circumstance, incident, transaction; action, deed; condition, stipulation; pleasure.
2. Noun: verbosity.
GEWYRDE
1. Noun: sentence, speech, conversation; rule, ordinance.
2. Adjective: agreeing with, acknowledging.
3. See (ge)weorð.
GEWYRDELĪC
Adjective: fortuitous; recording events, historical.
GEWYRDELĪCE
Adverb: accurately, eloquently, wisely; historically.
GEWYRDELICNES
Noun: eloquence.
GEWYRDIGNES
Noun: eloquence, elegance of speech.
(GE)WYRDWRĪTERE
Noun: historian, historiographer, chronicler.
GEWYRHT
Noun: service, work, merit, deed; desert; transgression.
GEWYRHTA
Noun: doer, worker, fellow-worker, accomplice.
(GE)WYRMAN
Verb: to warm, make warm.
GEWYRMS

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Adjective: full of matter, purulent.
(GE)WYRMSAN
Verb: to fester, produce corrupt matter.
GEWYRMSED
Adjective: full of matter, suppurated, purulent.
(GE)WYRMSIG
Adjective: purulent, corrupt matter.
GEWYRPE
Noun: heap, thrown up.
GEWYRTBOX
Noun: smelling box, scent or perfume box.
(GE)WYRTIAN
Verb: to season, spice; to perfume.
(GE)WYRTTRUMIAN
Verb: to take root; to establish, fix firmly, root; to root out.
GEWYRÐAN
Verb: to estimate, value, appraise.
(GE)WȲSCAN
Verb: to wish, desire; to adopt.
GEWȲSCEDNES
Noun: adoption.
GEWȲSCENDLIC
Adjective: desirable; optative; adoptive.
GEWȲSCENDLĪCE
Adverb: by adoption.
GEWȲSCING
Noun: adoption.
(GE)YFELIAN
Verb: to afflict, wrong, maltreat, injure, hurt; to become bad, grow worse; to suffer.
(GE)YFELSACIAN
Verb: to calumniate, blaspheme.
(GE)YFELSIAN
Verb: to blaspheme.
GEYNDONISC
Adjective: Indian.

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(GE)YPPAN
Verb: to bring out, open; to declare, manifest; to expose, reveal, disclose, display, betray; to come
forth, be disclosed; to utter.
(GE)YRFEWEARDIAN
Verb: to inherit, possess an inheritance.
GICCAN
Verb: to itch.
GICCE
Noun: itch.
GICCIG
Adjective: itchy, irritating, purulent.
GICELA
Noun: ice, icicle.
GICELGEBLAND
Noun: frost, hailstorm.
GICELIG
Adjective: icy.
GICELSTĀN
Noun: piece of ice, hailstone.
GICENES
Noun: itching, irritation of the skin.
GICER
Noun: measure of land, acre.
GICÐA
Noun: itch, itching; scab; hiccup.
GĪDSIAN
See (ge)gīdsian.
GIEDD
Noun: song, poem; speech, narrative, saying, proverb, riddle, sermon, story, tale; reason,
account, reckoning.
GIEDDIAN
Verb: to speak formally, discuss; to recite; to sing.
GIEDDUNG
Noun: utterance, saying, discourse, parable, riddle, prophecy; song, metre, poetry, poetical
recitation; similitude.

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GIEFA
Noun: giver, bestower, donor.
GIEFAN
Verb: to give, bestow, allow, grant, confer; to commit, entrust, devote; to give in marriage; to
release.
GIEFEND
Noun: giver, liberal person.
GIEFL
Noun: piece of food, morsel; food, meat.
GIEFNES
Noun: grace, pardon.
GIEFU
Noun: gift, giving, sacrifice; favour, grace, clemency; liberality; name of the rune for g.
GIELD
Noun: payment of money, compensation, recompense, substitute; tax, tribute; service, offering,
worship; idol, god, heathen deity; guild, brotherhood.
GIELDAN
See (ge)gieldan.
GIELLAN
Verb: to sound, sing; to shout, yell, chirp.
GIELLENDE
Adjective: yelling.
GIELP
Noun: pride, arrogance, boasting, ostentation, vain-glory, haughtiness; fame, applause, name,
renown, glory.
GIELPAN
Verb: to boast; to praise, applaud, exult, glory; to desire earnestly.
GIELPCWIDE
Noun: boastful speech.
GIELPEN
Adjective: boastful.
GIELPGEORN
Adjective: proud, arrogant, boastful, vainglorious; eager for glory.
GIELPGEORNES
Noun: pride, arrogance, boastfulness, vainglory.

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GIELPHLÆDEN
Adjective: boastful, vaunt-laden.
GIELPING
Noun: boasting, arrogance, vainglory.
GIELPLIC
Adjective: proud, arrogant, boastful, vain-glorious; showy, ostentatious, pompous.
GIELPLĪCE
Adverb: proudly, arrogantly, vauntingly.
GIELPNA
Noun: boaster.
GIELPNES
Noun: boastfulness, pride.
GIELPPLEGA
Noun: war.
GIELPSCEAÐA
Noun: arrogant or boastful enemy.
GIELPSPRǢC
Noun: boastful speech.
GIELPWORD
Noun: boast, vaunt.
GĪEMAN
Verb: to care for, heal, cure, treat (as a patient); to correct, reprove; to observe, regard, take
notice, pay attention, take heed to; to control, take charge of; to be anxious or troubled about.
GĪEME
Noun: care.
GĪEMELĒAS
Adjective: careless, uncared for, negligent; wandering, stray; incurable.
GĪEMELĒASIAN
Verb: to be careless, despise, neglect.
GĪEMELĒASLIC
Adjective: thoughtless, careless.
GĪEMELĒASLĪCE
Adverb: without taking pains, carelessly, negligently.
GĪEMELĒASNES
Noun: carelessness, negligence.

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GĪEMELĒAST
Noun: indifference, inattention, carelessness, heedlessness, negligence; presumption.
GĪEMEN
Noun: consideration, observation, care, heed, anxiety, diligence, solicitude; administration,
management, rule; oversight.
GĪEMEND
Noun: observer, keeper; ruler, governor.
GĪEMENES
Noun: care, anxiety, trouble.
GĪEMING
Noun: marriage, nuptials; entertainment, wedding feast; care, keeping, guarding; being
anxious; management rule, ruling.
GIERD
Noun: stake, rod, twig, fagot; band, girth; yard, measure of length, fourth part of a ride.
GIERDWEG
Noun: road with a fence on either side; toad made with faggots.
GIERDWĪTE
Noun: affliction caused by (Moses) rod.
GIERELA
See (ge)gierela.
GIERELIAN
See (ge)gierelian.
GIERMAN
Verb: to cry, mourn, roar.
GIERNAN
See (ge)giernan.
GIERNENDLIC
See (ge)giernendlic.
GIERWAN
See (ge)gierwan.
GIEST
Noun: guest; stranger; enemy.
GIESTÆRN
Noun: guest-place, guest-chamber, inn.
GIESTERDÆG

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Adverb: yesterday.
GIESTERNLIC
Adjective: of yesterday.
GIESTHOF
Noun: guest-house.
GIESTHŪS
Noun: guest-house, guest-chamber, hospice, hostel, inn.
GIESTIAN
Verb: to lodge; to be a guest.
GIESTIG
Adjective: strange, being a stranger.
GIESTING
Noun: exile.
GIESTLIC
Adjective: hospitable, ready for guests.
GIESTLĪÐE
Adjective: hospitable, kind to guests.
GIESTLĪÐIAN
Verb: to be hospitable.
GIESTLIÐNES
Noun: hospitality, shelter, entertainment of guests.
GIESTNING
Noun: hospitality, lodging.
GIESTRAN
Adverb: yesterday.
GIESTRANǢFEN
Noun: yesterday evening.
GIESTRANǢFENE
Adverb: yesterday evening.
GIESTRANDÆG
Noun: yesterday.
GIESTRANNIHT
Noun: yesternight.
GIESTSELE
Noun: guest-hall.

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GĪET
Adverb: yet; still; besides, hereafter; hitherto; even, even now.
GIETAN
Verb: to get, obtain, take.
GIF
1. Conjunction: if, whether, though.
2. Noun: gift, grace.
3. See giefu.
GĪFER
Noun: glutton.
GĪFERLĪCE
Adverb: eagerly, greedily.
GĪFERNES
Noun: avarice, covetousness, cupidity; greediness, gluttony, voracity.
GIFEÐE
1. Adjective: given or granted by fate.
2. Noun: fortune, fate, lot.
GIFFÆST
Adjective: capable of, fitted for, endowed, talented, gifted with.
GIFHEALL
Noun: hall in which gifts were made or distributed.
GIFIAN
Verb: to endow, present, bestow gifts; to glorify.
GIFIG
Adjective: rich.
GIFLE
Noun: the people of a district in England.
GIFNES
Noun: favour, grace.
GIFOL
Adjective: generous, liberal, munificent, bountiful; gracious.
GIFOLA
Noun: giver.
GIFOLNES
Noun: liberality, munificence.

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GĪFRE
Adjective: eager, desirous of; greedy, voracious, ravenous, rapacious, voracious.
GIFRE
Adjective: useful, salutary.
GIFSCEATT
Noun: present, gift-treasure.
GIFSTŌL
Noun: gift-seat, throne.
GIFT
Noun: portion, dowry; gift, marriage gift; marriage, wedlock, nuptials.
GIFTBŪR
Noun: wedding-chamber, bride-chamber.
GIFTFEORM
Noun: marriage-feast.
GIFTHŪS
Noun: house at which a wedding is being celebrated.
GIFTIAN
Verb: to marry; to give a woman in marriage.
GIFTLĒOÐ
Noun: marriage-song.
GIFTLIC
Adjective: nuptial, belonging to a wedding or marriage.
GIFUNG
Noun: assent, consent; giving, granting.
GĪGANT
Noun: giant.
GĪGANTMÆCG
Noun: giant, son of a giant.
GILDA
See (ge)gilda.
GILDDÆG
Noun: a day for a religious ceremony.
GILDET
Adjective: gelded.
GILDFORD

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Noun: Guildford, a town in Surrey, on the river Wey.
GILDFRĒO
Adjective: free of tax.
GILDHEALL
Noun: guild-hall.
GILDLIC
Adjective: of a guild, festival.
GILDRǢDEN
Noun: guild-membership.
GILDSCIPE
See (ge)gildscipe.
GILDSELENN
Noun: tribute.
GILDSESTER
Noun: measure belonging to a guild.
GILDSETL
Noun: meeting-place of a guild.
GILLINGA
Noun: Gillingham, in Dorsetshire, on the river Stour.
GILLISTER
Noun: matter, phlegm, pus.
GILLISTRE
Noun: matter, phlegm, pus.
GILM
Noun: bundle, sheaf, handful; bottle.
GILP
1. Noun: powder; dust; furrow.
2. See gielp.
GILTE
Noun: young sow, barren pig.
GIMBǢRE
Adjective: containing gems, set with gems.
GIMCYNN
Noun: precious stone, gem.
GIMM

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Noun: precious stone, gem, jewel; star, sun.
GIMMIAN
See (ge)gimmian.
GIMMISC
Adjective: jewelled.
GIMRECED
Noun: hall adorned with gems, palace.
GIMRODOR
Noun: precious stone, draconite.
GIMSTĀN
Noun: precious stone, jewel.
GIMWYRHTA
Noun: jeweller.
GIN
1. Noun: opening, gap, abyss; yawning deep.
2. See gin.
GĪNAN
1. Verb: to yawn.
2. Verb: to turn or drive back.
GINFÆST
Adjective: ample, liberal; noble.
GINGIBER
Noun: ginger.
GINIAN
Verb: to yawn, gape; to utter a sound.
GINIEND
Adjective: yawning.
GINN
Adjective: broad, ample, wide, spacious, vast; of great amount.
GINNAN
Verb: to begin; to attempt, try hard, endeavour.
GINNES
Noun: gap, break, interval.
GINNWĪSED
Adjective: very wise, well directed.

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GINUNG
Noun: opening of the mouth, biting.
GIPESWĪC
Noun: Ipswich.
GIPIAN
Verb: to gape, yawn.
GĪSL
Noun: hostage; pledge.
GĪSLDU
Noun: the giving of hostages.
GĪSLHĀD
Noun: state of being a hostage.
GĪSLIAN
Verb: to give hostages or security.
GIST
1. Noun: yeast, barm; froth.
2. See giest.
GISTMÆGEN
Noun: band of guests.
GIT
Pronoun: you two.
GĪTSERE
Noun: miser, avaricious or covetous person.
GĪTSIAN
Verb: to desire, long for, be greedy, covet.
GĪTSIENDLIC
Adjective: insatiable.
GĪTSIENDNES
Noun: avarice.
GĪTSUNG
Noun: desire, greediness, avarice, covetousness.
GIÐCORN
Noun: spurge laurel (plant).
GIÐRIFE
Noun: cockle.

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GĪULING
Noun: July.
GĪW
Noun: griffin, vulture.
GIWIAN
See (ge)giwian.
GIWUNG
Noun: asking, petition.
GLADE
Adverb: joyously, gladly.
GLADIAN
See (ge)gladian.
GLADUNG
Noun: gladdening, cheering, rejoicing; appeasing.
GLÆD
1. Adjective: kind, gentle, pleasant, mild, gracious, courteous; joyous, glad, cheerful; bright,
shining, brilliant, gleaming.
2. Noun: joy, gladness.
GLǢDAN
Verb: to cause to slip or totter.
GLÆDENE
Noun: iris, gladiolus, gladdon.
GLÆDLIC
Adjective: kindly, gentle, agreeable, pleasant, delightful; bright, shining.
GLÆDLĪCE
Adverb: joyfully, gladly, cheerfully; kindly, pleasantly; willingly.
GLÆDMAN
Adjective: kind, gentle, pleasant, mild, gracious, courteous; joyous, glad, cheerful; bright,
shining.
GLÆDMŌD
Adjective: joyous, cheerful; kind, pleasant, gracious.
GLÆDMŌDNES
Noun: joyfulness, gladness, cheerfulness; kindness; bounty.
GLÆDNES
See (ge)glædnes.

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GLÆDSCIPE
Noun: joy, gladness.
GLǢM
Noun: radiance, brightness, gleam; brilliance, splendour; beauty.
GLÆPPE
Noun: buckbean.
GLÆR
Noun: amber, resin.
GLÆREN
Adjective: vitreous, glassy.
GLÆS
1. Noun: glass.
2. Noun: glass vessel.
GLÆSEN
Adjective: made of glass; grey.
GLÆSENĒAGE
Adjective: grey-eyed.
GLÆSFÆT
Noun: glass, flask, bottle, vessel; lamp.
GLÆSFUL
Noun: glassful.
GLÆSGEGOT
Noun: poured or molten glass.
GLÆSHLŪTOR
Adjective: clear, transparent.
GLÆSTINGABURH
Noun: Glastonbury, Somerset.
GLÆTERIAN
Verb: to shine, glitter.
GLÆTERUNG
Noun: shining, brilliance, glittering.
GLĒAM
Noun: joy, jubilation; revelry.
GLĒAW
Adjective: prudent, clever, wise, sagacious, clear-sighted, penetrating; good; skilful, keen.

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GLĒAWCEASTER
Noun: Gloucester, a county town in the west of England.
GLĒAWE
Adverb: prudently, wisely, well.
GLĒAWECESTRESCIR
Noun: Gloucestershire.
GLĒAWFERHÐ
Adjective: prudent, wise, sagacious.
GLĒAWHYCGENDE
Adjective: prudent, thoughtful, wise.
GLĒAWHȲDIG
Adjective: prudent, thoughtful, wise, sagacious; heedful.
GLĒAWLIC
Adjective: prudent, wary, wise, astute, diligent; skilful.
GLĒAWLĪCE
Adverb: prudently, wisely, diligently; well, clearly, appropriately, accurately, skilfully.
GLĒAWMŌD
Adjective: wise, sagacious.
GLĒAWNES
Noun: prudence, cleverness, wisdom, acuteness, sagacity, talent, diligence; ability, skill;
penetration; sign, token.
GLĒAWSCIPE
Noun: thoughtfulness, wisdom, sagacity, diligence; argument, indication, proof, test, calculation.
GLĒD
Noun: burning or glowing coal, ember; fire, flame, spark; instrument of torture.
GLEDDIAN
Verb: to throw over, spatter, sprinkle.
GLĒDE
Noun: glowing coal.
GLĒDEGESA
Noun: terror caused by fire.
GLEDEMŪÐA
Noun: Gladmouth.
GLĒDFÆT
Noun: chafing-dish, incense-pan, censer.

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GLĒDSCOFL
Noun: fire-shovel, warming-pan.
GLĒDSTEDE
Noun: altar.
GLEMM
Noun: spot, blemish.
GLENDRAN
Verb: to swallow, devour.
GLENG
Noun: decoration, ornament, adornment; honour, glory, splendour.
GLENGAN
See (ge)glengan.
GLENGFUL
Adjective: adorned, decked out.
GLENGLIC
Adjective: brilliant, splendid, magnificent.
GLENGNES
Noun: ornamentation, adornment.
GLĒODǢD
Noun: trick, merry deed.
GLEOMU
Noun: splendour.
GLĒSAN
Verb: to explain, gloss.
GLĒSING
Noun: explanation, glossing; interpretation.
GLID
Adjective: slippery.
GLIDA
Noun: kite, vulture.
GLĪDAN
Verb: to fall; to glide, slide, slip; to pass away, vanish, glide away.
GLIDDER
Adjective: slippery; lustful, lascivious.
GLIDDRIAN

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Verb: to be unstable, slip, totter.
GLIDERUNG
Noun: vision, illusion, apparition, phantom.
GLIND
Noun: hedge, fence; railing.
GLISIAN
Verb: to shine, glitter, glisten.
GLISNIAN
Verb: to shine, glisten, gleam.
GLITENIAN
Verb: to shine, glitter, glisten; to be distinguished.
GLITENUNG
Noun: flash, gleam, coruscation.
GLĪW
Noun: joy, glee, mirth, pleasure; pastime, diversion, play, game, music, sport; minstrelsy, jesting,
drollery; mockery.
GLĪWBĒAM
Noun: musical instrument, harp, timbrel, tabret.
GLĪWBYDENESTRE
Noun: female musician.
GLĪWCRÆFT
Noun: music, minstrelsy, art of playing on an instrument.
GLĪWCYNN
Noun: kind of music.
GLĪWDRĒAM
Noun: music; mirth.
GLĪWERE
Noun: jester, buffoon, minstrel; parasite.
GLĪWGAMEN
Noun: music, glee-pleasure, merriment; sport; revelry.
GLĪWGEORN
Adjective: eager for amusement; fond of jesting, minstrelsy or sport.
GLIWHLĒOÐRIEND
Noun: musician, glee-sounder, minstrel.
GLĪWHLĒOÐRIENDLIC

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Adjective: musical.
GLĪWIAN
Verb: to make merry, jest, joke; to play on an instrument; to sing; to adorn.
GLĪWIEND
Noun: performer, player.
GLĪWINGMAN
Noun: debauchee; gay woman; mocker.
GLĪWLIC
Adjective: mimic, jesting, mocking.
GLĪWMǢDEN
Noun: female musician.
GLĪWMAN
Noun: player, musician, gleeman, minstrel, buffoon, jester; parasite.
GLĪWSTÆF
Noun: joy; melody.
GLĪWSTŌL
Noun: seat of joy, seat of music and song.
GLĪWUNG
Noun: mockery, jeering, boisterous laughter.
GLĪWWORD
Noun: song; poem.
GLŌF
1. Noun: glove; pouch.
2. See lōf.
GLŌFUNG
Noun: supplying with gloves.
GLŌFWYRT
Noun: glovewort, lily of the valley, hound tongue.
GLŌM
Noun: twilight, gloaming; darkness.
GLŌMUNG
Noun: twilight, gloaming.
GLORIA
Noun: Gloria, name for a liturgical formula, doxology.
GLŌWAN

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Verb: to glow.
GLŌWENDE
Adjective: glowing, burning.
GLUTO
Adjective: glutton.
GLYRENDE
Adjective: looking askance.
GNÆT
Noun: gnat, midge.
GNAGAN
Verb: to bite, gnaw.
GNĀST
Noun: spark.
GNĒAÐ
Adjective: small; scarce, sparing, scanty, frugal; niggardly, stingy.
GNĒAÐLICNES
Noun: frugality; parsimony.
GNĒAÐNES
Noun: scarcity, frugality; care.
GNEÐELĪCE
Adverb: scantily, sparingly, frugally.
GNĒÐEN
Adjective: moderate, temperate, modest, low.
GNĪDAN
Verb: to rub, rub or grind together; to break, crumble, comminute.
GNIDENNYS
Noun: rubbing; contrition.
GNIDIL
Noun: rubber; pestle.
GNĪDING
Noun: rubbing.
GNORN
1. Adjective: sad, sorrowful, depressed, troubled; complaining; regret.
2. Noun: sadness, affliction, sorrow, trouble.
3. See gnyrn (1).

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GNORNCEARIG
Adjective: sad, sorrowful, troubled.
GNORNHOF
Noun: prison, cell.
GNORNIAN
Verb: to be sad, lament, grieve, mourn, bewail, regret; to murmur, express discontent,
complaint.
GNORNSORG
Noun: sadness, sorrow; care.
GNORNUNG
Noun: sadness, lamentation, sorrow, grief; feeling or expression of discontent, complaint or
grudge.
GNORNWORD
Noun: word of sadness, lamentation, mournful discourse.
GNORSCENDENDE
Adjective: hurrying away in sorrow.
GNUDDIAN
Verb: to rub.
GNYRN
1. Noun: sadness, mourning, calamity; wrong, insult, fault, blemish.
2. See gyrn.
GNYRNWRACU
Noun: enmity, hate; revenge.
GNYRRAN
Verb: to grind the teeth, creak.
GŌD
1. Adjective: good, virtuous; favourable, salutary, profitable; pleasant, desirable; kind, gentle,
gracious; valid, efficient, suitable; brave; considerable, sufficient, abundant.
2. Noun: good thing, advantage, benefit, gift; goodness, welfare, doughtiness; ability, virtue;
property, goods, wealth.
GOD
1. Noun: deity, God.
2. Noun: god.
3. See codd.
GODÆPPEL

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Noun: quince apple.
GODBEARN
Noun: divine child, the son of God.
GODBORG
Noun: solemn pledge.
GODBŌT
Noun: atonement.
GODCUND
Adjective: spiritual, religious, devoted to God; sacred, divine, heaven-sent.
GODCUNDLIC
Adjective: spiritual, religious, celestial, heavenly, divine, of or from God.
GODCUNDLĪCE
Adverb: from heaven, divinely, by God; canonically, ecclesiastically.
GODCUNDLICNES
Noun: divine nature, divinity, God-head; divine service; oblation.
GODCUNDMÆHT
Noun: divine majesty.
GODCUNDNES
Noun: divine nature, divinity, Deity, Godhead; divine service; pious offering, oblation.
GODCUNDSPĒD
Noun: divine nature, godhead.
GŌDDǢD
Noun: good work, virtuous action, benefit.
GODDOHTOR
Noun: goddaughter.
GŌDDŌND
Noun: benefactor.
GODDRĒAM
Noun: joy of heaven.
GODFÆDER
Noun: godfather; God the Father.
GŌDFREMMEND
Noun: one doing good or acting bravely.
GODFYRHT
Adjective: God-fearing.

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GODGIELD
Noun: idol, heathen god; heathen rite.
GODGILDLIC
Adjective: of idol or heathen worship, phanaticus.
GODGIM
Noun: heavenly gem, jewel.
GODHĀD
Noun: divine nature.
GŌDIAN
See (ge)gōdian.
GODING
Noun: son of God.
GŌDLĀR
Noun: good teaching.
GŌDLĒAS
Adjective: bad, miserable, wretched, evil.
GODLIC
Adjective: divine.
GŌDLIC
Adjective: goodly, excellent; fair; comely.
GŌDLĪF
Noun: good life.
GODMÆGEN
Noun: divine power, divinity.
GODMŌDOR
Noun: godmother.
GODMUNDINGAHĀM
Noun: Goodmanham, between Pocklington and Beverley.
GŌDNES
Noun: goodness, kindliness, virtue; beneficence.
GODSǢD
Noun: children of God, divine progeny.
GŌDSCIPE
Noun: kindness, goodness.
GODSCYLD

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Noun: impiety, sin against God.
GODSCYLDIG
Adjective: impious, guilty against God.
GODSIBB
Noun: sponsor.
GODSIBBRǢDEN
Noun: sponsorial obligations.
GŌDSPĒDIG
Adjective: rich; happy.
GODSPEL
Noun: the Gospels; new dispensation; glad tidings.
GODSPELBODUNG
Noun: gospel-preaching, new or Christian dispensation.
GODSPELISC
Adjective: evangelical.
GODSPELLBŌC
Noun: book containing the four gospels.
GODSPELLERE
Noun: evangelist, gospeller.
GODSPELLIAN
Verb: to preach the gospel, evangelize.
GODSPELLIC
Adjective: evangelical; of the gospel.
GODSPELLTRAHT
Noun: gospel commentary, homily.
GODSPRǢCE
Noun: oracle.
GODSUNU
Noun: godson.
GODÐRYMM
Noun: divine majesty.
GODÐRYMNES
Noun: divine glory.
GODWEBB
1. Noun: fine or purple cloth, divine or very precious web; curtain, flag.

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2. Adjective: of purple or costly material, of silk or cotton.
GODWEBBCYN
Noun: kind of cloak or pall, purple.
GODWEBBEN
Adjective: of purple or costly material, of silk or cotton.
GODWEBGYRLA
Noun: costly robe; cloth of purple.
GODWEBWYRHTA
Noun: weaver of purple.
GŌDWILLENDE
Adjective: well-pleased.
GODWRÆC
Adjective: wicked, impious, sacrilegious, exiled from God.
GODWRÆCLIC
Adjective: impious, sacrilegious.
GODWRECNES
Noun: wickedness, impiety.
GOFFIAN
Verb: to be vain.
GŌIAN
Verb: to lament, sigh, groan, cry out.
GOLD
Noun: gold.
GOLDǢHT
Noun: wealth in gold, possession or treasure of gold.
GOLDBEORHT
Adjective: right with gold.
GOLDBLĒOH
Adjective: Gold-coloured.
GOLDBLEOH
Noun: golden colour.
GOLDBLŌMA
Noun: golden bloom, marigold; golden mass.
GOLDBURG
Noun: town where gold is distributed or which is ornamented with gold.

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GOLDE
Noun: marigold.
GOLDFÆT
Noun: golden vessel.
GOLDFǢTED
Adjective: adorned with gold.
GOLDFĀG
Adjective: variegated or adorned with gold.
GOLDFELL
Noun: gold skin; gold plate.
GOLDFELLEN
Adjective: of gilded leather.
GOLDFETTUNG
Noun: mockery.
GOLDFINC
Noun: gold-finch.
GOLDFINGER
Noun: ring-finger.
GOLDFORGIFNES
Noun: divine forgiveness.
GOLDFRÆTWE
Noun: gold ornaments.
GOLDFYLD
Adjective: covered with gold, gilt.
GOLDFYLL
Noun: gold-leaf, gold-foil.
GOLDGEARWE
Noun: gold ornaments.
GOLDGEWEFEN
Adjective: woven with gold.
GOLDGIEFA
Noun: giver of gold; lord, prince.
GOLDHILTED
Adjective: having a golden hilt.
GOLDHLADEN

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Adjective: adorned with gold.
GOLDHOMA
Noun: gilded or golden coat of mail.
GOLDHORD
Noun: treasury, treasure of gold.
GOLDHORDHŪS
Noun: privy.
GOLDHORDIAN
Verb: to collect, hoard or lay up a treasure.
GOLDHRODEN
Adjective: adorned with gold.
GOLDHWÆT
Adjective: greedy for gold.
GOLDLÆFER
1. Noun: gold plate.
2. See goldlēaf.
GOLDLÆFRA
Noun: gold-leaf.
GOLDLĒAF
Noun: thin plate of gold.
GOLDMÆSTLING
Noun: brass, latten.
GOLDMĀÐM
Noun: treasure, precious thing made of gold.
GOLDŌRA
Noun: mass of gold.
GOLDSELE
Noun: hall in which gold is distributed.
GOLDSIOWOD
Adjective: aurus satus, acupictus, segmentatus.
GOLDSMIÐ
Noun: goldsmith.
GOLDSMIÐU
Noun: the art of the goldsmith.
GOLDSPĒDIG

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Adjective: wealthy.
GOLDTORHT
Adjective: bright like gold.
GOLDÐĒOF
Noun: stealer of gold.
GOLDÐRǢD
Noun: gold thread.
GOLDWEARD
Noun: keeper or guardian of gold (dragon).
GOLDWECG
Noun: lump of gold.
GOLDWEORC
Noun: golden object.
GOLDWINE
Noun: liberal lord, prince or king.
GOLDWLANC
Adjective: richly adorned, splendidly adorned with gold.
GOLDWLENCU
Noun: golden ornament.
GOLDWREKEN
Adjective: inlaid with gold.
GOLDWYRT
Noun: marigold, heloptrope, goldwort.
GŌMA
Noun: inside of the mouth; palate; jaws; pl. the fauces.
GOMBE
Noun: tribute.
GOMOR
Noun: Hebrew measure, omer.
GOMORRINGAS
Noun: the people of Gomorrha.
GŌP
Noun: captive, servant, slave.
GOR
Noun: dirt, filth, dung; pulp.

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GORETTAN
Verb: to gaze, stare about; to pour forth.
GORETTUNG
Noun: gazing, wandering gaze, roving look.
GORIAN
Verb: to look, gaze, stare about.
GORS
Noun: bramble, heath, gorse, furze, juniper.
GORSTBĒAM
Noun: furze bush, bramble.
GORSTEN
Adjective: grown with gorse.
GORSTIG
Adjective: grown with gorse.
GŌS
Noun: goose.
GŌSEFLǢSC
Noun: gooseflesh.
GŌSFUGOL
Noun: goose.
GŌSHAFOC
Noun: goshawk.
GOTA
1. Noun: Goth.
2. Noun: water course.
GOTISC
Adjective: of the Goths.
GOTLAND
Noun: Gothland.
GŌTWOÐE
Noun: goatweed.
GŌUNG
Noun: lamentation, groaning, sighing.
GRĀD
Noun: step, order, grade, degree, rank.

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GRĀDE
Noun: step, grade, rank.
GRǢD
Noun: grass, herb; greed, rapacity.
GRǢDAN
Verb: to cry; to call out; to crow.
GRǢDE
1. Adjective: grassy.
2. See grǣd.
GRǢDIG
Adjective: hungry, greedy; avaricious, covetous; keen, eager.
GRǢDIGLĪCE
Adverb: greedily; covetously; eagerly.
GRǢDIGNES
Noun: greediness; avarice, covetousness, cupidity; eager desire.
GRǢDUM
Adverb: greedily.
GRÆF
1. Noun: den, pit, cave, trench, grave.
2. Noun: style for writing; graving instrument.
GRǢFA
Noun: bush, grove, bramble, thicket, copse.
GRÆFE
Noun: bush, grove, bramble, thicket, copse.
GRÆFHŪS
Noun: grave, house of the dead.
GRÆFSEX
Noun: graving tool or knife.
GRÆFT
Noun: carved or graven image, sculpture.
GRÆFTGEWEORC
Noun: carved or graven work.
GRǢG
Adjective: grey.
GRǢGGŌS

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Noun: grey (wild) goose.
GRÆGHǢWE
Adjective: grey.
GRÆGHAMA
Adjective: grey-coated.
GRǢGHAMA
Noun: corslet, coat of mail.
GRǢGMǢL
Adjective: grey-coloured.
GRÆS
1. Noun: grass, plant.
2. See gӕrs.
GRÆSGRĒNE
Adjective: grass-green.
GRÆSMOLDE
Noun: grassland, greensward.
GRÆSWANG
Noun: grassy plain, greenward.
GRĀF
Noun: grove.
GRĀFA
Noun: copse, copse.
GRAFAN
Verb: to dig, delve, carve, grave, chisel.
GRAFERE
Noun: graver, sculptor.
GRAFET
Noun: excavation, trench.
GRAM
1. Adjective: offended, angry, furious, incensed; oppressive, fierce, hostile, troublesome; worth.
2. Noun: enemy.
GRAMA
1. Noun: indignation, anger, rage, fury, wrath; trouble.
2. Noun: fiend, demon, devil.
GRAMBǢRE

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Adjective: passionate, angry.
GRAME
Adverb: angrily, fiercely, hostilely, cruelly.
GRAMFǢRNES
Noun: anger, fury, wrath.
GRAMHEORT
Adjective: having fierce or hostile heart or mind.
GRAMHYCGENDE
Adjective: having fierce or hostile thought or purpose.
GRAMHȲDIG
Adjective: fierce-minded, hostile, malignant.
GRAMIAN
Verb: to be furious, rage; to anger, enrage; to be offensive to, vex.
GRAMIGENDE
Adjective: raging.
GRAMLIC
Adjective: severe, fierce, hostile, cruel, wrathful.
GRAMLĪCE
Adverb: fiercely, hostilely, evilly.
GRAMMATIC
Adjective: grammatical.
GRAMMATICCRÆFT
Noun: art of grammar.
GRAMMATICERE
Noun: grammarian.
GRAMMATISC
Adjective: grammatical.
GRAMMŌD
Adjective: of fierce or cruel mind.
GRAMWORD
Noun: speech expressing anger, hate, wrath or evil.
GRANDORLĒAS
Adjective: guileless.
GRĀNIAN
Verb: to lament, groan; to murmur.

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GRANTABRYCGSCIR
Noun: Cambridgeshire; the people of that shire.
GRANTACEASTER
Noun: Grantchester, a village near Cambridge.
GRANU
Noun: moustache.
GRĀNUNG
Noun: lamentation, groaning.
GRANWISC
Noun: chaff.
GRĀP
Noun: grip, grasp, clutch.
GRĀPIAN
See (ge)grāpian.
GRĀPIGENDLIC
Adjective: tangible.
GRĀPUNG
Noun: sense of feeling or touch; action of touching or handling.
GRĀSCINNEN
Adjective: made of grey skins or fur.
GRASIAN
Verb: to graze.
GRAÐUL
Noun: gradual; antiphon.
GRĒADA
Noun: bosom, lap.
GRĒAT
Adjective: great, tall, large, massive; thick, coarse, stout.
GRĒATEWYRT
Noun: meadow saffron.
GRĒATIAN
Verb: to become great or enlarged, flourish.
GRĒATNES
Noun: thickness, bigness, greatness; coarseness of material; swollen form, bulk.
GRĒCAS

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Noun: the greeks.
GRĒCISC
Adjective: Greek, Grecian.
GRĒCLAND
Noun: Greece.
GREMIAN
See (ge)gremian.
GREMUNG
Noun: provocation, irritation.
GRĒNAWĪC
Noun: Greenwich, near London.
GRENDEL
Noun: Grendel, a monster destroyed by Beowulf.
GRĒNE
1. Adjective: green, immature; raw; living, growing, young; covered with herbage or foliage.
2. Noun: green.
GRĒNHǢWEN
Adjective: green-coloured.
GRĒNIAN
Verb: to become green, flourish.
GRĒNNES
Noun: greenness, foliage; pl. green things, plants.
GRENNIAN
Verb: to grin, gnash the teeth, grunt.
GRENNUNG
Noun: grinning.
GRĒOFA
Noun: pot, pan.
GRĒOSAN
Verb: to frighten.
GRĒOSN
Noun: gravel, pebble.
GRĒOT
Noun: earth, sand, gravel, dust, grit.
GRĒOTAN

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Verb: to lament, cry, weep.
GRĒOTEN
Adverb: gravelly.
GRĒOTHORD
Noun: body; earthen treasure.
GRĒP
Noun: furrow, ditch, drain, privy.
GRĒTAN
Verb: to lament, bewail, deplore, bemoan, weep; to greet, salute, welcome; to speak to, call
upon, hail; to challenge; to seek out; to come to, approach, accost, visit; to illtreat, attack; to
touch, handle, take hold of, lay hands on; to deal with, treat; have an effect upon; to cohabit
with.
GRĒTING
Noun: greeting, salutation; present.
GRĒTINGHŪS
Noun: audience chamber.
GRĒTINGWORD
Noun: word of greeting, salutation.
GREÐE
Adjective: sodalis (of a comrade).
GRIFFUS
Noun: griffon.
GRĪGHUND
Noun: greyhound.
GRILLAN
Verb: to offend, provoke; to be angry, rage, gnash the teeth.
GRĪMA
Noun: mask, visor, helmet; spectre, ghost; goblin; nightmare.
GRIMENA
Noun: caterpillar.
GRIMFUL
Adjective: fierce, violent, terrible.
GRĪMHELM
Noun: helmet with a visor.
GRĪMING

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Noun: spectre.
GRIMLIC
Adjective: severe, grim, fierce, cruel, terrible, bloody.
GRIMLĪCE
Adverb: severely; fiercely, cruelly.
GRIMM
Adjective: bitter, severe, sharp, grim, fierce, savage, dire, horrible, cruel; painful.
GRIMMĀN
Noun: terrible sin.
GRIMMAN
Verb: to be fierce, rage; to make angry; to hasten.
GRĪMME
Adverb: severely, grimly, fiercely, savagely, cruelly.
GRIMNES
Noun: severity, ferocity, fierceness, cruelty; disease.
GRIMSIAN
Verb: to be cruel or fierce, rage.
GRIMSUNG
Noun: severity, harshness, roughness, fierceness.
GRIN
Noun: ilium, region of the groin.
GRĪN
See (ge)grīn.
GRINDAN
See (ge)grindan.
GRINDE
Noun: shingle.
GRINDEL
Noun: bar, bolt; pl. hurdle; pl. granting, lattice-work.
GRINDERE
Noun: grinder.
GRINDETŌÐ
Noun: grinding tooth, molar.
GRINDLE
Noun: herring.

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GRINGAN
Verb: to perish, sink down.
GRINU
Adjective: avidious (said of some colour).
GRIPA
Noun: handful, sheaf.
GRĪPAN
See (ge)grīpan.
GRĪPE
Noun: gripe, vulture.
GRIPE
Noun: seizing, hold, grasp, grip; clutch, embrace; attack, assault; gripe; power, control, mastery.
GRĪPEND
Noun: seizer, robber.
GRIPPAN
See (ge)grippan.
GRIPU
Noun: kettle, cauldron.
GRIPUL
Adjective: able to grasp much, capacious.
GRĪSAN
Verb: to shudder, be frightened.
GRISLA
Noun: terror.
GRISLIC
Adjective: dreadful, horrible, grisly.
GRISLĪCE
Adverb: in a grisly, horrible manner.
GRĪST
Noun: action of grinding, gnashing of teeth.
GRISTAN
Verb: to grind, gnash.
GRISTBITE
Noun: gnashing of teeth.
GRISTBITIAN

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Verb: to gnash or grind the teeth; to rage.
GRISTBITUNG
Noun: grinding or gnashing of the teeth.
GRISTELBĀN
Noun: gristle bone.
GRISTLE
Noun: gristle.
GRISTLUNG
Noun: grinding, gnashing, rustling.
GRĪSTRA
Noun: baker, miller.
GRIÐ
Noun: temporary peace, truce; protection, security, safety.
GRIÐBRYCE
Noun: breach of the peace; penalty for such a breach.
GRIÐIAN
Verb: to make peace or truce; to protect.
GRIÐLAGU
Noun: law of temporary or local peace.
GRIÐLĒAS
Adjective: unprotected.
GRŌF
Noun: latrinas, cloacas, aquecductus.
GROPA
Noun: liquid measure; pot.
GRORN
1. Noun: sadness, sorrow, grief.
2. Adjective: agitated, sad, troubled.
GRORNE
Adverb: sadly, mournfully.
GRORNHOF
Noun: house of sadness, hell.
GRORNIAN
Verb: to mourn, murmur, complain.
GRORNTORN

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Noun: sadness.
GRORNUNG
Noun: mourning, complaint.
GROST
Noun: cartilage, gristle.
GROT
1. Noun: particle, atom; meal.
2. Noun: groats, coarse meal.
GROTIG
Adjective: earthy.
GRŌWAN
See (ge)grōwan.
GRŌWENDE
Adjective: growing.
GRŌWNES
Noun: growth, flourishing condition, prosperity; offspring.
GRUND
Noun: bottom, ground, foundation; depth, abyss, hell; earth, land, plain, country; water, sea.
GRUNDBEDD
Noun: soil, ground.
GRUNDBŪEND
Noun: earth-dweller.
GRUNDDĒOPE
Noun: depths of the sea.
GRUNDESWELGE
Noun: groundsel.
GRUNDFŪS
Adjective: ready for hell, hastening to hell.
GRUNDHYRDE
Noun: guard of the abyss.
GRUNDLĒAS
Adjective: boundless, groundless, bottomless, endless, interminable; insatiable; immense, vast;
unfathomable.
GRUNDLĒASLIC
Adjective: boundless, immense, bottomless, vast.

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GRUNDLING
Noun: groundling (fish).
GRUNDLINGA
Adverb: from the bottom, root or foundation; completely, totally, entirely; to the ground.
GRUNDSCĒAT
Noun: region of earth.
GRUNDSELE
Noun: abysmal dwelling.
GRUNDSOPA
Noun: cartilago (plant).
GRUNDSTĀN
Noun: foundation-stone, groundstone.
GRUNDWÆG
Noun: the earth.
GRUNDWANG
Noun: ground, floor, bottom; the earth.
GRUNDWEALL
Noun: foundation; lowest part of a mountain.
GRUNDWELA
Noun: earthly wealth.
GRUNDWIERGEN
Noun: accursed monster of the deep (Grendel’s mother).
GRUNIAN
Verb: to make a loud noise, grunt; to desire, have an itch for.
GRUNNETTAN
Verb: to grunt.
GRUNNUNG
Noun: crying out, bellowing, roaring, grunting.
GRUT
Noun: abyss, chasm; gulf; whirlpool; stone, rock.
GRŪT
Noun: coarse meal, groats; the spent grain after brewing.
GRYMETTAN
Verb: to make a loud noise, roar, grunt, rage.
GRYMETTUNG

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Noun: loud noise, bellowing, roaring, grunting, raging; murmuring.
GRYMMAN
Verb: to mourn, wail.
GRYNDAN
Verb: to set, descend, come to the ground, sink; to found.
GRYNDE
Noun: abyss.
GRȲNIAN
Verb: to ensnare.
GRYNSMIÐ
Noun: one causing affliction, grief or evil.
GRYRE
Noun: terror, dread, horror; fierceness, violence; the state of being terrified.
GRYREBRŌGA
Noun: terror, horror.
GRYREFÆST
Adjective: terribly fast or firm.
GRYREFĀH
1. Adjective: terribly hostile.
2. Noun: spotted horror.
GRYREGÆST
Noun: terrible stranger, dreadful guest.
GRYREGEATWE
Noun: warlike equipment.
GRYREHWĪL
Noun: time of terror.
GRYRELĒOÐ
Noun: song of terror.
GRYRELIC
Adjective: terrible, horrible.
GRYREMIHT
Noun: terrible power.
GRYRESĪÐ
Noun: terrible way, dangerous expedition.
GRYRRAN

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Verb: to gnash, chatter (of teeth).
GRȲTAN
Verb: to become great, flourish.
GRȲTO
Noun: greatness.
GRYTT
1. Noun: dust; meal.
2. See grytte.
GRYTTA
Noun: coarse meal, grits, groats, chaff, bran.
GRYTTE
Noun: spider; dust.
GULLISC
Adjective: gilded.
GUMA
Noun: man, lord, hero.
GUMCYNN
Noun: human race, mankind, men, people, family, tribe, race, nation.
GUMCYST
Noun: virtue, excellence; bravery; liberality, munificence.
GUMCYSTUM
Adverb: excellently.
GUMDRĒAM
Noun: enjoyment of life.
GUMDRYHTEN
Noun: lord.
GUMFĒÐA
Noun: troop.
GUMFRĒA
Noun: king.
GUMMANN
Noun: man, famous man.
GUMRĪCE
Noun: power, rule over man, kingdom; the Earth.
GUMRINC

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Noun: man, warrior.
GUMSTŌL
Noun: ruler’s seat, throne.
GUMÐEGEN
Noun: man.
GUMÐĒOD
Noun: people, folk, nation.
GUND
Noun: matter, corruption, pus.
GUNDIG
Adjective: goundy, mattery.
GUPE
Noun: buttock.
GUTTAS
Noun: gut, entrails.
GŪÐ
Noun: fight, combat, battle, war.
GŪÐBEORN
Noun: warrior, fighting-hero.
GŪÐBILL
Noun: sword, battle-bill.
GŪÐBORD
Noun: shield, warlike board.
GŪÐBYRNE
Noun: corslet, coat of mail.
GŪÐCEARU
Noun: war-trouble.
GŪÐCRÆFT
Noun: warlike power or skill.
GŪÐCWĒN
Noun: warrior queen.
GŪÐCYNING
Noun: warlike king.
GŪÐCYST
Noun: bravery, warlike excellence; troop.

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GŪÐDĒAÐ
Noun: death in battle.
GŪÐFANA
Noun: standard, ensign, banner, flag, pennon.
GŪÐFLĀ
Noun: battle-arrow.
GŪÐFLĀN
Noun: battle-arrow.
GŪÐFLOGA
Noun: winged fighter; dragon.
GŪÐFREC
Adjective: greedy for war or destruction.
GŪÐFRECA
Noun: warrior.
GŪÐFREMMEND
Noun: warrior.
GŪÐFUGOL
Noun: eagle, bird of war.
GŪÐGĒATAS
Noun: the warlike Gauts.
GŪÐGEATWE
Noun: war-equipments.
GŪÐGELǢCA
Noun: companion, comrade in war, warrior.
GŪÐGEMŌT
Noun: fight, combat, battle.
GŪÐGEORN
Adjective: tempting, looking for a quarrel.
GŪÐGEÐINGU
Noun: lot to be expected from impending war; contest, battle.
GŪÐGEWǢDE
Noun: war-weeds, armour.
GŪÐGEWEORC
Noun: warlike deed, malicious or evil work.
GŪÐGEWINN

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Noun: battle, warlike contest.
GŪÐHAFOC
Noun: eagle, war-hawk.
GŪÐHEARD
Adjective: bold in battle.
GŪÐHELM
Noun: helmet.
GŪÐHERE
Noun: martial band, army.
GŪÐHORN
Noun: trumpet, war-horn.
GŪÐHRĒÐ
Noun: glory in war.
GŪÐHWÆT
Adjective: active, vigorous in war, fierce in battle; valiant.
GŪÐLĀC
Noun: the hermit or saint of Crowland.
GŪÐLĒOÐ
Noun: war-song.
GŪÐMÆCGA
Noun: warrior.
GŪÐMŌD
Adjective: of warlike mind.
GŪÐMYRCE
Noun: the Ethiopians.
GŪÐPLEGA
Noun: attack, battle.
GŪÐRǢS
Noun: warlike attack, onslaught.
GŪÐRĒAF
Noun: warlike dress, armour.
GŪÐRĒOW
Adjective: fierce in fight.
GŪÐRINC
Noun: warrior, hero.

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GŪÐRŌF
Adjective: brave in battle.
GŪÐSCEAR
Noun: war-shearing, slaughter in battle.
GŪÐSCEARU
Noun: slaughter in battle.
GŪÐSCEAÐA
Noun: ravaging invader.
GŪÐSCEORP
Noun: war-clothing, armour.
GŪÐSCRŪD
Noun: war-clothing, armour.
GŪÐSEARO
Noun: arm, armour.
GŪÐSELE
Noun: hall of warriors.
GŪÐSPELL
Noun: tidings of a war.
GŪÐSWEORD
Noun: sword.
GŪÐÐRACU
Noun: hostile attack.
GŪÐÐRĒAT
Noun: martial band, warlike troop.
GŪÐWEARD
Noun: war-guard, king.
GŪÐWEORC
Noun: warlike work or deed.
GŪÐWĒRIG
Adjective: wounded; weary with battle.
GŪÐWIGA
Noun: warrior.
GŪÐWINE
Noun: comrade, battle-friend; weapon.
GŪÐWUDU

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Noun: spear, war-wood.
GYDEN
Noun: goddess.
GYDENLIC
Adjective: of a goddess, vestal.
GYDIG
Adjective: insane, possessed (by a spirit); giddy.
GYLDE
Noun: golden flower.
GYLDAN
See (ge)gyldan.
GYLDEN
Adjective: golden.
GYLDENBĒAG
Noun: crown.
GYLDENBEND
Noun: golden band.
GYLDENFEAX
Adjective: golden-haired.
GYLDENHILTE
Adjective: golden-hilted.
GYLDENHĪWE
Adjective: golden-hued.
GYLDENMŪÐA
Adjective: golden-mouthed (Chrysostom).
GYLDENWECG
Noun: gold mine, vein of gold.
GYLIAN
Verb: to yell, shout out.
GYLL
Noun: valley.
GYLT
Noun: offence, sin, wrong, fault, guilt, crime; penalty, fine, debt; state of being guilty.
GYLTAN
See (ge)gyltan.

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GYLTEND
Noun: offender, sinner; debtor.
GYLTIG
Adjective: offending; guilty, culpable, liable, delinquent.
GYLTING
Noun: sin.
GYLTLIC
Adjective: sinful, wicked.
GYLTLĪCE
Adverb: faultily.
GYLTWĪTE
Noun: fine for a crime.
GYLUNG
Noun: garrulity.
GYMMIAN
See (ge)gymmian.
GȲNAN
Verb: to gain.
GYPIGEND
Noun: yawning.
GYPUNG
Noun: open mouth, gaping, yawn.
GYR
1. Noun: mud, marsh, fen, filth.
2. Noun: fir tree.
GYRDAN
Verb: to surround, encircle, bind round; to gird.
GYRDEL
Noun: zone; belt, girdle; purse.
GYRDELBRED
1. Noun: writing-tablet.
2. Adjective: carried in the purse.
GYRDELHRING
Noun: girdle, buckle.
GYRDELSHRINGE

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Noun: girdle-buckle, clasp for a girdle.
GYRLGYDEN
Noun: goddess of dress, Vesta (the name has been connected by the glosser with vestis).
GYRN
Noun: affliction, lamentation, calamity, misfortune, sorrow, grief, trouble, injury, evil.
GYRNSTAFAS
Noun: affliction, injury.
GYRNWRACU
Noun: vengeance for trouble or injury.
GYRRAN
Verb: to sound; to chatter; to gnash; to snarl, grunt; to grate, creak.
GYRRETAN
Verb: to roar.
GYRST
Noun: grinding, gnashing; anger.
GYRTRĒOW
Noun: spruce fir.
GYRU
1. Adjective: muddy, marshy.
2. Noun: mud, filth, dung.
3. See gyr (1).
GYRWAS
Noun: the people of a district in which Peterborough was situated.
GYRWEFENN
Noun: marsh.
GYSTERNLĪCDÆG
Adverb: yesterday.
GYTE
Noun: poring, shedding, effusion; flood, inundation.
GYTESǢL
Noun: joy at the pouring out of wine.
GYTESTRĒAM
Noun: current, flowing or running stream.
GYTFEORM
Noun: ploughing-feast.

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HA HA
Interjection: ha ha!
HĀ
Noun: thole, oar-thole, rowlock.
HABBAN
See (ge)habban.
HACA
Noun: hook, bolt or bar of a door.
HACCIAN
Verb: to hack.
HACELE
Noun: upper garment, cloak, mantle, vestment, cassock.
HACOD
Noun: pike, mullet.
HĀD
Noun: individual character, person; individuality; order, degree, rank, office; state, condition,
nature, character; form, manner; sex; kind, race, family, tribe; choir; person of the Trinity.
HĀDĀRUNG
Noun: respect of persons; partiality in judgement.
HĀDBŌT
Noun: compensation, recompense or atonement for injury or insult to a priest.
HĀDBRECA
Noun: injurer of one in (holy) orders.
HĀDBRYCE
Noun: injury done to persons in holy orders.
HĀDELĪCE
Adverb: in respect to person.
HADERUNG
Noun: personarum acceptio.
HĀDESMANN
Noun: member of a particular order.
HĀDGRIÐ
Noun: security, peace or privilege of holy orders.
HĀDIAN
See (ge)hādian.

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HĀDNOTU
Noun: office, employment or ministry of a priest.
HĀDOR
1. Noun: clearness, brightness; serene sky.
2. Adjective: clear, bright; fresh; serene; distinct; loud.
HĀDRE
Adverb: clearly (of light and of sound).
HĀDSWǢPA
Noun: bridesman.
HĀDSWǢPE
Noun: bridesmaid.
HĀDTIMA
Noun: time of ordination.
HĀDUNG
Noun: consecration, ordination.
HĀDUNGDÆG
Noun: ordination day; anniversary of a person's ordination.
HÆBBEDNES
Noun: continence, restraint.
HÆBBENDLIC
Adjective: habilis.
HÆBBENGA
Adverb: with constraint, constrainedly.
HÆBBUNG
Noun: holding, constraint.
HÆCC
1. Noun: hatch, grating, half-gate.
2. See hæcce (1).
HÆCCE
1. Noun: frontal, crosier.
2. Noun: fence.
3. See hæcc (1).
HÆCCELĒAS
Adjective: without a fence or hatch.
HÆCGEAT

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Noun: hatch-gate.
HÆCINE
Noun: drink made of vinegar and water.
HÆCLA
Noun: upper garment, cloak, coat, cassock, mantel.
HÆCWER
Noun: weir in which fish were caught, hatch-weir.
HÆDRE
Adverb: straightly; hardly, oppressively; anxiously.
HÆF
1. Noun: sea, ocean; water.
2. Noun: leaven.
HÆFE
1. Noun: leaven.
2. See hefe (1).
HÆFELDAN
Noun: the name of a Slavonic people.
HÆFEN
1. Noun: having, owning, possession, property.
2. Noun: port, harbour, haven.
3. See hefen (1).
HÆFER
Noun: he-goat, buck.
HÆFERBLǢTE
Noun: bittern, snipe.
HÆFERGĀT
Noun: he-goat.
HÆFERN
Noun: crab.
HǢFERNBITE
Noun: crab's claw.
HÆFT
See (ge)hæft.
HÆFTAN
See (ge)hæftan.

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HÆFTECLOMM
Noun: fetter, bond.
HÆFTEDŌM
Noun: service, captivity, slavery.
HÆFTEN
Noun: custody, confinement, captivity.
HÆFTINCEL
Noun: slave.
HÆFTING
Noun: fastening, lock.
HÆFTLIC
Adjective: captious, sophistical.
HÆFTLING
Noun: captive, prisoner.
HÆFTMĒCE
Noun: hilted sword.
HÆFTNIAN
See (ge)hæftnian.
HÆFTNĪED
Noun: custody, confinement, imprisonment, bondage, thraldom; prison.
HÆFTNĪEDLING
Noun: captive.
HÆFTNĪEDNES
Noun: captivity.
HÆFTNOÐ
Noun: keeping, custody, confinement, imprisonment.
HÆFTNUNG
Noun: confinement, captivity.
HÆFTUNG
Noun: fetter, fastening; confinement, captivity.
HÆFTWORLD
Noun: world under bondage; the world before redemption through Christ.
HÆGHĀL
Adjective: safe, uninjured, safe and sound.
HÆGSUGGA

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Noun: hedge-sparrow.
HÆGTESSE
Noun: fury; pythoness, hag, witch.
HÆGWEARD
Noun: hayward, keeper of cattle in a common field.
HǢL
1. Noun: omen, auspice.
2. Adjective: well, safe, whole, entire, uninjured, sound, healthy; hale; genuine, straightforward.
3. See hǣlu.
HǢLAN
1. See (ge)hǣlan.
2. Verb: to castrate.
HÆLE
Noun: man, brave man, hero.
HǢLED
See (ge)hǣled.
HǢLEND
Noun: healer, Saviour, Jesus, Christ.
HǢLENDLIC
Adjective: salutary, wholesome.
HǢLESTRE
Noun: saviour.
HǢLETOÐ
Noun: greeting, Hosanna.
HÆLEÐ
Noun: man, fighter, hero.
HÆLFTER
Noun: halter.
HÆLFTRE
Noun: halter.
HǢLGERE
Noun: sanctifier.
HǢLIG
Adjective: easily moved, unstable, inconstant, fickle, slippery.
HǢLING

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Noun: healing.
HǢLNES
Noun: safety, salvation; haleness; sanctuary.
HǢLNESGRIÐ
Noun: privilege of security belonging to a sanctuary.
HǢLOTĪD
Noun: prosperous time.
HǢLÐ
Noun: health, healing, cure; salvation.
HǢLU
Noun: safety, salvation, health, healing, cure; happiness, prosperity, well-being, welfare.
HǢLUBEARN
Noun: Saviour, Christ.
HǢLWYRT
Noun: pennyroyal.
HǢMAN
See (ge)hǣman.
HǢMED
Noun: cohabitation, marriage; lying with, sexual intercourse, adultery, fornication.
HǢMEDCEORL
Noun: married man.
HǢMEDGEMĀNA
Noun: marriage, matrimony.
HǢMEDLĀC
Noun: sexual intercourse, coition.
HǢMEDRĪM
Noun: life of pleasure, pleasure of a vicious life.
HǢMEDSCIPE
Noun: matrimony, wedlock; cohabitation.
HǢMEDÐING
Noun: cohabitation, marriage; carnal intercourse, coition, venery.
HǢMEDWĪF
Noun: married woman.
HǢMEND
Noun: adulterer, fornicator.

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HǢMERE
Noun: consort, bedfellow.
HǢNAN
Verb: to stone.
HÆNEP
Noun: hemp.
HÆNNEWOL
Noun: henbane.
HÆPLĪC
Adjective: equal.
HÆPPAN
Verb: to move accidentally, go by change, slip.
HÆPSE
Noun: fastening, hasp, clasp.
HÆPSIAN
Verb: to fasten, hasp, fasten with a bolt.
HǢR
Noun: hair.
HǢRE
Noun: sackcloth of hair.
HǢREN
Adjective: made of hair.
HÆRENFAGOL
Noun: hedgehog.
HÆRFEST
Noun: autumn, harvest; August.
HÆRFESTHANDFUL
Noun: due belonging to the husbandmen on an estate.
HÆRFESTLIC
Adjective: autumnal, of harvest.
HÆRFESTMŌNAÐ
Noun: harvest month, September.
HÆRFESTTĪD
Noun: autumn, harvest-time.
HÆRFESTTĪMA

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Noun: autumn, harvest-time.
HÆRFESTWǢTA
Noun: autumnal wet or rain.
HǢRGRIPA
Noun: seizing by the air.
HǢRIHT
Adjective: hairy.
HǢRING
Noun: herring.
HǢRINGTĪMA
Noun: herring-season.
HǢRLOCCAS
Noun: locks of hair, curls.
HÆRN
1. Noun: wave, sea, ocean; tide.
2. Noun: brain.
HǢRNǢDL
Noun: hair-pin, curling-pin.
HÆRNFLOTA
Noun: ship.
HÆRSCEARD
Noun: hare-lip.
HǢRSYFE
Noun: hair-sieve.
HǢRU
Noun: hoariness.
HǢS
1. Noun: behest, hest, bidding; order, command; office, service.
2. Noun: brushwood.
HÆSEL
1. Noun: hazel shrub.
2. Noun: galerus.
HÆSELHNUTU
Noun: hazel-nut.
HÆSELRǢW

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Noun: row of hazels.
HÆSELWRĪD
Noun: hazel-thicket.
HÆSELWYRT
Noun: Asarabacca, asarum Europæum.
HǢSERE
Noun: master, commander; lord.
HÆSLEN
Adjective: of hazel.
HÆSLER
Noun: hazel.
HÆSLETT
Noun: hazel copse.
HÆSLING
Noun: place grown with hazels.
HǢST
1. Adjective: impetuous, vehement, violent.
2. Noun: fury, violence, strife.
3. See hǣs (2).
HǢSTE
Adverb: vehemently, fiercely, violently.
HǢSTLĪCE
Adverb: vehemently, fiercely, violently.
HÆSWEALWE
Noun: kind of hawk.
HÆT
Noun: head-covering, hat.
HǢTAN
See (ge)hǣtan.
HǢTE
Noun: heat; fire; hot weather; torrid zone.
HÆTERU
Noun: garments.
HǢTING
Noun: heating, warming.

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HÆTSAN
Verb: to drive, urge, impel.
HÆTTIAN
1. Verb: to scalp.
2. Verb: to hate, treat as an enemy.
HǢTU
Noun: heat, warmth; fervour, ardour.
HǢÐ
1. Noun: untilled land, heath, heather; waste.
2. See hǣða.
HǢÐA
Noun: heat, hot weather.
HǢÐBERIE
Noun: whortleberry, heath-berry, bilberry.
HǢÐCOLE
Noun: name of a plant.
HǢÐEN
1. Adjective: gentile, heathen, pagan, profane; barbarous; not baptized; not of the Jewish
religion.
2. Noun: gentile; one who is not a believer, heathen man (especially of the Danes).
HǢÐENA
Noun: gentile, heathen.
HǢÐENCYNING
Noun: heathen king.
HǢÐENCYNN
Noun: heathen race.
HǢÐENDŌM
Noun: false religion, paganism, heathendom.
HǢÐENFEOH
Noun: heathen sacrifice.
HǢÐENFOLC
Noun: heathen people.
HǢÐENGIELD
Noun: idolatry, heathen worship, idolatry rite or practice; idol.
HǢÐENGILDA

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Noun: idolater, heathen, heathen worshipper.
HǢÐENHERE
Noun: Danish army.
HǢÐENISC
Adjective: pagan, heathenish.
HǢÐENMANN
Noun: heathen.
HǢÐENNES
Noun: paganism, heathenism; heathen country.
HǢÐENSCIPE
Noun: paganism, idolatry, heathenism.
HǢÐENSTYRC
Noun: heathen stirk or calf, the golden calf made by the Israelites.
HǢÐENWĒOH
Noun: idol.
HǢÐFELD
Noun: open uncultivated land, heath-land.
HǢÐFELDLAND
Noun: moorland.
HǢÐIHT
Adjective: heathy.
HǢÐSTAPA
Noun: heath-stepper, heath-stalker, wolf, stag.
HǢÐUNG
Noun: heating, parching or drying by heat.
HǢWE
Adjective: blue, grey, iron-coloured.
HǢWEN
Adjective: blue, purple, azure, green; discoloured.
HǢWENGRĒNE
Adjective: bluish green.
HǢWENHYDELE
Noun: a plant.
HǢWMÆNGED
Adjective: mixes purple.

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HAFEGEAT
Noun: gate that has to be raised.
HAFELA
Noun: head.
HAFENIAN
Verb: to hold, grasp; to lift up.
HAFENLĒAS
Adjective: destitute, poor, needy, indigent.
HAFENLĒAST
Noun: want, poverty, penury, indigence.
HAFERBĪTE
Noun: forceps.
HAFETIAN
Verb: to clap, applaud; to flap; to beat with the feet; to praise.
HAFOC
Noun: hawk.
HAFOCCYNN
Noun: hawk species.
HAFOCERE
Noun: hawker.
HAFOCFUGEL
Noun: hawk.
HAFOCUNG
Noun: hawking.
HAFOCWYRT
Noun: hawk-weed (plant).
HAGA
Noun: enclosure, hedge, haw; homestead, house; trifle.
HAGING
Noun: enclosure; land hedged in, garden, paddock.
HAGOL
Noun: Hail; hail-shower, hail-storm; name of the rune for h.
HAGOLBERENDE
Adjective: producing hail-storms.
HAGOLFARU

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Noun: hailstorm.
HAGOLIAN
Verb: to hail.
HAGOLSCŪR
Noun: shower of hail, hailstorm.
HAGOLSTĀN
Noun: hailstone.
HAGORŪN
Noun: necromancy, spell.
HAGOSPIND
Noun: eyelid, cheek.
HAGOSTEALD
1. Adjective: young, brave, warrior, military; independent, unmarried.
2. Noun: young man, young warrior, bachelor; unmarried person; unmarried man attached to
a court.
3. Noun: celibacy.
4. Noun: virgin, novice.
HAGOSTEALDHĀD
Noun: unmarried state, bachelorhood; virginity.
HAGOSTEALDLIC
Adjective: virgin.
HAGOSTEALDMAN
Noun: bachelor; warrior.
HAGOSTEALDNES
Noun: virginity.
HAGUSTALDESĒA
Noun: Hexham.
HAGUÐORN
Noun: hawthorn.
HĀL
See (ge)hāl.
HALA
Noun: after-birth.
HĀLBǢRE
Adjective: wholesome, salutary.

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HĀLETTAN
See (ge)hālettan.
HĀLETTEND
Noun: middle finger, forefinger.
HĀLETTUNG
Noun: greeting, salutation.
HĀLEWǢGE
Noun: holy cup.
HĀLFÆST
Adjective: salutary.
HĀLGA
Noun: saint.
HĀLGIAN
See (ge)hālgian.
HĀLGOLAND
Noun: district of Norway, Halogaland.
HĀLGUNG
See (ge)hālgung.
HĀLGUNGBŌC
Noun: benedictional (book containing coronation liturgy).
HĀLGUNGRAM
Noun: consecrated ram.
HĀLIG
1. Adjective: venerated, consecrated, sacred, holy; godly, saintly; ecclesiastical; pacific, tame.
2. Noun: what is holy; godly person, prophet, saint; consecrated, sacred rite.
HĀLIGAN
See (ge)hāligan.
HĀLIGDÆG
Noun: holy day, Sunday, Sabbath.
HĀLIGDŌM
Noun: righteousness; holiness, sanctity; holy place, chapel, sanctuary; relics, holy things;
sacrament; holy work or office; holy doctrines.
HĀLIGDŌMHŪS
Noun: place where holy things are kept, sacrarium.
HĀLIGERN

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Noun: holy place, sanctuary; sacrament.
HĀLIGLĪCE
Adverb: holily.
HĀLIGMŌNAÐ
Noun: holy month, September.
HĀLIGNES
Noun: holiness, sanctity; religion; holy thing, relic; holy place, sanctuary; religious worship, rite
or practice.
HĀLIGPORTIC
Noun: sanctuary.
HĀLIGRIFT
Noun: veil, holy garment.
HĀLIGWÆCCA
Noun: vigil-keeper.
HĀLIGWÆTER
Noun: holy water.
HĀLIGWARAS
Noun: holy people, saints.
HĀLIGWEORC
Noun: sanctuary.
HĀLNES
Noun: wholeness.
HĀLOR
Noun: salvation.
HĀLS
Noun: health, salvation.
HĀLSERE
Noun: augur, soothsayer, diviner, exorcist.
HĀLSIAN
Verb: to entreat, beseech, implore; to adjure, conjure; to exorcise.
HĀLSIGEND
Noun: augur, soothsayer, exorcist.
HĀLSUNG
Noun: augury, divination, exorcism; supplication, entreaty, beseeching, adjuration; greeting;
imprecation.

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HĀLSUNGGEBED
Noun: prayer in a church service.
HĀLSUNGTĪMA
Noun: time of supplication.
HALSWURÐUNG
Noun: thanksgiving for safety; neck ornament, necklace.
HĀLWENDA
Noun: saviour; safety.
HĀLWENDE
Adjective: healthful, wholesome, salutary; healing; sanctifying.
HĀLWENDLIC
Adjective: healthful, wholesome, salutary.
HĀLWENDLĪCE
Adverb: salutarily, so as to promote or produce bodily or spiritual health.
HĀLWENDNES
Noun: salubrity; safety, salvation.
HAM
1. Noun: covering, garment, shirt, under-garment.
2. See hamm (1).
3. See hamm (2).
HĀM
1. Noun: dwelling, abode, home, house, habitation, residence, hamlet, manor, vill; farm;
property; neighbourhood, district, village, region, estate, country; refuge.
2. Adverb: home, homewards.
HAMA
Noun: covering, garment, dress, integument; membrane, skin; womb; slough of a snake.
HĀMA
Noun: cricket.
HĀMBRINGAN
Verb: to bring a wife home, marry.
HĀMCUÐ
Adjective: familiar.
HĀMCYME
Noun: return, home-coming.
HAMEL

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Adjective: broken; rugged.
HAMELE
Noun: rowlock; oar-loop.
HAMELIAN
Verb: to hamstring; to mutilate.
HĀMETTAN
See (ge)hāmettan.
HĀMFÆRELT
Noun: going home.
HĀMFÆST
Adjective: resident, dwelling at home, settled in or owning a house.
HĀMFARU
Noun: forcible entry into a man's house.
HĀMHENN
Noun: domestic fowl.
HAMLAND
Noun: enclosed pasture land.
HĀMLĒAS
Adjective: homeless.
HAMM
1. Noun: dwelling, enclosure, piece of pasture-land, fold; enclosed possession.
2. Noun: ham, inner or hind part of the knee.
HAMOLA
Noun: person with cropped hair.
HAMOR
Noun: hammer.
HAMORIAN
Verb: to examine; to purify; to beat out, forge.
HAMORSECG
Noun: hammer-sedge.
HAMORWYRT
Noun: black hellebore, wall-pellitory.
HĀMSCĪR
Noun: aedileship.
HĀMSITTENDE

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Adjective: resident, dwelling or sitting at home.
HĀMSĪÐ
Noun: return home, journey home.
HĀMSĪÐIAN
Verb: to return home.
HĀMSŌCN
Noun: attack on a man's house; the fine paid for such a breach of the peace.
HĀMSTEALL
Noun: homestead, residence.
HĀMSTEDE
Noun: homestead.
HĀMTŪN
Noun: Hampton.
HĀMTŪNSCIR
Noun: Hampshire, Northhamptonshire.
HĀMWEARD
Adverb: homewards, on the way home.
HĀMWEARDES
Adverb: homewards.
HĀMWEORÐUNG
Noun: honour or ornament to the house or home.
HĀMWEROD
Noun: household.
HĀMWYRT
Noun: home-wort, house-leek.
HĀN
1. Noun: projecting stone, boundary-stone.
2. See hā.
HANA
Noun: cock.
HANASANG
Noun: cock-crow.
HANCRĒD
Noun: cock-crow.
HANCRĒDTĪD

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Noun: division of the night, time of cock-crow.
HAND
1. Noun: side, hand; control, power; possession, charge; skill; agency; person regarded as holder
or receiver of something, heir.
2. Adverb: just, exactly.
HANDÆX
Noun: kind of axe, hatchet.
HANDBÆFTIAN
Verb: to lament, beat with the hands as an expressions of grief.
HANDBANA
Noun: homicide, murderer; slaver by hand.
HANDBELLE
Noun: hand-bell.
HANDBŌC
Noun: hand-book, manual; book containing the order of service for extreme unction, baptism
and catechisms.
HANDBRǢD
Noun: hand's breadth.
HANDBRED
Noun: palm of the hand, breadth of the hand, span.
HANDCLĀÐ
Noun: towel.
HANDCOPS
Noun: handcuff, manacle.
HANDCRÆFT
Noun: skill or power of the hand, handicraft.
HANDCWYRN
Noun: hand-mill.
HANDDǢD
Noun: handiwork.
HANDDǢDA
Noun: doer with his own hand.
HANDFÆSTNUNG
Noun: joining hands in confirmation of a pledge.
HANDFUL

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Noun: handful.
HANDGANG
Noun: submission, surrender; laying on of hands.
HANDGEMACA
Noun: close companion.
HANDGEMŌT
Noun: battle, hand-meeting.
HANDGESCEAFT
Noun: handywork, that which is formed by the hand; creature.
HANDGESELLA
Noun: companion, comrade.
HANDGESTEALLA
Noun: companion, associate, comrade.
HANDGESWING
Noun: blow, stroke.
HANDGEWEALD
Noun: power, possession.
HANDGEWEORC
Noun: handiwork, creation.
HANDGEWINN
Noun: manual labour, work; struggle, strife, fighting, contest.
HANDGEWRIT
Noun: handwriting, deed, signature, autograph, holograph; agreement.
HANDGEWRIÐEN
Adjective: hand-woven.
HANDGIFT
Noun: wedding gift.
HANDGRIPE
Noun: hand-grip, grasp.
HANDGRIÐ
Noun: peace; security, protection.
HANDHABBEND
Adjective: having stolen property in one's hand.
HANDHÆF
Noun: burden.

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HANDHAMUR
Noun: hand-hammer.
HANDHRÆGL
Noun: napkin, towel.
HANDHRINE
Noun: touch with the hand.
HANDHWĪL
Noun: instant, moment.
HANDLE
Noun: handle.
HANDLĒAN
Noun: recompense, reward, requital, retribution.
HANDLENGU
Noun: hand’s length.
HANDLIAN
See (ge)handlian.
HANDLĪN
Noun: hand-cloth, napkin; maniple, one of the Eucharistic vestments.
HANDLINGA
Adverb: by hand; hand to hand, at close quarters.
HANDLOCEN
Adjective: fastened or joined together by hand.
HANDLUNG
Noun: handling, touching.
HANDMÆGEN
Noun: bodily strength, might.
HANDMITTA
Noun: sixth part of an ounce.
HANDNÆGL
Noun: finger-nail.
HANDPLEGA
Noun: fight, battle.
HANDPRĒOST
Noun: domestic priest or chaplain.
HANDRǢS

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Noun: attack, onset, onrush.
HANDRŌF
Adjective: famed for strength.
HANDSCĪO
Noun: glove.
HANDSCOLU
Noun: retinue.
HANDSCYLDIG
Adjective: condemned to lose a hand.
HANDSEALD
Adjective: given personality (by the king).
HANDSEAX
Noun: dagger, dirk.
HANDSELEN
Noun: giving into the hand of another.
HANDSETEN
Noun: signature, ratification.
HANDSLYHT
1. Noun: blow or slaying with the hand.
2. See andslyht.
HANDSMÆLL
Noun: blow or slap with the hand.
HANDSPITEL
Noun: hand-shovel, kind of spade.
HANDSPOR
Noun: talon, claw.
HANDSPORU
Noun: finger, claw; long and sharp nail; dagger.
HANDSTOC
Noun: cuff, sleeve.
HANDSWYLE
Noun: swelling on the hand.
HANDTAM
Adjective: submissive to handling.
HANDÐEGN

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Noun: servant, retainer.
HANDÐWĒAL
Noun: washing of the hands.
HANDWEORC
Noun: handiwork.
HANDWORHT
Adjective: made with hands.
HANDWUNDOR
Noun: marvel of handiwork.
HANDWYRFT
Noun: time occupied by the turning of the hand, moment.
HANDWYRM
Noun: kind of insect; itch-mite.
HANDWYRST
Noun: wrist.
HANGA
Noun: slope, declivity.
HANGELLE
Noun: hanging object.
HANGIAN
See (ge)hangian.
HANGRA
Noun: hanger; wooded slope.
HANGWĪTE
Noun: penalty for miscarriage of justice.
HĀR
1. Adjective: hoary, grey; old.
2. See hǣr.
HARA
Noun: hare.
HARANHIGE
Noun: hare’s foot (plant).
HARANSPRECEL
Noun: viper’s bugloss.
HĀRASTEORRA

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Noun: dogstar.
HARAÐ
Noun: wood (only in place names).
HĀREDAGAS
Noun: dog days.
HĀREMINTE
Noun: white mint.
HĀREWYRT
Noun: harewort (plant).
HĀRHŪNE
Noun: horehound.
HĀRIAN
Verb: to become or grow grey.
HĀRNES
Noun: hoariness, greyness of hair.
HAROLD
Noun: Harold, second son of Cnut; Harold, son of Earl Godwin.
HARÐACNUT
Noun: Hardacnut, son of Cnut.
HĀRUNG
Noun: hoariness, greyness; old age.
HĀRWELLE
Adjective: hoary, grey-haired.
HĀRWENGNES
Noun: hoariness; old age.
HĀS
Adjective: hoarse.
HĀSÆTA
Noun: rower, oarsman.
HĀSGRUMEL
Adjective: sounding hoarsely.
HĀSHRĪMAN
Verb: to sound harshly or hoarsely.
HĀSIAN
Verb: to be or become hoarse.

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HĀSNES
Noun: hoarseness.
HASSUC
Noun: coarse grass.
HĀSSWĒGE
Adjective: sounding hoarsely.
HASTINGAS
Noun: Hastings.
HASU
Adjective: grey, ashen; dusky, tawny.
HASUFĀG
Adjective: grey, ashen.
HASUPĀD
Adjective: grey-coated.
HASUPĀDA
Noun: one having a grey garment.
HASWE
Adverb: greyly.
HASWIG
Adjective: dark-coloured.
HASWIGFEÐRE
Adjective: grey-feathered.
HĀT
1. Adjective: hot; excited, intense, fervent, ardent, flaming, fierce, violent; inspiring, attractive.
2. Noun: heat, fire.
3. See (ge)hāt.
HĀTABAÐAN
Noun: Bath.
HĀTAN
See (ge)hātan.
HĀTE
1. Adverb: hotly; furiously, fervently, passionately.
2. Noun: bidding; invitation.
HĀTEN
Adjective: heated.

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HĀTHEORT
1. Noun: anger, fury, wrath.
2. See (ge)hātheort.
HĀTHEORTLĪCE
See (ge)hātheortlīce.
HĀTHEORTNES
Noun: anger, fury, wrath, rage; zeal, fervour, mania.
HĀTHIERTAN
See (ge)hāthiertan.
HĀTHIGE
Noun: anger, fury, wrath.
HATIAN
See (ge)hatian.
HĀTIAN
Verb: to be or become; to be excited or troubled; to be intense, fierce, raging.
HATIGEND
Noun: one who hates, enemy.
HĀTIGENDE
Adjective: becoming hot.
HATIGENDLIC
Adjective: hateful, detestable.
HĀTLĪCE
Adverb: ardently, fervently.
HĀTNES
Noun: heat, hotness.
HATOL
Adjective: hostile, bitter; hateful, odious.
HATUNG
Noun: hate, hatred.
HĀTUNG
Noun: heating; inflammation.
HĀTŪNISC
Adjective: of Northhampton.
HĀTWENDE
Adjective: hot, burning, torrid.

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HAÐOLIÐA
Noun: elbow.
HĀÐUM
Noun: Slesvig.
HĀW
Noun: look out or prospect.
HĀWERE
Noun: observer, spectator.
HĀWIAN
See (ge)hāwian.
HĀWUNG
Noun: looking, observation; ability to see.
HE
Pronoun: he, she, it; pl. they; (reflex. pron.) himself, herself, itself.
HĒAF
Noun: lamentation, mourning; wailing, weeping.
HĒAFDIAN
Verb: to behead.
HĒAFLIC
Adjective: sad, mournful; lamentable, grievous.
HĒAFOD
Noun: head; top, summit; chief, leader; eminence; capital (city); origin, source.
HĒAFODǢ
Noun: law that affects life.
HĒAFODÆCER
Noun: strip of land an acre in extent.
HĒAFODǢDRE
Noun: cephalic vein.
HĒAFODBÆÐ
Noun: wash of the head.
HĒAFODBALD
Adjective: shameless, impudent.
HĒAFODBĀN
Noun: skull.
HĒAFODBĒAG

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Noun: crown.
HĒAFODBEND
Noun: diadem, crown; head-bond, fetter about the head.
HĒAFODBEORG
1. Noun: head-shelter, helmet.
2. Noun: prominent hill.
HĒAFODBEORHT
Adjective: having a bright or splendid head.
HĒAFODBISCOP
Noun: high priest, head-bishop.
HĒAFODBOLLA
Noun: skull.
HĒAFODBOLSTER
Noun: pillow.
HĒAFODBOTL
Noun: ancestral seat; chief dwelling, principal mansion.
HĒAFODBRYCE
Noun: breaking of the skull.
HĒAFODBURH
Noun: chief city, capital, metropolis.
HĒAFODCLĀÐ
Noun: head-cloth or dress.
HĒAFODCWIDE
Noun: important saying; chapter.
HĒAFODCYRICE
Noun: cathedral.
HĒAFODECE
Noun: headache.
HĒAFODFÆDER
Noun: patriarch.
HĒAFODFRÆTENNES
Noun: head-ornament, hairpin.
HĒAFODGEMÆCCA
Noun: companion, mate, fellow-servant; equal.
HĒAFODGERĪM

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Noun: majority, greatest number; number of heads.
HĒAFODGETEL
Noun: cardinal number.
HĒAFODGEWǢDE
Noun: face-covering, veil.
HĒAFODGILT
Noun: deadly sin; capital crime or offence.
HĒAFODGIMM
Noun: head’s gem or jewel; eye.
HĒAFODGOLD
Noun: crown.
HĒAFODHǢR
Noun: hair of the head.
HĒAFODHAGA
Noun: fence running at the head of a piece of land.
HĒAFODHEBBA
Noun: author, originator; beginning, starter.
HĒAFODHRÆGL
Noun: article of clothing or bedding, pillow, bolster.
HĒAFODHRĪEFÐO
Noun: roughness of the head.
HĒAFODIHT
Adjective: having a head or tuft.
HĒAFODLEAHTER
Noun: deadly sin; capital crime or offence.
HĒAFODLĒAS
Adjective: headless.
HĒAFODLIC
Adjective: capital, chief, principal, at the top; deadly, mortal.
HĒAFODLING
Noun: mate, fellow-servant; equal.
HĒAFODLOCA
Noun: skull.
HĒAFODLOND
Noun: boundary, headland; strip of land in a field, left for turning a plough.

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HĒAFODMǢG
Noun: near blood-relation.
HĒAFODMÆGEN
Noun: cardinal virtue.
HĒAFODMANN
Noun: head-man, captain; prince.
HĒAFODMYNSTER
Noun: chief minster, cathedral.
HĒAFODPANNE
Noun: skull.
HĒAFODPORT
Noun: chief or principal town.
HĒAFODPYLE
Noun: pillow.
HĒAFODRĪCE
Noun: empire.
HĒAFODSĀR
Noun: pain in the head.
HĒAFODSEALF
Noun: head-salve.
HĒAFODSEGN
Noun: banner, ensign having a head.
HĒAFODSĪEN
Noun: eye.
HĒAFODSLÆGE
Noun: head of a pillar, architrave; head-stroke, beheading.
HĒAFODSMÆL
Noun: opening in a tunic for the head to pass through.
HĒAFODSTEDE
Noun: chief place; high or sacred place.
HĒAFODSTOCC
Noun: stake on which the head of a beheaded criminal was fixed.
HĒAFODSTŌL
Noun: chief place, capital.
HĒAFODSTŌW

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Noun: place for the head.
HĒAFODSWĪMA
Noun: dizziness.
HĒAFODSYNN
Noun: deadly sin.
HĒAFODÐWĒAL
Noun: washing of the head.
HĒAFODWÆRC
Noun: pain in the head.
HĒAFODWEARD
1. Noun: watch over the head, body-guard; chapter.
2. Noun: chief guardian or protector; chief officer, leader.
HĒAFODWEG
Noun: head-road; valley.
HĒAFODWIND
Noun: chief wind.
HĒAFODWĪSA
Noun: director, ruler, chief.
HĒAFODWŌÐ
Noun: voice.
HĒAFODWUND
Noun: wound in the head.
HĒAFODWYLM
Noun: tears; burning pain in the head.
HĒAFODWYRHTA
Noun: chief workman.
HĒAFSANG
Noun: lament, dirge.
HĒAGE
Adverb: high, aloft.
HĒAH
1. Adjective: high, tall, lofty; important, sublime, exalted, illustrious, high-class; proud,
haughty; deep; right (hand).
2. Adverb: high, aloft; proudly, arrogantly.
HĒAHALTĀRE

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Noun: high altar.
HĒAHBEORG
Noun: high mountain.
HĒAHBISCOP
Noun: archbishop, pontiff; (Jewish) high-priest.
HĒAHBLISS
Noun: exultation.
HĒAHBODA
Noun: archangel.
HĒAHBURG
Noun: chief city; large town; town on a height.
HĒAHBYTLERE
Noun: chief-builder, architect.
HĒAHCĀSERE
Noun: supreme emperor.
HĒAHCLEOFA
Noun: principal chamber.
HĒAHCLIF
Noun: high or lofty cliff.
HĒAHCRÆFT
Noun: high art or skill.
HĒAHCRÆFTIGA
Noun: master-builder, architect; highly skilled artist, physician.
HĒAHCYNING
Noun: high or chief king; God.
HĒAHDĒMA
Noun: high judge.
HĒAHDĒOR
Noun: deer, stag.
HĒAHDĒORHUND
Noun: deer or stag-hound.
HĒAHDĒORHUNTA
Noun: stag-hunter.
HĒAHDĪACON
Noun: archdeacon.

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HĒAHEALD
Adjective: distinguished, excellent.
HĒAHEALDOR
Noun: chief ruler, patrician.
HĒAHEALDORMANN
Noun: chief ruler, patrician.
HĒAHENGEL
Noun: archangel.
HĒAHFÆDER
Noun: the great Father, God; patriarch; (church) father.
HĒAHFÆST
Adjective: permanent, immutable; very fast, fixed.
HĒAHFÆSTEN
Noun: fortified town or city.
HĒAHFEXEDE
Noun: a Slavish gloss to alticomun, feaxede of a comet.
HĒAHFLŌD
Noun: high tide, deep water.
HĒAHFORE
Noun: heifer.
HĒAHFRĒA
Noun: high or mighty lord.
HĒAHFRĒOLS
Noun: great festival.
HĒAHFRĒOLSDÆG
Noun: great feast-day.
HĒAHFRĒOLSTĪD
Noun: time of a great festival.
HĒAHFȲR
Noun: towering flame.
HĒAHGǢST
Noun: Holy Ghost.
HĒAHGEALDOR
Noun: powerful charm.
HĒAHGERĒFA

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Noun: high reeve or sheriff, chief officer, pro-consul, prefect.
HĒAHGESAMNUNG
Noun: chief synagogue.
HĒAHGESCEAFT
Noun: noble or exalted creature.
HĒAHGESCEAP
Noun: fate.
HĒAHGESTRĒON
Noun: rich or costly treasure.
HĒAHGETIMBRAD
Adjective: high-built.
HĒAHGETIMBRU
Noun: lofty edifice, place built on high.
HĒAHGEÐRING
Noun: whelming flood.
HĒAHGEWEORC
Noun: excellent or sublime work.
HĒAHGNORNUNG
Noun: sorrow, mourning, deep grief.
HĒAHGOD
Noun: the most High, God.
HĒAHGRÆFT
Adjective: carved in relief.
HĒAHHĀD
Noun: high or holy orders.
HĒAHHÆF
Noun: deep sea.
HĒAHHEALL
Noun: palace.
HĒAHHELM
Adjective: loftily crested; having foliage high up; having far-reaching rays.
HĒAHHĒOLOÐE
Noun: the plant elecampane or horseheal.
HĒAHHEORT
Adjective: proud, haughty.

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HĒAHHLIÐ
Noun: high hill.
HĒAHHLŪTOR
Adjective: of great purity.
HĒAHHWĒOLAD
Adjective: high-wheeled.
HĒAHHYLTE
Noun: high-placed shrubbery.
HĒAHHYRDE
Noun: head abbot, chief pastor.
HĒAHILDEST
Adjective: most excellent.
HĒAHLǢCE
Noun: learned physician.
HĒAHLAND
Noun: mountainous country, high ground.
HĒAHLANDRĪCA
Noun: irenarcha.
HĒAHLĀRĒOW
Noun: head or chief teacher.
HĒAHLEORNERE
Noun: high teacher, master.
HĒAHLUFE
Noun: great love.
HĒAHMÆGEN
Noun: great force, power; sublime or divine might; virtue.
HĒAHMÆSSE
Noun: high mass.
HĒAHMÆSSEDÆG
Noun: high mass day.
HĒAHMIHT
Noun: high authority, great or excellent might; the Almighty.
HĒAHMŌD
Adjective: high spirited, exultant; of high or lofty mind, noble; proud, haughty.
HĒAHMŌDNES

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Noun: pride.
HĒAHMŌR
Noun: high moor, lofty mountain.
HĒAHNAMA
Noun: great or exalted name.
HĒAHRECED
Noun: high or splendid building, temple, palace.
HĒAHRODOR
Noun: high or lofty heaven.
HĒAHRŪN
Noun: pythoness; mystery in which magic is involved, necromancy.
HĒAHSĀCERD
Noun: high or chief priest.
HĒAHSĀCERHĀD
Noun: highpriesthood.
HĒAHSǢ
Noun: high or deep sea.
HĒAHSǢL
Noun: great happiness.
HĒAHSǢÐĒOF
Noun: chief pirate.
HĒAHSANGERE
Noun: chief singer.
HĒAHSCEAÐA
Noun: chief pirate, arch-robber.
HĒAHSCĒAWERE
Noun: overseer, chief overlooker.
HĒAHSCĪREMAN
Noun: procurator.
HĒAHSELD
Noun: throne, rostrum; elevated platform.
HĒAHSELE
Noun: high hall.
HĒAHSETL
Noun: high seat, seat of honour, throne, judgement-seat; judgement.

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HĒAHSITTENDE
Adjective: sitting on high or on a lofty throne.
HĒAHSTĒAP
Adjective: very high, lofty.
HĒAHSTEDE
Noun: high place.
HĒAHSTEFN
Adjective: having a high stem or prow.
HĒAHSTRǢT
Noun: highway.
HĒAHSTRENGÐU
Noun: great strength.
HĒAHSUNNE
1. Adjective: very sinful.
2. Noun: arch-sun, the Deity.
HĒAHSYNN
Noun: deadly sin, wickedness, crime.
HĒAHTĪD
Noun: high or holy day, festival, solemnity.
HĒAHTIMBER
Noun: lofty building.
HĒAHTORR
Noun: high mountain.
HĒAHTRĒOW
Noun: solemn or excellent compact.
HĒAHÐEARF
Noun: great need.
HĒAHÐEGEN
Noun: chief or great officer, captain; apostle; angel.
HĒAHÐEGNUNG
Noun: high service, important function.
HĒAHÐĒOD
Noun: great people, illustrious race.
HĒAHÐRĒA
Noun: great affliction or punishment.

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HĒAHÐRYMM
Noun: great or exalted glory.
HĒAHÐRYMME
Adjective: of exalted glory.
HĒAHÐRYMNES
Noun: great glory.
HĒAHÐUNGEN
Adjective: of high rank, distinguished, illustrious.
HĒAHWEG
Noun: highway, main road.
HĒAHWĒOFOD
Noun: high altar.
HĒAHWITA
Noun: high or chief councillor.
HĒALA
Noun: hydrocele, rupture.
HEALÆRN
Noun: hall-building, palace.
HEALD
1. Noun: keeping, protection, guardianship, hold, custody; observation, watch; rule.
2. Adjective: bent, inclined, sloping.
HEALDAN
See (ge)healdan.
HEALDEND
See (ge)healdend.
HEALDENDGEORN
Noun: continent.
HEALDIEND
Noun: preserver.
HEALDING
Noun: holding, keeping, observance.
HEALDNES
See (ge)healdnes.
HEALDSUM
Adjective: careful, protective.

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HEALDSUMNES
See (ge)healdsumnes.
HĒALEDE
Adjective: hydrocelous, ruptured.
HEALF
1. Adjective: half.
2. Noun: half; part, side, quarter; behalf, account; direction.
3. Adverb: half.
HEALFÆCER
Noun: measure of land, half-acre.
HEALFBROCEN
Adjective: half-broken.
HEALFCLǢMED
Adjective: half-plastered.
HEALFCLUNGEN
Adjective: half-congealed.
HEALFCLYPIGENDE
Adjective: semi-vowel.
HEALFCWIC
Adjective: half-dead.
HEALFDĒAD
Adjective: half-dead.
HEALFEALD
Adjective: half-grown.
HEALFFERS
Noun: hemistich.
HEALFFĒÐE
Adjective: half-lame.
HEALFFRĒO
Adjective: half-free.
HEALFGEMET
Noun: diametra.
HEALFGEWRITEN
Adjective: half-written.
HEALFHĀR

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Adjective: half-hoary.
HEALFHĒAFOD
Noun: front of the head.
HEALFHRŪH
Adjective: half-rough.
HEALFHUNDING
Noun: creature having a dog’s head.
HEALFHUNDISC
Adjective: semi-canine.
HEALFHWĪT
Adjective: half-white.
HEALFHȲD
Noun: half a hide (of land).
HEALFMANN
Noun: half-man.
HEALFMARC
Noun: half-mark.
HEALFNACOD
Adjective: half-naked.
HEALFPENIGWURÐ
Noun: halfpenny-worth.
HEALFRĒAD
Adjective: reddish.
HEALFSCYLDIG
Adjective: half-guilty.
HEALFSESTER
Noun: half-sester (measure of bulk).
HEALFSINEWEALT
Adjective: half-round, semicircular.
HEALFSLǢPENDE
Adjective: half-asleep.
HEALFSODEN
Adjective: half cooked.
HEALFTRYNDEL
Noun: hemisphere.

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HEALFUNGA
Adverb: partially, imperfectly; slightly, to some extent; indirectly.
HEALFWEG
Noun: half-way.
HEALFWUDU
Noun: field-balm.
HEALGAMEN
Noun: social enjoyment; song.
HEALH
Noun: corner, angle, nook; secret place, recess, cave, closet; small hollow in a hill-side or slope,
bay.
HEALHIHTE
Adjective: having many angles.
HEALHÐEGN
Noun: occupier of the hall.
HĒALIC
Adjective: high, tall, lofty, elevated, raised, loud; very, intense, extreme; exalted, sublime; deep,
profound; proud; noble, excellent, distinguished.
HĒALĪCE
Adverb: highly, aloft; on high; very, greatly, extremely, intensely; specially; nobly; elaborately.
HĒALICNES
Noun: sublimity, majesty, dignity; greatness, loftiness.
HEALL
1. Noun: hall; dwelling, residence, house; palace, temple, law-court.
2. See healh.
3. Noun: stone, rock.
HEALLHĀLGUNG
Noun: celebration of rites in a hall; Bacchanalian rites.
HEALLIC
Adjective: palatial.
HEALLRĒAF
Noun: wall-tapestry.
HEALLRECED
Noun: hall-building, palace.
HEALLSITTEND

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Noun: sitter-in-hall.
HEALLÐEGN
1. Noun: hall-officer.
2. See healhðegn.
HEALLWĀHRIFT
Noun: wall-tapestry.
HEALLWUDU
Noun: woodwork of a hall.
HEALM
1. Noun: haulm, straw, stubble, stem or stalk of grass; thatched roof; harvest-land.
2. See helm (1).
HEALMSTRĒAW
Noun: straw, stubble.
HEALRECED
Noun: palace.
HEALS
Noun: neck; prow of a ship.
HEALSBĒAG
Noun: necklace, collar.
HEALSBEORG
Noun: neck-armour, gorget, hauberk.
HEALSBEORGGOLD
Noun: neck ornament.
HEALSBŌC
Noun: book which brings safety, amulet, phylactery.
HEALSBRYNIGE
Noun: corslet, gorget, hauberk.
HEALSED
Noun: head-cloth; neck of a tunic.
HEALSETA
Noun: neck of a tunic.
HEALSFÆST
Adjective: proud, arrogant, defiant, contemptuous, unsubmissive; stubborn, stiff-necked.
HEALSFANG
Noun: fine prescribed in substitution for capital and other punishments.

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HEALSGANG
Noun: neck-tumour.
HEALSGEBEDDA
Noun: beloved bedfellow, wife.
HEALSGUND
Noun: neck-tumour.
HEALSIGENDLIC
Adjective: imploring, that may be entreated.
HEALSIGENDLĪCE
Adverb: importunately.
HEALSLEÐER
Noun: reins.
HEALSMÆGEÐ
Noun: beloved maid.
HEALSMYNE
Noun: necklace; neck-ornament.
HEALSŌME
Noun: neck-tumour.
HEALSREFEÐER
Noun: feathers of a pillow, down.
HEALSTĀN
Noun: flat and small cake with a hard crust.
HEALSUNGBŌC
Noun: book of exorcism.
HEALSWÆRC
Noun: pain in the neck.
HEALSWRIÐA
Noun: necklace.
HEALSWYRT
Noun: Campanula trachelium, Hare's ear, bupleurum tenuissimum, Scilla autumnalis,
Symphytum album, daffodil (plants).
HEALT
Adjective: halt, limping, lame.
HEALTIAN
Verb: to halt, limp, be lame; to hesitate; to fall away.

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HEALÐEGN
1. Noun: hall-officer.
2. See heallðegn (1).
HEALWUDU
1. Noun: woodwork of a hall.
2. See heallwudu.
HĒAMOL
Adjective: miserly, niggardly, parsimonious; frugal.
HĒAMOLSCIPE
Noun: miserliness, niggardliness, parsimony.
HĒAN
1. Adjective: lowly, despised, poor, mean, bare, abject; wretched, miserable; ignoble, base;
humble; dejected, depressed, cast down.
2. See (ge)hēan.
HĒANDŌM
Noun: wretchedness.
HĒANE
Adverb: shamefully, ignominiously, abjectly.
HĒANES
Noun: highness; high place, top, height; excellence, sublimity, majesty, dignity; high rank; deep
place.
HĒANLIC
Adjective: ignominious; disgraceful, contemptible; common, paltry; poor; base, vile, abject.
HĒANLĪCE
Adverb: ignominiously, ingloriously; disgracefully, miserably; humbly.
HĒANMŌD
Adjective: sad, dejected, depressed, downcast, cast down, humiliated.
HĒANNES
1. Noun: treading down.
2. See hēanes.
HĒANSPĒDIG
Adjective: poor, scantily endowed.
HĒAP
Noun: heap, pile; crowd, troop, band, multitude, company, assembly; great number; army,
retinue.

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HĒAPIAN
See (ge)hēapian.
HĒAPMǢLUM
Adverb: by companies, in troops, bands or flocks.
HĒAPUM
Adverb: in heaps, in troops.
HĒAPUNG
Noun: heap, heaping, pile.
HEARD
1. Adjective: hard, harsh, severe, rigorous, stern, cruel; strong, intense, vigorous, violent; firm,
stubborn, resistant; bold, brave.
2. Noun: hard object; what is hard.
HEARDCWIDE
Noun: harsh language or speech, abuse, contumely, reproach.
HEARDE
Adverb: hard, firmly, very severely, strictly, sorely; greatly, exceedingly; grievously, painfully;
tightly, fastening.
HEARDECG
1. Adjective: sharp of edge.
2. Noun: sword.
HEARDHARA
Noun: mullet, name of a fish.
HEARDHĒAW
Noun: cutting implement, chisel.
HEARDHEORT
Adjective: hard-hearted, stubborn.
HEARDHEORTNES
Noun: hard-heartedness.
HEARDHICGENDE
Adjective: bold or brave in purpose.
HEARDHĪÐENDE
Adjective: ravaging.
HEARDIAN
See (ge)heardian.
HEARDING

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Noun: bold or brave man, warrior, hero.
HEARDLIC
Adjective: hard, harsh, severe, strict, stern; fierce, terrible; bold, warlike; excessive.
HEARDLĪCE
Adverb: hardly, harshly, severely, strictly, inflexibly, sorely, sternly; bravely, resolutely, stoutly;
excessively.
HEARDLICNES
Noun: hardness, severity, strictness, austerity.
HEARDMŌD
Adjective: bold, brave, over-confident; obstinate, unyielding spirit, stout-hearted.
HEARDMŌDNES
Noun: hardness of mind or heart, obstinacy.
HEARDNEB
Adjective: having a hard beak.
HEARDNEBBA
Noun: raven.
HEARDNES
Noun: hardness.
HEARDRǢD
Adjective: firm, steadfast, constant.
HEARDSǢLIG
Adjective: unfortunate, unhappy.
HEARDSǢLNES
Noun: misfortune, calamity.
HEARDSǢLÐ
Noun: unhappiness, misfortune, calamity; wickedness, misconduct.
HEARDUNG
Noun: hardening.
HEARDWENDLĪCE
Adverb: severely, strictly.
HEARG
Noun: temple, fane, sanctuary, altar; grove; idol.
HEARGEARD
Noun: dwelling in the woods.
HEARGLIC

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Adjective: idolatrous; pertaining to a fane.
HEARGTRÆF
Noun: idol or heathen temple.
HEARGWEARD
Noun: temple-warden, priest.
HEARM
1. Noun: evil, harm, hurt, injury, damage; affliction, pain, grief, tribulation; calumny, insult,
injurious speech.
2. Adjective: evil, malicious, malignant, harmful, injurious, grievous.
HEARMA
Noun: mouse, weasel, dormouse.
HEARMASCINNEN
Adjective: made of ermine.
HEARMBERG
Noun: mound of calamity or affliction.
HEARMCWALU
Noun: great suffering or destruction.
HEARMCWEÐAN
Verb: to revile, speak ill of.
HEARMCWEÐEND
Noun: calumniator, slanderer.
HEARMCWIDDIAN
Verb: to calumniate, revile, speak ill of.
HEARMCWIDE
1. Noun: calumny, blasphemy, abusive or injurious speech; heavy sentence, curse.
2. See heardcwide.
HEARMCWIDOL
Adjective: evil-speaking, calumnious, slanderous.
HEARMCWIDOLIAN
Verb: to calumniate, slander, speak evil.
HEARMCWIDOLNES
Noun: slander.
HEARMEDWĪT
Noun: grievous reproach.
HEARMFUL

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Adjective: evil, harmful, hurtful, injurious.
HEARMFULLĪC
Adjective: harmful, hurtful.
HEARMIAN
Verb: to harm, hurt, injure.
HEARMLĒOÐ
Noun: sorrowful song, elegy; lamentation.
HEARMLIC
Adjective: harmful, hurtful, injurious, grievous, calamitous, miserable.
HEARMLOCA
Noun: prison; hell.
HEARMPLEGA
Noun: fight, strife.
HEARMSCAÐA
Noun: grievous or terrible enemy.
HEARMSCEARU
Noun: punishment, penalty; affliction.
HEARMSLEGE
Noun: grievous blow.
HEARMSPRǢC
1. Noun: calumny, slander.
2. Adjective: calumnious.
HEARMSTÆF
Noun: harm, hurt, sorrow, trouble, tribulation, affliction.
HEARMTĀN
Noun: shoot of sorrow.
HEARPE
Noun: harping, harp.
HEARPENÆGL
Noun: plectrum, instrument for striking the strings of a harp.
HEARPERE
Noun: harper.
HEARPESTRE
Noun: female harper.
HEARPESTRENG

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Noun: harp-string.
HEARPIAN
Verb: to play the harp.
HEARPLIC
Adjective: of a harp.
HEARPSANG
Noun: song to the harp, psalm.
HEARPSLEGE
Noun: plectrum, instrument for striking the harp; playing of the harp.
HEARPSWĒG
Noun: sound of the harp.
HEARPUNG
Noun: harping.
HEARRA
1. Noun: lord, master.
2. See heorr.
HEARWIAN
Verb: to cool.
HEASCAN
Verb: to reproach, rail, jeer at.
HEAÐOR
Noun: restraint, confinement.
HEAÐORIAN
See (ge)heaðorian.
HEAÐUBYRNE
Noun: war-corslet.
HEAÐUDĒOR
Adjective: bold, brave, stout in war.
HEAÐUFREMMENDE
Adjective: fighting.
HEAÐUFȲR
Noun: cruel or fierce fire.
HEAÐUGEONG
Adjective: young and active in war.
HEAÐUGLEMM

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Noun: wound got in battle.
HEAÐUGRIM
Adjective: very fierce.
HEAÐUHELM
Noun: war-helm, cask.
HEAÐULĀC
Noun: battle.
HEAÐULĪÐENDE
Noun: seafaring warrior.
HEAÐULIND
Noun: linden war-shield.
HEAÐUMǢRE
Adjective: famed or illustrious in battle.
HEAÐURǢS
Noun: attack, onset, onrush.
HEAÐURĒAF
Noun: war-gear or dress, armour.
HEAÐURINC
Noun: warrior.
HEAÐURŌF
Adjective: famed or brave in war.
HEAÐUSCEARD
Adjective: dinted in war.
HEAÐUSĒOC
Adjective: wounded in fight.
HEAÐUSIGEL
Noun: sun.
HEAÐUSTĒAP
Adjective: towering in battle.
HEAÐUSWĀT
Noun: blood shed in battle.
HEAÐUSWENG
Noun: battle-stroke.
HEAÐUTORHT
Adjective: clear as a battle-cry.

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HEAÐUWǢD
Noun: armour, warlike dress.
HEAÐUWEORC
Noun: battle-deed, fight.
HEAÐUWĒRIG
Adjective: weary from fighting.
HEAÐUWYLM
Noun: fierce or intense flame.
HĒAWAN
See (ge)hēawan.
HEBBAN
See (ge)hebban.
HEBBENDLIC
Adjective: exalted.
HEBRĒISC
Adjective: Hebrew.
HĒCEN
Noun: kid.
HECG
Noun: enclosure, fence, hedge.
HĒDAN
See (ge)hēdan.
HĒDDERN
Noun: storehouse, storeroom.
HEDECLĀÐ
Noun: thick upper garment like a chasuble.
HEDEN
Noun: hood, robe, chasuble.
HĒDENDLIC
Adjective: captious, sophistical.
HEDENDLĪCE
Adverb: captiously.
HEFE
1. Noun: weight, burden; importance.
2. See hæfe (1).

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HEFEFUL
Adjective: severe; grievous.
HEFELD
Noun: thread for weaving.
HEFELDIAN
See (ge)hefeldian.
HEFELDÐRǢD
Noun: thread for weaving.
HEFELGYRD
Noun: weaver’s beam.
HEFEN
1. Noun: burden.
2. See heofon.
HEFGIAN
Verb: to make heavy; to afflict, grieve, oppress, weight down; to increase, aggravate; to become
heavy, depressed, weakened.
HEFIG
Adjective: heavy, weighty, serious, grave, severe, important; troublesome, grievous, oppressive,
burdensome, weariness, tedious, toilsome, onerous, overpowering, ponderous; difficult; slow, dull;
deep, profound; thick.
HEFIGE
Adverb: heavily, hardly, with difficulty; grievously, painfully.
HEFIGIAN
See (ge)hefigian.
HEFIGLIC
Adjective: heavy, weighty, serious, grave, severe, oppressive, burdensome; hard to do, laborious,
wearisome, tedious; deep, profound.
HEFIGLĪCE
Adverb: heavily, seriously; intensely, vehemently, deeply, exceedingly, violently; sadly,
sorrowfully, grievously, mournfully; sluggishly, dully.
HEFIGMŌD
Adjective: troublesome, vexatious, oppressive; sad or heavy-hearted.
HEFIGNES
Noun: heaviness, weight; trouble, affliction, grief, difficult matter; oppressiveness,
burdensomeness; slowness, dullness, torpor; disease.

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HEFIGTȲME
Adjective: troublesome, grievous, oppressive, displeasing, annoying, wearisome, tedious; heavy,
grave, severe.
HEFIGTȲMNES
Noun: trouble, affliction, vexation.
HEFUNG
Noun: heaving, lifting up.
HĒGAN
See (ge)hēgan.
HEGE
Noun: hedge, fence.
HEGECLIFE
Noun: hedge clivers.
HEGEGIAN
Verb: to enclose, fence in, hedge.
HEGEHYMELE
Noun: hop-plant.
HEGERǢW
Noun: hedgerow.
HEGERIFE
Noun: cleavers.
HEGESAGOL
Noun: hedge-stake.
HEGESĀHL
Noun: hedge-stake.
HEGESTEALL
Noun: place with a hedge.
HEGESTŌW
Noun: place enclosed by a hedge.
HEGESUGGE
Noun: hedge-sparrow.
HEGEWEGE
Noun: road between hedges.
HEGGE 1
Noun: hedge, fence.

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HEGIAN
Verb: to enclose, fence in, hedge.
HEGSTÆF
Noun: bar to stop an opening in a fence.
HEL
1. Noun: pretext.
2. See hell.
3. See hele.
HĒLA
Noun: heel.
HĒLADE
Adjective: having large heels.
HELAN
See (ge)helan.
HĒLAN
Verb: to calumniate, speak evil of.
HELCOL
Noun: Hercules.
HELDE
1. Noun: tansy.
2. See hyldo.
3. See hielde.
HELE
Noun: subterfuge, covering, hidden spot.
HELFAN
Verb: to halve, divide into two parts.
HELFLING
Noun: halfpenny.
HELIAN
See (ge)helian.
HELIC
Noun: herring.
HELL
Noun: hell, place of torment, Gehenna; Hades, infernal regions.
HELLBEND

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Noun: bond of hell.
HELLCNIHT
Noun: devil, demon, infernal servant.
HELLCRÆFT
Noun: hellish power or art.
HELLCUND
Adjective: of hell, infernal, devilish.
HELLCWALU
Noun: pains of hell.
HELLDOR
Noun: gate of hell.
HELLE
Noun: hell.
HELLEBEALU
Noun: hell-bale, woe of hell.
HELLEBRŌGA
Noun: terror of hell.
HELLEBRYNE
Noun: hell-fire.
HELLECǢGAN
Noun: keys of hell.
HELLECEAFL
Noun: jaws of hell.
HELLECINN
Noun: hellish race.
HELLECLAMM
Noun: hell-bond.
HELLEDĒOFOL
Noun: devil; god of the infernal regions, Orcus, Pluto.
HELLEDOR
Noun: gate of hell.
HELLEDURU
Noun: gate of hell.
HELLEFLŌR
Noun: floor of hell, courts of hell.

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HELLEFȲR
Noun: hell-fire.
HELLEGĀST
Noun: spirit of hell.
HELLEGEAT
Noun: gate of hell.
HELLEGRUND
Noun: abyss or depth of hell.
HELLEGRUT
Noun: abyss or pit of hell.
HELLEGRYRE
Noun: horror of hell.
HELLEHÆFTA
Noun: prisoner of hell, devil.
HELLEHÆFTLING
1. Noun: prisoner of hell, devil.
2. See hellehæfta.
HELLEHĒAF
Noun: wailings or howlings of hell.
HELLEHINCA
Noun: hell-limper, devil.
HELLEHUND
Noun: hell-hound.
HELLEHŪS
Noun: hell-house.
HELLELOC
Noun: enclosure or prison in hell.
HELLEMÆGEN
Noun: troop or host of hell.
HELLEMERE
Noun: Stygian lake.
HELLEMŪÐ
Noun: mouth of hell.
HELLENĪÐ
Noun: torments of hell.

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HELLEPĪN
Noun: hell-torment.
HELLERŪNE
Noun: sorceress, pythoness; necromancer; demon.
HELLESCEALC
Noun: devil.
HELLESĒAÐ
Noun: pit of hell.
HELLESTŌW
Noun: infernal region.
HELLESŪSL
Noun: hell-torment.
HELLETINGREGA
Noun: hell-torment.
HELLETINTREG
Noun: hell-torment.
HELLEÐEGN
Noun: devil.
HELLEWĪTE
Noun: hell-pains, torment, punishment; hell.
HELLEWĪTEBRŌGA
Noun: terror of hell.
HELLFENLIC
Adjective: like a fen of hell.
HELLFIREN
Noun: hellish crime.
HELLFŪS
Adjective: bound for hell.
HELLGEÐWING
Noun: confinement in hell.
HELLGOD
Noun: god of the lower world.
HELLHEORT
1. Adjective: terrified; disheartened.
2. See ellheort (1).

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HELLHEOÐO
Noun: vault of hell.
HELLIC
Adjective: of hell, infernal, diabolic, exceedingly wicked.
HELLSCEAÐA
Noun: hell-foe, fiend, devil; grave.
HELLTRÆF
Noun: hellish building, devil’s temple.
HELLTREGA
Noun: hell-torment or torture.
HELLWARAN
Noun: dwellers in hell.
HELLWARU
Noun: dwellers in hell.
HELLWENDLIC
Adjective: infernal.
HELLWEROD
Noun: host of hell.
HELLWIHT
Noun: creature of hell, devil.
HELM
1. Noun: helm; covering, concealment, protection, defence; diadem, crown; top (of trees),
summit; lord, protector.
2. See elm.
HELMA
Noun: helm, rudder.
HELMBǢRE
Adjective: leafy, bearing foliage.
HELMBEREND
Noun: one who wears a helmet.
HELMBERENDE
Adjective: leafy, having foliage.
HELMIAN
See (ge)helmian.
HELMIHT

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HELMWEARD
Noun: pilot; sea-warder.
HELP
Noun: help, aid, assistance, succour; cure, remedy of disease.
HELPAN
See (ge)helpan.
HELPEND
Noun: helper.
HELPENDLIC
Adjective: to be liberated; auxiliary.
HELPENDRĀP
Noun: helping-rope.
HELRŪNA
Noun: hellish monster.
HELRȲNEGU
Noun: sorceress, witch.
HĒLSPURE
Noun: heel.
HELUNG
Noun: covering.
HEM
Noun: hem, border.
HEMEÐE
Noun: undergarment, shirt.
HEMMAN
Verb: to close, stop up.
HEMMING
Noun: shoe of undressed leather.
HENDRĪCAS
Noun: name of the inhabitants of a district in England.
HENGECLIF
Noun: overhanging cliff.
HENGEN
Noun: hanging; cross; torture, rack; confinement, imprisonment; prison.

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HENGENWĪTNUNG
Noun: punishment of imprisonment.
HENGEST
Noun: stallion, steed, gelding; horse.
HENGESTRĒOW
Noun: gallows.
HENGWĪTE
Noun: fine for not detaining an offender.
HENN
Noun: hen.
HENNA
Noun: fowl.
HENNEǢG
Noun: hen's egg.
HENNEÆGSCILL
Noun: shell of a hen's egg.
HENNEBELLE
Noun: henbane.
HENNEBROÐ
Noun: chicken broth.
HENNFUGOL
Noun: hen.
HENTAN
See (ge)hentan.
HĒO
1. Pronoun: she, they.
2. See hīw (1).
3. See hīw (2).
HĒODÆG
Adverb: to-day.
HĒOF
1. Noun: sorrow, lamentation, mourning, grief, wailing.
2. See hēaf.
HĒOFAN
Verb: to lament, mourn, grieve, wail, be sorry for.

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HĒOFENDLIC
Adjective: lamentable, mournful, expressing grief, dismal, funereal.
HĒOFENDLĪCE
Adverb: dismally.
HĒOFIAN
Verb: to lament, mourn, wail, bewail.
HĒOFIGENDLIC
Adjective: lamenting, lamentable, expressing grief, funereal.
HEOFON
Noun: heaven, sky, firmament; power or ruler of heaven; ceiling.
HEOFONBĒACEN
Noun: sign in the sky.
HEOFONBEORHT
Adjective: heavenly bright.
HEOFONBIGGENDE
Adjective: chaste.
HEOFONBŪEND
Noun: living in heaven.
HEOFONBȲME
Noun: heavenly trumpet.
HEOFONCANDEL
Noun: heavenly candle or light, sun, moon, stars.
HEOFONCENNED
Adjective: heaven-born.
HEOFONCOL
Noun: heat of the sun, coal of the heavens.
HEOFONCUND
Adjective: heavenly, celestial.
HEOFONCUNDLIC
Adjective: heavenly, celestial.
HEOFONCYNING
Noun: king of heaven, Christ.
HEOFONDĒMA
Noun: heavenly ruler or judge.
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Noun: joy of heaven.
HEOFONDUGUÐ
Noun: heavenly host.
HEOFONENGEL
Noun: angel of heaven.
HEOFONFELD
Noun: Northumbrian local name.
HEOFONFLĒOGENDE
Adjective: flying.
HEOFONFLŌD
Noun: torrent, flood produced by heavy rain.
HEOFONFUGOL
Noun: fowl of heaven.
HEOFONFȲR
Noun: fire from heaven, lightning.
HEOFONHÆBBEND
Noun: possessor of heaven, epithet of the Deity.
HEOFONHĀLIG
Adjective: heaven-holy.
HEOFONHĀM
Noun: heavenly home, heaven.
HEOFONHĒAH
Adjective: heaven-high, reaching to heaven.
HEOFONHEALL
Noun: heavenly hall.
HEOFONHLĀF
Noun: bread of heaven, manna.
HEOFONHRŌF
Noun: vault of heaven, heaven; roof, ceiling.
HEOFONHŪS
Noun: ceiling.
HEOFONHWEALF
Noun: vault of heaven.
HEOFONHYRST
Noun: ornament of the heavens.

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HEOFONISC
Adjective: heavenly.
HEOFONLĒOHT
Noun: heavenly light.
HEOFONLĒOMA
Noun: heavenly light or radiance.
HEOFONLIC
Adjective: heavenly, celestial, divine; chaste.
HEOFONLĪCE
Adverb: heavenly, from heaven.
HEOFONMÆGEN
Noun: heavenly might or force.
HEOFONRĪCE
Noun: kingdom of heaven.
HEOFONSETL
Noun: throne of heaven, heavenly dwelling.
HEOFONSTEORRA
Noun: star of heaven.
HEOFONSTŌL
Noun: throne of heaven.
HEOFONTIMBER
Noun: heavenly structure.
HEOFONTORHT
Adjective: very bright, glorious.
HEOFONTUNGOL
Noun: heavenly luminary.
HEOFONÐRĒAT
Noun: heavenly band or company.
HEOFONÐRYMM
Noun: heavenly glory or majesty.
HEOFONWARE
Noun: inhabitants of heaven.
HEOFONWARU
Noun: inhabitants of heaven; heaven.
HEOFONWEALDEND

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Noun: ruler of heaven, God.
HEOFONWEARD
Noun: guardian of heaven, God.
HEOFONWEROD
Noun: heavenly host.
HEOFONWLITIG
Adjective: divinely fair.
HEOFONWOLCEN
Noun: cloud of heaven.
HEOFONWŌMA
Noun: terrible noise from heaven.
HEOFONWULDOR
Noun: heavenly glory.
HĒOFSĪÐ
Noun: lamentable state or condition.
HĒOFUNG
Noun: lamentation, mourning, grieving.
HĒOFUNGDÆG
Noun: day of mourning.
HĒOFUNGTĪD
Noun: time of mourning.
HEOLCA
Noun: hoar-frost, rime.
HEOLFOR
Noun: blood, gore.
HEOLFRIG
Adjective: bloody, gory.
HEOLOR
Noun: balance, scales.
HEOLORBLEDU
Noun: scale of a balance.
HEOLORIAN
Verb: to weigh, ponder; to consider.
HEOLORUNG
Noun: turning of a balance or scale.

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HEOLOÐCYNN
Noun: denizens or devils of hell.
HEOLOÐHELM
Noun: helmet which makes the wearer invisible.
HEOLRA
Noun: scale of a balance, balance.
HEOLSTOR
1. Noun: darkness; cover, hiding-place, concealment, retreat.
2. Adjective: dark, shadowy.
HEOLSTORCOFA
Noun: dark or concealed chamber, grave.
HEOLSTORHOF
Noun: dark dwelling, hell.
HEOLSTORLOCA
Noun: dark enclosure, prison.
HEOLSTORSCEADO
Noun: concealing shade, darkness.
HEOLSTORSCUWA
Noun: concealing shade, darkness.
HEOLSTRIG
Adjective: dark, shadowy, obscure, secret.
HEOLSTRUNG
Noun: darkness.
HEONON
Adverb: hence, from here, away; from now.
HEONONE
Adverb: hence, from here, away; from now.
HEONONSĪÐ
Noun: death; departure.
HEONONWEARD
Adjective: going hence, passing away, transient.
HEONU
Interjection: lo, behold.
HĒOPA
Noun: bramble, briar.

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HĒOPBRĒMEL
Noun: dog-rose, wild rose, bramble.
HĒOPE
Noun: hip, seed-vessel of wild-rose; bush, brier.
HĒORAN
See (ge)hēoran.
HEORCNIAN
See (ge)heorcnian.
HEORCNUNG
Noun: hearing, listening, hearkening.
HEORD
1. Noun: herd, flock; keeping, care, guard, custody.
2. Noun: sycamore.
HEORDE
1. Noun: hards (of flax), tow.
2. See hierde.
3. See heord (1).
4. See heord (2).
HEORDNES
See (ge)heordnes.
HEORDRǢDEN
See (ge)heordrǣden.
HĒORE
Adjective: pleasant, gentle, mild; secure; pure.
HEOROT
Noun: hart, stag, male deer.
HEOROTBERGE
Noun: buckthorn-berry.
HEOROTBREMBEL
Noun: buckthorn.
HEOROTBREMBELLĒAF
Noun: leaf of the buckthorn.
HEOROTBRĒR
Noun: buckthorn.
HEOROTCLǢFRE

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Noun: hart-clover.
HEOROTCROP
Noun: cluster of hartwort flowers.
HEOROTFORD
Noun: Hertford.
HEOROTSMEORU
Noun: hart’s grease.
HEOROTSOL
Noun: stag's wallowing place.
HEORR
Noun: hinge; cardinal point.
HEORT
See (ge)heort.
HEORTANCNYS
Noun: (com)pulsus cordis.
HEORTCOÐA
Noun: heart disease.
HEORTCOÐU
Noun: heart disease.
HEORTE
Noun: heart; breast, bosom; soul, spirit; will, desire, intent, inclination; courage; mind,
intellect; affections; character, disposition, temperament.
HEORTECE
Noun: heartache.
HEORTEN
Adjective: of a heart.
HEORTGESIDA
Noun: entrails, the vitals.
HEORTGRYRE
Noun: terror of heart.
HEORTHAMA
Noun: covering of the heart, pericardium.
HEORTHOGU
Noun: heart-care.
HEORTLĒAS

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Adjective: dispirited, without courage, cowed.
HEORTLUFU
Noun: hearty love.
HEORTSĀRNES
Noun: grief.
HEORTSCRÆF
Noun: heart.
HEORTSĒOC
Adjective: heart-sick.
HEORTSĒOCNES
Noun: cardialgia.
HEORTWÆRC
Noun: pain in the heart.
HEORÐ
Noun: hearth, fire-place; house, home.
HEORÐA
Noun: deer or goat skin.
HEORÐBACEN
Adjective: baked on the hearth.
HEORÐCNEOHT
Noun: attendant, domestic.
HEORÐFÆST
Adjective: having a settled home.
HEORÐGENĒAT
Noun: retainer, hearth-comrade.
HEORÐPENING
Noun: hearth-penny, tax (for the Church).
HEORÐSWǢPE
Noun: bridesmaid.
HEORÐWEROD
Noun: body of retainers, family.
HEORU
Noun: sword.
HEORUBLĀC
Adjective: mortally wounded.

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HEORUCUMBUL
Noun: warlike ensign, standard.
HEORUDOLG
Noun: deadly or sword wound.
HEORUDRĒOR
Noun: sword-blood, gore.
HEORUDRĒORIG
Adjective: blood-stained, gory; deathly sick; very sad.
HEORUDRYNC
Noun: blood shed by the sword; wound.
HEORUFÆÐM
Noun: deadly or hostile grasp.
HEORUFLĀ
Noun: arrow.
HEORUGĪFRE
Adjective: fierce or greedy for slaughter.
HEORUGRǢDIG
Adjective: greedy to destroy, bloodthirsty.
HEORUGRIMM
Adjective: savage, fierce, cruel.
HEORUHŌCIHT
Adjective: savagely barbed.
HEORUSCEARP
Adjective: terribly sharp.
HEORUSCEORP
Noun: war equipments, coat of mail.
HEORUSERCE
Noun: coat of mail, war-shirt.
HEORUSWEALWE
Noun: hawk, falcon.
HEORUSWENG
Noun: stroke with a word.
HEORUWǢPEN
Noun: weapon of war, sword.
HEORUWEALLENDE

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Adjective: gushing with destruction.
HEORUWEARG
Noun: bloodthirsty wolf; accursed foe.
HEORUWORD
Noun: hostile or fierce speech.
HEORUWULF
Noun: fierce wolf; warrior.
HĒOÐU
Noun: room, hall.
HĒR
1. Adverb: here, in this place, in this world; now, at this point of time, at this date; towards this
place, hither.
2. See hǣr.
HĒRÆFTER
Adverb: hereafter, later on.
HĒRBEFORAN
Adverb: before, previously.
HĒRBEUFAN
Adverb: here above, previously.
HĒRBŪENDE
Noun: dwellers on this earth.
HĒRCYME
Noun: coming here, advent.
HĒRE
1. Noun: dignity; greatness, importance, majesty.
2. See hǣre.
HERE
Noun: predatory band, troop, army, legion, cohort; host, crowd, multitude; war, battle;
devastation, ravaging, harrying, plundering.
HEREBĒACEN
Noun: military ensign, standard; beacon, lighthouse.
HEREBEORG
Noun: lodgings, shelter, quarters; harbour.
HEREBEORGIAN
Verb: to take up one’s quarters, lodge.

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HEREBLĒAÐ
Adjective: fearful, timorous, cowardly.
HEREBRŌGA
Noun: dread of war.
HEREBȲME
Noun: war-trumpet, sackbut.
HEREBYRNE
Noun: war-corslet.
HERECIRM
Noun: war cry.
HERECOMBOL
Noun: military signal, standard.
HERECYST
Noun: warlike band.
HEREDRACA
Noun: war-drake, arrow.
HEREFELD
Noun: battlefield; field.
HEREFEOH
Noun: booty.
HEREFĒÐA
Noun: war-troop.
HEREFINNAS
Noun: the name of some people occupying a district in Mercia.
HEREFLȲMA
Noun: deserter.
HEREFOLC
Noun: army.
HEREFONG
Noun: osprey.
HEREFORD
Noun: Hereford.
HEREFUGOL
Noun: bird of prey, eagle, vulture, raven.
HEREGANG

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Noun: invasion, irruption; devastation.
HEREGEATLAND
Noun: heriot-land.
HEREGEATU
Noun: war-gear, military equipment; heriot.
HEREGILD
Noun: war-tax, Danegeld.
HEREGRĪMA
Noun: helmet.
HEREHAND
Noun: violence of war.
HEREHLŌÐ
Noun: war-host, troop.
HEREHORN
Noun: trumpet.
HEREHŪÐ
Noun: spoil, plunder, booty.
HERELĀF
Noun: remains of a host; spoil.
HERELIC
Adjective: relating to an army, martial.
HERELOF
Noun: warlike glory, fame; sign of victory, trophy.
HEREMÆCG
Noun: warrior; man.
HEREMÆGEN
Noun: warlike force, army; host, multitude.
HEREMANN
Noun: soldier; subject, subordinate, follower, servant; hearer, parishioner.
HEREMEÐEL
Noun: national assembly.
HERENES
See (ge)herenes.
HERENETT
Noun: corslet, coat of mail.

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HERENITIG
Noun: expedition.
HERENĪÐ
Noun: warfare, hostility.
HERENUMA
Noun: captive, prisoner of war.
HEREPĀD
Noun: corslet, coat of mail.
HEREPAÐ
Noun: military road, highway.
HEREPAÐFORD
Noun: ford where a herepæþ crosses a stream.
HERERǢS
Noun: hostile raid; raid by the Danes.
HERERǢSWA
Noun: commander, chieftain.
HERERĒAF
Noun: spoil, plunder, booty.
HERERINC
Noun: warrior.
HERESCEAFT
Noun: war-shaft, spear.
HERESCEORP
Noun: war-dress.
HERESCIPE
Noun: troop.
HERESĪÐ
Noun: warlike expedition, march.
HERESPĒD
Noun: success in war.
HĒRESPEL
Noun: glorious discourse, panegyric, eulogy.
HERESTRǢL
Noun: arrow.
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Noun: highway, main road.
HERESWĒG
Noun: martial sound.
HERESYRCE
Noun: corslet, coat of mail.
HERETĒAM
Noun: devastation, spoil, plunder, booty; predatory excursion.
HERETĒMA
Noun: general, ruler, king.
HERETOGA
Noun: commander, general, chieftain.
HERETOGEN
Adjective: captive.
HEREÐ
Noun: booty.
HEREÐRĒAT
Noun: war-band, band of soldiers, troop.
HEREÐRYM
Noun: martial force, phalanx.
HEREWǢD
Noun: war-weed, armour.
HEREWǢPEN
Noun: weapon.
HEREWÆSMA
Noun: prowess.
HEREWǢÐA
Noun: warrior; war-hunter.
HEREWEG
Noun: highway, high road.
HEREWEORC
Noun: warlike deed or work.
HEREWĪC
Noun: dwellings, camp.
HEREWĪSA
Noun: captain, general, guide of an army; director.

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HEREWŌP
Noun: cry of an army.
HEREWORD
Noun: praise, renown, applause.
HEREWŌSA
Noun: warrior, one who is fierce in fight.
HEREWULF
Noun: warrior; a war-wolf.
HERGAÐ
Noun: devastation, plundering, booty, making war.
HERGERE
Noun: one who praises, plunderer.
HERGIAN
See (ge)hergian.
HERGIEND
Noun: robber, spoiler, plunderer.
HERGUNG
Noun: devastation, harrying, plundering, booty; invasion, irruption, incursion, raid, attack;
waging war.
HERIAN
See (ge)herian.
HERIGEND
Noun: flatterer, one who praises.
HERIGENDLIC
See (ge)herigendlic.
HERIGENDLĪCE
See (ge)herigendlīce.
HERIGENDSANG
Noun: song of praise.
HĒRINNE
Adverb: herein.
HERLIC
1. Adjective: noble, excellent.
2. See herelic.
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Adverb: of this, hereof.
HĒRON
Adverb: herein.
HĒRONGEAN
Adverb: contrariwise.
HĒRONGEMONG
Adverb: at this point, in this connection, meanwhile; among others.
HĒRRIHTE
Adverb: at this point, just here.
HĒRTŌ
Adverb: thus far, up to this point.
HĒRTŌĒACAN
Adverb: besides.
HERÐAN
Noun: testiculi.
HERÐBELIG
Noun: scrotum.
HERUNG
Noun: praise, approbation; service of praise, lauds.
HERWIÐ
Adverb: herewith.
HĒSE
Noun: woodland country, land with bushwood.
HETAN
Verb: to attack.
HETE
Noun: envy, hate; malice, malignity, hostility, enmity, spite; persecution, punishment.
HETEGRIM
Adjective: fierce, cruel.
HETELIC
Adjective: evil, malicious, malignant, hostile, horrible; violent, hard, severe; excessive.
HETELĪCE
Adverb: violently, vehemently, fiercely, furiously; severely.
HETENĪÐ
Noun: wickedness, malice, hostility, enmity, spite.

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HETERŌF
Adjective: hostile, full of hate.
HETERŪN
Noun: charm causing hate or evil.
HETESPRǢC
Noun: hostile or defiant speech.
HETESWENG
Noun: hostile blow.
HETEÐANC
Noun: hostile thought or design.
HETEÐONCOL
Adjective: hostile, having evil designs.
HETLEN
Adjective: hostile, malignant, bearing hate.
HETOL
Adjective: evil, malignant, hostile; severe; violent, savage, ferocious.
HETOLNES
Noun: violence, fierceness, ferocity, rapacity; severity.
HETSIAN
Verb: to hate.
HETTAN
Verb: to chase, persecute, pursue as an enemy.
HETTEND
Noun: enemy, antagonist.
HĪ
Interjection: oh!
HICE
Noun: name of a bird, parruca.
HICEMĀSE
Noun: blue titmouse.
HICOL
Noun: woodpecker.
HĪCUÐA
Noun: member of a household.
HĪD

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1. Noun: hide of land (about 120 acres).
2. See hȳd (1).
HIDER
Adverb: hither, to this side, on this side.
HIDERCYME
Noun: arrival, advent, coming hither.
HIDERE
Adverb: hither.
HIDERGEOND
Adverb: thither, yonder.
HIDERRYNE
Adjective: of our country.
HIDERTŌCYME
Noun: arrival, advent.
HIDERWEARD
1. Adjective: hitherward, towards this place.
2. Adverb: towards this place, hitherward.
HĪDGILD
1. Noun: tax paid on each hide of land.
2. See hȳdgild.
HĪDMǢLUM
Adverb: by hides.
HĪE
Pronoun: they.
HĪEG
Noun: hay, mown grass.
HĪEGHŪS
Noun: hay store.
HĪEGSĪÐE
Noun: hay-scythe.
HĪEHÐU
Noun: height, elevation, altitude, summit; glory; high degree of quality; regions above, heaven.
HIELD
See (ge)hield.
HIELDAN

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HIELDE
Noun: slope, declivity.
HIELFE
Noun: handle, helve.
HIELFLING
Noun: mite; halfpenny, farthing.
HIELLAN
Verb: to make a noise.
HIELTO
Noun: lameness, haltness.
HĪENAN
See (ge)hīenan.
HĪENEND
Noun: accuser.
HĪENNES
1. Noun: crushing, destruction.
2. See hȳnnes.
HĪENÐ
Noun: affliction, humiliation, abasement, oppression, annoyance; harm, hurt, injury, damage,
destruction; disgrace, misery, poverty, loss; act of hanging.
HĪERAN
Verb: to hear, listen; to follow, serve, obey; to grant, accede to; to be subject to, belong to.
HIERDAN
See (ge)hierdan.
HIERDE
Noun: guide, pastor, shepherd, herdsman; keeper, protector, guard, guardian.
HIERDEBELIG
Noun: shepherd’s bag.
HIERDEBŌC
Noun: pastoral book.
HIERDECNAPA
Noun: young shepherd or herdsman.
HIERDELĒAS
Adjective: without a shepherd or pastor.

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HIERDELIC
Adjective: pastoral.
HIERDEMAN
Noun: shepherd, herdsman.
HIERDENN
Noun: hardening.
HIERDEWYRT
Noun: name of a plant.
HIERDUNG
Noun: strengthening; restoring.
HĪEREMAN
Noun: subject, follower, servant, retainer; hearer, parishioner.
HĪERING
1. Noun: hearing, tidings, hearsay.
2. See hǣring.
HĪERINGMAN
Noun: subject.
HĪERNES
See (ge)hīernes.
HIERSTAN
See (ge)hierstan.
HIERSTE
Noun: frying-pan; gridiron.
HIERSTEPANNE
Noun: frying-pan.
HIERSTING
Noun: burning, frying; frying-pan.
HIERSTINGHLĀF
Noun: crust.
HĪERSUM
See (ge)hīersum.
HĪERSUMIAN
Verb: to obey, serve.
HĪERSUMLIC
Adjective: ready, willing.

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HĪERSUMNES
See (ge)hīersumnes.
HIERTAN
See (ge)hiertan.
HIERTING
Noun: soothing or refreshing treatment.
HIERWAN
See (ge)hierwan.
HIERWEND
Noun: blasphemer.
HIERWENDLIC
Adjective: contemptible, despicable.
HIERWENDLĪCE
Adverb: with contempt.
HIERWING
Noun: evil-speaking, blasphemy.
HIERWNES
Noun: contempt, reproach; blasphemy.
HĪEWESTĀN
Noun: hewn stone.
HĪEWET
Noun: cutting, hewing.
HĪGENDLĪCE
Adverb: quickly, immediately.
HIGERA
Noun: jay, magpie, woodpecker, jackdaw.
HIGERE
Noun: jay, magpie, woodpecker, jackdaw.
HIGESYNNIG
Adjective: sinful.
HĪGIAN
Verb: to hie, hasten, strive.
HĪGLĀ
Interjection: heu!
HĪGÐ

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Noun: effort, exertion.
HĪGUNG
Noun: effort, striving, endeavour.
HIHTING
1. Noun: gladness, exultation.
2. See hyhting.
HILD
Noun: combat, battle, war; grace.
HILDBEDD
Noun: deathbed.
HILDEBILL
Noun: battle-blade, sword.
HILDEBLĀC
Adjective: deadly pale; mortally wounded.
HILDEBORD
Noun: war-shield, buckler.
HILDECALLA
Noun: war-herald.
HILDECORÐOR
Noun: warlike band.
HILDECYST
Noun: valour, excellence in war.
HILDEDĒOFUL
Noun: devil, demon.
HILDEDĒOR
Adjective: war-fierce, brave.
HILDEFRECA
Noun: warrior.
HILDEFRŌFOR
Noun: battle-comfort, war-help; sword, shield.
HILDEGEATWE
Noun: war equipments.
HILDEGESA
Noun: terror of battle.
HILDEGICEL

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Noun: drop of blood.
HILDEGIEST
Noun: enemy.
HILDEGRǢDIG
Adjective: eager for battle.
HILDEGRĀP
Noun: hostile grip.
HILDEHEARD
Adjective: bold in battle.
HILDEHLEM
Noun: crash of battle.
HILDELĒOMA
Noun: Gleam of battle (name of a sword); battle or destructive flame.
HILDELĒOÐ
Noun: war-song.
HILDEMĒCE
Noun: war-falchion, sword.
HILDEMECG
Noun: warrior.
HILDENǢDRE
Noun: war-adder or snake; arrow, dart, warlike missile.
HILDEPĪL
Noun: dart, bolt, javelin.
HILDERǢS
Noun: attack, warlike onset, charge.
HILDERAND
Noun: shield.
HILDERINC
Noun: warrior, hero.
HILDESÆD
Adjective: battle-worn.
HILDESCEORP
Noun: war-clothing, armour.
HILDESCŪR
Noun: war-shower, flight of missiles.

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HILDESERCE
Noun: corslet, war-shirt.
HILDESETL
Noun: war-seat, saddle.
HILDESPELL
Noun: warlike speech.
HILDESTRENGO
Noun: vigour for battle.
HILDESWĀT
Noun: hostile vapour or steam.
HILDESWĒG
Noun: sound of battle.
HILDETORHT
Adjective: shining in battle.
HILDETUX
Noun: tusk (as weapon).
HILDEÐREMMA
Noun: warrior.
HILDEÐRȲÐ
Noun: warlike strength, valour.
HILDEÐRYMM
Noun: warlike strength or prowess.
HILDEWǢPEN
Noun: weapon of war.
HILDEWĪSA
Noun: military leader, commander, general.
HILDEWŌMA
Noun: crash of battle.
HILDEWRǢSN
Noun: fetter for captives.
HILDEWULF
Noun: warrior, hero.
HILDFROM
Adjective: valiant or stout in war.
HILDFRUMA

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Noun: military chief; prince, emperor.
HILDLATA
Noun: laggard or sluggish in battle, coward.
HILDSTAPA
Noun: warrior.
HILDÐRACU
Noun: onset of battle; power or force in war.
HILTE
See (ge)hilte.
HILTECUMBOR
Noun: banner or ensign with a staff.
HILTED
Adjective: hilted.
HILTING
Noun: sword.
HILTLĒAS
Adjective: without a hilt.
HILTSWEORD
Noun: hilted sword.
HINCIAN
Verb: to limp, halt, hobble.
HIND
Noun: hind (female deer).
HINDAN
Adverb: from behind, behind, at the back, in the rear.
HINDANWEARD
Adverb: hindwards, at the end.
HINDBERGE
Noun: raspberry.
HINDBRĒR
Noun: raspberry plant.
HINDCEALF
Noun: fawn.
HINDEMA
Adjective: last.

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HINDER
1. Adjective: after (thought); sad, sinister.
2. Adverb: back, behind, after, in the farthest part, down.
HINDERGĒAP
Adjective: deceitful, guileful, crafty, cunning, wily.
HINDERGENGA
Noun: one who walks backwards; apostate.
HINDERHŌC
Noun: trick, stratagem, artifice, snare.
HINDERLING
1. Noun: mean, wretch, contemptible person, sneak.
2. Adverb: (on hinderling) backwards.
HINDERNES
Noun: wickedness, guile.
HINDERSCIPE
Noun: wickedness, evil craft, treachery, fraud, knavery, guile.
HINDERÐĒOSTRU
Noun: nether darkness.
HINDERWEARD
Adjective: backward; slow, sluggish.
HINDEWEARD
Adjective: reversed, from behind.
HINDFALD
Noun: hind-fold.
HINDFALOD
Noun: hind-fold.
HINDHÆLEDE
Noun: ambrosia, water agrimony.
HINDRIAN
See (ge)hindrian.
HINFŪS
Adjective: ready to depart or die.
HINGANG
Noun: death; departure.
HINSĪÐ

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Noun: death; departure.
HINSĪÐGRYRE
Noun: fear of death.
HION
Noun: bone of the head.
HIONNE
Noun: dura mater.
HĪRED
Noun: household, house; company, retinue, band of associates, family, brotherhood; court.
HĪREDCNIHT
Noun: domestic, member of a household or 'hīred'.
HĪREDCŪÐ
Adjective: familiar, domestic.
HĪREDGERĒFA
Noun: ex-consul; officer of a king’s court.
HĪREDLIC
Adjective: pertaining to a household, family or court.
HĪREDLŌF
Adjective: friendly, familiar.
HĪREDMAN
Noun: follower, retainer, member of a hīred'.
HĪREDPRĒOST
Noun: domestic chaplain; regular priest.
HĪREDWĪFMAN
Noun: female member of a household.
HĪREDWIST
Noun: familiarity.
HIRGILEBŪC
Noun: a back having a rise or ridge in the middle, having a prominent belly.
HIS
Possessive: his, her, its, their.
HISLIC
Adjective: fit, suitable.
HIT
Pronoun: it.

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HITTAN
Verb: to meet with, hit upon, fall in with.
HĪW
1. Noun: form shape, figure, appearance, fashion; nature, character; beauty; colour, hue; kind,
species; type, model; pretext; apparition, fancy; symbol; figure of speech.
2. Noun: fortune.
HĪWAN
Noun: members of a family, household or religious house.
HĪWBEORHT
Adjective: radiant, bright, beautiful.
HĪWCUND
Adjective: familiar, domestic.
HĪWCŪÐ
Adjective: familiar, well-known; familiar, domestic.
HĪWCŪÐLIC
Adjective: familiar, domestic.
HĪWCŪÐLĪCE
Adverb: familiarly, in a domestic manner.
HĪWCŪÐNES
Noun: familiarity.
HĪWCŪÐRǢDNES
Noun: familiarity, intimacy.
HIWE
Adjective: beautiful in form or colour.
HĪWEN
Noun: family, household.
HIWENE
Noun: discoloration.
HĪWERE
Noun: pretender, dissembler, hypocrite; decoy.
HĪWFÆGER
Adjective: fair or comely of form.
HĪWFÆST
Adjective: fair, beautiful, comely.
HĪWGEDĀL

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Noun: divorce.
HĪWIAN
See (ge)hīwian.
HĪWIEND
Noun: one who forms.
HĪWISC
Noun: family, household; house; hide of land.
HĪWISCLĪCE
Adverb: familiarly.
HĪWLĒAS
Adjective: shapeless; colourless.
HIWLĒASNESS
Noun: want of form.
HĪWLIC
Adjective: having good form or colour, comely, shapely; figurative; of marriage.
HĪWNES
Noun: appearance, fairness, beauty; colour, hue.
HĪWRǢDEN
Noun: family, household, tribe, nation; house, religious house.
HĪWSCIPE
Noun: family, household; house; hide of land.
HĪWSPRǢC
Noun: artfully formed speech.
HĪWUNG
1. Noun: form, shaping, figure; make, frame, constitution; transformation; pretence,
dissimulation, feigning, hypocrisy; illusory shape, deceptive appearance; false speech, fiction; irony.
2. Noun: marriage.
HLACERIAN
Verb: to deride, mock, scoff at.
HLACERUNG
Noun: mockery, scoffing, scorn.
HLADAN
See (ge)hladan.
HLADUNG
Noun: draught, drawing.

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HLÆD
Noun: mound, heap, pile.
HLÆDDISC
Noun: dish laden with varied things.
HLÆDEL
Noun: ladle.
HLÆDEN
Noun: bucket.
HLǢDER
Noun: steps, ladder, stairs.
HLǢDERSTÆF
Noun: rung of a ladder.
HLǢDERWYRT
Noun: ladder-wort, ladder to heaven, Jacob's ladder.
HLÆDFÆT
Noun: vessel for drawing water.
HLÆDHWEOGL
Noun: wheel for drawing up water.
HLǢDREDE
Adjective: laddered.
HLÆDTRENDEL
Noun: wheel for drawing water.
HLǢFDIGE
Noun: mistress, lady, queen; Virgin Mary.
HLǢFÐE
Noun: preparation of material for making bread.
HLǢNAN
1. Verb: to cause to lean, incline.
2. Verb: to give, grant; to lend; to lease.
HLǢNE
Adjective: lean, meagre.
HLǢNIAN
See (ge)hlǣnian.
HLǢNNES
Noun: leanness.

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HLǢNSIAN
See (ge)hlǣnsian.
HLÆST
Noun: load, burden, freight, lading.
HLÆSTAN
Verb: to load, burden; to adorn.
HLÆSTING
Noun: toll on loading a ship.
HLÆSTSCIP
Noun: trading-vessel.
HLǢW
Noun: mound, funeral mound, barrow; mound, hill, mountain; cave; low.
HLĀF
Noun: food, bread, loaf, cake; sacramental bread, manna.
HLĀFǢTA
Noun: dependant, domestic servant, loaf-eater.
HLĀFBRYTTA
Noun: one who distributes food to a household, steward.
HLĀFGANG
Noun: participation in, attendance at; meal; partaking of the Eucharist.
HLĀFGEBRECE
Noun: fragment of bread.
HLĀFGEBRECU
Noun: bit of bread.
HLĀFGEBROC
Noun: fragment of bread.
HLĀFHŪS
Noun: Bethlehem; house of bread.
HLĀFHWǢTE
Noun: wheat for making bread.
HLĀFLĒAST
Noun: lack of bread.
HLĀFMÆSSE
Noun: Lammas (the first of August).
HLĀFMÆSSEDÆG

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Noun: Lammas-day (the first of August).
HLĀFMÆSSETĪD
Noun: Lammas-tide.
HLĀFOFN
Noun: baker’s oven.
HLĀFORD
Noun: ruler, master, lord; owner, proprietor; governor, sovereign; military officer, captain;
husband; the Lord, God.
HLĀFORDDŌM
Noun: authority, patronage, dominion, jurisdiction, lordship.
HLĀFORDGIFT
Noun: grant or appointment by a lord.
HLĀFORDHOLD
Adjective: loyal to a lord.
HLĀFORDHYLDO
Noun: fidelity or loyalty to a lord.
HLĀFORDING
Noun: master, noble, sovereign, lord, prince.
HLĀFORDLĒAS
Adjective: leaderless, without a lord.
HLĀFORDLIC
Adjective: heroic, noble, lordly.
HLĀFORDSCIPE
Noun: rule, authority, lordship.
HLĀFORDSEARU
Noun: high treason.
HLĀFORDSŌCN
Noun: act of seeking the protection of a lord.
HLĀFORDSWICA
Noun: traitor, betrayer.
HLĀFORDSWICE
Noun: treachery, high treason.
HLĀFORDSWĪCUNG
Noun: treachery to a lord.
HLĀFORDSYRWUNG

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Noun: betrayal of one’s lord.
HLĀFORDÐRIMM
Noun: power, dominion; majesty, lordly greatness.
HLĀFRÆCE
Noun: oven-rake.
HLĀFSĒNUNG
Noun: blessing of bread (on Lammas-day).
HLĀFWEARD
Noun: steward.
HLAGOL
Adjective: inclined to laugh.
HLAGOLIAN
Verb: to sound.
HLAMMGEAT
Noun: swing-gate.
HLANC
Adjective: thin, lean, lank, gaunt.
HLANCESĀR
Noun: pain in the side.
HLAND
Noun: urine.
HLEAHTERFUL
Adjective: scornful, derisive.
HLEAHTERLIC
Adjective: ridiculous.
HLEAHTOR
Noun: laughter, jubilation; derision; vice.
HLEAHTORBǢRE
Adjective: causing laughter.
HLEAHTORSMIÐ
Noun: one who causes laughter, mirth, joy.
HLEAHTRIAN
Verb: to laugh to scorn, deride.
HLĒAPAN
See (ge)hlēapan.

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HLĒAPERE
Noun: runner, courier, leaper, dancer; horseman; wanderer, itinerant monk; vagrant.
HLĒAPESTRE
Noun: female dancer.
HLĒAPETTAN
Verb: to skip, leap up, jump about.
HLĒAPEWINCE
Noun: lapwing.
HLĒAPUNG
Noun: leaping, dancing.
HLEC
Adjective: leaky.
HLECAN
Verb: to unite, join, cohere.
HLĒDA
Noun: seat, bench.
HLEGLENDE
Adjective: deep-sounding.
HLEM
Noun: sound, noise, crash.
HLEMMAN
Verb: to cause to sound, clash.
HLENCE
Noun: coat of mail.
HLENORTĒAR
Noun: hyssop.
HLĒO
Noun: covering, protection, shelter, refuge; defence; protector, lord.
HLĒOBURH
Noun: protecting city.
HLĒOHRÆSCNES
Noun: destruction of protection or shelter.
HLĒOLĒAS
Adjective: without protection or shelter; cheerless; comfortless.
HLEOMOC

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Noun: speedwell, brook-lime.
HLEOMOCE
Noun: speedwell, brook-lime.
HLĒONAÐ
Noun: shelter, place to lie down in.
HLĒONIAN
Verb: to protect, shelter, take care of, cherish.
HLĒOR
Noun: face, cheek, countenance.
HLĒORBĀN
Noun: cheek-bone, temple.
HLĒORBERG
Noun: cheek-guard, helmet.
HLĒORBOLSTER
Noun: pillow.
HLĒORDROPA
Noun: tear.
HLĒORHRÆSCNES
Noun: striking in the face.
HLĒORSCEAMU
Noun: shame or confusion of face.
HLĒORSLÆGE
Noun: blow on the cheek or face.
HLĒORTORHT
Adjective: beautiful.
HLĒOSCEORP
Noun: protecting garment.
HLĒOTAN
See (ge)hlēotan.
HLĒOTEND
Noun: one who obtains.
HLĒOÐ
See (ge)hlēoð.
HLĒOÐOR
Noun: sound, noise, voice, speech, song; hearing.

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HLĒOÐORCWIDE
Noun: utterance, speaking, saying, words, speech, discourse, song, prophecy.
HLĒOÐORCYME
Noun: coming with trumpet-sound, coming of an army.
HLĒOÐORSTEDE
Noun: place of conference.
HLĒOÐRERE
Noun: rhetorician.
HLĒOÐRIAN
Verb: to sound, resound; to speak, exclaim, cry aloud, sing, bark; proclaim.
HLĒOÐRUNG
Noun: sound, harmony; speaking, hymn; reproof.
HLĒOW
See (ge)hlēow.
HLĒOWAN
See (ge)hlēowan.
HLĒOWBURH
Noun: city which affords protection or shelter.
HLĒOWDRYHTEN
Noun: protector, patron.
HLĒOWE
See (ge)hlēowe.
HLĒOWFÆST
Adjective: protecting, sheltering, consoling, warm; protected.
HLĒOWFEÐRE
Noun: sheltering wing.
HLĒOWLORA
Noun: one who has lost a protector.
HLĒOWMǢG
Noun: near relation, kinsman, one who is bound to offer shelter or help.
HLĒOWNES
Noun: warmth, sunniness.
HLĒOWSIAN
Verb: to protect, shelter.
HLĒOWSTEDE

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Noun: sunny place; sheltered, warm place.
HLĒOWSTŌL
Noun: place of protection, shelter, asylum.
HLĒOWÐ
Noun: covering, protection, shelter, warmth.
HLĒOWUNG
Noun: protection, shelter; favour.
HLID
See (ge)hlid.
HLĪDAN
Verb: to come forth, spring up; to cover with a lid.
HLIDFÆST
Adjective: closed by a lid.
HLIDGEAT
Noun: swing-gate, folding-door.
HLIEHHAN
See (ge)hliehhan.
HLĪEP
Noun: leap, jump, bound, spring, sudden movement; thing or place to leap from; waterfall.
HLĪEPE
Noun: leap, bound, spring, sudden movement; thing or place to leap from; waterfall.
HLĪEPGEAT
Noun: low or leap-gate.
HLĪET
Noun: share, lot; chance, fortune.
HLĪF
Noun: moon-shaped ornament.
HLĪFAN
Verb: to stand out prominently, tower up.
HLĪFEND
Adjective: threatening.
HLIFENDRE
Noun: minium.
HLĪFIAN
Verb: to stand out prominently, rise high, tower up, overhang.

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HLĪGAN
Verb: to attribute (to), give one glory or reputation for anything.
HLIGIUNG
Noun: laughing.
HLIMMAN
Verb: to sound, resound; to clang, clash; to roar, rage.
HLIMME
Noun: stream, torrent.
HLIN
Noun: maple-tree.
HLINBEDD
Noun: sick-bed, couch.
HLINC
Noun: rising ground, hill, ridge, bank; link.
HLINCGELĀD
Noun: watercourse on a slope.
HLINCRǢW
Noun: bank forming a boundary.
HLĪNDURU
Noun: latticed or grated door.
HLINIAN
See (ge)hlinian.
HLINIEND
Noun: one who reclines.
HLĪNRÆCED
Noun: prison; place with grated doors.
HLĪNSCŪWA
Noun: darkness of a prison.
HLINUNG
See (ge)hlinian.
HLĪPCUMB
Noun: valley with steep sides.
HLĪSA
Noun: sound; report, rumour; reputation, fame, glory, renown; approbation, applause.
HLĪSBǢRE

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Adjective: famous, glorious, renowned.
HLĪSĒADIG
Adjective: famous, renowned.
HLĪSĒADIGNES
Noun: renown, celebrity.
HLĪSFUL
Adjective: of good repute, famous, renown, honourable.
HLĪSFULĪCE
Adverb: gloriously.
HLĪSIG
Adjective: famous, renowned.
HLIÐ
1. Noun: hill-side, slope; declivity, precipice, cliff.
2. See (ge)hlid.
HLIÐIAN
See (ge)hliðian.
HLĪWE
Noun: shelter.
HLOCCETTAN
Verb: to utter a sound; to sigh, groan.
HLOCCETUNG
Noun: sighing, groaning.
HLŌSE
Noun: pigsty.
HLOSNERE
Noun: listener; disciple.
HLOSNIAN
Verb: to listen; to wait; to watch, spy, be on the look out for.
HLŌSSTEDE
Noun: site of a pigsty.
HLOT
Noun: part, portion, share, lot; choice, decision; fate, fortune.
HLŌÐ
Noun: crowd, troop, band, company, gang; body of robbers; spoil, booty; prey.
HLŌÐBŌT

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Noun: penalty imposed on a member of a gang of malefactors.
HLŌÐERE
1. Noun: robber, spoiler.
2. See hlēoðrere.
HLŌÐGECROD
Noun: mass of troops or bands.
HLŌÐIAN
Verb: to rob, spoil, plunder, take booty.
HLŌÐSLIHT
Noun: murder by a member of a gang of malefactors.
HLŌWAN
Verb: to make a loud noise, low, roar, bellow.
HLŌWUNG
Noun: noise, lowing, bellowing, bleating.
HLŪD
Adjective: sounding, loud, noisy, sonorous; clamorous, talkative.
HLŪDCLIPOL
Adjective: loud, noisy.
HLŪDE
Adverb: loudly, aloud.
HLŪDNES
Noun: loudness, clamour.
HLŪDSTEFNE
Adjective: loud-sounding or voiced.
HLŪDSWĒGE
Adverb: loudly.
HLŪTOR
Adjective: clear, bright, shining, brilliant, splendid; glorious, illustrious; pure, sincere;
untroubled.
HLŪTORLĪCE
Adverb: clearly; simply, plainly; with sincerity.
HLŪTORLICNES
Noun: clearness, brightness; sincerity, simplicity, purity.
HLŪTORNES
Noun: clearness, brightness; sincerity, simplicity, purity.

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HLŪTRE
Adverb: clearly, brightly; untroubled.
HLŪTTRIAN
See (ge)hlūttrian.
HLȲD
See (ge)hlȳd.
HLȲDA
1. Noun: March.
2. See hlēda.
HLȲDAN
Verb: to sound, make a noise, clamour, vociferate; to speak loud, cry, chatter.
HLȲDE
1. Noun: torrent, noisy brook.
2. See hlēda.
HLȲDEND
Adjective: garrulous.
HLȲDIG
Adjective: garrulous.
HLȲDING
Noun: noise, cry, clamour.
HLYNN
See (ge)hlynn.
HLYNNAN
Verb: to sound, make a noise resound; to shout, roar.
HLYNRIAN
Verb: to thunder.
HLYNSIAN
Verb: to sound, resound.
HLȲPA
Noun: that which helps in leaping, horse-block.
HLȲRIAN
Verb: to blow out (the cheeks).
HLYSNAN
Verb: to listen; to listen with astonishment.
HLYSNERE

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Noun: hearer.
HLYST
See (ge)hlyst.
HLYSTAN
See (ge)hlystan.
HLYSTEND
Noun: hearer, listener.
HLYSTERE
Noun: hearer, listener.
HLYSTING
Noun: act of listening.
HLYTE
Noun: portion, lot.
HLȲTERE
Noun: priest.
HLYTM
Noun: casting of lots.
HLYTMAN
Verb: to allot, decide by lot.
HLYTTA
Noun: diviner, soothsayer.
HLȲTTRUNG
Noun: cleaning, purifying, refining.
HNĀD
Noun: conflict, fight.
HNǢCAN
See (ge)hnǣcan.
HNǢGAN
See (ge)hnǣgan.
HNǢGUNG
Noun: neighing.
HNÆPP
Noun: bowl, cup.
HNÆPPAN
Verb: to strike.

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HNĀG
Adjective: bent down, low; poor, humble, mean, abject; niggardly.
HNAPPIAN
Verb: to sleep, slumber, doze, get drowsy.
HNAPPUNG
Noun: napping, slumbering, dozing, drowsiness.
HNĀTAN
Verb: to strike together, clash.
HNĒAPAN
Verb: to pluck off.
HNĒAW
Adjective: mean, miserly, stingy, niggardly; near.
HNĒAWLĪCE
Adverb: sparingly, stingily.
HNĒAWNES
Noun: meanness, stinginess, niggardness, parsimony.
HNECCA
Noun: neck.
HNESCE
1. Adjective: soft, gentle, mild, nesh, tender, delicate, effeminate; wanton; slack, negligent.
2. Noun: soft object.
3. Adverb: softly.
HNESCIAN
See (ge)hnescian.
HNESCLIC
Adjective: effeminate; soft, luxurious.
HNESCLĪCE
Adverb: gently, softly, tenderly.
HNESCNES
Noun: weakness, softness; gentleness, delicacy; effeminacy; soft part of anything.
HNIFOL
Noun: forehead, brow.
HNIFOLCRUMB
Adjective: inclined, prone.
HNĪGAN

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Verb: to bow down, bend, incline; to fall, decline, descend, sink.
HNIGIAN
See (ge)hnigian.
HNIPEND
Adjective: lowly, bending.
HNIPIAN
Verb: to bow or bend down; to look gloomy.
HNĪTAN
Verb: to strike, thrust, butt; to gore; to encounter, knock, come into collision with.
HNITOL
Adjective: given to striking, thrusting, pushing or butting; having the head bent.
HNITU
Noun: nit, louse-egg.
HNOLL
Noun: top, crown of the head.
HNOPPA
Noun: nap of cloth.
HNOPPIAN
Verb: to pluck.
HNOR
Adjective: sneezing.
HNOSSIAN
Verb: to strike, beat.
HNOT
Adjective: bare, bald, shaven, close-cropped; hornless.
HNUTBĒAM
Noun: nut tree.
HNUTCYRNEL
Noun: nut kernel.
HNUTSCILL
Noun: nut shell.
HNUTU
Noun: nut.
HNYGELAN
Noun: clippings.

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HŌBANCA
Noun: couch, sofa.
HOBB
Noun: hummock.
HŌC
Noun: hook; angle.
HOCC
Noun: hock; mallow.
HŌCED
Adjective: curved.
HOCIHT
Adjective: full of mallows.
HŌCIHTE
Adjective: with many bends.
HŌCĪSERN
Noun: reaping-hook, sickle.
HOCLĒAF
Noun: mallow.
HOCOR
Noun: scorn, derision, insult, mockery.
HOCORWYRDE
Adjective: scornful, derisive; using mocking language.
HŌD
Noun: hood.
HOF
Noun: dwelling, house, hall, building, temple, sanctuary, court; enclosure.
HŌF
Noun: hoof.
HOFDING
Noun: chief, leader, captain, principal, ringleader.
HŌFE
Noun: alehoof.
HOFER
Noun: hump; swelling.
HOFERIAN

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HOFFING
Noun: circle.
HŌFIAN
Verb: to need.
HOFLIC
Adjective: pertaining to a court or palace.
HŌFREC
Noun: hoof or bridle-track.
HOFREDE
Adjective: confined to the house.
HŌFRING
Noun: print of horse’s hoof.
HOFÐELA
Noun: 'tesqua', desert places.
HOFWEARD
Noun: ædile.
HOGA
1. Adjective: careful, thoughtful, prudent.
2. Noun: care, fear; attempt, effort, struggle.
HOGASCIPE
Noun: carefulness, thoughtfulness, prudence, wisdom.
HOGELĒAS
Adjective: free from care.
HOGG
Noun: hog.
HOGIAN
See (ge)hogian.
HOGU
Noun: care, anxiety, solicitude.
HOGUNG
Noun: effort, endeavour.
HŌH
Noun: heel, hough; point of land, headland, promontory.
HOHFÆST

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Adjective: cautious, careful, prudent; wise.
HŌHFŌT
Noun: heel.
HOHFUL
Adjective: careful, thoughtful, mindful, prudent; wise; sad, anxious, pensive; persistent.
HOHFULLĪCE
Adverb: carefully.
HOHFULNES
Noun: care, anxiety, solicitude; sadness, trouble.
HŌHHWYRFING
Noun: heel-turning, circle.
HŌHING
Noun: hanging.
HOHLĪCE
Adverb: thoughtfully, prudently.
HOHMŌD
Adjective: sad, sorrowful; anxious.
HŌHSCANCA
Noun: leg, shank.
HŌHSINU
Noun: sinew of the heel.
HŌHSPOR
Noun: heel.
HOL
1. Adjective: hollow, concave; depressed, lying in a hollow.
2. Noun: aperture, perforation, hole, hollow, pit; den, cave, cavern, burrow; pore.
HŌL
Noun: calumny, slander, false charge; evil speaking; malice, envy.
HOLC
Noun: hole, hollow, cavity.
HOLCA
Noun: hole, cavity, sinuosity.
HOLD
1. Adjective: kind, friendly; true, faithful, loyal; devout, favourable; pleasant, gracious,
acceptable.

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3. Noun: holder of allodial land (Danish title); chief, notable.
HOLDĀÐ
Noun: oath of allegiance or fealty.
HOLDE
Adverb: graciously; loyally, devotedly.
HOLDHLĀFORD
Noun: gracious lord, liege lord.
HOLDIAN
Verb: to cut up, disembowel, eviscerate, flay.
HOLDINGSTŌW
Noun: slaughter-house.
HOLDLIC
Adjective: faithful; kindly, friendly.
HOLDLĪCE
Adverb: graciously, with kindness or friendliness; faithfully, loyally; devoutly.
HOLDRǢDEN
Noun: faithfulness, loyalty.
HOLDSCIPE
Noun: loyalty, allegiance, fealty.
HOLECERSE
Noun: a plant.
HOLEN
1. Adjective: of holly.
2. See (ge)holen.
HOLENHYRST
Noun: holly-copse.
HOLENLĒAF
Noun: holly-leaf.
HOLENRIND
Noun: holly bark or rind.
HOLENSTYBB
Noun: holly-stump.
HOLH
Noun: hole, hollow, cavity.

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HOLIAN
Verb: to hollow, scoop out, dig, make a hole; to become hollow, be perforated.
HŌLIAN
Verb: to oppress; to speak evil, slander, calumniate.
HOLING
Noun: hollow place; digging, excavation.
HŌLINGA
Adverb: in vain, without reason or intent, to no purpose.
HOLLĒAC
Noun: kind of onion.
HOLM
Noun: wave, sea, ocean, water; island; hill, mound, rising ground.
HOLMÆRN
Noun: ship, vessel; sea-house.
HOLMCLIF
Noun: sea-cliff, rocky shore.
HOLMEG
Adjective: of the sea, oceanic.
HOLMMÆGEN
Noun: force of the waves; ocean.
HOLMÐRACU
Noun: restless sea; ocean.
HOLMWEALL
Noun: wall formed by the sea.
HOLMWEG
Noun: path over the sea.
HOLMWUDU
Noun: wood growing on a hill; trees (of the meadow).
HOLMWYLM
Noun: billows, surge of the sea.
HOLNES
Noun: hollow place.
HOLT
Noun: grove, wood, thicket, shrubbery, holt, copse; wood, timber; handle or shaft of a weapon.
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Noun: woodcock.
HŌLTIHTE
Noun: slander, calumny.
HOLTWUDU
Noun: grove, forest; wood.
HŌN
1. Verb: to hang, suspend; to crucify; to put on (clothes).
2. Noun: tendrils of a vine.
HŌNEDE
Adjective: having heels.
HŌP
Noun: hoop.
HOP
Noun: privet; enclosed land in a marsh or waste land; hill, mound.
HOPA
Noun: hope, desire.
HŌPERE
Noun: cooper.
HŌPGEHNĀST
Noun: dashing of waves.
HOPIAN
See (ge)hopian.
HŌPIG
Adjective: surging, eddying.
HOPPĀDA
Noun: upper garment, cope.
HOPPE
Noun: kind of ornament; dog-collar.
HOPPERE
Noun: dancer.
HOPPESTRE
Noun: female dancer.
HOPPETAN
Verb: to jump, hop, leap; to rejoice; to throb.
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Verb: to hop, leap; to dance; to limp.
HOPPING
Noun: hop-garden.
HOPSCȲTE
Noun: sheet, counterpane, bed-curtain.
HŌPSTEORT
Noun: train of a dress.
HOPU
Noun: lygustra (kind of bush).
HŌR
Noun: adultery.
HŌRCWENE
Noun: adulteress, whore.
HORD
Noun: hoard, treasure; jewels.
HORDBURG
Noun: treasure-city.
HORDCLEOFA
Noun: treasure or secret chamber, treasury; store-room, closet.
HORDCOFA
Noun: treasure-chamber, closet; breast, heart, thoughts.
HORDERE
Noun: treasurer, steward, chamberlain.
HORDERN
Noun: storehouse, treasury.
HORDERWȲCE
Noun: office of a treasurer or steward.
HORDESTRE
Noun: stewardess.
HORDFÆT
Noun: treasure vessel or receptacle.
HORDGEAT
Noun: door of a treasure-chamber.
HORDGESTRĒON
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HORDGEÐANC
Noun: mind.
HORDIAN
Verb: to store, hoard.
HORDLOCA
Noun: coffer, treasure-chest; mind, secret thoughts.
HORDMĀÐM
Noun: hoarded treasure; valuable present, jewel.
HORDMÆGEN
Noun: abundance of wealth, riches.
HORDWEARD
Noun: guardian of a treasure or hoard; king; heir, first-born.
HORDWELA
Noun: hoarded wealth.
HORDWEORÐUNG
Noun: treasure given to honour a person.
HORDWYNN
Noun: delightful treasure.
HORDWYRÐE
Adjective: worth hoarding.
HŌRE
Noun: prostitute, whore, harlot.
HORH
Noun: mucus, phlegm, rheum; dirt, filth, uncleanness, foulness; defilement.
HORHEHT
Adjective: full of phlegm, phlegmatic.
HORIG
Adjective: dirty, filthy, foul; defiled.
HORINES
Noun: filth.
HŌRING
Noun: adulterer, fornicator.
HORN
Noun: horn; drinking-horn; trumpet; projection, pinnacle.

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HORNĀDL
Noun: a disease (connected with venery).
HORNBǢRE
Adjective: horned.
HORNBLĀWERE
Noun: horn-blower, trumpeter.
HORNBOGA
Noun: bow tipped with horn; curved like a horn.
HORNBORA
Noun: horn-bearer, trumpeter.
HORNEDE
Adjective: having horns.
HORNFISC
Noun: garfish, kind of pike.
HORNFŌTED
Adjective: hoofed.
HORNGĒAP
Adjective: broad between the gables; epithet of a building.
HORNGESTRĒON
Noun: abundance of pinnacles.
HORNLĒAS
Adjective: without horns.
HORNPĪC
Noun: pinnacle.
HORNRECED
Noun: hall with gables.
HORNSÆL
Noun: house with gables.
HORNSCĒAÐ
Noun: pinnacle.
HORNSCĒAÐA
Noun: pinnacle.
HORNSCIP
Noun: beaked ship.
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Noun: house with gables or pinnacles.
HORNUNGBRŌÐOR
Noun: bastard brother.
HORNUNGSUNU
Noun: bastard.
HORPYTT
Noun: mud-hole, dirt-pit, slough.
HORS
Noun: horse.
HORSÆRNNES
Noun: horse-running.
HORSBǢR
Noun: horse-litter or bier.
HORSC
1. Adjective: ready, active, quick; valiant, daring; wise, prudent, sagacious, quick-witted,
sharp.
2. Adjective: foul, dirty.
HORSCAMB
Noun: horse-comb, strigil.
HORSCHWÆL
Noun: walrus.
HORSCLIC
Adjective: foul, squalid.
HORSCLĪCE
Adverb: readily, promptly, briskly; wisely, prudently.
HORSCNIHT
Noun: groom, esquire.
HORSCRÆT
Noun: chariot.
HORSELENE
Noun: elecampane.
HORSERN
Noun: horse-house, stable.
HORSGÆRSTŪN
Noun: meadow for the pasturing of horses.

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HORSHERE
Noun: mounted force.
HORSHIERDE
Noun: horse-keeper, groom, ostler.
HORSHŪS
Noun: hippodrome.
HORSIAN
See (ge)horsian.
HORSMINTE
Noun: wild mint.
HORSŌMAN
Noun: erysipelas (or similar eruptions) in horses.
HORSPÆÐ
Noun: horse-track.
HORSÐEGN
Noun: groom, ostler, equerry; muleteer.
HORSWǢN
Noun: chariot.
HORSWEALH
Noun: groom, equerry.
HORSWEARD
Noun: care of horses.
HORSWEG
Noun: horse-road.
HORSYNE
Noun: horse-running.
HORTAN
Noun: whortle-berries.
HORTE
Noun: whortleberry.
HORUSĒAÐ
Noun: pit, sink.
HORUWEG
Noun: dirty road, lane.
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Adjective: mucose; dirty, filthy, foul; defiled.
HORWYLL
Noun: muddy stream.
HŌS
Noun: band, company, escort.
HOS
Noun: shoot, tendril, bramble, thorn.
HOSA
Noun: hose; husk.
HOSE
Noun: hose.
HOSEBEND
Noun: hose-band, garter.
HOSP
Noun: reproach, insult, blasphemy, contumely, opprobrium.
HOSPAN
Verb: to reproach.
HOSPCWIDE
Noun: insulting or contemptuous language.
HOSPETTAN
Verb: to ridicule, mock.
HOSPLIC
Adjective: insulting, blasphemous, contumelious, opprobrious.
HOSPSPRǢC
Noun: insulting or contemptuous language, jeer, taunt.
HOSPUL
Adjective: contemptible, despised.
HOSPWORD
Noun: abusive or contemptuous language; reproach, contumely.
HOSU
Noun: hose; pod, husk.
HOÐMA
Noun: covering, grave; darkness, cloud.
HRĀCA
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2. See hrǣcea.
HRACCA
Noun: back part of the head.
HRACE
Noun: throat; gorge.
HRĀCOD
Adjective: lacerates.
HRADIAN
See (ge)hradian.
HRADUNG
Noun: quickness, hastening, diligence, despatch.
HRǢCAN
Verb: to clear the throat, hawk, spit; to reach, bring up (blood or phlegm).
HRǢCEA
Noun: clearing the throat, hawking.
HRǢCETAN
Verb: to eructate, retch.
HRǢCETUNG
Noun: eructation, retching.
HRǢCGEBRǢC
Noun: sore throat, hoarseness.
HRǢCTUNGE
Noun: uvula.
HRǢCUNG
Noun: clearing of the throat, hawking; phlegm.
HRÆD
Adjective: ready, active, quick, rapid, prompt, swift, sudden, nimble, alert.
HRÆDBITA
Noun: blackbeetle.
HRÆDFĒRNES
Noun: quickness, swiftness, rapidity, celerity, fleetness.
HRÆDHȲDIG
Adjective: hasty.
HRÆDHȲDIGNES
Noun: haste, precipitation.

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HRÆDING
Noun: hurry, haste.
HRÆDLIC
Adjective: quick, swift, hasty, speedy, sudden, precipitate, premature.
HRÆDLĪCE
Adverb: active, quickly, hastily, promptly, speedily, immediately, forthwith; directly,
straightway, at once; shortly, briefly; suddenly, unexpectedly.
HRÆDLICNES
Noun: quickness, rapidity, haste, suddenness; earliness.
HRÆDMŌD
Adjective: hasty, quick-tempered.
HRÆDNES
Noun: readiness, quickness, rapidity, promptitude; brevity.
HRÆDRĪPE
Adjective: ripe, premature.
HRÆDTÆFLE
Adjective: quick at throwing dice.
HRÆDWǢN
Noun: vehicle, swift chariot.
HRÆDWILNES
Noun: haste, precipitation.
HRÆDWYRDE
Adjective: quick or hasty of speech.
HRÆFN
1. Noun: raven; sign of the raven (the Danish banner).
2. See hӕfern.
HRÆFNCYNN
Noun: raven-species.
HRÆFNESFŌT
Noun: ravensfoot, cinquefoil.
HRÆFNESLĒAC
Noun: orchid.
HRÆFNSWEART
Adjective: black as a raven.
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Noun: fine clothing, adornment of dress.
HRÆGELÐEGN
Noun: keeper of the robes; officer of the royal household or of a monastery.
HRÆGL
Noun: clothing, garment, vestment, dress, robe, raiment; covering, sheet; armour; sail.
HRÆGLCYST
Noun: clothes-chest, trunk.
HRÆGLGEWǢDE
Noun: clothes, dress.
HRÆGLHŪS
Noun: vestry; place where clothes are kept.
HRÆGLSCEARA
Noun: tailor’s shears.
HRÆGLTALU
Noun: clothing store; supply of clothing.
HRÆGLÐĒNESTRE
Noun: keeper or the robes.
HRÆGLUNG
Noun: clothing.
HRÆGLWEARD
Noun: keeper of vestments or robes.
HRÆTELWYRT
Noun: rattlewort.
HRǢW
1. Noun: dead body, corpse, carcase, carrion; living body.
2. See hrēaw (1).
HRǢWĪC
Noun: place of corpses or of the dead.
HRĀFYLL
Noun: slaughter.
HRĀGĪFRE
Adjective: deadly; greedy for corpses.
HRĀGRA
Noun: heron.
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HRAMA
Noun: barrier.
HRAMMA
Noun: cramp, spasm.
HRAMSA
Noun: wild garlic, onion.
HRAMSACROP
Noun: head of wild garlic.
HRAMSE
Noun: onion, garlic.
HRĀN
Noun: reindeer.
HRAN
Noun: whale; mussel.
HRANDSPEARWA
Noun: sparrow.
HRANFIX
Noun: whale.
HRĀNHUND
Noun: deerhound.
HRANMERE
Noun: sea; whale-mere.
HRANRĀD
Noun: whale-road, sea.
HRATELE
Noun: rattlewort.
HRATIAN
Verb: to quicken, hasten, rush, accelerate, forward.
HRAÐE
1. Adjective: quick.
2. Adverb: readily, quickly, hastily, promptly, immediately, forthwith, straightway, at once; on
this account.
HRĀWĒRIG
Adjective: weary in body.

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HRĀWLIC
Adjective: funereal.
HRĒA
1. Noun: indigestion.
2. See hrēaw (1).
HRĒAC
Noun: heap, rick, stack.
HRĒACCOPP
Noun: top of a rick; food given to the labourers on completing a rick.
HRĒACMETE
Noun: food given to the labourers on completing a rick.
HRĒAM
Noun: noise, tumult, uproar, clamour, cry; sorrow, lamentation.
HRĒAN
Noun: only in wið hrēan for indigestion.
HREAÐEMŪS
Noun: bat.
HRĒAW
Adjective: raw, uncooked.
2. See hrǣw (1).
3. See hrēa (1).
HRĒAWAN
Verb: to be or get raw.
HRĒAWNES
1. Noun: rawness.
2. See hrēowns.
HREDDAN
Verb: to rid, free from, take away; to save, liberate, rescue.
HREDDERE
Noun: defender.
HREDDUNG
Noun: saving, salvation, liberation.
HRĒFAN
See (ge)hrēfan.
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HRĒMIG
Adjective: loud, clamourous; exulting, boasting, vaunting; lamenting.
HREMMAN
See (ge)hremman.
HREMMING
Noun: obstruction, impediment, hindering, obstacle, hindrance.
HRENIAN
Verb: to smell of; to be redolent of.
HREOCE
Noun: 'rubellio'.
HRĒOD
Noun: reed, rush; reedy place.
HRĒODALDER
Noun: some kind of alder.
HRĒODAN
Verb: to adorn.
HRĒODBEDD
Noun: reed-bed.
HRĒODCYNN
Noun: kind of reed.
HRĒODEN
Adjective: reedy.
HRĒODET
Noun: reed-bed.
HRĒODFORD
Noun: Redbridge.
HRĒODGYRD
Noun: reed, cane.
HRĒODIG
Adjective: reedy.
HRĒODIHT
Adjective: reedy.
HRĒODIHTIG
Adjective: reedy.

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HRĒODPĪPERE
Noun: reed-piper, flute-player.
HRĒODWÆTER
Noun: reedy marsh.
HRĒODWRIT
Noun: reed for writing, pen.
HRĒOF
1. Adjective: rough, rugged, scabby, leprous.
2. Noun: leper.
HRĒOFL
1. Noun: scabbiness, roughness of the skin, leprosy.
2. Adjective: leprous.
HRĒOFLA
Noun: scabbiness, roughness of the skin, leprosy; leper.
HRĒOFLIC
Adjective: leprous, suffering from skin-disease.
HRĒOFLIG
Adjective: leprous, suffering from skin-disease.
HRĒOFNES
Noun: leprosy.
HRĒOGAN
Verb: to get rough (of weather), become stormy.
HRĒOH
1. See (ge)hrēow (3).
2. Noun: roughness, storm, tempest.
HRĒOHFUL
Adjective: stormy.
HRĒOHLIC
Adjective: stormy, tempestuous; full of trouble.
HRĒOHMŌD
Adjective: savage, ferocious, fierce of mind; sad, troubled.
HRĒOHMŌDNESS
Noun: ferocity.
HRĒOHNES
Noun: rough weather, storm, tempest; troublous time; rough place, desert.

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HRĒOL
Noun: reel.
HREOPADŪN
Noun: Repton.
HRĒORIG
Adjective: ruinous, in ruins.
HRĒOSAN
See (ge)hrēosan.
HRĒOSENDLIC
Adjective: frail, perishable; ready to fall.
HRĒOUNG
Noun: hardness or shortness of breathing.
HRĒOW
See (ge)hrēow.
HRĒOWAN
See (ge)hrēowan.
HRĒOWCEARIG
Adjective: sad, sorrowful, troubled, anxious.
HRĒOWENDE
Adjective: penitent.
HRĒOWIAN
Verb: to repent.
HRĒOWIG
Adjective: sad, sorrowful, mournful.
HRĒOWIGMŌD
Adjective: sad, sorrowful.
HRĒOWLIC
Adjective: sad, miserable, hapless, lamentable, grievous, pitiful; wretched, cruel.
HRĒOWLĪCE
Adverb: miserably, grievously; cruelly.
HRĒOWNES
Noun: sorrow, contrition, repentance, penitence.
HRĒOWSIAN
See (ge)hrēowsian.
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HRĒPAN
Verb: to call, cry out.
HREPIAN
Verb: to touch; to treat (a subject); to attack.
HREPUNG
Noun: sense of touch, touch; sexual contact.
HRERAN
Verb: to fall.
HRĒRAN
See (ge)hrēran.
HRĒRE
Adjective: lightly boiled.
HRĒREDNES
Noun: haste, precipitation, agitation.
HRĒREMUS
Noun: bat.
HRĒRENBRǢDEN
Adjective: not thoroughly cooked.
HRĒRENES
Noun: motion, disturbance, agitation, commotion; storm, tempest.
HRĒÐ
Noun: glory, triumph, victory; fame, honour.
HRĒÐA
Noun: garment made of goat’s skin, mantle.
HRĒÐAN
See (ge)hrēðan.
HRĒÐĒADIG
Adjective: noble, glorious, victorious, triumphant.
HREÐER
Noun: breast, bosom; heart; mind, thought; womb.
HREÐERBEALO
Noun: care, grief, heart-sorrow.
HREÐERCOFA
Noun: breast.

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HREÐERGLĒAW
Adjective: wise, prudent.
HREÐERLOCA
Noun: breast.
HRĒÐIG
Adjective: triumphant, exultant.
HRĒÐLĒAS
Adjective: inglorious, joyless.
HRĒÐMŌNAÐ
Noun: March.
HRĒÐNESS
Noun: roughness; cruelty, fierceness.
HRĒÐSECG
Noun: glorious warrior.
HRĒÐSIGOR
Noun: glorious victory.
HRICGE
Noun: the devil and his allegory; the whale being confused.
HRĪCIAN
Verb: to cut, cut to pieces.
HRICSC
Adjective: wrench, sprain, rick.
HRIDDERN
Noun: sieve, riddle.
HRĪDRIAN
Verb: to sift, winnow.
HRĪEMAN
See (ge)hrīeman.
HRIF
See (ge)hrif.
HRIFĀDL
Noun: disease of the bowels.
HRĪFE
Adjective: fierce, rapacious; destructive.
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HRĪFÐO
Noun: roughness of the skin, scurf.
HRIFWERC
Noun: pain in the belly.
HRIFWUND
Adjective: wounded in the belly.
HRĪM
Noun: rime, hoar-frost.
HRĪMAN
Verb: to cover with hoar-frost.
HRĪMCEALD
Adjective: icy cold.
HRĪMFORST
Noun: hoar-frost.
HRĪMGICEL
Noun: icicle.
HRĪMIG
Adjective: frosty, rimy.
HRĪMIGHEARD
Adjective: frozen hard.
HRIMPAN
Verb: to twist, coil; to wrinkle, rumple; to contract.
HRĪNAN
See (ge)hrīnan.
HRIND
1. Adjective: placed in a ring or circle.
2. See rind (1).
HRINDAN
Verb: to push, thrust.
HRINDE
Adjective: frost-covered.
HRINE
See (ge)hrine.
HRINENES

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See (ge)hrinenes.
HRING
Noun: ring; anything circular, circle, orb, globe; cycle, course, circuit; fetter, link of chain,
festoon; border, horizon; pl. rings of gold.
HRINGĀDL
Noun: a disease, ringworm.
HRINGAN
1. Verb: to ring; to sound, clash; to announce by bells.
2. Verb: to surround, encircle.
HRINGBĀN
Noun: ring-shaped bone.
HRINGBOGA
Noun: coiled serpent.
HRINGBURNE
Noun: brook with many windings.
HRINGDENE
Noun: the Danes.
HRINGÐEGU
Noun: receiving of rings or gifts.
HRINGE
Noun: ring; clasp, buckle.
HRINGED
Adjective: made of rings.
HRINGEDSTEFNA
Noun: ring-prowed ship.
HRINGEL
Noun: small ring.
HRINGFĀG
Adjective: ring-spotted, variegated.
HRINGFINGER
Noun: ring-finger.
HRINGGEAT
Noun: ring-gate.
HRINGGEWINDLA
Noun: sphere; coil of a serpent.

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Noun: iron rings of a coat of mail.
HRINGLOCA
Noun: coat of ring-mail.
HRINGMǢL
1. Noun: sword with ring-shaped patterns.
2. Adjective: ornamented with inlaid rings (of a sword).
HRINGMǢLED
Adjective: ornamented with rings (of a sword).
HRINGMERE
Noun: round pool, bath.
HRINGNACA
Noun: ring-prowed ship.
HRINGNETT
Noun: net-work of rings.
HRINGPYTT
Noun: round pit.
HRINGSELE
Noun: hall in which rings are bestowed.
HRINGSETA
Noun: games of the circus.
HRINGSETL
Noun: circus.
HRINGSITTEND
Noun: spectator, onlooker.
HRINGSTĀN
Noun: stone-circle.
HRINGSTEDE
Noun: enclosed place circular in form.
HRINGWEORÐUNG
Noun: costly ring, ring given to honour to the receiver.
HRINGWĪSAN
Adverb: in rings, ringwise.
HRINGWĪSE
Noun: ring-wise.

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HRINGWYLL
Noun: circular well or spring.
HRĪNING
Noun: touch; sense of touch.
HRINLAN
Verb: to rustle.
HRĪS
1. Noun: twig, branch; brushwood.
2. Adjective: covered with brushwood.
HRĪSEHT
Adjective: bushy, bristly.
HRĪSEL
Noun: shuttle; bone of the lower arm, radius.
HRĪSEN
Adjective: grown with brushwood.
HRISIAN
See (ge)hrisian.
HRĪSIG
Adjective: bushy.
HRĪSTLE
1. Noun: rattle.
2. See hrīsel.
HRĪSTLENDE
Adjective: noisy, creaky.
HRĪSTUNG
Noun: quivering, spasmodic action; rattling noise.
HRĪÐ
1. Noun: storm, tempest.
2. See hrīðer.
HRIÐ
Noun: fever.
HRIÐĀDL
Noun: fever.
HRĪÐER
Noun: neat cattle; ox, bull, cow, heifer.

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HRĪÐEREN
Adjective: of cattle.
HRĪÐERFRĒOLS
Noun: sacrifice of a bull.
HRĪÐERHĒAWERE
Noun: butcher.
HRĪÐERHEORD
Noun: herd of cattle.
HRĪÐERHYRDE
Noun: herdsman.
HRĪÐFALD
1. Noun: cattle-fold.
2. See rīðfald.
HRIÐIAN
Verb: to shake, quake; to be feverish, have a fever.
HRĪÐIG
Adjective: ruined, dismantled; storm-beaten.
HRIÐING
Noun: fever, feverishness.
HRIÐSUHT
Noun: fever.
HRŌC
Noun: rook, raven, jackdaw.
HRODEN
See (ge)hroden.
HRŌF
Noun: roof, ceiling; top, summit, highest part; heaven, sky.
HROFESCEASTER
Noun: Rochester.
HRŌFFÆST
Adjective: with a firm roof.
HRŌFLĒAS
Adjective: roofless.
HRŌFSELE
Noun: roofed hall.

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HRŌFSTĀN
Noun: roof stone.
HRŌFTĪGEL
Noun: roofing tile.
HRŌFTIMBER
Noun: material for roofing.
HRŌFWYRHTA
Noun: roof-maker, builder.
HROG
Noun: mucus from the nose, phlegm.
HROHIAN
Verb: to cough.
HROHUNG
Noun: spitting.
HRŌP
Noun: crying, clamour; lamentation; outcry.
HRŌPAN
Verb: to cry out, shout, scream, clamour; to make a noise, howl; to proclaim.
HRŌR
Adjective: stirring; active, nimble, agile, busy; strong, brave, vigorous, stout.
HRŌST
Noun: roost, perch; wooden framework.
HRŌSTBĒAG
Noun: woodwork (of a roof).
HROT
Noun: thick fluid, scum, mucus.
HRŌÐGIRELA
Noun: crown; splendid dress.
HRŌÐOR
Noun: comfort, solace; joy, pleasure; benefit.
HRUCGE
Noun: woodcock.
HRŪM
Noun: soot.
HRŪMIG

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Adjective: sooty.
HRUNA
Noun: fallen tree.
HRUNG
Noun: cross-bar, rod, beam, pole, spoke, staff, rung.
HRURUL
Adjective: deciduous.
HRŪSE
Noun: earth, land, ground, soil.
HRŪT
Adjective: dark-coloured.
HRŪTAN
Verb: to make a noise, rumble, rattle, whiz, snore.
HRŪXLIAN
Verb: to make a noise.
HRYCG
Noun: back, spine; elevated surface, ridge.
HRYCGBĀN
Noun: back-bone, spine.
HRYCGBRǢDAN
Noun: flesh on each side of the spine.
HRYCGHǢR
Noun: hair on an animal's back.
HRYCGHRÆGL
Noun: mantle, dorsal.
HRYCGMEARG
Noun: spinal marrow.
HRYCGMEARGLIÐ
Noun: spine.
HRYCGRIB
Noun: rib.
HRYCGRIBLE
Noun: flesh on each side of the spine.
HRYCGWEG
Noun: road on a ridge.

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HRYCIGAN
Verb: to plough into ridges.
HRYDING
Noun: patch of cleared land, clearing.
HRȲFING
Noun: roughness, scab, crust of a healing wound.
HRȲME
Noun: soot.
HRYMPEL
Noun: wrinkle.
HRȲMÐE
Noun: noise.
HRYRE
1. Noun: fall, descent, decline, decay, ruin, destruction, downfall, perdition; death.
2. Adjective: perishable; falling, decaying.
HRȲSC
Noun: blow, bang.
HRȲSCAN
Verb: to make a creaking or grating noise.
HRȲSCUNG
Noun: wheezing, whistling, hissing sound.
HRȲTAN
Verb: to scatter.
HRȲTE
Adjective: balidinus.
HŪ
Adverb: how.
HŪDENIAN
Verb: to shake.
HŪFE
Noun: covering for the head.
HŪFIAN
Verb: to put a covering on the head.
HUGAS
Noun: name of a people in the neighbourhood of West Friesland.

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HŪHWEGA
Adverb: somewhere about.
HUI
Interjection: huig!
HULC
Noun: hulk, ship; cabin, hut, hovel.
HULFERE
Adjective: holly.
HULFESTRE
Noun: plover.
HŪLIC
Pronoun: of what sort.
HULU
Noun: hull, pod, husk.
HUMBRE
Noun: Humber.
HŪMETA
Adverb: how, in what way or manner.
HŪNAS
Noun: the Huns.
HUNCETTAN
Verb: to limp, halt.
HUNCRĀP
Noun: hobble; tripedicam, ligamentum, funem.
HUND
1. Noun: hundred; decade.
2. Noun: hound, dog; some sea-beast, seal.
HUNDEAHTATIG
Numeral: eighty.
HUNDEAHTATIGOÐA
Numeral: eightieth.
HUNDEAHTATIGWINTERE
Adjective: eighty years old.
HUNDEN
Adjective: of dogs, canine.

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HUNDENDLEFTIGOÐA
Numeral: one hundred and tenth.
HUNDESBERIE
Noun: nightshade.
HUNDESCWELCAN
Noun: colocynth berries.
HUNDESFLĒOGE
Noun: dog’s parasite.
HUNDESHĒAFOD
Noun: snapdragon.
HUNDESLŪS
Noun: dog’s parasite.
HUNDESMICGE
Noun: cynoglossum officinale (plant).
HUNDESPĒO
Noun: dog-fly, parasite.
HUNDESTUNGE
Noun: cynoglossum (plant).
HUNDESWYRM
Noun: dog’s worm, parasite.
HUNDFEALD
Adjective: hundred-fold.
HUNDFEALDLIC
Adjective: hundred-fold.
HUNDFRĒA
Noun: centurion.
HUNDLIC
Adjective: of or like dogs, canine.
HUNDNIGONTIG
Numeral: ninety.
HUNDNIGONTIGGĒARE
Adjective: ninety years old.
HUNDNIGONTIGOÐA
Numeral: ninetieth.
HUNDNIGONTIGWINTRE

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Adjective: ninety years old.
HUNDRED
1. Noun: hundred; hundred-court, assembly of the men in such a division.
2. Numeral: hundred.
HUNDREDGEMŌT
Noun: assembly of the hundred.
HUNDREDMANN
Noun: centurion; chief or captain of a hundred.
HUNDREDPENIG
Noun: contribution levied by the sheriff or lord of the hundred for the support of his office.
HUNDREDSEALDOR
Noun: a centurion; presiding officer of the court of the hundred.
HUNDREDSETEN
Noun: rules of the hundred; fine for not attending the hundred-court.
HUNDREDSŌCN
Noun: attendance at the hundred-moot; fine for non-attendance.
HUNDSEOFONTIG
Numeral: seventy.
HUNDSEOFONTIGFEALD
Adjective: seventy-fold.
HUNDSEOFONTIGGĒARE
Adjective: seventy years old.
HUNDSEOFONTIGOÐA
Numeral: seventieth.
HUNDSEOFONTIGSEOFONFEALD
Adjective: seventy-seven-fold.
HUNDSEOFONTIGWINTRE
Adjective: seventy years old.
HUNDTĒONTIG
Numeral: a hundred.
HUNDTĒONTIGFEALD
Adjective: hundredfold.
HUNDTĒONTIGFEALDE
Adverb: hundredfold.
HUNDTĒONTIGFEALDLIC

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Adjective: hundredfold.
HUNDTĒONTIGFEALDLĪCE
Adverb: hundredfold.
HUNDTĒONTIGGĒARE
Adjective: a hundred years old.
HUNDTĒONTIGOÐA
Numeral: hundredth.
HUNDTĒONTIGWINTRE
Adjective: a hundred years old.
HUNDTWELFTIG
Numeral: a hundred and twenty.
HUNDTWELFTIGWINTRE
Adjective: hundred and twenty years old.
HUNDTWENTIG
Numeral: a hundred and twenty.
HUNDTWENTIGWINTRE
Adjective: a hundred and twenty years old.
HUNDWEALH
Noun: attendant on dogs.
HUNDWELLE
Adjective: hundredfold.
HUNDWINTRE
Adjective: a hundred years old.
HŪNE
1. Noun: horehound.
2. See hūnas.
HUNGERBITEN
Adjective: starving, hunger-bitten.
HUNGERGĒAR
Noun: year of famine.
HUNGERIE
Noun: the Hungarians.
HUNGERLǢWE
Adjective: hungry, famishing, starving.
HUNGERLAND

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Noun: Hungary.
HUNGERLIC
Adjective: hungry, famishing; scanty, meagre.
HUNGOR
Noun: hunger, famine; desire, craving.
HUNGRIG
Adjective: hungry, famishing; scanty, meagre.
HUNIG
Noun: honey.
HUNIGÆPPEL
Noun: pastille of honey, round cake made with honey.
HUNIGBǢRE
Adjective: honeyed; mellifluous.
HUNIGBIN
Noun: vessel for honey.
HUNIGCAMB
Noun: honeycomb.
HUNIGFLŌWENDE
Adjective: flowing with honey; mellifluous.
HUNIGGAFOL
Noun: rent paid in honey.
HUNIGSMÆC
Noun: taste of honey.
HUNIGSŪGE
Noun: privet, clover, honeysuckle.
HUNIGSWĒTE
Adjective: sweet as honey, mellifluous.
HUNIGTĒAR
Noun: virgin honey.
HUNIGTĒAREN
Adjective: sweet as honey or nectar.
HUNIGTĒARLIC
Adjective: nectar-like.
HŪNSPORU
Noun: sword-stick, pike; part of the rigging of a ship.

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HUNT
Noun: hunting.
HUNTA
Noun: hunter; kind of spider.
HUNTANDŪN
Noun: Huntingdon.
HUNTAÐFARU
Noun: hunting expedition.
HUNTERE
Noun: hunter.
HUNTIAN
See (ge)huntian.
HUNTICGE
Noun: huntress.
HUNTIGSPERE
Noun: hunting-spear.
HUNTIGYSTRE
Noun: huntress.
HUNTOÐ
Noun: hunting; what is caught by hunting, prey; game.
HUNTUNG
Noun: hunting; hunt, chase; what is hunted, game.
HŪNÐYRLU
Noun: holes in the upper part of a mast.
HUNU
Noun: disease; diseased matter.
HŪRU
Adverb: at least, at all events; however, nevertheless, yet, even, only; about, not less than; surely,
truly, certainly, indeed; especially.
HŪRUÐINGA
Adverb: at least, at any rate; especially.
HŪS
Noun: house; dwelling-place; church, temple, tabernacle; public house, inn; household, family,
race.
HŪSA

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See (ge)hūsa.
HŪSÆRN
Noun: dwelling-house; private house.
HŪSBONDA
Noun: householder, master of a house.
HŪSBONDE
Noun: mistress of a house.
HŪSBŌT
Noun: house-repair; wood for the repair of a house; right to cut such wood.
HŪSBRYCE
Noun: housebreaking, burglary.
HŪSBRYCEL
Adjective: burglarious.
HŪSBRYNE
Noun: burning of a house, fire.
HŪSC
Noun: mockery, scoffing, insult, scorn, derision.
HUSC
Noun: scorn, insult, mockery, scoffing.
HŪSCARL
Noun: member of the king’s bodyguard.
HŪSCLIC
Adjective: shameful, unseemly, ignominious, outrageous.
HŪSCLĪCE
Adverb: disgracefully, shamefully, ignominiously, unbecomingly.
HŪSCWORD
Noun: scornful or insulting speech.
HŪSEL
Noun: housel, Eucharist; the Host; sacrifice.
HŪSELBEARN
Noun: communicant, person who may partake of the Eucharist.
HŪSELBOX
Noun: housel-box.
HŪSELDISC
Noun: housel-dish, paten.

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HŪSELFÆT
Noun: sacrificial or sacramental vessel.
HŪSELGANG
Noun: attendance upon or partaking of the Eucharist.
HŪSELGENGA
Noun: communicant.
HŪSELHĀLGUNG
Noun: attendance at the Eucharist, communicating; Holy Communion.
HŪSELLĀF
Noun: remains of the Eucharist.
HŪSELPORTIC
Noun: sacristy.
HŪSELÐĒN
Noun: acolyte.
HŪSFÆST
Adjective: being a householder, occupying a house.
HŪSHEFEN
Noun: ceiling.
HŪSHLĀFORD
Noun: master of a house.
HŪSHLĒOW
Noun: housing, shelter.
HŪSIAN
See (ge)hūsian.
HŪSINCEL
Noun: small house, habitation.
HŪSLIAN
See (ge)hūslian.
HŪSLUNG
Noun: administration of the sacrament, hanseling, communion.
HŪSLWER
Noun: communicant.
HŪSRǢDEN
Noun: household, family; house.
HŪSSCIPE

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HŪSSTEDE
Noun: site of a house or building.
HŪSTING
Noun: tribunal, court; meeting.
HŪSWĀ
Adverb: quemadmodum.
HŪSWIST
Noun: house, home; household.
HŪTILPA
Noun: name of a bird so called from its tone.
HŪÐ
1. Noun: prey, spoil, plunder, booty.
2. See hȳð (1).
3. See hȳðð.
HWĀ
Pronoun: who; what; any one, some one, anything, something.
HWÆCCA
Noun: chest, hutch.
HWǢG
Noun: whey.
HWǢHWEGA
Adverb: somewhere.
HWÆL
1. Noun: whale, walrus.
2. See wӕl (1).
3. See hwall (1).
HWÆLEN
Adjective: like a whale.
HWÆLHUNTA
Noun: whale-hunter, whaler.
HWÆLHUNTAÐ
Noun: whale-fishery, whaling.
HWÆLMERE
Noun: sea.

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HWÆLWEG
Noun: sea, ocean.
HWǢR
1. Adverb: where, whither, somewhere, anywhere, everywhere.
2. Conjunction: where, whither, somewhere, anywhere, everywhere.
HWÆRFAN
Verb: to turn, revolve; to change, convert; to return, transfer, exchange; to move, go, wander,
depart; barter.
HWÆS
Adjective: keen, sharp, piercing.
HWǢST
Noun: blowing, breathing.
HWǢSTRIAN
Verb: to whisper, murmur, mutter.
HWǢSTRUNG
Noun: whispering, murmuring, muttering.
HWÆT
1. Adverb: why; wherefore; so, well, indeed; truly, surely, certainly; for; any, somewhat; at all.
2. Adjective: active, quick, swift, nimble, brisk; keen, sharp; bold, brave, vigorous, stout.
3. Pronoun: what, who; (indef.) some one, any one, something, anything; each.
4. Pronoun: what.
HWǢTE
Noun: corn, grain, wheat.
HWÆTĒADIG
Adjective: very brave, successful in war.
HWǢTECORN
Noun: corn of wheat.
HWǢTECROFT
Noun: wheat-field.
HWǢTECYNN
Noun: wheat.
HWǢTEGOD
Noun: Ceres.
HWǢTEGRYTTAN
Noun: wheaten meal.

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HWǢTEHEALM
Noun: wheat-straw or stalk.
HWǢTELAND
Noun: wheat-land.
HWǢTEMELU
Noun: wheat-meal or flour.
HWǢTEN
Adjective: wheaten.
HWǢTESMEDEME
Noun: fine wheaten flour.
HWǢTESMEDMA
Noun: wheat-meal.
HWǢTEWÆSTM
Noun: corn, wheat; wheat-crop.
HWÆTHWUGU
1. Adjective: something, somewhat, a little, slightly.
2. Noun: something, somewhat; slightly, a little.
3. Adverb: something, somewhat, a little, slightly.
HWÆTHWUGUNUNGES
Adverb: somewhat, a little.
HWÆTLĪCE
Adverb: quickly, speedily, promptly.
HWÆTMŌD
Adjective: bold, courageous, stout-hearted.
HWÆTNES
See (ge)hwætnes.
HWÆTRĒD
Adjective: determined, firm, strong of purpose or counsel.
HWÆTSCIPE
Noun: activity, quickness; boldness, bravery, vigour, valour.
HWÆÐER
1. Adjective: whether; which of two.
2. Adverb: whether; which of two.
3. Pronoun: which of two, whether; one of two, either.
4. See hweðer (4).

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HWÆÐERE
See (ge)hwæðere.
HWALL
1. Adjective: forward; bold.
2. See hweall.
HWALWA
Noun: devexus.
HWAMM
Noun: corner, angle; prominence; porch.
HWAMSTĀN
Noun: corner-stone.
HWANON
Adverb: whence.
HWANONHWEGU
Adverb: from anywhere, whencesoever.
HWARNE
Adverb: not at all.
HWASTA
Noun: eunuch, effeminate person.
HWATA
1. Noun: augur, diviner, soothsayer.
2. Noun: augury, divination.
HWATEND
Noun: iris illyrica (plant).
HWATU
Noun: augury, omen.
HWATUNG
Noun: divination, augury.
HWEALF
1. Adjective: arched, vaulted; hollow, concave.
2. Noun: vault, arch.
HWEALL
Adjective: wanton.
HWEARF
1. Noun: crowd, troop, concourse; bank, shore.

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2. Noun: turn, change, exchange; what is change; space.
3. Noun: wharf, embankment.
4. Adjective: turning about, shifting, veering, changeable.
HWEARFIAN
Verb: to turn, roll or toss about, revolve; to change; to move, wander, pass by.
HWEARFLIC
Adjective: changing, shifting; transitory; quick, agile.
HWEARFLĪCE
Adverb: in turn.
HWEARFT
Noun: circle, circuit, revolution; lapse (of time).
HWEARFTLIAN
Verb: to move about, revolve, turn or roll round; to wander, rove, be tossed.
HWEARFUNG
Noun: turning, revolution; exchange, barter; change, mutation, vicissitude.
HWEGA
Adverb: about, somewhat.
HWELAN
Verb: to roar, rage, bellow.
HWELE
Noun: putrefaction.
HWELIAN
See (ge)hwelian.
HWELPA
Noun: young dog, whelp, cub; young of other animals.
HWELPIAN
Verb: to bring forth offspring.
HWELUNG
Noun: sound, noise, din.
HWEMDRAGEN
Adjective: sloping, slanting, not perpendicular.
HWEMMAN
See (ge)hwemman.
HWĒNE
Adverb: somewhat, a little.

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HWĒOL
Noun: wheel; circle.
HWĒOLED
Adjective: provided with wheels.
HWĒOLFĀG
Adjective: having a circular border, ornamented.
HWĒOLGODWEB
Noun: robe with a circular border.
HWĒOLLĀST
Noun: circuit, orbit; track left by a wheel.
HWĒOLRĀD
Noun: wheel-road, rut, orbit.
HWĒOLRĪÐIG
Noun: brook that turns a wheel.
HWĒOLWEG
Noun: cart-road.
HWEOP
Noun: whip.
HWEORFA
Noun: joint; whorl of a spindle.
HWEORFAN
See (ge)hweorfan.
HWEORFBĀN
Noun: joint, kneecap.
HWER
Noun: cooking-vessel, bowl, cup, pot, kettle, caldron.
HWERFERE
Noun: changer, exchanger, trader.
HWERGEN
Adverb: somewhere.
HWERHWETTE
Noun: cucumber.
HWERWE
Noun: plant name.
HWETESTĀN

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Noun: whetstone.
HWETTAN
See (ge)hwettan.
HWEÐER
1. Conjunction: whether; but, however, yet.
2. See hwӕðer (1).
3. See hwӕðer (2).
4. See hwӕðer (3).
HWICCAS
Noun: people of a small state which extended over Gloucestershire, Worcestershire, and part of
Warwickshire.
HWICCE
Noun: locker, chest, trunk, box.
HWICUNG
Noun: squeaking.
HWIDER
Adverb: whither.
HWIDERHWEGA
Adverb: somewhither.
HWIDERRYNE
Adjective: directed whither.
HWIDRE
Adverb: whither.
HWIERFAN
Verb: to change, turn, convert, transfer, revolve; to exchange; to go, depart, return; to go on,
proceed.
HWĪL
Noun: while, space of time; long time; hour.
HWILC
1. Adjective: which, who, what; whosoever, whichever; any (one), some (one).
2. Pronoun: which, what, who; whichever, whatever, whosoever; any (one), some (one).
HWILCHWEGNO
1. Adjective: some, any.
2. Noun: anything, something.
HWILCNES

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See (ge)hwilcnes.
HWILCWEGA
Pronoun: some, any, someone; little, not much or great; alone, anything, something.
HWĪLE
Adverb: once.
HWĪLEN
Adjective: temporal, transitory, passing, brief.
HWĪLENDE
Adjective: transitory, temporary; temporal.
HWĪLENDLIC
Adjective: temporal, transitory, temporary.
HWĪLFÆC
Noun: space of time.
HWĪLHWEGA
Adverb: for some time.
HWĪLON
Adverb: whilom, sometimes, once.
HWILPE
Noun: some kind of bird, curlew.
HWĪLSTICCE
Noun: interval, fragment or short portion of time; odd moment.
HWĪLTĪDUM
Adverb: sometimes, at times or intervals, from time to time.
HWĪLÐRĀG
Noun: period or space of time.
HWĪLUM
Adverb: sometimes, at times, for a time; whilom.
HWĪLWENDE
Adjective: temporal, transitory, temporary; not spiritual.
HWĪLWENDLIC
1. Adjective: temporal, transitory, temporary; not spiritual.
2. See hwīlendlic.
HWĪLWENDLĪCE
Adverb: temporarily, for a time only.
HWĪNAN

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Verb: to whistle, hiss, whizz.
HWINSIAN
Verb: to whine.
HWINSUNG
Noun: whining.
HWISCETTUNG
Noun: squeaking.
HWISPRIAN
Verb: to whisper, murmur, mutter.
HWISPRUNG
Noun: whispering, murmuring, muttering.
HWISTLE
Noun: reed, whistle, flute, pipe.
HWISTLERE
Noun: whistler, piper, player on a flute.
HWISTLIAN
Verb: to whistle, hiss.
HWISTLUNG
Noun: whistling, hissing, piping; music.
HWĪT
1. Adjective: white; clear, bright, radiant, splendid, glistening, flashing, fair.
2. Noun: whiteness; white food; certain kinds of food allowed at times when flesh was forbidden.
HWĪTAN
See (ge)hwītan.
HWĪTCIRICE
Noun: Whitchurch.
HWĪTCORN
Noun: manna.
HWĪTCWIDU
Noun: mastic.
HWĪTE
1. Adjective: white.
2. Adverb: whitely, with white colour.
HWĪTECLÆFRE
Noun: white clover.

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HWĪTECYLLE
Noun: some kind of bag or vessel; punishment sack.
HWĪTEGŌS
Noun: white goose.
HWĪTEHLĀF
Noun: white bread.
HWĪTEL
Noun: whittle; cloak, blanket.
HWĪTELĒAC
Noun: white leek.
HWĪTERN
Noun: Whitherne, in Galloway.
HWĪTFŌT
Adjective: white-footed.
HWĪTIAN
Verb: to be or make white, whiten.
HWĪTING
Noun: whiting, chalk and size.
HWĪTINGMELU
Noun: whiting-powder.
HWĪTINGTRĒOW
Noun: whitten tree.
HWĪTLĒAC
Noun: onion.
HWĪTLĒADTĒAFOR
Noun: salve of white lead.
HWĪTLING
Noun: kind of fish, whiting.
HWĪTLOC
Adjective: having fair or shining hair, blonde.
HWĪTLOCCEDE
Adjective: having fair or bright hair, blonde.
HWĪTNES
Noun: hiteness.
HWĪTSAN

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Noun: Wissant near Calais.
HWĪTSTŌW
Noun: Lebanon.
HWIÐA
Noun: air, breeze.
HWIÐU
Noun: air, breeze.
HWOL
Adjective: infingens.
HWŌN
1. Adjective: little, few.
2. Noun: a little, a little while; somewhat, trifle.
3. Adverb: somewhat.
HWŌNLIC
Adjective: little, small, slight.
HWŌNLĪCE
Adverb: little, slightly, moderately; cursorily.
HWŌNLOTUM
Adverb: moderately, in small quantities.
HWONNE
Adverb: when, then, at some time; at any time; as long as, until.
HWŌPAN
Verb: to threaten.
HWŌSAN
Verb: to breathe hard, wheeze, cough.
HWŌSTA
Noun: cough.
HWOÐERIAN
Verb: to roar; to surge, foam; to be tempestuous.
HWOÐRUNG
Noun: harsh or hoarse sound; murmuring.
HWUGUDǢL
Noun: small part.
HWURFUL
Adjective: changeable, fickle.

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HWURFULNES
Noun: changeableness, mutability, inconstancy.
HWȲ
1. Adverb: why.
2. Conjunction: why.
HWYLCA
Noun: inflamed swelling, pustule, boil, tumour.
HWȲORF
Noun: cattle, young ass.
HWYRFEL
Noun: whirlpool.
HWYRFEPŌL
Noun: whirlpool, eddy.
HWYRFLEDE
Adjective: round, rounded.
HWYRFLING
Noun: something round, orb; that which turns.
HWYRFLUNG
Noun: change, turning, vicissitude, revolution; wandering, error.
HWYRFNES
Noun: dizziness, giddiness.
HWYRFT
See (ge)hwyrft.
HWYRFTWEG
Noun: escape.
HYCGAN
See (ge)hycgan.
HȲD
1. Noun: hide, skin.
2. See hīd (1).
3. See hȳð (1).
HȲDAN
See (ge)hȳdan.
HYDELE
Noun: name of a plant.

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HȲDELS
Noun: hiding-place, cave, cavern.
HȲDESACC
Noun: leather sack or bag.
HȲDGILD
Noun: fine to save one’s skin.
HȲDIG
1. Adjective: leathern, made of hide.
2. See hygdig.
HȲDSCIP
1. Noun: a ship made with hides.
2. See hȳðscip (1).
HȲF
Noun: hive.
HYGDIG
Adjective: careful, thoughtful, minded, considerate, disposed; chaste, modest.
HYGDIGLĪCE
Adverb: chastely.
HYGDIGNES
Noun: chastity, modesty.
HYGE
Noun: thought, mind; soul, heart; intention, disposition, courage; pride.
HȲGE
Noun: top of the gullet, fauces.
HYGEBEND
Noun: heart-strings.
HYGEBLIND
Adjective: mentally blind.
HYGEBLĪÐE
Adjective: glad, joyful, blithe of heart.
HYGECLǢNE
Adjective: pure in heart or mind.
HYGECRÆFT
Noun: power of mind, intellect, wisdom.
HYGECRÆFTIG

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Adjective: wise, prudent, sagacious.
HȲGEDRIHT
Noun: band of household retainers.
HYGEFÆST
Adjective: wise, prudent, firm of mind.
HYGEFRŌD
Adjective: wise, prudent.
HYGEFRŌFOR
Noun: consolation, comfort for the mind or heart.
HYGEGǢLSA
Adjective: slow, sluggish, hesitating.
HYGEGĀL
Adjective: wanton, light-minded, loose.
HYGEGĀR
Noun: device, wile.
HYGEGĒOMOR
Adjective: sad in mind, mournful.
HYGEGLĒAW
Adjective: wise, prudent.
HYGEGRIM
Adjective: savage, fierce, cruel.
HYGEL
Noun: small hill.
HYGELĒAS
Adjective: careless, thoughtless, foolish, senseless, rash; spiritless; unbridled, extravagant.
HYGELĒASLIC
Adjective: foolish, senseless; unbridled, extravagant.
HYGELĒASLĪCE
Adverb: carelessly, thoughtlessly, with levity.
HYGELĒAST
Noun: thoughtlessness, foolishness, heedlessness; want of wisdom; extravagance, buffoonery.
HYGEMǢÐ
Noun: honour that is shown with the heart or mind, reverence.
HYGEMǢÐUM
Adverb: reverently.

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HYGEMĒÐE
Adjective: sad, weary in mind.
HYGERŌF
Adjective: brave, stout; magnanimous.
HYGERŪN
Noun: secret.
HYGESCEAFT
Noun: mind, heart, disposition.
HYGESNOTTOR
Adjective: wise, prudent, sagacious.
HYGESORG
Noun: mental care, heart-sorrow, anxiety.
HYGESTRANG
Adjective: brave.
HYGETĒONA
Noun: offence, injury; insult.
HYGETRĒOW
Noun: fidelity, faith deliberately pledged.
HYGEÐANC
Noun: thought.
HYGEÐANCOL
Adjective: wise, thoughtful.
HYGEÐIHTIG
Adjective: courageous, doughty of heart.
HYGEÐRȲÐ
Noun: pride, insolence.
HYGEÐRYMM
Noun: strength of heart or mind, courage.
HYGEWÆLM
Noun: mental agitation, violent emotion, anger.
HYGEWLANC
Adjective: proud, haughty, elated in mind.
HYHT
See (ge)hyht.
HYHTAN

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See (ge)hyhtan.
HYHTFUL
Adjective: hopeful; pleasant, full of joy, glad, exultant, mirthful.
HYHTGIEFU
Noun: pleasing gift.
HYHTGIFA
Noun: giver of joy.
HYHTING
Noun: joy, exultation.
HYHTLĒAS
Adjective: unbelieving; joyless, without hope.
HYHTLIC
Adjective: hopeful, promising; pleasant, joyful, exultant.
HYHTLĪCE
See (ge)hyhtlīce.
HYHTPLEGA
Noun: joyous play, sport.
HYHTWILLA
Noun: desire accompanied by hope or joy.
HYHTWYNN
Noun: joy of hope, joy.
HYLC
Noun: bend, turn; unevenness, hump.
HYLDAN
Verb: to flay, take off the skin.
HYLDĀÐ
Noun: oath or fealty of allegiance.
HYLDEMǢG
Noun: near and dear kinsman.
HYLDERE
Noun: flayer, butcher.
HYLDING
Noun: curve, bending, inclination.
HYLDO

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Noun: kindness, affection, friendness, favour, grace; protection; fidelity, loyalty, allegiance,
reverence.
HYLDRǢDEN
Noun: fidelity.
HYLL
1. Noun: hill.
2. See hell.
HYLLEHĀMA
Noun: cricket, grass-hopper.
HYLLIC
Adjective: hilly.
HYLLOC
Noun: small hill.
HYLSTEN
Adjective: baked, having crust.
HYLSUNG
1. Noun: timbrel.
2. See hwistlung.
HYLU
Noun: hollow.
HYLWYRT
Noun: hillwort.
HYMBRE
Noun: Northumbrians.
HYMELE
Noun: hop-plant.
HYMLIC
Noun: hemlock.
HYMLĪCE
Noun: hemlock.
HYNDEN
Noun: community of 100 men.
HYNDENMANN
Noun: chief man in the community of 100 men.
HYNGRAN

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See (ge)hyngran.
HȲNNES
1. Noun: persecution, subjecting; destruction; humiliation, abasement, proscription.
2. See hīennes (1).
HȲPE
Noun: heap.
HYPE
Noun: hip, haunch.
HYPEBĀN
Noun: hip-bone.
HYPEBĀNECE
Noun: sciatica.
HȲPEL
Noun: heap, mound.
HYPESEAX
Noun: short sword, dagger.
HYPPING
Noun: stepping stone.
HYPSĀR
Noun: sciatica.
HYPWÆRC
Noun: pain in the hips, sciatica.
HȲR
Noun: hire, wages; interest, usury.
HȲRA
Noun: follower, mercenary, hireling; one who is subject to another, servant, dependant.
HYRAN
Verb: to spit.
HYRD
1. Noun: door.
2. Noun: parchment.
HYRDEL
Noun: hurdle, frame of intertwined twigs or bars.
HȲREBORG
Noun: interest, usury.

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HȲREDNESS
Noun: fame, report.
HȲREGILDA
Noun: mercenary, hireling.
HȲRGEOHT
Noun: hired yoke of oxen.
HȲRIAN
Verb: to hire.
HYRIAN
Verb: to imitate.
HȲRIGMANN
Noun: hireling, mercenary.
HYRING
Noun: imitation, emulation.
HȲRLING
Noun: hireling, one who works for hire.
HYRNAN
Verb: to jut out like a horn or wedge.
HYRNE
Noun: horn; corner, angle.
HYRNED
See (ge)hyrned.
HYRNEDNEBBA
Adjective: horn-beaked or billed.
HYRNEN
1. Adjective: made of horn.
2. Adjective: angular, full of corners.
HYRNET
Noun: hornet, gadfly.
HYRNFUL
Adjective: angular, full of corners.
HYRNIG
Adjective: angular.
HYRNSTĀN
Noun: corner-stone, keystone.

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HȲROXA
Noun: hired ox.
HYRSE
Noun: mare.
HYRSIAN
Verb: to go on horseback.
HYRST
1. Noun: height, hillock, hurst; wood, copse.
2. See (ge)hyrst.
HYRSTAN
See (ge)hyrstan.
HYRÐ
Noun: skin; hide.
HYRWE
Noun: name of a tree.
HYSCAN
See (ge)hyscan.
HȲSCEN
Noun: small house.
HYSCEND
Noun: reviler, one who mocks or taunts.
HYSE
Noun: young man, youth, scion, shoot; son; warrior.
HYSEBEORÐOR
Noun: bearing of male offspring; young man, boy.
HYSEBERÐLING
Noun: bearing of male offspring.
HYSEBERÐRE
Noun: woman who bears a son.
HYSECILD
Noun: male child.
HYSERINC
Noun: young man.
HYSEWĪSE
Adverb: like young men.

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HYSPAN
Verb: to deride, scorn, mock, taunt; to reproach, revile, insult.
HYSPEND
Noun: calumniator, reviler, mocker.
HYSPFUL
Adjective: scornful, contumelious.
HYSPNES
Noun: contumely, reproach, opprobrium.
HYSPUNG
Noun: contumely, reproach, reviling, scoffing.
HYT
1. Noun: heat.
2. See hit.
HȲÐ
1. Noun: landing-place, port, harbour, haven, creek.
2. See hȳðð.
HȲÐAN
Verb: to lay waste, plunder, ravage, pillage, despoil.
HȲÐEGIAN
See (ge)hȳðegian.
HȲÐEGUNG
Noun: advantage, profit.
HȲÐELIC
See (ge)hȳðelic.
HȲÐELĪCE
See (ge)hȳðelīce.
HȲÐGILD
Noun: festival held at a harbour in honour of the god of harbours.
HȲÐLIC
Adjective: relating to a harbour.
HȲÐSCIP
1. Noun: pirate-ship.
2. See hȳdscip (1).
HȲÐÐ
Noun: gain, benefit, profit, advantage.

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HȲÐWEARD
Noun: warden of a harbour.

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Ī
Noun: a letter. The Runic character for this vowel was named ís.
ĪA
Adverb: yea.
IACINÐ
Noun: Jacinth.
IANUARIUS
Noun: January.
IARWAN
Verb: to prepare; to adorn deck; to cook; to clothe, dress; to direct.
IC
Pronoun: I, me.
ĪCELS
Noun: addition to an estate.
ĪCEND
Noun: one who increases or augments.
ĪCESTRE
Noun: one who increases or augments.
ICGE GOLD
Noun: gold given in addition on the occasion of a solemn reconciliation.
ICGE
Adjective: only in phr. icge gold, treasure gold, rich gold.
ICLINGAS
Noun: the name of a Mercian family to which St. Guthlac belonged.
ĪDÆGES
Adverb: on the same day.
ĪDEL
1. Adjective: useless, worthless, vain; empty, void, desolate, bare, devoid (of), unoccupied; idle,
unemployed; not having anything, destitute.
2. Noun: useless, vain, futility; emptiness; frivolity; idleness; carelessness, inattention.
ĪDELBLISS
Noun: vain joy.
ĪDELGEORN
Adjective: useless, unprofitable; frivolous; idle, lazy, slothful; inert.
ĪDELGIELP

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Noun: arrogance, vainglory, empty boasting.
ĪDELGILD
Noun: false worship or idolatry.
ĪDELGILDOFFRUNG
Noun: offering to an idol.
ĪDELHENDE
Adjective: empty, empty-handed.
ĪDELINGA
Noun: worthless or trifling thing.
ĪDELLIC
Adjective: useless, vain, idle.
ĪDELLĪCE
Adverb: to no purpose, in vain; without cause.
ĪDELLUST
Noun: vain desire.
ĪDELNES
Noun: uselessness, worthlessness; vanity, frivolity, falseness; false religion; emptiness; lack of
energy, idleness, vain existence; superstition; lack of result, ineffectiveness.
ĪDELSPRǢCE
Adjective: talking idly or vainly.
IDES
Noun: woman, lady, wife, queen, virgin.
IDIG
Adjective: active, busy.
ĪDLIAN
See (ge)īdlian.
ĪDOL
Noun: idol.
ĪECAN
See (ge)īecan.
ĪEG
Noun: island; water, sea.
ĪEGBŪEND
Noun: dweller in an island, islander.
ĪEGLAND

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Noun: island.
ĪEGSTRĒAM
Noun: water-stream, current, river, sea, ocean.
IELDAN
See (ge)ieldan.
IELDE
Noun: men.
IELDEN
Noun: delay, deferring, putting off.
IELDENDLIC
Adjective: slow, dilatory, tardy; slack.
IELDESTA
Noun: chief.
IELDFUL
Adjective: dilatory, delaying.
IELDIAN
Verb: to delay, defer, put off.
IELDING
Noun: delay, deferring, tarrying, putting off; dissimulation; connivance.
IELDO
Noun: period of time, age; time of life, years, century; mature or old age, old people, the elders;
youth; age of the world.
IELDRA
Noun: ancestor, predecessor, elder, parent, father, forefather; superior, noble.
IELDRAFÆDER
Noun: grandfather.
IERFA
Noun: heir.
IERFE
1. Noun: property, inheritance, bequest.
2. Noun: cattle.
IERFIAN
Verb: to possess, inherit; honour with a funeral feast.
IERGAN
Verb: to dishearten, dismay.

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IERGÐU
Noun: sluggishness, sloth; timorousness; pusillanimity, cowardice; remissness.
IERLIC
Adjective: vehement, angry.
IERMAN
See (ge)ierman.
IERMING
Noun: poor, mean, miserable or wretched person.
IERMÐ
Noun: poverty, misery, wretchedness, penury, distress, disorder, calamity; disease; crime;
reproach.
IERNES
Noun: anger.
IERNAN
1. Verb: to move rapidly, run, hasten; to flow, spread; to pursue; to cause to move rapidly, turn,
grind.
2. See rinnan (1).
IERNING
Noun: running, flow, course, flux, discharge.
IERRE
1. Adjective: wandering, erring, gone astray, confused; perverse, depraved; indignant, angry,
enraged, wrathful, fierce.
2. Noun: anger, ire, rage, wrath.
IERREMŌD
Adjective: of angry mood, angry-minded, wrathful; wild.
IERRENGA
Adverb: angrily, fiercely.
IERREÐWEORH
Adjective: very angry, having the mind perverted by rage.
IERSCIPE
Noun: anger.
IERSIAN
See (ge)iersian.
IERSIGENDLIC
Adjective: emotional, passionate, capable of anger.

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IERSUNG
Noun: anger, irascibility, readiness to anger.
ĪEÐE
1. Adjective: desolate, desert, barren, laid waste.
2. See ēaðe (1).
ĪEÐELIC
Adjective: easy; easy to do; of moderated size.
ĪEÐELĪCE
Adverb: easily.
ĪEÐNES
Noun: easiness; ease, freedom; satisfaction, pleasure, delight.
ĪEÐRUNG
Noun: amelioration, making easier.
ĪEÐTOGEN
Adjective: easily deferred or brought about.
ĪEWAN
See (ge)īewan.
ĪFE
Noun: kind of plant.
ĪFED
Adjective: grown with ivy.
ĪFIG
Noun: ivy.
ĪFIGBEARO
Noun: grove of ivy-covered trees.
ĪFIGCROP
Noun: cluster of ivy berries.
ĪFIGLĒAF
Noun: ivy leaf.
ĪFIGRIND
Noun: bark of ivy.
ĪFIGTEARO
Noun: resin from tar, ivy tar.
ĪFIGTWIG
Noun: ivy-twig.

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ĪFIHT
Adjective: covered with ivy.
ĪGBŪENDE
Adjective: dwelling in an island.
IGGAÐ
Noun: small island, islet, ait, eyot.
ĪHT
Noun: increase.
II
Noun: Iona.
ĪL
Noun: hedgehog, porcupine, urchin.
ILCA
See (ge)ilca.
ILCE
Adverb: in the same way.
ILDEND
Noun: one who delays.
ILDEWITA
Noun: Pharisee.
ILDRA
Adjective: of greater age, elder, older; superior, greater.
ILE
Noun: sole of the foot; hard skin, callosity; corn.
ILFETU
Noun: swan.
ILFIG
Adjective: mad, frantic, affected by elves.
ILL
Noun: sole of the foot; hard skin, callosity; corn.
ILLERACU
Noun: surfeit.
IMPA
Noun: graft, shoot; scion.
IMPE

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Noun: graft, shoot; scion, imp.
IMPIAN
Verb: to imp, implant, graft.
IMPING
Noun: place where there are young trees.
IN
1. Adposition: (local) in, into; on, at, upon; to; among; (temporal) in at about, towards,
during (purpose) in, to, for.
2. See inn (1).
3. See inn (2).
INĀBERAN
Verb: to bring in.
INĀDL
Noun: internal disease.
INĀGĀN
Verb: to go in, enter.
INĀSENDAN
Verb: to send in.
INĀWRITTING
Noun: inscription.
INBÆRNEDNES
Noun: burning; incense, frankincense.
INBECWEÐAN
Verb: to inculcate.
INBELǢDAN
Verb: to introduce, lead in.
INBELŪCAN
Verb: to shut.
INBEND
Noun: internal bond.
INBERAN
Verb: to bring in, carry in.
INBESLĒAN
Verb: to hack into (any one).
INBESTINGAN

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Verb: to pierce, penetrate, make a thrust.
INBETȲNEDNES
Noun: inclusion, shutting in, confinement; life of a recluse.
INBEWINDAN
Verb: to enfold, wrap up, enwrap.
INBEWRĒON
Verb: to cover up.
INBLĀWAN
Verb: to inspire, breathe upon; to puff up, inflate.
INBLĀWING
Noun: breathing upon.
INBODEN
Adjective: proclaimed.
INBOLGEN
Adjective: exasperated.
INBOREN
Adjective: native, indigenous.
INBORH
Noun: bail; security in cases of theft.
INBRECAN
Verb: to break into.
INBRĒDAN
Verb: to burst in upon.
INBRENGAN
Verb: to bring in; to present.
INBRYNE
Noun: fire, burning, conflagration.
INBŪAN
See (ge)inbūan.
INBŪEND
Noun: inhabitant; native.
INBURG
Noun: hall, vestibule.
INBURHFÆST
Adjective: stationed in a hall.

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INBYRDE
Adjective: natural, inborn; born on the state, born in a master's house.
INBYRDING
Noun: slave born in a master's house.
INBYRDLING
Noun: slave, slave born in a master's house; native.
INCA
Noun: doubt, suspicion; question; offence, grievance, ill-will; cause of complaint; scruple;
quarrel, grudge; fear; occasion, opportunity.
INCĒGAN
Verb: to invoke, call upon.
INCĒGUNG
Noun: invocation.
INCEMPA
Noun: member of a household capable of bearing arms; soldier of the same company.
INCER
Adjective: of or belonging to both of you.
INCERRAN
Verb: to divert; to pervert.
INCLEOFA
Noun: inner chamber; bed-chamber, closet; den, cave.
INCLEOFE
Noun: chamber, closet; den, lair, cave.
INCNAPA
Noun: domestic servant.
INCNIHT
Noun: servant in a house, household or domestic servant.
INCOFA
Noun: inner chamber; the breast, the heart.
INCOÐU
Noun: internal disease.
INCUMAN
Verb: to come in, enter, go into.
INCUND
Adjective: interior, internal, inward; intimate, secret, coming from the heart.

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INCUNDLĪCE
Adverb: from the heart, with deep feeling.
INCUNDNES
Noun: feeling that comes from the heart, inward conviction; sincerity, earnestness, heartiness;
inward part, recess.
INCŪÐ
Adjective: strange, extraordinary; not friendly, grievous, wicked.
INCŪÐLĪCE
Adverb: grievously, sorely.
INCYME
Noun: entrance, in-coming.
INDǢLAN
Verb: to impart, infuse.
INDĒAS
Noun: Indias.
INDĪEGELNES
Noun: hiding or secret place.
INDĪPAN
Verb: to immerse, dip in.
INDISC
Adjective: Indian.
INDRENCAN
Verb: to saturate, soak, steep; to fill to overflowing; to inebriate.
INDRĪFAN
Verb: to utter, impel, send forth, ejaculate.
INDRINCAN
Verb: to drink, imbibe.
INDRYHTEN
Adjective: distinguished, noble, courtly, excellent.
INDRYHTO
Noun: nobleness, honour, glory.
INE
Noun: Ine, king of the West Saxons from A. D. 688 to 726.
INEARDIAN
Verb: to dwell, inhabit.

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INEARDIEND
Noun: inhabitant.
INĒDDISC
Noun: household stuff, furniture.
INĒÐUNG
Noun: breathing, inspiration.
INFÆR
Noun: entrance, entry, ingress, admission; right or permission to enter.
INFÆRELD
Noun: entrance, in-coming, admission; interior; vestibule.
INFANGENEÐĒOF
Noun: right of judging thieves caught within the limits of one’s jurisdiction, and of taking the
fines for the crime.
INFARAN
1. Verb: to enter, go into.
2. See innefeoh.
INFARU
Noun: march into a country, invasion; incursion, inroad.
INFEALLAN
Verb: to fall in.
INFECCAN
Verb: to fetch in.
INFĒRAN
Verb: to enter, enter in.
INFIHT
Noun: brawl in a house.
INFINDAN
Verb: to find, discover.
INFLǢSCNES
Noun: incarnation.
INFLĒDE
Adjective: full of water.
INFLĒON
Verb: to fly from.
INFORLǢTAN

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Verb: to let in.
INFORLǢTNESS
Noun: inspretio.
INFŌSTER
Noun: bringing up, breeding, rearing.
INFRŌD
Adjective: very old or age, very wise, experienced.
INFYRDE
Noun: entrance to a ford.
ING
1. Noun: name of the rune for ing.
2. Noun: meadow, ing.
3. See inn (1).
4. See inn (2).
5. See geong (1).
INGĀN
Verb: to enter, go in.
INGANG
Noun: entrance, entry, access, ingress; doorway, vestibule; beginning, first step; entrance-fee;
right or permission to enter.
INGANGAN
Verb: to go in, enter.
INGEBED
Noun: earnest or hearty prayer.
INGEBRINGAN
Verb: to bring in.
INGECĪGAN
Verb: invocare.
INGEDŌN
Verb: to put in.
INGEDRINCAN
Verb: to imbibe, drink.
INGEFEALLAN
Verb: incidere.
INGEFEOHT

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Noun: internal or civil war.
INGEFOLC
Noun: native race.
INGEHRIF
Noun: womb.
INGEHYGD
Noun: mind, consciousness, thought, sense; understanding, knowledge; meaning, import;
intention, intent, purpose; course of life.
INGEHYGDNES
Noun: intention, purpose.
INGELǢDAN
Verb: to introduce, lead or bring in.
INGELAÐIAN
Verb: to invite.
INGEMEN
Noun: native warriors.
INGEMYND
Noun: mind, memory, remembrance, recollection.
INGEMYNDE
Adjective: in mind, recollected, remembered, in memory.
INGENGA
Noun: visitor; intruder; aggressor, invader.
INGĒOTAN
Verb: to pour in, fill.
INGĒOTING
Noun: inpouring, purification.
INGERǢCAN
Verb: to give (something) in (to somebody).
INGEREC
Noun: tumult; boil.
INGESETED
Adjective: placed in, inserted.
INGESTEALD
Noun: household goods.
INGESWEL

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Noun: internal swelling.
INGEÐANC
Noun: mind, conscience; thinking, thought, cogitation, intellect; intent, intention, purpose;
heart, spirit, breast.
INGEÐĒOD
Noun: nation; peoples (pl).
INGEÐŌHT
Noun: conscience.
INGEWEAXEN
Adjective: ingrown, implanted.
INGEWINN
Noun: intestine struggle; civil war.
INGEWITNES
Noun: consciousness, conscience; knowledge, knowing.
INGWINE
Noun: name of the Danes.
INGYTE
Noun: pouring in, infusion; inspiration.
INHǢTAN
Verb: to inflame.
INHEALD
Adjective: embossed, worked in low or bas-relief, sloping inwards.
INHEORD
Noun: herd kept by the lord on his land.
INHĪRED
Noun: house, household, family.
INHĪWAN
Noun: members of a household, community or convent; servants, domestics.
INHOLD
Adjective: thoroughly loyal, loyal from the heart.
INHȲRNES
Noun: possession.
INLĀD
Noun: way in, bringing in, introduction; entrance-fee; right of water-passage inland; toll on
goods carried into market.

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INLǢDAN
Verb: to introduce, lead or bring in.
INLǢTAN
Verb: to let in.
INLAGIAN
See (ge)inlagian.
INLAND
Noun: domain, land in the lord’s own occupation, demesne.
INLAÐIAN
Verb: to invite.
INLAÐIGEND
Noun: one who invites.
INLENDA
Noun: native.
INLENDE
Adjective: native, indigenous.
INLENDISC
Adjective: inhabitant; native, indigenous.
INLENDISCNES
Noun: habitation; peregrination.
INLIC
Adjective: internal, interior, inner, inward.
INLĪCE
Adverb: internally, inwardly; thoroughly; sincerely, heartily.
INLĪCHOMUNG
Noun: incarnation.
INLĪHTEND
Noun: illuminator, one who enlightens.
INLĪHTAN
See (ge)inlīhtan.
INLĪHTNES
Noun: illumination.
INLĪXAN
Verb: to become or grow light, shine, dawn.
INMĒDE

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Adjective: of profound concern, of great solicitude, close to one’s heart.
INN
1. Noun: dwelling, house, lodging, chamber, apartment; quartering oneself (of soldiers).
2. Adverb: in, into, inwards, within, inside of; inwardly.
INNAN
1. Adposition: in, into, within; from within.
2. Adverb: in, inside, within; inwardly; in the mind or heart; within the limits (of a period).
INNANBORDES
Adverb: at home.
INNANBURHWARE
Noun: residents within the walls of a town.
INNANCUND
Adjective: internal, inner, inward; thorough; sincere, earnest, genuine, hearty, not superficial.
INNANEARM
Noun: inner side of arm towards the body.
INNANFORTOG
Noun: gripe.
INNANONFEAL
Noun: internal swelling.
INNANTĪDERNES
Noun: internal weakness.
INNANWEARD
1. Adjective: internal, interior, inner, inward, intrinsic; sincere, earnest.
2. See inweard (2).
INNANWUND
Noun: internal wound.
INNANWYRM
Noun: intestinal worm.
INNE
1. Adverb: in, inside, within, in-doors; with.
2. Adjective: interior, inner; mental, spiritual; deep, inmost, intimate, close.
INNECUND
Adjective: internal, inward.
INNEFARAN
Noun: intestines, bowel.

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INNEFEOH
Noun: household goods.
INNERA
Adjective: interior, inner.
INNEWEARD
1. Adjective: internal, interior, inner, inward; deep, intrinsic; sincere, earnest; in the neut.
sing. and pl. it is used as a noun: intestines, viscera, the inward part.
2. See inweard (1).
INNHEARDMANN
Noun: one of the household troops; member of a retinue or body-guard.
INNHERE
Noun: army of a country, native army, home-force.
INNIAN
See (ge)innian.
INNIERFE
Noun: household stuff or goods, furniture.
INNIHTE
Adverb: within certain limits.
INNĪWIAN
See (ge)innīwian.
INNOÐ
Noun: inside, entrails, stomach, gut, bowels, womb, breast, heart.
INNOÐMÆGEN
Noun: strength.
INNOÐTȲDERNES
Noun: weakness of the intestines.
INNOÐWUND
Noun: internal wound, wound of the intestines.
INNUNG
Noun: dwelling, lodging, putting or getting in; contents, takings, revenue.
INNWEORUD
Noun: household, retainers, band of domestics or courtiers.
INNYLFE
Noun: womb, gut, bowel.
INORF

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Noun: household goods, furniture.
INRÆCAN
Verb: to rush upon.
INRǢSAN
Verb: to rush upon.
INRĒCELS
Noun: incense.
INSǢTE
Adjective: dependent, of ambush; belonging to one who is settled in the household of the lord, one
who lives close to the lord's mansion.
INSCEAFT
Noun: internal generation.
INSCĒAWERE
Noun: inspector.
INSCĒAWUNG
Noun: view, inspection.
INSCEÐÐENDE
Adjective: innocent.
INSCŪFAN
Verb: to shove in.
INSEGEL
1. Noun: seal, signet.
2. See insigle.
INSEGLIAN
See (ge)inseglian.
INSEGLUNG
Noun: seal, sealing.
INSENDAN
Verb: to send in; to put in.
INSETEN
Noun: institution.
INSETNES
Noun: rule, regulation, institute.
INSETTAN
Verb: to appoint, institute.

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INSIGLE
Noun: seal, signet.
INSIHT
Noun: narrative, argument, account.
INSITTENDE
Adjective: sitting within.
INSMOH
Noun: slough.
INSNǢD
Noun: piece of woodland kept in the lord's hand.
INSŌCN
Noun: brawl in a house.
INSOMNIAN
Verb: to gather in.
INSPĪDERWIHT
Noun: spider.
INSPINN
Noun: instrument for spinning, spindle.
INSTÆPE
1. Noun: entrance.
2. See instep (1).
INSTÆPES
Adverb: directly, immediately, forthwith, at once.
INSTANDAN
Verb: to be near or present.
INSTANDENDLIC
Adjective: present, of today; required for present use.
INSTEDE
Adverb: immediately, at once, on the spot.
INSTEPE
1. Adverb: directly, immediately, forthwith, at once; at the outset.
2. See onstӕpe.
INSTEPPAN
Verb: to enter, go in; to step in.
INSTICE

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Noun: internal stitching pain, pricking sensation within.
INSTĪGAN
Verb: to climb in.
INSTIHTIAN
Verb: to dispose, arrange, regulate, appoint.
INSTING
Noun: claim; right of intervention, authority, jurisdiction.
INSWĀN
Noun: lord’s swineherd.
INSWŌGAN
Verb: to invade.
INSWŌGENNES
Noun: rushing in with a loud sound, violent entrance.
INTIMBRIAN
See (ge)intimbrian.
INTINGA
Noun: cause, reason, sake, plea; matter, affair, business, case; occasion, fitting opportunity;
fault.
INTŌ
Adposition: into.
INTRAHTNUNG
Noun: explanation, interpretation.
INTREPETTAN
Verb: to trip, hop, dance.
INTRIFELUNG
Noun: intritura.
INÐER
Adverb: apart.
INÐICCE
Adjective: gross, thick; crass.
INÐĪNEN
Noun: female domestic servant.
INWÆRC
Noun: internal pain.
INWǢTE

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Noun: internal humour.
INWARU
Noun: services due to the lord on his inland.
INWEARD
1. Adjective: internal, inner, inward, intrinsic; deep, sincere, earnest.
2. Adverb: within; mentally, spiritually.
INWEARDLIC
Adjective: internal, inner, inward; sincere, earnest.
INWEARDLĪCE
Adverb: inwardly; thoroughly, deeply; earnestly, heartily.
INWENDAN
Verb: to change.
INWEORC
Noun: indoor work.
INWEORPAN
Verb: to begin (the weft).
INWIDDA
Noun: adversary, evil one.
INWISE
Noun: condiment.
INWIT
1. Noun: deceit, guile, fraud, wickedness, evil.
2. Adjective: deceitful, guileful, wicked, malicious, evil.
INWITFENG
Noun: wily or malicious grasp, spiteful clutch.
INWITFLĀN
Noun: treacherous shaft.
INWITFUL
Adjective: deceitful, guileful, crafty, wicked, malicious, evil.
INWITGÆST
Noun: guileful or evil guest.
INWITGECYND
Noun: malicious or evil nature.
INWITGYREN
Noun: treacherous snare.

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INWITHLEMM
Noun: stroke treacherously or maliciously given, treacherous wound.
INWITHRŌF
Noun: deceitful or evil roof.
INWITNET
Noun: net of treachery or malice.
INWITNĪÐ
Noun: malicious, treacherous enmity, cunning hostility.
INWITRŪN
Noun: malicious, guileful or evil counsel.
INWITSCEAR
Noun: murderous attack; slaughter effected by craft.
INWITSEARO
Noun: malicious or treacherous artifice, artful intrigue.
INWITSORH
Noun: sorrow brought about by malice or guile.
INWITSPELL
Noun: tale of evil or woe.
INWITSTÆF
Noun: wickedness, malice, evil.
INWITÐANC
Noun: deceitful, malicious or evil thought or purpose.
INWITWRĀSN
Noun: chain of guile or malice, hostile fetter.
INWRĪTERE
Noun: writer, secretary, resident scribe.
INWRITTING
Noun: inscription.
INWUDU
Noun: woodland reserved to the lord.
INWUND
Noun: internal wound.
INWUNENES
Noun: persistence, perseverance.
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Noun: dwelling, habitation, residence.
INWYRM
Noun: internal worm, worm in the intestines.
IOB
Noun: Job; Jove, Jupiter.
IONNA
Adverb: within.
ĪOR
Noun: the name of the rune RUNE; also of a fish, perhaps the eel.
IOTAS
Noun: the Jutes.
IOVES
Noun: Jove.
ĪR
Noun: the projecting back of an axe.
ĪRAS
Noun: the Irish.
ĪRE
Noun: a monetary unit.
IRINGES WEG
Noun: Milky Way.
ĪRLAND
Noun: land of the Irish, Ireland.
IRLĪCE
Adverb: angrily.
IRMEN
Adjective: a word occurring mostly as a prefix with the idea of greatness, universality.
IRMENÐĒODE
Noun: the peoples of the earth.
IRREWEORC
Noun: a work undertaken in anger.
ĪS
Noun: ice; the name of the Rune for i.
ĪSCEALD
Adjective: icy cold.

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ĪSEARN
Noun: kingfisher; halcyon.
ĪSEN
1. Noun: iron, steel; iron instrument, implement made of iron, iron weapon; fetter.
2. Adjective: iron, made of iron.
3. See īsearn.
ĪSENBEND
Noun: iron bond or band, fetter.
ĪSENBYRNE
Noun: iron corslet.
ĪSENFETOR
Noun: iron fetter.
ĪSENGELŌMA
Noun: iron tool or weapon.
ĪSENGRÆF
Noun: iron-mine, ironstone quarry.
ĪSENGRǢG
Adjective: iron-grey.
ĪSENHEARD
Adjective: iron-hard.
ĪSENHEARDE
Noun: iron-hard, black centaury, vervain, knapweed.
ĪSENHELM
Noun: iron helmet.
ĪSENHERE
Noun: iron-clad host or army.
ĪSENHYRST
Adjective: fitted with iron.
ĪSENORDĀL
Noun: ordeal by hot iron.
ĪSENŌRE
Noun: iron mine, ironstone quarry.
ĪSENPANNA
Noun: frying-pan.
ĪSENPANNE

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Noun: frying-pan.
ĪSENSCOFL
Noun: iron shovel.
ĪSENSCŪR
Noun: shower of iron missiles.
ĪSENSMIÐ
Noun: worker in iron, iron-smith, blacksmith.
ĪSENSWĀT
Noun: dross of iron.
ĪSENTANGE
Noun: pair of snuffers.
ĪSENÐRĒAT
Noun: band having iron armour, iron-clad troop.
ĪSENWYRHTA
Noun: worker in iron, blacksmith.
ĪSGEBIND
Noun: bond or fetters of ice.
ĪSGEBLǢD
Noun: blister produced by ice, chilblain.
ĪSIG
Adjective: icy, covered with ice.
ĪSIGFEÐERA
Adjective: having ice on the wings, with frosted wings.
ĪSIHT
Adjective: icy.
ĪSIÐES
Adverb: directly, immediately, at one, at that time.
ISMAHĒLI
Noun: Ishmaelites, Bedouins.
ISMAHĒLITISC
Adjective: Ishmaelite.
ĪSMERE
Noun: icy lake, mere covered with ice.
ĪSNIAN
See (ge)īsnian.

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ĪSNOD
Adjective: iron-clad.
ISPANIA
Noun: Spain.
ISPĀNIE
Noun: Spaniards, Spain.
ISPANISC
Adjective: Spanish.
ISRǢLISC
Adjective: of Israel.
ĪSTAS
Noun: the Esthonians.
ISTORIA
Noun: history.
ITALIA
Noun: Italy.
ITALIE
Noun: the Italians or Italy.
ĪÐBELIG
Adjective: easily made angry.
IUDĒA
Noun: Judea.
IŪDĒAS
Noun: the Jews.
ĪUDĒISC
Adjective: Jewish.
ĪW
1. Noun: yew, yew-tree; mountain ash.
2. See ēoh.
ĪWBERGE
Noun: yew-berry.
ĪWEDNESS
Noun: showing.

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LĀ
1. Adverb: indeed, verily.
2. Interjection: lo! behold! oh! ah!.
LĀC
Noun: play, sport; battle, strife, struggle; offering, sacrifice, oblation; favour, gift, present, grace;
booty; message; medicine.
LĀCAN
Verb: to move up and down, swing, wave about; to jump, leap; to fly; to play; to play
(instrument); to fight, contend; to delude, trick.
LĀCDǢD
Noun: munificence.
LACEN
Noun: cloak.
LĀCFÆSTEN
Noun: offering of a fast.
LĀCGEOFA
Noun: one who gives gifts, generous giver.
LĀCLIC
Adjective: sacrificial, having the nature of a sacrifice or offering.
LĀCNIAN
See (ge)lācnian.
LĀCNIGENDLIC
Adjective: medical, surgical.
LĀCNIMENDE
Adjective: receiving a reward.
LĀCNUNG
Noun: healing, cure, remedy, medicine, medicament.
LĀCNYSTRE
Noun: physician.
LĀCSANG
Noun: offertory hymn.
LACTUCA
Noun: lettuce.
LACTUCE
Noun: lettuce.

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LACU
Noun: piece of water, pool, pond, stream.
LĀD
Noun: way, course, journey; leading, guiding; carrying, carriage, bringing; support,
maintenance; excuse; clearing from blame or accusation, purgation, exculpation.
LĀDIAN
See (ge)lādian.
LĀDIENDLIC
Adjective: excusable.
LĀDMANN
Noun: leader, guide.
LĀDRINC
Noun: conductor, guide, escort.
LĀDRINCMAN
Noun: conductor, escort.
LADSAR
Noun: laserwort.
LĀDSCIPE
Noun: leadership, command.
LĀDUNG
Noun: excuse, exculpation, defence, apology; purgation (legal term).
LǢ
Noun: hair (of the head).
LÆC
Adjective: weak, wounded, failing (from wounds).
LǢCAN
Verb: to move quickly, rise, spring up, leap; to flare up.
LÆCCAN
See (ge)læccan.
LÆCCUNG
Noun: reproach, blaming.
LǢCE
Noun: doctor, physician, leech.
LǢCEBŌC
Noun: book on medicine, book of recipes.

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LǢCECRÆFT
Noun: art of healing, art of medicine, leech-craft; medical treatment; remedy, recipe, medicine.
LǢCECRÆFTIG
Adjective: skilled in medicine.
LǢCECYNN
Noun: race of physicians or surgeons.
LǢCECYST
Noun: medicine chest.
LǢCEDŌM
Noun: remedy, medicine; healing, cure, salvation.
LǢCEDŌMLIC
Adjective: salutary.
LǢCEDŌMNES
Noun: plaster, cataplasm.
LǢCEFEOH
Noun: money paid to a doctor, physician's fee.
LǢCEFINGER
Noun: leech-finger, the fourth finger.
LǢCEGEATWA
Noun: medical apparatus.
LǢCEHŪS
Noun: hospital, hostelry.
LǢCEĪREN
Noun: lancet, surgeon's knife.
LǢCESEALF
Noun: medicinal salve or ointment, plaster.
LǢCESEAX
Noun: lancet, surgeon's knife.
LǢCEWYRT
Noun: medicinal herb, drug; medical treatment, leech-work.
LÆCING
Noun: blame, reproof.
LǢDAN
See (ge)lǣdan.
LǢDE

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1. Adjective: unhappy, unfortunate; (in a moral sense) poor, miserable, wretched.
2. See lǣwede (1).
LǢDEN
1. Noun: Latin, Latin tongue; any foreign tongue, speech or language.
2. Adjective: Latin.
LǢDENBŌC
Noun: Latin book.
LǢDEND
Noun: bringer; excuser, apologist.
LǢDENGEREORD
Noun: Latin, the Latin language.
LǢDENGEÐĒODE
Noun: the Latin language.
LǢDENISC
Adjective: Latin.
LǢDENLĀR
Noun: knowledge of Latin, Latin lore.
LǢDENDLIC
See (ge)lǣdendlic.
LǢDENLIC
Adjective: Latin.
LǢDENNAMA
Noun: Latin noun.
LǢDENSPRǢC
Noun: the Latin speech or language.
LǢDENSTÆF
Noun: Latin letter.
LǢDENSTÆFUM
Adverb: in Latin.
LǢDENWARE
Noun: the Latins, the Romans.
LǢDENWORD
Noun: Latin word.
LǢDERE
Noun: leader, guide.

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LǢDNES
Noun: bringing forth, production.
LǢFAN
See (ge)lǣfan.
LÆFEL
Noun: vessel, bowl, cup, basin; spoon.
LÆFER
Noun: rush, reed; iris, gladiolus; thin plate of metal.
LÆFERBED
Noun: bed of rushes.
LÆFÐE
Noun: sprinkling.
LǢGE
Adjective: fallow, unploughed.
LǢL
1. Noun: rod, switch, whip; pliant twig, withe, whip, switch; mark, bruise, weal, swelling.
2. Adjective: livid.
LǢLA
Noun: rod, switch, whip; bruise, weal; stripe.
LǢLAN
Verb: to become black and blue with blows, be bruised.
LǢLLAN
1. Verb: to get black and blue; to hurl a dart.
2. Verb: to level, aim at.
LǢMEN
Adjective: made of clay, earthen.
LǢN
1. Noun: loan, borrowing; gift, present, grant; benefit; (in connection with land) grant that
may be recalled, fee, lease, fief.
2. See lān (1).
LǢNAN
See (ge)lǣnan.
LǢNDAGAS
Noun: days of a man’s life, transitory days, loan-days.
LǢNE

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Adjective: inconstant, transitory, temporary, not permanent; weak, frail, perishable; poor,
sinful.
LǢNELIC
Adjective: passing, transitory, transient, not enduring.
LǢNEND
Noun: lender, creditor.
LǢNERE
Noun: lender, creditor.
LǢNLAND
Noun: leased land.
LÆPELDRE
Noun: dish, platter.
LÆPEWINCE
Noun: lapwing.
LÆPPA
Noun: piece, portion, section, district; skirt, lappet; lobe (of the ear).
LǢRAN
See (ge)lǣran.
LǢRE
Adjective: empty.
LǢRED
See (ge)lǣred.
LǢREND
Noun: one who teaches; instigator, misleader.
LǢRESTRE
Noun: female teacher, instructress, preceptress.
LǢRGEDĒFE
Adjective: instructed.
LǢRIG
Noun: border of a shield.
LǢRING
Noun: teaching, instruction.
LǢRINGMǢDEN
Noun: female pupil.
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Noun: disciple.
LǢRNES
Noun: emptiness.
LǢS
1. Noun: less, lest.
2. Noun: pasture; letting of blood.
3. Adverb: less, lest.
LǢSBOREN
Adjective: of inferior birth.
LǢSHOSUM
Noun: some species of covering for the foot, socks without soles.
LǢST
1. Noun: act, performance, fulfillment.
2. See lāst.
LÆST
Noun: fault, sin.
LǢSTAN
See (ge)lǣstan.
LǢSTE
Noun: covering for the foot, boot; last (for the foot), shoemaker's last.
LǢSTEND
Noun: one who performs or executes, doer, performer.
LǢSTWYRHTA
Noun: shoemaker.
LǢSWIAN
See (ge)lǣswian.
LÆT
1. Adjective: slow, sluggish; late, tardy, delayed; slack, lax, negligent.
2. Noun: man of the class between the slave and the ceorl..
LǢTAN
See (ge)lǣtan.
LÆTBYRD
Noun: late or slow birth.
LÆTCUMEN
Adjective: late.

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LÆTEMEST
Adverb: at last, lastly, finally.
LÆTHȲDIG
Adjective: slow-minded, slow of thought, dull.
LÆTLIC
Adjective: late.
LÆTLĪCE
Adverb: slowly.
LÆTNES
Noun: slowness in movement; slowness of intellect; sloth.
LÆTRǢDE
Adjective: slow of counsel, deliberate.
LÆTSUM
Adjective: slow, late, backward.
LÆTT
Noun: beam, lath.
LǢTTEWESTRE
Noun: female guide.
LǢÐ
Noun: land, landed property, division of a county containing several hundreds, lathe.
LǢÐAN
Verb: to speak ill of, revile, accuse, abuse, execrate; to detest, hate; to cause to be hateful, cause
to shun.
LǢÐÐ
Noun: wrong, offence, injury; enmity, hatred, malice.
LǢW
Noun: injury; weakening.
LǢWA
Noun: betrayer, traitor.
LǢWAN
See (ge)lǣwan.
LǢWE
Adjective: weakened, mutilated.
LǢWEDE
1. Adjective: lay, laic, not of the church; unlearned; lewd.

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2. Noun: layman.
LǢWEDMAN
Adjective: layman.
LǢWEND
Noun: betrayer, traitor.
LÆWES
Noun: Lewes in Sussex.
LĀF
Noun: what is left, legacy, heirloom; rest, remains, remainder; relic, remnant; widow.
LAFIAN
See (ge)lafian.
LAFOR
Noun: leopard.
LAGA
Noun: law.
LAGIAN
See (ge)lagian.
LAGU
1. Noun: law, rule, regulation, statute, ordinance, decree; right, legal privilege; district governed
by the same laws.
2. Noun: water, sea, ocean, flood; the name of the rune for l.
LAGUCRÆFTIG
Adjective: skilled in matters connected with the sea.
LAGUFÆSTEN
Noun: water-fastness, sea, ocean.
LAGUFÆÐM
Noun: enveloping waves, watery embrace.
LAGUFLŌD
Noun: water, stream, wave, sea, ocean, flood.
LAGULĀD
Noun: water-way, sea.
LAGUMEARG
Noun: ship; sea-steed, sea-horse.
LAGUSĪÐ
Noun: sea-journey.

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LAGUSTRǢT
Noun: sea-road, sea-path, the sea.
LAGUSTRĒAM
Noun: water, stream, river, sea, ocean.
LAGUSWIMMEND
Noun: creature that swims, fish.
LAHBRECA
Noun: law-breaker, impious man.
LAHBRECENDE
Adjective: impious, profane, sacrilegious.
LAHBRYCE
Noun: breach of the law.
LAHCĒAP
Noun: payment made for re-entry into legal rights which have been lost.
LAHGEWRIT
Noun: rule.
LAHLIC
Adjective: legal, lawful.
LAHLĪCE
Adverb: according to law, lawfully.
LAHMANN
Noun: an official declarer of the law.
LAHRIHT
Noun: legal right.
LAHSLITE
Noun: fine for breach of the (Danish) law.
LAHSLITT
Noun: fine for breach of the (Danish) law.
LAHWITA
Noun: lawyer.
LĀM
Noun: earth; clay, mud, mire; loom.
LAMA
1. Adjective: weak; disabled in the limbs, maimed, crippled, lame; paralysed, paralytic.
2. Noun: weak, disabled, maimed, crippled, lame; paralytic.

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LAMB
Noun: lamb.
LAMBHȲÐ
Noun: Lambeth in Surrey.
LAMBYRD
Noun: weak, lame or imperfect birth.
LĀMFÆT
Noun: vessel of clay, the body.
LAMPREDE
Noun: lamprey.
LĀMPYTT
Noun: clay-pit, loampit.
LĀMSCEAL
Noun: tile.
LĀMSĒAÐ
Noun: clay or mud-pit, loampit.
LĀMWYRHTA
Noun: worker in clay, potter.
LĀN
1. Noun: leased land.
2. See lǣn (1).
LAND
Noun: land, earth, soil; territory, land, district, region, province, estate, country; realm,
domain; landed property; ground, field, cultivated; land, ridge in a ploughed field.
LANDĀDL
Noun: nostalgia.
LANDÆLF
Noun: land-elf.
LANDĀGEND
Noun: land-owner; native.
LANDĀGENDE
Adjective: owning land.
LANDĀR
Noun: landed property, landed estate.
LANDBEGENGA

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Noun: cultivator of land, husbandman, farmer, peasant; native.
LANDBEGENGNES
Noun: habitation.
LANDBIGONG
Noun: dwelling or habitation in a land; cultivation of land.
LANDBŌC
Noun: charter in which land is granted, land-book.
LANDBRǢCE
Noun: first ploughing (after land has lain fallow).
LANDBŪEND
1. Noun: cultivator of the land, husbandman; inhabitant of a country, native.
2. Noun: settlement, colony.
LANDBŪENDE
Adjective: inhabiting a country, living on the earth.
LANDBŪNES
Noun: settlement, colony.
LANDCĒAP
Noun: fine or tax paid when land was purchased.
LANDCOFA
Noun: land, district.
LANDEFNE
Noun: measure or proportion of land, amount of landed property; the resources of the land.
LANDFÆSTEN
Noun: natural fortress, land-fastness, a strong military position on land; pass.
LANDFEOH
Noun: land-tax, recognitory rent for land.
LANDFOLC
Noun: the people of a land or country, natives, land-folk.
LANDFRUMA
Noun: ruler, prince of a country.
LANDFYRD
Noun: journey by land, expedition; army.
LANDFYRDING
Noun: military operations on land.
LANDGAFOL

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Noun: rent for land, tribute.
LANDGEHWERF
Noun: exchange of land.
LANDGEMACA
Noun: neighbour.
LANDGEMǢRE
Noun: limit, boundary, frontier, confine.
LANDGEMIRCE
Noun: limit, boundary, frontier; shore.
LANDGESCEAFT
Noun: earthly creation, created things on earth, earthly creature.
LANDGEWEORC
Noun: fortified place; principal stronghold of a country.
LANDGEWYRPE
Noun: heap of earth thrown up, ridge formed by a land.
LANDHÆBBENDE
Adjective: owning or ruling land; holding a country as a ruler.
LANDHÆFEN
Noun: property in land, real property.
LANDHERE
Noun: native force (opposed to foreign force); land force (opposed to naval force).
LANDHLĀFORD
Noun: landlord, lord of a manor, lord of a country.
LANDHREDDING
Noun: redemption of mortgaged land.
LANDLAGU
Noun: local law, law or regulation prevailing in a district.
LANDLĒAS
Adjective: landless, not having land.
LANDLĒOD
Noun: inhabitant of a country, native.
LANDLYRE
Noun: loss of land.
LANDMANN
Noun: inhabitant of a country, native.

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LANDMEARC
1. Noun: boundary of an estate or of a country.
2. Adjective: belonging to the boundaries of a country.
LANDMEARCA
Noun: land, territory, country.
LANDOPENUNG
Noun: first ploughing of land, breaking up of land.
LANDPERAS
Noun: land-piers (of a bridge).
LANDRǢDEN
Noun: institution, disposition, ordinance of a district or country.
LANDREST
Noun: land-couch, grave.
LANDRĪCA
Noun: powerful man in a district, land lord, landed proprietor.
LANDRĪCE
Noun: territory, region, estate.
LANDRIHT
Noun: law of a land; right to own or occupy land or connected with its occupation; rights and
privileges belonging to the inhabitant of a country or to the owner of land; rights of country
districts.
LANDSCEARU
Noun: division, share, portion of land; tract of land, province, country; boundary, landmark.
LANDSCIPE
Noun: land, region, district, tract of country.
LANDSĒTA
Noun: settler, colonist.
LANDSETEN
Noun: occupied land, estate; occupation of land.
LANDSEÐLA
Noun: occupier of land, tenant.
LANDSIDU
Noun: custom of a country.
LANDSITTENDE
Adjective: occupying land.

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LANDSŌCN
Noun: search for land or country to settle on.
LANDSPĒD
Noun: property in land.
LANDSPĒDIG
Adjective: rich in landed property, having large estates.
LANDSPLOTT
Noun: small portion or plot of ground.
LANDSTEDE
Noun: land, region, country.
LANDSTYCCE
Noun: small portion of land or ground.
LANDWARU
Noun: inhabitants, population; country.
LANDWEARD
Noun: guard of a country, ruler, prince; coast warden.
LANDWELA
Noun: wealth of this earth, earthly possessions.
LANG
Adjective: long, tall, high; long, lasting, permanent; tedious, prolix.
LANGAFRĪGEDÆG
Noun: Good Friday.
LANGALAND
Noun: Langeland.
LANGBOLSTER
Noun: feather-bed.
LANGE
Adverb: long, a long time, for or during a long time; far, to a great distance.
LANGFǢRE
Adjective: lasting, enduring, protracted; old.
LANGFĒRNES
Noun: length; long duration.
LANGFIRST
Noun: long space of time.
LANGGESTRĒON

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Noun: ancient treasure, old store of wealth.
LANGIAN
1. Verb: to lengthen; to grow long; to long for, yearn after; to grieve for, be pained; to cause
longing or desire; to cause discontent or pain; to call, summon.
2. Verb: to belong, pertain.
LANGIELDO
Noun: advanced age.
LANGLĪCE
Adverb: long, for a long time; at length.
LANGLĪFE
Adjective: long-lived.
LANGMŌD
Adjective: constant, patient, long-suffering.
LANGMŌDIG
Adjective: long-suffering.
LANGMŌDLĪCE
Adverb: patiently, with long-suffering.
LANGMŌDNES
Noun: patience, long-suffering.
LANGNES
Noun: length.
LANGOÐ
Noun: desire, longing, discontent.
LANGSCEAFT
Adjective: having a long shaft.
LANGSCIP
Noun: man of war; long-ship, large war-ship.
LANGSTRANG
Adjective: longanimis.
LANGSUM
Adjective: long, lasting, tedious, protracted, prolix; taking a long time, long-enduring, long-
suffering, patient; wearisome; tardy, dilatory; extended, lengthy.
LANGSUMLIC
Adjective: too long, tedious.
LANGSUMLĪCE

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Adverb: long, during or for a long time; patiently, with long-suffering.
LANGSUMNES
Noun: length; patience, long-suffering.
LANGSWĒORED
Adjective: long-necked.
LANGTOG
Adjective: extensive, long-drawn.
LANGTWIDIG
Adjective: assured or granted for a long time, lasted.
LANGUNG
Noun: desire, longing; sadness, weariness or grief that comes from unsatisfied desire; delay;
lengthening, prolonging.
LANGUNGHWĪL
Noun: time of longing or weariness.
LANGWEB
Noun: warp (in weaving).
LANGWEGE
Adverb: peregre.
LANGWYRPE
Adjective: oblong.
LANN
Noun: chain, bond, fetter.
LANU
Noun: narrow and bounded path, lane, street.
LAPIAN
Verb: to lick, lap, drink.
LĀR
Noun: teaching, instruction, preaching, lore, precept; learning, doctrine, dogma, lesson;
knowledge; study; science; suggestion, advice, counsel, admonition; instigation, persuasion,
exhortation; history, story; cunning, craft.
LĀRBŌC
Noun: book containing instruction.
LĀRBODUNG
Noun: teaching, preaching.
LĀRBYSN

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Noun: example, proof, specimen.
LĀRCNIHT
Noun: disciple.
LĀRCRÆFT
Noun: knowledge; science; erudition.
LĀRCWIDE
Noun: teaching, doctrine, precept.
LĀRDŌM
Noun: teaching, instruction.
LĀRĒOW
Noun: teacher, master, preacher.
LĀRĒOWDŌM
Noun: teaching, mastership, instruction, governance, guidance, office of a teacher; study, what is
taught by a teacher; ecclesiastical authority.
LĀRĒOWLIC
Adjective: like a teacher, after the manner of a teacher; having the character of a master.
LĀRĒOWSETL
Noun: seat of a teacher or doctor, pulpit.
LĀRFÆSTEN
Noun: fast imposed as discipline.
LĀRHLYSTEND
Noun: one who listens to instruction, catechumen.
LĀRHŪS
Noun: school, house for instruction.
LĀRLĒAST
Noun: lack of learning or instruction, ignorance.
LĀRLIC
Adjective: instructive; learned, of learning, concerned with learning; doctrinal; persuasive.
LĀRSMIÐ
Noun: wise man, teacher, counsellor.
LĀRSPELL
Noun: discourse, sermon, treatise, homily.
LĀRSUM
Adjective: docile, ready to learn, teachable.
LĀRSWICE

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Noun: deception, delusion; seduction, trickery, treachery.
LĀRÐEGN
Noun: teacher.
LĀRWITA
Noun: learned man.
LĀSER
Noun: weed, tare, cockle.
LĀST
1. Noun: track, footprint; step, footstep, gait; trace, spoor; sole of foot.
2. See (ge)lāst.
LĀSTWEARD
Noun: one who keeps in the steps of another, follower, pursuer; successor, heir.
LĀSTWORD
Noun: report; reputation, fame after death.
LATA
Noun: one who is late or slow.
LATE
Adverb: slowly; late, after a long time; at last, at length; lately, recently.
LATIAN
See (ge)latian.
LATIMER
Noun: interpreter.
LATTĒH
Noun: leading or guiding rein.
LĀTTĒOW
Noun: leader, guide, conductor, general, military leader, leader in war, leader-rein.
LĀTTĒOWDŌM
Noun: leadership, guidance, conduct, instruction.
LATU
Noun: delay.
LATUNG
Noun: delay; hindrance.
LĀÐ
1. Noun: harm, hurt, misfortune, grief, injury, insult, annoyance, trouble, pain, evil.
2. See (ge)lāð.

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LĀÐBITE
Noun: wound.
LĀÐE
Adverb: with hatred or enmity, in detestation, inimically.
LĀÐETTAN
Verb: to hate, abhor, loathe, abominate, hold in detestation, execrate; to make hateful or
repulsive; to be odious or hateful, be hostile.
LĀÐGENĪÐLA
Noun: enemy, foe, persecutor.
LĀÐGETĒONA
Noun: enemy, one who does evil.
LĀÐGEWINNA
Noun: hated opponent, enemy.
LAÐIAN
See (ge)laðian.
LĀÐIAN
Verb: to hate; to be hateful or loathed.
LĀÐLĒAS
Adjective: innocent, inoffensive, harmless, free from harm or annoyance.
LĀÐLIC
Adjective: unpleasant, disgusting, detestable, hateful, loathsome, repulsive, horrible.
LĀÐLĪCE
Adverb: unpleasantly, grievously, hatefully, detestably.
LĀÐSCIPE
Noun: misfortune, painful condition, calamity.
LĀÐSEARU
Noun: hateful contrivance, fell device.
LĀÐSĪÐ
Noun: painful journey, death.
LĀÐSPEL
Noun: grievous or painful story, sad tiding.
LĀÐTRĒOW
Noun: fell or harmful tree (the tree of knowledge).
LAÐUNG
See (ge)laðung.

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LĀÐWENDE
Adjective: bad, hateful, hostile, malignant, evilly disposed.
LĀÐWENDEMŌD
Adjective: hostile-minded, evilly disposed.
LĀÐWENDNES
Noun: hostility, malignity.
LĀÐWEORC
Noun: work that is hateful to another, evil work or deed.
LAUR
Noun: laurel, bay, laver.
LAURBĒAM
Noun: laurel.
LAURBERIGE
Noun: berry of the laurel.
LAURISC
Adjective: of laurel.
LAURTRĒOW
Noun: laurel-tree.
LĀWERCE
Noun: lark, laverock.
LAWERNBĒAM
Noun: laurel.
LAZARUS
Noun: Lazarus.
LĒAC
Noun: garden herb, alliaceous plant; leek, onion, garlic.
LĒACBLÆD
Noun: leek leaf.
LĒACCÆRSE
Noun: cress with an onion-like smell.
LĒACTROG
Noun: bunch or cluster of berries (carved for the ornamenting of a ship).
LĒACTŪN
Noun: garden of herb; kitchen-garden.
LĒACTŪNWEARD

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Noun: gardener.
LĒACWEARD
Noun: gardener.
LĒAD
Noun: lead; leaden vessel; cauldron; an instrument of torture.
LĒADEN
Adjective: leaden.
LĒADGEDELF
Noun: lead-mine.
LĒADGEWIHT
Noun: scale of weight, lead-weight.
LĒADGOTA
Noun: plumber, lead-founder.
LĒADSTÆF
Noun: loaded stick; scourge.
LĒAF
1. Noun: leaf, shoot; leaf (of a tree), foliage; sheet of paper, leaf of a book.
2. See (ge)lēaf.
LĒAFA
See (ge)lēafa.
LĒAFE
See (ge)lēafe.
LĒAFFUL
See (ge)lēafful.
LĒAFFULĪCE
See (ge)lēaffulīce.
LĒAFGEWRITEN
Adjective: written (on a leaf).
LĒAFHELMIG
Adjective: having a leafy top.
LĒAFHLYSTEND
Noun: catechumen.
LĒAFLĒAST
Noun: want of faith, unbelief; unfaithfulness, infidelity.
LĒAFLĒOHT

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Adjective: easy to believe.
LĒAFNES
Noun: leave, permission, licence.
LĒAFNESWORD
Noun: pass-word.
LĒAFSCEAD
Noun: place made shady by leaves or foliage.
LĒAFSELE
Noun: booth; place for shade.
LĒAFWYRM
Noun: caterpillar; canker.
LĒAG
1. Noun: lye, alkalized water; mixture of ashes and water; A lea, as a termination of local
names -leigh, -ley, -ly; it occurs frequently in the charters.
2. See lēah (1).
LĒAH
1. Noun: open space; piece of ground, meadow, lea; untilled land.
2. See lēag (1).
LĒAHHRYCG
Noun: ridge of a lea.
LĒAHMEALTWURT
Noun: some kind of wort.
LEAHTOR
Noun: moral defect, vice, offence, sin, fault, crime; reproach, blame, opprobrium; disgrace;
bodily defect, hurt, disease, disorder, malady.
LEAHTORCWIDE
Noun: injurious, insulting or opprobrious speech, blasphemy.
LEAHTORFUL
Adjective: vicious, seductive.
LEAHTORLĒAS
Adjective: innocent, free from defect or sin, faultless, blameless.
LEAHTORLIC
Adjective: defective, vicious, faulty.
LEAHTORLĪCE
Adverb: viciously, foully, wickedly.

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LEAHTRIAN
See (ge)leahtrian.
LEAHTRIC
Noun: lettuce.
LĒAHTRUNG
Noun: reproach, blame, accusation; abuse, detraction, opprobrium.
LĒAN
1. Noun: recompense, reward, remuneration, compensation, requital; retribution; gift, loan.
2. Verb: to reproach, blame, find fault with; to disapprove, scorn.
LĒANGYFA
Noun: one who gives recompense or reward.
LĒANIAN
See (ge)lēanian.
LĒANUNG
Noun: recompense, reward.
LĒAP
Noun: basket; basket for catching or keeping fish; measure; trunk (of the body).
LĒAS
1. Adjective: without, free from, destitute, bereft or void of; loose, licentious; false, untruthful,
lying, deceitful, deceptive, faulty, perfidious; worthless, vain; faithless; sham, not genuine.
2. Noun: falsehood, falseness; lying, untruth; mistake.
LĒASBRĒD
1. Adjective: false, lying, deceitful, cheating.
2. Noun: deceit, cheating, trick, wile, fraud.
LĒASBRĒDA
Noun: trickster.
LĒASBRĒDEN
Noun: falsehood.
LĒASBRĒDENDE
Adjective: wily, deceitful.
LĒASBRĒDNES
Noun: deception, falsehood.
LĒASCRÆFT
Noun: false art, deception.
LĒASE

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Adverb: falsely.
LĒASERE
Noun: liar, false person, hypocrite; buffoon, mime, jester, fool.
LĒASETTAN
Verb: to feign, pretend.
LĒASFERHÐ
Adjective: false, fickle.
LĒASFERÐNES
Noun: inconstancy; falseness, levity; folly.
LĒASGESPECA
Noun: falsifier.
LĒASGEWITA
Noun: false witness.
LĒASGEWITNES
Noun: false witness.
LĒASGIELP
Noun: vain-glory.
LĒASIAN
Verb: to lie.
LĒASLIC
Adjective: false, deceitful, sham; vain, frivolous, empty.
LĒASLĪCCETTAN
Verb: to dissemble, feign.
LĒASLĪCE
Adverb: falsely, deceptively; incorrectly.
LĒASLĪCETTUNG
Noun: dissimulation, pretence.
LĒASMŌDNES
Noun: inconstancy, instability.
LĒASNES
Noun: lying, falseness, levity; fickleness.
LĒASŌLÆCCERE
Noun: false flatterer.
LĒASŌLECCAN
Verb: to flatter, blandish.

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LĒASŌLECUNG
Noun: flattery, cajolery.
LĒASSAGOL
Adjective: lying, false, mendacious.
LĒASSCĒAWERE
Noun: spy.
LĒASSPELL
Noun: lie; false story, fiction, fable.
LĒASSPELLUNG
Noun: empty, vain, idle or false talking.
LĒASSPONUNG
Noun: enticement, seduction, allurement.
LĒASTYHTAN
Verb: to flatter, wheedle, cajole.
LĒASTYHTUNG
Noun: flattery, wheedling, cajolery.
LĒASUHT
Noun: enticer, seducer, false creature; pander.
LĒASUNG
Noun: lying, leasing, deceit, falsehood, hypocrisy; deception; light (immoral action), deceitful
action; lie, artifice, fiction; frivolity, laxity; false witness; empty talk, foolish, vain or frivolous
speech; compensation.
LĒASUNGSPELL
Noun: false or foolish story, idle tale, fable.
LĒASWYRCEND
Noun: deceiver, doer of what is false.
LĒAÐOR
Noun: soap, lather, kind of nitre used for soap; soda.
LĒAÐORWYRT
Noun: soap-wort, lather-wort.
LĒAWFINGER
Noun: the forefinger, index-finger.
LEAX
Noun: salmon; lax.
LĒC

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1. Noun: look, sight, regard.
2. See lēac.
LECCAN
1. Verb: to water, wet, moisten, irrigate; to slake.
2. Verb: to blame, find fault with.
LECCING
Noun: watering, moistening, irrigation.
LECG
Noun: part of a weapon, the cross bar in the hilt.
LECGAN
See (ge)lecgan.
LECÐA
Noun: ship’s bottom or hold, lowest part of a ship.
LĒF
1. Adjective: weak, feeble, infirm, injured.
2. Noun: hurt, damage, injury.
3. See lēaf.
LĒFMON
Noun: sick person.
LĒFT
Noun: vow.
LĒFUNG
Noun: weakening; laming, lameness; paralysis.
LEGACEASTER
Noun: Chester.
LEGACEASTERSCĪR
Noun: Cheshire.
LĒGELĒOHT
Noun: light (of flame).
LEGER
Noun: sickness, illness, death; laying, couch, bed, grave; lair.
LEGERBǢRE
Adjective: sick, ill.
LEGERBEDD
Noun: bed, sick bed, grave.

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LEGERFÆST
Adjective: sick, ill.
LEGERSTŌW
Noun: burial place, cemetery.
LEGERTĒAM
Noun: matrimony; cohabitation, sexual intercourse.
LEGERWĪTE
Noun: fine for unlawful cohabitation.
LEGIE
Noun: legion.
LEHTER
Noun: disgrace.
LELOÐRE
Noun: a kind of dock, silverweed.
LEMIAN
See (ge)lemian.
LĒMIAN
Verb: to enfeeble, cripple, lame; to strike.
LEMPHEALT
Adjective: limping, halting.
LEMPIT
Noun: dish, basin.
LENCTEN
1. Noun: spring, Lent.
2. Adjective: pertaining to Lent.
LENCTENĀDL
Noun: fever, spring fever, typhus fever, tertian argue, dysentery.
LENCTENBERE
Noun: spring-sown barley, Lent barley.
LENCTENBRYCE
Noun: breach of the Lenten fast.
LENCTENDÆG
Noun: day in Lent.
LENCTENERÐE
Noun: land ploughed in the spring.

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LENCTENFÆSTEN
Noun: the fast of Lent.
LENCTENHǢTO
Noun: spring-heat, heat in spring.
LENCTENLIC
Adjective: of spring, Vernal, Lenten.
LENCTENLIFEN
Noun: Lenten fare.
LENCTENMŌNAÐ
Noun: a spring month.
LENCTENSUFEL
Noun: food for the spring or for Lent.
LENCTENTĪD
Noun: spring-time, spring, Lent.
LENCTENTĪMA
Noun: spring-time, spring; season of Lent.
LENCTENWUCE
Noun: a week in Lent.
LENDAN
Verb: to arrive, come to land; to land; to go, proceed.
LENDENĀDL
Noun: disease of the loins.
LENDENBĀN
Noun: loin-bone.
LENDENBRǢD
Noun: loin.
LENDENBRǢDE
Noun: loin.
LENDENECE
Noun: pain in the loins.
LENDENSĒOC
Adjective: diseased in the loins.
LENDENSĪD
Adjective: of a garment; reaching to the loins.
LENDENU

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Noun: loins, reins.
LENDENWYRC
Noun: disease of the kidneys.
LENDING
Noun: landing, landing-place.
LENG
1. Noun: length, height, stature; length (of time).
2. Adverb: longer.
3. See lang.
LENGAN
Verb: to make or become long, lengthen, prolong, protract, delay; to extend; to reach, attain; to
belong, pertain.
LENGE
Adjective: related, belonging; near (of time).
LENGFǢRE
Adjective: more durable.
LENGIAN
Verb: to long.
LENGÐU
Noun: length; height.
LENGU
Noun: length, height.
LENT
Noun: lentils, pulse.
LĒO
Noun: lion, lioness.
LĒOD
1. Noun: man, poet, prince; country; man for a particular country; fine for slaying a man; in
pl. men, people, people of a country.
2. Noun: people, district occupied by a people, nation, country; race.
LĒODA
1. Noun: man, native of a country.
2. See lēod (1).
3. See lēode.
LĒODAN

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Verb: to grow, spring up; to spring from; to descend.
LĒODBEALU
Noun: harm or bale which affects a people, calamity to a people.
LĒODBISCEOP
Noun: bishop of a district, province or diocese; bishop subordinate to an archbishop, suffragan
bishop.
LĒODBURG
Noun: town, people’s town, town of a country.
LĒODBYGEN
Noun: sale of one’s compatriots, slave-traffic.
LĒODCYNING
Noun: ruler, king of a people.
LĒODE
Noun: people, men; country.
LĒODFRUMA
Noun: founder of a people, patriarch; first in rank among a people, chief, prince, king.
LĒODGEARD
Noun: dwelling of a people, country.
LĒODGEBYRGA
Noun: protector of a people, lord, chief man, prince, king.
LĒODGELD
Noun: fine paid for slaying a man.
LĒODGEÐINCÐ
Noun: order, rank existing amongst a people.
LĒODGEWINN
Noun: strife.
LĒODGRYRE
Noun: general terror, terror affecting a people.
LĒODHATA
Noun: persecutor, tyrant.
LĒODHETE
Noun: hate, hostility or enmity felt by a people.
LĒODHRYRE
Noun: fall or destruction of a prince or people.
LĒODHWÆT

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Adjective: very brave or valiant.
LĒODMǢG
Noun: relative, comrade, kinsman of the same race, tribe or people.
LĒODMÆGEN
Noun: might of a people; host, fighting men.
LĒODMEARC
Noun: people’s territory, domain, country.
LĒODRǢDEN
Noun: population, people; region, country.
LĒODRIHT
Noun: public law, common law, law of the land.
LĒODRŪNE
Noun: wise woman, sorceress, pythoness, witch.
LĒODSCEARU
Noun: people, tribe, nation.
LĒODSCEAÐA
Noun: harmer of men, public enemy.
LĒODSCIPE
Noun: people, nation; region, country.
LĒODSTEFN
Noun: race, family, people; assembly.
LĒODÐĒAW
Noun: popular usage, custom of a people or country.
LĒODWEARD
Noun: guard or government of a people or country.
LĒODWER
Noun: man of a nation.
LĒODWEROD
Noun: host formed by a people.
LĒODWITA
Noun: man of intelligence, wise man, elder; chief.
LĒODWYNN
Noun: joy that comes from being among one's own people.
LĒOF
1. See lēaf 1.

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2. Noun: beloved one, friend; form of address to one or to many, sir! sire!; impure companion.
3. See (ge)lēof.
LĒOFFÆST
Adjective: dear, precious.
LĒOFIAN
Verb: to be or become dear or pleasant, delight.
LĒOFLIC
Adjective: valued, precious; dear, lovable, lovely; pleasant, delightful; beautiful.
LĒOFLĪCE
Adverb: kindly, gladly, graciously, willingly, lovingly.
LĒOFSPELL
Noun: pleasant message, good news.
LĒOFTǢL
Adjective: dear, loving, estimable; kind, agreeable, grateful, desirable.
LĒOFWENDE
Adjective: kind, pleasing, agreeable, acceptable, gracious; amiable, loving, estimable.
LĒOFWENDUM
Adverb: ardently.
LĒOGAN
See (ge)lēogan.
LĒOGERE
Noun: liar, false witness; hypocrite.
LĒOHT
1. Adjective: clear, light, bright, shining, luminous, resplendent; beautiful; easy, ready; slight,
trifling, inconsiderate; fickle; light, not heavy; quick, agile, nimble; gentle; cheerful, untroubled;
renowned; light, frivolous, wanton; trivial; venial.
2. Noun: light, day light; power of vision, eyesight; luminary; world.
LĒOHTBǢRE
Adjective: luminous, brilliant, splendid.
LĒOHTBĒAMEDE
Adjective: having bright beams or rays.
LĒOHTBEREND
Noun: light-bearer, Lucifer.
LĒOHTBERENDE
Adjective: light-bearing, Lucifer; luminous.

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LĒOHTBORA
Noun: light-bearer.
LĒOHTBRǢDNES
Noun: levity, frivolity, wantonness.
LĒOHTE
Adverb: lightly, easily, comfortably; gently; clearly, brightly, brilliantly.
LĒOHTFÆT
Noun: light, lamp, lantern, torch.
LĒOHTFÆTELS
Noun: lamp, lantern.
LĒOHTFLŌWEND
Adjective: luciflus.
LĒOHTFRUMA
Noun: origin, source or author of light.
LĒOHTGESCEOT
Noun: contribution made to furnish the church with lights.
LĒOHTIAN
Verb: to grow or become light, dawn; to give light, illuminate, shine; to be lightened, become less
heavy; to be relieved.
LĒOHTĪSERN
Noun: candlestick.
LĒOHTLĒAS
Adjective: without light, dark.
LĒOHTLIC
Adjective: light, bright, radiant, shining; light, of little weight or importance, venial.
LĒOHTLĪCE
Adverb: lightly, slightly; without trouble or effort, easily; inconsiderately; quickly; softly, gently;
slowly.
LĒOHTMŌD
Adjective: easy-going, easy-tempered, of light or cheerful mind, light-hearted.
LĒOHTMŌDNES
Noun: lightness of mind, levity, frivolity; inconstancy, want of gravity or steadiness.
LĒOHTSĀWEND
Noun: author of light.
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Adjective: one who sees light.
LĒOHTSTĀN
Noun: lamp.
LĒOMA
See (ge)lēoma.
LĒON
See (ge)lēon.
LĒONA
Noun: lion or lioness.
LĒONES
Noun: league.
LĒONESĒAÐ
Noun: lion’s den.
LĒONFLǢSC
Noun: lion’s flesh.
LĒONFŌT
Noun: lion's foot (plant).
LĒONHWELP
Noun: lion’s cub.
LĒOPARD
Noun: leopard.
LĒORAN
See (ge)lēoran.
LĒOREDNES
See (ge)lēorednes.
LĒORENDE
Adjective: transitory.
LEORNERE
Noun: learner, student, scholar, pupil, disciple; reader.
LEORNES
Noun: learning.
LĒORNES
See (ge)lēornes.
LEORNESTRE
Noun: student.

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LEORNIAN
See (ge)leornian.
LEORNINGCILD
Noun: student, scholar, pupil, disciple.
LEORNINGCNIHT
Noun: student, scholar, disciple, a youth engaged in study.
LEORNINGENDE
Adjective: teachable.
LEORNINGHŪS
Noun: house for study, school.
LEORNUNG
Noun: learning, study, meditation; reading; pupillage; what is learnt or taught.
LEORNUNGCRÆFT
Noun: learning, erudition.
LEORNUNGMANN
Noun: learner, student, scholar, pupil, disciple.
LEORNUNGSCŌL
Noun: school, school for (book-)learning.
LĒOÐ
Noun: song, poem, ode, lay, verses.
LĒOÐCRÆFT
Noun: art of poetry; poem, verse.
LĒOÐCRÆFTIG
Adjective: skilled in poetry.
LĒOÐCWIDE
Noun: poem, lay.
LĒOÐERE
Noun: poet.
LĒOÐGIDDING
Noun: song, poem, lay.
LEOÐIAN
Verb: to sound; to sing; to emit, release.
LĒOÐLIC
Adjective: poetical, versified.
LĒOÐORŪN

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Noun: counsel conveyed in verse; good counsel given in song.
LĒOÐSANG
Noun: song, poem; poetry.
LEOÐU
Noun: retinue, following.
LĒOÐUBEND
Noun: chain, bond, fetter.
LĒOÐUBĪGE
Adjective: flexible; humble, meek.
LĒOÐUBĪGNES
Noun: flexibility of limbs; supple bending of a join.
LĒOÐUCǢGA
Noun: limbs serving as a key.
LEOÐUCǢGE
Noun: limb-key.
LEOÐUCRÆFT
Noun: poetic art or skill; bodily skill, skill in the use of the limbs.
LEOÐUCRÆFTIG
Adjective: agile, skilful with the limbs.
LEOÐUFÆST
Adjective: able, skilful; strong; firm of limb.
LEOÐULIC
Adjective: bodily, belonging to the limbs.
LĒOÐUSĀR
Noun: pain of the limbs or joints.
LĒOÐUSYRCE
Noun: corslet, coat of mail.
LEOÐUWĀC
Adjective: flexible, pliant, supple, with pliant joints.
LĒOÐUWĀCUNG
Noun: compeditorum.
LEOÐUWĀCUNGA
Noun: mitigation.
LEOÐUWǢCAN
See (ge)leoðuwǣcan.

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LĒOÐWEORC
Noun: poetry, song-making.
LĒOÐWĪSE
Noun: verse, poetry, poetical manner.
LĒOÐWORD
Noun: word in a poem.
LĒOÐWRENC
Noun: trick in a poem; doubtful or spurious passage.
LĒOÐWYRHTA
Noun: poet.
LĒOÐWYRT
Noun: unknown plant, chamedafne.
LĒOW
Noun: thigh; ham.
LEOWE
Noun: mile, league.
LĒPENE
Noun: basket.
LEPPAN
Verb: to feed (hawks).
LESAN
Verb: to gather, collect; to select, pick; to lease; to glean.
LESCA
Noun: groin.
LĒTANĪA
Noun: litany.
LETTAN
See (ge)lettan.
LETTEND
Noun: hinderer.
LETTING
Noun: letting; obstruction, impediment, hindering; delay, retarding.
LEÐER
Noun: skin, hide, leather.
LEÐERCODD

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Noun: leather bag.
LEÐERHELM
Noun: leather helmet.
LEÐERHOSU
Noun: leather covering for the leg, gaiter.
LEÐERWYRHTA
Noun: tanner, currier.
LEÐREN
Adjective: leathern, of leather.
LĒWSA
Noun: weakness, infirmity, misery.
LIBANISC
Adjective: of Lebanon.
LIBBAN
Verb: to be, exist, live, experience; to subsist, feed.
LĪC
Noun: body, flesh; dead body, corpse; the trunk (in contrast with the limbs).
LĪCBEORG
Noun: coffin, sarcophagus.
LĪCBURG
Noun: cemetery, city of the dead.
LICCIAN
Verb: to lick, lick up, lap.
LICCUNG
Noun: licking.
LĪCE
See (ge)līce.
LICETFELD
Noun: Lichfield in Staffordshire.
LĪCETTAN
Verb: to feign, pretend, simulate, profess falsely, dissimulate, dissemble; to flatter.
LĪCETTERE
Noun: one who feigns, deceiver, hypocrite.
LĪCETTUNG
Noun: feigning, pretence, false representation, simulation, deceit, hypocrisy; flattery.

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LĪCFÆT
Noun: the body.
LICGAN
See (ge)licgan.
LĪCHAMA
Noun: body, corpse; trunk.
LĪCHAMLĒAS
Adjective: without a body, incorporeal.
LĪCHAMLIC
Adjective: bodily, carnal, corporeal, not spiritual; material, physical.
LĪCHAMLĪCE
Adverb: bodily, in the body, in the flesh, carnally; personally.
LĪCHANGA
Noun: gibbet.
LĪCHORD
Noun: interior of the body.
LĪCHRÆGEL
Noun: winding-sheet.
LĪCHRYRE
Noun: bodily decay, death.
LĪCIAN
See (ge)līcian.
LĪCIENDLIC
Adjective: pleasing, pleasant, agreeable.
LĪCIENDLĪCE
Adverb: pleasingly.
LICLĀF
Noun: relic (of a saint)
LĪCLĒOÐ
Noun: funeral song, dirge.
LĪCLIC
Adjective: relating to the dead, belonging to a funeral.
LĪCMANN
Noun: person having to do with a corpse, bearer, pall-bearer.
LĪCNES

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See (ge)līcnes.
LĪCPYTT
Noun: grave.
LĪCREST
Noun: grave, tomb, sepulchre; cemetery; hearse, vehicle or bier in which a corpse is borne.
LĪCSANG
Noun: funeral song, dirge.
LĪCSĀR
Noun: body wound, mortal wound.
LĪCSTŌW
Noun: place of burial.
LĪCSYRCE
Noun: corslet, coat of mail.
LĪCTŪN
Noun: burial ground, grave-yard, cemetery.
LĪCÐĒNUNG
Noun: funeral, last offices done to the dead, obsequies; laying out (of corpse).
LĪCÐĒOTE
Noun: pore.
LĪCÐRŌWERE
Noun: leper, one suffering from ulcers on the body.
LĪCÐRŪH
Noun: tomb, sepulchre.
LĪCUNG
See (ge)līcung.
LĪCWĪGLUNG
Noun: necromancy.
LĪCWUND
Noun: wound.
LĪCWYRÐE
See (ge)līcwyrðe.
LĪCWYRÐLĪCE
Adverb: pleasingly, in an estimable or praiseworthy manner.
LĪCWYRÐNES
Noun: good pleasure.

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LID
Noun: ship, vessel.
LIDA
Noun: sailor, traveller.
LIDMANN
Noun: sailor, seafarer, pirate.
LIDWEARD
Noun: ship-master, one who guards a ship.
LIDWĒRIG
Adjective: weary of being on shipboard.
LIDWICCAS
Noun: the people of Brittany, Brittany.
LĪEFAN
1. See (ge)līefan (1).
2. See (ge)līefan (2).
LĪEG
Noun: lightning, flame, fire.
LĪESAN
See (ge)līesan.
LĪESING
1. Noun: freedman.
2. Noun: loosing, releasing, deliverance; redemption.
LĪESNES
Noun: redemption; release, deliverance.
LĪF
1. Noun: existence, life; life-time; way or mode of life; monastery.
2. See lēf (1).
3. See leāf.
LĪFAN
Verb: to remain.
LĪFBRYCGUNG
Noun: life, intercourse; way of life.
LĪFBYSIG
Adjective: anxious or struggling about life, busy about saving life.
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Noun: care or anxiety about life.
LĪFDÆG
Noun: lifetime, day of life.
LIFEN
Noun: support, sustenance.
LIFER
Noun: the liver; weight; level surface.
LIFERĀDL
Noun: liver complaint, disease of the liver.
LIFERBȲL
Noun: prominence or protuberance on the liver.
LIFERHOL
Noun: hollow in the liver.
LIFERLÆPPA
Noun: lobe of the liver.
LIFERSĒOC
Adjective: ill in the liver.
LIFERSĒOCNES
Noun: disease of the liver.
LIFERWÆRC
Noun: pain in the liver.
LIFERWYRT
Noun: liverwort.
LĪFFADUNG
Noun: ordering or regulating of one's life.
LĪFFÆC
Noun: life, lifetime.
LĪFFÆST
See (ge)līffæest.
LĪFFÆSTAN
See (ge)līffæstan.
LĪFFRĒA
Noun: the Lord of life.
LĪFFRUMA
Noun: the author of life, source of life (Christ, God).

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LĪFGEDĀL
Noun: parting with life, separation from life, death.
LĪFGESCEAFT
Noun: condition of life as ordered by fate.
LĪFGETWINNAN
Noun: twins.
LIFIENDE
Adjective: that lives or has life; when alive.
LĪFLĀD
Noun: conduct or way of life; lifetime.
LĪFLĒAS
Adjective: lifeless, without life, inanimate, dead.
LĪFLĒAST
Noun: loss of life, death.
LĪFLIC
Adjective: living; lively, pertaining to life; vital, necessary to life; long-lived.
LĪFLĪCE
Adverb: vitally, so as to infuse life.
LĪFLYRE
Noun: loss of life.
LĪFNERU
Noun: support of life, food.
LIFRIG
Adjective: clotted, coagulated.
LĪFT
Noun: allowance, grant.
LĪFWEARD
Noun: guardian of life (Christ).
LĪFWEG
Noun: way of life, way in life, one’s path in life.
LĪFWELA
Noun: riches; heavenly riches.
LĪFWELLE
Adjective: from a living spring, life-giving.
LĪFWRAÐU

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Noun: support or protection of life.
LĪFWYNN
Noun: pleasure or joy of life.
LĪGBǢRE
Adjective: flaming, fiery; flame-bearing.
LĪGBEREND
Noun: flame-bearer.
LĪGBERENDE
Adjective: flaming; flame-bearing.
LĪGBRYNE
Noun: burning of flame, fire.
LĪGBYSIG
Adjective: of active body, active with the body, busy with fire.
LĪGCWALU
Noun: torment, fiery torment; death by fire.
LĪGDRACA
Noun: fiery dragon, dragon vomiting flames.
LIGE
1. Noun: the river Lea.
2. See lyge (1).
LĪGEGESA
Noun: fear caused by fire.
LĪGELĒOHT
Adjective: bright with flame.
LĪGEN
Adjective: flaming, fiery.
LĪGER
Noun: flame.
LIGER
Noun: the Loire.
LĪGET
Noun: lightning, flash of lightning.
LĪGETRÆSC
Noun: lightning, flash of light, coruscation.
LĪGETSLEHT

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Noun: lightning-stroke, thunderbolt.
LĪGETSLIHT
Noun: flash of lightning.
LĪGETU
Noun: lightning, flash.
LĪGETUNG
Noun: lightning.
LĪGFǢMENDE
Adjective: vomiting flame or fire.
LĪGFĀMBLĀWENDE
Adjective: vomiting flame or fire.
LĪGFȲR
Noun: flaming fire.
LĪGLIC
Adjective: fiery.
LĪGLOCC
Adjective: having flaming locks.
LĪGLOCCED
Adjective: furnished with fiery locks.
LĪGNAN
Verb: to deny.
LIGORACEASTER
Noun: Leicester.
LIGRÆGEL
Noun: garment of varied hues.
LĪGRÆSCETUNG
Noun: lightning.
LĪGRÆSCUNG
Noun: lightning.
LĪGSPĪWEL
Adjective: vomiting flame.
LĪGÐRACU
Noun: fiery onset; violence or tumultuous movement of flames.
LĪGȲÐ
Noun: wave of fire.

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LĪHTAN
Verb: to give light, lighten, illuminate; to make light, shine; to grow light, dawn; to light,
kindle.
LĪHTING
1. Noun: relief, alleviation; lightening; release, migration.
2. Noun: lightning, illumination, shining; dawn.
LĪHTINGNES
Noun: lightness of taxation.
LĪHTNES
Noun: lightness, brightness.
LILIE
Noun: lily.
LĪM
Noun: lime; material which causes adhesion, anything sticky, glue, cement, mortar; snare; bird-
lime.
LIM
Noun: member of a body, limb, joint, leg; branch of a tree; member of the church, subordinate;
agent; offspring; member of a sentence.
LĪMAN
Verb: to emit rays, shine, beam.
LIMBSTEFNING
Noun: curtain, awning.
LĪMFĪN
Noun: lime-heap.
LIMGELECG
Noun: disposition, arrangement, shape or form of the limbs, form, shape.
LIMGESIÐ
Noun: physical vision, sight by means of the bodily eye; body.
LIMHĀL
Adjective: sound of limb.
LĪMING
Noun: daubing, plastering, cementing.
LIMLǢW
Noun: injury to the limbs, mutilation.
LIMLǢWEO

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Adjective: injured or maimed in the limbs.
LIMLĒAS
Adjective: without limbs, not having all one's limbs.
LIMMǢLUM
Adverb: limb by limb, a limb at a time; limb-meal.
LIMMLAMA
Adjective: lame in the limbs, crippled.
LIMNACOD
Adjective: with uncovered limbs, naked.
LIMPAN
See (ge)limpan.
LIMPFUL
See (ge)limpful.
LIMPLǢCAN
Verb: to unite, connect.
LIMPLĪCE
See (ge)limplīce.
LIMRǢDEN
Noun: form or disposition of the limbs; cloak.
LIMSĒOC
Adjective: having diseased limbs, lame, paralytic.
LIMWǢDE
Noun: clothing.
LIMWÆSTM
Noun: size of the body, stature, limb-growth.
LIMWĒRIG
Adjective: having the limbs wearied.
LĪN
Noun: cloth, napkin, towel, linen, flax.
LĪNACER
Noun: field where flax is grown.
LIND
Noun: linden or lime-tree; shield (of wood).
LINDCRODA
Noun: shield-press, battle.

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LINDCYLENE
Noun: Lincoln.
LINDEN
Adjective: made of linen-wood or lime-tree.
LINDESFARNEALANDING
Noun: a native of Lindisfarne.
LINDESSE
Noun: Lindsey, the northern part of Lincolnshire.
LINDGEBORGA
Noun: protector bearing a shield, warlike protector.
LINDGECROD
Noun: shield-bearing crowd or troop.
LINDGELĀC
Noun: shield-conflict, battle.
LINDGESTEALLA
Noun: companion in war or arms.
LINDHÆBBENDE
Noun: shield-bearer, warrior.
LINDHŌH
Noun: where lime-trees are growing.
LINDISFARAN
Noun: name of people settled in part of Northumbria.
LINDISFARNENSISC
Adjective: of Lindisfarne.
LINDISWARE
Noun: the people of Lindsey.
LINDPLEGA
Noun: shield-play, battle.
LINDRYCG
Noun: ridge where limes grow.
LINDWERED
Noun: band or troop armed with shields.
LINDWIGA
Noun: warrior armed with a shield.
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LĪNE
Noun: line, rope, cable, cord; series, row; direction, rule, canon; stroke made on a surface.
LĪNEN
Adjective: linen, made of flax.
LĪNENHRÆGL
Noun: linen cloth.
LĪNENWEARD
Adjective: dressed in linen.
LĪNETE
Noun: linnet.
LĪNETWIGLE
Noun: linnet.
LĪNHǢWEN
Adjective: flax-coloured.
LINIAN
Verb: to leave.
LĪNLAND
Noun: land where flax grows.
LĪNLĒAG
Noun: flax-field or ground.
LINNAN
Verb: to cease from, leave off, desist; to yield up; to part from; to lose.
LĪNSǢD
Noun: linseed.
LINSǢDCORN
Noun: linseed corn.
LĪNSĒTCORN
Noun: a grain of linseed.
LĪNWǢD
Noun: linen cloth or garment.
LĪNWYRT
Noun: flax.
LIPPA
Noun: lip.

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Noun: lip.
LĪRA
Noun: muscle, fleshy part of the body without fat or bone, brawn, calf of the leg.
LĪREHT
Adjective: fleshy, brawny.
LISS
Noun: calm, kindness, gentleness; pleasure; favour, mercy; love; joy; rest, peace; remission,
forgiveness; alleviation; saving (of life).
LISSAN
Verb: to weaken, soften, subdue, tame.
LISSIAN
Verb: pity.
LIST
Noun: art, skill, craft, artifice, experience, cleverness; cunning.
LĪSTE
Noun: border, fringe, hem, selvage, list.
LISTELĪCE
Adverb: skilfully, carefully.
LISTHENDIG
Adjective: having skilful hands.
LISTUM
Adverb: skilfully, cunningly.
LISTWRENC
Noun: deception, wile, artifice.
LIT
Noun: colour, dye.
LĪTAN
Verb: to bend, incline, cause to bow.
LITIGERE
Noun: dyer.
LIÐ
1. Noun: member of the body, joint, limb; tip (of finger); point.
2. Noun: fleet.
LĪÐ

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1. Noun: strong drink, fermented drink, native wine, cider; beaker cup.
2. Noun: mercy.
3. See līðe (1).
LĪÐA
Noun: name of the months June and July.
LIÐĀDL
Noun: gout.
LĪÐAN
1. Verb: to be bereft of, suffer loss; to soften, mitigate, assuage.
2. Verb: to go, travel, sail.
LĪÐE
1. Adjective: soft, calm, serene; kind, pleasant, agreeable, gentle, mild, sweet, gracious; meek;
lithe; benign.
2. Adverb: in a soft, calm, kind, agreeable, gentle, mild, sweet, gracious way.
LIÐELĒAF
Noun: camomile.
LĪÐELIC
Adjective: soft, mild, gentle.
LĪÐELĪCE
Adverb: softly, kindly, mildly, gently, graciously.
LĪÐEND
Noun: traveller, sailor.
LIÐERA
Noun: sling, slinging pouch.
LĪÐERCIAN
Verb: to soften, smooth down; to flatter, charm.
LIÐERE
Noun: sling, slinging pouch.
LIÐERLIC
Adjective: of a sling.
LIÐIAN
See (ge)liðian.
LĪÐIAN
Verb: to be, become; to make.
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LĪÐIGIAN
See (ge)līðigian.
LIÐINCEL
Noun: little joint.
LĪÐNES
Noun: softness, kindness, mildness, gentleness, lenity.
LIÐSĒAW
Noun: oily matter between the joints, synovia.
LĪÐSIAN
Verb: to make weak, subdue.
LIÐSMANN
Noun: sailor, seafarer, pirate.
LIÐULE
Noun: synovia.
LĪÐUNG
Noun: relief, relieving, alleviation.
LĪÐWǢGE
Noun: drinking-cup, wine-cup.
LIÐWÆRC
Noun: pain in the joints.
LĪÐWYRDE
Adjective: gentle or mild of speech.
LĪÐWYRT
Noun: dwarf elder.
LĪXAN
Verb: to flash, shine, gleam, glitter.
LĪXENDE
Adverb: splendidly.
LĪXUNG
Noun: brightness, brilliance, splendour.
LOBBE
Noun: spider.
LOC

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1. Noun: lock, bolt, bar; enclosure, prison, fold, stronghold; close, conclusion, settlement;
bargain, agreement.
2. See locc (1).
LŌC
Interjection: look! see! look you!
LŌCA HŪ
Interjection: look! see! look you!
LŌCERE
Noun: keeper, shepherd.
LOCA
Noun: enclosure, stronghold; lock of wool; lock, bolt, bar.
LOCBORE
Noun: one wearing long hair; free woman.
LOCC
1. Noun: hair, lock of hair, curl, ringlet.
2. See loc (1).
LOCCIAN
See (ge)loccian.
LOCCOD
Adjective: provided with hair, hairy, shaggy, having locks.
LOCFEAX
Noun: hair.
LOCGEWIND
Noun: hair.
LOCHYRDEL
Noun: hurdle for sheepfolds.
LŌCIAN
See (ge)lōcian.
LOCOD
Adjective: having flocks of wool, shaggy.
LOCOR
Noun: carpenter's tool, plane.
LOCSTĀN
Noun: stone closing an entrance.
LODDERE

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Noun: poor person, beggar.
LŌF
Noun: band; fillet.
LOF
Noun: praise, repute, glory; song of praise, hymn; protection, help.
LOFBǢRE
Adjective: giving praise, praising, laudatory.
LOFDǢD
Noun: deed, deserving praise, praiseworthy deed.
LOFGEORN
Adjective: desirous of praise, lavish, boastful, ostentations.
LOFHERUNG
Noun: praising, commendation.
LOFIAN
See (ge)lofian.
LOFLĀC
Noun: offering in honour of any one.
LOFLǢCAN
Verb: to praise.
LOFLIC
Adjective: praiseworthy, laudable, honourable.
LOFLĪCE
Adverb: honourably, gloriously.
LOFMÆGEN
Noun: abundance or greatness of praise.
LOFSANG
Noun: song of praise, hymn, psalm, canticle, lauds.
LOFSEALM
Noun: lauds, psalms, the 148th Psalm, lauds.
LOFSINGENDE
Adjective: singing hymns.
LOFSUM
Adjective: deserving praise, noble, excellent.
LOFT
Noun: air.

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LOFTE
Adverb: in the air, aloft.
LOFTON
Adverb: in the air, aloft.
LOFUNG
Noun: praising, laudation; appraising.
LŌGIAN
See (ge)lōgian.
LOGÐER
Adjective: artful, crafty, cunning, willy; plotting mischief.
LŌH
Noun: place, stead.
LŌHSCEAFT
Noun: bolt, bar, stick with a strap to it.
LŌMA
See (ge)lōma.
LŌME
1. See (ge)lōme (1).
2. See (ge)lōme (2).
LŌMLǢCAN
See (ge)lōmlǣcan.
LONDĀDL
Noun: strangury.
LONGBEARDAN
Noun: the Lombards.
LOPPE
Noun: spider; silk worm.
LOPPESTRE
Noun: lobster, locust.
LOR
Noun: loss; destruction.
LORG
Noun: pole, distaff, weaver's beam.
LORTE
Noun: mud.

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LOSIAN
See (ge)losian.
LOSIGENDLIC
Adjective: ready to perish, in danger of destruction.
LOSING
Noun: loss, perdition; destruction.
LOSWIST
Noun: loss, waste destruction; hurt.
LOT
Noun: craft, cunning, guile, deceit, fraud.
LOTWRENC
Noun: trick, craft, cunning, artifice, wile, deceit, fraud.
LOTWRENCCEAST
Noun: cunning, wiliness.
LOÐA
Noun: upper garment, cloak, mantle.
LOÐRUNG
Noun: triviality, nonsense, delusion.
LOX
Noun: lynx.
LŪCAN
1. Verb: to pull up; to pull out; to pluck out
2. See (ge)lūcan.
LUDGÆT
Noun: back door, side-gate, postern gate.
LUFE
Noun: loved home.
LUFEN
Noun: hope; beloved home.
LUFESTICE
Noun: lovage (plant).
LUFESTRE
Noun: female lover.
LUFFEORM
Noun: hospitality.

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LUFIAN
See (ge)lufian.
LUFIEND
Noun: lover; protector, cherisher.
LUFIENDE
Adjective: affectionate.
LUFIGENDLIC
Adjective: lovable, amiable; beautiful.
LUFLIC
Adjective: lovable, amiable, worthy of love; loving, dear.
LUFLĪCE
Adverb: kindly, amiably, gladly, willingly; dearly; pleasantly, courteously.
LUFRǢDEN
Noun: love.
LUFSUM
Adjective: lovable, amiable, pleasant.
LUFSUMLIC
Adjective: gracious, pleasing, desirable.
LUFSUMLĪCE
Adverb: kindly, graciously.
LUFSUMNES
Noun: kindness, amiability, pleasantness, love.
LUFTĀCEN
Noun: token of love.
LUFTȲME
Adjective: pleasant, sweet; grateful, benevolent.
LUFTȲMLIC
Adjective: agreeable, pleasant.
LUFU
Noun: strong liking, affection, love, passion, attachment; desire; favour.
LUFUNG
Noun: loving, action of loving.
LUFWENDE
Adjective: pleasant; lovable, affectionate, amiable; beloved.
LUFWENDLIC

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Adjective: friendly, amiable.
LUFWENDLĪCE
Adverb: gently, in a friendly fashion.
LUH
Noun: pond, loch, lough.
LUM
Noun: pool.
LUNCIAN
Verb: to limp.
LUNDEN
Noun: London.
LUNDENBURH
Noun: London.
LUNDENCEASTER
Noun: London.
LUNDENTŪN
Noun: London.
LUNDENWARAN
Noun: the people of London.
LUNDENWARU
Noun: the Londoners, people of London.
LUNDENWEG
Noun: the London-road.
LUNDLAGA
Noun: rein; kidney.
LUNDONISC
Adjective: of London, belonging to London.
LUNGEN
Noun: lung.
LUNGENĀDL
Noun: disease of the lungs.
LUNGENǢDER
Noun: vein of the lungs.
LUNGENCOÐU
Noun: lung disease.

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LUNGENSEALF
Noun: salve for the lungs.
LUNGENWYRT
Noun: lung-wort.
LUNGER
Adjective: quick to act.
LUNGRE
Adverb: quickly, speedily; soon, suddenly, straightway, at once.
LŪS
Noun: louse.
LUSIAN
Verb: to fail, perish, be lost; to get away, escape; to lose; to destroy.
LUST
1. Noun: appetite, desire, lust; pleasure, delight; greed; voluptuousness, (pl) sensuous.
2. Adjective: glad, pleased, desirous; willing.
LUSTBǢRE
1. Adjective: pleasant, agreeable, desirable; cheerful.
2. Adverb: gladly, with pleasure, willingly.
LUSTBǢRLIC
Adjective: pleasant, desirable.
LUSTBǢRLĪCE
Adverb: with pleasure, delight or eagerness.
LUSTBǢRNES
Noun: enjoyment, pleasure, desire.
LUSTFUL
Adjective: wishful, desirous.
LUSTFULLIAN
See (ge)lustfullian.
LUSTFULLĪCE
See (ge)lustfullīce.
LUSTFULLUNG
See (ge)lustfullung.
LUSTFULNES
See (ge)lustfulness.
LUSTGEORNNES

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Noun: desire, concupiscence.
LUSTGĪTSUNG
Noun: desire for pleasure.
LUSTGRYN
Noun: snare set by pleasure.
LUSTLĪCE
Adverb: gladly, with pleasure, willingly.
LUSTMOCE
Noun: lady's smock (plant).
LUSTSUMLIC
Adjective: pleasant, delectable.
LUSTSUMLĪCE
Adverb: willingly.
LUSTUM
Adverb: gladly, with pleasure.
LŪSÐORN
Noun: spindle tree.
LŪTAN
Verb: to bend, bow, fall down before one; to stoop; to decline.
LUTEGĀR
Noun: trapping spear.
LŪTIAN
See (ge)lūtian.
LYBB
Noun: medicine, drug, poison, charm.
LYBBESTRE
Noun: sorcerer, witch.
LYBCORN
Noun: medicinal seed, grain of purgative effect, wild saffron.
LYBCRÆFT
Noun: skill in the use of drugs, magic, witchcraft.
LYBESN
Noun: amulet, charm, knot.
LYBLĀC
Noun: occult art, sorcery, witchcraft, use of drugs for magic.

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LYBLǢCA
Noun: sorcerer, wizard.
LYCETTAN
Verb: murmer.
LYFFETERE
Noun: flatterer.
LYFFETTAN
Verb: to flatter, pay court to.
LYFFETUNG
Noun: flattery, adulation, paying court to.
LYFT
Noun: air, breeze; clouds, sky, atmosphere, heavens.
LYFTĀDL
Noun: paralysis, palsy.
LYFTEDOR
Noun: enclosure formed by clouds.
LYFTEN
Adjective: of the air, airy, aerial.
LYFTFÆT
Noun: aerial vessel (the moon).
LYFTFLĒOGEND
Noun: flier in the air, bird.
LYFTFLOGA
Noun: flier in the air, dragon.
LYFTGELĀC
Noun: flight through the air.
LYFTGESWENCED
Adjective: driven by the wind.
LYFTHELM
Noun: air, mist, cloud, atmosphere.
LYFTLĀCENDE
Adjective: flying, sporting or playing in the air, moving hither and thither in the air.
LYFTLIC
Adjective: aerial, of the atmosphere.
LYFTSCEAÐA

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Noun: aerial robber (raven).
LYFTWUNDOR
Noun: aerial wonder (the pillar that conducted the Israelites.
LYFTWYNN
Noun: pleasantness of the air, joyous air.
LYGE
1. Noun: lie, falsehood.
2. Adjective: lying, false, mendacious.
3. Noun: secale, rye, corn (plant name).
4. See lige (1).
LYGEANBURH
Noun: Lenborough, near Buckingham.
LYGEN
1. Noun: lie, falsehood.
2. Adjective: lying, false.
LYGENIAN
Verb: to give one the lie, convict of falsehood.
LYGESEARU
Noun: false trick, artifice, wile, snare.
LYGESPELL
Noun: falsehood, false speech.
LYGESYNNIG
Adjective: false, guilty of lying.
LYGETORN
Adjective: feigned anger or grief.
LYGETŪN
Noun: Leighton, in Bedfordshire.
LYGEWORD
Noun: lying word, lie, falsehood.
LYGEWYRHTA
Noun: liar, forger of lies.
LYGNES
Noun: falseness, deceitfulness.
LYGNIAN
See (ge)lygnian.

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LȲMAN
Verb: to shine.
LYNDE
See (ge)lynde.
LYNIBOR
Noun: gimlet, borer, auger.
LYNIS
Noun: linch-pin, axletree.
LYPENWYRHTA
Noun: tanner; currier, basket maker.
LYRE
Noun: loss, perdition; damage, hurt, destruction, detriment.
LYREWRENC
Noun: trick that causes damage or loss, hurtful intrigue.
LYSTAN
See (ge)lystan.
LYSU
1. Adjective: false, dishonourable, base, corrupt, depraved, evil; shameful; profligate.
2. Noun: what is depraved; evil deed.
LYSWEN
1. Adjective: full of matter, corrupt, purulent; depraved.
2. Noun: matter, pus, purulence.
LȲT
1. Adverb: few, little.
2. Adjective: few, little.
3. Noun: few, little.
LȲTAN
See (ge)lȳtan.
LȲTEL
1. Adjective: a little, not much; short, not large; unimportant, trivial, trifling; mean, vile.
2. Adverb: little, slightly.
3. Noun: little.
LȲTELHȲDIG
Adjective: small-minded, pusillanimous.
LȲTELMŌD

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Adjective: of little courage, faint-hearted, pusillanimous.
LȲTELNE
Adverb: nearly, almost, all but, within a little.
LȲTELNES
Noun: littleness, smallness.
LȲTESNĀ
Adverb: nearly, almost, within a little.
LȲTESTNE
Adverb: nearly, almost.
LȲTHWŌN
Adverb: little, very few, but little; gradually, little by little.
LYTIG
Adjective: artful, astute, crafty, cunning, wily; prudent.
LYTIGIAN
Verb: to feign; to act cunningly or crookedly.
LYTIGLIC
Adjective: false, deceitful; crafty.
LYTIGLĪCE
Adverb: artfully, craftily, cunningly.
LYTIGNES
Noun: astuteness, cunningness, craftiness.
LȲTLE
Noun: servant-maid, female slave.
LȲTLIAN
See (ge)lȳtlian.
LȲTLING
Noun: little one, child, infant, young person; unimportant person, person of little account;
person of inferior position.
LYTLUC
Noun: small piece; bittock.
LȲTLUM
Adverb: little by little, gradually.
LȲTLUNG
Noun: diminution.
LYTTUCAS

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Noun: small pieces, particles.
LYTWIST
Noun: deception.
LȲÐERFUL
Adjective: depraved, base, vile, evil; dissolute.
LȲÐERLIC
Adjective: bad, mean, sordid, vile.
LȲÐERLĪCE
Adverb: wickedly, vilely.
LȲÐERNES
Noun: wickedness.
LȲÐRAN
Verb: to anoint, smear, lather.
LȲÐRE
1. Adjective: bad, mean, sordid, wicked, corrupt, base, vile, evil; poor, wretched; depraved,
lewd.
2. Adverb: badly, vilely.

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MĀ
1. Noun: more.
2. Adjective: more.
3. Adverb: more, rather; further; longer; to a greater degree, quantity or extent; besides; again.
MACALIC
Adjective: fit, suitable, convenient.
MACIAN
Verb: to do, make, produce, form, construct, fashion, frame; to act, perform, behave, fare; to
prepare, arrange; to cause, bring about; to use, manage; to compare, liken; to transform; to
conclude.
MĀCRÆFTIG
Adjective: mighty, very skilled or powerful.
MACUNG
Noun: doing, making, action.
MĀDMŌD
Noun: foolishness.
MÆC
See (ge)mæc.
MÆCCA
Noun: equal, match; one of a pair, companion, mate, comrade.
MÆCDONISC
Adjective: Macedonian.
MÆCEDONIE
Noun: the Macedonians.
MÆCG
Noun: man, son, disciple.
MÆCGA
Noun: man.
MǢD
Noun: mead, meadow, pasture.
MǢDÆCER
Noun: meadow.
MǢDDĪC
Noun: dike in a meadow.
MÆDDRE

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Noun: madder.
MǢDENCILD
Noun: girl, female child.
MǢDENHĒAP
Noun: band of virgins, troop of maidens.
MǢDENLIC
Adjective: girlish, maidenly, virgin, virginal.
MÆDER
Noun: measure.
MÆDERECĪÐ
Noun: sprig of madder.
MǢDLACU
Noun: meadow-stream.
MǢDLAND
Noun: meadow-land, grass-land which is mown.
MǢDMǢWECT
Noun: mowing of a meadow.
MǢDMANN
Noun: mower.
MǢDMŌNAÐ
Noun: July.
MǢDRǢDEN
Noun: mowing, grass mown on a piece of land.
MǢDSPLOTT
Noun: plot of meadow-land.
MǢDWA
1. Noun: mead, meadow, pasture.
2. See mǣd.
MǢG
See (ge)mǣg.
MǢGBANA
Noun: destroyer of one's kinsmen.
MǢGBŌT
Noun: compensation paid to the relatives of a murdered man.
MǢGBURG

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Noun: people, family, relatives, kindred, tribe, nation; genealogy.
MǢGCILD
Noun: young kinsman.
MǢGCNAFA
Noun: young kinsman.
MǢGCŪÐ
Adjective: related.
MǢGCWALM
Noun: murder of a father or kinsman.
MǢGCYNREN
Noun: race, family.
MǢGÐ
See (ge)mǣgð.
MÆGDEN
Noun: girl, maiden, virgin; maid, servant.
MÆGDENǢW
Noun: marriage with a virgin.
MÆGDENEORÐE
Noun: virgin soil.
MÆGDENHĀD
Noun: girlhood, maidenhood, virginity.
MÆGDENMANN
Noun: maid, virgin.
MÆGELAN
Noun: Milan.
MÆGEN
Noun: main; force, bodily strength, might, power, vigour, valour; effort; ability, efficacy,
efficiency, virtue; host, troop, army, military force; miracle; good deed.
MÆGENĀGENDE
Adjective: possessing strength, mighty.
MÆGENBYRÐEN
Noun: mighty or huge burden.
MÆGENCORÐOR
Noun: powerful band, strong troop.
MÆGENCRÆFT

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Noun: main force, great power, might or strength.
MÆGENCRÆFTIG
Adjective: mighty.
MÆGENCYNING
Noun: chief, mighty or powerful king.
MÆGENDǢD
Noun: action requiring strength, mighty deed.
MÆGENĒACA
Noun: increase of strength, succour.
MÆGENĒACEN
Adjective: endowed with strength, mighty, vigorous, powerful.
MÆGENEARFEÐE
Noun: great labour or hardship, great misery or trial.
MÆGENELLEN
Noun: mighty valour.
MÆGENFÆST
Adjective: firm, steadfast, vigorous, strong.
MÆGENFOLC
Noun: mighty people or company.
MÆGENFULTUM
Noun: mighty or powerful help.
MÆGENHĒAP
Noun: powerful band.
MÆGENHEARD
Adjective: very strong, powerful.
MÆGENIAN
Verb: to gain strength.
MÆGENIG
Adjective: strong.
MÆGENLĒAS
Adjective: weak, feeble, without strength, helpless, powerless.
MÆGENLĒASLĪCE
Adverb: feebly, impotently.
MÆGENLĒAST
Noun: weakness, feebleness, impotence.

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MÆGENRǢS
Noun: mighty or violent attack or onslaught.
MÆGENRŌF
Adjective: powerful, of great power.
MÆGENSCYPE
Noun: might, power.
MÆGENSPĒD
Noun: virtue, strength, power.
MÆGENSTĀN
Noun: huge stone, mighty stone or rock.
MÆGENSTRANG
Adjective: strong in power; of great virtue or strength.
MÆGENSTRENGO
Noun: great strength, great force, power.
MÆGENÐEGEN
Noun: mighty minister.
MÆGENÐISE
Noun: force, violence.
MÆGENÐRĒAT
Noun: mighty host or band.
MÆGENÐRYMM
Noun: virtue, might, power; greatness, majesty, glory; heavenly host; Christ; heaven.
MÆGENÐRYMNES
Noun: majesty, magnificence, glory.
MÆGENWEORC
Noun: mighty work.
MÆGENWĪSA
Noun: general, leader of a force or army.
MÆGENWUDU
Noun: strong spear, mighty spear-shaft.
MÆGENWUNDOR
Noun: great wonder, striking wonder.
MÆGER
Adjective: meagre, lean.
MÆGERIAN

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Verb: to macerate, make lean, emaciate.
MÆGESǢTE
Noun: the people of Herefordshire.
MǢGGEMŌT
Noun: meeting of kinsmen.
MǢGGEWRACU
Noun: revenge of a relative.
MǢGGEWRIT
Noun: genealogical table, pedigree.
MǢGGIELDAN
Verb: to contribute towards the fine for manslaughter by a kinsman.
MǢGHǢMED
Noun: incest.
MǢGHAND
Noun: relation, kinsman; natural heir.
MǢGLAGU
Noun: law as to relatives.
MǢGLĒAS
Adjective: without kinsmen.
MǢGLIC
Adjective: belonging to kinsmen.
MǢGLUFU
Noun: love.
MǢGMANN
Noun: clansman.
MǢGMORÐOR
Noun: murder of a relative.
MǢGMYRÐRA
Noun: murderer of a relative, parricide.
MǢGRACU
Noun: account of a family, generation, genealogy.
MǢGRǢDEN
Noun: relationship, kinship.
MǢGRǢS
Noun: attack by men upon their kinsmen.

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MǢGSCĪR
Noun: division of a people, containing the kinsmen of a particular family.
MǢGSIBB
Noun: relationship, kinship; affection.
MǢGSIBBUNG
Noun: reconciliation, peace-making.
MǢGSIBLIC
Adjective: related, of kin.
MǢGSLAGA
Noun: slayer of a relative, parricide or fratricide.
MǢGSLIHT
Noun: murder of a relative, slaughter of a kinsman.
MǢGTUDOR
Noun: that which is produced from the same stock.
MÆGÐ
Noun: girl, woman, wife, maiden, virgin.
MÆGÐA
Noun: maithen, mayweed (plants).
MÆGÐALAND
Noun: the Polish province of Mazovia.
MÆGÐBLǢD
Noun: glory of virginity.
MÆGÐBŌT
Noun: fine to be paid for assault on an unmarried woman.
MǢGÐEGESA
Noun: Viking.
MÆGÐHĀD
Noun: maidenhood; chastity, celibacy, virginity, purity; band of young persons; relationship,
kinship.
MÆGÐHĀDLIC
Adjective: maidenly; virgin, virginal.
MǢGÐLĒAS
Adjective: not of distinguished family, not of noble birth.
MÆGÐMANN
Noun: maiden; virgin.

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MǢGÐMORÐOR
Noun: murder of a kinsman.
MǢGÐMYRÐRA
Noun: one who murders a kinsman, parricide.
MǢGÐRǢDEN
Noun: relationship, friendship.
MǢGÐSIBB
Noun: kindred.
MǢGWINE
Noun: friendly relative, kinsman and friend, clansman.
MǢGWLITE
Noun: form, appearance, aspect; species.
MǢGWLITIAN
Verb: to form, shape, fashion.
MǢGWLITLĪCE
Adverb: figuratively.
MÆHE
Noun: dicione.
MǢL
1. Noun: mark, sign; cross, crucifix; armour, harness; sword; measure; time, point of time,
occasion, season; meal, time for eating.
2. Noun: talk, speech, conversation; contest, battle.
3. See māl (1).
MǢLAN
See (ge)mǣlan.
MǢLCEARU
Noun: care or trouble belonging to a particular time.
MǢLDÆG
Noun: day, season, appointed time; agreement, settlement, covenant.
MǢLDROPA
Noun: saliva, mucus, phlegm.
MǢLDROPIENDE
Adjective: phlegmatic, running with mucus.
MÆLDŪN
Noun: Maldon, in Essex.

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MǢLE
1. Noun: bowl, cup, basin, bucket.
2. Adjective: marked, spotted.
MǢLGESCEAFT
Noun: fate, that which happens at its appointed time in accordance with the decrees of fate.
MǢLMETE
Noun: food to eat.
MǢLSCEAFA
Noun: caterpillar; canker.
MÆLTAN
Verb: to consume by fire, burn up; to dissolve, melt, digest.
MǢLTANG
Noun: pair of compasses.
MǢLTANGE
Noun: pair of compasses.
MǢLTĪD
Noun: meal-time.
MǢLTĪMA
Noun: meal-time.
MǢNAN
See (ge)mǣnan.
MǢNE
1. Adjective: false, mean, wicked, evil.
2. See (ge)mǣne.
MǢNELIC
See (ge)mǣnelic.
MǢNELĪCE
See (ge)mnelīce.
MÆNIBRǢDE
Adjective: relating or consisting of many things.
MÆNIHĪWE
Adjective: multiform.
MǢNSUMIAN
See (ge)mǣnsumian.
MǢNSUMUNG

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Noun: participation, fellowship; communion.
MǢRĀC
Noun: oak which serves as part of a boundary.
MǢRAN
See (ge)mǣran.
MǢRAPELDRE
Noun: apple-tree which serves as a boundary.
MǢRBRŌC
Noun: brook which forms a boundary.
MǢRCNOLL
Noun: boundary knoll.
MǢRCUMB
Noun: border valley.
MǢRDĪC
Noun: boundary dike.
MǢRE
1. Noun: declaration.
2. Adjective: great, distinguished, famous, celebrated, notorious, excellent, sublime, splendid,
illustrious; widely known; distinguished by evil deeds.
3. Adjective: pure; sterling (of money).
4. See (ge)mǣre.
MǢREHWĪT
Adjective: pure white.
MǢRELS
Noun: rope for mooring a ship.
MǢRELSRĀP
Noun: cable, rope for mooring a ship.
MǢRĒMÆD
Noun: boundary meadow.
MǢRFLŌDE
Noun: boundary channel.
MǢRFORD
Noun: boundary ford.
MǢRFURH
Noun: boundary furrow.

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MǢRGEARD
Noun: border fence.
MǢRHEGE
Noun: boundary hedge.
MǢRHĪSA
Noun: plant name.
MǢRHLINC
Noun: boundary, border ridge.
MǢRIAN
Verb: to become great, be distinguished.
MÆRING
Noun: plant name.
MÆRINGCWUDU
Noun: mastic of sweet basil.
MǢRLIC
Adjective: great, famous, glorious, splendid, magnificence, illustrious.
MǢRLĪCE
Adverb: nobly, gloriously, excellently, magnificently, splendidly; with distinction.
MǢRNES
Noun: fame, greatness, distinction, celebrity, honour.
MǢRPŌL
Noun: boundary pool.
MǢRPYTT
Noun: pit that forms part of a boundary; marshy pool.
MǢRSERE
Noun: one who proclaims or makes widely known, herald.
MǢRSIAN
See (ge)mǣrsian.
MǢRSĪC
Noun: border rivulet.
MǢRSTĀN
Noun: boundary-stone.
MǢRSUNG
See (ge)mǣrsung.
MǢRSUNGTĪMA

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Noun: time of celebration or glorification.
MǢRÐ
Noun: greatness, fame, honour, glory; great, honourable or glorious action; wonderful thing,
mighty work, famous exploit.
MǢRÐORN
See (ge)mǣrðorn.
MǢRU
See (ge)mǣru.
MǢRWEG
See (ge)mǣrweg.
MǢRWEORC
Noun: great, noble or splendid work.
MǢS
Noun: the Maes or Meuse.
MÆSCRE
Noun: mesh of a net.
MÆSEN
Adjective: of maple; brazen (Earle).
MÆSLERE
Noun: keeper of a church, sacristan.
MÆSSE
Noun: service of the church, mass; special mass-day, festival of the church; Eucharist, celebration
of Eucharist.
MÆSSEǢFEN
Noun: eve of a festival (e.g. Christmas Eve).
MÆSSEBŌC
Noun: mass-book, missal.
MÆSSECAPITEL
Noun: chapter of the mass.
MÆSSECRĒDA
Noun: creed said at mass, Nicene creed.
MÆSSEDÆG
Noun: festival, mass day.
MÆSSEGIERELA
Noun: mass-vestment, surplice.

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MÆSSEHACELE
Noun: mass-vestment, cope, chasuble.
MÆSSEHRÆGL
Noun: vestment, surplice.
MÆSSELĀC
Noun: the mass-offering, host.
MÆSSENIHT
Noun: eve of a festival.
MÆSSEPRĒOST
Noun: mass-priest, clergyman, high-priest.
MÆSSEPRĒOSTHĀD
Noun: office or orders of a mass-priest.
MÆSSEPRĒOSTSCĪR
Noun: district for which a mass-priest officiated.
MÆSSERBANA
Noun: murderer of a priest.
MÆSSERE
Noun: priest who celebrates mass.
MÆSSERĒAF
Noun: vestment used when celebrating mass.
MÆSSESANG
Noun: service or office of the mass; service held on a saint's day, a (person's) mass.
MÆSSESTEALL
Noun: place from which the priest said mass, altar; seat in a church choir.
MÆSSETĪD
Noun: time of saying mass.
MÆSSEÐEGN
Noun: mass-priest.
MÆSSEÐĒNUNG
Noun: service of mass, celebration of mass.
MÆSSEŪHTA
Noun: hour or service of matins on a feast day; the matins themselves.
MÆSSEWĪN
Noun: wine used in the service of the mass.
MÆSSIAN

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Verb: to say or celebrate mass.
MÆSSUNG
Noun: office of mass.
MǢST
1. Noun: most.
2. Adverb: most, very much; chiefly; especially.
MÆST
Noun: mast, ship’s mast; fruit of forest trees, mast, food of swine (acorns, beechnuts, etc).
MÆSTAN
See (ge)mæstan.
MÆSTCYST
Noun: hole in which the mast is fixed, mast-socket.
MÆSTELBERG
Noun: fattened barrow pig, fattened hog.
MÆSTEN
Noun: mast, pasture for swine (consisting of the fruit of forest trees).
MÆSTENRǢDEN
Noun: right of feeding swine in mast-pastures.
MÆSTENTRĒOW
Noun: tree producing mast.
MÆSTLAND
Noun: land on which mast is produced.
MǢSTLĪCE
Adverb: very much.
MǢSTLĪCOST
Adverb: particularly.
MÆSTLING
1. Noun: kind of brass; vessel made of metal.
2. Noun: fatling.
MÆSTLINGSMIÐ
Noun: worker in brass.
MÆSTLŌN
Noun: pulleys at the top of a mast.
MÆSTRĀP
Noun: rope fastening a sail to a mast.

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MÆSTTWIST
Noun: rope to support a mast, stay.
MǢTAN
See (ge)mǣtan.
MǢTE
1. Adjective: moderate, mean; small; inferior, poor; bad, mean.
2. Adverb: badly; poorly.
MǢTING
Noun: dream.
MǢÐ
1. Noun: measure, proportion, degree, rate; respect, honour, reverence; right, goodness, virtue;
ability, capacity, fitness, efficacy; state, status, condition, rank, degree.
2. Noun: cutting of grass, mowing, hay-harvest.
MǢÐAS
Noun: the Medes.
MǢÐEGIAN
See (ge)mǣðegian.
MÆÐEL
Noun: meeting, assembly, popular assembly, deliberative or judicial meeting, council; speech,
address, conversation, harangue; interview.
MÆÐELCWIDE
Noun: discourse.
MÆÐELERN
Noun: house of meeting for speaking or for consulting, council-house.
MÆÐELFRIÐ
Noun: security enjoyed by public assemblies.
MÆÐELHĒGENDE
Adjective: attending, holding or addressing an assembly or council, consulting, conversing,
deliberating; holding conclave; speech-praising.
MÆÐELSTEDE
Noun: place of assembly; place of hostile meeting, battlefield.
MÆÐELWORD
Noun: word used in a formal address or speech.
MǢÐERE
Noun: mower.

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MǢÐFUL
Adjective: humane, courteous, showing respect to others.
MÆÐHILD
Noun: a woman's name, Matilda.
MǢÐIAN
See (ge)mǣðian.
MǢÐISC
Adjective: of the Medes.
MÆÐLAN
Verb: to speak (only used in poetry).
MǢÐLĒAS
Adjective: without moderation; greedy, rapacious.
MǢÐLIC
Adjective: moderate, proportioned, befitting, proper to a person’s degree; having regard to
others.
MǢÐLĪCE
Adverb: humanely, courteously.
MǢÐMĒD
Noun: pay or reward for mowing or haymaking.
MǢÐRIAN
See (ge)mǣðrian.
MǢÐUNG
Noun: measuring, assessment, determination of amount; adjudication.
MǢÐWARE
Noun: the Medes.
MǢW
Noun: sea gull, sea mew.
MǢWPUL
Noun: sea-gulls’ pool.
MAFFA
Noun: caul.
MAFFIAN
Verb: to be or become shameless; to fall away from right conduct, go astray.
MAGA
1. Noun: man, young man, relative, descendant, son.

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2. Adjective: strong, powerful; able competent, having means.
3. Noun: stomach, maw.
MĀGA
Noun: man, young man; relative, descendant, son.
MAGAN
Verb: to be able, have permission or power; may (because a thing is possible); to be competent,
efficacious or strong; to be in good health, be strong.
MĀGATOGA
Noun: pedagogue.
MAGAÐIHT
Adjective: strong of stomach.
MAGDALATRĒOW
Noun: almond-tree.
MAGDALENISC
Adjective: applied to Mary Magdalene.
MAGE
1. See maga (1).
2. See maga (2).
3. Noun: the belly.
MĀGEĒCT
Adjective: augmented.
MAGEÐE
Noun: name of a plant, camomile, mayweed, maithen, ox-eye.
MAGIAN
Verb: to be strong, prevail.
MAGISTER
Noun: director, ruler, chief, leader; teacher, master; owner or tamer of an animal.
MAGISTERDŌM
Noun: office of a master or teacher.
MAGO
Noun: man, young man, child; descendant, son; servant; strong man, warrior.
MAGODRYHT
Noun: band of young men or warriors.
MAGOGEOGUÐ
Noun: youth.

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MAGORǢDEND
Noun: counsellor of men.
MAGORǢSWA
Noun: chief or leader of men; prince.
MAGORINC
Noun: man, young man, child; warrior.
MAGOTIMBER
Noun: child, son; increase of family, progeny.
MAGOTŪDOR
Noun: offspring, descendant.
MAGOÐEGN
Noun: man, minister; follower, servant, retainer, vassal, thane; warrior.
MĀH
See (ge)māh.
MĀHLING
Noun: kinsman, parent.
MAILROSISC
Adjective: of Melrose.
MĀIUS
Noun: May.
MĀL
1. Noun: case, suit, cause, action; agreement, terms; covenanted pay; mark, spot, blemish; mole.
2. See mǣl (1).
MĀLETUNG
Noun: verbosity.
MALSCRUNG
Noun: charm, enchantment, fascination, bewitching.
MĀLSWYRD
Noun: sword with inlaid ornament.
MAMECEASTER
Noun: Manchester.
MAMERA
1. Noun: deep sleep.
2. See mamor.
MAMME

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Noun: teat, breast.
MAMOR
Noun: deep or heavy sleep, lethargy, unconsciousness.
MAMRIAN
Verb: to think out, design, be deep in thought about anything.
MĀN
1. Noun: shameful, bad or evil action, crime, wickedness, sin, evil deed; false oath.
2. Adjective: false, bad, base, wicked, criminal.
MĀNĀÐ
Noun: false oath, perjury.
MĀNĀÐSWARU
Noun: perjury.
MĀNBEALU
Noun: wicked injury, cruelty, crime.
MANBŌT
Noun: fine to be paid to the lord of a man slain.
MĀNBRYNE
Noun: fatal or destructive fire.
MANCUS
Noun: a mancus, thirty silver pence, one-eighth of a pound.
MANCWEALM
Noun: destruction, mortality, death of men, slaughter; pestilence.
MANCWEALMNES
Noun: manslaughter.
MANCWYLD
Noun: mortality; pestilence.
MANCYNN
Noun: mankind, the human race; people, men; inhabitants; evil race.
MANCYST
Noun: human virtue.
MAND
Noun: basket, maund.
MĀNDǢD
Noun: din, evil deed, crime.
MĀNDǢDA

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Noun: evil-doer.
MĀNDǢDE
Adjective: wicked, evil doing, flagitious.
MĀNDEORF
Adjective: wicked, labouring to do evil.
MANDRĒAM
Noun: human joy, joyous noise, festivity, revelry.
MĀNDRINC
Noun: poisonous drink, poison.
MANDRYHTEN
Noun: master, lord, liege lord.
MANETIAN
Verb: to admonish, reprove.
MĀNFǢHÐU
Noun: guilt, wickedness.
MANFARU
Noun: host, troop, moving band of men.
MĀNFELD
Noun: field of crime.
MĀNFOLM
Noun: evil-doer, hand that does evil.
MĀNFORDǢDLA
Noun: evil-doer, one who wickedly destroys.
MĀNFORWYRHT
Noun: sin, evil-deed, crime.
MĀNFRĒA
Noun: prince or lord of evil, the devil.
MĀNFREMMENDE
Adjective: vicious, sinning, doing evil.
MĀNFUL
Adjective: wicked, evil, flagitious; infamous, degraded; fearful, dire.
MĀNFULLIC
Adjective: sinful, wicked, evil; infamous.
MĀNFULLĪCE
Adverb: wickedly.

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MĀNFULNES
Noun: wickedness.
MANFULTUM
Noun: military force, troops.
MĀNGENGA
Noun: one conversant with or practising evil, sacrilegious person.
MĀNGENĪÐLA
Noun: wicked or evil persecutor.
MANGERE
Noun: trader, merchant, dealer, broker.
MĀNGEWYRHTA
Noun: sinner, worker of wickedness.
MANGIAN
See (ge)mangian.
MANGUNG
Noun: trade, dealing, business, commerce, traffic, merchandise.
MANGUNGHŪS
Noun: house for merchandise or traffic.
MĀNHŪS
Noun: house of wickedness, hell.
MANIAN
See (ge)manian.
MĀNĪDEL
Adjective: bad, wicked and vain.
MANIEND
Noun: collector; creditor; admonisher.
MANIG
Adjective: many, many a, much.
MANIGFEALD
Adjective: various, varied, of many kinds; manifold, multifarious; numerous, abundant;
consisting of many parts, complex, complicated; as a grammatical term, plural.
MANIGFEALDAN
See (ge)manigfealdan.
MANIGFEALDE
Adverb: in many ways; abundantly.

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MANIGFEALDIAN
See (ge)manigfealdian.
MANIGFEALDLIC
Adjective: having many parts, manifold; various, of many kinds.
MANIGFEALDLĪCE
Adverb: manifoldly; in many ways; plural (as a grammatical term).
MANIGFEALDNES
Noun: abundance, great number, multiplicity; complexity.
MANIGFEALDSUMNESS
Noun: great deal.
MANIGSĪÐES
Adverb: many times, often.
MANIGTĒAW
Adjective: skilful, dexterous.
MANIGTĒAWNES
Noun: skill, dexterity.
MANLĒAS
Adjective: without men, uninhabited, deserted.
MĀNLIC
Adjective: infamous, wicked, nefarious, evil.
MANLĪCA
Noun: human form, image of a man, statue, effigy.
MĀNLĪCE
Adverb: falsely, wickedly, criminally.
MANLĪCE
Adverb: manfully, nobly.
MANLUFU
Noun: love of men, love for men.
MANN
Noun: person, human being of either sex; man, adult male person; mankind; brave man, hero;
servant, vassal; body; name of the rune for m.
MANNA
1. Noun: man.
2. Noun: manna (food).
MANNBǢRE

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Adjective: productive of men.
MANNĒACA
Noun: increase of human beings, progeny.
MANNHATA
Noun: man-hater.
MANNIAN
Verb: to man; to supply with men, garrison.
MANNLĀF
Noun: remainder of men.
MANNMÆGEN
Noun: force of men, troop of men, cohort.
MANNMENIGU
Noun: multitude of people.
MANNMYRRING
Noun: destruction of men.
MANNMYRÐRA
Noun: homicide, murderer.
MANNSYLEN
Noun: traffic in men, sale of men unlawfully as slaves.
MANRǢDEN
Noun: dependence; service, dues or tribute paid by the tenant to the owner; homage.
MANRĪM
Noun: number of men.
MĀNSCEATT
Noun: usury, unjust gain.
MĀNSCEAÐA
Noun: sinner, wicked and harmful person, enemy.
MĀNSCILD
Noun: fault, sin, guilt, crime.
MANSCIPE
Noun: kindness, humanity, courtesy, civility.
MĀNSCYLDIG
Adjective: guilty of crime, criminal.
MANSLAGA
Noun: homicide, murderer, man-slayer.

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MĀNSLAGU
Noun: wicked or cruel blow.
MANSLĒAN
Verb: to kill, murder.
MANSLEGE
Noun: homicide, manslaughter.
MANSLIEHT
Noun: homicide, murder, manslaughter.
MANSLOT
Noun: man’s lot, amount of land allotted to the head of a family when the hundred was divided
up.
MANSWǢS
Adjective: gentle, meek.
MĀNSWARA
Noun: perjurer, one who swears falsely.
MĀNSWARU
Noun: perjury.
MĀNSWERIAN
Verb: to swear falsely, commit perjury; to forswear.
MĀNSWICA
Noun: deceiver, cheat, traitor.
MANÐĒAW
Noun: habit, custom, manner, practice.
MANÐĒOF
Noun: man-stealer.
MANÐRYMM
Noun: troop or array of men, retinue.
MANÐWǢRE
Adjective: kind, mild, gentle, not harsh, humane, courteous, meek.
MANÐWǢRNES
Noun: gentleness, courtesy; weakness, meekness.
MANU
Noun: mane.
MĀNWAMM
Noun: blot caused by sin, guilty stain.

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MĀNWEORC
1. Noun: sin, wicked work, crime.
2. Adjective: sinful, wicked, doing evil.
MANWEOROD
Noun: collection or band of men, assembly, congregation, troop.
MANWEORÐUNG
Noun: adoration of human beings.
MANWĪSE
Noun: manner, custom, usage or fashion of men.
MĀNWORD
Noun: wicked word.
MĀNWRǢCE
Adjective: wicked.
MĀNWYRHTA
Noun: sinner, worker of wickedness, evil-doer.
MANWYRÐ
Noun: value or price of a man.
MAPULDER
Noun: maple tree.
MAPULDERN
Adjective: made of maple.
MAPULDORGEAT
Noun: opening near a maple tree.
MARC
Noun: half a pound, denomination of weight, mark (money of account).
MARCIAN
Verb: to mark, stain, brand; to seal; to measure; to define, describe, mark a boundary; to mark
out, designate; to create, design; to note, observe.
MARE
1. Noun: nightmare; monster.
2. Noun: silverweed.
MARKET
Noun: market, market rights.
MARMA
Noun: marble.

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MARMANSTĀN
Noun: marble, piece of marble.
MARMSTĀNGEDELF
Noun: quarrying of marble.
MAROARA
Noun: the people of Moravia.
MARTIR
Noun: martyr.
MARTIRLOGIUM
Noun: martyrology.
MARTYRCYNN
Noun: race or family of martyrs.
MARTYRDŌM
Noun: martyrdom.
MARTYRHĀD
Noun: martyrdom.
MARTYRLĪF
Noun: martyrology.
MARTYRRACU
Noun: account of martyrs, martyrology.
MARTYRUNG
Noun: suffering as a martyr, passion (of Christ).
MASC
1. Noun: mash.
2. See max.
MĀSE
Noun: name of a small bird, tit-mouse.
MASSERE
Noun: merchant; moneylender.
MATTUC
Noun: kind of pickaxe, mattock, trident, fork.
MAÐA
Noun: worm, maggot, grub.
MĀÐÐUMFÆT
Noun: precious or costly vessel.

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MĀÐÐUMGESTEALD
Noun: riches, treasure.
MĀÐÐUMGIFU
Noun: costly gift, gift of treasure.
MĀÐÐUMGYFA
Noun: giver of costly gifts or treasures; prince, king, liberal prince.
MĀÐÐUMSELE
Noun: hall in which a prince gives costly gifts, hall containing costly things, hall of treasures.
MĀÐÐUMSIGLE
Noun: costly jewel or ornament.
MĀÐÐUMSWEORD
Noun: costly sword.
MĀÐÐUMWELA
Noun: valuables, wealth consisting of costly things.
MAÐELERE
Noun: speaker, haranguer.
MAÐELIAN
Verb: to speak, make a speech, harangue, declaim.
MAÐELIG
Adjective: talkative, noisy, talking much and loudly as a drunken man.
MAÐELUNG
Noun: loquacity, verbosity, garrulity.
MĀÐMǢHT
Noun: valuable thing, costly possession, treasure.
MĀÐMCLEOFA
Noun: treasure-chamber.
MĀÐMCYST
Noun: treasure-chest, treasury.
MĀÐMGESTRĒON
Noun: treasure.
MĀÐMHORD
Noun: treasure, treasure-hoard.
MĀÐMHŪS
Noun: treasure-house, treasury.
MĀÐMHYRDE

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Noun: treasurer.
MĀÐUM
Noun: precious or valuable thing, treasure, jewel, ornament; gift.
MĀWAN
Verb: to mow.
MĀWE
Noun: meadow.
MAX
Noun: net, mesh; toil.
MĀXWYRT
Noun: mash-wort (malt soaked in boiling water).
MEAGOL
Adjective: firm, strong, mighty; emphatic, strenuous, impressive; earnest.
MEAGOLLĪCE
Adverb: earnestly; strenuously.
MEAGOLMŌD
Adjective: earnest, of earnest mind; strenuous.
MEAGOLMŌDNES
Noun: earnestness, diligence.
MEAGOLNES
Noun: earnestness, strength of will.
MEALDUMESBURH
Noun: Malmsbury.
MEALM
Noun: sand; chalk.
MEALMEHT
Adjective: sandy, chalky.
MEALMSTĀN
Noun: sandstone.
MEALT
1. Noun: steeped grain, malt.
2. Adjective: cooked, boiled; sour.
MEALTEALOÐ
Noun: malt-ale.
MEALTGESCOT

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Noun: contribution of malt, payment in malt.
MEALTHŪS
Noun: malt-house.
MEALTWYRT
Noun: malt-wort.
MEALWE
Noun: mallow.
MEARC
See (ge)mearc.
MEARCA
Noun: mark, line; space marked out, territory.
MEARCBĒCE
Noun: beech-tree which forms part of a boundary.
MEARCDENU
Noun: valley which serves as a boundary.
MEARCDĪC
Noun: ditch which serves as a boundary.
MEARCERE
Noun: writer, notary.
MEARCFORD
Noun: boundary ford.
MEARCGEMOT
Noun: court for settling boundaries of properties.
MEARCGRǢFA
Noun: boundary-thicket.
MEARCHLINC
Noun: boundary ridge.
MEARCHOF
Noun: dwelling in a mark or country.
MEARCIAN
See (ge)mearcian.
MEARCĪSERN
Noun: branding-iron.
MEARCLAND
Noun: border land; waste land; moor; march; territory, district, province, country; sea-coast.

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MEARCMŌT
Noun: place where the assembly of a district was held.
MEARCPÆÐ
Noun: path, road.
MEARCSTAPA
Noun: one who wanders about the desolate mark or border-land.
MEARCSTEDE
Noun: border-land, desolate district.
MEARCÐRĒAT
Noun: troop, army or band of men occupying the frontier of a country.
MEARCUNG
1. Noun: characteristic, mark; marking, branding
2. See (ge)mearcung.
MEARCWÆD
Noun: boundary-water, water by the shore.
MEARCWEARD
Noun: wolf, mark-warden.
MEARCWEG
Noun: road that forms part of a boundary.
MEARCWILL
Noun: boundary spring.
MEARG
1. Noun: marrow, pith; sausage.
2. See mearh (1).
MĒARGEALLA
Noun: a kind of gentian.
MEARGLIC
Adjective: fat, marrowy.
MEARH
1. Noun: horse, steed.
2. See mearg (1).
MEARHÆCCEL
Noun: sausage-meat, hog's-pudding.
MEARHCOFA
Noun: bone, marrow-chamber.

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MEARHGEHÆC
Noun: kind of pudding, sausage-meat.
MEARRIAN
Verb: to err, go astray.
MEARÐ
Noun: kind of weasel, marten.
MEARU
Adjective: soft, tender, delicate, frail; inexperienced, callow; pure.
MEARULIC
Adjective: soft, easy; luxurious, frivolous.
MEARULĪCE
Adverb: tenderly, delicately, indulgently; weakly, without vigour.
MEARUWNES
Noun: tenderness, delicacy, frailty.
MEATTE
Noun: mat, mattress.
MĒCE
Noun: sword, blade, falchion.
MĒCEFISC
Noun: mullet.
MECHANISC
Adjective: mechanical.
MĒD
1. Noun: pay, reward, compensation, bribe; price; meed.
2. See mǣd.
MĒDAN
Verb: to put courage into a person.
MEDDROSNA
Noun: dregs of mead.
MEDEMA
Noun: treadle.
MEDEME
Adjective: common, moderate, middling, average; little, sufficient; considerable, respectable; fit,
proper, meet; worthy, trustworthy; perfect.
MEDEMIAN

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See (ge)medemian.
MEDEMLIC
Adjective: moderate, intermediate, middling, mediocre; small; worthy, honourable.
MEDEMLĪCE
Adverb: slightly, moderately, in a small degree; incompletely, imperfectly; fitly, suitably; kindly,
worthily.
MEDEMLICNES
Noun: littleness, smallness, insignificance; mediocrity.
MEDEMNES
See (ge)medemnes.
MEDEMUNG
Noun: measuring, measure.
MEDESHĀMSTEDE
Noun: Peterborough.
MĒDGILDA
Noun: one who receives pay, pensioner, hireling; needy person.
MĒDIAN
Verb: to reward.
MEDMICEL
1. Adjective: small, short, not great, moderate; weak; unimportant, slight, trifling, venial;
lowly; limited; poor, mean.
2. Noun: a little.
MEDMICELNES
Noun: smallness (of mind).
MEDMICLE
Adverb: slight, humbly; meanly.
MĒDREN
1. Adjective: maternal, of a mother, on the mother’s side.
2. Noun: the mother’s side (by descent).
MĒDRENCYNN
Noun: maternal kin, mother’s kindred.
MĒDRENGECYND
Noun: mother’s nature.
MĒDRENMǢG
Noun: maternal kinsman.

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MĒDRENMǢGÐ
Noun: maternal kindred.
MEDRĪCE
Adjective: of little power, of low rank.
MĒDSCEATT
Noun: payment, wages, fee, reward; gift, present; bribe.
MEDSĒLÐ
Noun: bad fortune, ill success.
MEDSPĒDIG
Adjective: unprosperous, poorly provided, poor.
MEDSTRANG
Adjective: of moderate means, of middle rank.
MEDTRUM
Adjective: weak, infirm, sickly, ill; of inferior position, of lower rank.
MEDTRUMNES
Noun: weakness, infirmity, sickness, illness, disease.
MEDU
Noun: mead, drink made from honey.
MEDUÆRN
Noun: banqueting-house, mead-hall, house in which mead is drunk.
MEDUBENC
Noun: bench in a banqueting-hall.
MEDUBURG
Noun: rejoicing city, city in which mead is drunk, one in which mead-drinking warriors live.
MEDUDRĒAM
Noun: jollity, festivity, joy attending mead-drinking.
MEDUDRENC
Noun: mead.
MEDUDRINC
Noun: mead-drinking.
MEDUFUL
Noun: mead-cup.
MEDUGĀL
Adjective: drunk, mead-excited.
MEDUHEALL

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Noun: banqueting-hall, mead-hall.
MEDUMA
Noun: weaver's beam.
MEDURǢDEN
Noun: strong drink; cellar.
MEDUSCENC
Noun: draught or cup of mead.
MEDUSCERWEN
Noun: distress, deprival of (mead-)joy, mortal panic.
MEDUSELD
Noun: house in which feasting takes place, mead hall, mead house.
MEDUSETL
Noun: seat in a banqueting-hall, mead-seat.
MEDUSTĪG
Noun: path to the mead-hall.
MEDUWÆGE
Noun: the Medway.
MEDUWĒRIG
Adjective: sated with feasting, overpowered with mead, drunk.
MEDUWONG
Noun: field or ground where the mead-hall stood, mead-plain.
MEDUWYRHTA
Noun: hireling, mercenary, brewer.
MEDUWYRT
Noun: meadow-sweet; madder, meadwort, rubia.
MEDWĪS
Adjective: not wise, foolish, stupid, dull.
MĒDWYRHTA
1. Noun: hireling, worker for pay, mercenary.
2. See meduwyrhta.
MELCAN
See (ge)melcan.
MELD
Noun: declaration, proclamation.
MELDA

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Noun: narrator, informer, announcer, reporter; betrayer.
MELDAN
Verb: to tell, declare, announce, proclaim, reveal; to accuse, inform against.
MELDE
Noun: orache (plant).
MELDFEOH
Noun: fee paid for giving information.
MELDIAN
See (ge)meldian.
MELDUNG
Noun: information (against a person), betrayal.
MELEDĒAW
Noun: nectar, honey-dew.
MELTAN
See (ge)meltan.
MELTUNG
Noun: digestion, melting (of food).
MELU
Noun: meal, ground grain, flour.
MELUGESCOT
Noun: contribution or payment made in meal.
MELUHŪDERN
Noun: meal-storehouse.
MELUHŪS
Noun: house in which to keep meal.
MEMFITISC
Adjective: of Memphis.
MENDLĪC
Adjective: moderate, small.
MENE
Noun: ornament, jewel, necklace, collar.
MENENLĪC
Adjective: hortandus, ammonendus.
MENESCILLING
Noun: coin worn as an ornament, moon-shaped ornament.

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MENGAN
See (ge)mengan.
MENGUNG
Noun: preparation, composition, mixture; fellowship.
MENIGDU
Noun: multitude, body or band of people.
MENIGU
Noun: many, great number, multitude, crowd, company; host.
MENNEN
Noun: female servant, handmaiden, bondwoman, slave.
MENNISC
1. Adjective: natural, human.
2. Noun: people, men, folk; human, humanity, mankind; race.
MENNISCLIC
Adjective: human; humane.
MENNISCLĪCE
Adverb: humanly, after the manner of men.
MENNISCLICNES
Noun: human nature, state of man; humaneness, humanity; incarnation.
MENNISCNES
Noun: state of man, humanity, human nature, humane behaviour; incarnation.
MENNISCU
Noun: state of man, humanity.
MENTEL
Noun: cloak, mantle.
MENTELPRĒON
Noun: brooch, mantle-pin.
MĒO
Noun: shoe or sock covering the foot.
MEOLC
1. Adjective: giving milk.
2. Noun: milk, milk-like juice.
MEOLCDĒOND
Noun: suckling.
MEOLCEN

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Adjective: of milk.
MEOLCFÆT
Noun: vessel for holding milk, milk-pail.
MEOLCHWĪT
Adjective: milk-white.
MEOLCIAN
See (ge)meolcian.
MEOLCLĪÐE
Adjective: gentle, soft as milk.
MEOLCSŪCEND
Noun: suckling.
MĒONING
Noun: garter, binding for a sock.
MEORD
Noun: pay, reward.
MEORING
Noun: impediment, obstacle, hindrance; danger.
MĒOS
1. Noun: moss.
2. Adjective: mossy.
MEOTO
Noun: thought.
MĒOWLE
Noun: woman, damsel, maid, virgin.
MEOX
Noun: filth, dirt, dung, muck, ordure.
MEOXBEARWE
Noun: dung-barrow, basket for carrying dung.
MEOXBEORH
Noun: dunghill.
MEOXFORCE
Noun: fork used for removing dirt.
MEOXSCOFL
Noun: dung-shovel.
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Noun: basket for carrying dung.
MERA
Noun: incubus.
MERE
1. Noun: pond, lake, sea, ocean; pool, cistern.
2. See mare (1).
3. See miere.
MEREBĀT
Noun: vessel, sea-boat.
MERECANDEL
Noun: sun, sea-candle.
MERECE
Noun: wild celery, smallage, marche (plant).
MERECIEST
Noun: ark, sea-chest.
MEREDĒAÐ
Noun: death at sea, death by drowning.
MEREDĒOR
Noun: sea-animal, sea-beast.
MEREFARA
Noun: sailor, sea-farer.
MEREFAROÐ
Noun: sea-waves, surging of the waves.
MEREFIX
Noun: sea-fish.
MEREFLŌD
Noun: body of water, sea, ocean; flood of water, deluge.
MEREGROT
Noun: pebble or stone of the sea, pearl.
MEREGROTA
Noun: pearl.
MEREGRUND
Noun: the bottom of a sea or lake, depths of the sea.
MEREHENGEST
Noun: sea-horse, sea-steed; ship.

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MEREHRÆGL
Noun: sail, sea-garment.
MEREHŪS
Noun: sea-house, the ark (Noah's ark).
MEREHWEARF
Noun: sea-shore, sea-wharf.
MĒREHWĪT
Adjective: pure, white, sterling (of silver).
MERELĀD
Noun: sea-way.
MERELĪÐENDE
Noun: sea-faring, sea-faring person.
MEREMENNEN
Noun: mermaid, siren.
MERENǢDDRA
Noun: sea-adder, lamprey.
MERENǢDDRE
Noun: sea-adder, lamprey.
MERESMYLTE
Adjective: calm, quiet as the sea.
MERESTEALL
Noun: stagnant water, pond.
MERESTRǢT
Noun: sea-path.
MERESTRĒAM
Noun: the sea, sea-water, sea-stream.
MERESTRENGO
Noun: strength in the sea, strength for swimming.
MERESWĪN
Noun: dolphin, porpoise, sea-pig.
MERETORHT
Adjective: bright from bathing in the sea (epithet of morning).
MERETORR
Noun: towering wall of the (Red) Sea.
MEREÐYSSA

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Noun: ship, sea-rusher.
MEREWEARD
Noun: sea-warden.
MEREWĒRIG
Adjective: weary of journeying on the sea.
MEREWĪF
Noun: water-witch, woman living in a lake (Grendel's mother).
MEREWĪOING
Noun: the Merovingian.
MERIAN
Verb: to cleanse; to refine, purify; to test.
MERIG
1. Adjective: pleasing, pleasant, agreeable, sweet.
2. See mearg (1).
MERSC
Noun: marsh, swamp.
MERSCHŌFE
Noun: marsh-hove.
MERSCHOP
Noun: high ground in fenny country.
MERSCLAND
Noun: marsh-land.
MERSCMEALWE
Noun: marsh-mallow.
MERSCMEARGEALLA
Noun: kind of gentian.
MERSCMYLEN
Noun: mill in a fen.
MERSCWARE
Noun: inhabitants of marshy land or marshes.
MERTZE
Noun: merchandise, trading dues.
MERÐERN
Adjective: of martin skins.
MES

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Noun: dung.
MĒSAN
Verb: to feed, eat.
MĒSE
Noun: table; what is placed on a table.
MĒSHRÆGEL
Noun: napkin.
MET
See (ge)met.
METAN
Verb: to measure, estimate; to compare; to assign, mete out; to traverse, pass over; to mark off.
MĒTAN
See (ge)mētan.
METBÆLG
Noun: bag for food; wallet.
METCUND
Adjective: metrical.
METCUNDLIC
Adjective: metrical.
METE
Noun: food, meal, meat.
METEÆRN
Noun: refectory, room for taking meals in.
METEĀFLĪUNG
Noun: atrophy.
METEĀWEL
Noun: meat-hook.
METECLYFA
Noun: food-store, pantry.
METECORN
Noun: corn for food.
METECŪ
Noun: cow for killing.
METECWEORRA
Noun: surfeit of food, indigestion.

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METEFÆT
Noun: dish.
METEFǢTELS
Noun: cupboard for food, wallet.
METEFISC
Noun: edible fish.
METEGAFOL
Noun: payment in food.
METEGEARWA
Noun: preparations of food.
METELĀF
Noun: remnant of food, leavings of a meal.
METELĒAS
Adjective: without food, lacking food.
METELĪEST
Noun: lack of food, starvation.
METEND
Noun: measurer; God.
METENĒAD
Noun: requisites in the way of food.
METENĪÐING
Noun: food-niggard.
MĒTER
Noun: metre, versification.
METERǢDERE
Noun: reader at meal-times.
MĒTERCRÆFT
Noun: art of versification.
MĒTERCUND
Adjective: relating to metre.
MĒTERE
Noun: painter.
MĒTERFERS
Noun: hexameter verse.
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Noun: verse.
MĒTERLIC
Adjective: metrical, poetical.
MĒTERWYRHTA
Noun: metrician, poet, verse-maker.
METESŌCN
Noun: desire for food, appetite, craving.
METESTICCA
Noun: spoon; kind of measure.
METESWAMM
Noun: edible mushroom.
METETĪD
Noun: mealtime.
METEÐEARFENDE
Adjective: needing food, destitute.
METEÐEGN
Noun: steward, seneschal; sewer.
METEÐIHT
Adjective: well-nourished.
METEÐING
Noun: operation connected with cooking.
METEÐISTEL
Noun: edible thistle.
METEŪTSIHT
Noun: dysentery.
METFÆSTLĪCE
See (ge)metfæstlīce.
METGEARD
Noun: pole, rod, perch, measuring stick.
METGIAN
See (ge)metgian.
METGUNG
See (ge)metgung.
METIAN
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2. Verb: to control, regulate, moderate, govern; to consider, weigh in mind; to prepare, to assign
due measure to.
MĒTING
See (ge)mēting.
METOD
Noun: fate, destiny, death; Creator, God, Christ.
METODSCEAFT
Noun: decree of fate, doom, death.
METODWANG
Noun: battlefield.
METRĀP
Noun: measuring-rope, sounding-line.
METSCIPE
Noun: food, feeding, refection.
METSEAX
Noun: mear-knife, dagger.
METSIAN
See (ge)metsian.
METSUNG
Noun: food, feeding, provisioning.
METTEN
Noun: one of the Fates.
METTIAN
Verb: to meet, fall in with; to find, find out, encounter; to obtain.
MĒÐE
Adjective: tired, weary, exhausted, dejected; sad; troublesome.
MĒÐIAN
Verb: to grow weary.
MĒÐIG
Adjective: tired, weary, exhausted.
MĒÐNES
Noun: weariness, lassitude, fatigue.
MICEL
1. Adjective: much, many, great, intense; long; loud; of great work, importance, significance or
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2. Adverb: much, greatly.
MICELǢTE
Adjective: eating much, gluttonous, greedy.
MICELDŌEND
Adjective: doing great things.
MICELHĒAFDEDE
Adjective: big-headed.
MICELLAN
Verb: to increase, make great, make larger, magnify, extol; to become great.
MICELLIC
Adjective: great, grand, magnificent, splendid, illustrious.
MICELLĪCE
Adverb: greatly, grandly, splendidly; exceedingly.
MICELMŌD
Adjective: having a great mind; magnanimous.
MICELNES
See (ge)micelnes.
MICELSPRECENDE
Adjective: talking big, boasting.
MICELU
Noun: size, largeness.
MICGA
Noun: urine.
MICGE
Noun: urine.
MICGERN
Noun: internal fat, suet.
MICLE
Adverb: much, very, greatly.
MICLIAN
See (ge)miclian.
MICLUNG
See (ge)miclung.
MID

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1. Adposition: with, along with, in conjunction with, in company with, together with; into the
presence of; by, by means of, through; among; in; at (time); in the sight of, opinion of.
2. Adverb: together, at the same time, simultaneously, likewise.
3. See midd (1).
MIDBLĪÐSIAN
Verb: to rejoice together with (so else).
MIDD
1. Adjective: mid, middle, midway.
2. Noun: the middle.
MIDDÆG
Noun: mid-day, noon; one of the canonical hours, sext.
MIDDÆGLIC
Adjective: midday, meridian.
MIDDÆGSANG
Noun: the midday service, sext.
MIDDÆGTĪD
Noun: midday hour, noon.
MIDDÆGÐĒNUNG
Noun: midday-meal, dinner.
MIDDANGEARD
Noun: world, the earth, the globe; mankind.
MIDDANGEARDEN
Adjective: worldly, mundane.
MIDDANGEARDLIC
Adjective: worldly, earthly, terrestrial, mundane.
MIDDANGEARDTŌDǢLEND
Noun: cosmographer.
MIDDANSUMER
Noun: midsummer (24 June).
MIDDANWINTER
Noun: midwinter, Christmas.
MIDDE
1. Adjective: mid, middle.
2. Noun: middle, centre.
MIDDEL-ENGLE

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Noun: the Middle Angles, the Angles of Leicestershire.
MIDDEL-SEAXE
Noun: the Middle-Saxons.
MIDDEL
1. Noun: middle, centre, midst; waist.
2. Adjective: middle, intermediate.
MIDDELÆDR
Noun: middle or median vein.
MIDDELBȲRE
Noun: middle shed.
MIDDELDÆG
Noun: mid-day, noon.
MIDDELDǢL
Noun: middle.
MIDDELFINGER
Noun: middle finger.
MIDDELFLĒRA
Noun: partition; septum.
MIDDELFLĒRE
Noun: partition; septum.
MIDDELFŌT
Noun: middle of the foot, instep.
MIDDELGEMǢRU
Noun: middle or central district.
MIDDELGESCULDRU
Noun: part of the body between the shoulders.
MIDDELHRYCG
Noun: ridge of land lying between two streams.
MIDDELNIHT
Noun: midnight.
MIDDELRĪCE
Noun: middle kingdom, kingdom lying between two others.
MIDDELSǢ
Noun: middle sea.
MIDDENIHT

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Noun: midnight.
MIDDEWEARD
1. Adverb: in the middle of, through the midst.
2. Adjective: middle, middle of, midward.
3. Noun: middle.
MIDEARD
Noun: the world.
MIDFÆSTEN
Noun: mid-Lent.
MIDFEORH
1. Noun: youth, middle life or age.
2. Adjective: middle-aged.
MIDFYRHTNES
Noun: middle age.
MIDGEARWUNG
Noun: preparation.
MIDGESĪÐ
Noun: companion.
MIDGETELLAN
Verb: to count, include.
MIDHELP
Noun: help, assistance.
MIDHILTE
Noun: middle part of the hilt.
MIDHLȲT
Noun: fellowship.
MIDHRIF
Noun: midriff, diaphragm; bowels, entrails.
MIDHRIÐRE
Noun: diaphragm, membrane enclosing the entrails.
MĪDL
Noun: bit, curb (of a bridle); thong which bound the oar to the pin.
MIDLEAHTOR
Noun: gentle laughter.
MIDLEN

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1. Noun: middle, centre, midst.
2. Adjective: midmost.
MIDLENCTEN
Noun: mid-Lent.
MĪDLHRING
Noun: ring of a bit.
MĪDLIAN
See (ge)mīdlian.
MIDLIFIEND
Noun: co-existent with another.
MIDLIGEND
Noun: mediator.
MIDLUNG
Noun: middle, midst.
MIDLUNGA
Adverb: to a moderate or middling degree.
MIDNEDÆG
Noun: mid-day.
MIDNES
Noun: middle, midst.
MIDNIHT
Noun: midnight.
MIDNUMEN
Adjective: taking away, plucking.
MIDRĀD
Noun: riding in company.
MIDSINGEND
Noun: one who sings with another.
MIDSĪÐEGIAN
See (ge)midsīðegian.
MIDSĪÐIAN
See (ge)midsīðian.
MIDSPECEND
Noun: interlocutor, advocate.
MIDSPRECA

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Noun: advocate, liberator, excuser.
MIDSPRECENDE
Adjective: speaking on behalf of.
MIDSTRĒAM
Noun: midstream.
MIDSUMER
Noun: midsummer.
MIDSUMERMŌNAÐ
Noun: June.
MIDSUMORDÆG
Noun: midsummer-day.
MIDSWĒGAN
Verb: concinere.
MIDÐEAHTIAN
Verb: to consent.
MIDÐOLIAN
Verb: to sympathise, compassionate.
MIDÐRŌWUNG
Noun: compassion.
MIDWEG
Noun: mid-way.
MIDWINTER
Noun: midwinter, Christmas.
MIDWINTERMŌNAÐ
Noun: December.
MIDWIST
Noun: presence, society; participation, cooperation.
MIDWUNUNG
Noun: living in company, dwelling with others, society, fellowship, communion.
MIDWYRHTA
Noun: cooperator.
MIDYRFENUMA
Noun: coheir.
MIELTAN
See (ge)mieltan.

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MIERCE
1. Noun: the Mercians; Mercia.
2. See mirce (1)..
MIERCISC
Adjective: Mercian.
MIERE
Noun: mare, female of the horse, female of other quadrupeds.
MIERRA
Noun: deceiver.
MIERRAN
See (ge)mierran.
MIERRELSE
Noun: cause of offence; offence, scandal, stumbling-block.
MIERREND
Adjective: prodigal, wasteful.
MIERRING
Noun: hindering, leading astray; waste, squandering.
MĪGAN
See (ge)mīgan.
MIGGUNG
Noun: making water.
MIGOL
Adjective: diuretic.
MIGOÐA
Noun: urine.
MIHT
1. Noun: might, power, bodily strength; ability, virtue; authority; mighty work, miracle; deity,
divinity; (pl) angels, Gods.
2. Adjective: mighty, powerful; possible.
MIHTELIC
Adjective: possible.
MIHTELĪCE
Adverb: mightily, powerfully, with power, in power; miraculously.
MIHTESETL
Noun: seat of power.

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MIHTFUL
Adjective: powerful.
MIHTIG
Adjective: mighty, powerful; able, effective; possible; important.
MIHTIGLĪCE
Adverb: mightily, powerfully, with might, through power.
MIHTLĒAS
Adjective: weak, powerless, impotent; exhausted.
MIHTLOC
Noun: bolt of might.
MIHTMŌD
Noun: strong feeling, passion, violent temper.
MĪL
1. Noun: mile.
2. Noun: millet.
MILDBEORHT
Adjective: mildly bright, serene.
MILDE
1. Adjective: kind, mild, gentle, merciful, clement; generous; meek; propitious; liberal.
2. Adverb: graciously, mercifully.
MILDELIC
1. Adjective: propitious.
2. Adverb: kindly, graciously, affably.
MILDELĪCE
Adverb: kindly, graciously, mercifully.
MILDHEORT
Adjective: merciful, compassionate, gracious, kind-hearted, of gentle disposition, clement; meek.
MILDHEORTLIC
Adjective: merciful, compassionate, clement.
MILDHEORTLĪCE
Adverb: kindly, mercifully, compassionately.
MILDHEORTNES
Noun: mercy, loving-kindness, compassion, clemency, pity.
MILDIAN
Verb: to become mild.

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MILDNES
Noun: mildness, gentleness, mercy.
MILESCIAN
Verb: to become sweet or mellow.
MĪLGEMÆT
Noun: mile-measure, mile-stone.
MĪLGEMEARC
Noun: measure by miles.
MĪLGETÆL
Noun: mile.
MILISC
Adjective: mild, sweet, honeyed, mellow (of drink), mulled.
MĪLITE
Noun: soldiers.
MĪLITISC
Adjective: military.
MĪLPÆÐ
Noun: distance reckoned by miles.
MILSCAPULDOR
Noun: dark or sweet apple-tree.
MĪLSTĀN
Noun: milestone.
MILT
Noun: milt, spleen.
MILTCOÐE
Noun: disease of the spleen.
MILTE
Noun: spleen, milt.
MILTESĒOC
Adjective: splenetic.
MILTEWÆRC
Noun: pain in tare spleen.
MILTS
Noun: kindness, mildness, compassion, mercy, benevolence; favour; humility, meekness; joy.
MILTSIAN

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See (ge)miltsian.
MILTSIGEND
See (ge)miltsigend.
MILTSIGENDLIC
Adjective: pardonable, venial.
MILTSUNG
See (ge)miltsung.
MĪMA
Noun: mime.
MIN
Adjective: small; mean, harmful, vile, evil.
MĪN
Possessive: my, mine, our.
MIND
Noun: diadem.
MINDŌM
Noun: smallness, pusillanimity; abjectness; state of exile.
MĪNLIC
Adjective: in my manner.
MINLIC
Adjective: petty.
MĪNLĪCE
Adverb: in my way, in my manner.
MINNA
Noun: sheaf.
MINSIAN
See (ge)minsian.
MINSUNG
Noun: parsimony.
MINT
Noun: mint.
MINTHAMM
Noun: field of mint.
MIRCE
1. Noun: darkness, murkiness.

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2. Adjective: dark, murky, dark; evil; uncanny.
3. See mierce (1).
MIRCELS
Noun: sign, token; mark, marked place, marked spot; seal, signet; ensign, trophy.
MĪRE
Noun: ant; mire.
MIRGEN
Noun: that which causes delight; poetry.
MIRREND
Noun: waster, squanderer.
MIRT
Noun: market, mart.
MIS-
Affix: denotes defect imperfection (attached to nouns, adjectives and adverbs).
MISBEGĀN
Verb: to waste, cultivate badly; to disfigure.
MISBĒODAN
Verb: to do wrong to, offend, injure, abuse; to ill-use; to announce wrongly.
MISBOREN
Adjective: mis-born, abortive; degenerate.
MISBREGDAN
Verb: to change; to remove, draw aside.
MISBRŌDEN
Adjective: drawn aside.
MISBYRD
Noun: mis-birth, abortion.
MISBYRDO
Noun: imperfect nature or quality, malformation.
MISBYSNIAN
Verb: to set a bad example.
MISCALFIAN
Verb: to cast a calf.
MISCENNING
Noun: wrong declaration, mistake or variation in pleading before a court; a fine exacted for
this.

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MISCIAN
Verb: to mix; to apportion.
MISCRŌCETTAN
Verb: to make a horrible noise, croak or shrink horribly.
MISCWĒMAN
Verb: to displease.
MISCWEÐAN
Verb: to speak amiss or incorrectly; to speak ill, curse.
MISCYRRAN
Verb: to pervert.
MISDǢD
Noun: offence, misdeed, evil action, injury, sin, transgression.
MISDŌN
Verb: to act wrongly, err, offend, transgress, do evil.
MISEFESIAN
Verb: to cut the hair improperly.
MISENDEBYRDAN
Verb: to arrange improperly, put in wrong order.
MISFADIAN
Verb: to order wrongly; to misconduct.
MISFADUNG
Noun: irregularity, misconduct.
MISFARAN
Verb: to err, go wrong or astray, transgress; to fare badly, have ill success.
MISFĒDAN
Verb: to feed improperly, nourish ill.
MISFENG
Noun: mistake, fault, misdeed, sin.
MISFĒRAN
Verb: to err, do wrong, go astray, transgress.
MISFŌN
Verb: to make a mistake, fail to take; to be deceived.
MISGEDWIELD
Noun: error, perversion.
MISGEHYGD

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Noun: evil mind or thought.
MISGELIMP
Noun: mishap, misfortune, misadventure.
MISGEMYND
Noun: evil memory or memorial.
MISGEWIDERE
Noun: bad weather, storm.
MISGRĒTAN
Verb: to affront, insult; to greet amiss.
MISGȲMAN
Verb: to fail to take care, to neglect.
MISHÆBBENDE
Adjective: being ill.
MISHEALDAN
Verb: not to keep, neglect; to slight a person.
MISHEALDSUMNES
Noun: want of observance, carelessness, negligence.
MISHĒRNES
Noun: disobedience.
MISHWEORFED
Adjective: perverted; inverted.
MISHWORFEN
Adjective: perverted; inverted.
MISHȲRAN
Verb: to pay no attention to a person, not to listen, hear amiss, disobey.
MISLǢDAN
Verb: to mislead, lead astray.
MISLǢRAN
Verb: to teach wrongly, give bad advice to; to persuade a person to do what is wrong.
MISLĀR
Noun: evil suggestion, incitement to evil.
MISLĪC
Adjective: various, diverse, manifold, unlike; wandering, erratic.
MISLĪCE
Adverb: in different ways, variously, diversely; aimless; in an irregular manner.

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MISLĪCIAN
Verb: to displease, disquiet.
MISLĪCNES
Noun: variety, diversity.
MISLĪCUM
Adverb: variously.
MISLIMP
Noun: mishap, misfortune.
MISLIMPAN
Verb: to go wrong, turn out unfortunately.
MISLYBBAN
Verb: to lead a bad life.
MISMACIAN
Verb: to mar.
MISMICEL
Adjective: of varying sizes; few, wanting in greatness or quantity.
MISPELER
Noun: medlar-tree.
MISRǢCAN
Verb: to reach or touch wrongly; to abuse.
MISRǢD
Noun: misguidance; misconduct.
MISRǢDAN
Verb: to advise wrongly; to read wrongly.
MISS
Noun: absence, loss.
MISSAN
Verb: to miss (a mark); to escape the notice of a person.
MISSCRENCE
Adjective: distorted, shrivelled.
MISSCRȲDAN
Verb: to clothe amiss.
MISSENLIC
Adjective: various, diverse, manifold, different.
MISSENLĪCE

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Adverb: variously, diversely, differently.
MISSENLICNES
Noun: variety, diversity.
MISSERE
Noun: half-year, year.
MISSPŌWAN
Verb: to fare badly.
MISSPRECAN
Verb: to murmur, grumble.
MIST
Noun: mist; dimness (of eyesight).
MISTǢCAN
Verb: to teach amiss.
MISTEL
Noun: mistletoe; basil.
MISTELLĀM
Noun: birdlime.
MISTELTĀN
Noun: mistletoe.
MISTGLŌM
Noun: misty gloom.
MISTHELM
Noun: covering of mist.
MISTHLIÐ
Noun: misty cliff, cloud-capped slope.
MISTIAN
Verb: to be or grow misty.
MISTĪD
Noun: evil time.
MISTĪDAN
Verb: to miscarry, fail.
MISTIG
Adjective: misty.
MISTIHTAN
Verb: to dissuade, lead astray.

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MISTIHTENDLIC
Adjective: dehortative.
MISTĪMIAN
Verb: to happen amiss.
MISTRAN
Verb: to grow dim.
MISTRĪWAN
Verb: to mistrust.
MISTŪCIAN
Verb: to ill-treat.
MISÐĒON
Verb: to degenerate, misthrive.
MISWEAXAN
Verb: to grow improperly.
MISWENDAN
Verb: to err; to pervert, abuse; to be perverted.
MISWENDE
Adjective: erring, ill-behaving.
MISWENIAN
Verb: to misuse, abuse.
MISWEORC
Noun: misdeed.
MISWEORÐAN
Verb: to turn out amiss.
MISWINNAN
Verb: elaborate (wrongly).
MISWISSIAN
Verb: to mislead.
MISWRĪTAN
Verb: to write incorrectly.
MISWURÐIAN
Verb: to dishonour, ill-treat.
MISWYRCAN
Verb: create amiss.
MĪTE

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Noun: small insect, mite.
MITTA
Noun: bushel (a measure).
MITTAN
See (ge)mittan.
MITTE
Noun: bushel (a measure).
MITTING
See (ge)mitting.
MĪÐAN
Verb: to hide, conceal, keep to oneself, dissemble; to remain concealed; to avoid, refrain from,
forbear, shun.
MIÐGIAN
Verb: to conceal.
MIÐGIHLYTTO
Noun: fellowship.
MIÐWǢRIAN
Verb: to consent.
MIXEN
Noun: mixen, dung-heap.
MIXENDYNGE
Noun: dung from a mixen.
MIXENPLANTE
Noun: nightshade (plant).
MŌD
1. See (ge)mōd.
2. Adjective: of one mind, harmonious, peaceful.
MŌDBLIND
Adjective: undiscerning, blind.
MŌDBLISSIENDE
Adjective: exulting, rejoicing at heart.
MŌDBYSGUNG
Noun: anxiety.
MŌDCEARIG
Adjective: anxious or sorrowful at heart.

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MŌDCEARU
Noun: sorrow, grief.
MŌDCRÆFT
Noun: mental power or skill, intelligence.
MŌDCRÆFTIG
Adjective: intelligent, skilled.
MŌDDREN
Adjective: maternal.
MŌDEARFOÐ
Noun: grief or distress of mind, travail of soul.
MŌDFUL
Adjective: proud, arrogant, haughty.
MŌDGEHYGD
Noun: thought.
MŌDGEMYND
Noun: mind, thought, intelligence.
MŌDGĒOMOR
Adjective: sad, of mournful mind, dejected.
MŌDGEÐANC
Noun: understanding, mind, thought.
MŌDGEÐŌHT
Noun: understanding, mind, thought.
MŌDGEÐYLDIG
Adjective: patient.
MŌDGEWINNA
Noun: care, anxiety, foe of the mind.
MŌDGLÆD
Adjective: joyous, of gladsome mind.
MŌDGLĒAW
Adjective: wise.
MŌDHÆP
Adjective: brave.
MŌDHĒAP
Noun: bold troop.
MŌDHETE

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Noun: hate, hatred.
MŌDHORD
Noun: the mind; secret thoughts.
MŌDHWÆT
Adjective: brave, bold, courageous.
MŌDIG
Adjective: brave, bold, courageous, daring, spirited; high-souled, magnanimous; pride,
arrogant; stubborn, headstrong, wilful; impetuous, hearty, earnest.
MŌDIGAN
Verb: to be or become proud or overbearing; to exult, glory; to show bravery.
MŌDIGLIC
Adjective: high-souled, noble-mind, loft; proud; brave, bold, courageous; magnificent, splendid,
superb.
MŌDIGLĪCE
Adverb: bravely, boldly.
MŌDIGNES
Noun: greatness of soul; pride, arrogance.
MŌDLĒAS
Adjective: spiritless, senseless, dull.
MŌDLĒAST
Noun: want of courage, despondency, pusillanimity.
MŌDLĒOF
Adjective: dear, beloved, precious.
MŌDLUFU
Noun: affection, love.
MŌDNES
Noun: greatness of soul; pride, arrogance, haughtiness.
MŌDOR
Noun: mother.
MŌDORCILD
Noun: a child of one’s (own) mother.
MŌDORCYND
Noun: nature derived from the mother.
MŌDORCYNN
Noun: maternal kin or descent.

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MŌDORHEALF
Noun: mother’s side.
MŌDORHRIF
Noun: womb.
MŌDORLĒAS
Adjective: motherless.
MŌDORLIC
Adjective: maternal.
MŌDORLĪCE
Adverb: like a mother.
MŌDORLUFU
Noun: filial affection, love for a mother.
MŌDORSLAGA
Noun: matricide.
MŌDRIGE
Noun: aunt, maternal aunt; cousin.
MŌDRŌF
Adjective: valiant.
MŌDSEFA
Noun: soul, spirit, mind, thought, imagination, heart; purpose; character.
MŌDSĒOC
Adjective: sick at heart, distressed.
MŌDSĒOCNES
Noun: disease of the heart, sadness, fright; disease of the stomach.
MŌDSNOTOR
Adjective: wise, sagacious, prudent of mind.
MŌDSORG
Noun: care or sorrow of mind or soul.
MŌDSTAÐOL
Noun: principle; character, foundation on which the mind rests.
MŌDSTAÐOLFÆSTNES
Noun: firmness of mind.
MŌDSTAÐOLNES
Noun: firmness of mind.
MŌDSWĪÐ

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Adjective: strong of mind or soul, resolute.
MŌDÐRACU
Noun: courage, impetuosity of mind.
MŌDÐRĒA
Noun: anguish, pain or torment of mind.
MŌDÐRȲÐO
Noun: arrogance; violence of mind.
MŌDÐWǢRE
Adjective: gentle, mild, meek.
MŌDÐWǢRNES
Noun: gentleness, patience, meekness.
MŌDWǢG
Noun: impetuous wave.
MŌDWELIG
Adjective: talented, wise, gifted.
MŌDWLANC
Adjective: proud, haughty; of high courage, stout-hearted.
MŌDWYN
Noun: heart's joy or delight; property, treasure.
MOETAN
Verb: to meet, fall in with; to find, find out, encounter; to obtain.
MOLCEN
Noun: coagulated or curdled milk.
MOLDÆRN
Noun: grave, earth-house.
MOLDCORN
Noun: the granular tuber of saxifraga granulata, and the plant itself.
MOLDE
1. Noun: earth, soil, ground, sand, dust, mould; land, country; world.
2. Noun: top of the head.
MOLDGEWIND
Noun: top of the head.
MOLDGRÆF
Noun: grave.
MOLDHRĒRENDE

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Adjective: moving upon earth.
MOLDHȲPE
Noun: heap of earth or dust.
MOLDSTŌW
Noun: site, place on the earth; grave, sepulchre.
MOLDWEG
Noun: earth, way upon earth.
MOLDWYRM
Noun: earth-worm, worm in a grave.
MOLEGN
Noun: thick substance made of curds.
MOLEGNSTYCCE
Noun: piece or portion of curd.
MOLSN
Noun: decay; corruption.
MOLSNIAN
See (ge)molsnian.
MŌNA
Noun: the moon.
MŌNANǢFEN
Noun: Sunday evening, Monday eve.
MŌNANDÆG
Noun: Monday.
MŌNANNIHT
Noun: Sunday evening, Monday eve.
MŌNAÐ
Noun: month (lunar or calendar).
MŌNAÐĀDL
Noun: disease that occurs at intervals of a month.
MŌNAÐĀDLIG
Adjective: menstruous.
MŌNAÐBLŌD
Noun: menstruum.
MŌNAÐBŌT
Noun: penance for a month.

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MŌNAÐFYLEN
Noun: time of full moon.
MŌNAÐGECYND
Noun: menstruum.
MŌNAÐLIC
Adjective: monthly; lunar.
MŌNAÐSĒOC
Adjective: lunatic, epileptic, moonsick; menstruous.
MŌNAÐSĒOCNES
Noun: lunacy.
MŌNELIC
Adjective: lunar.
MŌNIG
Noun: the Isle of Man or Anglesey.
MONIGHĒOWLIC
Adjective: multifarious.
MŌNSĒOC
Adjective: lunatic, epileptic, moonsick.
MŌR
Noun: moor, damp or waste land, morass, swamp; high waste land, hill, mountain.
MORAÐ
Noun: sweet boiled wine with herbs.
MŌRBĒAM
Noun: bramble, mulberry tree.
MŌRBERIE
Noun: mulberry.
MŌRDENU
Noun: swampy or fenny valley.
MORE
Noun: root; carrot, parsnip.
MŌRFÆSTEN
Noun: moor-fastness.
MŌRFLĒOGE
Noun: kind of fly, cariscus.
MORGEN

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Noun: morn, morning, forenoon; sunrise; morrow, tomorrow.
MORGENCEALD
Adjective: chilled with the cold of early morning.
MORGENCOLLA
Noun: morning terror.
MORGENDÆG
Noun: morning; morrow; day-light.
MORGENDRENC
Noun: morning drink.
MORGENGEBEDTĪD
Noun: morning prayer-time; in pl. matins.
MORGENGIFU
Noun: gift by a husband to his wife the morning after the wedding.
MORGENLĒOHT
Noun: morning light, dawn, morning.
MORGENLIC
Adjective: matutinal, belonging to the morning; of the morrow.
MORGENLONG
Adjective: lasting a morning; having a long morning.
MORGENMÆSSE
Noun: first mass, morning mass.
MORGENMETE
Noun: morning meal, breakfast.
MORGENRĒN
Noun: morning rain.
MORGENSĒOC
Adjective: sick in the morning, sad at morn.
MORGENSPǢC
Noun: regular meeting of a guild on the morrow after the guild-feast.
MORGENSPELL
Noun: news published at morn, story or narrative told in the morning.
MORGENSTEORRA
Noun: morning star.
MORGENSWĒG
Noun: sound made in the morning, cry at morn.

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MORGENTĪD
Noun: morning, morning-time.
MORGENTĪDLIC
Adjective: matutinal.
MORGENTORHT
Adjective: bright at morn.
MORGENWACIAN
Verb: to get up early in the morning.
MORGENWLǢTUNG
Noun: morning sickness.
MŌRHǢÐ
Noun: mountain-heath.
MŌRHEALD
Adjective: marshy, heathy.
MŌRHOP
Noun: moor-swamp, pool in a marsh; hollow in the moor.
MŌRIG
Adjective: marshy, fenny.
MŌRLǢS
Noun: marshy pasturage.
MŌRLAND
Noun: moor-land, mountain waste, wild hilly country.
MŌRMǢD
Noun: marshy meadow.
MŌRSCEAÐA
Noun: bandit, robber who lakes refuge in the moors.
MŌRSĒAÐ
Noun: boggy or marshy pit.
MŌRSECG
Noun: sedge.
MŌRSEOHTRE
Noun: marshy ditch.
MŌRSLǢD
Noun: marshy valley.
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Noun: traverser of the moors, moor-stepper.
MORTERE
Noun: mortar.
MORÐ
Noun: perdition, destruction, death; homicide, murder; evil deed, mortal wrong, deadly sin.
MORÐCRÆFT
Noun: deadly art.
MORÐCRUNDEL
Noun: deadly pool, corpse-pit; barrow raised over a dead body.
MORÐDǢD
Noun: crime, evil deed, deadly sin, murder.
MORÐOR
Noun: homicide, murder, manslaughter; injury, great wickedness, deed of violence, crime,
mortal sin; punishment, torment, misery, deadly injury.
MORÐORBEALU
Noun: deadly harm, murder, violent death.
MORÐORBED
Noun: bed of death (by violence).
MORÐORCOFA
Noun: prison.
MORÐORCRÆFT
Noun: deadly or murderous art or power.
MORÐORCWALU
Noun: murder.
MORÐORCWEALM
Noun: death, murder, slaughter.
MORÐORHETE
Noun: murderous or deadly hate, blood-feud.
MORÐORHOF
Noun: place of torment or extreme misery (hell).
MORÐORHŪS
Noun: house of torment (hell).
MORÐORHYCGENDE
Adjective: with murderous thoughts.
MORÐORLĒAN

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Noun: recompense of sin or a terrible recompense.
MORÐORSCYLDIG
Adjective: guilty of murder or of grievous sin.
MORÐORSLAGA
Noun: homicide, murderer, assassin.
MORÐORSLAGU
Noun: homicide, murder.
MORÐORSLEGE
Noun: homicide, murder.
MORÐORSLIHT
Noun: murder, assassination, slaughter, the slain.
MORÐORWYRHTA
Noun: worker of iniquity or of murder.
MORÐWEORC
Noun: deadly work, murder, act which causes death (by witchcraft or poison).
MŌRWYRT
Noun: moor-wort.
MŌS
Noun: food, nourishment, victuals; bog, marsh.
MOS
Noun: moss, marshy place.
MOT
Noun: mote, speck, atom.
MŌT
1. Noun: tax, tribute, toll; meeting, court; encounter, conflict.
2. See (ge)mōt.
MŌTÆRN
See (ge)mōtærn.
MŌTAN
Verb: to be able, be allowed, have opportunity to, be compelled to; may; must, be obliged.
MŌTBELL
Noun: bell rung to call an assembly together.
MŌTBEORH
See (ge)mōtbeorh.
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Noun: public speaker.
MŌTGERĒFA
Noun: chairman of a moot, moot-reeve.
MŌTHŪS
See (ge)mōthūs.
MŌTIAN
See (ge)mōtian.
MŌTLǢÐU
Noun: assemblies, courts.
MŌTSTŌW
See (ge)mōtstōw.
MŌTUNG
Noun: conversation, discourse, discussion.
MŌTWEORÐ
Adjective: qualified to attend the moot.
MOÐFRETEN
Adjective: moth-eaten.
MOÐÐE
Noun: moth.
MUCGWYRT
Noun: plant name, mugwort, muggon, artemisia.
MUDDIG
Adjective: muddy.
MŪGA
Noun: heap (of corn), mow.
MŪL
Noun: mule.
MŪLHYRDE
Noun: mule-keeper.
MUNAN
See (ge)munan.
MUND
1. Noun: hand, palm; trust; security, protection, guardianship; protector, guardian; the king’s
peace; fine for breach of the laws of protection or guardianship of the king’s peace.
2. Noun: money paid by bridegroom to bride’s father, bridegroom’s gift to bride.

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MUNDBEORG
Noun: protecting or sheltering hill.
MUNDBORA
Noun: protector, guardian, preserver, patron, advocate; prefect.
MUNDBRYCE
Noun: breach of the laws of protection or guardianship; fine for the breach of such laws.
MUNDBYRD
Noun: protection, patronage; help, aid; fine for a breach of the peace.
MUNDBYRDAN
See (ge)mundbyrdan.
MUNDBYRDNES
Noun: security, protection; independence; protector, guardian, patron, advocate.
MUNDCRÆFT
Noun: protecting power.
MUNDGRIPE
Noun: grasp, hand-gripe.
MUNDHEALS
Noun: safety; protection.
MUNDIAN
See (ge)mundian.
MUNDIEND
Noun: protector, guardian.
MUNDLĒOW
Noun: basin for washing the hands.
MUNDRŌF
Adjective: ready, active or strong with the hands.
MUNDWIST
Noun: protection, guardianship.
MUNT
Noun: mount, hill, mountain; the Alps.
MUNTÆLFEN
Noun: mountain-nymph.
MUNTCLȲSE
Noun: mountain prison.
MUNTGĪU

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Noun: the Alps.
MUNTLAND
Noun: hilly country.
MUNUC
Noun: monk (used also of women).
MUNUCBEHĀT
Noun: monastic vow.
MUNUCCILD
Noun: child intended for monastic life.
MUNUCCNAPA
Noun: young monk.
MUNUCGEGYRELA
Noun: monastic dress.
MUNUCHĀD
Noun: monastic life, monk-hood, monastic orders (of women as well as of men).
MUNUCHĒAP
Noun: company or band of monks, monks of a monastery.
MUNUCIAN
Verb: to make a person a monk.
MUNUCLIC
Adjective: monastic, monkish.
MUNUCLĪCE
Adverb: monastically, after the manner of a monk.
MUNUCLĪF
Noun: monastic life; monastery, cloister.
MUNUCRĒAF
Noun: monk's or nun's dress, monastic habit.
MUNUCREGOL
Noun: mode of life; monastic rule; body of monks under a certain rule.
MUNUCSCRŪD
Noun: monk's dress.
MUNUCSTŌW
Noun: place for monks.
MUNUCÐĒAW
Noun: monastic rule.

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MUNUCWĪSE
Noun: manner or fashion of monks.
MŪR
Noun: wall.
MURC
Adjective: dismal, wretched.
MURCEN
Adjective: sad; complaining.
MURCIAN
Verb: to complain, repine, murmur; to grieve.
MURCNERE
Noun: complainer.
MURCUNG
Noun: complaint, murmuring; sorrow, grief.
MURNAN
Verb: to care, regard, reck; to be anxious, sad or fearful, feel anxiety; to hesitate; to sorrow,
lament, mourn, bemoan; to long after.
MURNUNG
Noun: complaint; grief, anxiety.
MŪS
Noun: mouse; muscle (of the arm).
MUSCELLE
Noun: muscle; mussel, shell-fish.
MUSCFLĒOTE
Noun: small fly found in wine.
MŪSEPISE
Noun: vetch, mouse-pea.
MŪSERE
Noun: mouse-hawk.
MŪSFEALLE
Noun: mouse-trap.
MŪSFEALU
Adjective: mouse-coloured.
MŪSHAFOC
Noun: mouse-hawk, buzzard.

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MUST
Noun: must, new wine.
MUSTWYRM
Noun: insect found in wine.
MŪSÐĒOF
Noun: thieving mouse.
MŪTUNG
Noun: loan.
MŪÐ
Noun: opening, door, gate; orifice, mouth; face.
MŪÐA
Noun: mouth of a river, estuary; opening, door, entrance.
MŪÐĀDL
Noun: mouth-disease.
MŪÐBERSTUNG
Noun: eruption of the mouth.
MŪÐBONA
Noun: devourer.
MŪÐCOÐU
Noun: mouth-disease.
MŪÐETTAN
Verb: to chatter, blab out, let out (a secret).
MŪÐFRĒO
Adjective: free to speak.
MŪÐHǢL
Noun: wholesome speech.
MŪÐHRŌF
Noun: roof of the mouth, palate.
MŪÐLĒAS
Adjective: mouthless.
MŪÐSĀR
Noun: pain of the mouth.
MŪÐSEALF
Noun: mouth-salve.
MYCG

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Noun: midge.
MYCGE
Noun: midge.
MYCGNET
Noun: mosquito-net.
MYDD
Noun: bushel.
MȲDERCE
Noun: money storing-place, chest.
MYL
Noun: dust.
MYLDE
Noun: soil.
MYLEN
Noun: mill, water mill.
MYLENBRŌC
Noun: mill-brook.
MYLENBURNA
Noun: mill-stream.
MYLENDĪC
Noun: mill-dike.
MYLENFELD
Noun: field where there is a mill.
MYLENGAFOL
Noun: revenue derived from a mill.
MYLENGEAR
Noun: mill-yair.
MYLENHAM
Noun: enclosure in which a mill stands.
MYLENHWĒOL
Noun: mill-wheel.
MYLENOXA
Noun: mill-ox.
MYLENPULL
Noun: mill-pool.

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MYLENSCEARP
Adjective: sharpened on a grindstone.
MYLENSTĀN
Noun: stone for grinding.
MYLENSTEALL
Noun: mill.
MYLENSTEDE
Noun: mill, mill-stead.
MYLENSTĪG
Noun: path to a mill.
MYLENTROH
Noun: mill-conduit, mill-trough, channel in which water comes to a mill-wheel.
MYLENTŪN
Noun: enclosure (tūn) with a mill.
MYLENWARU
Noun: mill-weir, mill-dam.
MYLENWEG
Noun: road to a mill.
MYLENWER
Noun: mill-weir, mill-dam.
MYLENWYRD
Noun: miller, tenant of a mill.
MYLESTRĒAM
Noun: mill-stream.
MYLMA
Noun: retreat.
MYLNERE
Noun: miller.
MYLTENHŪS
Noun: brothel.
MYLTESTRE
Noun: prostitute, harlot.
MYLTESTREHŪS
Noun: brothel.
MYLTESTRERN

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Noun: brothel.
MYMERIAN
Verb: to keep in the memory, remember.
MYND
See (ge)mynd.
MYNDGIAN
See (ge)myndgian.
MYNDGIEND
Noun: one who reminds.
MYNDIG
See (ge)myndig.
MYNDLĒAS
See (ge)myndlēas.
MYNE
1. Noun: the mind; memory, remembrance; memorial; feeling, affection, love; purpose; desire,
wish; minnow.
2. See mene.
MYNECEN
Noun: female monk, nun.
MYNEGIAN
Verb: to remember be mindful of, remind, recall; to intend; to mention, commemorate; to
mention; to impel, exhort, warn, admonish; to demand payment.
MYNEGIENDLIC
Adjective: hortatory.
MYNEGUNG
See (ge)mynegung.
MYNELIC
Adjective: pleasant, desirable.
MYNET
Noun: money, coin; coinage.
MYNETCȲPA
Noun: money-dealer.
MYNETERE
Noun: money-dealer, money-changer; coiner, minter.
MYNETIAN

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See (ge)mynetian.
MYNETĪSEN
Noun: coinage; die for stamping coin.
MYNETSLEGE
Noun: coinage, minting.
MYNETSMIÐÐE
Noun: place for coining, mint.
MYNIAN
Verb: to intend; to be impelled, direct oneself towards an object.
MYNLE
Noun: desire, longing.
MYNNA
Noun: intention.
MYNSTER
Noun: monastery, nunnery; church, minster, cathedral.
MYNSTERBŌC
Noun: book belonging to a monastery.
MYNSTERCLǢNSUNG
Noun: purification of a minster.
MYNSTERCLŪSE
Noun: monastic enclosure, monastery, convent, cloister; cell, stall.
MYNSTERFÆDER
Noun: abbot, head of a monastery.
MYNSTERFǢMNE
Noun: nun.
MYNSTERGANG
Noun: act of joining an order of monks.
MYNSTERGĒAT
Noun: monastery gate.
MYNSTERHĀM
Noun: monastic house, monastery.
MYNSTERHATA
Noun: persecutor of monasteries.
MYNSTERLAND
Noun: land belonging to a monastery.

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MYNSTERLIC
Adjective: monastic.
MYNSTERLĪCE
Adverb: monastically, in a manner suitable to a monastery.
MYNSTERLĪF
Noun: monastic life; monastery.
MYNSTERMANN
Noun: monk.
MYNSTERMUNUC
Noun: monk who lives in a monastery.
MYNSTERPRAFOST
Noun: provost of a monastery.
MYNSTERPRĒOST
Noun: priest of a church or minster.
MYNSTERSCĪR
Noun: management of a monastery.
MYNSTERSTEDE
Noun: monastery, monastic building.
MYNSTERSTŌW
Noun: place of a minster, town.
MYNSTERTIMBRUNG
Noun: building of a monastery.
MYNSTERÐĒAW
Noun: monastic custom.
MYNSTERÐEGNUNG
Noun: monastic service.
MYNSTERÐING
Noun: property of a monastery.
MYNSTERWĪSE
Noun: monastic custom.
MYNTAN
See (ge)myntan.
MYRANHĒAFOD
Noun: mare’s head (a nick-name).
MYRGAN

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Verb: to rejoice, be merry or glad.
MYRGE
1. Adjective: pleasant, agreeable, sweet, delightful.
2. Adverb: gladly, pleasantly, sweetly, melodiously.
MYRGELĒOÐ
Noun: epitaph.
MYRGEN
1. Noun: joy, pleasure.
2. See morgen.
MYRGNES
Noun: melody.
MYRIGLĪCE
Adverb: pleasantly, melodiously.
MYRGÐ
Noun: joy, mirth; sweetness (of sound); pleasure, delight.
MYRRA
Noun: myrrh, cicely.
MYRRE
Noun: myrrh.
MYRTEN
1. Noun: flesh of animals that have died a natural death.
2. Adjective: that has died by disease.
MYRÐRA
Noun: homicide, murder.
MYRÐRIAN
Verb: to murder.
MYRÐRUNG
Noun: homicide, murder, parricide.
MYRÐU
Noun: mischief, trouble.
MYSCAN
See (ge)myscan.
MYSCI
Noun: flies.
MYSÐYNCAN

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Verb: to be mistaken.
MȲÐE
Noun: mouth of a stream.

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NĀ
Adverb: no, not, not at all, never, not even, by no means.
NABBAN
Verb: not to have, lack, be without.
NACA
Noun: ship, vessel, boat, bark.
NACIAN
Verb: to strip, lay bare.
NACUDWRĀXLER
Noun: gymnosophist.
NÆCEDNES
Noun: nakedness.
NǢDDREWINDE
Noun: adder-wort (plant name).
NǢDERBITA
Noun: ichneumon.
NǢDERCYNN
Noun: a kind of snake; snake-tribe.
NǢDERFĀH
Adjective: spotted like a snake.
NǢDL
Noun: needle.
NǢDRE
Noun: kind of serpent, snake, viper, adder.
NǢDREWYRT
Noun: adder-wort.
NÆFEBOR
Noun: auger.
NǢFRE
Adverb: never.
NÆFT
Noun: need, want, poverty, indigence.
NÆFTCYRREND
Adjective: not returning.
NÆFTIG

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Adjective: not having means, poor, indigent.
NǢGAN
See (ge)nǣgan.
NÆGELISERN
Noun: iron nail.
NÆGELSPERE
Noun: spear with a sharp point.
NÆGL
Noun: nail, finger-nail, toe-nail; peg, claw, plectrum; spear.
NÆGLEDBORD
Adjective: with nailed sides.
NÆGLEDCNEARR
Noun: nail-fastened vessel.
NÆGLEDCRÆT
Noun: iron chariot.
NÆGLEDSINC
Noun: studded vessel.
NÆGLIAN
See (ge)næglian.
NÆGLING
Noun: the name of Beowulf's sword.
NÆGLSEX
Noun: knife for cutting the nails; razor.
NǢLĒACAN
Verb: to approach, come or draw near; to be near; to cling to; to be like.
NǢM
Noun: taking, receiving; acceptance.
NǢMEL
Adjective: receptive.
NǢMING
Noun: acceptance, agreement, contract; bargain.
NǢNIG
Adverb: not at all, in no wise.
NǢNIGDǢL
Noun: not a particle.

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NǢNIGÐINGA
Adverb: not at all.
NǢNIGWUHT
Adverb: not, not at all, in no wise, nothing.
NǢP
Noun: turnip, rape.
NǢPSǢD
Noun: seed of turnip or of rape.
NǢRENDE
Adjective: not being.
NÆS
1. Adverb: not, not at all.
2. See nӕss.
NÆSC
Noun: fawn-skin.
NÆSGRISTLE
Noun: gristle or cartilage of the nose.
NÆSHLIÐ
Noun: declivity, slope of a headland.
NÆSS
Noun: cliff, headland, promontory, ness, cape; earth, ground.
NÆSTER
Noun: lipped vessel; wild carrot.
NÆSÐYRL
Noun: nostril.
NǢTAN
See (ge)nǣtan.
NǢTING
Noun: blaming, upbraiding.
NAFELA
Noun: navel.
NAFEÐA
Noun: nave (of a wheel).
NAFOGĀR
Noun: auger.

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NAFU
Noun: nave (of a wheel).
NAFULSCEAFT
Noun: navel.
NĀGAN
Verb: not to have, not to owe; not to be allowed, have no right to; ought not; not to be bound;
to lose; to be unable.
NĀHT
1. Noun: nothing, naught; evil thing; wickedness, evil-doing.
2. Adjective: useless, poor, bad.
3. Adverb: not, not at all.
NĀHTFREMMEND
Noun: one who does evil.
NĀHTGĪTSUNG
Noun: wicked avarice.
NĀHTHWÆT
Pronoun: something unknown.
NĀHTLIC
Adjective: worthless, naughty, of no avail, ignobly.
NĀHTLĪCE
Adverb: worthlessly; badly, wickedly, ignobly, evilly.
NĀHTNES
Noun: worthlessness, cowardice.
NĀHTSCIPE
Noun: worthlessness.
NĀHWǢR
Adverb: nowhere, in no place; never, in no case; not at all, in no respect.
NĀHWÆÐER
1. Pronoun: neither; neuter (grammatical term).
2. Conjunction: neither.
NĀHWANAN
Adverb: not at all.
NĀHWIDER
Adverb: no-whither, to no place; nowhere.
NĀHWONAN

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Adverb: from nowhere.
NĀM
Noun: seizure of property (legal term).
NAMA
Noun: name; reputation, title; noun; the name of God or Christ.
NAMBŌC
Noun: register of names.
NAMBRED
Noun: register of names (on a tablet).
NAMCŪÐ
Adjective: well-known, famous, of note, of renown, celebrated.
NAMCŪÐLĪCE
Adverb: individually; by name.
NAMCYGING
Noun: naming, calling by name.
NAMIAN
See (ge)namian.
NAMMǢLUM
Adverb: name by name.
NAMRǢDEN
Noun: learning, erudition; naming.
NĀN
1. Adjective: no, not one, none.
2. Noun: no one, none, no man, nothing.
NĀNWIHT
1. Noun: nothing, naught.
2. Adverb: not at all; in no wise.
NARD
Noun: spikenard; unguent.
NĀTESHWŌN
Adverb: not, not at all; by no means.
NĀTHWĀ
Adjective: some one.
NĀTHWǢR
Adverb: somewhere or other.

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NĀTHWILC
Adjective: some one or other (I know not who).
NĀÐINC
Noun: nothing.
NĀÐȲLǢS
Adverb: nevertheless.
NĀWA
Adverb: never.
NĀWĒRN
Adverb: nowhere.
NĀWIHTWELA
Noun: false wealth.
NAZARENISC
Adjective: of Nazareth.
NE
1. Adverb: no, not, non.
2. Conjunction: nor, neither.
NĒADCLAMM
Noun: need, necessity, extremity; distress.
NĒADCOFA
Noun: prison.
NĒADGAFOL
Noun: tax, tribute.
NĒADGEWUNA
Noun: enforced or necessary custom.
NĒADGYLDA
Noun: debtor.
NĒADHĀD
Noun: force, compulsion.
NĒADHǢS
Noun: order which one must obey.
NĒADIAN
See (ge)nēadian.
NĒADIGNES
Noun: obligation.

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NĒADNĒOD
Noun: unavoidable necessity.
NĒADPRIN
Noun: necessary equipment.
NĒADÐING
1. Noun: necessary thing.
2. See nēadprin.
NĒADUNG
Noun: force or violence used against any one; necessity, compulsion.
NĒADUNGA
Adverb: not willingly, forcibly, against one’s will, under compulsion; of necessity.
NĒADWĪS
1. Adjective: necessary; fitting, due.
2. Adverb: of necessity.
NĒADWĪSNES
Noun: necessity.
NĒADWĪTE
Noun: inevitable punishment.
NĒADWRACA
Noun: avenger by necessity.
NĒAH
1. Adjective: near, close, nigh; late.
2. Adverb: near, nigh; almost, nearly, about; lately.
3. Adposition: near, close to; according to.
NĒAHBŪEND
Noun: neighbour, near-dweller.
NĒAHCEASTER
Noun: nearest town, neighbouring city.
NĒAHCYRICE
Noun: neighbouring church.
NĒAHDǢL
Noun: neighbourhood.
NĒAHDŪN
Noun: neighbouring hill.
NĒAHĒA

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Noun: neighbouring river.
NĒAHĒALAND
Noun: neighbouring island.
NĒAHFÆDER
Noun: neighbouring father of the church, one not belonging to distant parts.
NĒAHFEALD
Adjective: intimate.
NĒAHFEALDLIC
Adjective: intimate.
NĒAHFRĒOND
Noun: near friend or relation.
NĒAHGANGOL
Adjective: placed near; in attendance on the person of the sovereign.
NĒAHGEBŪR
Noun: neighbour.
NĒAHGEBȲREN
Noun: neighbour.
NĒAHGEBȲRILD
Noun: neighbour.
NĒAHGEHŪSA
Noun: neighbour.
NEAHHE
See (ge)neahhe.
NĒAHHERGUNG
Noun: harrying in one's neighbourhood; warring close at hand.
NĒAHLAND
Noun: neighbourhood, neighbouring country.
NĒAHMǢG
Noun: near relation or kinsman.
NĒAHMǢGÐ
Noun: neighbouring province or tribe.
NĒAHMANN
Noun: neighbour.
NĒAHMUNT
Noun: neighbouring mountain.

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NĒAHNES
Noun: nearness, neighbourhood.
NĒAHNUNMYNSTER
Noun: neighbouring monastery or convent.
NĒAHSIBB
1. Adjective: nearly related.
2. Noun: near relationship, affinity.
NĒAHSTŌW
Noun: neighbouring place; neighbourhood.
NĒAHTĪD
Noun: approaching time.
NĒAHTŪN
Noun: neighbouring town or village.
NĒAHÐĒOD
Noun: neighbouring people or nation.
NĒAHWÆTER
Noun: neighbouring piece of water.
NĒAHWUDU
Noun: neighbouring wood.
NĒALǢCAN
See (ge)nēalǣcan.
NĒALǢCUNG
Noun: approach, access.
NĒALIC
Adjective: near, neighbouring.
NĒALĪCE
Adverb: nearly, almost, about; nearly, closely; hardly.
NEALLES
Adverb: not, not at all; by no means.
NĒAN
Adverb: from near by; near, close at hand; nearly, about.
NEAPOLITE
Noun: the Neapolitans.
NEAROBREGD
Noun: crafty trick or wile that brings others into straits.

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NEAROCRÆFT
Noun: art that confines or imprisons.
NEAROFĀH
Adjective: intensely or disastrously hostile.
NEAROGRĀP
Noun: close grasp.
NEAROLIC
Adjective: oppressive, straitened; distressing, grievous.
NEAROLĪCE
Adverb: narrowly, closely, tightly; accurately, exactly; briefly; oppressively, strictly, illiberally;
grievously; evilly.
NEARONĒD
Noun: sore or urgent need, grievous trouble.
NEARONES
Noun: oppression; difficulty, anxiety, strait, trouble; grief; scantiness; small space.
NEAROSEARU
Noun: dark cunning, evil or mean trick.
NEAROSORG
Noun: crushing distress, oppressive or grievous trouble.
NEAROÐANC
Noun: wickedness, evil or illiberal thought.
NEAROÐANCNES
Noun: wickedness.
NEAROÐEARF
Noun: dire or pressing need.
NEAROWRENC
Noun: evil or mean trick.
NEARU
1. Noun: confinement, imprisonment; prison, hiding-place; difficulty, distress, strait, danger.
2. Adjective: narrow, constricted, strait, limited; limited, restricted, poor; hardship; oppressive,
causing anxiety; petty; strict, severe, mean, evil.
NEARWE
Adverb: narrowly, closely; strictly, exactly, carefully; forcibly, oppressively; anxiously.
NEARWIAN
See (ge)nearwian.

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NĒAT
Noun: animal, beast, neat, ox or a cow; (pl) cattle.
NĒATANLĒAH
Noun: Netley.
NĒATLAND
See (ge)nēatland.
NĒAWEST
Noun: nearness, neighbourhood; presence; cohabitation, society, fellowship.
NĒAWUNG
Noun: nearness, coming near.
NEBB
Noun: neb, beak, bill; beak-shaped thing; nose; face, countenance, complexion.
NEBBIAN
Verb: to retort upon, rebuke, confront.
NEBCORN
Noun: pimple.
NEBGEBRǢC
Noun: nasal mucus.
NEBROND
Noun: Nimrod.
NEBSEALF
Noun: antimony, face-powder or salve.
NEBWLĀTFUL
Adjective: bold, shameless, barefaced, impudent.
NEBWLĀTUNG
Noun: boldness, impudence.
NEBWLITE
Noun: face, countenance.
NEDIENDE
Adjective: abominandum, execrandum.
NEFA
See (ge)nefa.
NEFENE
Noun: granddaughter; niece.
NEFTE

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Noun: cat’s mint, nip.
NĒFUGOL
Noun: bird of prey, vulture or crow.
NEMNAN
See (ge)nemnan.
NEMNE
1. Adposition: unless, except, save, only.
2. Conjunction: unless, except, save, only.
NEMNIGENDLIC
Adjective: naming, nominative.
NEMNING
Noun: name, appellation.
NEN
Noun: the river Nen.
NĒO
Noun: corpse.
NĒOBEDD
Noun: corpse-bed, bed of death or spirits.
NĒOD
1. Noun: desire, eagerness; zeal, endeavour, earnestness; pleasure, delight.
2. See nīed (1).
NĒODE
1. Adverb: eagerly, diligently; zealously.
2. See nīede.
NEODERA
Adjective: lower.
NĒODFRACU
Noun: desire, yearning, greed, appetite.
NĒODFRĒOND
Noun: kinsman, friend.
NĒODFUL
1. Adjective: earnest, zealous.
2. See nīedful.
NĒODIAN
See (ge)nēodian.

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NĒODLAÐU
Noun: wish; urgent summons; hospitable invitation.
NĒODLĪCE
Adverb: eagerly, zealously; carefully, diligently, sedulously; greatly.
NĒODLOF
Noun: zealous or diligent praise.
NĒODSPEARUWA
Noun: sparrow.
NĒODWEORÐUNG
Noun: great or zealous honouring.
NĒOMIAN
Verb: to sound sweetly, produce harmonious sounds.
NEORXNAWANG
Noun: Paradise.
NEORXNAWANGLIC
Adjective: of Paradise.
NĒOSAN
Verb: to search or find out, seek, inspect; to go or come to, visit; to attack.
NĒOSĪÐ
Noun: death.
NĒOSUNG
See (ge)nēosung.
NĒOTAN
Verb: to use, employ, have the use of; to enjoy, have the benefit of.
NEOÐAN
Adverb: down, below, beneath, from beneath.
NEOÐANE
Adverb: down, below, beneath, from beneath.
NEOÐANWEARD
Adjective: lower, low in position.
NEOWOL
Adjective: precipitous, headlong; prone, prostrate; obscure; low, deep down, profound, abysmal.
NEOWOLLIC
Adjective: deep, profound.
NEOWOLNES

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Noun: deep place, abyss, chasm.
NĒP
Adjective: lacking, scanty.
NĒPFLŌD
Noun: neap-tide, very low tide, ebb.
NER
See (ge)ner.
NERGEND
Noun: saviour, preserver.
NERGENDLIC
Adjective: that should be preserved.
NERIAN
See (ge)nerian.
NERON
Noun: Nero.
NERUNG
Noun: protection, guard, defence.
NESAN
See (ge)nesan.
NESE
Adverb: no.
NEST
Noun: nest; young bird, brood; food, provisions, victuals, rations.
NESTAN
Verb: to spin.
NESTLIAN
Verb: to make a nest.
NESTPOHHA
Noun: wallet; bag for food.
NETA
Noun: caul.
NETEL
Noun: nettle.
NETRĀP
Noun: snare; toil; gin.

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NETT
Noun: net; netting, network, web; spider’s web, mosquito-net.
NETTE
Noun: net-like caul.
NETTGERN
Noun: knitting yarn, string for making nets.
NETWERÐLICNES
Noun: utility.
NĒÐAN
See (ge)nēðan.
NĒÐING
Noun: boldness, daring, audacity; risk.
NEURISN
Noun: aneurism, kind of paralysis.
NEWESĒOÐA
Noun: pit of the stomach, bowels.
NIC
Adverb: not I.
NICCAN
Verb: to say no, refuse.
NICĒNISC
Adjective: Nicene.
NICOR
Noun: hippopotamus, walrus; water or sea-monster.
NICORHŪS
Noun: sea-monster’s dwelling.
NĪDBEHĒFE
Noun: necessity.
NĪDFǢR
Noun: unavoidable sudden blow.
NĪDGEWEALD
Noun: tyranny, power forcibly exercised.
NĪDLINGA
Adverb: by force, against a person’s will.
NĪDRENN

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Noun: temporary house.
NĪDSYNDRIG
Adjective: quite apart.
NĪED
1. Noun: need, necessity, compulsion, inevitableness, duty; difficulty, hardship, distress, trouble,
pain; force, violence; emergency, exigency; business, errand; fetter; name of the rune for n.
2. See nēod (1).
NĪEDAN
Verb: to press, force, compel, urge.
NĪEDBĀD
Noun: due, toll, exaction; blackmail; bodily torment.
NĪEDBĀDERE
Noun: toll-collector.
NĪEDBEHǢFDLIC
Adjective: necessary.
NĪEDBEHǢFEDNES
Noun: need, necessity.
NĪEDBEHǢFNES
Noun: what is needful, requisite.
NĪEDBEHĒFE
Adjective: necessary, needful.
NĪEDBEHŌF
Adjective: necessary, needful.
NĪEDBEHŌFLIC
Adjective: necessary.
NĪEDBEÐEARF
Adjective: necessary.
NĪEDE
Adverb: of need or necessity, necessarily, compulsorily.
NĪEDENGA
Adverb: necessarily, by force, forcibly.
NĪEDES
Adverb: of need, necessarily, compulsorily, not willingly.
NĪEDFARU
Noun: death, compulsory journey.

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NĪEDFUL
Adjective: necessary, needful.
NĪEDHǢMED
Noun: rape.
NĪEDHĪERNES
Noun: slavery, servitude, enforced obedience.
NĪEDHŪS
Noun: needed room.
NĪEDLING
Noun: slave, bondman, captive; sailor.
NĪEDMICEL
Adjective: very important, urgent.
NĪEDNǢM
Noun: seizure, rapine.
NĪEDSCYLD
Noun: moral necessity.
NĪEDSIBB
Noun: relationship.
NĪEDÐEARF
1. Noun: need, necessity, compulsion, inevitableness, constraint; force; distress, trouble; want,
thing needed.
2. Adjective: necessary, needful.
NĪEDÐEARFLIC
Adjective: necessary, needful, useful.
NĪEDÐEARFLĪCE
Adverb: necessarily, usefully.
NĪEDÐEARFNES
Noun: need, necessity, compulsion; distress, trouble; time of need.
NĪEDÐĒOW
Noun: slave, thrall.
NĪEDÐRAFUNG
Noun: harsh reproof.
NĪEDWǢDLA
Noun: poor wretch, needy person.
NĪEHSTA

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See (ge)nīehsta.
NIERWAN
See (ge)nierwan.
NĪETEN
Noun: small animal, beast, cattle.
NĪETENCYNN
Noun: kind of cattle or animal.
NĪETENLIC
Adjective: animal, brutish.
NĪETENLĪCE
Adverb: like an animal.
NĪETENNES
Noun: brutishness.
NĪFARA
Noun: newcomer, stranger.
NIFOL
Adjective: dark, gloomy.
NIFT
Noun: niece; granddaughter; step-daughter.
NĪGECYRRED
Adjective: newly converted.
NĪGEHĀLGOD
Adjective: newly consecrated or crowned.
NĪGEHWYRFED
Adjective: newly converted.
NĪGHWORFEN
Adjective: newly converted.
NIGON
Numeral: nine.
NIGONFEALD
Adjective: nine-fold.
NIGONGILDE
Adverb: with ninefold compensation.
NIGONGYLDE
Adjective: entitled to nine-fold compensation.

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NIGONNIHTE
Adjective: nine days old.
NIGONTĒOÐA
Numeral: nineteenth; ninetieth.
NIGONTĪENE
Numeral: nineteen.
NIGONTIG
Numeral: ninety.
NIGONTȲNLIC
Adjective: containing the number nineteen.
NIGONWINTRE
Adjective: nine years old.
NIGOÐA
Numeral: ninth; ninth part.
NIGOÐE
Adverb: ninthly.
NĪGSLȲCOD
Adjective: freshly smoothed, newly-glossed.
NIHSTIG
Adjective: fasting.
NIHT
Noun: night (often used in enumerations); darkness.
NIHTBEALU
Noun: destruction or bale that comes at night.
NIHTBUTORFLĒOGE
Noun: insect that flies at night.
NIHTĒAGE
1. Adjective: able to see at night.
2. Noun: disease of the eye.
NIHTEALD
Adjective: that happened yesterday; a day old.
NIHTEGALA
Noun: nightingale.
NIHTEGALE
Noun: nightingale; night-raven.

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NIHTEGESA
Noun: nocturnal terror.
NIHTERNE
1. Adjective: nightly, nocturnal.
2. Adverb: by night; during a night.
NIHTERNNES
Noun: night-time.
NIHTES
Adverb: by night.
NIHTFEORM
Noun: amount of provisions necessary for one night; entertainment due to the king.
NIHTFEORMUNG
Noun: shelter or entertainment at night.
NIHTGENGA
Noun: creature that goes at night, evil spirit, goblin.
NIHTGENGE
Noun: night-prowler, hyena.
NIHTGERĪM
Noun: number of nights.
NIHTGILD
Noun: night sacrifice or service.
NIHTGLŌM
Noun: darkness or gloom of night.
NIHTHELM
Noun: shades of night.
NIHTHRÆFN
Noun: night-raven; night-owl.
NIHTHRŌC
Noun: night-raven or rook.
NIHTHWĪL
Noun: space of a night.
NIHTLANG
Adjective: night-long.
NIHTLANGES
Adverb: for the night.

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NIHTLIC
Adjective: nocturnal, of the night, at night.
NIHTNIHSTIG
Adjective: fasting for a night.
NIHTREST
Noun: couch.
NIHTSANG
Noun: service at the seventh of the canonical hours, compline; book of service for compline.
NIHTSCADA
Noun: night-shade (plant).
NIHTSCUA
Noun: shades of night, darkness.
NIHTSLǢP
Noun: night’s sleep.
NIHTWACU
Noun: night-watch.
NIHTWÆCCE
Noun: night-watch, vigil.
NIHTWARU
Noun: night wear.
NIHTWEARD
Noun: guardian at night.
NIHTWEORC
Noun: work or deed done at night.
NĪLǢRED
Adjective: newly initiated.
NIMAN
See (ge)niman.
NIMING
Noun: action of taking or plucking.
NIP
Noun: rope.
NĪPAN
See (ge)nīpan.
NIREWETT

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Noun: narrowness; narrow place, pass, defile; difficulty or hardness of breathing.
NIRWÐ
Noun: prison house, confinement.
NĪSODEN
Adjective: newly-boiled.
NISTAN
Verb: to build nests.
NISTLAN
Verb: to build nests.
NĪÐ
1. Noun: hostility, enmity; evil, malice, wickedness, spite, hatred; trouble, affliction, oppression,
tribulation, grief; envy, jealousy; vexation, annoyance, rancour; strife, war.
2. Adjective: vexatious, rancorous.
NIÐ
Noun: abyss, place low down.
NĪÐAN
Verb: to envy, hate.
NĪÐCWALU
Noun: violent death; grievous destruction.
NĪÐCWEALM
Noun: violent death; destruction.
NĪÐDRACA
Noun: hostile or malicious dragon.
NIÐER
Adverb: down, downwards, beneath, below.
NIÐERĀSCŪFAN
Verb: to push down.
NIÐERĀSETTAN
Verb: to set down.
NIÐERĀSTĪGAN
Verb: to descend.
NIÐERBOGEN
Adjective: bent down.
NIÐERDǢL
Noun: lower part.

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NIÐERE
Adverb: down, beneath, below, in an inferior position.
NIÐERECG
Noun: lower edge or brink.
NIÐERFARAN
Verb: to descend.
NIÐERFLŌR
Noun: lower floor, room downstairs.
NIÐERGĀN
Verb: to descend.
NIÐERGANG
Noun: descent.
NIÐERHEALD
Adjective: bent downwards.
NIÐERHRĒOSENDE
Adjective: falling down.
NIÐERHRYRE
Noun: downfall.
NIÐERIAN
See (ge)niðerian.
NIÐERLǢTAN
Verb: to lose heart.
NIÐERLANG
Adjective: stretching downward.
NIÐERLECGUNG
Noun: laying down, deposition, entombment.
NIÐERLIC
Adjective: low, inferior; humble.
NIÐERNES
Noun: lowness, bottom, deepness.
NIÐERONWEND
Adverb: downwards.
NIÐERSCĒOTENDE
Adjective: rushing downwards.
NIÐERSCYFE

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Noun: rushing downwards, descent.
NIÐERSETTAN
Verb: to set down.
NIÐERSIGE
Noun: going down, setting.
NIÐERSTĪGAN
Verb: to descend.
NIÐERSTIGE
Noun: descent.
NIÐERSTĪGENDE
Adjective: descending.
NIÐERTORFIAN
Verb: to throw down.
NIÐERUNG
Noun: humiliation, abasement, overthrow, laying low; condemnation, damnation.
NIÐERWEARD
Adjective: directed downwards.
NIÐERWEARDES
Adverb: downwards.
NIÐEWEARD
Adjective: low, beneath, bottom of.
NĪÐFUL
Adjective: envious, jealous; evil, malicious, ill-disposed; quarrelsome.
NĪÐFULLĪCE
Adverb: maliciously; enviously.
NĪÐGÆST
Noun: hostile or malicious guest; fell demon.
NĪÐGETĒON
Noun: attack; injurious malice.
NĪÐGEWEORC
Noun: evil deed, malicious work.
NĪÐGRAMA
Noun: anger, malice.
NĪÐGRIM
Adjective: fierce, hostile savage, cruel.

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NĪÐGRIPE
Noun: fierce or violent grip.
NĪÐHEARD
Adjective: bold, brave in battle, audacious.
NĪÐHELL
Noun: hateful hell.
NĪÐHETE
Noun: hostility, hate, enmity, evil intent; affliction, torment; foe.
NĪÐHYCGENDE
Adjective: evil scheming, having hatred or malice in the heart.
NĪÐHȲDIG
Adjective: bold, valorous.
NĪÐIG
Adjective: envious; malicious.
NĪÐING
Noun: wretch, coward; villain, outlaw.
NĪÐLĪCE
Adverb: abjectly, meanly; cowardly.
NĪÐLOCA
Noun: place of torment.
NĪÐPLEGA
Noun: fight, battle.
NĪÐSCEAÐA
Noun: foe, persecutor.
NĪÐSCIPE
Noun: wickedness.
NĪÐSELE
Noun: hall of conflict.
NĪÐSYNN
Noun: grievous sin.
NIÐÐAS
Noun: men.
NĪÐWEORC
Noun: battle, conflict.
NĪÐWRACU

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Noun: severe punishment.
NĪÐWUNDOR
Noun: dire or evil wonder, portent.
NĪWAN
Adverb: newly, lately, recently.
NĪWANĀCENNED
Adjective: new-born.
NĪWBACEN
Adjective: newly baked.
NĪWCEND
Adjective: new-born.
NĪWCILCT
Adjective: newly whitewashed.
NĪWCUMEN
Adjective: new-comer, neophyte, just arrived, recently come.
NĪWE
1. Adjective: new, recent, novel, fresh; untried, inexperienced, unheard of; unskilled, rude.
2. Adverb: newly, recently.
NĪWERNE
Adjective: young, tender.
NĪWFYLLAN
Verb: to fill anew.
NĪWIAN
Verb: to renew, renovate, restore; to change; to repeat.
NĪWĪSLĪCE
Adverb: of necessity.
NĪWLIC
Adjective: new, fresh.
NĪWLĪCE
Adverb: newly, lately, recently.
NĪWLINGA
Adverb: anew.
NĪWNES
Noun: newness, novelty.
NĪWTYRWED

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Adjective: newly tarred.
NĪWUNG
Noun: beginning, rudiment.
NĪWUNGA
Adverb: newly, anew.
NOCTERN
Noun: nocturn (religious service).
NŌN
Noun: the ninth hour; service held at the ninth hour, nones.
NON
Noun: title of senior monks.
NŌNBELLE
Noun: bell rung at the hour for the service of nones.
NŌNGEREORD
Noun: meal after nones, dinner.
NŌNHRING
Noun: ringing of the noon-bell.
NŌNMETE
Noun: afternoon meal.
NŌNSANG
Noun: service held at the ninth hour, nones.
NŌNTĪD
Noun: ninth hour.
NŌNTĪMA
Noun: the ninth hour.
NORMANDĪG
Noun: Normandy.
NORREN
Adjective: Norse, Norwegian.
NORÐ
1. Adjective: northern, in a northerly position.
2. Adverb: in the north, in a northerly direction or position.
NORÐAN
1. Adverb: from the north.
2. Adposition: north of.

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NORÐANĒASTAN
Adverb: from the north-east, north-easterly.
NORÐANĒASTANWIND
Noun: north-east wind.
NORÐANHYMBRE
Noun: Northumbrians; Northumbria.
NORÐANWEARD
Adverb: northward.
NORÐANWESTAN
Adverb: from the north-west, north-westerly.
NORÐANWESTANWIND
Noun: north-west wind.
NORÐANWIND
Noun: north wind.
NORÐDǢL
Noun: northern quart or part; the north.
NORÐDENE
Noun: North-Danes.
NORÐDURU
Noun: door on the north side.
NORÐĒAST
1. Noun: north east.
2. Adverb: north-east.
NORÐĒASTENDE
Noun: north-east end.
NORÐĒASTHYRNE
Noun: north-east corner.
NORÐĒASTLANG
Adjective: extending north-eastwards.
NORÐĒASTRODOR
Noun: north-east quarter.
NORÐEFES
Noun: northern border.
NORÐENDE
Noun: northern quarter.

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NORÐENGLE
Noun: inhabitants of the North of England.
NORÐERNE
Adjective: northern; Northumbrian; Scandinavian.
NORÐEWEARD
Adjective: northward, north.
NORÐFOLC
Noun: northern folk, people of the north of England; people of Norfolk; Norfolk.
NORÐFRESAN
Noun: Fresian.
NORÐGĀRSECG
Noun: northern ocean.
NORÐGEMǢRE
Noun: northern limit.
NORÐGYRWAS
Noun: northern division of the Gyrwas.
NORÐHĀMTŪN
Noun: Northampton.
NORÐHEALD
Adjective: inclined northwards.
NORÐHEALF
Noun: north side, north.
NORÐHERE
Noun: army from the north.
NORÐHYLDE
Noun: north slope.
NORÐHYMBRE
1. Adjective: Northumbrian.
2. See Norðanhymbre.
NORÐHYMBRISC
Adjective: Northumbrian.
NORÐHYRNE
Noun: north corner.
NORÐLAND
Noun: northern land or shore.

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NORÐLANG
1. Adjective: having its length extending northwards, running north and south.
2. Adverb: north-along.
NORÐLANU
Noun: north lane.
NORÐLĒODE
Noun: northern folk of England, Angles.
NORÐLIC
Adjective: northern.
NORÐMANDISC
Adjective: Norman.
NORÐMANN
Noun: dweller in the north, Scandinavian.
NORÐMIRCE
Noun: North-Mercians.
NORÐPORTIC
Noun: north-porch.
NORÐRIGA
Noun: Norwegian.
NORÐRIHTE
1. Adjective: directed northwards, due north.
2. Adverb: due north.
NORÐRODOR
Noun: northern sky.
NORÐSǢ
Noun: northern sea; Bristol Channel; Baltic, North Sea.
NORÐSCĒATA
Noun: northern point or promontory.
NORÐSCIPHERE
Noun: northern or Danish fleet.
NORÐSCOTTAS
Noun: Northern Scots.
NORÐÐĒOD
Noun: northern people.
NORÐÐUNOR

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Noun: thunder from the north.
NORÐWĒALAS
Noun: North Welsh; Wales.
NORÐWĒALCYNN
Noun: inhabitants of (North) Wales.
NORÐWEALL
Noun: north wall.
NORÐWEARD
1. Adjective: north, northward.
2. Adverb: north, northward.
NORÐWEARDES
Adverb: northwards.
NORÐWEG
Noun: way leading northwards.
NORÐWEST
Adverb: north-west.
NORÐWESTENDE
Noun: north-west end.
NORÐWESTGEMǢRE
Noun: north-west boundary.
NORÐWĪC
Noun: Norwich.
NORÐWIND
Noun: north wind.
NORWEG
Noun: Norway.
NŌSE
Noun: headland, promontory, ness, cape.
NOSTLE
Noun: band, fillet.
NOSÐIRL
Noun: nostril.
NOSU
Noun: nose.
NOSUGRISLE

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Noun: nose-gristle or cartilage.
NOT
Noun: mark, sign, note.
NŌTERE
Noun: writer, scribe, one who makes notes.
NOTGEORN
Adjective: industrious, busy in useful employment.
NOTIAN
See (ge)notian.
NOTU
Noun: use, utility, profit, advantage; enjoyment; discharge of an office, conduct of business;
work, occupation, office, employment.
NOTWIERÐE
Adjective: useful.
NOTWRĪTERE
Noun: scribe, one who writes notes.
NŌÐ
Noun: daring, boldness, audacity, temerity, presumption; booty, plunder; adventurous band.
NOÐ
Noun: swelling (glandular).
NŌWEND
Noun: shipmaster, skipper; sailor, mariner.
NŪ
1. Adverb: now, at present, at this time, immediately; very recently.
2. Conjunction: now that, inasmuch as, because, since, when.
3. Interjection: lo! behold! come!
NŪHWÆNNE
Adverb: straightaway.
NŪHWĪLUM
Adverb: nowadays, at present.
NUMANTIE
Noun: the Numantians.
NUMEN
Noun: vulsio.
NUMENTISC

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Adjective: of Numantia.
NUMESTĀN
Noun: pebble.
NUMEÐE
Noun: the Numidians.
NUMOL
Adjective: holding much; able to grasp, capable, quick at learning; biting.
NŪNA
Adverb: now.
NUNFǢMNE
Noun: nun.
NUNHĪRED
Noun: nunnery.
NUNLĪF
Noun: life of a nun.
NUNNANMYNSTER
Noun: nunnery, convent.
NUNNE
Noun: nun; priestess, vestal.
NUNSCRŪD
Noun: nun’s dress or habit.
NȲDBEBOD
Noun: command, mandate.
NȲDBODA
Noun: messenger of evil or violence.
NȲDBRICE
Noun: need, requirement.
NȲDBYSGU
Noun: distress, trouble, toil.
NȲDBYSIG
Adjective: distressed, troubled.
NȲDCLEOFA
Noun: prison.
NȲDCOSTING
Noun: affliction, distressing trial.

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NȲDDǢDA
Noun: one who acts under compulsion.
NȲDFARA
Noun: fugitive, exile.
NȲDGEDĀL
Noun: death, forced dissolution.
NȲDGEFĒRA
Noun: inevitable companion.
NȲDGENGA
Noun: wretched wanderer.
NȲDGESTEALLA
Noun: comrade in need.
NȲDGEWALD
Noun: tyranny.
NȲDGILD
Noun: tribute, exaction, enforced payment.
NȲDGRĀP
Noun: coercive or violent grasp.
NȲDGRIPE
1. Noun: coercive grip.
2. See nīðgripe.
NȲDGYLTA
Noun: debtor, one who is forced to pay.
NȲDHǢMEDRE
Noun: adulterer, violator of chastity.
NȲDHǢMESTRE
Noun: mistress, woman who has been violated; adulteress, concubine.
NȲDHELP
Noun: help in need or trouble.
NȲDLIC
Adjective: necessary.
NȲDMǢG
See (ge)nȳdmǣg.
NȲDMÆGEN
Noun: force, violence.

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NȲDMĀGE
See (ge)nȳdmāge.
NȲDNǢMAN
Verb: to take by force, ravish; to force a woman.
NȲDNES
Noun: necessity.
NȲDNIMA
Noun: one who takes by force.
NȲDNIMAN
Verb: to take by force, abduct, ravish.
NȲDNIMEND
Noun: rapine.
NȲDNIMU
Noun: forcible seizure, rapine.
NȲDNIMUNG
Noun: rapine, abduction.
NȲDRIHT
Noun: duty, service, office; due, tribute, what must be paid.
NȲDÐĒOWETLING
Noun: bond-slave, one forced into slavery.
NȲDÐĒOWIGAN
Verb: to reduce to servitude, exact or compel service from.
NȲDWRACU
Noun: violence; distress; severe punishment.
NȲDWRǢCLĪCE
Adverb: as if acting under compulsion; violently.
NȲDWYRHTA
Noun: involuntary agent, one who acts from necessity.
NYHTSUM
See (ge)nyhtsum.
NYHTSUMLĪCE
See (ge)nyhtsumlīce.
NYLLAN
Verb: to be unwilling; to prevent, refuse.
NYPEL

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Noun: trunk of an elephant.
NYTAN
Verb: not to know, be ignorant.
NYTEN
Adjective: ignorant.
NYTENDE
Adverb: ignorantly.
NYTENLIC
Adjective: ignorant.
NYTENNES
Noun: ignorance, unknown state; laziness; disgrace, ignominy.
NYTIG
Noun: usefulness, profit.
NYTLIC
Adjective: useful, profitable, beneficial.
NYTLĪCE
Adverb: usefully.
NYTLICNES
Noun: usefulness, utility, profit, adventage.
NYTNES
Noun: use, utility, profit, advantage, benefit, convenience; abundance.
NYTT
1. Noun: use, utility, profit, advantage; duty, office, employment; care, supervision.
2. Adjective: useful, helpful, profitable, beneficial, advantageous.
3. See nett.
NYTTIAN
Verb: to use, enjoy; to eat.
NYTTOL
Adjective: useful, beneficial, advantageous.
NYTTUNG
Noun: profit, advantage.
NYTÐEARFLIC
Adjective: useful.
NYTWIERÐE
Adjective: useful, profitable, advantageous.

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NYTWIERÐLIC
Adjective: useful, profitable.
NYTWIERÐLĪCE
Adverb: usefully.
NYTWIERÐNES
Noun: usefulness, utility.
NȲÐAN
Verb: to venture on, dare, risk.
NYÐERĀWORPEN
Noun: one who has been cast down.

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ŌCUSTA
Noun: armpit, oxter.
ŌDEN
Noun: threshing-floor.
ŌDENCOLC
Noun: threshing floor in hollow.
OEMSETEN
Noun: row of vines.
OF-
Affix: intensive force; unfavourable force; idea of attainment in verbs of motion or inquiring,
calling; force of killing or injury.
OF
1. Adposition: of, from; out of; concerning, among; by; about, as regards; derived from, made
of, belonging to.
2. Adverb: off, away, absent.
OFĀCĒAPIAN
Verb: to buy off.
OFĀCENNAN
Verb: to generate.
OFĀCEORFAN
Verb: to cut or prune off.
OFĀCSIAN
Verb: to find out by asking, be informed, hear of, learn.
OFĀDŌN
Verb: to pull out, tear out.
OFĀDRINCAN
Verb: to drain; to quench.
OFĀDRYGAN
Verb: to dry off, wipe off.
OFǢTE
Noun: food.
OFĀHĒAWAN
Verb: to cut off.
OFĀNIMAN
Verb: to take away.

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OFĀSCEACAN
Verb: to shake off; to excuse.
OFĀSCIRAN
Verb: to cut off.
OFĀSĒOÐAN
Verb: to purge, purify.
OFĀSLĒAN
Verb: to smite off.
OFĀSNĪDAN
Verb: to cut off.
OFĀSTĪGAN
Verb: to descend.
OFĀTĒON
Verb: to pull out, withdraw.
OFĀWEORPAN
Verb: to cast aside, throw off.
OFBĒATAN
Verb: to beat to pieces, beat to death, kill.
OFBLINDIAN
Verb: to make blind.
OFBYRSTIG
Adjective: very broken.
OFCALAN
Verb: to make or grow cold, chill.
OFCALEN
Adjective: very cold.
OFCLIPIAN
Verb: to call for; to obtain by calling.
OFCUMAN
Verb: to spring from, be derived from.
OFCYRF
Noun: section, cutting off, amputation.
OFDÆL
Adjective: inclined downwards, tending downwards.
OFDÆLE

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Noun: decline, declivity, downward slope; descent, abyss.
OFDŌN
Verb: to put out, put off, take off (clothes).
OFDRǢDAN
Verb: to fear, be afraid, terrified.
OFDRǢDEN
Adjective: afraid, terrified.
OFDRINCAN
Verb: to intoxicate.
OFDRUNCNIAN
Verb: to get drunk (on).
OFDŪNE
1. Adverb: down.
2. See ādūne.
OFDŪNEHEALD
Adverb: directed downwards.
OFDŪNEONWEND
Adverb: turned downwards.
OFDŪNERIHTE
Adverb: straight down.
OFDŪNESETTAN
Verb: to set down.
OFDŪNESTĪGAN
Verb: to descend.
OFDŪNEWEARD
Adverb: down, downward.
OFDŪNEWEARDES
Adverb: downwards.
OFDŪNRIHTE
Adjective: downwards.
OFEARMIAN
Verb: to have pity or compassion.
OFEARMUNG
Noun: compassion, pity.
OFĒHTAN

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Verb: to persecute.
OFEN
Noun: oven, furnace.
OFENBACEN
Adjective: baked in an oven.
OFENRACA
Noun: oven-rake.
OFENRACU
Noun: oven-rake.
OFER
1. Adposition: over, above, upon, beyond, in; across, through; against, contrary to, in
contravention; during; besides, more than, in addition; after, at the end; during.
2. Adverb: above, on high; across, from side to side, to or on the other side; beyond.
ŌFER
Noun: edge, border, margin, brink; river-bank, sea-shore; 'over' in local names.
OFERǢT
Noun: excess in eating, gluttony; feasting, rioting.
OFERǢTE
Adjective: gluttonous.
OFERĀHEBBAN
Verb: to pass over, omit, neglect.
OFERBÆC
Noun: upper part of the back.
OFERBÆCGETĒUNG
Noun: tetanus.
OFERBEBĒODAN
Verb: to command, rule.
OFERBECUMAN
Verb: to supervene.
OFERBĒON
Verb: to be over, command.
OFERBERAN
Verb: to carry over.
OFERBĪDAN
Verb: to survive, outlast, outlive.

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OFERBITERNES
Noun: excessive bitterness.
OFERBLICA
Noun: surface.
OFERBLICE
Noun: surface, superficies.
OFERBLISSIAN
Verb: to rejoice, triumph over.
OFERBLĪÐE
Adjective: over-cheerful, too light-hearted.
OFERBRǢDAN
Verb: to spread over; to cover over, put a covering over, suffuse; to overshadow.
OFERBRǢDELS
Noun: outside, surface; covering, garment, veil, coverlet; cerecloth.
OFERBRĀW
Noun: eye-brow.
OFERBRECAN
Verb: to transgress, infringe, violate.
OFERBREGDAN
Verb: to cover, overspread, draw over; to show a film over.
OFERBRŪ
Noun: eyebrow.
OFERBRŪWA
Noun: eyebrow.
OFERBRYCGIAN
Verb: to make a bridge over, overbridge.
OFERBŪGAN
Verb: to avoid, shun.
OFERCÆFED
Adjective: covered with ornamental work.
OFERCEALD
Adjective: excessively cold.
OFERCĪDAN
Verb: to censure, chide, reprove.
OFERCĪDUNG

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Noun: chiding, reproof.
OFERCIERR
Noun: passing over.
OFERCIERRAN
Verb: to cross over.
OFERCLIF
Noun: steep place, overhanging cliff.
OFERCLIMBAN
Verb: to ascend, climb upon.
OFERCLIPIAN
Verb: to exclaim, cry out.
OFERCOSTUNG
Noun: great tribulation; excessive trial.
OFERCRÆFT
Noun: craft, fraud.
OFERCUMAN
Verb: to overcome; to subdue, compel; to conquer; to obtain, attain, reach, come upon; to
overtake.
OFERCWEALM
Noun: excessive mortality.
OFERCWEÐAN
Verb: to repeat.
OFERCYME
Noun: arrival, come upon.
OFERCYMEND
Noun: assailant.
OFERCȲÐAN
Verb: to bring stronger testimony than another.
OFERDÆG
Noun: remaining day (in computation).
OFERDŌN
Verb: to overdo, do to excess.
OFERDRENCAN
Verb: to overdrench, make drunk, inebriate, intoxicate.
OFERDRETTAN

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Verb: to take with violence.
OFERDRĪFAN
Verb: to overcome, defeat: to dispense; to cover; to refute, confute, repel, outvote.
OFERDRINCAN
Verb: to drink too much, get drunk.
OFERDRINCERE
Noun: drunkard.
OFERDRUNCEN
1. Noun: drunkenness, inebriety.
2. Adjective: drunk.
OFERDRUNCENNES
Noun: drunkenness, intoxication; rioting.
OFERDRYNC
Noun: over-drinking, drunkenness; feasting, revelry.
OFERDYRE
Noun: lintel.
OFERE
Adverb: over, from above; across.
OFERĒACA
Noun: addition, surplus, overplus; increase, augmentation; remainder, rest.
OFEREALD
Adjective: very old.
OFEREALDORMANN
Noun: chief officer.
OFEREALL
Adverb: anywhere.
OFERETOL
Adjective: gluttonous.
OFERETOLNES
Noun: gluttony.
OFERFÆR
Noun: passing over.
OFERFÆRELD
Noun: transit, passage, journey over or across.
OFERFÆST

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Adjective: transfixed.
OFERFǢT
Adjective: too fat, obese.
OFERFÆÐMAN
Verb: to cover in an embrace; to envelope; to overshadow.
OFERFARAN
Verb: to pass, cross, go off or over, traverse, go through; to penetrate; to meet with, come across;
to overcome, overtake, withstand.
OFERFEALLAN
Verb: to attack, fall upon.
OFERFENG
Noun: clasp, buckle, latchet.
OFERFEOHTAN
Verb: to conquer, vanquish.
OFERFĒRAN
Verb: to traverse, cross, pass over, or though, pass along; to meet with, come upon.
OFERFERIAN
Verb: to transport, carry over.
OFERFĒRNES
Noun: fordable place.
OFERFĒÐRE
Adjective: overloaded.
OFERFINDAN
Verb: to put to the proof, make trial of.
OFERFLĒDAN
Verb: to cover with water, flood, overflood, inundate.
OFERFLĒDE
Adjective: in flood.
OFERFLĒDNES
Noun: fluctuation, vacillation.
OFERFLĒON
Verb: to fly over, flee from; to yield to.
OFERFLĪTAN
Verb: to overcome, beat, confute.
OFERFLŌWAN

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Verb: to cover with water; to overflow, run over, pass beyond bounds.
OFERFLŌWEDLĪCE
Adverb: superfluously.
OFERFLŌWEDLĪCNES
Noun: excess, superfluity.
OFERFLŌWEDNES
1. Noun: excess, superfluity.
2. See oferflōwedlīcnes.
OFERFLŌWEND
Adjective: excessive, superfluous.
OFERFLŌWENDLIC
Adjective: excessive, superfluous, superabundant.
OFERFLŌWENDLĪCE
Adverb: excessively, superfluously, superabundantly, immoderately.
OFERFLŌWENDNES
1. Noun: excess, superfluity, exuberance.
2. See oferflōwedlīcnes.
OFERFŌN
Verb: to seize; to take prisoner.
OFERFRĒCEDNES
Noun: oppression.
OFERFROREN
Adjective: frozen over.
OFERFULL
Adjective: too full.
OFERFUNDEN
Adjective: tested.
OFERFUNDENNES
Noun: proof, trial, experiment.
OFERFYLGAN
Verb: to pursue, persecute; to attack.
OFERFYLL
Noun: excess, overfullness, surfeit, overplus, repletion, gluttony; liquid that runs off with
straining.
OFERFYLLAN

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Verb: to feed to excess; to cram.
OFERFYLNES
Noun: excess, overfullness, surfeit.
OFERFYRR
Noun: excessive distance.
OFERGǢGAN
Verb: to transgress.
OFERGǢGEDNES
Noun: transgression.
OFERGǢGEND
Noun: transgressor.
OFERGĀN
1. Verb: to transgress, overstep, overreach; to overspread; to conquer, overrun; to overcome,
overtake; to seize; to attack; to traverse, pass away, pass off; to come to an end.
2. Verb: to traverse, pass away, pass off, cross; to be over, come to an end.
OFERGANGAN
1. Verb: to transgress, overstep, overreach; to overspread; to conquer, overrun; to overcome,
overtake; to seize; to attack; to pass off or away.
2. Verb: to pass over, cross, traverse; to conquer; to be over; to come upon.
OFERGAPIAN
Verb: to disregard, neglect; to be forgetful of.
OFERGĒARE
Adjective: old.
OFERGEATU
Noun: oblivion.
OFERGEDRYNC
Noun: excessive drinking or feasting.
OFERGEMET
1. Noun: excess.
2. Adjective: excessive.
OFERGĒMNES
Noun: observation, watching over.
OFERGENGA
Noun: traveller.
OFERGENIHTSUMIAN

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Verb: to superabound.
OFERGEONG
Noun: going across.
OFERGĒOTAN
Verb: to pour upon, cover by pouring; to flood, suffuse, overwhelm.
OFERGEOTENDE
Adjective: forgetful.
OFERGESĀWAN
Verb: to sow (over).
OFERGESETTAN
Verb: to set over.
OFERGESTONDAN
Verb: to stand over or above.
OFERGESWINCFUL
Adjective: excessively laborious or troublesome.
OFERGETILIAN
Verb: to overcome.
OFERGETIMBRAN
Verb: to raise a building, erect.
OFERGEÐYLD
Noun: intolerable state.
OFERGEWEORC
Noun: superstructure; tomb, sepulchre, mausoleum.
OFERGEWRIT
Noun: inscription, superscription.
OFERGIETAN
Verb: to forget; to disregard, neglect.
OFERGĪFRE
Adjective: over-greedy, gluttonous.
OFERGĪMAN
Verb: to disregard, neglect.
OFERGITOL
Adjective: forgetful, oblivious.
OFERGITOLIAN
Verb: to forget, be forgetful of.

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OFERGITOLNES
Noun: forgetfulness, oblivion.
OFERGLENGED
Adjective: over-ornamented.
OFERGLĒSAN
Verb: to write glosses over, to make an interlinear gloss.
OFERGLĪDAN
Verb: to pass over, traverse, glide over; to overshadow.
OFERGRǢDIG
Adjective: over-greedy, too covetous.
OFERGRŌWAN
Verb: to overgrow, occupy with (its) growth (of a tree).
OFERGUMIAN
Verb: to disregard, be careless about, neglect.
OFERGYLD
Adjective: gilt.
OFERGYLDAN
Verb: to encase, cover or ornament with gold.
OFERGYLDEN
Adjective: gilded, covered with gold.
OFERGYRD
Adjective: overgirt.
OFERGYTNES
Noun: forgetfulness, oblivion.
OFERHABBAN
Verb: to command, govern.
OFERHACELE
Noun: hood, cope.
OFERHANGEN
Adjective: covered.
OFERHĀT
Adjective: excessively hot.
OFERHĒAFOD
Adverb: generally, in each case, in every case.
OFERHĒAH

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Adjective: excessively tall, high or lofty.
OFERHEALDAN
Verb: to overcome, overtake; to delay to do, hold over; to neglect.
OFERHEALFHĒAFOD
Noun: upper half of the head.
OFERHEBBAN
Verb: to omit, pass over; to neglect; to exalt; to uplift.
OFERHEBBENDLIC
Adjective: highly exalted.
OFERHELIAN
Verb: to cover over, conceal.
OFERHELING
Noun: covering, veiling.
OFERHELMIAN
Verb: to overshadow.
OFERHEORTNES
Noun: excessive feeling.
OFERHERGAN
Verb: to overrun, ravage.
OFERHĪERAN
Verb: to hear, overhear; to disregard, neglect; not to listen, disobey.
OFERHĪERNES
Noun: disregard, neglect, contempt; disobedience; fine for transgression of law or legal orders.
OFERHIGE
Noun: pride, arrogance.
OFERHIGENDLĪCE
Adverb: daringly, presumptuously.
OFERHIGIAN
Verb: to delude; to overreach.
OFERHĪWIAN
Verb: to transfigure; to paint over.
OFERHLÆSTAN
Verb: to overload.
OFERHLĒAPAN
1. Verb: to overcome, surmount; to pass over.

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2. Verb: to overleap, pass by jumping, jump over.
OFERHLĒAPEND
Noun: one who overleaps.
OFERHLĒOÐRIAN
Verb: to exceed in sound, surpass in loudness.
OFERHLĒOÐUR
Adjective: failing to hear.
OFERHLĪFAN
Verb: to rise high above, tower over or up, overtop; to exceed, surpass; to excel.
OFERHLĪFUNG
Noun: loftiness, eminence, excellence, sublimity.
OFERHLŪD
Adjective: over-loud, noisy, clamorous.
OFERHLŪDE
Adverb: over-loudly.
OFERHLȲP
Noun: jump, leap, bound.
OFERHLYTTRIAN
Verb: to clarify, strain.
OFERHOGA
Noun: proud man, despiser, contemptuous.
OFERHOGIAN
Verb: to despise, contemn, disdain, scorn.
OFERHOGIEND
Noun: despiser, contemner.
OFERHOGODNES
Noun: pride, disdain.
OFERHOLT
Noun: phalanx of shields.
OFERHŌN
Verb: to hang with something so as to cover an object.
OFERHRǢGAN
Verb: to tower above; to cover over.
OFERHRĒFAN
Verb: to cover, roof over.

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OFERHRĒOSAN
Verb: to fall.
OFERHRĒRAN
Verb: to overthrow.
OFERHRĒRED
Adjective: overthrown.
OFERHROPS
Noun: greediness, voracity.
OFERHYCGEAN
Verb: to despise, contemn, disdain, scorn.
OFERHYGD
1. Noun: pride, arrogance, conceit; high-mindedness, high-spirit, magnanimity.
2. Adjective: proud, haughty.
OFERHYGDGIAN
Verb: to be proud.
OFERHYGDIG
1. Noun: pride.
2. Adjective: proud, arrogant, haughty, supercilious.
OFERHYGDIGLĪCE
Adverb: proudly, arrogantly, presumptuously.
OFERHYGDLIC
Adjective: proud, arrogant, presumptuous.
OFERHYGDNES
Noun: excessive pride, arrogance.
OFERHYLMEND
Noun: one who conceals, dissembler.
OFERHȲRE
Adjective: disobedient, heedless; regardless, neglectful.
OFERHYRNED
Adjective: having horns above.
OFERHȲRNES
1. Noun: disobedience, neglect, heedlessness.
2. See oferhīernes.
OFERĪDYLLĪCE
Adverb: emptily, vainly.

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OFERING
Noun: superfluity, superabundance.
OFERLĀD
Noun: carrying across, translation.
OFERLǢDAN
Verb: to cover, draw over; to oppress; to carry across, translate.
OFERLǢFAN
Verb: to leave over; to remain.
OFERLÆG
Noun: cloak.
OFERLAGU
Noun: cloak.
OFERLECGAN
Verb: to place over, lay over, above or upon something; to overburden, surfeit; to cover; to
oppress.
OFERLĒOF
Adjective: exceedingly dear.
OFERLĒORAN
Verb: to pass, pass away, pass over or by; to transgress, prevaricate; to abandon.
OFERLĒORNES
Noun: transgression.
OFERLIBBAN
Verb: to survive, outlive.
OFERLĪCE
Adverb: excessively.
OFERLIFA
Noun: excess (in food).
OFERLĪHTAN
Verb: to light upon, outshine, excel in brightness.
OFERLĪÐAN
Verb: to pass over, cross (water), sail over or across.
OFERLUFU
Noun: excessive love.
OFERLYFTLIC
Adjective: above the air.

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OFERMÆCGA
Noun: man superior to others, illustrious person.
OFERMÆGEN
Noun: superior or overwhelming force.
OFERMǢNAN
Verb: to confute.
OFERMǢNED
Adjective: made too common, trite.
OFERMÆSTAN
Verb: to over-fatten.
OFERMǢTE
Adjective: immense, excessive, immoderate, beyond measure.
OFERMǢTLIC
Adjective: vast, immense.
OFERMAGAN
Verb: to prevail.
OFERMĀÐUM
Noun: valuable or costly treasure.
OFERMEARCUNG
Noun: superscription.
OFERMĒDE
1. Noun: pride.
2. Adjective: proud, arrogant, presumptuous.
OFERMĒDLA
Noun: pride, haughtiness.
OFERMETE
Noun: food in excess, gluttony, gorging; feast where food is in excess.
OFERMĒTTO
Noun: excess, pride, arrogance, haughtiness, presumption.
OFERMICEL
Adjective: overmuch, excessive.
OFERMICELNES
Noun: excess, overgreatness.
OFERMISTIAN
Verb: to obscure.

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OFERMŌD
1. Noun: pride, arrogance, insolence, over confidence; high style.
2. Adjective: proud, arrogance, presumptuous, insolent; overbearing.
OFERMŌDGIAN
Verb: to be proud, arrogant or haughty; to be puffed up with pride.
OFERMŌDGUNG
Noun: pride.
OFERMŌDIG
Adjective: proud, arrogant, saucy; wanton.
OFERMŌDIGLĪCE
Adverb: proudly, arrogantly, presumptuously.
OFERMŌDIGNES
Noun: pride, arrogance, haughtiness.
OFERMŌDLIC
Adjective: proud, arrogant, haughty, presumptuous, insolent.
OFERMŌDLĪCE
Adverb: proudly, arrogantly, insolently.
OFERMŌDNES
Noun: pride, arrogance, haughtiness.
OFERNĒOD
1. Noun: extreme need.
2. Adjective: very necessary.
OFERNIMAN
Verb: to seize, take away, carry of; to take by surprise; to take by violence; to violate, ravish; to
come over.
OFERNŌN
Noun: afternoon.
OFERPLANTIAN
Verb: transplantare.
OFERPRŪT
1. Adjective: over proud, arrogant, haughty, presumptuous, puffed up.
2. Noun: excessive pride.
OFERRǢDAN
Verb: to read over or through, peruse; to consider, infer.
OFERRǢDLĪCE

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Adverb: frequently.
OFERRANC
Adjective: too luxurious, extravagant, sumptuous.
OFERRECCAN
Verb: to convince, confute; to convict.
OFERRENCU
Noun: over-luxuriance, extravagance.
OFERRĪCSIAN
Verb: to dominate, rule over.
OFERRĪDAN
Verb: to ride across, cross on horseback.
OFERRŌWAN
Verb: to row over, cross by rowing.
OFERSǢLIC
Adjective: transmarine, on the other side of the sea.
OFERSǢLIG
Adjective: more than happy, exceedingly fortunate.
OFERSǢLÐ
Noun: excessive happiness or pleasure.
OFERSǢWISC
Adjective: transmarine, from beyond the sea; foreign.
OFERSĀWAN
Verb: to sow over.
OFERSCĒADAN
Verb: to separate, divide; to scatter over, sprinkle over.
OFERSCEADIAN
Verb: to cover with a shadow, overshadow.
OFERSCEATT
Noun: interest; money in excess, usury.
OFERSCĒAWIAN
Verb: to overlook, superintend.
OFERSCĒAWIGEND
Noun: overseer, superintendent, bishop.
OFERSCĪNAN
Verb: to illuminate, cover with light; to excel (in brightness).

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OFERSCŪWIAN
Verb: to overshadow.
OFERSĒAM
Noun: bag, special bag.
OFERSĒCAN
Verb: to overtax; to press too hard.
OFERSEGL
Noun: top-sail.
OFERSEGLIAN
Verb: to cross by sailing.
OFERSENDAN
Verb: to transmit.
OFERSĒOCNES
Noun: extreme sickness.
OFERSEOLFRIAN
Verb: to cover with silver.
OFERSĒON
Verb: to see, observe; to overlook; to survey; to neglect, despise.
OFERSETTAN
Verb: to set over; to overcome; to oppress.
OFERSEWENNESS
Noun: contempt; (legal term) fine for disobedience to authority.
OFERSITTAN
Verb: to occupy, sit upon; to possess, take possession of; to abstain from, refrain, desist, forbear.
OFERSIWENLIC
Adjective: contemptible.
OFERSLǢP
Noun: excessive sleep.
OFERSLĒAN
Verb: to reduce, subdue; to overcome.
OFERSLEGE
Noun: lintel.
OFERSLOP
Noun: (loose) upper garment, stole, surplice.
OFERSLYPE

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Noun: over-garment, surplice.
OFERSMĒAUNG
Noun: excessive consideration of a subject.
OFERSMĪTAN
Verb: to oversmear with something.
OFERSPRǢC
Noun: excessive speaking, loquacity; utterance.
OFERSPRǢCE
Adjective: talkative, loquacious; tale-bearing.
OFERSPRǢDAN
Verb: to cover, overspread, overlay.
OFERSPRECA
Noun: one who talks too much, one who talks extravagantly or inconsiderately.
OFERSPRECAN
Verb: to say too much; to be abusive.
OFERSPRECOL
Adjective: talkative, loquacious; indiscreet, tattling.
OFERSPRECOLNES
Noun: talkativeness, loquacity.
OFERSPYRIAN
Verb: to traverse.
OFERSTǢLAN
Verb: to convince, confute, overcome in a dispute; to convict.
OFERSTÆPPAN
Verb: to cross, over-step, exceed.
OFERSTANDAN
Verb: to stand or be over or above.
OFERSTEALL
Noun: opposition.
OFERSTEALLA
Noun: survivor.
OFERSTELLAN
Verb: to cross, jump over.
OFERSTĪGAN
1. Verb: to scale, mount, rise above; to overcome, surmount, surpass, excel; transcend, exceed.

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2. Verb: to scale, mount, climb over, rise above.
OFERSTIGE
Noun: astonishment, ecstasy.
OFERSTĪGENDLIC
Adjective: superlative.
OFERSTIGENNES
Noun: passing over.
OFERSWICOL
Adjective: very deceitful.
OFERSWIMMAN
Verb: to swim over or across.
OFERSWINGAN
Verb: to strike through.
OFERSWĪÐAN
Verb: to overcome, surpass, excel, vanquish; to overpower, conquer.
OFERSWĪÐE
Adverb: over-much, too much, excessively.
OFERSWĪÐEND
Noun: vanquisher, conqueror.
OFERSWĪÐESTRE
Noun: conqueror.
OFERSWĪÐNES
Noun: oppression, pressure, distress.
OFERSWĪÐRIAN
Verb: to prevail, conquer.
OFERSWĪÐUNG
Noun: oppression, pressure, distress.
OFERSWŌGAN
Verb: to cover thickly, choke.
OFERSȲMAN
Verb: to overload; to oppress.
OFERTÆL
Noun: odd number.
OFERTÆLE
Adjective: superstitious.

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OFERTALIAN
Verb: to convince, confute.
OFERTELDAN
Verb: to cover with an awning.
OFERTĒON
Verb: to cover, draw cover; to finish, bring to an end.
OFERTOGENNES
Noun: condition of being covered.
OFERTRAHTNIAN
Verb: to comment upon, expound, treat of.
OFERTREDAN
Verb: to trample upon, tread under foot.
OFERTRŪWA
Noun: over-confidence.
OFERTRŪWIAN
Verb: to trust too much to.
OFERTRŪWOD
Adjective: over-confident.
OFERÐEARF
Noun: extreme need, extreme distress.
OFERÐEARFA
Noun: one in extreme need.
OFERÐECCAN
Verb: to cover, hide.
OFERÐENCAN
Verb: to think over, consider, reflect.
OFERÐĒON
Verb: to surpass, excel.
OFERÐŌHT
Adjective: thought over, considered.
OFERÐRĒAWIAN
Verb: increpare.
OFERÐRYCCEDNES
Noun: pressure.
OFERÐRYMM

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Noun: excessive power.
OFERUFA
1. Adverb: upon, above.
2. Adposition: on, upon, above.
OFERWACIAN
Verb: to watch over, act as a guard.
OFERWADAN
Verb: to cross by wading.
OFERWANDIAN
Verb: to delay, pause.
OFERWEALDAN
Verb: to control, rule over; to get the better of.
OFERWEALDEND
Noun: ruler, governor, over-lord.
OFERWEAXAN
Verb: to overgrow, overspread.
OFERWEDER
Noun: storm, tempest.
OFERWELIG
Adjective: very rich.
OFERWENIAN
Verb: to be proud; to become insolent or presumptuous.
OFERWEORC
Noun: superstructure, tomb, sarcophagus.
OFERWEORPAN
1. Verb: to overthrow; to assault, throw upon; to sprinkle; to fall down.
2. Verb: to overthrow; throw upon, sprinkle; to fall down.
OFERWĒSNES
Noun: over-indulgence.
OFERWĪGAN
Verb: to overcome in fight; to conquer.
OFERWILLAN
Verb: to boil, overboil; to boil down.
OFERWINNAN
Verb: to overcome; to vanquish, conquer, subdue; to contend with.

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OFERWINTRAN
Verb: to winter, pass the winter, go through the winter.
OFERWIST
Noun: excess in eating, gluttony.
OFERWISTLIC
Adjective: excess in eating; supersubstantial.
OFERWLENCAN
Verb: to be very wealthy.
OFERWLENCU
Noun: excessive riches, superabundant means, ostentation.
OFERWRECAN
Verb: to overwhelm.
OFERWRĒON
Verb: to cover, veil, overspread; to hide, conceal; to clothe.
OFERWRIGELS
Noun: covering.
OFERWRIT
Noun: letter, epistle; superscription.
OFERWRITEN
Noun: what is written above, superscription.
OFERWRIÐAN
Verb: to wrap round, cover up with a wrapper.
OFERWYRCAN
Verb: to cover over, overlay.
OFERWYRÐE
Adjective: very worthy.
OFERYLDU
Noun: extreme old age.
OFERYMBWENDNESS
Noun: transmutation.
OFERYRNAN
Verb: to go or run over, overwhelm; to cross, pass by running; to spread over or throughout.
OFERȲÐ
Noun: overwhelming wave; vacillation, wavering.
OFESC

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Noun: border.
OFESTAN
See (ge)ofestan.
OFETEN
Adjective: that has eaten excessively, fat.
OFETT
Noun: fruit; legume, pulse.
OFFARAN
Verb: to intercept; to overtake; to attack, fall upon.
OFFEALLAN
Verb: to cut off; to fall upon, kill by falling, destroy; to end; to be lost to, fall away from.
OFFĒRAN
Verb: to overtake (an enemy).
OFFERENDA
Noun: psalm or anthem sung during the offertory.
OFFERIAN
Verb: to bear or carry off.
OFFĒSTRE
Noun: nurse not living in the house; foster-mother.
OFFLĒOGAN
Verb: to fly away.
OFFRETTAN
Verb: to eat up, devour.
OFFRIAN
See (ge)offrian.
OFFRINGCLĀÐ
Noun: offertory cloth.
OFFRINGDISC
Noun: paten, offering-dish.
OFFRINGHLĀF
Noun: sacrificial bread, the show-bread.
OFFRINGSANG
Noun: hymn sung when an offering is made.
OFFRINGSCEAT
Noun: offering-sheet, offering-napkin.

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OFFRUNG
Noun: offering of a sacrifice, sacrifice, bread and wine offered in the Eucharistic service; sacrifice,
presenting to God, oblation.
OFFRUNGDÆG
Noun: feast of unleavened bread.
OFFRUNGHŪS
Noun: house of sacrifice.
OFFRUNGSPIC
Noun: sacrificial bacon, bacon offered to idols.
OFFYLIGAN
Verb: to come up with; to follow up, overtake by pursuit.
OFFYLLAN
Verb: to strike down, kill by felling, destroy.
OFGĀN
Verb: to demand, require, exact; to exhort; to obtain, attain, acquire, gain; to start from,
begin.
OFGANGENDE
Adjective: derivative.
OFGANGENDLIC
Adjective: derivative.
OFGEORN
Adjective: too eager, elated.
OFGĒOTAN
Verb: to moisten, steep, soak, souse; to quench, put out a fire; to pour out.
OFGERĀD
Adjective: appropriate.
OFGESTĪGNES
Noun: descent.
OFGIEFAN
Verb: to leave, abandon, quit, give up, desert; to resign.
OFHABBAN
Verb: to keep from, restrain, hold back.
OFHÆCCAN
Verb: to hack off.
OFHAGIAN

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Verb: to be inconvenient.
OFHEALDAN
Verb: to retain withhold, keep back.
OFHEARMIAN
Verb: to cause grief.
OFHENDE
Adjective: absent, lost; out of one’s hand; taken away.
OFHĪERAN
Verb: to hear, overhear.
OFHINGRIAN
Verb: to be hungry.
OFHNĪTAN
Verb: to kill by butting, gore to death.
OFHRĒOSAN
Verb: to cover, bury; to fall down, fall headlong; to overwhelm.
OFHRĒOWAN
Verb: to cause or feel grief or pity.
OFHWYLFAN
Verb: to roll away.
OFHYNGROD
Adjective: very hungry; eagerly desirous.
OFHYRIAN
Verb: to imitate.
OFIRNAN
Verb: to overtake; to tire with running.
OFLǢTAN
Verb: to let go; to give up, leave behind, lay aside; to flow.
OFLǢTE
Noun: offering, oblation; sacramental wafer.
OFLǢTHLĀF
Noun: loaf of the bread used for the Eucharist.
OFLANGIAN
Verb: to long.
OFLECGAN
Verb: to lay down; to cover.

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OFLĒOGAN
Verb: to lie, be false.
OFLĒORAN
Verb: to pass away.
OFLICGAN
Verb: to oppress; to hurt by lying upon; to overlay.
OFLĪCIAN
Verb: to displease, be displeasing.
OFLINNAN
Verb: to cease, stop; to desist, leave off.
OFLYST
Adjective: pleased with, desirous of.
OFLYSTAN
Verb: to please, fill with desire.
OFLYSTED
Adjective: desirous of; pleased with.
OFMANIAN
Verb: to exact a fine or due.
OFMUNAN
Verb: to remember, recall to mind, recollect.
OFMYRÐRIAN
Verb: to murder.
OFNĒADIAN
Verb: to exhort, obtain by force.
OFNET
Noun: closed vessel, small vessel.
OFNIMAN
Verb: to fail.
OFOST
Noun: speed, haste, zeal.
OFOSTLĪCE
Adverb: quickly, speedily, hastily, hurriedly.
OFRǢCAN
Verb: to obtain, reach.
OFRĪDAN

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Verb: to overtake by riding.
OFSACAN
Verb: to deny a charge.
OFSCACAN
Verb: to shudder, shake with fear.
OFSCEAMIAN
Verb: to put to shame.
OFSCĒOTAN
Verb: to wound, hit, shoot down, kill.
OFSCOTEN
Adjective: elf-struck (of cattle seized with sudden disease).
OFSCOTIAN
Verb: to shoot, wound or kill with an arrow or spear.
OFSENDAN
Verb: to send for, reach by sending; to summon.
OFSĒON
Verb: to see, observe, behold.
OFSETENES
Noun: siege; sitting down.
OFSETNIAN
Verb: to besiege; to encompass.
OFSETTAN
Verb: to afflict, overwhelm, press hard, oppress; to beset.
OFSETTUNG
Noun: pressure.
OFSITTAN
Verb: to repress, press down, oppress; to occupy, sit upon, besiege; to check; to hedge in.
OFSLĒAN
Verb: to cut off; to strike down, injure, wound by a blow, kill, slay.
OFSLEGENNES
Noun: destruction, killing, slaughter.
OFSLĪTAN
Verb: to bite, wound by a bite.
OFSMORIAN
Verb: to suffocate, strangle, choke.

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OFSNĪÐAN
Verb: to cut off, kill by cutting, slaughter.
OFSPRING
Noun: offspring, progeny, descendants; posterity.
OFSPYRIAN
Verb: to find out by inquiry or search, trace out.
OFSTǢNAN
Verb: to stone to death, kill.
OFSTÆPPAN
Verb: to trample upon.
OFSTANDAN
Verb: to continue, persist, remain; to stop in a place; to restore, make restitution.
OFSTEDE
Adverb: immediately.
OFSTENDE
Adjective: hastening.
OFSTICIAN
Verb: to pierce, stab (to death), wound or kill by a thrust; to transfix.
OFSTIG
Adjective: swift, hasty.
OFSTĪGAN
Verb: to descend; to ascend; to depart.
OFSTINGAN
Verb: to pierce, stab (to death), wound or kill by a thrust.
OFSTOFEN
Adjective: impelled.
OFSWELGAN
Verb: to swallow up, devour.
OFSWERIAN
Verb: to abjure, deny on oath.
OFSWINGAN
Verb: to scourge to death.
OFSWȲÐAN
Verb: to overcome, overpower.
OFT

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Adverb: often, frequently.
OFTACAN
Verb: to overtake.
OFTALU
Noun: rejoinder; verdict against a claim.
OFTĒON
Verb: to take away, withdraw; to withhold, deny, keep back.
OFTFĒÐRE
Adjective: requiring many journeys to carry.
OFTIGE
Noun: withholding, holding back.
OFTORFIAN
Verb: to stone to death, kill.
OFTRǢDE
Adjective: often or always available, ready at many times; frequent.
OFTRǢDLIC
Adjective: frequent.
OFTRǢDLĪCE
Adverb: often, frequently, habitually.
OFTRAHTUNG
Noun: pulling out.
OFTREDAN
Verb: to tread down, trample upon, injure or destroy by treading.
OFTREDDAN
Verb: to tread to death.
OFTSĪÐ
Noun: frequent occasion.
OFTÐWĒAL
Noun: frequent washing.
OFTYRFAN
Verb: to stone.
OFÐǢNAN
Verb: to moisten.
OFÐE
Conjunction: or.

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OFÐECGAN
Verb: to consume, destroy.
OFÐEFIAN
Verb: to be exceedingly heated.
OFÐENCAN
Verb: to remember, recall to mind.
OFÐĪNAN
Verb: to get or be too moist.
OFÐINEN
Adjective: too moist.
OFÐRINGAN
Verb: to crowd, throng; to press upon.
OFÐRYCCAN
Verb: to press, squeeze, crush; to repress, cumber, subdue; to afflict, oppress; to destroy; to occupy
forcibly.
OFÐRYCCEDNES
Noun: distress, trouble, oppression; repression.
OFÐRYSCAN
Verb: to repress, beat down; to suppress.
OFÐRYSMIAN
Verb: to choke, stifle.
OFÐYLMAN
Verb: to suffocate, choke.
OFÐYNCAN
Verb: to displease, give offence, insult, vex; to weary; to grieve.
OFÐYRSTAN
Verb: to suffer from thirst, be thirsty, thirst (for).
OFÐȲSTRIAN
Verb: to darken, obscure.
OFUNNAN
Verb: to deny, refuse to grant; to envy, begrudge.
OFWEORPAN
Verb: to kill by casting (stones, missiles, etc.).
OFWORPIAN
Verb: to kill by casting (stones, etc.).

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OFWUNDRIAN
Verb: to be astonished.
OFWYRTRUMIAN
Verb: to eradicate.
ŌGA
Noun: fear, dread, terror, horror; terrible or horrible object.
ŌGENGEL
1. Noun: bar, bolt.
2. See ongegnel.
ŌHILDE
Adjective: inclined, sloping.
ŌHT
1. Noun: fear, terror; persecution, active enmity; hostility.
2. See āwith (1).
3. See āwith (2).
4. See āwith (3).
OHTRĪP
Noun: harvest.
ŌLǢCUNG
Noun: conspiratio.
OLBENDA
Noun: camel.
ŌLECCAN
Verb: to soothe, caress, treat gently; to charm, please, gratify; to flatter, allure, fawn upon, pay
court to; to propitiate; to be submissive.
ŌLECCERE
Noun: flatterer.
ŌLECCUNG
Noun: soothing, caressing, gentleness of treatment; flattery, fawning, adulation; charm,
allurement; persuasion.
ŌLECTEND
Noun: flatterer.
ŌLEHTUNG
Noun: flattering, adulation; indulgence; pleasing condition or process.
OLFEND

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Noun: camel.
OLFENDE
Noun: camel.
OLFENDMYRE
Noun: she-camel.
OLL
Noun: contempt, scorn; insult, contumely.
ŌLÐWONG
Noun: strap.
ŌLYHTWORD
Noun: flattering speech.
ŌM
Noun: rust.
OMA
Noun: liquid measure.
ŌMAN
Noun: eruptions of the skin, erysipelas.
ŌMCYNN
Noun: corrupt humour.
OME
Noun: liquid measure.
OMER
Noun: bird, bird’s name; hammer (in yellow-hammer).
ŌMIAN
Verb: to rust, become rusty.
ŌMIG
Adjective: rusty, rust-eaten, rust-coloured; inflammatory.
ŌMIHTE
Adjective: inflammatory.
ON-
Affix: often meaningless.
ON
1. Adposition: on, upon, on to; in, into, within; up to; among, during, at, on, about; against;
towards; according to, in accordance with, in respect to; for, in exchange for
2. Adverb: on, onward, forward; continuously; at once; forthwith.

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3. See and (1).
ONĀCENNED
Adjective: inborn.
ONĀDŌN
Verb: to put on.
ONǢHT
Noun: possession.
ONǢLAN
Verb: to heat; to set on fire, inflame, ignite, kindle, burn; to consume; to incite; to inspire; to
enlighten.
ONǢLEND
Noun: incensor.
ONǢLET
Noun: lightning.
ONǢR
Adverb: formerly.
ONÆÐELE
Adjective: natural.
ONĀFÆSTNIAN
Verb: to make fast, bind.
ONĀGĒOTAN
Verb: to infuse.
ONĀHEBBAN
Verb: to lift up, exalt.
ONĀHŌN
Verb: to hang on.
ONĀL
Noun: burning, incense, kindling.
ONĀLĪHTAN
Verb: illuminate.
ONĀRĪSAN
Verb: to rise up (against).
ONĀSĀWAN
Verb: to implant, instil.
ONĀSCUNUNG

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Noun: exasperation; detestation, abomination.
ONĀSENDAN
Verb: to implant in; to impart to.
ONĀSENDEDNES
Noun: immission.
ONĀSETEDNES
Noun: imposition, laying on (of hands).
ONĀSETTAN
Verb: to place on, set upon, impress upon.
ONĀSLAGEN
Adjective: beaten (of metal).
ONĀSLĪDAN
Verb: to fall away, fail.
ONĀSWĒGAN
Verb: to sound forth.
ONĀWINNAN
Verb: to fight against.
ONBÆC
Adverb: back, backwards, behind.
ONBÆCLING
Adverb: back, backward, behind; at one's back.
ONBÆRNAN
Verb: to heat, set on fire, light, ignite, kindle, inflame; to burn; to inspire.
ONBÆRNING
Noun: incense.
ONBÆRNNES
Noun: incense, frankincense.
ONBǢRU
Noun: wrong behaviour, anger, vexation; self-restraint.
ONBĀSNUNG
Noun: expectation, awaiting.
ONBEBLĀWAN
Verb: to blow upon.
ONBEBRINGAN
Verb: to bring upon.

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ONBECYME
Noun: approach, access.
ONBEFEALLAN
Verb: to fall upon.
ONBEFLŌWAN
Verb: to flow upon.
ONBĒGNES
Noun: bending, curvature.
ONBEHRĒOSAN
Verb: to fall.
ONBELǢDAN
Verb: to inflict upon, lead or bring in.
ONBĒN
Noun: imprecation.
ONBĒODAN
Verb: to order, command; to tell, announce, declare, proclaim, send word, bid.
ONBEORNAN
Verb: to set fire to, kindle, inflame.
ONBĒOTEND
Adjective: threatening, impending.
ONBERAN
Verb: to carry off, plunder; to weaken, diminish, enfeeble; to impair, destroy; to be situated, lie.
ONBESCĒAWUNG
Noun: examination, inspection.
ONBESCĒOFAN
Verb: to thrust out.
ONBESENDAN
Verb: to send to.
ONBESLAGEN
Adjective: inflicted.
ONBESMĪTAN
Verb: to defile.
ONBESTǢLAN
Verb: to convict of crime.
ONBĪDAN

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Verb: to remain, wait; to wait for, await, expect; to attend upon; to abide.
ONBĪGAN
Verb: to subdue, subjugate, cause to bend.
ONBINDAN
1. Verb: to loosen, untie, unbind; to release, set free; to disclose.
2. See unbindan.
ONBĪTAN
1. Verb: to taste of, partake of; to feed upon.
2. See ābītan.
ONBLÆST
Noun: attack, onrush.
ONBLÆSTAN
Verb: to break in.
ONBLANDAN
Verb: to mingle, intermingle; to infect.
ONBLĀWAN
Verb: to blow on or into, breathe into, inspire, inflate; to puff up.
ONBLĀWING
Noun: breathing upon.
ONBLĀWNES
Noun: inspiration.
ONBLŌTAN
Verb: to offer, sacrifice, kill a victim.
ONBORGIAN
Verb: to borrow.
ONBREGDAN
Verb: to move, move quickly; to start up; to burst open.
ONBRING
Noun: instigation.
ONBRINGELLE
Noun: instigation.
ONBRINNAN
Verb: to set fire to, inflame.
ONBRYCE
Noun: irruption, inroad; attack.

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ONBRYRD
Adjective: excited, fired, ardent; contrite.
ONBRYRDAN
See (ge)onbryrdan.
ONBRYRDING
Noun: incitement, stimulus.
ONBRYRDNES
Noun: inspiration, ardour, keen feeling, incitement, animation; compunction, remorse,
contrition; instigation, stimulus.
ONBŪGAN
Verb: to bend, bow, incline, bend in reverence; to deviate; to agree with, submit; to yield to.
ONBŪTAN
1. Adposition: about, around, round about.
2. Adverb: about, round, around, round about.
3. See ābūtan (1).
4. See ābūtan (2).
ONBYRGAN
1. Verb: to eat, take food; to taste.
2. Verb: to be surety.
ONBYRGING
Noun: tasting; taking food.
ONBYRHTAN
Verb: to illumine.
ONBYRIGNES
1. Noun: tasting.
2. See anbyrignes.
ONCENNAN
Verb: to bear, bring forth.
ONCIERRAN
Verb: to alter, change, turn; to pervert; to turn off or away, turn aside, avert; to turn back,
reverse, revoke; to prevent; to go.
ONCĪGAN
Verb: to call upon, invoke.
ONCĪGNES
Noun: invocation.

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ONCĪGUNG
Noun: invocation, invoking.
ONCLIFIAN
Verb: to adhere, stick to, persist in.
ONCLYFIENDE
Adjective: sticking to, persistent, tenacious.
ONCLYPIAN
Verb: to invoke, call upon.
ONCNǢWE
Adjective: known, recognised.
ONCNĀWAN
Verb: to know, perceive, understand; to observe; to recognise, acknowledge, identify; to disclose,
confess.
ONCNĀWEND
Noun: one who knows.
ONCNĀWENNES
Noun: knowledge, conception, acknowledgement; recognition.
ONCNĀWUNG
Noun: knowledge, acknowledgement.
ONCNYSSAN
Verb: to afflict, cast down..
ONCUNNAN
Verb: to know; to reproach, accuse, blame.
ONCUNNES
Noun: accusation; excuse.
ONCUNNING
Noun: accusation.
ONCWEALDAN
Verb: to slay.
ONCWEÐAN
Verb: to answer, reply; to resound, echo; to protest.
ONCȲÐAN
Verb: to make known, announce.
ONCȲÐDǢD
Noun: injury, hurtful deed.

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ONCȲÐIG
Adjective: conscious, understanding; known; not acquainted with.
ONCȲÐÐ
Noun: distress, grief, pain.
ONDǢLAN
Verb: to impart, infuse.
ONDǢLEND
Noun: one who imparts, infuser.
ONDESN
Noun: fear.
ONDLĒANIAN
Verb: to grant.
ONDŌN
1. Verb: to put on (clothes).
2. See undōn.
ONDŌUNG
Noun: putting in, injection.
ONDRǢDAN
Verb: to fear, dread; to be afraid.
ONDRǢDENLIC
Adjective: fearful, terrible; tremendous.
ONDRǢDING
Noun: fear, dread, terror.
ONDRENCAN
1. Verb: to intoxicate, inebriate; to fill with water.
2. See indrencan.
ONDRINCAN
Verb: to drink.
ONDRUNCNIAN
Verb: to become intoxicated, get drunk.
ONDRYSENLĪCE
Adverb: with fear, terribly; awfully, reverently.
ONDRYSNE
Adjective: awful, feared, dreadful, terrible; respectable, venerable, venerated.
ONDRYSNESS

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Noun: fear.
ONDRYSNLIC
Adjective: dreadful, terrible.
ONDRYSNU
Noun: fear; respect, reverence, awe; etiquette.
ONDŪNE
Adverb: down.
ONEALDIAN
Verb: to grow old.
ONEARDIAN
Verb: to inhabit.
ONEARDIEND
Noun: inhabitant, indweller.
ONĒGAN
Verb: to fear, dread.
ONĒHTING
Noun: persecution.
ONEMN
1. Adposition: by, near, alongside of, abreast of; during.
2. Adverb: together; directly, exactly.
ONEMNÐRŌWIGAN
Verb: to sympathise.
ONERIAN
Verb: to plough up.
ONERNING
Noun: attack, assault.
ŌNETTAN
Verb: to move rapidly, be quick; to hasten, hurry forward, anticipate; to be active or busy; to
press, strive.
ŌNETTUNG
Noun: precipitation, hastening.
ONĒÐGUNG
Noun: breathing on, inspiration.
ONFÆGNIAN
Verb: to show gladness, fawn on.

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ONFÆRELD
Noun: progress, going on, journey; going in, entrance; attack, assault.
ONFÆSTAN
Verb: to make fast; to fix.
ONFÆSTNIAN
Verb: to transfix, pierce.
ONFÆÐMNES
Noun: embrace.
ONFANGEND
Noun: receiver.
ONFANGENNES
Noun: receiving, reception, acceptance.
ONFEALDAN
Verb: to unfold, unwrap.
ONFEALL
Noun: swelling.
ONFEALLENDE
Adjective: on-rushing; overwhelming.
ONFEOHTAN
Verb: to attack, assault, fight with.
ONFINDAN
1. Verb: to perceive, feel, notice, learn; to experience, suffer, meet with; to find out, discover,
detect, be aware of; to come across, meet with; to get, obtain.
2. See āfindan.
ONFINDEND
Noun: one who finds out.
ONFLǢSCNES
Noun: incarnation.
ONFLYGE
Noun: infectious disease.
ONFLYGEN
Noun: infectious disease.
ONFŌN
1. Verb: to take, receive, accept; to take hold of; to stand sponsor; to harbour, favour
unrighteously; to begin, undertake; to undergo; to conceive; to allow to come, not to exclude.

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2. See āfōn.
ONFŌND
Noun: one who undertakes or supports.
ONFŌNDLIC
Adjective: that is to be received.
ONFORAN
1. Adposition: before, at the beginning of.
2. Adverb: before, in front of.
ONFORDŌN
Adjective: destroyed.
ONFOREWEARDAN
Adverb: in front, in the front of; in the first line, in the fore part, in the earlier part of; above
all.
ONFOREWEARDUM
Adverb: in front, in the first line, in the fore part; above all.
ONFORHTIAN
Verb: to fear, be afraid.
ONFORWYRD
Noun: destruction.
ONFUNDELNES
Noun: experience, proof.
ONFUNDEN
Adjective: experienced, having knowledge by experience; discovered, found.
ONFUNDENNES
Noun: explanation; experience, experiment, trial; finding out, discovery.
ONGÆGUM
Adposition: towards.
ONGALAN
Verb: to charm, recite (a charm).
ONGALEND
Noun: enchanter.
ONGALNES
Noun: constant singing or song.
ONGĀN
1. Verb: to approach, enter into; to attack.

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2. See ongēan (2).
ONGANG
Noun: entrance, incursion; irruption, assault; attack; worship.
ONGANGAN
Verb: to approach, enter into; to attack.
ONGEADOR
Adverb: together.
ONGĒAN
1. Adposition: towards, in the way of; against, contrary to, opposite to; in return for, in reply
to, in response, in exchange for.
2. Adverb: back, opposite, on the other hand; again; towards; in reply.
ONGĒANCĪGAN
Verb: to call back.
ONGĒANCIRRING
Noun: return.
ONGĒANCLYPPAN
Verb: to call back.
ONGĒANCYME
Noun: return.
ONGĒANCYRRENDLIC
Adjective: relative.
ONGĒANFÆR
Noun: return.
ONGĒANFEALDAN
Verb: to fold or roll back.
ONGĒANFĒRAN
Verb: to go again, return.
ONGĒANFLŌWENDE
Adjective: refluent, ebbing and flowing.
ONGĒANHWORFENNES
Noun: obstacle.
ONGĒANHWYRF
Noun: return.
ONGĒANHWYRFAN
Verb: to turn or change again, return.

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ONGĒANLECGAN
Verb: to lay up, store up.
ONGĒANRYNE
Noun: course.
ONGĒANSPRECEND
Noun: one who reproaches or blames.
ONGĒANSTANDAN
Verb: to urge, insist upon, stand toward or against.
ONGĒANWEARD
Adjective: going back, against or towards; near.
ONGĒANWEARDES
Adverb: towards.
ONGĒANWEARDLIC
Adjective: adversative.
ONGĒANWEARDLĪCE
Adverb: adversatively.
ONGĒANWERIAN
Verb: to revile in return.
ONGĒANWINNENDE
Adjective: resisting, struggling.
ONGĒANWIÐERIAN
Verb: to oppose.
ONGĒANWYRDNES
Noun: what lies in the way, opposition.
ONGEBOREN
Adjective: in-born.
ONGEBRINGAN
Verb: to bring upon; to impose, enjoin; to incline, induce.
ONGEBYRIGEAN
Verb: to taste, eat.
ONGECĪGAN
Verb: to call upon, invoke.
ONGECĪGUNG
Noun: invocation.
ONGEFÆSTNIAN

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Verb: to pierce.
ONGEFEALDAN
Verb: to wrap.
ONGEFEHT
Noun: attack, assault.
ONGEFLOGEN
Adjective: attacked by disease.
ONGEGNEL
Adjective: opposite.
ONGEHRĒOSAN
Verb: to rush upon, fall upon.
ONGEHȲÐNES
Noun: advantage, profit.
ONGELĪC
Adjective: like, similar.
ONGELIC
Noun: likeness, image.
ONGELĪCE
Adverb: in the same way, similarly.
ONGELĪCNES
Noun: form, pattern; parable.
ONGELĪHTAN
Verb: to illuminate, give light to, enlighten; to shine; to restore to sight.
ONGEMANG
1. Adposition: among; during, meanwhile.
2. Adverb: among; during, meanwhile.
ONGEMETHĀT
Adjective: exceedingly hot.
ONGENǢMAN
Verb: to take away (from).
ONGENIMAN
Verb: to take away.
ONGĒOTAN
Verb: to infuse, impregnate.
ONGĒOTUNG

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Noun: pouring in.
ONGESENDAN
Verb: to send to.
ONGESĒON
Verb: to see, look on, behold, regard, take notice of.
ONGESETENES
Noun: knowledge.
ONGESLĒAN
Verb: to slay.
ONGESPANAN
Verb: to draw on, allure.
ONGETǢCAN
Verb: to enjoin.
ONGETIMBRAN
Verb: to build up.
ONGEWEORC
Noun: making, work.
ONGEWINN
Noun: attack, assault.
ONGIELDAN
Verb: to pay for (a penalty), be punished for, atone for, undergo; to pay; to offer, give an
offering.
ONGIERWAN
Verb: to divest, strip, unclothe.
ONGIETAN
Verb: to seize, grasp; to feel, perceive, see, hear; to know, learn, understand; to recognise,
distinguish; to consider, judge; to experience; to find out, discover; to know carnally.
ONGIETENES
Noun: intellect, understanding, knowledge; meaning.
ONGIFAN
Verb: to give back; to forgive, pardon.
ONGINNAN
Verb: to begin, undertake, set about, set to work; to attempt, endeavour, try hard; to attack,
assail; to act, proceed, act strenuously.
ONGINNENDLIC

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Adjective: inchoative.
ONGINNES
Noun: beginning, undertaking.
ONGRATIAN
Verb: to smile, grate with the teeth.
ONGRINDAN
Verb: to smile, show the teeth, grind with the teeth.
ONGRYPE
Noun: attack, assault.
ONGRYRELIC
Adjective: horrible.
ONGUNNENES
1. Noun: undertaking.
2. See onginnes.
ONGYRDAN
Verb: to unfasten, unbuckle, ungird.
ONGYTE
Noun: infusion, inpouring.
ONHĀDIAN
Verb: to degrade from holy orders.
ONHǢLE
Adjective: whole, entire; concealed, secret, hidden.
ONHǢLED
Adjective: infirm, ill.
ONHǢTAN
Verb: to heat, inflame.
ONHAGIAN
Verb: to be possible or convenient, be suit; to please; to be at leisure; to be fighting.
ONHĀTAN
Verb: to promise.
ONHĀTIAN
Verb: to become or grow hot.
ONHĀWIAN
Verb: to behold.
ONHEALDAN

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1. Verb: to keep (at peace).
2. See āhealdan.
ONHĒAW
Noun: trunk of a tree, block to hew on.
ONHEBBAN
Verb: to raise up, erect, lift up, exalt; to leaven; to begin, take up; to take away, remove.
ONHEFEDNES
Noun: elevation; exaltation, elation, pride.
ONHERGIAN
Verb: to harass.
ONHETTING
Noun: persecution.
ONHIELDAN
Verb: to bend, bend down, bow, incline, lean, recline; to decline, sink; to fall away.
ONHIELDEDNES
Noun: declining.
ONHĪGIAN
Verb: to attack, assault, despoil.
ONHINDAN
Adverb: behind, backward.
ONHINDER
Adverb: behind, backward.
ONHINDERLING
Adverb: back.
ONHISCEND
Noun: mocker.
ONHLADAN
Verb: to discharge, unload.
ONHLĪDAN
Verb: to open, unclose; to disclose, appear, reveal.
ONHLINIAN
Verb: to lean on.
ONHNĪGAN
Verb: to bend down, bow; to press down; to worship.
ONHNIGENES

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Noun: adoration.
ONHŌHSNIAN
Verb: to detest, abominate; to put an end to.
ONHŌN
Verb: to suspend, hang, crucify.
ONHRÆGEL
Noun: covering, sheet.
ONHRĒODAN
Verb: to adorn.
ONHRĒOSAN
Verb: to attack, fall or rush upon, assail.
ONHRĒRAN
1. Verb: to move, move violently, stir; to move, disturb, agitate, arouse, excite.
2. See āhrēran.
ONHRĪNAN
1. Verb: to touch; to lay hold of.
2. See āhrīnan.
ONHRINE
Noun: touch, contact.
ONHRŌP
Noun: importunity, importunate clamour; reproach.
ONHRYRE
Noun: attack, assault.
ONHUPIAN
Verb: to retire, draw back; to recoil, step back.
ONHWELAN
Verb: to resound, bellow back.
ONHWEORFAN
1. Verb: to change, turn, reverse.
2. See andhweorfan.
ONHWERFAN
Verb: to change, turn; to invert, transpose, turn round.
ONHWERFEDNES
Noun: change, mutation.
ONHYCGAN

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Verb: to consider, reflect on.
ONHYRDAN
Verb: to comfort; to encourage, strengthen.
ONHYRENES
Noun: imitation.
ONHYRGEND
Noun: one who imitates or emulates.
ONHYRIAN
Verb: to imitate, emulate.
ONHYRING
Noun: imitation, emulation; zeal.
ONHȲRSUMIAN
Verb: to be busied with.
ONHYSCAN
Verb: to mock or hiss at, make a jest of; to reproach, speak ill, abuse, vilify; to detest; to deceive.
ONĪDLIAN
Verb: to empty.
ONIERNAN
Verb: to open; to give way, yield; to pour forth.
ONIN
Adverb: within.
ONINNAN
1. Adposition: into, within; among.
2. Adverb: into, within; among.
ONĪWAN
Verb: to show; to appear.
ONLÆCCAN
Verb: to reproach, blame.
ONLǢNAN
Verb: to lend, grant; to let, lease; to release, relax; to continue.
ONLǢTAN
Verb: to release, relax; to permit, let a thing go on; to continue; to forbear; to relinquish; to let
alone.
ONLECGENDE
Adjective: that is to be laid on; that is to be applied to a wound.

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ONLEGEN
Noun: poultice, on-laying, (medicinal) application.
ONLĒON
1. Verb: to give, bestow, lend, grant.
2. See ālēon.
ONLĪC
Adjective: like, similar, resembling, equal.
ONLĪCE
Adverb: like, in like manner, similarly.
ONLĪCNES
Noun: likeness, similitude, resemblance; image, picture, idol; parable; form, figure, statue;
height, stature; example, model.
ONLĪESAN
Verb: to release, set free, loosen, liberate; to deliver.
ONLĪESEDNES
Noun: remission (of sins).
ONLĪESEND
Noun: liberator, redeemer.
ONLĪESENDLIC
Adjective: that maybe released.
ONLĪESNES
Noun: deliverance, redemption.
ONLĪGAN
Verb: to inflame.
ONLĪHTAN
Verb: to illuminate, give light to, enlighten; to restore to sight; to shine.
ONLĪHTEND
Noun: one who enlightens.
ONLĪHTING
Noun: illumination, enlightening.
ONLĪHTNES
Noun: illumination, lightness, enlightening.
ONLIÐIAN
Verb: to relax, loosen.
ONLĪÐIGAN

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Verb: to yield, become pliant.
ONLŌCIAN
Verb: to look on, behold.
ONLŌCIEND
Noun: spectator, on-looker.
ONLŪTAN
Verb: to bend down, bow, incline.
ONLŪTUNG
Noun: lurking place; wrapper.
ONMǢLAN
Verb: to speak to, address.
ONMEARCA
Noun: inscription.
ONMEARCUNG
Noun: inscription.
ONMĒDAN
Verb: to presume, take upon one’s self.
ONMELTAN
Verb: to soften.
ONMĒTAN
Verb: to paint, cover as with colour.
ONMUNAN
Verb: to esteem, mind, think or consider worthy or entitled; to care for; to wish; to remember,
remind.
ONMYRRAN
Verb: to disturb, hinder, obstruct, mar.
ONNĒAN
Verb: to approach.
ONNĪED
Noun: oppression.
ONNIMAN
Verb: to take, receive.
ONNORÐAN
Adposition: on the north side of.
ONOPENIAN

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Verb: to open.
ONŌRETTAN
Verb: to accomplish, perform with effort.
ONORÐIAN
Verb: to inspire.
ONORÐUNG
Noun: inspiration, inbreathing.
ONPENNIAN
Verb: to open.
ONRĀD
Noun: riding on horseback.
ONRǢS
Noun: violent motion, on-rush, attack, assault, irruption, invasion.
ONRǢSAN
Verb: to rush (on).
ONRǢSEND
Noun: one who attacks or assaults.
ONRĒAFIAN
Verb: to despoil, deprive of, strip of.
ONRED
Noun: name of some plant.
ONRETTAN
Verb: to put confusion, disgrace.
ONRID
Noun: riding horse, steed, mount.
ONRĪDAN
Verb: to ride (on a raid, etc.).
ONRIHT
1. Adjective: right, proper, lawful; owned by.
2. Adverb: rightly, aright.
ONRIHTLĪCE
Adverb: rightly, duly.
ONRĪPTĪD
Noun: harvest-time.
ONRYNE

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Noun: course, running on; attack, assault, incursion.
ONSACAN
Verb: to dispute, contradict, contest, refute, deny, refuse; to strive against; to attack; to resist,
repel; to excuse oneself, exculpate; to renounce; to sacrifice.
ONSÆC
1. Adjective: denied, refused; excused, freed from a charge.
2. See andsӕc.
ONSǢGAN
Verb: to prostrate; to cause to sink down.
ONSǢGE
Adjective: attacking, falling upon, assailing.
ONSÆGEDNES
Noun: offering, sacrifice; oblation, sacrificial victim.
ONSÆGNES
Noun: sacrifice, oblation, holocaust; mystery.
ONSÆGUNG
Noun: offering in sacrifice.
ONSǢTNES
Noun: artifice, snare, plot, ambush.
ONSǢTNUNG
Noun: snare, wile, plot.
ONSǢTUNG
Noun: plot, wile.
ONSAGU
Noun: affirmation; reproach, accusation.
ONSAND
Noun: sending to another, sending against.
ONSANG
Noun: incantation.
ONSĀWAN
Verb: to sow; to introduce into, implant.
ONSCÆGAN
Verb: to mock, deride; to reproach.
ONSCEACAN
Verb: to remove, shake off; to shake.

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ONSCEACNES
Noun: excuse.
ONSCENDAN
Verb: to confound; to put to shame, mock.
ONSCEORTIAN
Verb: to grow short.
ONSCĒOTAN
Verb: to open.
ONSCILIAN
Verb: to resound, echo.
ONSCŌD
Adjective: unshod.
ONSCRȲDAN
Verb: to clothe.
ONSCUNIAN
Verb: to avoid, shun, fly from; to put away, refuse, reject; to hate, detest, execrate, despise; to
regard with fear, fear; to irritate; to reprove, convict.
ONSCUNIENDLIC
Adjective: hateful, detestable, execrable, abominable.
ONSCUNIGEND
Noun: one who hates, detests or shuns.
ONSCUNODLIC
Adjective: hateful, detestable.
ONSCUNUNG
Noun: execration, abomination; irritation, exasperation.
ONSCYTE
Noun: attack, assault; attack in words, backbiting, calumny.
ONSĒCAN
Verb: to require, exact.
ONSECGAN
Verb: to deny, renounce, abjure; to offer sacrifice; to inform; to impute, charge against; to
affirm.
ONSECGEND
Noun: sacrificer.
ONSENDAN

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Verb: to send out or forth, despatch; to transmit, yield up; to emit; to address.
ONSĒON
1. Verb: to see, behold, look on, regard, take notice of.
2. See ansīen (1).
ONSET
Noun: sitting on or riding on an animal.
ONSETENES
Noun: imposition, laying on; founding, constitution, institution; appointment; artifice, plot,
ambush.
ONSETNUNG
Noun: wile, plot.
ONSETTAN
Verb: to impose; to oppress, bear down.
ONSĪCAN
Verb: to sigh, groan.
ONSĪEN
1. Noun: lack, want.
2. See ansīen (1).
ONSĪGAN
Verb: to descend, decline, sink; to approach, impend; to assail.
ONSITTAN
1. Verb: to occupy, seat oneself in; to oppress.
2. Verb: to fear, dread.
ONSITTEND
Noun: rider.
ONSLÆGE
Noun: blow (struck on something).
ONSLǢPAN
Verb: to sleep, fall asleep, go to sleep.
ONSLĪDAN
Verb: to fall away, fail.
ONSLŪPAN
Verb: to unloose, untie.
ONSMYRUNG
Noun: anointing.

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ONSNǢSAN
Verb: to piece, run through; to spit.
ONSNĪÐAN
Verb: to cut up.
ONSPǢC
Noun: imputation, charge, claim.
ONSPǢTAN
Verb: to spit on; to spew into.
ONSPECA
Noun: accuser, claimant, one who brings a claim or charge; persecutor.
ONSPECEND
Noun: accuser, plaintiff.
ONSPILLEND
Noun: player, jester.
ONSPORNEND
Adjective: not stumbling.
ONSPRǢC
Noun: speech, discourse; talk, conversation; claim, charge.
ONSPRECCAN
Verb: to enliven.
ONSPRINGAN
Verb: to originate, spring forth, rise; to burst forth, asunder.
ONSPRUNGENNES
Noun: defect; want; eclipse.
ONSPURNAN
Verb: to strike against, stumble.
ONSTÆL
Noun: order, arrangement, disposition.
ONSTǢLAN
Verb: to accuse of, impute to.
ONSTÆPE
Noun: entrance, ingress.
ONSTÆPPAN
Verb: to go, walk.
ONSTAL

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Noun: provision, supply; institution.
ONSTĀL
Noun: reproof, charge, accusation.
ONSTANDAN
Verb: to consist of or in; to continue, persist, insist; to approach; to apply one’s self to.
ONSTANDENDE
Adjective: persistent, urgent.
ONSTELLAN
Verb: to cause, originate, create, give rise to, be the author of; to establish, appoint, set an
example; to institute.
ONSTĒPAN
Verb: to raise; to initiate.
ONSTĪGEND
Noun: one who ascends or mounts.
ONSTING
Noun: authority, jurisdiction, right of intervention; claim.
ONSTINGAN
Verb: to be angry with.
ONSTĪÐIAN
Verb: to make hard, harden.
ONSTREGDAN
Verb: to sprinkle.
ONSTYDE
Adverb: at once.
ONSTȲRAN
Verb: to govern.
ONSTYREDNES
Noun: movement.
ONSTYRIAN
Verb: to move, stir, agitate, excite, disturb; to rouse.
ONSUNDRAN
Adverb: apart, alone, separately, asunder; privately; especially.
ONSUNDRUM
Adverb: separately, apart, singly; severally; privately; especially.
ONSWĀPAN

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Verb: to sweep on, blow on; to sweep away, banish.
ONSWEBBAN
Verb: to put to sleep; to bury.
ONSWĪFAN
Verb: to swing, turn; to put or turn aside, divert, push off.
ONSWĪÐLIC
Adjective: mighty, loud.
ONSWORNOD
Adjective: confused.
ONSYMBELNES
Noun: celebration (of mass); a solemn festival.
ONTALU
Noun: claim at law, successful claim.
ONTENDAN
Verb: to heat, set fire to, kindle, inflame, burn; to excite, kindle emotion or passion.
ONTENDNES
Noun: fire, burning, inflammation; fuel; passion, vehement desire; incitement.
ONTĒON
Verb: to extract, pull out, withdraw; to draw, pull; to untie; to assume, undertake.
ONTĒONA
Noun: injury, oppression.
ONTIGE
Noun: usurpation; claim; undertaking.
ONTIMBER
1. Noun: matter, substance, material; cause, reason; occasion; theme.
2. See untimber.
ONTIMBERNES
Noun: material; teaching, instruction; edification.
ONTIMBRAN
Verb: to instruct; to edify.
ONTĪNED
Adjective: well-supplied.
ONTŌBLĀWEN
Adjective: blown on.
ONTRĒOWAN

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Verb: to confide, entrust.
ONTRYMIAN
Verb: invalescere.
ONTȲDRAN
Verb: to support, nourish, foster.
ONTȲDRE
Adjective: weakened, debilitated, effete.
ONTYGNES
Noun: accusation.
ONTYHTAN
Verb: to incite, instigate, urge, impel.
ONTYHTING
Noun: incitement, instigation; attention; intention, aim, resolution; application.
ONTȲNAN
Verb: to open, reveal, disclose, display; to unclose, lay open; to cover.
ONTȲNNES
Noun: opening, aperture; discovery.
ONÐENIAN
Verb: to extend, stretch; to bend.
ONÐĒODAN
Verb: glosses inhærere.
ONÐĒON
Verb: to be useful; to succeed, prosper.
ONÐĒOWIGAN
Verb: to serve.
ONÐICGAN
Verb: to eat of, partake of.
ONÐRACIAN
See (ge)onðracian.
ONÐRACUNG
Noun: fear, awe.
ONÐRÆCE
Adjective: dreadful, horrible; formidable.
ONÐRÆCLIC
Adjective: fearful, terrible, dreadful, horrible; formidable.

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ONÐRĒAGUNG
Noun: reproach.
ONÐRECAN
Verb: to fear.
ONÐRINGAN
Verb: to press on or forward; to move, be moved.
ONÐRYCCAN
Verb: to impress.
ONÐUNIAN
Verb: to swell up; to exceed bounds.
ONÐWÆGENNES
Noun: cleansing by washing, ablution.
ONÐWĒAN
Verb: to wash, cleanse by washing.
ONÐYNCAN
Verb: to seem, appear.
ONUFAN
1. Adposition: on, above, upon; after; beyond.
2. Adverb: on, above, upon; after; beyond.
ONUNRIHTLĪCE
Adverb: wrongfully, unjustly.
ONUNSPĒD
Noun: poverty, indigence.
ONUNWĪS
Adjective: ignorant, foolish.
ONUNWĪSDŌM
Noun: ignorance, folly.
ONUPPAN
1. Adposition: on, upon, above; besides; over.
2. Adverb: besides, in addition; on, upon, above; over.
ONŪTAN
Adverb: outside, out of doors.
ONWACAN
Verb: to awake, cease to sleep; to arise, spring, be born, be derived.
ONWACCAN

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Noun: arousing, awakening; incentive.
ONWADAN
Verb: to enter, penetrate into; to attack; to occupy, invade; to seize, take possession of.
ONWǢCAN
Verb: to weaken, soften, mollify, cause relaxation of severity, shake (a resolution).
ONWÆCENES
Noun: arousing, excitement, excitation.
ONWÆCNAN
1. Verb: to awake; to arise, spring, be born; to arise, be roused, be raised.
2. See āwӕcnian.
ONWǢRE
Adjective: unripe.
ONWÆSTM
Noun: increase, increment; shoot, branch.
ONWARIAN
Verb: to guard oneself against, beware, take heed.
ONWEALCAN
Verb: to roll, roll round.
ONWEALD
1. Noun: authority, power, control, dominion; command, rule, sway; territory, jurisdiction,
empire.
2. Adjective: mighty, powerful.
ONWEALDA
Noun: ruler, governor, magistrate, sovereign; the Lord, God; power.
ONWEALDIG
Adjective: powerful, having sole power.
ONWEALDNES
Noun: power; possession.
ONWEALG
Adjective: whole, entire; safe, sound, uninjured, uncorrupted.
ONWEALGLĪCE
Adverb: completely, wholly, entirely; soundly.
ONWEALHNES
Noun: integrity, soundness, wholeness, entireness; chastity, purity; modesty.
ONWEARD

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Adjective: acting or proceeding against, opposed to; hostile.
ONWEG
1. Adverb: away, out, off, forth; onward, along.
2. See āweg.
ONWEGĀCYRREDNES
Noun: apostasy.
ONWEGĀDRĪFAN
Verb: to drive away.
ONWEGĀDRIFENNES
Noun: expulsion, driving away.
ONWEGĀFIRRAN
Verb: to remove away.
ONWEGĀLǢDNES
Noun: taking away, removal.
ONWEGĀSCŪFAN
Verb: to push away.
ONWEGĀWENDAN
Verb: to remove.
ONWEGFÆRELD
Noun: departure.
ONWEGGEWITE
Noun: departure.
ONWEGGEWITENNES
Noun: departure.
ONWEGPULLIAN
Verb: to pull away.
ONWENDAN
Verb: to change, turn; to change for the better, amend; to change for the worse, pervert; to
disturb, upset; to exchange; to turn aside, avert, divert; to invert, overturn; to transgress; to
deprive; to return; to abrogate.
ONWENDEDLIC
Adjective: changeable.
ONWENDEDLICNESS
Noun: changeability.
ONWENDEDNES

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Noun: movement, turning; change, alteration.
ONWEORPAN
Verb: to turn or throw aside; to cast in one’s teeth; to begin the web.
ONWEORPNES
Noun: throwing on, onpouring.
ONWĪCAN
Verb: to give away; to yield, retreat.
ONWILLE
Adjective: agreeable; desired, wished for.
ONWINNAN
Verb: to attack, assail.
ONWIST
Noun: habitation, dwelling.
ONWLĀT
Noun: form, appearance.
ONWORPENNES
Noun: inspiration; enticement, allurement; injection.
ONWRIGENNES
Noun: opening, uncovering, disclosing, revelation; exposure, exposition, explanation; discovery;
sermon, homily.
ONWRĪTING
Noun: inscription.
ONWRĪÐAN
Verb: to release from a covering, unbind, unwrap.
ONWRĪÐOD
Adjective: supported.
ONWRĪÐUNG
Noun: ligament; band, bandage.
ONWUNIAN
Verb: to inhabit, dwell; to remain; to apply one’s self to.
ONWUNUNG
Noun: habitation, dwelling, sojourn; assiduity.
ONWYLLAN
Verb: to cause to boil; to inflame; to cause passion or emotion to be violent.
ONWYLWAN

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Verb: to roll up, roll together.
ONȲÐAN
Verb: to pour in.
ONȲWAN
Verb: to show, manifest, demonstrate; to appear.
OPEN
Adjective: open, not shut; exposed, not covered; declared, public, generally available; evident,
manifest, well-known; plain, clear.
OPENÆRS
Noun: medlar.
OPENERE
Noun: opener.
OPENIAN
See (ge)openian.
OPENLIC
Adjective: open, public.
OPENLĪCE
Adverb: openly; manifestly, evidently; publicly, unreservedly; plainly, clearly; freely, without
obstruction.
OPENNES
Noun: openness; publicity; manifestation.
OPENUNG
See (ge)openung.
OR-
Affix: privative; denotes origin.
ŌR
Noun: origin, beginning; front; van.
ŌRA
1. Noun: border, edge, margin, shore, bank; ore, unwrought metal; brass.
2. Noun: coin of Danish origin.
ORBLĒDE
Adjective: bloodless.
ORC
Noun: cup, pitcher, flagon, crock, can; demon; infernal regions.
ORCĒAPE

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Adverb: gratis, gratuitously for nothing, without payment, without cause.
ORCĒAPES
Adverb: gratis, gratuitously for nothing, without payment, without cause.
ORCĒAPUNGA
Adverb: gratis, gratuitously for nothing, without payment, without cause.
ORCĒAPUNGUM
Adverb: gratis, gratuitously for nothing, without payment, without cause.
ORCĒAS
Adjective: not chargeable, free from complaint, unimpugned, inviolable, unassailed.
ORCĒASNES
Noun: purity; immunity, freedom from fault.
ORCEDWEARD
Noun: gardener.
ORCEN
Noun: sea-monster.
ORCERDLĒH
Noun: orchard.
ORCNǢWE
Adjective: recognisable, evident, well-known.
ORCNĒAS
Noun: sea-monsters.
ORD
Noun: point, spear-point, spear; origin, beginning, source; head, chief, prince; front, vanguard;
forefront, line of battle; pl. first men, the flower.
ORDǢLE
Adjective: free from, not participating.
ORDĀL
Noun: judgement, judicial decision; ordeal.
ORDĀLĪSEN
Noun: iron used in the ordeal.
ORDBANA
Noun: murderer.
ORDFRUMA
Noun: origin, beginning, source, fount; author, creator, instigator; head, chief, prince.
ORDFRYMM

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Adjective: original.
ORDSTÆPE
Noun: wound, spear-stab.
ORDSTAPU
Noun: step of a pointed instrument; prick or wound made by a sharp point.
ORDWYGA
Noun: warrior.
ŌRE
Noun: mine, place in which ore is dug.
OREALD
Adjective: very old.
ŌREBLĀWERE
Noun: smelter.
OREL
Noun: garment, veil, mantle, robe.
ORENE
1. Adjective: harmful, injurious; excessive; not mean.
2. Noun: excess; what is harmful, injury.
ORENLĪCE
Adverb: excessively, immoderately.
ŌRET
Noun: contest, struggle, battle; labour.
ŌRETFELD
Noun: battle-field, place of contest.
ŌRETLA
Noun: insult, contumely.
ŌRETLOF
Noun: triumph.
ŌRETMÆCG
Noun: athlete, combatant, warrior; champion.
ŌRETSTŌW
Noun: place of contest, place for wrestling.
ŌRETTA
Noun: combatant, warrior; champion, hero.
ORF

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Noun: cattle, live stock.
ORFCWEALM
Noun: pestilence among the cattle, cattle-plague, murrain.
ORFCYNN
Noun: cattle.
ORFEORME
Adjective: destitute, lacking, unprovided; empty; useless, worthless; unclean, squalid, filthy.
ORFEORMNES
Noun: squalor, filthiness.
ORFGEBITT
Noun: grazing.
ORFIERMU
Noun: squalor.
ORFYRMÐ
Noun: refuse.
ORGĀLSCIPE
Noun: wantonness.
ORGAN
Noun: song, canticle; voice.
ORGANA
Noun: musical instrument.
ORGANE
1. Noun: marjoram.
2. See organa.
ORGANYSTRE
Noun: player of an organ.
ORGEL
Noun: pride.
ORGELDRĒAM
Noun: sound of a musical instrument.
ORGELE
Noun: organ.
ORGELLIC
Adjective: proud, arrogant, ignominious; deserving disdain or scorn.
ORGELLĪCE

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Adverb: proudly, arrogantly, haughtily, insolently, scornfully.
ORGELNES
Noun: pride, elation.
ORGELWORD
Noun: an arrogant, insolent speech.
ORGILDE
Adjective: unpaid for.
ORGNIAN
Verb: to sing to an instrumental accompaniment.
ORGYTE
Adjective: well-known, manifest.
ORHLȲTE
Adjective: free from, without, destitute of.
ORĪEGE
Adjective: out of sight, not visible.
ORLÆG
Noun: fate.
ORLEAHTER
Noun: lack of vice or defect; danger, peril.
ORLEAHTRE
Adjective: faultless, blameless.
ORLEGCĒAP
Noun: fighting, battle-bargain.
ORLEGE
1. Noun: hostility, strife, war.
2. Adjective: hostile.
ORLEGFROM
Adjective: keen or stout in battle.
ORLEGGĪFRE
Adjective: eager to cause death, fond of strife.
ORLEGHWĪL
Noun: battle-time, war-time.
ORLEGNĪÐ
Noun: hostility, strife, war.
ORLEGSCEAFT

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Noun: supplicium.
ORLEGSTUND
Noun: time of trouble or adversity.
ORLEGWEORC
Noun: battle; war-work, action.
ORMǢTE
1. Adjective: immense, huge, excessive; boundless; intense.
2. Adverb: without measure, immense, excessively.
ORMǢTLIC
Adjective: excessive; tremendous.
ORMǢTLĪCE
Adverb: immensely, excessively.
ORMǢTNES
Noun: excess; immensity.
ORMET
Noun: something immense, very great mass.
ORMŌD
Adjective: despairing, hopeless, despondent; without courage.
ORMŌDNES
Noun: desperation, despair.
ORNEST
Noun: trial by battle.
OROÐ
Noun: breathing, breath, snorting.
ORPED
Adjective: active; grown up, active; full of strength, stout; bold.
ORPEDLĪCE
Adverb: clearly, definitely; boldly; full of force.
ORREST
Noun: combat, battle; trial by battle.
ORRETSCIPE
Noun: disgrace, infamy.
ORRETTAN
See (ge)orrettan.
ORSĀWLE

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Adjective: dead, lifeless, without soul.
ORSCEATTINGA
Adverb: gratuitously, free of charge.
ORSCYLDE
Adjective: giltless.
ORSOGLĪCE
Adverb: carelessly; rashly, without anxiety or hindrance; securely, safely.
ORSORG
Adjective: secure, safe, free from care or anxiety; prosperous.
ORSORGLIC
Adjective: secure.
ORSORGNES
Noun: security, freedom from care or anxiety, tranquillity; prosperity; carelessness.
ORTGEARD
Noun: garden, orchard.
ORTRĒOWNES
Noun: want of faith or confidence, diffidence, mistrust.
ORTRĒOWÐ
Noun: despair.
ORTRĪEWE
Adjective: despairing, hopeless, faithless, perfidious; treacherous; without confidence.
ORTRŪWIAN
Verb: to despair of, be without hope of; to doubt.
ORTRŪWUNG
Noun: despair.
ORTȲDRE
1. Adjective: barren, without offspring.
2. See ontȳdre.
ORÐANC
1. Noun: mind, understanding; intelligence, cleverness, wit, genius, original or inborn thought;
thoughtlessness; device, artifice, design; skilful contrivance or work.
2. Adjective: ingenious, cunning; skilful.
ORÐANCBEND
Noun: skilfully contrived band.
ORÐANCES

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Adverb: thoughtlessly.
ORÐANCLIC
Adjective: skilful, ingenious.
ORÐANCPĪL
Noun: ploughshare.
ORÐANCSCIPE
Noun: mechanical art.
ORÐANCUM
Adverb: skilfully.
ORÐIAN
Verb: to breathe, aspire to, gasp, pant; to long for.
ORÐUNG
Noun: breath, breathing, inspiration; pore.
ORWEARDE
Adverb: in an unprotected condition, unguarded.
ORWEG
Adjective: difficult of access.
ORWEGNES
Noun: inaccessibility, remoteness.
ORWEGSTĪG
Noun: path difficult of access.
ORWĒNE
Adjective: despairing, hopeless, desperate.
ORWĒNNES
Noun: despair, hopelessness.
ORWĪGE
Adjective: defenceless; not fighting, unwarlike; cowardly; out of sight; invisible; not liable to
legal consequences.
ORWIRÐED
Adjective: disgraced.
ORWURÐ
Noun: shame, ignominy.
ORWYRÐ
Noun: shame, ignominy, dishonour; abuse, insult, contumely.
ORWYRÐLIC

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Adjective: shameful, ignominious.
ORYLDU
Noun: great age, extreme old age.
ŌS
Noun: divinity, god; name of the rune for o.
OSER
Noun: osier.
ŌSLE
Noun: blackbird, ousel, merula.
ŌST
Noun: protuberance, lump, knob, knot.
OSTERHLĀF
Noun: oyster-patty.
OSTERSCYLL
Noun: oyster-shell.
ŌSTGOTAN
Noun: the Ostrogoths.
ŌSTI
Noun: the Esthtonians.
ŌSTIG
Adjective: rough, scaly, knotty.
OSTRE
Noun: oyster.
ŌSTSǢ
Noun: the Baltic with the Cattegat.
OTERHOLA
Noun: otter’s hole.
OTOR
Noun: otter.
OTRĪEWAN
See (ge)otrīewan.
OÐ
1. Adposition: to, up to, as far as; to, until, unto.
2. Conjunction: until.
OÐBERAN

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Verb: to carry off, bear forth or away; to bring.
OÐBERSTAN
Verb: to escape, break away.
OÐBRĒDAN
Verb: to take away, withdraw, carry off, snatch away, remove; to rescue.
OÐCLĪFAN
Verb: to adhere, stick, cleave to.
OÐCWELAN
Verb: to die.
OÐCYRRAN
Verb: to turn away, be perverted.
OÐDŌN
Verb: to put out.
OÐĒCAN
Verb: to add to.
OÐĒHTIAN
Verb: to drive away; to dispossess.
ŌÐEN
Noun: Odin.
ŌÐER
1. Numeral: other, another, one of two; something or anything else; alternate; next; remaining.
2. Noun: word, speech.
3. See āhwӕ∂er (2).
ŌÐERGĒARA
Adverb: next year.
ŌÐERHWĪLE
Adverb: sometimes.
ŌÐERHWĪLEN
Adjective: occasional.
ŌÐERLĪCE
Adverb: otherwise, differently.
OÐFÆSTAN
Verb: to entrust; to set to (a task), inflict upon impose.
OÐFARAN
Verb: to escape, flee from.

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OÐFEALLAN
Verb: to decline, decay; to fall off or away; to fail.
OÐFEORRIAN
Verb: to take away, remove.
OÐFERIAN
Verb: to take away; to bear off; to save (life).
OÐFLĒOGAN
Verb: to fly away.
OÐFLĒON
Verb: to flee away, escape.
OÐFLĪTAN
Verb: to gain by legal process.
OÐGĀN
Verb: to go away, escape.
OÐGLĪDAN
Verb: to glide away, disappear; to escape.
OÐGRĪPAN
Verb: to rescue; to snatch away.
OÐHEALDAN
Verb: to withhold, keep back.
OÐHEBBAN
Verb: to raise, elevate, lift up, exalt.
OÐHLĒAPAN
Verb: to escape, run away.
OÐHRĪNAN
Verb: to move, touch.
OÐHȲDAN
Verb: to hide away; to hide from.
OÐHYLDE
Adjective: contented, content.
ŌÐIAN
Verb: to breathe, smell.
OÐIERNAN
Verb: to run away, escape.
OÐĪEWAN

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Verb: to show, to appear.
OÐĪEWODNES
Noun: manifestation, revelation.
OÐLǢDAN
Verb: to lead away, carry off, snatch from; to withdraw.
OÐLENGAN
Verb: to belong, pertain.
OÐRĪDAN
Verb: to proceed, ride away.
OÐRINNAN
Verb: to run off, escape.
OÐRŌWAN
Verb: to row off, to escape by rowing.
OÐSACAN
Verb: to deny, to renounce, abjure.
OÐSCACAN
Verb: to run away, escape.
OÐSCĒOTAN
Verb: to escape; to turn aside; to disappear, shoot away; to slip off.
OÐSCŪFAN
Verb: to push or move away.
ŌÐSPERNING
Noun: offence, stumbling-block.
OÐSPURNAN
Verb: to strike against; to dash against, stumble; to go wrong.
OÐSTANDAN
Verb: to remain, stand fixed, stand behind; to cease.
OÐSTILLAN
Verb: to stop; to still, put a slop to.
OÐSWERIAN
Verb: to abjure, deny on oath.
OÐSWĪGAN
Verb: to stop speaking, become silent.
OÐSWIMMAN
Verb: to swim off, to escape by swimming.

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OÐTĒON
Verb: to take away.
OÐÐÆT
Conjunction: until.
OÐÐE
Conjunction: or.
OÐÐĒODAN
Verb: to disjoin, sever, dismember.
OÐÐICGAN
Verb: to take from, take away.
OÐÐINGIAN
Verb: to obtain by unfair means, usurp.
OÐÐRINGAN
Verb: to deprive of, force away from one; to drive out.
OÐWENDAN
Verb: to turn away, divert; to deprive of.
OÐWINDAN
Verb: to get away, escape.
OÐWĪTAN
Verb: to reproach, blame, charge with; to taunt.
OÐWYRCAN
Verb: to harm.
ŌWÆSTM
1. Noun: branch, shoot, twig, sprout.
2. See onwӕstm.
ŌWEB
Noun: woof; weft.
ŌWISC
Noun: margin, edge.
OXA
Noun: ox.
OXANCEALF
Noun: ox-calf.
OXANGANG
Noun: an eighth of a plough-land; hide.

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OXANHYRDE
Noun: herdsman, oxherd.
OXANSLYPPE
Noun: oxlip.
OXANTUNGE
Noun: unknown plant.
ŌXN
Noun: arm-pit.
OXNAFORD
Noun: Oxford.
OXNALYBB
Noun: ox-heal (plant).

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PĀD
Noun: covering, outer garment, coat, cloak.
PADDANĪEG
Noun: toad-meadow, frog-island.
PADDE
Noun: toad, frog.
PǢCA
Noun: deceiver.
PǢCAN
Verb: to deceive, cheat.
PÆGEL
Noun: small measure, gill; pail; wine-vessel.
PǢL
Noun: javelin.
PÆLL
Noun: covering, cloak, pall, silk robe, costly robe; hanging; purple, purple garment or cloth.
PÆLLEN
Adjective: rich or costly, purple.
PÆRL
Noun: enula.
PÆÐ
Noun: path, track; valley.
PÆÐÐAN
Verb: to traverse, travel over, pass along, tread (a path).
PÆÐFELD
Noun: field across which a path runs.
PĀL
Noun: post, pole, stake; spade; hoe.
PALENDSE
Noun: palace.
PALENT
Noun: palace.
PALENTLIC
Adjective: of a palace, palatial.
PALLIUM

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Noun: cloak, splendid garment; pallium, archiepiscopal pall.
PALM
Noun: palm, palm-tree; palm-branch.
PALMÆPPEL
Noun: fruit of the palm, date.
PALMBEARU
Noun: palm-grove.
PALMDÆG
Noun: Palm Sunday.
PALMSUNNANDÆG
Noun: Palm Sunday.
PALMTRĒO
Noun: palm-tree.
PALMTWIG
Noun: palm-branch, palm-twig.
PALMUNG
Noun: glosses palmes.
PALMWUCE
Noun: the week which begins with Palm Sunday.
PALSTR
Noun: point, spike, prick.
PALÐER
Noun: panther.
PAMP
Noun: hill.
PANIC
Noun: a kind of millet.
PANMETE
Noun: cooked food.
PANNE
Noun: pan.
PANTE
Noun: the river Blackwater in Essex.
PĀPA
Noun: pope.

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PĀPANHĀD
Noun: papal office or dignity.
PĀPDŌM
Noun: papacy.
PAPER
Noun: papyrus.
PAPOLSTĀN
Noun: pebble-stone, pebble.
PĀPSELD
Noun: papacy, papal throne.
PARADĪS
Noun: Paradise.
PARDUS
Noun: leopard.
PART
Noun: part.
PARTHE
Noun: The Parthians.
PARÐWARE
Noun: The Parthians.
PASSION
Noun: the part of the gospel containing the account of Christ’s passion.
PATE
Noun: mud.
PATERNOSTER
Noun: the Lord's Prayer.
PĀWA
Noun: peacock, peahen, peafowl.
PĀWE
Noun: peacock, peahen.
PĒAC
Noun: hill.
PĒACLAND
Noun: the Peak of Derbyshire.
PĒACSǢTAN

  1346
Noun: the occupiers of the Peak.
PEARROC
Noun: fence; enclosure, enclosure land.
PECG
Noun: pig.
PĒCUNG
Noun: deception.
PEDRIDA
Noun: the river Parret.
PELLICAN
Noun: pelican.
PĒNE
Noun: The Carthaginians.
PENING
Noun: money, coin, penny; pennyweight.
PENINGHWYRFERE
Noun: money-changer.
PENINGMANGERE
Noun: money-dealer.
PENINGSLÆHT
Noun: coining money, striking of money.
PENINGWǢG
Noun: penny-weight.
PENINGWEORÐ
Noun: penny-worth.
PENN
Noun: pen, fold.
PENTECOSTEN
Noun: Pentecost, the fiftieth day after the resurrection, Whitsuntide.
PENWIHTSEORT
Noun: The Land's End in Cornwall.
PEOHTAS
Noun: the Picts.
PEONIA
Noun: peony.

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PEONIE
Noun: peony.
PEORÐ
Noun: name of the rune for p; chessman.
PEREN
Noun: growing pears.
PEREWŌS
Noun: Perry, a drink made from pears.
PERNEX
Noun: a supposed bird.
PERSCWARE
Noun: the Persians.
PERSE
Noun: the Persians.
PERSIC
Noun: peach.
PERSISC
Adjective: Persian.
PERSOCTRĒOW
Noun: peach-tree.
PERU
Noun: pear, pear-tree.
PERWINCE
Noun: periwinkle (plant).
PETERSILIE
Noun: parsley.
PETRUS
Noun: the apostle Peter.
PHILOSOPH
Noun: philosopher.
PIC
Noun: pitch.
PĪC
Noun: pointed instrument or tool, point, pike, pickaxe.
PĪCAN

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Verb: to pick, use a pīc, to remove by means of a pīc.
PĪCED
Adjective: pointed.
PICEN
Adjective: pitchy, of pitch.
PICGA
Noun: young pig.
PICGBRĒAD
Noun: glans, mast, pig’s food.
PĪCUNG
Noun: pricking.
PIDU
Noun: marsh.
PĪE
Noun: insect, parasite.
PIERISC
Adjective: Pierian.
PIGMENT
Noun: pigment, drug.
PIHTEN
Noun: part of a loom.
PĪL
Noun: pointed object, stick with a point, spike, stake, shaft, nail; arrow, dart, javelin; (pl) hairs
of plants.
PĪLE
Noun: mortar; stake.
PĪLERE
Noun: one who pounds in a mortar.
PILIAN
Verb: to skin, peel.
PĪLIAN
See (ge)pīlian.
PILLSĀPE
Noun: soap for removing hair, silotrum.
PĪLSTÆF

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Noun: pestle.
PĪLSTAMPE
Noun: pestle.
PĪLSTOCC
Noun: pestle.
PILSTRE
Noun: pestle.
PĪN
Noun: anguish, pain, torture.
PĪNBĒAM
Noun: pine-tree.
PĪNECWALU
Noun: torture.
PĪNERE
Noun: one who torments.
PĪNHNUTU
Noun: pine-nut, fir-cone.
PĪNIAN
See (ge)pīnian.
PINN
Noun: peg, pin; instrument for writing, pen.
PINNAN
Noun: flask, bottle.
PĪNNES
Noun: torment, pain, torture.
PINSIAN
Verb: to weigh, estimate, examine, consider, judge; to reflect.
PINTEL
Noun: membrum virile, penis.
PĪNTRĒOW
Noun: pine-tree.
PĪNTRĒOWEN
Adjective: of or belonging to a pine-tree.
PĪNUNG
Noun: torment, pain, punishment, torture.

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PĪNUNGTŌL
Noun: instrument of torture.
PĪPDRĒAM
Noun: piping, sound of the pipe.
PĪPE
Noun: pipe.
PIPENEALE
Noun: pimpernel.
PĪPERE
Noun: piper, player on the flute.
PĪPIAN
Verb: to pipe (blow an instrument).
PIPLIAN
Verb: to grow pimply, break out in pimples; to show eruptions.
PĪPLIC
Adjective: musical.
PIPOR
Noun: pepper.
PIPORCORN
Noun: pepper-corn.
PIPORCWYRN
Noun: pepper-mill, pepper-grinder.
PIPORHORN
Noun: horn for holding pepper.
PIPORIAN
See (ge)piporian.
PIRENISC
Adjective: Pyrrhenian.
PIRESC
Adjective: Pyrenean.
PIRGRĀF
Noun: orchard of pear-trees.
PĪS
Adjective: weighty, heavy.
PISE

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Noun: pea.
PISEN
Adjective: growing peas.
PISLE
Noun: warm chamber.
PĪSLIC
Adjective: heavy.
PĪSLĪCE
Adverb: heavily.
PISTELARI
Adjective: epistolar.
PISTOL
Noun: letter, epistle; apostolic letter.
PISTOLBŌC
Noun: book containing the Epistles.
PISTOLCLĀÐ
Noun: vestment worn by the epistoler.
PISTOLRǢDERE
Noun: epistle-reader; subdeacon.
PISTOLRǢDING
Noun: lesson in the church-service.
PISTOLROCC
Noun: vestment worn by the epistoler.
PIÐA
Noun: pith, soft inner part of the stem of a plant.
PLÆCE
Noun: open space, street.
PLÆSC
Noun: pool.
PLÆTT
Noun: sounding blow, slap, smack.
PLÆTTAN
Verb: to give a sounding blow, smack; to buffet.
PLANĒTA
Noun: planet; chasuble.

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PLANTE
Noun: plant, shoot.
PLANTIAN
See (ge)plantian.
PLANTSTICCA
Noun: gardening-tool, dibble.
PLANTUNG
Noun: planting; plant.
PLASTER
1. Noun: plaster (as medicament).
2. See palstr.
PLATIAN
Verb: to beat into thin plates.
PLATUNG
Noun: thin piece of metal, plate.
PLEGA
Noun: quick movement; play, game, sport; implement for a game; exercise; clapping with the
hands, applause.
PLEGAN
Verb: to move rapidly, move about sportively; to exercise, occupy or busy oneself; to play, divert,
amuse one’s self, dance; to play with a person, toy, frolic; to mock; to strive after, play (for
something); to contend, fight; to play on an instrument; to clap the hands, applaud; to cohabit.
PLEGDĪC
Noun: ditch near where sports were held.
PLEGENDE
Adjective: playing.
PLEGERE
Noun: player, athlete, wrestler.
PLEGESTRE
Noun: female athlete.
PLEGET
Noun: play.
PLEGHŪS
Noun: play-house, theatre.
PLEGIAN

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See (ge)plegian.
PLEGLIC
Adjective: relating to play of any kind; athletic; scenic; comic.
PLEGMANN
Noun: player, athlete, wrestler, gymnosophist.
PLEGOL
Adjective: playful, sportive, jocose; wanton.
PLEGSCIP
Noun: small ship or vessel, yacht.
PLEGSCYLD
Noun: small shield, play-shield.
PLEGSTEDE
Noun: play-place, playground.
PLEGSTŌW
Noun: playground, gymnasium, amphitheatre, wrestling place; Plaistow (place name).
PLEOH
Noun: risk, danger, peril; harm, hurt; responsibility.
PLĒOLIC
Adjective: dangerous, perilous, hazardous; hurtful.
PLĒON
Verb: to risk, expose to danger, adventure oneself.
PLETT
Noun: fold.
PLICETTAN
Verb: to expose to danger; to play with.
PLIHT
Noun: risk, danger, peril; damage.
PLIHTAN
Verb: to imperil, bring danger upon an object; to compromise.
PLIHTERE
Noun: one that watches in the prow of a ship.
PLIHTLIC
Adjective: dangerous, perilous.
PLŌG
Noun: plough, plough-land.

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PLŌGESLAND
Noun: ploughland.
PLOT
Adjective: plot of ground.
PLUCCIAN
Verb: to pull away, pluck; to tear.
PLŪM
Noun: down.
PLŪMBLǢD
Noun: plum, fruit of the plum-tree.
PLŪME
Noun: plum (fruit or tree).
PLŪMFEÐER
Noun: down.
PLŪMSĒAW
Noun: plum-juice.
PLŪMSLĀ
Noun: sloe, wild plum.
PLŪMTRĒOW
Noun: plum-tree.
PLYCCAN
Verb: to pull, pluck, scrape; to snatch; to pluck with a desire.
POCĀDL
Noun: erupive disease, pox, smallpox.
POCC
Noun: blister, pustule; pock; ulcer.
POHHA
Noun: pocket, bag, pouch.
POHHEDE
Adjective: loose, baggy.
PŌL
Noun: pool.
PŌLBǢR
Noun: pasture-land by a pool.
POLENTE

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Noun: parched corn.
POLLEGIE
Noun: pennyroyal.
POLLUP
Noun: scourge.
POLRA
Noun: marshy land.
PONTISC
Noun: Pontius.
POPIG
Noun: poppy.
POPUL
Noun: poplar.
POR
Noun: leek.
PORLĒAC
Noun: leek
PORT
1. Noun: port, harbour, haven; town.
2. Noun: door, gate, entrance, portal.
3. Noun: the name attributed to one of the Saxon invaders of Britain, apparently an inference
from a place-name.
PORTCWĒNE
Noun: prostitute, harlot, woman of the town.
PORTE
Noun: door, gate, entrance, portal.
PORTGEAT
Noun: gate of a town.
PORTGERĒFA
Noun: mayor, port-reeve; English official.
PORTGERIHT
Noun: due paid by a town.
PORTHERPAÐ
Noun: main road to a town.
PORTIAN

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See (ge)portian.
PORTIC
Noun: porch, portico, vestibule; enclosed place, place roofed in; chapel, sanctuary.
PORTMANN
Noun: towns-man, citizen.
PORTSTRǢT
Noun: town-road, public way.
PORTWEALL
Noun: town-wall.
PORTWEG
Noun: public road, highway, road to a town.
PORTWER
Noun: citizen.
POS
See (ge)pos.
POSHLĪWE
Noun: kind of shelter.
POSL
Noun: small lump, pellet, pill.
POST
Noun: post, pedestal.
POSTLING
Noun: pellet, pill.
POTIAN
Verb: to push, thrust, strike, butt, goad.
POTT
Noun: pot.
POTTERE
Noun: potter.
PRÆTT
Noun: art, craft, trick, wile.
PRÆTTIG
Adjective: astute, crafty, sly, cunning, tricky, wily.
PRAFOST
Noun: officer; officer of a monastery, provost; steward.

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PRAFOSTFOLGOÐ
Noun: order or rank of provost.
PRAFOSTSCĪR
Noun: provostship.
PRASS
Noun: noise, tumult; pomp; array, parade.
PRĀW
Noun: look-out place.
PRĒDICERE
Noun: one who announces, a preacher.
PRĒDICIAN
Verb: to preach.
PRĒDICUNG
Noun: preaching.
PREG
Noun: pointed stick; pray.
PRĒON
Noun: fastening, pin, brooch.
PRĒOST
Noun: priest, presbyter.
PRĒOSTGESAMNUNG
Noun: community of priests.
PRĒOSTGYRD
Noun: staff carried by member of clergy.
PRĒOSTHĀD
Noun: priest-hood.
PRĒOSTHĒAP
Noun: band of priests, the clergy.
PRĒOSTHĪRED
Noun: ecclesiastical community, body of priests.
PRĒOSTLAGU
Noun: ecclesiastical law, law affecting priests.
PRĒOSTLIC
Adjective: priestly, canonical.
PRĒOSTLĪF

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Noun: house of priests or canons, monastery.
PRĒOSTRĒAF
Noun: vestments of a priest.
PRĒOSTREGOL
Noun: canonical rule.
PRĒOSTSCȲR
Noun: parish.
PRĒOWTHWĪL
Noun: twinkling of an eye; moment.
PRESS
Noun: press (for clothes).
PRICA
Noun: point, dot, spot, prick; small portion of space or time; the fourth or fifth part of an hour.
PRICE
Noun: point, dot, spot, prick; small portion of space or time; the fourth or fifth part of an hour.
PRICEL
Noun: sharp point, prickle, goad; jot; tittle.
PRICELS
Noun: sharp point, prickle, goad; jot; tittle.
PRICIAN
See (ge)prician.
PRICMǢLUM
Adverb: point by point, by points.
PRICÐORN
Noun: prickly thorn tree.
PRICUNG
Noun: remorse, pricking.
PRĪM
Noun: the first hour, six o'clock; the service held at that hour; prime.
PRĪMSANG
Noun: prime-song, service at the first hour.
PRINC
Noun: prick; twinkling of an eye; moment.
PRIOR
Noun: prior.

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PRITOL
Noun: prattling.
PRODBOR
1. Noun: auger.
2. See wrōhtbora.
PRŌFIAN
Verb: to take for; to esteem or regard as, assume to be.
PROLOGA
Noun: prologue.
PRŪD
Adjective: proud, arrogant.
PRUTENE
Noun: southern-wood, wormwood; artemisia abrotanon (plant name).
PRŪTIAN
Verb: to be proud.
PRŪTLIC
Adjective: swelling with pride, haughty.
PRŪTLĪCE
Adverb: proudly, arrogantly, haughtily; pompously, magnificently; confidently.
PRŪTSCIPE
Noun: pride, arrogance.
PRŪTSWONGOR
Adjective: overburdened with pride; indolent through pride.
PRŪTUNG
Noun: pride, arrogance, haughtiness.
PRȲTO
Noun: pride, haughtiness; pomp; ornament, splendour of dress.
PŪCA
Noun: mischievous spirit; goblin.
PŪCEL
Noun: goblin, demon.
PUCIAN
Verb: to strike, poke; to creep.
PUDD
Noun: ditch, furrow; wound, sore.

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PUDDEL
Noun: puddel.
PUDUC
Noun: little sore, wart, wen.
PUERISC
Adjective: boyish.
PULGARE
Noun: the Bulgarians.
PULL
Noun: pool, creek; pill.
PULLIAN
Verb: to pull, draw, pluck, pluck off (wood).
PŪLSPER
Noun: pool-spear, reed.
PUMIC
Noun: pumice.
PUMICSTĀN
Noun: pumice-stone.
PUND
Noun: weight, pound, pint; pound (money).
PUNDERE
Noun: one who weighs.
PUNDERN
Noun: pair of scales; plumb-line.
PUNDERNGEND
1. Noun: one who weighs.
2. Adjective: desirous of weighing or considering.
PUNDERNIAN
Verb: to weigh.
PUNDFALD
Noun: pound, pinfold.
PUNDMǢTE
Adjective: of a pound weight.
PUNDUR
Noun: weight, balance; plumb-line.

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Noun: measure (of corn), pound, pound-weight.
PŪNERE
Noun: pounder, pestle.
PUNG
Noun: small bag, purse.
PUNGETUNG
Noun: pricking.
PŪNIAN
See (ge)pūnian.
PUNT
Noun: punt; flat-bottomed boat.
PŪR
Noun: sea-gull, bittern.
PURLAMB
Noun: lamb without blemish, male lamb, pur-lamb.
PURPURE
Noun: purple; purple material, purple garment.
PURPUREN
Adjective: purple.
PURS
Noun: purse.
PUSA
Noun: bag, scrip.
PUSLIAN
Verb: to pick out (the best bits).
PUTTA
Noun: kite.
PŪTUNG
Noun: impulse, pushing, impelling; instigation.
PȲCAN
Verb: to pick.
PYFF
Noun: blast or puff of wind.
PYFFAN

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PYFIAN
Verb: to blow.
PYLE
Noun: pillow.
PYLECE
Noun: robe of skin, warm fur garment, pelisse.
PYLEWER
Noun: kind of pea.
PYNCA
Noun: point.
PYND
Noun: lake, cistern.
PYNDING
Noun: dam.
PYNGAN
Verb: to prick.
PYRETRE
Noun: Bertram; pellitory.
PYRTAN
1. Verb: to beat, strike.
2. See pȳtan.
PYSECYNN
Noun: kind of pea.
PȲTAN
Verb: to push, thrust, poke; to put out the eyes.
PYTT
Noun: hole, pit, grave, well.
PYTTED
Adjective: marked with hollows, pitted, dented, marked (of a sword).
PYTTEL
Noun: mouse-hawk, kite.

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RĀ
Noun: roe, roebuck.
RABBIAN
Verb: to rage.
RACA
Noun: rake; bed of a stream, hollow path.
RACCA
Noun: cord, part of the rigging of a ship.
RACENTE
Noun: chain, fetter.
RACENTĒAH
Noun: chain, fetter.
RACIAN
Verb: to control, rule, govern; to move, go forward, take a course or direction; to hasten, run.
RACIEND
Noun: speaker, orator, one who addresses an assembly.
RĀCSIAN
Verb: to yawn, stretch oneself after sleep.
RACU
1. Noun: explanation, exposition, narrative, observation; reason, argument; rhetoric, the art of
exposition; comedy; direction, guidance, correction; account, reckoning.
2. See raca.
RACULF
Noun: Reculver in Kent.
RĀD
1. Noun: ride, riding, going on horseback or in a ship; furniture (of a house); harness (of a
horse); journey, expedition; road; modulation; name of the rune for r.
2. See rǣd (1).
3. See (ge)rād.
RĀDCNIHT
Noun: tenant holding subject to service on horseback.
RADELOD
Adjective: having an outspreading top; having straight branches.
RĀDHORS
Noun: riding-horse, saddle-horse.

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RADIAN
Verb: to hasten; to be quick, come quickly; to do quickly or diligently; to put briefly; to prosper,
further; to provide, furnish.
RĀDPYTT
Noun: draw-well.
RĀDSTEFN
Noun: summons carried out by a mounted person.
RĀDWĒRIG
Adjective: weary of travelling.
RǢCAN
Verb: to reach out, extend, stretch out; to give, offer, present, grant.
RÆCC
Noun: setter, dog that hunts by scent.
RǢCING
Noun: offering, presenting, extending; reaching, holding out; seizure, capture.
RǢD
1. Noun: advice, counsel; deliberation, resolution, conspiracy, plan, way, design; council; decree,
ordinance; intelligence, reason, sense, wisdom, prudence; benefit, advantage, profit, gain,
remedy, good fortune; help; power, might; direction, rule.
2. Noun: reading lesson.
3. See rēad.
RǢDAN
See (ge)rǣdan.
RǢDBANA
Noun: one who contrives a person's death, accessory to a murder.
RǢDBORA
Noun: adviser, counsellor; consul.
RǢDDA
Noun: robin redbreast.
RǢDE
1. Noun: reading, lesson.
2. See (ge)rǣde.
RǢDECEMPA
Noun: mounted soldier.
RǢDEFÆSTING

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Noun: entertainment of the king’s visitors, or of his messengers when riding on his business.
RǢDEGAFOL
Noun: rent paid in one payment in money or in kind.
RǢDEHERE
Noun: mounted force, cavalry.
RǢDELS
Noun: enigma, riddle, dark saying; counsel; discussion, debate, speech in council, consideration;
interpretation, conjecture; imagination.
RǢDELSE
Noun: enigma, riddle; consideration, discussion; interpretation, conjecture, imagination.
RǢDEMANN
Noun: horseman.
RǢDEN
Noun: condition, terms, stipulation; rule, government, direction; estimation, reckoning;
purpose, proposal.
RǢDEND
See (ge)rǣdend.
RǢDENDLIC
Adjective: relating to a decree or statute.
RǢDENGEWRIT
Noun: written agreement.
RǢDERE
Noun: reader, lector; scholar; interpreter, expounder, reader of riddles; diviner.
RǢDESCAMOL
Noun: reading bench, couch.
RǢDESMANN
Noun: adviser, counsellor; councillor; manager, steward.
RǢDESN
Noun: cluster of grapes.
RǢDEWIGA
Noun: horse-soldier.
RǢDFÆST
Adjective: wise, prudent; resolute; of good counsel.
RǢDFÆSTNES
Noun: reasonableness; readiness to follow good counsel, adherence to right courses.

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RǢDFINDENDE
Adjective: advising, giving counsel.
RAEDGASRAM
Noun: apparently a constellation.
RǢDGEÐEAHT
Noun: deliberation; counsel.
RǢDGIFA
Noun: adviser, counsellor; consul, councillor.
RǢDGIFT
Noun: consulatus, senatus.
RǢDHORS
Noun: riding-horse.
RǢDHYCGENDE
Adjective: wise, prudent, sagacious, knowing.
RÆDIC
Noun: radish.
RǢDING
Noun: reading; lesson, narrative, passage in a book; rule, government; consideration,
deliberation, consultation; counselling.
RǢDINGBŌC
Noun: lectionary, book of the lessons.
RǢDINGGRĀD
Noun: steps to lectern.
RǢDINGSCAMOL
1. Noun: lectern, rostrum, reading-desk; ambo.
2. See rǣdescamol.
RǢDISTRE
Noun: female reader.
RǢDLĒAS
Adjective: unwise; ill-advised, inconsiderate; rash, in disorder or confusion; bad; wretched,
miserable, desolate, helpless.
RǢDLIC
Adjective: wise; advisable, expedient.
RǢDLĪCE

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Adverb: wisely, cleverly, cunningly, prudently; advisedly, deliberately, designedly, on purpose;

fully; explicitly; advisably.
RǢDMÆGEN
Noun: productive force.
RǢDNES
See (ge)rǣdnes.
RǢDSNOTTER
Adjective: wise, clever, prudent, sage, sagacious.
RǢDÐEAHTENDE
Adjective: taking counsel; consulting; deliberating.
RǢDÐEAHTERE
Noun: adviser, counsellor.
RǢDÐEAHTUNG
Noun: advice, counsel.
RǢDWITA
Noun: adviser, counsellor.
RǢFAN
Verb: to wrap, involve.
RÆFNAN
Verb: to do, perform, accomplish, carry out; to suffer, endure, undergo.
RÆFTER
Noun: rafter, beam.
RǢGE
Noun: roe, wild she-goat.
RǢGERĒOSE
Noun: spinal muscles.
RǢGHĀR
Adjective: grey.
RǢPAN
See (ge)rǣpan.
RǢPLING
Noun: one bound, captive, prisoner; criminal.
RǢPLINGWEARD
Noun: warder, keeper of prisoners.
RÆPSAN

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1. Verb: to seize; to reprove.

2. See repsan.
RǢRAN
Verb: to rear, raise, elevate, lift up, move from a lower to a higher position; to build; to create;
to set up, establish; to begin, give rise to; to offer a prayer; to do, commit; to exalt, excite, arouse,
rouse, promote, stir up.
RǢS
Noun: race, running; leap, jump; rush; attack, onset, onrush; storm.
RǢSAN
Verb: to rush, hasten; to move violently or impetuously, enter on rashly, assault, attack; to rush
(into anything); to press, force one's way.
RǢSBORA
Noun: counsellor, guide, chief, leader.
RÆSC
Noun: shower, heavy shower.
RÆSCAN
Verb: to vibrate; to glitter, quiver (of light).
RÆSCETTAN
Verb: to crackle, creak; to sparkle, coruscate.
RÆSCETUNG
Noun: sparkling, gleaming, coruscation.
RÆSN
Noun: plank, beam, wall-plate, raising piece; ceiling.
RǢSWA
1. Noun: guide, counsellor; chief, leader, ruler; prince, king.
2. See rǣswum.
RǢSWAN
Verb: to think, consider; to suppose, suspect, conjecture.
RǢSWUM
Noun: suggestion, counsel, deliberation.
RǢSWUNG
Noun: reasoning, supposition, conjecture.
RÆT
Noun: rat.
RÆTTEN

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Adjective: infested with rats.

RǢW
See (ge)rǣw.
RĀFIAN
Verb: to involve, wrap up; to disclose, unclose.
RAGGIG
Adjective: shaggy, ragged, bristly, rough.
RAGU
Noun: lichen.
RAGUFINC
Noun: name of a bird, kind of finch.
RĀHDĒOR
Noun: roe-buck.
RĀHHEGE
Noun: deer-fence.
RAMGEALLA
Noun: ram-gall (a plant name).
RAMM
Noun: ram; engine of war; instrument for pounding or battering; zodiacal sign.
RĀN
Noun: open robbery, rapine.
RANC
Adjective: proud, arrogant, haughty, insolent, forward, overbearing; strong, bold, brave,
valiant; noble, renowned; ostentatious, showy; mature, full-grown.
RANCLĪCE
Adverb: confidently, boldly; ostentatiously, showily.
RANCSTRǢT
Noun: straight or splendid road.
RAND
Noun: border, edge, margin, shore; boss or rim of shield; shield, buckler.
RANDBĒAG
Noun: boss of a shield; shield.
RANDBURG
Noun: fortified town; shield wall of waves (in the Red Sea); frontier town.
RANDGEBEORH

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Noun: protecting shield of waves.

RANDHÆBBEND
Noun: shield-bearer, warrior.
RANDWIGA
Noun: shield-warrior, man at arms.
RANDWĪGEND
Noun: shield-warrior, man at arms.
RĀP
Noun: rope, cord, cable.
RĀPGENGA
Noun: rope-dancing, rope-dancer.
RĀPGEWEALC
Noun: cord, coil of rope.
RĀPINCEL
Noun: (small rope), cord, string.
RĀPLIC
Adjective: of rope.
RĀRADUMBLA
Noun: bittern.
RĀREDUMBLE
Noun: bittern.
RĀRIAN
Verb: to lament, cry, mourn, bellow, roar.
RĀRUNG
Noun: roaring, howling, bellowing.
RĀSETTAN
Verb: to rage (of fire).
RĀSIAN
Verb: to explore.
RĒAD
Adjective: red.
RĒADA
Noun: tonsil.
RĒADBASU
Adjective: reddish purple.

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RĒADE
Adverb: with red colour.
RĒADFĀH
Adjective: red-stained.
RĒADGOLDLÆFER
Noun: plate of gold.
RĒADIAN
Verb: to be or become red.
RĒADLĒAF
Adjective: having red leaves.
RĒADLESC
Adjective: reddened skin.
RĒADLINGAS
Noun: the Ethiopians.
RĒADNES
Noun: redness.
RĒADSTALEDE
Adjective: red-stalked.
RĒADUNG
Noun: redness, rubor.
RĒAF
Noun: booty, spoil, plunder; garment, vestment, raiment, robe; armour.
RĒAFERE
Noun: robber, reaver, spoiler, plunderer.
RĒAFGEND
Noun: robber, spoiler, plunderer.
RĒAFIAN
1. Verb: to rob, spoil, plunder, ravage, take by force; to waste; to carry off, remove, transport.
2. See (ge)rēafian.
RĒAFIGENDE
Adjective: rapacious, ravening.
RĒAFLĀC
Noun: robbery, rapine, spoliation, plundering; booty, spoil, plunder.
RĒAFOL
Adjective: rapacious.

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RĒAFOLNES
Noun: rapacity.
RĒAFUNG
Noun: spoliation, plundering.
REAHTIGAN
Verb: to dispute, discuss.
RĒAM
1. Noun: cream.
2. See hrēam.
RĒAMWĪN
Noun: thick wine.
RĒC
Noun: smoke, reek.
RECAN
See (ge)recan.
RĒCAN
See (ge)rēcan.
RECCAN
Verb: to go, stray, tend; to stretch, extend; to give hold out to; to take care for, be interested in;
to care, desire; to say, tell, narrate, recite, quote; to interpret; to give (a solution); to guide, rule,
direct, correct; to explain, instruct; to reprove.
RECCELĪC
See (ge)reccelīc.
RĒCCELĪEST
Noun: carelessness, heedlessness; negligence.
RECCEND
Noun: guide, ruler, governor.
RECCENDDŌM
Noun: governance, ruling, directing, guiding; oversight.
RECCERE
Noun: teacher, ruler, director; speaker, rhetorician; interpreter.
RECCING
Noun: narration, story, tale.
RECED
Noun: building, house; hall, palace.

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RECEDLIC
Adjective: palatial, pertaining to a palace.
RECEDNES
See (ge)recednes.
RĒCELĒAS
Adjective: careless, reckless; negligent.
RĒCELĒASIAN
Verb: to neglect; to be negligent or careless.
RĒCELĒASLĪCE
Adverb: carelessly, heedlessly, inattentively; negligently.
RĒCELĒASNES
Noun: carelessness, recklessness; negligence.
RĒCELS
Noun: incense, frankincense.
RĒCELSBŪC
Noun: censer, vessel for holding incense.
RĒCELSFÆT
Noun: censer.
RĒCELSIAN
Verb: to perfume with incense.
RĒCELSRĒOCE
Noun: burning of incense, burning incense.
RECEN
Adjective: ready; quick, swift, rapid, prompt; violent.
RECENE
Adverb: instantly, straightaway; quickly; at once.
RECENIAN
See (ge)recenian.
RECENLĪCE
Adverb: immediately, straightaway, forthwith; quickly; at once.
RECONDLIC
Adjective: numerous.
REDESTĀN
Noun: ruddle, red ochre; synopsis.
RĒFA

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See (ge)rēfa.
REGN
Noun: rain; showers of rain.
REGNHEARD
Adjective: very or exceedingly hard.
REGNIAN
1. Verb: to rain, cause rain to fall.
2. Verb: to put, prepare, arrange, dispose, set in order, dress; to regulate; to plan, contrive; to
adorn, ornament, garnish, trim.
REGNMELD
Noun: mighty or solemn announcement.
REGNÐĒOF
Noun: arch-thief, downright thief.
REGOL
Noun: rule, regulation, law; pattern, standard, norm; canon, monastic code of rules; ruler for
drawing lines; tabular arrangement.
REGOLBRYCE
Noun: breach of rule.
REGOLFÆST
Adjective: rigid, strict; regular, adhering to monastic rules.
REGOLIAN
Verb: to draw lines with a ruler.
REGOLLAGU
Noun: monastic law.
REGOLLIC
Adjective: (as an ecclesiastical term) regular, canonical.
REGOLLĪCE
Adverb: regularly, in accordance with rule.
REGOLLĪF
Noun: life according to ecclesiastical rules.
REGOLSTICCA
Noun: rule; ruler (instrument).
REGOLÐĒAW
Noun: discipline of monastic rule.
REGOLWEARD

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Noun: regulator, director, ruler; abbot; provost.

REGULARES
Noun: regular days in computation.
RELICGANG
Noun: visiting of relics.
RELIQUIAS
Noun: relics of saints.
RELIQUIASŌCN
Noun: visit to a shrine.
REMIANl
Verb: to mend.
RĒMISC
Adjective: Roman.
REMPAN
Verb: to precipitate, to be hasty, to go headlong.
RĒNBOGA
Noun: rainbow.
RENC
Noun: pride; vanity, ostentation, pomp, display; bravery.
RENDAN
Verb: to tear, REND, cut down.
RĒNDROPA
Noun: raindrop.
RENGE
Noun: spider, spider’s web.
RENGWYRM
Noun: intestinal worm.
RĒNIAN
See (ge)rēnian.
RĒNIEND
Noun: revealer, one who arranges.
RĒNIG
Adjective: rainy.
RĒNLIC
Adjective: rainy.

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RĒNSCŪR
Noun: shower, rain-shower.
RĒNSNÆGL
Noun: snail.
RĒNWÆTER
Noun: rain-water.
RENWEARD
Noun: house-guardian.
RĒNWYRM
Noun: earthworm, maw-worm, worm in the intestines.
RĒOC
Adjective: savage, fierce; furious.
RĒOCAN
Verb: to reek, stink; to emit vapour, steam or smoke.
RĒOCENDE
Adjective: smoking, steaming.
RĒOD
1. Adjective: red, ruddy.
2. Noun: red colour.
3. See hrēod.
RĒODAN
Verb: to redden; to stain with blood; to wound; to kill.
RĒODIAN
1. Verb: to be or become red.
2. See rēadian.
REODIAN
Verb: to search out, sift.
RĒODMŪÐA
Noun: parrot.
RĒODNÆSC
Adjective: reddened skin; rubricata, glosses portico.
RĒOFAN
Verb: to rend, rive; to break.
REOHHE
Noun: the name of a fish, ray, thornback.

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RĒOMA
Noun: membrane; ligament.
RĒON
Noun: mourning, lament.
RĒONIAN
See (ge)rēonian.
RĒONIG
Adjective: sad, mournful, gloomy; weary.
RĒONIGMŌD
Adjective: sad, mournful; weary.
RĒONUNG
See (ge)rēonung.
REOPA
Noun: sheaf, bundle of corn.
REORD
1. See (ge)reord (1).
2. See (ge)reord (2).
REORDAN
Verb: to feed; to eat, take food; to refresh; to entertain, feast.
REORDBEREND
Noun: man; one gifted with speech.
REORDHŪS
Noun: refectory, eating room.
REORDIAN
Verb: to speak, say, talk, discourse; to read. to feed; to eat, take food, dine, sup; to refresh; to
entertain, feast.
REORDUNG
See (ge)reordung.
REOSAN
Noun: name of a plant, pissli.
RĒOST
Noun: rest (part of a plough).
RĒOTAN
Verb: to weep, wail, shed tears; to mourn, lament.
RĒOTIG

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Adjective: sad, mournful; tearful.

RĒOWE
1. Noun: covering, mantle, blanket; rug.
2. See rȳhe (1).
REPAN
Verb: to reap.
REPEL
Noun: staff, rod.
REPS
Noun: response in a church service.
REPSAN
Verb: to reprove, blame.
REPSUNG
1. Noun: evening, division of the night; interval.
2. Adjective: seizing, reproving.
RĒSELE
Noun: answer, solution, conjecture, solution of a riddle.
RESPONS
Noun: response.
REST
Noun: rest, quiet, repose, freedom from toil; sleep; resting-place, couch, bed, grave.
RESTA
See (ge)resta.
RĒSTAN
Verb: to rejoice, exult.
RESTAN
Verb: to rest, repose; to cease form toil, be at rest; to remain, lie.
RESTBEDD
Noun: bed, couch.
RESTDÆG
Noun: day of rest, Sabbath day.
RESTENGĒAR
Noun: year of rest from work.
RESTGEMĀNA
Noun: cohabitation, conjugal intercourse.

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RESTHŪS
Noun: sleeping-chamber.
RESTLĒAS
Adjective: restless; disturbed.
RĒTAN
See (ge)rētan.
RĒTEND
Noun: one who cheers or comforts.
RĒTU
Noun: joy.
RĒÐE
Adjective: harsh, fierce, cruel, violent; severe; terrible, dreadful, dire; wild, savage; zealous.
REÐE
Adjective: right, righteous, just.
REÐEHYGDIG
Adjective: right-minded.
REÐEMAN
Noun: usurer.
RĒÐEMŌD
Adjective: fierce, savage, cruel; indignant, wroth.
RĒÐEN
Adjective: wild.
RĒÐIAN
Verb: to rage, be fierce.
RĒÐIG
Adjective: savage, fierce, cruel.
RĒÐIGIAN
Verb: to rage; to be fierce or furious.
RĒÐIGMŌD
Adjective: savage, fierce.
RĒÐLIC
Adjective: fierce, cruel; deadly.
RĒÐLĪCE
Adverb: fiercely, furiously, violently.
RĒÐNES

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Noun: cruelty, fierceness, rage; severity, harshness; savageness, ferocity; zeal; storminess.
RĒÐRA
See (ge)rēðra.
RĒÐRU
See (ge)rēðru.
RĒÐSCIPE
Noun: anger, rage, fury, fierceness.
RĒWET
Noun: rowing; ship, rowing-boat, vessel.
REXGENĪÐLA
Noun: royal foe.
RIB
Noun: rib; Soul.
RIBBE
Noun: the herb hounds-tongue, ribwort.
RIBBSPĀCA
Noun: rib-spokes, the brisket.
RIC
Noun: narrow strip.
RĪCA
Noun: powerful or influential person; ruler.
RĪCE
1. Adjective: powerful, strong, potent; great, mighty, possessed of power; of high rank; rich.
2. Noun: power, might, dominion, rule, empire, authority; kingdom, realm, nation, diocese;
reign (period of time).
RĪCEDŌM
Noun: power, dominion; rule.
RĪCEHEALDEND
Noun: guardian of the kingdom.
RĪCETER
Noun: power, might, dominion, rule; glory, greatness; ambition; oppression, tyranny; violence,
force; arrogance.
RĪCETTAN
Verb: to rule.
RĪCLIC

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Adjective: great, splendid, magnificent, sumptuous.

RĪCLĪCE
Adverb: powerfully, splendidly, sumptuously.
RĪCSERE
Noun: ruler.
RĪCSIAN
Verb: to reign, govern, bear rule; to tyrannize, exercise violence; to dominate, domineer,
prevail.
RĪCSIEND
Noun: ruler.
RĪCSUNG
Noun: dominion, domination, rule.
RID
Noun: swinging, swaying.
RIDA
Noun: riding path.
RĪDAN
Verb: to RIDE; to move about, swing, rock; to float, sail; to chafe (of letters).
RIDDA
Noun: rider, horseman; mounted soldier.
RĪDEHERE
Noun: cavalry, mounted force.
RĪDEND
Noun: rider; horseman, knight, cavalier.
RĪDERE
Noun: rider; trooper; knight.
RĪDESOHT
Noun: fever.
RĪDUSENDE
Adjective: swinging, swaying.
RĪDWIGA
Noun: mounted soldier.
RĪF
Adjective: fierce, violent, ravenous; noxious.
RĪFE

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Adjective: RIFE, abundant.

RIFELEDE
Adjective: wrinkled.
RIFELING
Noun: shoe or sandal of raw hide.
RIFELUNG
Noun: wrinkle.
RIFFENG
Noun: Riphaei montes.
RIFNES
Noun: fierceness.
RIFT
Noun: covering, veil, curtain, cloak.
RIFTER
Noun: sickle, scythe, instrument for reaping.
RIFTRE
Noun: reaper.
RIHT
See (ge)riht.
RIHTÆÐELCWĒN
Noun: lawful wife.
RIHTÆÐELO
Noun: true nobility.
RIHTǢW
Noun: legitimate matrimony; lawful wife.
RIHTAN
See (ge)rihtan.
RIHTĀNDAGA
Noun: proper day, right term or time.
RIHTANDSWARU
Noun: retort, reproof, rebuke.
RIHTCYNECYNN
Noun: legitimate royal family.
RIHTCYNING
Noun: lawful king.

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RIHTCYNN
Noun: genuine stock, race really derived from a particular source.
RIHTDŌM
Noun: just judgement.
RIHTDŌNDE
Adjective: doing what is right.
RIHTE
Adverb: right; directly, straight, due, straightway; outright; just, exactly, precisely, accurately;
rightly, correctly, duly, truly, fairly, properly, fittingly, justly; well.
RIHTEBEGITAN
Noun: honest gains.
RIHTEBRED
Noun: instrument for measuring, rule; square.
RIHTEND
Noun: guide, leader, director, ruler.
RIHTENDEBYRDNES
Noun: right order.
RIHTERE
Noun: director, ruler.
RIHTĒÐEL
Noun: true native country.
RIHTFÆDRENCYNN
Noun: direct paternal descent or pedigree.
RIHTFÆSTEN
Noun: lawfully ordained fast.
RIHTFÆSTENDÆG
Noun: duly appointed fastday.
RIHTFÆSTENTĪD
Noun: regularly appointed time of fasting.
RIHTFREMMEND
Noun: one acting rightly.
RIHTFREMMENDE
Adjective: acting rightly.
RIHTFUL
Adjective: rightful, honourable.

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RIHTGEBROÐRU
Noun: brethren.
RIHTGEFĒG
Noun: proper joint.
RIHTGEFREMED
Adjective: rightly constituted, orthodox; catholic.
RIHTGEGYLDA
Noun: one who is legally a member of a guild.
RIHTGEHĀTAN
Verb: to pledge oneself, swear.
RIHTGEHĪWAN
Noun: lawfully married persons.
RIHTGELĒAFA
Noun: true belief.
RIHTGELĒAFFUL
Adjective: orthodox, holding a true belief.
RIHTGELĒAFFULNES
Noun: orthodoxy, right belief.
RIHTGELĒAFLĪCE
Adverb: in an orthodox manner.
RIHTGELȲFED
Adjective: orthodox, possessed of a true belief; catholic.
RIHTGELȲFENDE
Adjective: having a true belief, faithful.
RIHTGEMÆCCA
Noun: lawful husband.
RIHTGEMǢRE
Noun: lawful boundary.
RIHTGEMET
Noun: proper measure.
RIHTGESAMHĪWAN
Noun: lawfully married persons.
RIHTGESCĒAD
Noun: reason, right understanding.
RIHTGESET

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Adjective: canonical, duly or properly appointed.

RIHTGESETEDNES
Noun: right ordinance or rule.
RIHTGESETNES
Noun: right office or institution.
RIHTGESINSCIPE
Noun: lawful wedlock.
RIHTGEÐANCOD
Adjective: right-minded, having right thoughts.
RIHTGEWITT
Noun: right mind.
RIHTGEWITTELIC
Adjective: rational.
RIHTGEWITTIG
Adjective: reasonable, in one’s right mind.
RIHTGIFU
Noun: irrevocable or lawful gift.
RIHTHǢMED
Noun: legitimate matrimony.
RIHTHĀMSCYLD
Noun: legal means of protection to a homestead.
RIHTHĀMSŌCN
Noun: housebreaking which has been actually committed.
RIHTHAND
Noun: right hand.
RIHTHANDDǢDA
Noun: actual perpetrator of a crime.
RIHTHANDDǢDE
Noun: having a true belief, faithful.
RIHTHEORT
Adjective: righteous, just, upright.
RIHTHĪWA
Noun: legitimate consort.
RIHTHLĀFORD
Noun: rightful lord.

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RIHTHLĀFORDDŌM
Noun: lawful authority.
RIHTHLĀFORDHYLDO
Noun: loyalty, fidelity due to a lord.
RIHTHYCGENDE
Adjective: thinking rightly.
RIHTING
Noun: correction, reproof; guidance, direction, rule, order; body of rights, privilege; privileged
district.
RIHTLǢCE
Noun: duly qualified physician.
RIHTLǢCAN
See (ge)rihtlǣcan.
RIHTLǢCUNG
Noun: correction, criticism.
RIHTLAGA
Noun: equity, right or just law.
RIHTLAGU
Noun: regular legal ordinance.
RIHTLANDGEMǢRE
Noun: lawful boundary to land.
RIHTLIC
Adjective: right, just, righteous; adapted, proper, fitting.
RIHTLĪCE
Adverb: rightly, justly, with justice or equity; correctly, properly, precisely, regularly; virtuously.
RIHTLĪCETTERE
Noun: thorough hypocrite.
RIHTLĪF
Noun: right life, life of lawful matrimony.
RIHTLĪFEND
Adjective: of right belief.
RIHTLĪFLĀD
Noun: right way of life.
RIHTLIÐLIC
Adjective: articulate.

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RIHTMĒDRENCYNN
Noun: direct mother’s line.
RIHTMĒTERFERS
Noun: correct hexameter verse.
RIHTMUNUC
Noun: true monk.
RIHTNAMA
Noun: right name.
RIHTNES
Noun: rightness, justice, equity, rectitude; rightness, straightness, perpendicularity; account,
reckoning.
RIHTNORÐANWIND
Noun: north wind.
RIHTRACIEND
Noun: expounder of righteousness.
RIHTRACU
Noun: correct account; right reason.
RIHTREGOL
Noun: right rule, canon, a lawful rule of life.
RIHTRYNE
Noun: right or straight course.
RIHTSCĪR
Noun: parish.
RIHTSCRĪFEND
Noun: lawyer, jurisconsult.
RIHTSCRIFTSCĪR
Noun: parish.
RIHTSCYLLING
Noun: lawful shilling of sterling money.
RIHTSCYTTE
Adjective: sure of aim.
RIHTSINSCIPE
Noun: lawful wedlock.
RIHTSMĒAUNG
Noun: right reasoning or argument.

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RIHTSPELL
Noun: true or noble discourse.
RIHTSTEFN
Noun: ordinary voice, properly pronounced word or sound.
RIHTTĪD
Noun: proper time.
RIHTTIMA
Noun: right, proper time.
RIHTÐĒOW
Noun: lawful slave.
RIHTUNGÐRĒD
Noun: directing thread, a plumb-line.
RIHTWEG
Noun: right way.
RIHTWER
Noun: lawful or legitimate husband.
RIHTWESTENDE
Noun: extreme western limit.
RIHTWĪF
Noun: lawful wife.
RIHTWILLEND
Noun: one whose desires are right.
RIHTWILLENDE
1. Adjective: wishing to do right.
2. See rihtwillend.
RIHTWĪS
Adjective: righteous, just; right, justifiable.
RIHTWĪSEND
Noun: Sadducee.
RIHTWĪSIAN
See (ge)rihtwīsian.
RIHTWĪSLIC
Adjective: righteous, just, rational.
RIHTWĪSLĪCE
Adverb: rightly, justly, rationally, reasonably.

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RIHTWĪSNES
Noun: rightness, righteousness, justice; rightness, reasonableness, reason.
RIHTWRĪTERE
Noun: one who writes correctly.
RIHTWULDRIENDE
Adjective: orthodox.
RIHTWYRÐE
Adjective: fitting, proper; honourable.
RIHTYMBREN
Noun: duly appointed Embertide.
RIHTYMBRENDAGAS
Noun: duly appointed Ember days.
RĪM
See (ge)rīm.
RIMA
Noun: verge, border, coast, bank, rim.
RĪMAN
See (ge)rīman.
RĪMĀÐ
Noun: oath by a number of persons.
RĪMCRÆFT
See (ge)rīmcræft.
RĪMCRÆFTIG
Adjective: skilful in computation or reckoning.
RĪMCRÆFTIGA
Noun: one skilful in computation or figures.
RĪMGETÆL
Noun: number, reckoning.
RĪMRE
Noun: calculator, reckoner, computer.
RĪMTALU
Noun: number; tale.
RIMUC
Noun: boundary, edge.
RĪN

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Noun: the Rhine.

RĪNAN
Verb: to RAIN; to send down or fall like rain.
RINC
Noun: man, warrior, hero.
RINCGETÆL
Noun: number of men; host.
RIND
1. Noun: outside, crust, rind, bark.
2. Noun: hill.
RINDECLIFER
Noun: a bird that sticks to, or scratches the bark of trees, wood-pecker, nut-hatch.
RINDEN
Adjective: of bark.
RINDLĒAS
Adjective: without bark.
RINELĪC
See (ge)rinelīc.
RINNAN
Verb: to run, flow.
RINNELLE
Noun: stream, brook, runnel, rivulet.
RINNING
Noun: rennet.
RĪP
See (ge)rīp.
RĪPAN
See (ge)rīpan.
RĪPE
Adjective: ripe, mature.
RĪPEMANN
Noun: reaper.
RĪPERE
1. Noun: reaper.
2. Noun: robber, plunderer; spoiler.

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RĪPIAN
Verb: to ripen, mature; to grow old.
RĪPĪSERN
Noun: sickle, an instrument for reaping.
RĪPNES
Noun: ripeness, maturity; harvest.
RIPP
Noun: border.
RIPPEL
Noun: coppice.
RĪPTĪMA
Noun: harvest time.
RĪPÐ
Noun: harvest.
RĪPUNG
1. Noun: ripeness, maturity.
2. Noun: plundering; spoliation.
RĪSAN
See (ge)rīsan.
RISC
Noun: rush.
RISCBEDD
Noun: bed of rushes.
RISCEN
Adjective: made of rushes, rush.
RISCHEALH
Noun: rushy corner, rushy slope.
RISCIHT
Adjective: rushy.
RISCLĒAC
Noun: rush leek or garlic.
RISCRĪÐIG
Noun: rushy stream.
RISCÐȲFEL
Noun: rush-bed.

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RĪSENDE
Adjective: rapacious.
RISIENDE
Adjective: emitting odour.
RISIENDUM
Adjective: emitting odour.
RĪSN
Noun: pair of compasses.
RISNE
See (ge)risne.
RISODA
Noun: rheum.
RISPE
Noun: brushwood.
RISPETT
Noun: place with much undergrowth.
RĪÐ
Noun: stream, rivulet.
RĪÐE
See (ge)rīðe.
RĪÐFALD
Noun: cattle-pen, cow-shed.
RĪÐIG
Noun: stream, streamlet.
ROCC
1. Noun: over-garment, rochet.
2. Noun: rock.
ROCCETTAN
Verb: to eructate, belch forth; to utter.
ROCCIAN
Verb: to rock (a child).
RŌD
Noun: cross, rood, crucifix, gallows; rood (land measure); rod, pole.
RŌDBĪGENGA
Noun: worshipper of the cross.

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RŌDBORA
Noun: cross-bearer.
RODD
Noun: rod, stick (to beat with).
RŌDEHENGEN
Noun: hanging, crucifixion; cross.
RŌDETĀCEN
Noun: sign of the cross, crucifix.
RŌDEWYRÐE
Adjective: deserving hanging or crucifixion.
RODOR
Noun: firmament, ether; sky, heaven.
RŌDORBEORHT
Adjective: heavenly bright.
RODORCYNING
Noun: king of heaven, Christ.
RODORLIC
Adjective: heavenly, celestial; of the firmament.
RODORLĪHTUNG
Noun: dawn, illumination of heaven.
RODORSTŌL
Noun: celestial throne.
RŌDORTORHT
Adjective: heavenly bright.
RODORTUNGOL
Noun: star of heaven.
RŌDSTYBB
Noun: stump left in a clearing.
RŌDWURÐIEND
Noun: cross-worshipper.
RŌF
1. Adjective: strong, vigorous, stout, brave, valiant, noble, renowned.
2. Noun: number, array.
ROGIAN
Verb: to flourish.

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RŌM
Noun: Rome.
RŌMĀNE
Noun: the Romans.
RŌMĀNISC
Adjective: Roman.
RŌMEBURG
Noun: Rome.
ROMĒI
Adjective: blackened, sooty.
RŌMFEOH
Noun: Rome-penny, Romescot, Peter’s pence.
RŌMGESCEOT
Noun: Rome-penny, Romescot, Peter’s pence.
RŌMIAN
Verb: to try to obtain, strive after; to possess.
RŌMPENIG
Noun: Rome-penny, Romescot, Peter’s pence.
RŌMWALH
Noun: Roman.
RŌMWARE
Noun: inhabitants of Rome, the Romans.
ROP
1. Noun: broth.
2. See ropp.
RŌP
Adjective: liberal; bountiful.
RŌPNES
Noun: liberality.
ROPP
Noun: intestines, the colon.
ROPWÆRC
Noun: colic.
RŌSBEDD
Noun: rose-bed.

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RŌSE
Noun: rose.
RŌSEN
Adjective: made of roses; rose-coloured, rosy.
RŌSRĒAD
Adjective: rose-read.
RŌT
1. Adjective: glad, cheerful, bright; noble, excellent.
2. See rōte.
RŌTE
Noun: root.
RŌTFÆST
Adjective: firmly established.
RŌTHWĪL
Noun: time of refreshing.
ROTIAN
See (ge)rotian.
RŌTLĪCE
Adverb: gladly, cheerfully.
RŌTNES
Noun: gladness, cheerfulness; refuge, protection; comfort.
RŌTSUNG
Noun: refuge, protection; comfort, cheering.
ROTUNG
Noun: corruption; putrefaction; ulcer.
ROÐ
Noun: clearing.
ROÐHUND
Noun: large dog, mastiff.
RŌÐOR
Noun: oar, scull; rudder.
RŌW
1. Adjective: quiet, calm; gentle, soft, mild.
2. Noun: quiet, quietness; rest.
RŌWAN

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See (ge)rōwan.
RŌWEND
Noun: rower, sailor.
RŌWING
Noun: rowing.
RŌWNES
Noun: rowing.
RUDDUC
Noun: robin, Ruddock.
RŪDE
1. Noun: scab, roughness of the skin.
2. Noun: rue.
RUDIAN
Verb: to be ruddy.
RUDIG
Adjective: ruddy, rubicund.
RUDMOLIN
Noun: redshanks or water pepper.
RUDU
Noun: red colour, redness; ruddy complexion; red cosmetic.
RUGERN
Noun: rye-harvest; August.
RŪH
Adjective: rough; coarse (of cloth); hairy, shaggy; untrimmed, uncultivated; knotty; undressed,
untanned.
RUHHA
Noun: ray (fish).
RUINE
Noun: fall.
RŪM
See (ge)rūm.
RŪME
See (ge)rūme.
RŪMGĀL
Adjective: liberally; revelling in release from confinement; at large, fully.

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RŪMGĀLĪCE
Adverb: widely.
RŪMGIFA
Noun: bountiful or liberal giver.
RŪMGIFUL
Adjective: liberal; bountiful, munificent, abundant.
RŪMGIFULNES
Noun: liberality; bounty, munificence, abundance, profusion.
RŪMHEORT
Adjective: liberal; large-hearted, generous, munificent; free from care or oppression, untroubled.
RŪMHEORTLĪCE
Adverb: in a 'light-hearted, generous or free from care' manner.
RŪMHEORTNES
Noun: liberality; munificence.
RŪMIAN
Verb: to become clear of obstructions or encumbrance.
RŪMLIC
Adjective: liberal; gracious, benign; abundant, plentiful.
RŪMLĪCE
See (ge)rūmlīce.
RŪMMŌD
Adjective: liberal; gracious, kind, benignant; profuse, abundant, lavish.
RŪMMŌDLIC
Adjective: ample, large, full; liberal; gracious.
RŪMMŌDLĪCE
Adverb: liberally; graciously, favourably; at large, fully.
RŪMMŌDNES
Noun: liberality; large-heartedness; kindness, favour, grace.
RŪMNES
Noun: breadth, amplitude, broad space; abundance.
RŪMWELLE
Adjective: spacious.
RŪN
Noun: mystery, secrecy; secret, whisper; counsel, consultation; council; runic character, letter;
writing.

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RŪNCOFA
Noun: chamber of secrets; breast, bosom; the mind.
RŪNCRÆFTIG
Adjective: skilled in explaining mysteries.
RŪNERE
Noun: whisperer; tale-bearer.
RŪNIENDE
Adjective: whispering.
RUNL
Adjective: foul, stinking; running.
RŪNSTÆF
Noun: runic letter, rune.
RŪNWITA
Noun: adviser, counsellor; privy councillor, one acquainted with a person’s secrets or mysteries;
sage.
RUSCE
Noun: rushy ground.
RŪST
Noun: rust; moral canker.
RŪSTIG
Adjective: rusty.
RŪWA
Noun: covering, rug, tapestry.
RŪWE
Noun: covering, tapestry.
RȲD
1. See rād (1).
2. Noun: clearing.
RYDEN
Noun: name of a plant.
RYDERIAN
Verb: to grow red.
RYDING
Noun: clearing.
RȲFE

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Adjective: frequent; rife.

RYGE
Noun: rye.
RYGEN
Adjective: rye, made of rye.
RȲHE
1. Noun: blanket, rough covering; rug.
2. See rēowe (1).
RȲHT
Noun: rough growth on land.
RȲHÐ
Noun: rough ground.
RȲMAN
See (ge)rȳman.
RȲMET
Noun: room, space, extent; clear space; extension, clearance; comfort; benefit.
RȲMETLĒAST
Noun: want of room.
RȲMÐ
Noun: amplitude.
RȲN
Verb: to roar, rage.
RYNE
Noun: course, run, running; course, uninterrupted progress; water-course, flow, flux of blood;
period of time, cycle, course of life, lustre; expand, extent; orbit.
RȲNE
See (ge)rȳne.
RYNEGÆST
Noun: a guest or foe that comes swiftly; lightning.
RYNEGIEST
Noun: running spirit.
RYNEL
1. Noun: stream, runnel.
2. Noun: runner, messenger, courier.
RȲNELIC

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See (ge)rȳnelic.
RYNELĪCE
Adverb: quickly.
RȲNELĪCE
See (ge)rȳnelīce.
RȲNEMANN
Noun: one skilled in explaining mysteries.
RYNESTRONG
Adjective: strong in running.
RYNESWIFT
Adjective: swift in running.
RYNEÐRĀG
Noun: space of time.
RYNEWǢN
Noun: swift vehicle, chariot.
RYNIG
Adjective: good at running.
RȲNIG
See (ge)rȳnig.
RYNIGA
Noun: liquid that runs off.
RȲNISC
Adjective: mysterious.
RYNNING
1. Noun: rennet.
2. See rinning.
RȲPERE
Noun: robber, plunderer.
RȲPING
Noun: plunder, spoliation.
RYPLEN
1. Adjective: made of broom.
2. See ðȳflen.
RYSCPYTT
Noun: pit or pool in which rushes grow.

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RYSCSECG
Noun: sedge.
RYSCSTEORT
Noun: promontory where rushes grow.
RYSEL
Noun: lard, fat; resin; abdomen.
RYSELWÆRC
Noun: pain in the stomach.
RYT
Noun: rubbish for burning, underwood.
RYÐÐA
Noun: mastiff, species of dog.
RȲUNG
Noun: roaring, groaning, grunting.

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SĀ
Noun: tub, bucket, pail, vessel.
SABAN
Noun: sheet.
SABAT
Noun: the Sabbath.
SABĪNE
Noun: the Sabines.
SABĪNISC
Adjective: Sabine.
SACA
See (ge)saca.
SACAN
Verb: to struggle, strive, fight, contend; to disagree, wrangle, act in opposition, discuss, dispute;
to accuse, blame; to bring a suit; to lay claim to; to refuse, deny.
SACC
1. Noun: sack, bag; sack-cloth.
2. See sӕcc (2).
SĀCERD
Noun: priest, priestess.
SĀCERDBANA
Noun: priest-slayer.
SĀCERDGERISNE
Adjective: befitting a priest.
SĀCERDHĀD
Noun: priesthood.
SĀCERDLAND
Noun: land allotted to priests.
SĀCERDLIC
Adjective: sacerdotal, priestly.
SACFUL
Adjective: quarrelsome, contentious; given to accusation.
SACIAN
Verb: to strive; to wrangle, brawl.
SACLĒAS

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Adjective: innocent, free from charge or accusation; safe, secure, unmolested.
SACU
See (ge)sacu.
SĀDA
Noun: cord, halter, snare.
SADDUCĒAS
Noun: the Sadducees.
SADELIAN
See (ge)sadelian.
SADIAN
Verb: to satisfy, satiate; to be sated or satisfied; to get wearied or tired.
SADOL
Noun: saddle.
SADOLBEORHT
Adjective: having an ornamented saddle.
SADOLBOGA
Noun: saddle-bow.
SADOLFÆT
Noun: harness.
SADOLFELG
Noun: pommel of a saddle.
SADOLGĀRA
Noun: saddle cloth.
SADOLGEARWE
Noun: saddle-trappings.
SADOLGERǢDU
Noun: saddle-trappings.
SADUCĒISC
Adjective: Sadducean.
SǢ
Noun: sea; sheet of water, lake, pool.
SǢǢL
Noun: sea-eel.
SǢÆLFEN
Noun: sea elf or nymph, naiad.

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SǢBĀT
Noun: ship, sea-boat, vessel.
SǢBEORG
Noun: cliff or hill by the sea; mountain of waves.
SǢBRŌGA
Noun: sea-terror.
SǢBURG
Noun: seaport or maritime town.
SÆC
Adjective: offensive, odious, hateful; accused, charged, guilty.
SÆCC
1. Noun: strife, conflict, contest.
2. Noun: sackcloth.
3. See sacc (1).
SÆCCING
Noun: sacking, pallet; bed made of sacking.
SǢCEASTER
Noun: seaport town.
SǢCEOSOL
Noun: sand or gravel on the sea-shore, shingle.
SǢCIR
Noun: the retreat of the sea, sea-ebbing.
SǢCLIF
Noun: cliff by the sea.
SǢCOCC
Noun: cockle.
SǢCOL
Noun: jet.
SǢCYNING
Noun: sea-king.
SÆD
Adjective: filled, sated, satiated, full; weary.
SǢD
Noun: seed; offspring, fruit, progeny, posterity; ripe fruit; sowing; growth.
SǢDBERENDE

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Adjective: seed-bearing.
SǢDCYNN
Noun: kind of seed.
SǢDENE
Noun: the sea-Danes, Danes of the island or Danes skilled in sea-faring.
SǢDĒOR
Noun: sea monster or beast.
SǢDERE
Noun: sower.
SǢDIAN
Verb: to sow, provide seed for land.
SǢDLĒAP
Noun: sower’s basket, seed-lip.
SǢDLIC
Adjective: seminal, belonging to seed.
SǢDNAÐ
Noun: sowing.
SÆDNES
Noun: satiety, repletion.
SǢDRACA
Noun: sea dragon or serpent.
SǢDSWORN
Noun: coalescing of seed.
SǢDTĪMA
Noun: seed-time.
SǢEARM
Noun: arm of the sea.
SǢEBBUNG
Noun: ebbing of the sea.
SǢFÆRELD
Noun: passage of the (Red) sea.
SǢFÆSTEN
Noun: watery stronghold, ocean.
SǢFAROÐ
Noun: sea coast or shore.

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SÆFERN
Noun: the river Severn.
SÆFERNMŪÐA
Noun: the mouth of the Severn.
SǢFISC
Noun: sea-fish.
SǢFLŌD
Noun: tide; incoming tide, flood; flow of a river or sea; sea.
SǢFLOTA
Noun: ship.
SǢFŌR
Noun: sea voyage or journey.
SǢFUGOL
Noun: sea-fowl.
SǢGAN
See (ge)sǣgan.
SǢGE
1. Adjective: swampy.
2. Noun: swamp.
SǢGĒAP
Adjective: spacious, roomy (ship).
SǢGĒATAS
Noun: seafaring; Geats.
SǢGEDNES
See (ge)sǣgednes.
SǢGEMǢRE
Noun: sea coast or border.
SǢGENGA
Noun: sailor, mariner, sea-goer; ship, vessel.
SǢGESET
Noun: maritime region or district.
SǢGRUND
Noun: sea-bottom; abyss.
SǢHEALF
Noun: seaside.

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SǢHENGEST
Noun: sea-horse, hippopotamus; ship.
SǢHETE
Noun: surging or raging of the sea.
SǢHOLM
Noun: sea, ocean.
SǢHUND
Noun: sea-hound.
SǢL
1. Noun: time, season; opportunity, occasion; condition, circumstance, position; prosperity, good
fortune; happiness, joy.
2. See sēl (2).
SÆL
Noun: room, hall, castle.
SǢLĀC
Noun: sea gift or spoil.
SǢLĀD
Noun: sea way or voyage.
SǢLĀF
Noun: sea-leavings, jetsam.
SǢLAN
See (ge)sǣlan.
SǢLAND
Noun: coast, maritime district.
SÆLEN
1. Adjective: made of willow or sallow.
2. See selen.
SǢLĒOÐ
Noun: sea-song, rower’s song.
SǢLIC
Adjective: of the sea, marine.
SǢLIDA
Noun: seafarer, sailor; pirate.
SǢLIG
See (ge)sǣlig.

  1408
SǢLĪÐEND
Noun: seaman, seafarer, sailor; ship.
SǢLĪÐENDE
1. Adjective: seafaring.
2. See sǣlīðend.
SÆLMERIGE
Noun: brine.
SÆLTNA
Noun: name of a bird, bunting, robin.
SÆLÐ
Noun: dwelling, abode, house.
SǢLÐ
See (ge)sǣlð.
SÆLWĀG
Noun: hall.
SǢLWANG
Noun: fertile plain.
SǢMANN
Noun: seaman; pirate, Viking.
SǢMEARH
Noun: sea-horse; ship.
SǢMĒÐE
Adjective: weary from sea-voyage.
SǢMINTE
Noun: sea-mint.
SǢN
Adjective: marine, maritime.
SǢNACA
Noun: sea-vessel, ship.
SǢNÆS
Noun: cape, promontory stretching into the sea.
SǢNE
Adjective: slow, sluggish, inactive, slack, lazy; dull; careless, negligent; cowardly.
SǢNET
Noun: net for sea-fishing.

  1409
SǢNIG
Adjective: maritime, marine.
SǢOSTRE
Noun: sea-oyster.
SÆP
Noun: sap, juice.
SÆPIG
Adjective: sappy; juicy, succulent.
SÆPPE
Noun: spruce fir.
SÆPSPŌN
Noun: chip or shaving with sap in it.
SǢRIMA
Noun: sea-shore, coast.
SǢRINC
Noun: seaman, one who journeys by sea; pirate, Viking.
SǢRNĪD
Noun: dire need.
SǢRŌF
Adjective: hardy at sea or in rowing.
SǢRȲRIC
Noun: sea-reed; ait.
SǢSCEAÐA
Noun: pirate, sea-robber.
SǢSCELL
Noun: sea-shell.
SǢSĪÐ
Noun: sea-journey, voyage.
SǢSNÆGL
Noun: sea-snail.
SǢSTĀN
Noun: rock in the sea.
SǢSTEORRA
Noun: guiding star (for sailors); title of Virgin Mary.
SǢSTRAND

  1410
Noun: sea-strand, foreshore.
SǢSTRĒAM
Noun: sea-stream, water of the sea.
SǢSWALWE
Noun: sand-martin; aster.
SǢSWELG
Noun: whirpool.
SǢT
Noun: ambush, snare; lurking-place.
SǢTA
Noun: holding of land; resident, inhabitant.
SǢTE
Noun: house.
SǢTERE
Noun: spy, waylayer; robber; seducer (the devil), seditious one, insidiator, seductor.
SÆTERNDÆG
Noun: Saturday.
SÆTERNIHT
Noun: Friday night.
SǢTIAN
Verb: to lie in; to wait for, plot against, waylay.
SǢTUNG
Noun: snare, trap, plot, ambush; lying in wait; sedition.
SǢÐĒOF
Noun: sea-thief, pirate.
SǢŪPWEARP
Noun: jetsam, what is thrown up on land by the sea.
SǢWǢG
Noun: sea-wave.
SǢWÆTER
Noun: sea-water.
SǢWĀR
Noun: sea-weed.
SǢWAROÐ
Noun: beach, sea-shore.

  1411
SǢWEALL
Noun: beach, sea-shore; cliff, sea-wall.
SǢWEARD
Noun: coast-warden, sea-ward.
SǢWEG
Noun: sea-way, path through the sea.
SǢWER
Noun: weir of some kind.
SǢWĒRIG
Adjective: weary from sea voyage.
SǢWET
Noun: sowing.
SǢWĪCING
Noun: Viking, sea-viking.
SǢWIHT
Noun: marine animal.
SǢWINEWINCLE
Noun: periwinkle (shell-fish).
SǢWONG
Noun: beach, sea-shore.
SǢWUDU
Noun: ship, vessel.
SǢWYLM
Noun: billow, sea-surf.
SǢȲÐ
Noun: sea-wave.
SAFENE
Noun: savine (a kind of juniper).
SAFTRIENDE
Adjective: rheumy, rheumatic.
SĀG
Noun: sinking, depression.
SAGA
1. Noun: saying, statement; story, narrative.
2. See sagu (2).

  1412
SĀGOL
Noun: staff, club; stick, cudgel, pole.
SAGU
1. See (ge)sagu.
2. Noun: saw (tool).
SĀL
Noun: bond, rope, cord, line; rein; fastening of a door; necklace, collar.
SALA
Noun: sale, act of selling.
SALFIE
Noun: sage.
SALIHT
Adjective: grown with willows.
SALLETAN
Verb: to sing psalms; to play on or sing to the harp.
SĀLNES
Noun: silence.
SALNESS
Noun: darkness, duskiness.
SALTERE
Noun: psalter, collection of psalms, the book of Psalms; psaltery (stringed musical instrument).
SALTHAGA
Noun: robin redbreast.
SALU
Adjective: dark, dusky; dusty.
SALUBRŪN
Adjective: dark-brown.
SALUNEB
Adjective: dark-complexioned.
SALUPĀD
Adjective: dark-coated.
SALWED
Adjective: darkened, painted black (with pitch).
SALWIAN
Verb: to make dark, blacken.

  1413
SALWIGFEÐERA
Adjective: having dark or dusky plumage.
SALWIGPĀD
Adjective: dark-coated, having dark plumage.
SAM-
Affix: agreement, combination.
SĀM-
Affix: half; imperfection.
SĀM
Adjective: weak; inferior, bad.
SAM
Conjunction: whether, or.
SAMARINGAS
Noun: the Samaritans.
SAMARITANISC
Adjective: Samaritan, of Samaria.
SĀMBÆRNED
Adjective: half-burned.
SĀMBOREN
Adjective: born out of due time.
SĀMBRYCE
Noun: partial breach or violation (of rule, laws, etc.).
SĀMCWIC
Adjective: half-dead.
SAME
Adverb: similarly, in the same way.
SAMEN
Adverb: together.
SĀMGRĒNE
Adjective: half-green, immature, backward.
SĀMGUNG
Adjective: young.
SĀMHĀL
Adverb: unwell, weakly, not in perfect health.
SAMHEORT

  1414
Adjective: unanimous, of one heart or disposition.
SAMHĪWAN
See (ge)samhīwan.
SAMHWYLC
Pronoun: some.
SĀMLǢRED
Adjective: imperfectly taught, badly instructed.
SAMLĪCE
Adverb: together, in unison, at the same time.
SĀMLOCEN
Adjective: half-closed.
SAMMǢLE
Adjective: agreed, accordant, come to an agreement, united.
SĀMMELT
Adjective: half-digested.
SAMNIAN
See (ge)samnian.
SAMNUNG
See (ge)samnung.
SAMNUNGA
Adverb: immediately, forthwith, suddenly, all at once, on a sudden.
SAMNUNGCWIDE
Adjective: collect.
SAMOD
1. Adverb: simultaneously, at the same time, together; entirely; also, as well, too; and.
2. Adposition: with, together with, at (of time).
SAMODCUMEND
Adjective: flocking together.
SAMODEARD
Noun: common house or country.
SAMODĒCE
Adjective: coeternal.
SAMODFÆST
Adjective: joined together.
SAMODGANG

  1415
Adjective: continuous.
SAMODGEFLIT
Noun: strife, conflict.
SAMODGESĪÐ
Noun: companion, comrade.
SAMODGIDDUNG
Noun: harmony.
SAMODHERIAN
Verb: to praise together.
SAMODHERIGENDLIC
Adjective: engaged in worshipping together.
SAMODHERING
Noun: praising.
SAMODLĪCE
Adverb: together, unitedly in a body.
SAMODRYNELAS
Noun: runners together.
SAMODSĪÐIAN
Verb: to accompany.
SAMODSPRǢC
Noun: conversation, colloquy.
SAMODSWĒGENDE
Adjective: consonantal.
SAMODTANG
Adjective: continuous, successive.
SAMODÐYRLIC
Adjective: concordant.
SAMODWEAXAN
Verb: glosses concrescere.
SAMODWELLUNG
Noun: welding together; boiling together; condensing.
SAMODWIST
Noun: being together, common existence.
SAMODWUNUNG
Noun: common residence, living together.

  1416
SAMODWYRCENDE
Adjective: co-operating.
SAMRĀD
Adjective: harmonious; united.
SAMRǢDEN
Noun: married state.
SĀMSODEN
Adjective: half-cooked.
SĀMSTORFEN
Adjective: half-dead.
SĀMSWǢLED
Adjective: half-burned.
SAMSWĒGE
Adjective: harmonious, sounding in unison.
SAMTINGES
Adverb: immediately, forthwith, all at once; in close connection (time).
SAMÐE
Conjunction: both...and, whether...or.
SĀMWEAXEN
Adjective: half-grown up.
SAMWINNENDE
Adjective: contending or struggling together.
SĀMWĪS
Adjective: stupid, foolish; dull.
SĀMWĪSLĪCE
Adverb: foolishly.
SAMWIST
Noun: living together, cohabitation; matrimony.
SĀMWORHT
Adjective: unfinished.
SAMWRǢDNES
Noun: union, combination.
SĀMWYRCAN
Verb: to do a thing incompletely.
SANCT

  1417
Noun: saint, holy person.
SAND
1. Noun: action of sending, mission, deputation, embassy; message; messenger, ambassador;
service, course of food, repast, mess, victual, dish of food.
2. Noun: sand, gravel; sandy shore, sea-shore, beach.
SANDBEORG
Noun: sand-hill, sand-bank.
SANDCEOSOL
Noun: sand, gravel.
SANDCORN
Noun: grain of sand.
SANDFUL
Adjective: sandy.
SANDGEWEORP
Noun: sand-bank, quicksand.
SANDGEWYRPE
Noun: sand-heap.
SANDGROT
Noun: grain of sand.
SANDHLIÐ
Noun: sandy slope by the sea, hillock.
SANDHOF
Noun: house in the sand; grave, barrow.
SANDHRICG
Noun: sand-bank.
SANDHYLL
Noun: sand-hill.
SANDIG
Adjective: sandy.
SANDIHT
Adjective: sandy, dusty.
SANDLAND
Noun: sandy shore, sea-shore.
SANDPYTT
Noun: sand-pit.

  1418
SANDRID
Noun: quicksand.
SANDSĒAÐ
Noun: sand-pit.
SANG
Noun: chanting, singing, song; noise; poem, lay, psalm; the service on a saint's day.
SANGBŌC
Noun: music or singing book; service-book.
SANGCRÆFT
Noun: art of singing, composing poetry or playing an instrument; music.
SANGDRĒAM
Noun: music, song.
SANGERE
Noun: singer, poet, church-singer, canto.
SANGESTRE
Noun: songstress, female singer.
SANGPĪPE
Noun: musical pipe.
SĀP
Noun: amber, resin; unguent, pomade.
SĀPBOX
Noun: box for resin or soap.
SĀPE
Noun: soap; salve.
SĀPERE
Noun: soap-dealer.
SĀR
1. Noun: bodily pain, soreness, raw place, wound, sore; sickness; suffering, sorrow, affliction,
grief, trouble, pang.
2. Adjective: sore, grievous, painful, wounding; distressing; sad.
SARACENE
Noun: Saracens.
SARACENISC
Adjective: Saracen.
SĀRBENN

  1419
Noun: painful sore or wound.
SĀRBŌT
Noun: compensation paid for wounding.
SĀRCLĀÐ
Noun: bandage for a wound.
SĀRCRENE
Adjective: disposed to soreness, tender.
SĀRCWIDE
Noun: taunt, reproach, injurious or affronting speech, bitter words; lament.
SARDINIE
Noun: the Sardinians, the people or the island of Sardinia.
SĀRE
Adverb: sorely, heavily; grievously, painfully; bitterly.
SĀREGE
Noun: grief, trouble.
SĀRETTAN
Verb: to grieve, lament; to complain.
SĀRFERHÐ
Adjective: sorrowful, sore at heart, wounded in spirit.
SARGA
Noun: kind of trumpet, clarion.
SĀRGIAN
See (ge)sārgian.
SĀRGUNG
Noun: grief, mourning, lamentation.
SĀRIG
Adjective: sorry, grieved, sad, sorrowful, mournful; bitter.
SĀRIGCIERM
Noun: wailing.
SĀRIGFERHÐ
Adjective: sad in heart or soul.
SĀRIGLIC
Adjective: sad, mournful, melancholy.
SĀRIGMŌD
Adjective: sad-hearted, dejected, mournful.

  1420
SĀRIGNES
Noun: sadness, grief.
SĀRLIC
Adjective: grievous, painful; sad, mournful, doleful; bitter, lamentable.
SĀRLĪCE
Adverb: grievously, painfully; mournfully; bitterly, lamentably; sorely, heavily.
SARMONDISC
Adjective: Sarmatian.
SĀRNES
Noun: bodily pain; suffering, distress, affliction, grief, pain.
SĀRSĒOFUNG
Noun: complaint.
SĀRSLEGE
Noun: painful or wounding blow.
SĀRSPELL
Noun: sad or sorrowful story, dolorous tale, lament; complaint.
SĀRSTÆF
Noun: insult, cutting word; reproach; abuse.
SĀRWRACU
Noun: grievous persecution; sore tribulation.
SĀRWYLM
Noun: pain, illness; painful burning, feverish heat.
SATAN
Noun: Satan.
SATUREGE
Noun: savory (plant).
SATURNUS
Noun: Saturn the god.
SĀWAN
See (ge)sāwan.
SĀWELGESCOT
Noun: soul-scot.
SĀWEND
Noun: sower.
SĀWERE

  1421
Noun: sower.
SĀWLIAN
Verb: to expire, give up the ghost.
SĀWLUNG
Noun: dying, expiring, giving up the ghost.
SĀWOL
Noun: soul, life; spirit; living being, human creature.
SĀWOLBEREND
Noun: human being, being with a soul.
SĀWOLCUND
Adjective: spiritual.
SĀWOLDRĒOR
Noun: life-blood.
SĀWOLGEDĀL
Noun: death, the parting of soul and body.
SĀWOLHORD
Noun: life, body; treasure of life.
SĀWOLHŪS
Noun: body, soul-house.
SĀWOLLĒAS
Adjective: soulless, lifeless.
SĀWOLSCEAT
Noun: ecclesiastical due, payment to the church on the death of a person.
SĀWOLSCOT
Noun: payment to the church on the death of a person.
SĀWOLÐEARF
Noun: soul’s need, what is necessary or beneficial for the soul.
SCACAN
Verb: to flee, hurry off, go forth, depart; to shake, quiver; to move quickly, be flung, be displaced
by shaking; to pass, proceed; to weave, brandish.
SCĀDA
Noun: top of the head, parting of the hair, crown of head.
SCÆC
Noun: fetters.
SCÆGAN

  1422
Verb: to jeer.
SCǢNAN
See (ge)scǣnan.
SCAFA
Noun: plane.
SCAFAN
See (ge)scafan.
SCĀFFŌT
Adjective: splay-footed.
SCALD
Noun: the Schelde.
SCALDHŪLAS
Noun: reed, some kind of sedge.
SCAMFÆST
Adjective: modest, shamefaced.
SCAMFUL
Adjective: modest, chaste.
SCAMIAN
Verb: to feel shame, be ashamed, blush; to cause shame; to be confounded; to confound.
SCAMLĒAS
Adjective: shameless, impudent; bold, immodest, wanton.
SCAMLĒASLIC
Adjective: shameless; wanton.
SCAMLĒASLĪCE
Adverb: shamelessly, impudently.
SCAMLĒAST
Noun: shamelessness, impudence, lasciviousness; immodesty.
SCAMLIC
Adjective: shameful, base, disgraceful, ignominious; modest, shamefaced, bashful.
SCAMLĪCE
Adverb: shamefully, disgracefully.
SCAMLIM
Noun: private member.
SCAMOL
Noun: bench, stool, footstool; table (of money-changers).

  1423
SCAMU
Noun: shame, disgrace, dishonour, insult; confusion; modesty, bashfulness; private parts.
SCAMUNG
Noun: shaming, disgrace.
SCANCA
Noun: shank, shin, the leg from the knee to the foot; the upper part of the leg, ham.
SCANCBEND
Noun: garter, band for the leg.
SCANCFORAD
Adjective: broken-legged.
SCANCGEBEORG
Noun: greave, protection for the leg.
SCANCGEGIRELA
Noun: garter, clothing for the leg, anklet.
SCANCLĪRA
Noun: calf of the leg.
SCAND
1. Noun: shame, disgrace, ignominy, infamy, scandal; shameful, infamous, or abominable thing;
infamous person.
2. Noun: wretch, infamous person; recreant; impostor, charlatan, buffoon.
3. Noun: infamous person, bad woman.
SCANDFUL
Adjective: shameful, disgraceful; infamous, vile.
SCANDHŪS
Noun: house of ill fame, a brothel.
SCANDLIC
Adjective: shameful, disgraceful; infamous, vile, base, foul; unchaste, obscene.
SCANDLĪCE
Adverb: shamefully, disgracefully; infamously; opprobriously, insultingly, reproachfully;
obscenely.
SCANDLICNES
Noun: shame, disgrace; dishonour, disgraceful act.
SCANDLUFIENDE
Adjective: loving shamelessly; loving shamefully.
SCANDWORD

  1424
Noun: abusive, blasphemous or obscene language; vile, foul or opprobrious word.
SCANDWYRDE
Adjective: slanderous.
SCAPULARE
Noun: short cloak, scapulary.
SCAPULARIE
Noun: scapulary.
SCARIOTHISC
Adjective: of Scariot.
SCEABB
Noun: scab.
SCEABBEDE
Adjective: purulent, having sores or scabs.
SCEACDŌM
Noun: flight, hurried departure.
SCEACEL
Noun: shackle; plectrum, instrument for causing vibrations, implement for striking the strings of
a harp.
SCĒACERE
Noun: robber.
SCEACGA
Noun: rough hair, wool; hair of the head.
SCEACGEDE
Adjective: hairy, shaggy.
SCEACNES
Noun: escussio.
SCĒAD
Noun: separation, distinction, difference; discretion, discernment, understanding; reason,
argument, statement; reckoning, account; accuracy; art, science; way, manner, method; shed.
SCEAD
Noun: shadow, shade; protection, shelter; stye.
SCĒADAN
See (ge)scēadan.
SCEADD
Noun: shad.

  1425
SCEADDGENGE
Adjective: seasonable for shad.
SCĒADENMǢL
Adjective: damascened (sword).
SCĒADESEALF
Noun: salve or powder that may be shed on a place.
SCEADIHT
Adjective: shady.
SCEADLIC
Adjective: shady.
SCEADU
Noun: shadow, shade, darkness; protection, shelter, arbour, shady place; scene.
SCEADUGEARD
Noun: shady place or enclosure.
SCEADUGENGA
Noun: one who walks or wanders in darkness.
SCEADUHELM
Noun: darkness, the cover of night.
SCEADWIAN
Verb: to protect, cover with shadow.
SCEADWIG
Adjective: shady.
SCĒADWĪS
See (ge)scēadwīs.
SCĒADWĪSLIC
See (ge)scēadwīslic.
SCĒADWĪSLĪCE
See (ge)scēadwīslīce.
SCĒADWĪSNES
Noun: reason, sagacity, discretion; discrimination, separation; reckoning.
SCEADWUNG
Noun: overshadowing; something giving shade.
SCĒAF
Noun: sheaf (of corn), bundle (of herbs).
SCĒAFA

  1426
Noun: the name of a king of the Lombards.
SCĒAFMǢLUM
Adverb: into bundles or shaves.
SCEAFOÐA
Noun: chip, shaving, slip, scraping.
SCEAFT
Noun: stick, pole, shaft, staff; spear; shaft of a spear or arrow; creature, created being, existence;
origin, creation, construction.
SCEAFTESBURH
Noun: Shaftesbury in Dorset.
SCEAFTLŌ
Noun: spear-strap, strap attached to the shaft of a missile.
SCEAFTMUND
Noun: span.
SCEAFTRIHT
Adverb: in a straight line.
SCEAFTRIHTE
Adverb: in a straight line.
SCEAGA
Noun: copse, small wood, thicket.
SCEALC
Noun: man, youth; servant, retainer, soldier, subject; member of a crew, sailor.
SCEALD
Adjective: shallow.
SCEALDÐȲFEL
Noun: thicket.
SCEALFOR
Noun: diver (bird), cormorant.
SCEALFRA
Noun: diver (bird), cormorant.
SCEALGA
Noun: the name of a fish, roach, rudd.
SCEALLAN
Noun: testicles.
SCEALU

  1427
Noun: shell, husk; platter, dish, cup; scale of a balance.
SCĒAM
Noun: white or pale grey horse.
SCEAMFÆSTNESS
Noun: modesty.
SCEAMFULLNESS
Noun: modesty.
SCEAMIGENDLIC
Adjective: causing shame; pl. as a Noun: private parts.
SCEAMM
Adjective: short.
SCEAP
See (ge)sceap.
SCĒAP
Noun: sheep.
SCĒAPÆTERE
Noun: carcase of a sheep.
SCĒAPEN
Adjective: of a sheep.
SCĒAPHĀM
Noun: sheepfold.
SCĒAPHEORD
Noun: flock of sheep.
SCĒAPHEORDEN
Noun: shed, hovel.
SCEAPHWĪL
Noun: fated hour.
SCĒAPHYRDE
Noun: shepherd.
SCĒAPĪG
Noun: sheepy.
SCĒAPLIC
Adjective: of a sheep.
SCĒAPSCEARU
Noun: sheep-shearing.

  1428
SCĒAPWÆSCE
Noun: place for washing sheep; place-name in Sheepwash, in Worcestershire.
SCĒAPWĪC
Noun: sheepfold.
SCEAR
Noun: ploughshare.
SCEARBĒAM
Noun: wood to which the ploughshare is fixed.
SCEARD
1. Noun: incision, cleft, notch, gap; shard, potsherd, sherd; tile.
2. Adjective: cut, mutilated; notched, hacked, gashed, having gaps or rifts; deprived, bereft of.
SCEARDHWEOGOL
Noun: circle made of shards.
SCEARFIAN
See (ge)scearfian.
SCEARFLIAN
Verb: to scrape, cut into shreds.
SCEARFUNG
Noun: scraping, scarifying.
SCEARIAN
Verb: to grant, allot.
SCEARN
Noun: dung-muck, filth.
SCEARNBUDDA
Noun: dung-beetle.
SCEARNIG
Adjective: dirty.
SCEARNWIBBA
Noun: dung-beetle.
SCEARNWIFEL
Noun: dung-beetle.
SCEARP
Adjective: sharp, pointed, prickly; keen, acute, shrewd; severe, rough, harsh, biting; active,
strenuous; sharp to the taste, acid, acrid; (of things) effectual, penetrating; brave.
SCEARPE

  1429
1. Adverb: sharply, keenly; referring to seeing, observing.
2. Noun: scarification.
SCEARPECGED
Adjective: sharp-edged.
SCEARPIAN
Verb: to score, scarify, make an incision in the skin.
SCEARPLIC
Adjective: sharp, keen, severe; searching; effectual.
SCEARPLĪCE
Adverb: sharply, keenly, acutely; painfully, severely; effectually; attentively; quickly, smartly.
SCEARPNES
Noun: sharpness, acuteness, keen observation; tartness, pungency, acidity, effrontery; efficacy;
roughness of surface.
SCEARPNUMOL
Adjective: effective, efficacious.
SCEARPSĪENE
Adjective: keen or sharp-sighted.
SCEARPSMĒAWUNG
Noun: argument, sharp or strict examination.
SCEARPÐANCFULLĪCE
Adverb: efficaciously.
SCEARPÐANCLĪCE
Adverb: efficaciously, effectually; acutely.
SCEARPÐANCOL
Adjective: acute, subtle; keen, quick-witted.
SCEARPUNG
Noun: scarifying.
SCĒARRA
Noun: shears, scissors.
SCEARSEAX
Noun: razor.
SCEARU
1. Noun: shaving, cutting shearing, tonsure (ecclesiastical).
2. Noun: the share, groin.
SCEARWUND

  1430
1. Adjective: wounded in the groin or in the share.
2. See cearwund.
SCĒAT
Noun: corner, angle, edge, promontory, projection; nook, quarter, district, region, surface (of
the Earth); covering, cloth, garment, napkin, sheet, cloak; lap, bosom, fold; inlet, bay, creek.
SCĒATA
Noun: corner, angle; lap, bosom; lower corner of a sail; cloth, napkin.
SCĒATCOD
Noun: sack, bag, wallet.
SCEATLĪNE
Noun: sheet of a sail; rope fastened to the lower end of a sail.
SCEATT
Noun: property, goods, coin, money, treasure, wealth; price, payment, tribute, tax, reward,
bribe; rent, mortgage-money; coin, denarius, twentieth part of a shilling.
SCEATWYRPAN
Verb: to make the payment to the bridegroom on which the bride passes into his power from that
of the father.
SCĒAÐ
Noun: sheath, spike, nail.
SCEAÐA
Noun: wretch, injurious person, miscreant, criminal, thief, robber, assassin; antagonist, spoiler,
enemy; devil, fiend; warrior; harm, injury, scathe.
SCEAÐEL
Noun: shuttle.
SCEAÐFUL
Adjective: hurtful.
SCEAÐIAN
See (ge)sceaðian.
SCĒAÐIAN
Verb: to sheathe.
SCEAÐIG
Adjective: injurious.
SCEAÐÐIGNES
Noun: injury, harm.
SCEAÐU

  1431
Noun: injury.
SCEAÐUNG
Noun: injury, damage.
SCĒAWENDSPRǢC
Noun: buffoonery; speech of the theatre.
SCĒAWENDWĪSE
Noun: jesting song, buffoon or jester’s song.
SCĒAWERE
Noun: observer, watchman, spectator, spy; mirror; actor, buffoon.
SCĒAWIAN
See (ge)scēawian.
SCĒAWIGEND
Noun: spectator, observer.
SCĒAWUNG
Noun: consideration, contemplation, examination, surveying, reconnoitring; respect, regard;
appearance, spectacle, show.
SCĒAWUNGSTŌW
Noun: place of observation; Sion.
SCECGAN
Verb: to project, jut out; to be distinguished.
SCEGÐ
Noun: light, swift vessel or ship.
SCEGÐMANN
Noun: sailor, pirate; Viking, Dane.
SCĒLA
Noun: hut on summer pasture.
SCELFAN
Verb: to shake, quiver, totter.
SCELLE
Noun: separation, cutting off; discretion.
SCELTIFĒRE
Noun: the Celtiberians.
SCENC
See (ge)scenc.
SCENCAN

  1432
See (ge)scencan.
SCENCEN
Noun: pig’s shank.
SCENCINGCUPPE
Noun: cup, jug.
SCENDAN
See (ge)scendan.
SCENDLE
Noun: reproach; abuse.
SCENDUNG
Noun: reproach, affliction; harm, abuse.
SCENN
Noun: plate of metal on the handle of a sword.
SCĒO
1. Noun: cloud.
2. See scōh.
3. See scēoh (1).
SCĒOH
1. Adjective: shy, timid; fearful; wanton.
2. See scōh.
SCĒOHMŌD
Adjective: timid; fearful of heart.
SCEOL
Adjective: oblique, awry, squinting; wry.
SCEOLHĒGE
Adjective: cross-eyed, squinting.
SCEOLHĒGEDE
Adjective: cross-eyed, squinting.
SCĒON
See (ge)scēon.
SCEOPPA
Noun: booth or shed for trade or work, shop.
SCEORF
Noun: skin disease, scurf.
SCEORFAN

  1433
Verb: to bite, gnaw, scarify.
SCEORFENDE
Adjective: rough, scabby.
SCEORP
Noun: clothing, apparel, dress, equipment; ornament; fittings (for a ship?).
SCEORPAN
See (ge)sceorpan.
SCĒOT
See (ge)scēot.
SCEOTA
Noun: trout; shoat.
SCĒOTAN
See (ge)scēotan.
SCĒOTEND
Noun: warrior, bowman.
SCEPPE
Noun: dry measure.
SCERNICGE
Noun: actress, female jester.
SCERRAN
Verb: to harness (an animal) to sth.
SCERWEN
Noun: giving, sharing, scattering.
SCEÐDǢD
Noun: misdeed, crime.
SCEÐNES
Noun: harm, hurt, injury, damage.
SCEÐÐAN
See (ge)sceððan.
SCEÐÐEND
Noun: adversary, foe.
SCEÐÐIG
Adjective: hurtful, noxious; guilty.
SCEÐÐU
Noun: hurt, injury.

  1434
SCEÐWRÆC
Adjective: hurtful, noxious; hostile, wicked.
SCĪA
Noun: shin, leg.
SCICCELS
Noun: coat, cloak, mantle.
SCICCING
Noun: cloak, mantle, cape.
SCĪD
1. Noun: shingle, thin slip of wood, billet.
2. Noun: course.
SCĪDHRĒAC
Noun: rick of heap of firewood, shingles or billets.
SCĪDWEALL
Noun: wooden fence, palings.
SCIELD
Noun: protector, shield; protection, defence; part of a bird’s plumage.
SCIELDAN
See (ge)scieldan.
SCIELL
1. Noun: shell, shell-fish, shell-shaped; scale (of a fish, a snake...).
2. Adjective: sonorous, shrill.
SCIELLAN
Verb: to sound, make a noise.
SCIELLFISC
Noun: shell-fish.
SCIELLIHT
Adjective: having a shell.
SCĪENE
Adjective: bright, brilliant, light, fair, beautiful.
SCĪENES
Noun: suggestion, instigation, persuasion, incitement.
SCIEPPAN
See (ge)scieppan.
SCIEPPEND

  1435
See (ge)scieppend.
SCIERAN
See (ge)scieran.
SCIERDEN
Adjective: of sherds or tiles.
SCIERING
Noun: shaving, shearing.
SCIERPAN
See (ge)scierpan.
SCĪETE
1. Noun: cloth, towel, shroud.
2. See scȳte.
SCIFTAN
Verb: to divide, distribute, allot, share, separate into shares; to place, order, arrange, ordain,
appoint.
SCILD
Noun: name of the ancestor of the Danish kings.
SCILDBURH
Noun: place of refuge, shield-wall; roof of shields, testudo; phalanx.
SCILDEN
Noun: protection.
SCILDEND
See (ge)scildend.
SCILDERE
See (ge)scildere.
SCILDFRECA
Noun: warrior, warrior with a shield.
SCILDHETE
Noun: enemy, foe.
SCILDHRĒOÐA
Noun: shielder, buckler; shield-covering, testudo; phalanx.
SCILDINGAS
Noun: The descendants of Scild, or more generally the Danes.
SCILDNES
See (ge)scildnes.

  1436
SCILDTRUMA
Noun: company, body of troops; testudo; phalanx.
SCILDUNG
Noun: protection, shielding.
SCILDWEALL
Noun: shield-wall, shields held by a line of soldiers.
SCILDWIGA
Noun: warrior, warrior who bears a shield.
SCILDWYRHTA
Noun: shield-maker.
SCILFINGAS
Noun: Swedish royal family, the Swedes.
SCILFOR
Adjective: yellow, golden.
SCILIAN
Verb: to part, separate, remove.
SCILLING
1. Noun: shilling (uncoined English money), silver coin.
2. Noun: the name of a poet.
SCILLINGRĪM
Noun: count or reckoning by shillings.
SCĪMA
Noun: ray, light; brightness, effulgence, splendour; twilight, gloom, shadow.
SCIMERIAN
Verb: to shine, shimmer, glisten.
SCĪMIAN
Verb: to shine, glisten; to dim, grow dark or dusky; to be dazzled or bleared.
SCĪNAN
Verb: to shine, flash, be resplendent.
SCINBĀN
Noun: shin-bone; skin.
SCINDEL
Noun: shingle.
SCĪNEFRIAN
Verb: to glitter.

  1437
SCĪNENDE
Adjective: shining, brilliant; eminent, distinguished.
SCĪNENDLIC
Adjective: shining, bright, clear.
SCĪNFELD
Noun: Elysian fields, Tempe.
SCĪNGEDWOLA
Noun: phantom, delusion produced by magic.
SCINHOSU
Noun: greave, shin-hose, covering for the lower part of the leg.
SCINN
1. Noun: spectre, phantom, evil spirit; illusion, magical, extraordinary or deceptive image.
2. Noun: skin.
3. Noun: brightness, shine.
SCINNA
Noun: spectre, phantom, evil spirit; illusion, magical image.
SCINNCRÆFT
Noun: magic, sorcery; magical apparatus.
SCINNCRÆFTIG
Adjective: magical.
SCINNCRÆFTIGA
Noun: magician, sorcerer.
SCINNERE
Noun: magician, one who produces deceptive appearances.
SCĪNNES
1. Noun: brightness, radiance, splendour.
2. See scīenes.
SCINNGELĀC
Noun: magical practice, jugglery.
SCINNHĪW
Noun: spectre, phantom, form produced by magic; illusion, phantasm.
SCINNLĀC
1. Noun: magic, sorcery, necromancy; apparition, spectre, phantom; delusion, superstition;
frenzy, rage.
2. See scinnlǣce (1).

  1438
SCINNLǢCA
Noun: magician, sorcerer, wizard; necromancer.
SCINNLǢCE
1. Adjective: magical, spectral, phantasmal.
2. Noun: sorceress, witch, a woman who practises magic.
SCINNLIC
Adjective: spectral, phantasmal, of the nature of an apparition.
SCINNSĒOC
Adjective: haunted by apparitions or spectres.
SCINU
Noun: shin.
SCIP
Noun: ship.
SCIPĀC
Noun: oak for shipbuilding.
SCIPBERENDE
Adjective: carrying ships.
SCIPBROC
Noun: trouble, hardship or labour on ship-board.
SCIPBRUCOL
Adjective: destructive to shipping, causing shipwreck.
SCIPBRYCE
Noun: ship-wreck, right to claim wreckage.
SCIPBȲME
Noun: ship-trumpet.
SCIPCRÆFT
Noun: naval force, strength in ships.
SCIPDRINCENDE
Adjective: shipwrecked, drowning; making shipwreck.
SCIPE
Noun: pay, wage, stipend; position, rank; condition, state; office, dignity.
SCIPEN
Noun: shippon, stall, cattle-shed.
SCIPERE
Noun: shipman, sailor.

  1439
SCIPFÆRELD
Noun: voyage.
SCIPFÆT
Noun: vessel in the form of a ship.
SCIPFAREND
Noun: ship-farer, sailor.
SCIPFĒREND
Noun: sailor.
SCIPFIERD
Noun: naval force or expedition, fleet.
SCIPFLOTA
Noun: sailor, pirate.
SCIPFORÐUNG
Noun: equipment or preparation of ships.
SCIPFULTUM
Noun: naval aid or force.
SCIPFYLLEÐ
Noun: private jurisdiction exercised over a group of three hundreds.
SCIPFYRDUNG
Noun: naval force or expedition, fleet.
SCIPFYRÐRUNG
Noun: equipment or fitting out of ships.
SCIPGEBROC
Noun: shipwreck.
SCIPGEFÆR
Noun: sailing, navigation, going by ship.
SCIPGEFEOHT
Noun: a naval battle or war.
SCIPGETĀWU
Noun: tackling or furniture of a ship.
SCIPGYLD
Noun: ship-money or tax, tax to supply funds for the maintenance of a fleet.
SCIPHAMOR
Noun: hammer for giving a signal to rowers.
SCIPHERE

  1440
Noun: naval force, fleet, collection of skips of war; squadron; crew of a warship.
SCIPHERELIC
Adjective: naval, relating to a fleet.
SCIPHLǢDER
Noun: ship’s ladder, ladder for passing from a ship to the shore.
SCIPHLÆST
Noun: ship-load or crew, body of men on a ship; ship of burden, transport.
SCIPHLĀFORD
Noun: ship-master, skipper.
SCIPIAN
See (ge)scipian.
SCIPINCEL
Noun: little ship.
SCIPLĀD
Noun: sailing, navigating, journeying by sea.
SCIPLIC
Adjective: naval, relating to a fleet.
SCIPLIÐ
Noun: naval force.
SCIPLĪÐEND
Noun: seaman, one who goes in a ship; voyager.
SCIPLĪÐENDE
Adjective: sailing, going in a skip.
SCIPMǢRLS
Noun: ship-rope, cable.
SCIPMANN
Noun: shipman, sailor, mariner, rower; one who goes on trading voyages.
SCIPRĀP
Noun: ship-rope, cable.
SCIPRĒÐRA
Noun: rower, sailor.
SCIPRŌÐOR
Noun: oar or rudder for a ship.
SCIPRŌWEND
Noun: rower, sailor; one of the crew.

  1441
SCIPRYNE
Noun: passage or channel for ships.
SCIPSETL
Noun: bench or seat for rowers.
SCIPSŌCN
Noun: private jurisdiction exercised over a group of three hundreds.
SCIPSTEALL
Noun: place for ships.
SCIPSTĒORA
Noun: steerman, pilot.
SCIPSTEORRA
Noun: the Pole-star.
SCIPTEARA
Noun: ship-tar, pitch, bitumen.
SCIPTEARO
Noun: bitumen, ship-tar, pitch.
SCIPTOLL
Noun: passage money.
SCIPWEALH
Noun: servant whose service is connected with ships, one liable to serve in the fleet; Welsh sailor.
SCIPWEARD
Noun: ship-master.
SCIPWERED
Noun: crew of a vessel.
SCIPWĪSAN
Adverb: like a ship.
SCIPWĪSE
Noun: fashion or form of a ship.
SCIPWRÆC
Noun: what is cast up from a wreck, jetsam.
SCIPWYRHTA
Noun: shipwright.
SCĪR
1. Noun: office, appointment, charge, business, administration, government; authority,
supremacy; diocese, see, parish; district, province, shire; tribe.

  1442
2. Adjective: bright, shining, gleaming, glittering, resplendent, brilliant, lustrous, splendid;
clear, translucent, transparent, limpid; (of wine) pure, neat; pure, unmixed; morally clear,
pure; white.
SCĪRAN
See (ge)scīran.
SCĪRBASU
Adjective: bright purple.
SCĪRBISCEOP
Noun: bishop of a shire or diocese.
SCĪRE
1. Adverb: brightly, clearly; mightily.
2. Noun: enclosure, precinct, cartilage.
SCĪRECG
Adjective: keen-edged.
SCIRFEMŪS
Noun: shrew-mouse.
SCĪRGEMŌT
Noun: shire-moot, meeting of the duly qualified men of a shire.
SCĪRGERĒFA
Noun: sheriff, shire-reeve, judicial president of a shire.
SCĪRGESCEATT
Noun: properly of a see.
SCĪRHAM
Adjective: clad in bright armour or mail.
SCIRIAN
See (ge)scirian.
SCIRIENDLIC
Adjective: derivative.
SCĪRLETT
Noun: piece or measure of land.
SCĪRMǢLED
Adjective: brightly adorned or marked, bright with inlaid ornaments.
SCĪRMANN
Noun: official, officer, ruler, sheriff, prefect, procurator, steward, governor of a shire, one who
discharges the duties of a scīr; inhabitant of a district.

  1443
SCĪRNES
Noun: elucidation, explanation, declaration.
SCIRTE
Noun: piece of land cut off.
SCĪRÐEGEN
Noun: thane of a shire.
SCIRUNG
Noun: separation, dismission, rejection.
SCIRWÆTER
Noun: water forming a boundary.
SCĪRWERED
Adjective: bright, clear.
SCĪRWITA
Noun: chief man of a shire.
SCĪTAN
Verb: to shoot (of a plant), flourish.
SCITERE
Noun: sewer.
SCITOL
Adjective: purgative.
SCITTE
Noun: purging; looseness of the bowels, diarrhœa.
SCIÐÐEAS
Noun: the Scythians, Scythia.
SCIÐÐIE
Noun: Scythia.
SCŌCNYLL
Noun: signal for putting on shoes.
SCŌERE
Noun: shoemaker.
SCOFETTAN
Verb: to drive hither and thither.
SCOFL
Noun: shovel.
SCŌGAN

  1444
Verb: to shoe, put on (one’s) shoes, furnish with shoes.
SCŌH
Noun: shoe.
SCŌHNÆGL
Noun: shoe-nail.
SCŌHÐĒN
Noun: shoe-cleaner.
SCŌHÐWANG
Noun: shoe-thong or latchet, bootlace.
SCŌHWYRHTA
Noun: shoemaker; leatherworker.
SCŌL
Noun: school; band or troop of people; shoal.
SCŌLERE
Noun: scholar, learner.
SCŌLMANN
Noun: scholar; client; follower, one who belongs to a band.
SCOLU
1. Noun: troop, band, multitude, host; shoal (of fishes).
2. See scōl.
SCŌMHYLTE
Noun: brushwood, shrubbery, thicket, copse; shady wood.
SCOMLIC
Adjective: short.
SCŌNĒG
Noun: Skaane, a district forming the southernmost part of the Scandinavian peninsula.
SCOP
Noun: singer, poet.
SCOPCRÆFT
Noun: poetry, poet’s art.
SCOPGEREORD
Noun: poetical language or diction.
SCOPLĒOÐ
Noun: poem.
SCOPLIC

  1445
Adjective: poetic.
SCORA
1. Noun: hairy garment.
2. Noun: shore, bank.
SCOREN
Adjective: abrupt.
SCORIAN
Verb: to refuse, reject an offer, repudiate; to jut out, project.
SCORT
Adjective: short, not long, not tall; brief, short-lived, not occupying much time.
SCORTIAN
See (ge)scortian.
SCORTLIC
Adjective: short (of time), brief, not lasting.
SCORTLĪCE
Adverb: shortly, briefly, soon, before long; compendiously.
SCORTNES
Noun: shortness, small amount; summary, abstract; short space of time; short account, epitome.
SCORTWYRPLIC
Adjective: of early fulfilment, shortly coming to pass; soon effecting an improvement.
SCORU
Noun: score.
SCOT
See (ge)scot.
SCOTERE
Noun: warrior, one who shoots or hurls.
SCOTFRĒO
Adjective: scot-free, free of tribute or imposts.
SCOTIAN
See (ge)scotian.
SCOTLAND
Noun: Ireland; Scotland.
SCOTLĪRA
Noun: calf, fleshy part of the leg.
SCOTSPERE

  1446
Noun: spear for hurling, dart, javelin.
SCOTTAS
Noun: the Scots of Ireland or Scotland.
SCOTTETTAN
Verb: to move about quickly; to dance, leap.
SCOTUNG
Noun: shooting, darting, flashing; missile, what is shot.
SCŌUNG
Noun: provision of shoes.
SCRĀD
Noun: moving body, vessel; body of travellers.
SCRÆB
Noun: cormorant, some kind of bird.
SCRÆF
See (ge)scræf.
SCRÆFEN
Noun: place with caves.
SCRǢMAN
Verb: to scream.
SCRÆTTE
Noun: adulteress, prostitute, harlot.
SCRALLETTAN
Verb: to sound loudly.
SCRAPIAN
Verb: to scrape.
SCRĒAD
Noun: shred, scrap, piece cut off, paring, cutting; screed.
SCRĒADIAN
See (ge)scrēadian.
SCRĒADUNG
Noun: shred, cutting, fragment, what is cut off, paring; pruning, trimming; leaving of food.
SCRĒADUNGĪSEN
Noun: pruning-knife, instrument for pruning or trimming.
SCRĒAWA
Noun: shrew-mouse.

  1447
SCREMMAN
Verb: to cause to stumble, put a stumbling-block in a person's way.
SCRENCAN
See (ge)screncan.
SCRĒON
Verb: to cry out, proclaim.
SCREPAN
Verb: to scrape, scratch; to prepare.
SCRĒPAN
Verb: to waste away, wither; to become dry, withered.
SCRĒPE
See (ge)scrēpe.
SCRĒPELĪCE
See (ge)scrēpelīce.
SCREPU
Noun: strigil, curry-comb.
SCRĪC
Noun: kind of thrush, shrike, screech.
SCRICCETTAN
Verb: to screech.
SCRID
Noun: vehicle, carriage, chariot, litter.
SCRIDEFINNAS
Noun: people who inhabited the present Russian Lapland.
SCRIDWǢN
Noun: chariot; curule chair.
SCRIDWĪSA
Noun: charioteer.
SCRĪFAN
See (ge)scrīfan.
SCRIFREN
Adjective: painted.
SCRIFT
Noun: prescribed penalty or penance; confession followed by penance, shrift; absolution;
confessor; judge.

  1448
SCRIFTÆCER
Noun: land whose yield served as payment for a priest.
SCRIFTBŌC
Noun: book of penances or on penance, a penitential.
SCRIFTSCĪR
Noun: confessor’s area of jurisdiction; diocese.
SCRIFTSPRǢC
Noun: confession.
SCRIMMAN
Verb: to shrink, contract; to draw up.
SCRĪN
Noun: chest, coffer, casket, box in which precious things are kept; shrine; cage (for criminals).
SCRINCAN
See (ge)scrincan.
SCRIND
Noun: swiftness.
SCRĪPEN
Adjective: austerus.
SCRIPENDE
Adjective: austerus.
SCRIPP
Noun: scrip, bag.
SCRIPPA
Noun: rough ground.
SCRITTA
Noun: hermaphrodite.
SCRĪÐAN
Verb: to go, move, glide; to wander, go hither and thither, go about.
SCRIÐE
Noun: course, orbit.
SCROBBES-BURH
Noun: Shrewsbury.
SCROBBESBYRIGSCĪR
Noun: Shropshire.
SCROBSǢTE

  1449
Noun: the men of Shropshire; Shropshire.
SCROFEL
Noun: scrofula.
SCRŪD
Noun: clothing, garment, vestment, dress, attire, article of dress.
SCRŪDELSHŪS
Noun: sacristy, vestry.
SCRŪDFEOH
Noun: money for buying clothes.
SCRŪDFULTUM
Noun: grant towards providing clothes.
SCRŪDLAND
Noun: land bequeathed as provision for clothing.
SCRŪDWARU
Noun: garb, habit, dress.
SCRŪTNERE
Noun: examiner, investigator.
SCRŪTNIAN
Verb: to examine carefully, scrutinize, investigate; to consider.
SCRŪTNUNG
Noun: search, investigation, enquiry, examination.
SCRYBB
Noun: scrub, brushwood, underwood, shrubbery.
SCRȲDAN
See (ge)scrȳdan.
SCRYNCE
Adjective: withered.
SCUA
Noun: shadow, shade, darkness; protection; devil, demon.
SCUCCA
Noun: sprite; evil spirit, devil, demon; Satan, Beelzebub.
SCUCCEN
Adjective: devilish, diabolic.
SCUCCGYLD
Noun: idol.

  1450
SCŪDAN
Verb: to run, hurry; to shake, tremble, shiver, shudder.
SCŪFAN
Verb: to push, shove, thrust; to urge, impel; to push out, expel, deliver up; to display; to move to,
go.
SCUFRÆGL
Noun: pullable curtains.
SCULAN
Verb: to owe; to be obliged or forced, must, have to; shall, ought, bound to as being fit, right or
proper; to do appointed work, carry out an agreement.
SCULDOR
Noun: shoulder.
SCULDORHRÆGL
Noun: cape, garment to cover the shoulder.
SCULDORWÆRC
Noun: pain in the shoulders.
SCUNIAN
See (ge)scunian.
SCUNUNG
Noun: abomination.
SCŪR
Noun: shower, storm of rain, snow or hail, tempest; breeze; shower of blows or missiles; trouble,
commotion, disquiet.
SCŪRA
Noun: shower (of rain).
SCŪRBEORG
Noun: roof, shelter against storm.
SCŪRBOGA
Noun: rainbow.
SCŪRFĀH
Adjective: rainy, stormy, tempestuous.
SCŪRHEARD
Adjective: made hard by blows (epithet of a sword).
SCŪRSCEADU
Noun: protection against storms.

  1451
SCUTEL
1. Noun: dish, platter.
2. See scytel (1).
3. See scytel (2).
SCŪWAN
Verb: to shade.
SCȲAN
Verb: to prompt, urge, persuade, incite, tempt, suggest.
SCYDD
Noun: alluvial ground, twist on a hill-side.
SCYFE
Noun: shove, pushing, furtherance, instigation, prompting, precipitation.
SCYFELE
Noun: woman’s hood, head-dress.
SCYHTAN
Verb: to impel, prompt, instigate, urge.
SCYLCEN
Noun: female of servant or slave, concubine; woman of bad character.
SCYLD
See (ge)scyld.
SCYLDFRECU
Noun: wicked craving, guilty greed.
SCYLDFUL
Adjective: sinful, wicked, criminal; guilty, culpable.
SCYLDHATA
Noun: enemy, one who hates wrongfully.
SCYLDIAN
Verb: to sin, commit a fault.
SCYLDIG
Adjective: sinful, criminal; responsible, liable, chargeable with an ill result, guilty; in debt to,
bound by an obligation; liable to forfeiture; liable to or deserving of punishment.
SCYLDIGIAN
Verb: to sin.
SCYLDIGNES
Noun: guilt, guiltiness.

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SCYLDIGUNG
Noun: criminal charge, sum demanded as wergeld.
SCYLDLǢTA
Noun: bailiff, one who demands a due or debt.
SCYLDLĒAS
Adjective: guiltless.
SCYLDWĪTE
Noun: fine for a crime of violence.
SCYLDWRECCENDE
Noun: avenging sin, punishing guilt.
SCYLDWYRCENDE
Adjective: evil-doing, committing sin or guilt.
SCYLF
Noun: peak, crag, tor (in local names), shelf, ledge; tower, turret, pinnacle.
SCYLFE
Noun: ledge, shelf; floor.
SCYLFIG
Adjective: rocky, craggy, shaly.
SCYLFRUNG
Noun: shaking, swinging, balancing; glittering.
SCYLIDIAN
Verb: to accuse.
SCYLLAN
Verb: to cause to sound, sound loudly, resound; divide off, separate (DOE).
SCYLTUMEND
Noun: helper.
SCȲN
1. Verb: to shy.
2. See scȳan.
SCYNDAN
Verb: to hurry, hasten; to impel, drive forward; to urge, incite, exhort.
SCYNDEL
Noun: disreputable person.
SCYNDENDLĪCE
Adverb: hastily, hurriedly.

  1453
SCYNDNES
Noun: persuasion, incitement, prompting.
SCYNN
Noun: skin, fur.
SCYP
1. Noun: patch, clout.
2. See scip.
SCYPGESCEOT
Noun: ship-scot.
SCYPIAN
Verb: to take shape.
SCȲR
1. Noun: hut,
2. See scīr (1).
3. See scīr (2).
SCYRDAN
See (ge)scyrdan.
SCYRFT
Adjective: scraping.
SCȲRMǢLUM
Adverb: stormily.
SCYRTAN
See (ge)scyrtan.
SCYRTE
Noun: skirt, kirtle, short garment.
SCYRTING
Noun: shortening, abridgement, abstract, epitome.
SCȲTE
Noun: sheet, piece of linen cloth.
SCYTE
Noun: shooting, hurling; shot, dart, javelin; blow; one who shoots or hurls, soldier.
SCYTEFINGER
Noun: forefinger, arrow-finger.
SCYTEHEALD
Adjective: inclined, sloping, precipitous, oblique.

  1454
SCYTEHEALDEN
Adjective: inclined, sloping, precipitous, oblique.
SCYTEL
1. Noun: dart, missile, arrow; tongue of a balance.
2. Noun: excrement, dung.
SCYTERǢS
Noun: headlong rush.
SCYTERE
Noun: shooter, archer; one that moves swiftly.
SCYTTA
Noun: shooter, archer.
SCYTTAN
Verb: to bolt, shut to, cause rapid movement; to discharge (a debt), pay off.
SCYTTEL
Noun: bar, bolt.
SCYTTELS
Noun: bar, bolt.
SCYTTISC
1. Adjective: Scottish, Scotch; Irish.
2. Noun: Irish or Scotch language.
SCYÐÐISC
Adjective: Scythian.
SE
Demonstrative/Article: which, who.
SEALDNES
See (ge)sealdnes.
SEALF
Noun: medicament; salve, ointment, unguent.
SEALFBOX
Noun: salve-box, box for ointment.
SEALFCYNN
Noun: ointment, unguent.
SEALFIAN
See (ge)sealfian.
SEALFLǢCNUNG

  1455
Noun: curing by salves, ointments, unguents; pharmacy.
SEALH
Noun: willow, sallow; sally.
SEALHANGRA
Noun: willow-hanger, meadow where sallows grow.
SEALHBEORH
Noun: hill where sallows grow.
SEALHRIND
Noun: sallow- or willow-bark.
SEALHWUDU
Noun: Selwood.
SEALHYRST
Noun: sallow- or willow-copse.
SEALM
Noun: psalm, song; the psalms of David.
SEALMA
Noun: bed, couch.
SEALMBŌC
Noun: psalter.
SEALMCWIDE
Noun: psalm.
SEALMFÆT
Noun: psalm-vessel.
SEALMGETÆL
Noun: tale or number of psalms.
SEALMGLĪG
Noun: psalmody, psaltery.
SEALMIAN
Verb: to play on the harp (and sing).
SEALMLĒOÐ
Noun: psalm.
SEALMLOF
Noun: psalm.
SEALMLOFIAN
Verb: to sing psalms.

  1456
SEALMSANG
Noun: psalm; psalmody, composition or singing of psalms; psaltery; one of the canonical hours.
SEALMSANGERE
Noun: psalmist.
SEALMSANGMǢRSUNG
Noun: psalm-singing in the canonical hours.
SEALMSCOP
Noun: psalmist (generally the psalmist David).
SEALMTRAHT
Noun: exposition of psalms; commentary on the psalms.
SEALMWYRHTA
Noun: psalmist.
SEALT
1. Noun: salt.
2. Adjective: salt, briny.
SEALTÆRNSTEALL
Noun: place where there is a house for preparing salt.
SEALTAN
Verb: to salt.
SEALTBRŌC
Noun: brook running from salt-works.
SEALTEN
Adjective: salt, salted.
SEALTERE
1. Noun: salter, salt-worker.
2. See saltere.
SEALTERN
Noun: salt-house, salt-works, place where salt is prepared.
SEALTFÆT
Noun: salt-cellar, vessel for salt.
SEALTHĀLGUNG
Noun: salt-hallowing, consecration of salt.
SEALTHERPAÐ
Noun: road to salt-works.
SEALTHŪS

  1457
Noun: salt-house, house where salt is prepared.
SEALTIAN
Verb: to dance.
SEALTICGE
Noun: dancer.
SEALTING
Noun: dancing.
SEALTLĒAF
Noun: glosses mozicia.
SEALTLĒAH
Noun: salt lea, Saltley.
SEALTLĒAP
Noun: salt basket.
SEALTMERE
Noun: salt mere or marsh; brackish pond.
SEALTNES
Noun: saltness.
SEALTROD
Noun: track with willows.
SEALTSÆLEÐA
Noun: saltness.
SEALTSĒAÐ
Noun: salt-pit, salt-spring.
SEALTSTĀN
Noun: rock-salt; pillar of salt.
SEALTSTRǢT
Noun: road to salt-works.
SEALTWĪC
Noun: place where sail is sold.
SEALTWYLLE
Noun: salt spring or well.
SEALTȲÐ
Noun: salt wave, sea-wave.
SĒAM

  1458
1. Noun: load, burden; bag; seam of wood, seam of dung; harness or furniture of a beast of
burden.
2. Noun: seam, junction, suture.
SĒAMERE
1. Noun: beast of burden, mule.
2. Noun: tailor.
SĒAMESTRE
Noun: semstress, sewer, tailor.
SĒAMHORS
Noun: pack-horse.
SĒAMPENDING
Noun: toll of a penny on a load (of salt).
SĒAMSADOL
Noun: pack-saddle.
SĒAMSTICCA
Noun: appliance used in weaving.
SĒAMTOLN
Noun: toll on the packhorse load.
SĒAR
Adjective: dry, sear, withered, barren.
SĒARIAN
Verb: to become or grow sear, wither, pine away; to sear.
SEARO
1. Noun: skill, art, craft, artifice, cleverness, cunning, wile; device, trick, contrivance, stratagem,
deceit; snare, ambush, treachery, snare, plot, design; work of art; machine, engine (of war);
equipment, arms, armour, war-gear; trappings; fabric.
2. Noun: fears secret path.
SEAROBEND
Noun: artistic clasp, cunning or curious fastening.
SEAROBUNDEN
Adjective: cunningly fastened, bound with art.
SEAROBURH
Noun: Salisbury.
SEAROCǢG
Noun: insidious key.

  1459
SEAROCĒAP
Noun: artistic or ingenious object, curious implement.
SEAROCĒNE
Adjective: bold in arms, skilfully daring.
SEAROCRÆFT
Noun: artifice, treachery, wile, stratagem, machination; art, skill, cunning; engine, instrument
(of torture).
SEAROCRÆFTIG
Adjective: skilful, cunning (in a good sense); wily, cunning (in a bad sense).
SEAROFĀH
Adjective: variegated, cunningly inlaid or coloured.
SEAROGIMM
Noun: curious gem, precious stone.
SEAROGRIM
Adjective: fierce, formidable; fierce in arms, skilfully fierce.
SEAROHÆBBEND
Noun: warrior.
SEAROHWĪT
Noun: brilliant or lustrous whiteness.
SEAROLIC
Adjective: ingenious, cunning, clever; artistic, displaying art or skill.
SEAROLĪCE
Adverb: ingeniously, cunningly, cleverly, skilfully; with art.
SEAROMETE
Noun: delicacy, dainty.
SEARONET
Noun: armour-net, corslet, coat of mail; snare, wile, net of treachery or guile.
SEARONĪÐ
Noun: treachery, crafty enmity, hostility by treachery; strife, battle, armour-hate.
SEAROPĪL
Noun: implement with a point, artistic javelin.
SEARORŪN
Noun: cunning mystery.
SEAROSǢLED
Adjective: cleverly or cunningly bound.

  1460
SEAROÐANC
Noun: sagacity, ingenuity, cunning (in a good sense), skilful device; cunning (in a bad sense),
artifice, wile.
SEAROÐANCOL
Adjective: cunning, shrewd, wise, sagacious.
SEAROWRENC
Noun: artifice, trick, wile, treacherous device.
SEAROWUNDOR
Noun: strange object; wonderful thing in implements or engines.
SEARUGEÐRÆC
Noun: store of things in which art is displayed.
SEARWIAN
Verb: to dissimulate, feign, cheat, act with craft or treachery; to be deceitful.
SEARWUM
Adverb: skilfully.
SĒAÐ
Noun: hole, pit; well, spring, reservoir, lake, fountain; cistern.
SĒAÐA
Noun: heartburn.
SĒAW
Noun: juice, sap; moisture, humour.
SEAX
Noun: knife, hip-knife, instrument for cutting; short sword, dagger, dirk.
SEAXBENN
Noun: dagger-wound, wound made by a ‘seax’.
SEAXE
Noun: the Saxons.
SEAXLAND
Noun: England.
SĒCAN
See (ge)sēcan.
SECG
1. Noun: sedge, reed, rush, flag.
2. Noun: sword.
3. Noun: man, warrior, hero; ocean.

  1461
SECGA
Noun: sayer, informant, one who tells.
SECGAN
Verb: to say, tell, speak, relate, narrate, inform, announce, declare; to mean, signify; to explain,
discuss; to utter, pronounce; to tell a tale, recite a poem; to deliver; to attribute to, lay to the
charge of, accuse of.
SECGE
Noun: speaking, speech.
SECGEND
Noun: speaker; narrator, relater.
SECGGESCĒRE
Noun: grasshopper.
SECGHWÆT
Adjective: vigorous or bold in using the sword.
SECGIHTIG
Adjective: sedgy, full of sedge or reeds.
SECGLĒAC
Noun: sedge-leek, rush-garlic, chive garlic.
SECGPLEGA
Noun: sword-play, battle.
SECGRŌF
1. Adjective: brave, troop.
2. Noun: host of men, troop; brave.
SECGSCĀRA
Noun: landrail, corncrake, quail.
SĒCNES
Noun: visiting, visitation; seeking.
SEDLINGAS
Noun: Ethiopians.
SEFA
Noun: mind, understanding; spirit, heart.
SĒFTE
See (ge)sēfte.
SĒFTĒADIG
Adjective: prosperous; in easy circumstances, free from hardships.

  1462
SĒFTLIC
Adjective: luxurious; easy.
SĒFTNES
Noun: quiet, quietness, peace, freedom from disturbance; rest, repose.
SEGEN
See (ge)segen.
SEGL
1. Noun: sail, flag, banner; veil, curtain; pillar of cloud.
2. See sigel (1).
SEGLAN
Verb: to sail.
SEGLBŌSM
Noun: sail swelled out by the wind, bellying sail.
SEGLGERǢDE
Noun: sail-tackle, sail-furniture.
SEGLGYRD
Noun: yard, sail-yard; cross-pole, cross rod from which a banner hangs.
SEGLRĀD
Noun: sea, sail-road.
SEGLRŌD
Noun: sail-rod, sail-yard.
SEGLUNG
Noun: sailing.
SEGN
Noun: sign, mark; token, ensign, banner, military standard; the cross, the standard of the
righteous.
SEGNBEREND
Noun: warrior; one bearing a standard.
SEGNBORA
Noun: standard-bearer.
SEGNCYNING
Noun: king before whom a banner is borne.
SEGNE
Noun: drag-net, seine.
SEGNIAN

  1463
See (ge)segnian.
SEGNUNG
Noun: blessing, consecration.
SEHT
1. Noun: settlement, agreement, arrangement; peace between two powers; friendship.
2. Adjective: agreed, reconciled, at peace.
SEHTIAN
See (ge)sehtian.
SEHTLIAN
See (ge)sehtlian.
SEHTNES
See (ge)sehtnes.
SEIM
Adjective: fat, lard.
SĒL
1. Adjective: good, great, excellent, (value) precious; good, worthy; clever, skilful, efficient, well-
qualified; noble, honourable, proper; happy, pleasant, prosperous; healthy, fit, sound; fit,
advisable.
2. Adverb: better, more effectually, rather, in preference; sooner.
3. See sǣl (1).
SELD
Noun: hall, residence, mansion, palace; seat, throne, dais.
SELDAN
Adverb: seldom, rarely.
SELDCŪÐ
Adjective: rare, strange, unusual, unfamiliar; wonderful; novel; various.
SELDCYME
Noun: rare visit, infrequent coming.
SELDE
Noun: porch, vestibule.
SELDEN
Adjective: few, rare, infrequent.
SELDGUMA
Noun: hall-man, retainer.
SELDHWANNE

  1464
Adverb: seldom, rarely.
SELDLIC
Adjective: rare, strange; wonderful, wondrous, excellent; admirable; select choice.
SELDLĪCE
Adverb: strangely, rarely; wonderfully, wondrously excellently; admirably; in a select or choice
manner.
SELDOR
Adverb: less frequently, more seldom.
SELDSĪENE
Adjective: rare, uncommon, unfamiliar, seldom seen; extraordinary.
SELDUM
Adverb: seldom, rarely.
SELE
Noun: dwelling, house, hall, prison.
SELEDRĒAM
Noun: hall-joy, hall-mirth, festivity.
SELEFUL
Noun: hall-goblet, hall-cup.
SELEGESCEOT
Noun: dwelling, lodging-place, tabernacle, tent, nest.
SELEGYST
Noun: hall-guest.
SELEN
Noun: giving, donation, gift, grant, tribute, munificence; liberal.
SELENES
See (ge)selenes.
SELERǢDEND
Noun: hall ruler or possessor, counsellor of a prince.
SELEREST
Noun: bed in hall.
SELESECG
Noun: hall-man, retainer.
SELEÐEGN
Noun: attendant, chamberlain, hall-thane; retainer.
SELEWEARD

  1465
Noun: hall-warder, hall-guard.
SELF
1. Pronoun: self, own; very.
2. Adjective: same.
3. See sealf.
SELFǢTA
Noun: cannibal, anthropophagus.
SELFǢTE
Noun: plant, wild oat, groundsel.
SELFBANA
Noun: suicide.
SELFCWALA
Noun: suicide.
SELFCWALU
Noun: suicide, self-slaughter.
SELFDĒMA
Noun: One who depends upon his own judgment, monk living subject only to his own rules.
SELFDĒMENDE
Noun: monk living subject only to his own rules, sarabaita.
SELFDĒMERE
Noun: monk living subject only to his own rules, sarabaita.
SELFDŌM
Noun: independence.
SELFE
Adverb: in the same way.
SELFGEWEALDES
Adverb: under one's own control.
SELFHǢLU
Noun: self-heal, sanicle.
SELFLIC
Adjective: spontaneous; voluntary.
SELFLĪCE
1. Noun: pride, self-love, self-complacency, self-satisfaction, self-conceit; vanity, egotism,
arrogance.
2. Adjective: self-complacent, self-satisfied, conceited, puffed up; vain, egotistic, arrogant.

  1466
SELFMYRÐE
Adjective: self-destructive.
SELFMYRÐERE
Noun: a suicide, one who destroys himself.
SELFMYRÐRA
Noun: one who takes his own life.
SELFMYRÐRUNG
Noun: suicide (action).
SELFSCEAFT
Noun: self-shaping, spontaneous generation.
SELFSCEAFTE
Adjective: not begotten.
SELFSWĒGEND
Noun: vowel.
SELFWEALDLĪCE
Adverb: arbitrarily.
SELFWILL
Noun: self or own will, free-will.
SELFWILLE
Adjective: spontaneous, voluntary.
SELFWILLENDE
Adjective: voluntary.
SELFWILLENDLĪCE
Adverb: following one’s will, under one's own direction or control; arbitrarily.
SELFWILLES
Adverb: voluntarily, of one’s own accord.
SELLAN
See (ge)sellan.
SELLEND
Noun: giver; betrayer.
SELLENDLIC
Adjective: to be given.
SĒMA
Noun: arbitrator, judge, umpire.
SĒMAN

  1467
See (ge)sēman.
SĒMEND
Noun: arbitrator, conciliator, umpire.
SEMNENDLIC
Adjective: sudden, by chance, fortuitously.
SEMNENDLĪCE
Adverb: by chance, fortuitously.
SENATUS
Noun: the senate, senators.
SENCAN
See (ge)sencan.
SEND
Noun: gift, present.
SENDAN
1. See (ge)sendan.
2. Verb: to feast.
SENDLIC
Adjective: about to be sent (on a journey).
SENDNES
Noun: sending, dismission.
SĒNE
Adjective: sluggish.
SENEP
Noun: mustard.
SENEPSǢD
Noun: mustard-seed.
SENGAN
Verb: to singe, scorch, burn slightly; to afflict.
SENGEL
Noun: bundle, tuft.
SENGET
Noun: clearing made by burning.
SĒO
1. Noun: pupil, apple of the eye.
2. Demonstrative/Article: that, the.

  1468
SĒOC
Adjective: sick, ill, diseased, feeble, weak; wounded; morally sick, corrupt; sad, troubled, sick at
heart.
SĒOCAN
1. Verb: to be or fall ill.
2. Adjective: troubled with sickness.
SĒOCMŌD
Adjective: infirm of mind.
SĒOCNES
Noun: sickness, disease, illness; a disease.
SĒOD
Noun: purse, pouch, money-bag; scrip.
SĒODCIST
Noun: coffer.
SEOFIAN
Verb: to sigh; to lament, complain of.
SEOFON
Numeral: seven.
SEOFONFEALD
Adjective: sevenfold.
SEOFONFEALDLĪCE
Adverb: sevenfold, seven times.
SEOFONGETEL
Noun: the number seven.
SEOFONHĪWE
Adjective: septiform.
SEOFONHUNDWINTRE
Adjective: seven hundred years old.
SEOFONLĒAFE
Noun: seven-leaves, setfoil (plant).
SEOFONNIHTE
Adjective: seven days old; lasting seven days.
SEOFONTĒOÐA
Numeral: seventeenth.
SEOFONTĪENE

  1469
Numeral: seventeen.
SEOFONTĪENENIHTE
Adjective: seventeen days old.
SEOFONTĪENEWINTRE
Adjective: seventeen years old.
SEOFONWINTRE
Adjective: seven years old.
SEOFOÐA
1. Numeral: seventh.
2. See sifeða.
SEOFOÐE
Adverb: seventhly.
SEOFUNG
Noun: lamentation, complaint.
SEOHHE
Noun: sieve, strainer.
SEOHHIAN
Verb: to filter, strain, drain.
SEOHTER
Noun: drain, dutch.
SEOHTOR
Noun: look-out place.
SEOHTRE
Noun: drain, ditch.
SEOLC
Noun: silk, silken cloth.
SEOLCEN
Adjective: silken, made of silk.
SEOLCWYRM
Noun: silkworm.
SEOLFOR
Noun: silver.
SEOLFORFÆT
Noun: silver vessel.
SEOLFORGEWIHT

  1470
Noun: silver-weight.
SEOLFORHAMMEN
Adjective: plated with silver.
SEOLFORHILT
Adjective: silver-hilted.
SEOLFORHILTED
Adjective: silver-hilted.
SEOLFORSMIÐ
Noun: silversmith, worker in silver.
SEOLFORSTYCCE
Noun: piece of silver, coin.
SEOLFREN
Adjective: silvern, made of silver.
SEOLFRING
Noun: silver coin.
SEOLH
Noun: seal, sea-calf.
SEOLHBÆÐ
Noun: seal’s bath, sea.
SEOLHPÆÐ
Noun: seal’s path, sea, ocean.
SEOLHȲÐA
Noun: the waves where the seal swims.
SEOLOÐ
Noun: sea.
SEOMIAN
Verb: to rest; to be tired, lie at rest; to tarry, stand; to continue; to hang, swim, sway; to lower;
to lay wait for.
SĒON
1 Verb: to strain, filter; to run, ooze, trickle, drop, drip.
2. Verb: to be.
3. See sīen.
4. Verb: to see, look, behold; to observe, perceive; to understand, know; to inspect, visit; to
experience, suffer; to appear; to seem.
SĒONIAN

  1471
Verb: to languish.
SEONO
Noun: sinew, nerve, tendon.
SEONOBEND
Noun: bond made of sinews.
SEONOBENN
Noun: wound or injury of a sinew.
SEONODOLG
Noun: wound or injury of a sinew.
SEONUWIND
Noun: artery.
SEORÐAN
Verb: to lie with; to violate.
SĒOSLIG
Adjective: afflicted, troubled, vexed.
SĒOÐAN
See (ge)sēoðan.
SĒOWAN
Verb: to sew, knit together, link, unite.
SĒPAN
Verb: to instruct, teach; to cause to perceive.
SEPULCER
Noun: grave.
SERC
Noun: shirt, sark; shift, smock, tunic; corslet, coat of mail.
SERCE
Noun: shirt, sark; shift, smock, tunic; corslet, coat of mail.
SĒREMŌNAÐ
Noun: June.
SESCLE
Noun: sixth part.
SESS
Noun: seat, bench.
SESSIAN
Verb: to subside, grow calm.

  1472
SESTER
Noun: measure for liquids or dry things; vessel, jar, pitcher.
SET
See (ge)set.
SETEN
Noun: set, shoot, branch; plantation, nursery; what is planted or set; cultivated place, occupied
land.
SETHRÆGL
Noun: covering for a seat.
SETL
Noun: seat, sitting, settle, place to sit; throne, judgement-seat; stall; place, position; residence,
abode, dwelling, stay; see; siege.
SETLAN
Verb: to settle, seat, place, put; to set (the sun).
SETLGANG
Noun: setting of the sun; sinking; the west.
SETLGANGENDE
Adjective: setting.
SETLHRÆGEL
Noun: covering for a seat.
SETLRĀD
Noun: setting of the sun; sinking.
SETLUNG
Noun: sitting, taking of a seat; session, assembly of persons sitting; setting of the sun, occasus.
SETNES
See (ge)setnes.
SETTAN
See (ge)settan.
SETTEND
Noun: creator; ordainer, appointer.
SETÐORN
Noun: kind of tree.
SĒÐAN
See (ge)sēðan.
SĒÐEND

  1473
See (ge)sēðend.
SĒÐUNG
See (ge)sēðung.
SIBAED
Adjective: sifted.
SIBÆÐELING
Noun: related noble, prince and kinsman.
SIBB
1. Noun: relationship; love; friendship, friendliness, kindness; happiness; peace, concord, unity,
tranquillity, absence of dissension or variance.
2. See (ge)sibb (1)
3. See (ge)sibb (2)
SIBBAN
Verb: to rejoice.
SIBBECOSS
Noun: kiss of peace.
SIBBIAN
See (ge)sibbian.
SIBCWIDE
Noun: pacific and friendly speech, fair words.
SIBFÆC
Noun: degree of affinity or relationship.
SIBGEBYRD
Noun: blood-relationship.
SIBGEDRYHT
Noun: band of kinsmen; peaceful host.
SIBGEMĀGAS
Noun: blood-relations, kinsmen.
SIBGEORNES
Noun: pacific disposition, eagerness for peace and kindness, friendship, love.
SIBGESIHÐ
Noun: vision of peace.
SIBLĀC
Noun: peace-offering.
SIBLEGER

  1474
Noun: incest.
SIBLIC
Adjective: of peace, peaceable; related.
SIBLĪCE
Adverb: peaceably.
SIBLING
See (ge)sibling.
SIBLUFU
Noun: friendship, love between kinsmen; kindly affection, kindness.
SIBRĒDEN
Noun: affinity, relationship.
SIBSUM
See (ge)sibsum.
SIBSUMLĪCE
See (ge)sibsumlīce.
SIBSUMNES
Noun: peace, peaceableness, tranquillity, concord, reconciliation; brotherly love.
SĪC
Noun: small stream, sike.
SĪCAN
Verb: to sigh, groan; to yearn for, long for.
SICE
1. Noun: sigh, groan; germitus.
2. See syce.
SĪCEL
Noun: small stream.
SICERA
Noun: intoxicating drink.
SICERIAN
Verb: to ooze, trickle, penetrate, make way through a small opening.
SICET
Noun: sigh, groan.
SICETTAN
Verb: to sigh, groan; to mourn.
SICETTUNG

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Noun: sigh, sighing, sob; heavy or short breathing; lamentation.
SĪCIAN
Verb: sigh.
SICILIE
Noun: the Sicilians; Sicily.
SICILISC
Adjective: Sicilian.
SĪCING
Noun: sighing.
SĪCLE
Adjective: sick, ill.
SĪCLIAN
See (ge)sīclian.
SICOL
Noun: sickle.
SICOR
Adjective: sure, certain, free from doubt; trustworthy; safe, secure, free from danger or harm.
SICORLĪCE
Adverb: with full certainty.
SICORNES
Noun: certainty.
SĪD
Adjective: wide, broad, ample, extensive, vast, large, long, spacious, capacious; far-reaching.
SĪDĀDL
Noun: pain in the side, pleurisy.
SĪDAN
Adverb: from a wide area.
SĪDE
1. Noun: silk.
2. Adverb: widely, amply, extensively.
3. See (ge)sīde.
SĪDECE
Noun: pain in the side.
SIDEFUL
Adjective: decorous, virtuous, honest, pure; sober; modest.

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SIDEFULLĪCE
Adverb: decorously, virtuously.
SIDEFULNES
Noun: virtue, honesty; sobriety; modesty.
SIDELIC
Adjective: sober, sedate; discreet, modest.
SIDELĪCE
Adverb: fitly, suitable, in a proper manner.
SĪDEN
Adjective: silken, made of silk.
SIDESA
Noun: a charm, magical influence.
SĪDEWĀRE
Noun: zedoary.
SĪDFÆÐME
Adjective: broad of bosom; capacious (of a ship).
SĪDFÆÐMED
Adjective: broad-bosomed, broad-beamed; capacious (of a ship).
SĪDFEAXE
Adjective: long-haired.
SĪDFEAXODE
Adjective: long-haired.
SĪDFOLC
Noun: great people or number of people, multitude.
SĪDHEALF
Noun: large place.
SĪDIAN
Verb: to extend, make or become wide, ample.
SĪDLAND
Noun: extensive land.
SĪDLING
Noun: strip of land beside a stream, or another piece of land.
SĪDLINGWEG
Noun: sidelong way, road that runs obliquely.
SĪDRAND

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Noun: broad shield.
SIDU
Noun: custom, practice, manner, habit; religious practice, rite; manners, morality, modesty,
purity, good conduct.
SĪDUNG
Noun: augmentation, growth; extension.
SIDUNG
Noun: rule, regulation; arrangement.
SĪDWÆRC
Noun: pain in the side, pleurisy.
SĪDWEG
Noun: long road, road that stretches far; (pl) distance.
SĪDWYRM
Noun: silk-worm.
SĪEMAN
Verb: to load, burden, put a burden.
SĪEN
Noun: power of seeing, sight, vision; pupil eye, the eye.
SĪERE
Adjective: dry, withered, sere.
SIERIAN
See (ge)sierwan.
SIERWAN
See (ge)sierwan.
SIERWUNG
Noun: treachery, artifice, plot, machination, contrivance; snare, trap.
SIEX
Numeral: six.
SIEXFEALD
Adjective: six-fold.
SIEXTA
Adjective: sixth.
SIEXTE
Adverb: sixthly.
SIEXTĪENE

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Numeral: sixteen.
SIEXTIG
Numeral: sixty.
SIFE
Noun: sieve.
SIFTAN
Verb: to sift, pass through a sieve.
SIG
Pronoun: himself.
SĪGAN
See (ge)sīgan.
SIGE
1. Noun: victory, triumph, success.
2. Noun: sinking, fall; setting (of the sun).
SIGEBĒACN
Noun: banner; emblem of victory, trophy; cross (of Christ).
SIGEBĒAH
Noun: victor’s circlet, crown.
SIGEBĒAM
Noun: tree of victory, cross.
SIGEBEARN
Noun: victor-child, applied to Christ.
SIGEBEORHT
Adjective: victorious, triumphant, rendered illustrious by victory.
SIGEBEORN
Noun: victorious warrior or hero.
SIGEBRŌÐOR
Noun: victorious brother.
SIGEBȲME
Noun: trumpet of victory.
SIGECEMPA
Noun: victorious champion or warrior.
SIGECWĒN
Noun: victorious queen.
SIGEDĒMA

  1479
Noun: victorious or triumphant judge.
SIGEDRYHTEN
Noun: lord of victory, God.
SIGEĒADIG
Adjective: victorious, blessed with victory.
SIGEFÆST
Adjective: victorious, triumphant.
SIGEFÆSTAN
Verb: to triumph; to crown as victor, make triumphant.
SIGEFÆSTNES
Noun: victory, triumph.
SIGEFOLC
Noun: victorious or triumphant people.
SIGEGEALDOR
Noun: charm that gives victory.
SIGEGEFEOHT
Noun: victorious battle, victory.
SIGEGYRD
Noun: rod that brings victory.
SIGEHRĒMIG
Adjective: triumphant, rejoicing or exultant with victory.
SIGEHWĪL
Noun: time of victory.
SIGEHRĒÐ
Noun: fame gained by victory; confidence or joy of victory.
SIGEHRĒÐIG
Adjective: victorious, triumphant.
SIGEL
1. Noun: sun; name of the rune for s.
2. See sigil.
3. See sigle (1).
SIGELAÐUNG
Noun: glosses ecclesia.
SIGELBEORHT
Adjective: sun-bright, sunny, brilliant.

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SIGELĒAN
Noun: reward of victory, prize, palm.
SIGELEARPA
Adjective: sun-darkened.
SIGELĒAS
Adjective: not victorious, defeated, unsuccessful in conflict.
SIGELĒOÐ
Noun: song of triumph or victory.
SIGELHEARWA
1. Noun: Ethiopian.
2. See sigelearpa.
SIGELHEARWEN
Adjective: Ethiopian.
SIGELHWEORFA
Noun: plant-name, heliotrope.
SIGELHWEORFE
Noun: plant-name, heliotrope.
SIGELIC
Adjective: victorious.
SIGELTORHT
Adjective: radiant, bright with sunshine.
SIGELWARAS
Noun: the Ethiopians.
SIGEMĒCE
Noun: victorious sword, sword wielded by a victor's hand.
SĪGEND
Noun: wave, movement of the sea.
SIGER
Noun: glutton; groundsel.
SIGERĒAF
Noun: triumphal robe.
SIGERIAN
1. Verb: to be gluttonous, act as a glutton.
2. See sigorian.
SIGERĪCE

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1. Adjective: victorious, triumphant.
2. Noun: realm of victory.
SIGERŌF
Adjective: victorious, triumphant; of victorious energy, triumphantly active.
SIGESCEORP
Noun: ornament of victory, triumphal apparel.
SIGESĪÐ
Noun: successful expedition or journey.
SIGESPĒD
Noun: success, triumphant faculty, ability that gains its ends.
SIGETĀCEN
Noun: emblem or sign of victory.
SIGETĪBER
Noun: sacrifice for victory.
SIGETORHT
Adjective: brilliant or splendid with victory, triumphant.
SIGETŪDOR
Noun: dominating race (human), victorious or triumphant progeny.
SIGEÐĒOD
Noun: victorious or powerful people.
SIGEÐRĒAT
Noun: victorious troop or band.
SIGEÐŪF
Noun: triumphal banner.
SIGEWǢPEN
Noun: victorious weapon.
SIGEWANG
Noun: field of victory, glorious plain.
SIGEWĪF
Noun: victorious woman; wise woman.
SIGIAN
Verb: to sail.
SIGIL
Noun: buckle; clasp, brooch, fibula; jewel, gem.
SIGLE

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1. Noun: necklace, collar, band for the neck.
2. Noun: rye, black spelt.
SIGOR
Noun: victory, triumph.
SIGORBĒACEN
Noun: emblem of victory.
SIGORBEORHT
Adjective: triumphant.
SIGORCYNN
Noun: victorious or glorious race.
SIGORĒADIG
Adjective: victorious, blessed with victory.
SIGORFÆST
Adjective: victorious, triumphant.
SIGORFÆSTNES
Noun: victory.
SIGORIAN
Verb: to be victorious, triumph over, triumph; to vanquish.
SIGORLĒAN
Noun: reward of victory, prize.
SIGORLIC
Adjective: triumphal.
SIGORSPĒD
Noun: abundant success, good fortune in war.
SIGORTĀCEN
Noun: sign of victory, a convincing sign.
SIGORTĪFER
Noun: offering for victory.
SIGORWEORC
Noun: deed of victory, victorious work.
SIGORWULDOR
Noun: glory of victory, triumphant glory.
SIGRIEND
Noun: victor.
SIGSONTE

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Noun: plant name.
SIHT
Adjective: drained.
SIHTE
Adjective: marshy.
SILET
Noun: willow copse.
SILLENDE
Noun: Zealand.
SILTE
Noun: salt-pit.
SĪMA
1. Noun: band, chain, cord, rope.
2. See sēma.
SIMBEL
1. Adverb: continually, always.
2. See simble.
SIMBELFARENDE
Adjective: roving, nomadic, wandering, always travelling.
SIMBELGEFĒRA
Noun: constant companion, one who continually goes with another.
SIMBELGEMACA
Noun: one of a pair of living creatures, a mate.
SIMBLE
Adverb: ever, for ever, always; constantly, continually, continuously, without intermission or
missing, in unbroken succession.
SIMBLES
Adverb: ever, always.
SIMBLIAN
1. Verb: to frequent.
2. See symblian (1).
SIMBLUNGA
Adverb: always; continually, constantly.
SIN-
Affix: -ever, perpetual, infinite; immense.

  1484
SINBYRNENDE
Adjective: ever burning, continually burning.
SINC
Noun: valuables, riches, treasure, silver, gold, jewels.
SINCALD
Adjective: perpetually cold.
SINCALDU
Noun: perpetual cold.
SINCAN
See (ge)sincan.
SINCBRYTTA
Noun: distributor of treasure, prince.
SINCFÆT
Noun: casket, precious setting, precious vessel, vessel of gold or of silver, receptacle for treasure.
SINCFĀG
Adjective: richly adorned, variegated with costly ornament.
SINCFULL
Adjective: full of trouble or distress, disastrous.
SINCGESTRĒON
Noun: treasure; jewel.
SINCGEWǢGE
Noun: abundance of treasure, a weight of treasure.
SINCGIEFA
Noun: giver of treasure; ruler, chief, lord, king, prince.
SINCGIFU
Noun: gift of treasure, costly gift.
SINCGIM
Noun: precious gem, jewel.
SINCHRODEN
Adjective: treasure-laden, adorned with costly ornaments.
SINCMĀÐÐUM
Noun: treasure.
SINCSTĀN
Noun: precious stone, jewel.
SINCÐEGO

  1485
Noun: receipt or acceptance of treasure.
SINCWEORÐUNG
Noun: costly gift or decoration; jewel.
SINDER
Noun: cinder, dross, scoria, slag; impurity of metal.
SINDERHǢWE
Adjective: cinder-grey.
SINDERŌM
Noun: rust.
SINDONISC
Adjective: of fine linen (especially that in Christ's shroud).
SINDRA
Noun: cinder, dross, scoria, slag; impurity of metal.
SINDRE
Noun: cinder, dross, scoria, slag; impurity of metal.
SINDRĒAM
Noun: everlasting joy, joy of heaven.
SINE
Noun: treasure, gold, silver, jewels.
SINEHT
Adjective: sinewy.
SINEWEALT
Adjective: round, circular, cylindrical; spherical, globular, concave.
SINEWEALTIAN
Verb: to reel, be unsteady, not to stand firmly.
SINEWEALTNES
Noun: roundness, circularity, sphericity, globularity.
SINFRĒA
Noun: overlord, perpetual lord, husband.
SINFULLE
Noun: house-leek.
SINGAL
Adjective: continuous, constant, without intermission, perpetual, everlasting; daily; assiduous,
unremitting.
SINGALA

  1486
Adverb: ever, always, continually, constantly.
SINGALES
Adverb: ever, always, continually.
SINGALFLŌWENDE
Adjective: continually flowing.
SINGALLIC
Adjective: constant, continual, incessant, assiduous.
SINGALLĪCE
See (ge)singallīce.
SINGALNES
Noun: perseverance, constancy, assiduity.
SINGALRENE
Noun: constant flow or running of water.
SINGAN
See (ge)singan.
SINGENDLIC
Adjective: that may be sung.
SINGRĒNE
1. Noun: plant name, house-leek, periwinkle.
2. Adjective: evergreen; uncooked (of vegetables).
SINGRIM
Adjective: exceeding fierce, of unceasing fierceness.
SINHERE
Noun: huge army.
SINHĪWAN
See (ge)sinhīwan.
SINHĪWIAN
Verb: to marry.
SINHĪWSCIPE
Noun: permanent tie, marriage.
SINHWYRFEL
Adjective: round, cylindrical.
SINHWYRFENDE
Adjective: round; ever-turning.
SINĪÐE

  1487
Adjective: very gentle.
SINNAN
Verb: to meditate upon, think of; to care about, mind, heed.
SINNIHTE
Noun: eternal or continual night, perpetual darkness.
SINNIHTES
Adverb: in continual night, night after night.
SINNĪÐ
Noun: perpetual misery, continued enmity.
SINOÐ
Noun: synod, council, assembly, meeting.
SINOÐBŌC
Noun: book containing the decrees of a synod, canon law.
SINOÐDŌM
Noun: decree of a synod.
SINOÐLIC
Adjective: synodical, of a synod or meeting.
SINOÐSTŌW
Noun: meeting-place, place for a synod or assembly.
SINRǢDEN
Noun: marriage, wedlock; perpetual or lasting condition.
SINSCIPE
See (ge)sinscipe.
SINSNǢD
Noun: large piece, huge bit.
SINSORG
Noun: perpetual grief, continual trouble.
SINTRENDENDE
Adjective: round, ever-turning.
SINTRYNDEL
Adjective: round, circular, globular.
SINÐYRSTENDE
Adjective: ever thirsting.
SINULĪRA
Noun: muscle.

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SINWRǢNNES
Noun: constant lechery or wantonness.
SIOLOÐ
1. Noun: water, sea.
2. See seoloð.
SION
Noun: marsh plant.
SIONBEORG
Noun: Sion.
SĪPIAN
Verb: to decline, wane; to sink low.
SIRWE
Noun: artifice, device, plot, wile, crafty device; ambush, snare.
SISEMŪS
Noun: dormouse.
SITTAN
See (ge)sittan.
SĪÐ
1. Noun: going, motion, journey, voyage, travel, errand, course, expedition, enterprise,
undertaking; departure, death; destiny, fate; coming, arrival; way, road; time, turn, occasion;
manner, conduct, way of doing or of life.
2. Adverb: late, afterwards.
3. Adjective: late.
4. Conjunction: after, afterwards.
SĪÐBEREND
Noun: reaper, mower, scythe-bearer.
SĪÐBŌC
Noun: itinerary.
SĪÐBODA
Noun: herald of departure, one who announces that a journey or march is to begin.
SĪÐBOREN
Adjective: late-born.
SĪÐDAGAS
Noun: later times.
SĪÐE

  1489
Noun: implement for mowing, scythe.
SĪÐFÆR
Noun: way, journey.
SĪÐFÆT
Noun: way, journey, voyage, expedition; path, course, road; conduct, experience; period of time.
SĪÐFROM
Adjective: ready for a journey, good at travelling.
SĪÐGEARU
Adjective: ready to travel.
SĪÐGĒOMOR
Adjective: travel-weary.
SĪÐIAN
Verb: to go, depart, travel, journey, wander.
SĪÐLĪCE
Adverb: lately, after a time.
SĪÐSCIPE
See (ge)sīðscipe.
SĪÐSTAPEL
Noun: step, track.
SIÐÐA
Adverb: afterwards.
SIÐÐAN
1. Adverb: since, afterwards; then, after, later, hereafter, from now on, further, thereupon.
2. Adposition: after.
3. Conjunction: when, since; after that; as soon as; inasmuch as.
SĪÐWEROD
Noun: travelling troop.
SĪÐWĪF
See (ge)sīðwīf.
SIWENĪGE
Adjective: blear-eyed.
SIXECGE
Adjective: six-sided, hexagonal.
SIXFĒTE
Adjective: having six feet (of verse).

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SIXGYLDE
Adjective: requiring six-fold payment or fine.
SIXHYNDE
Adjective: belonging to a class whose wergild is six hundred shillings.
SIXHYNDEMAN
Noun: one of the sixhynde class.
SIXHYRNEDE
Adjective: having six corners or angles.
SIXNIHTE
Adjective: six days old.
SIXTEOGOÐA
Numeral: sixtieth.
SIXTĒOÐA
Numeral: sixteenth.
SIXTIGǢRE
Noun: 60-oared ship.
SIXTIGFEALD
Adjective: sixty-fold.
SIXTIGWINTRE
Adjective: sixty years old.
SIXTȲNENIHTE
Adjective: sixteen days old.
SIXTȲNEWINTRE
Adjective: sixteen years old.
SLACFUL
Adjective: lazy, slothful.
SLÆD
1. Noun: valley, glade.
2. Noun: slade in local names, e.g. Waterslade.
SLÆF
Noun: mud.
SLÆGET
Noun: defeat, blow, beating, stroke, destruction; slaying, murder, slaughter; crash, impact, clap
(of thunder); (weaver’s) slay.
SLǢGU

  1491
Noun: lethargy.
SLÆHTAN
Verb: to strike, smite, slay.
SLǢP
1. Noun: sleep; sleepiness, inactivity; death.
2. Noun: slippery or miry place.
SLǢPAN
See (ge)slǣpan.
SLǢPBǢRE
Adjective: soporific, somniferous.
SLǢPDRENC
Noun: sleeping draught.
SLǢPE
Adjective: slippery.
SLǢPERE
Noun: sleeper.
SLǢPERN
Noun: dormitory.
SLǢPIG
Adjective: sleepy.
SLǢPING
Adjective: sleeping.
SLǢPLĒAS
Adjective: sleepless.
SLǢPLĒAST
Noun: sleeplessness.
SLǢPNES
Noun: sleepiness, drowsiness.
SLǢPOR
Adjective: sleepy, drowsy, addicted to sleep.
SLǢPWĒRIG
Adjective: weary and sleepy, so tired as to sleep.
SLǢTAN
Verb: to bait, slate.
SLǢTING

  1492
Noun: right of hunting.
SLǢWÐ
Noun: sloth, indolence, laziness; inertness, torpor.
SLAGA
Noun: slayer, homicide; executioner.
SLĀH
Noun: sloe (fruit of the blackthorn).
SLĀHHYLL
Noun: a hill where sloes grow.
SLĀHÐORN
Noun: blackthorn, sloe-thorn.
SLĀHÐORNRAGU
Noun: blackthorn, lichen.
SLĀHÐORNRIND
Noun: bark of a blackthorn.
SLĀHÐORNWEG
Noun: road along which blackthorns grow.
SLĀPFULNESS
Noun: sleepiness, drowsiness.
SLĀPIAN
Verb: to become sleepy; to cause to sleep.
SLĀPOL
Adjective: somnolent, addicted to sleep, lethargic.
SLĀPOLNES
Noun: somnolence, sleepiness, lethargy.
SLĀPORNES
Noun: somnolence, lethargy.
SLAREGE
Noun: clary (plant).
SLĀW
Adjective: slow, sluggish, slothful, lazy, torpid; inert.
SLĀWIAN
Verb: to be or become slow, sluggish or inactive.
SLĀWLĪCE
Adverb: slowly, sluggishly.

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SLĀWYRM
Noun: slow or blind worm, kind of snake.
SLĒA
Noun: slay, weaver’s reed.
SLEAC
Adjective: slack, sluggish, indolent, languid, slow, slothful, inactive, ill; remiss, careless,
negligent, lax; gentle, easy.
SLEACIAN
Verb: to slacken, delay, retard, relax efforts.
SLEACLIC
Adjective: languid, slow; idle.
SLEACLĪCE
Adverb: lazily, slothfully, languidly.
SLEACMŌDNES
Noun: slackness, laziness, lack of energy; melancholy.
SLEACNES
Noun: slowness, laziness, inertness; remissness.
SLEACORNES
Noun: slackness, laziness; remissness.
SLĒAN
See (ge)slēan.
SLECCAN
Verb: to weaken, enfeeble, disable; to make slack or slow, delay.
SLECG
Noun: sledge-hammer, mallet.
SLECGETTAN
Verb: to palpitate, beat, throb.
SLECGWYRHTA
Noun: worker in metals, one who works with a hammer.
SLĒFAN
1. Verb: to slip (clothes) on.
2. See slīfan (2).
SLĒFESCŌH
Noun: slipper, loose shoe easily drawn on.
SLEGE

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1. Noun: stroke, blow, beating, scourging; stamping, coining; slaying, slaughter, murder, death;
crash, impact, clap of thunder; destruction, defeat; (weaver’s) slay, plectrum; stake.
2. Noun: beam, bar; handle of an axe.
SLEGEBȲTL
Noun: hammer, beetle, mallet.
SLEGEFǢGE
Adjective: doomed to perish or slaughter, doomed to death by the sword.
SLEGEL
Noun: plectrum, instrument for striking a harp.
SLEGHRȲÐER
Noun: cattle for slaughter.
SLEGNĒAT
Noun: cattle for slaughter.
SLĒPAN
Verb: to sleep.
SLĪC
Adjective: sleek, smooth; crafty, cunning, using smooth words.
SLIC
Noun: beater; mallet, hammer.
SLICA
Adjective: smooth.
SLICCAN
Verb: to strike, beat, slap, lick.
SLĪCIAN
Verb: to make sleek, smooth or glossy.
SLĪDAN
Verb: to slide, slip, glide; to fall, fall down; to fail, err, make a mistake; to lapse; to pass away;
to be transitory, unstable or perishable.
SLIDE
Noun: sliding, slip, fall.
SLIDOR
1. Adjective: slippery.
2. Noun: slippery or miry place; slides for launching and pulling up ships.
SLIDORNES
Noun: slippery place, slipperiness.

  1495
SLIDRIAN
Verb: to slip, slide, slither.
SLĪEFE
Noun: sleeve.
SLĪEFLĒAS
Adjective: sleeveless.
SLIEHT
Noun: stroke; death, murder, slaughter; animals for slaughter; striking of coin.
SLIEHTSWȲN
Noun: pig for killing.
SLĪFAN
1. Verb: to slive.
2. Verb: to slip or put a garment on a person.
SLIFER
Adjective: slippery; deceitful.
SLIHT
1. Adjective: level, smooth.
2. See slieht.
SLĪM
Noun: slime, mud, mire.
SLINCAN
Verb: to slink, crawl, creep.
SLINCEND
Noun: reptile, crawling thing.
SLIND
Noun: slope.
SLINGAN
Verb: to twist, wind, worm, creep into.
SLINU
Noun: slope.
SLĪPAN
Verb: to slip, glide.
SLIPEG
Adjective: slippy, slimy, viscid.
SLIPOR

  1496
Adjective: slippery, not easy to hold, easily moved; filthy, foul; unsteady, uncertain, without
fixed principles, shifty.
SLIPORNES
Noun: filthiness, foulness.
SLIPUNG
Noun: viscidity.
SLĪTAN
See (ge)slītan.
SLITCWEALM
Noun: death by tearing or rending of animals.
SLITE
1. Noun: tear, slit, rent in cloth; bite, coil of a snake; breach, infraction of a law.
2. Noun: plant name, cyclamen, sowbread.
SLITEN
1. Noun: heretic, schismatic.
2. Adjective: heretic, schismatic.
SLĪTENDLIC
Adjective: consuming, wasting, devouring, gorging.
SLĪTERE
Noun: glutton, gorger; waster, destroyer.
SLITNES
Noun: desolation, tearing, rending, laceration, wasting, destruction.
SLITOL
Adjective: biting, pungent; carping, backbiting.
SLĪTUNG
Noun: tearing, rending, biting; wasting, spoiling.
SLĪÐAN
Verb: to harm, hurt, wound, damage, destroy.
SLIÐAN
Verb: to harm, hurt, wound, damage, injure, destroy.
SLĪÐE
1. Adjective: savage, fierce; hard, cruel, hurtful, dire; dangerous, perilous.
2. Adverb: cruelly, savagely.
3. Adjective: formed, moulded; graven (image); false, feigned.
SLĪÐELIC

  1497
Adjective: graven; abominable.
SLĪÐEN
Adjective: hard, cruel, evil.
SLĪÐHEARD
Adjective: severe, very hard, cruel: fierce, savage.
SLĪÐHENDE
Adjective: with fell paw.
SLĪÐNES
Noun: graven image, formation (?); abomination.
SLĪW
Noun: fish, tench, mullet.
SLŌH
Noun: slough, pathless; mire, miry place.
SLŌHTRE
Noun: slough.
SLOP
Noun: upper garment, loose.
SLOTA
Noun: bit, morsel.
SLŪMA
Noun: slumber.
SLŪMERE
Noun: sleeper.
SLŪPAN
Verb: to slip, glide, move softly.
SLYPA
Noun: slime, paste, pulp, viscous or slimy substance.
SLȲPAN
Verb: to slip, put something on or off.
SLȲPESCŌH
Noun: slipper.
SLYPPE
Noun: paste, viscous or slimy substance.
SLYPRÆSN
Noun: sliding beam.

  1498
SMACIAN
See (ge)smacian.
SMÆC
Noun: taste, savour, smack; odour, scent.
SMÆCCAN
See (ge)smæccan.
SMÆL
Adjective: small, little, not great; thin, slender, fine; narrow; not loud.
SMÆLL
Noun: slap, smack, blow with the open hand.
SMÆLÐEARMAS
Noun: intestines, small guts.
SMÆLÐEARME
Noun: lower abdomen, small gut.
SMǢR
Noun: lip.
SMǢTE
Adjective: pure, refined.
SMǢTEGOLD
Noun: pure gold.
SMǢTEGYLDEN
Adjective: of refined or pure gold.
SMALE
Adverb: finely, into small pieces; softly.
SMALIAN
Verb: to become small, thin or slender.
SMALUM
Adverb: little by little.
SMALUNG
Noun: reducing, diminishing, lessening.
SMĒA
Noun: delicacy.
SMĒAGAN
See (ge)smēagan.
SMĒAGELEGEN

  1499
Noun: syllogism.
SMĒAGENDLIC
Adjective: meditative.
SMĒAGENDLĪCE
Adverb: exactly, accurately, searchingly.
SMĒAH
Adjective: acute, crafty, sagacious; subtle penetrating, creeping in.
SMĒALIC
Adjective: searching, exhaustive; penetrating, profound; careful; exquisite, choice.
SMĒALĪCE
Adverb: closely, thoroughly, deeply, with penetration; exactly, accurately; craftily, subtlely.
SMĒALICNES
Noun: subtlety.
SMĒAMETE
Noun: delicacy (food).
SMEARCIAN
Verb: to smile, smirk.
SMEART
Adjective: smart; painful.
SMEARTUNG
Noun: tickling.
SMĒAÐ
Noun: meditation.
SMĒAÐANCLĪCE
Adverb: in detail, exactly; at large.
SMĒAÐANCOL
Adjective: acute, subtle.
SMĒAÐANCOLE
Adverb: thoroughly, studiously; exactly; searchingly.
SMĒAÐANCOLLIC
Adjective: crafty, subtle.
SMĒAÐANCOLLĪCE
1. Adverb: thoroughly, studiously; exactly, searchingly.
2. See smēaðancole.
SMĒAÐANCOLNES

  1500
Noun: exactness; strictness.
SMĒAUNG
See (ge)smēaung.
SMĒAWRENC
Noun: crafty or cunning device, sharp trick.
SMĒAWYRHTA
Noun: skilled workman, artisan.
SMĒAWYRM
Noun: penetrating worm, intestinal worm.
SMEDMA
Noun: fine flour, pollen meal.
SMEDMEN
Adjective: of fine flour.
SMELT
1. Noun: sardine, smelt.
2. See smolt (1).
3. See smylte (2).
SMELTING
Noun: amber.
SMĒOCAN
Verb: to emit smoke, smoke, fumigate.
SMEORTAN
Verb: to smart; to burn.
SMEORTUNG
Noun: itching, smarting.
SMEORU
Noun: fat, grease, tallow, suet, lard; ointment.
SMEORUMANGESTRE
Noun: woman who deals in butter and cheese.
SMEORUSEALF
Noun: unguent, grease-salve.
SMEORUÐEARM
Noun: entrail.
SMEORUWIG
Adjective: fat, greasy, unctuous; rich.

  1501
SMEORUWYRT
Noun: smearwort.
SMERIAN
Verb: to laugh at, deride, scorn.
SMERINGWYRT
1. Noun: name of a plant, crispa victoriola.
2. See symeringwyrt.
SMĒÐAN
See (ge)smēðan.
SMĒÐE
Adjective: smooth, polished, soft, without roughness or inequalities of surface; smooth, agreeable,
suave, not irritating; melodious, harmonious, not harsh (of the voice); lenitive.
SMEÐIAN
See (ge)smeðian.
SMĒÐNES
Noun: smoothness; smooth place, level surface.
SMĒÐÐET
Noun: smooth place.
SMĪC
Noun: vapour, steams, smoke.
SMĪCAN
Verb: to emit smoke, smoke, fumigate.
SMICER
Adjective: beautiful, beauteous, fine; elegant, tasteful; fair.
SMICERE
Adverb: finely, elegantly; fairly.
SMICERNES
Noun: elegance, smartness; neatness.
SMIERWAN
See (ge)smierwan.
SMIRELS
Noun: unguent, ointment, salve, unction, anointing.
SMIRENES
Noun: ointment, unguent.
SMIRINGELE

  1502
Noun: oil for anointing.
SMIRUNG
Noun: unguent, ointment, unction, anointing; smearing, greasing.
SMĪTAN
Verb: to smear, daub, smudge; to soil, pollute, defile.
SMĪTE
Noun: foul, miry place.
SMITTE
Noun: smear, spot, mark, smudge, smut, blot; pollution.
SMITTIAN
See (ge)smittian.
SMIÐ
Noun: handicraftsman, smith, blacksmith, carpenter, armourer.
SMIÐBELG
Noun: smith’s bellows.
SMIÐCRÆFT
Noun: manual art, smithcraft.
SMIÐCRÆFTEGA
Noun: skilled workman, skilled in the smith’s art.
SMIÐCRÆFTIG
Adjective: skilled as a smith.
SMIÐIAN
Verb: to fabricate, forge, make out of metal or wood, make skilfully; to design.
SMIÐLĪCE
Adverb: with skill, dexterously, after the manner of a smith.
SMIÐÐE
Noun: forge, smithy.
SMOC
Noun: smock, shift.
SMOCA
Noun: smoke.
SMOCIAN
Verb: to emit smoke, smoke; to fumigate.
SMOL
Noun: crumb.

  1503
SMOLT
1. Adjective: peaceful, gentle, serene, mild; still; lard, fat.
2. See smylte (2).
SMOLTLĪCE
Adverb: gently, quietly.
SMORIAN
Verb: to choke, suffocate, strangle.
SMŌÐ
Adjective: calm, serene, unruffled, smooth.
SMŪGAN
Verb: to creep, crawl, move gradually.
SMŪGENDLIC
Adjective: creeping; reptile.
SMUGGE
Noun: secret place.
SMYGEL
Noun: retreat, burrow.
SMYLLAN
Verb: to make a noise, crack (a whip).
SMYLTE
1. Adjective: quiet, calm, peaceful, gentle, serene, placid, tranquil, mild, unruffled; cheerful;
favourable, prosperous; fat.
2. Adverb: quietly; softly; mildly.
SMYLTLIC
Adjective: tranquil, serene.
SMYLTNES
Noun: quiet, calm, peace, gentleness, placidity, serenity, tranquillity, mildness, smoothness,
silence; composture, calmness; quiet, silence; evening calm.
SNACA
Noun: reptile, snake, serpent.
SNACC
Noun: small vessel, swift-sailing vessel, war-ship.
SNǢD
1. Noun: handle of a scythe.
2. Noun: detached area of woodland or pasturage.

  1504
3. Noun: cut, bit, piece, slice, morsel, portion of food.
SNǢDAN
See (ge)snǣdan.
SNǢDEL
Noun: great gut.
SNǢDELÐEARM
Noun: great gut.
SNǢDING
Noun: meal, snack.
SNǢDINGHŪS
Noun: eating-house, cook’s shop.
SNǢDINGSCĒAP
Noun: sheep for slaughter.
SNǢDMǢLUM
Adverb: bit by bit, bit at a time.
SNÆGL
Noun: snail.
SNÆP
Noun: boggy land.
SNǢSAN
Verb: pierce, run through (with an implement or weapon); to spit.
SNǢÐFELD
Noun: defined tract of pasture or woodland.
SNĀS
Noun: skewer, spit.
SNĀÐ
Noun: killing.
SNĀW
Noun: snow; snow-storm.
SNĀWCEALD
Adjective: cold as snow, icy-cold.
SNĀWGEBLAND
Noun: snow-storm.
SNĀWHWĪT
Adjective: snow-white.

  1505
SNĀWIG
Adjective: snowy.
SNĀWLIC
Adjective: snowy.
SNEARE
Noun: noose, snare.
SNELL
Adjective: quick, rapid, swift, smart, prompt; ready, active, brisk, fresh; strong, keen,
determined, firm, brave; sharp (air); acute (mind).
SNELLIC
Adjective: quick, rapid, swift, smart; ready, bold.
SNELLĪCE
Adverb: quickly, rapidly; with activity.
SNELLSCIPE
Noun: quickness; boldness, bravery.
SNELNES
Noun: activity, readiness; agility; quickness.
SNĒOME
Adverb: quickly, rapidly, swiftly, speedily; immediately, at once.
SNĒOWAN
Verb: to go, come, proceed, hasten.
SNĒR
Noun: string of a musical instrument, harp string.
SNĪCAN
Verb: to creep, crawl, sneak along.
SNID
1. See (ge)snid.
2. Noun: saw.
SNIDE
1. Noun: cut, incision; slaying, slaughter.
2. See snid (2).
SNIDĪSEN
Noun: lancet.
SNĪTE
Noun: snipe.

  1506
SNĪÐAN
See (ge)snīðan.
SNĪÐSTRĒO
Noun: chopped straw, carline thistle.
SNĪÐUNG
Noun: cut, incision, wound; slaying, slaughter.
SNIWAN
Verb: to snow; to wet, rain.
SNĪWAN
Verb: to snow.
SNŌC
Noun: point, projection.
SNŌCA
Noun: bend, nook; bay, inlet.
SNŌD
Noun: head-dress, hood, snood, fillet.
SNOFFA
Noun: nausea.
SNOFL
Noun: mucus, phlegm, snivel.
SNOFLIG
Adjective: full of phlegm or snivel.
SNORU
Noun: daughter-in-law.
SNOTINGAHĀM
Noun: Nottingham.
SNOTINGAHĀMSCĪR
Noun: Nottinghamshire.
SNOTOR
Adjective: clever, sagacious, intelligent, discerning, wise; prudent.
SNOTORLIC
Adjective: clever, wise; prudent; philosophical.
SNOTORLĪCE
Adverb: wiselȳ prudently; philosophically.
SNOTORNES

  1507
Noun: sagacity, wisdom; prudence.
SNOTORSCIPE
Noun: sagacitȳ prudence; reason, reasonableness, ratiocination.
SNOTORWYRDE
Adjective: prudent or wise of speech; plausible.
SNŪD
1. Adjective: quickly approaching, coming soon or suddenly.
2. Noun: quickness, speed, swiftness.
SNŪDE
Adverb: quickly; directly; at once; quietly.
SNYFLUNG
Noun: mucus from the nose.
SNYRIAN
Verb: to go quickly, hurry, hasten.
SNYRING
Noun: sharp rock.
SNȲTAN
Verb: to clear or blow the nose.
SNȲTING
Noun: clearing or blowing of the nose; sneezing.
SNYTRE
Adjective: clever, wise.
SNYTRIAN
Verb: to be or become clever or wise.
SNYTTRU
See (ge)snyttru.
SNYTTRUCRÆFT
Noun: sagacity, wisdom; prudence.
SNYTTRUHŪS
Noun: house of wisdom; Silo.
SNYTTRUM
Adverb: wisely, cunningly.
SNYÐIAN
Verb: to go nose, go as a dog with its nose to the ground; beak forwards (of a plough).
SOC

  1508
1. See (ge)soc.
2. Noun: soakings.
SOCC
Noun: sock; kind of shoe, slipper.
SOCIAN
Verb: to soak, steep, lie in a liquid.
SŌCN
Noun: search, seeking, exploring, trying to get; question, inquiry; case, cause; visit; resort;
attack; refuge, asylum, sanctuary; jurisdiction; revenue.
SŌCNMAN
Noun: sokeman.
SOCÐA
Noun: broth, gruel.
SODOMA
Noun: the town of Sodom, the people of Sodom (pl.).
SODOMISC
Adjective: of Sodom.
SODOMITISC
Adjective: sodomitish, of Sodom.
SODOMITISE
Adjective: of Sodom.
SODOMWARE
Noun: people of Sodom.
SŌFTE
1. Adjective: gentle, soft, mild; quiet, calm, tranquil, undisturbed; soft, undisturbed (of sleep);
luxurious; agreeable.
2. Adverb: gently, softly; quietly, without disturbance (of sleep); calmly, without trouble; easily,
without opposition.
SŌFTNES
Noun: ease, softness, comfort; luxury; effeminacy.
SOGEÐA
Noun: hiccough, eructation; gastric juice, heartburn.
SOL
1. Noun: mud, wet sand, mire, slough.
2. Noun: wooden halter or collar for beasts.

  1509
3. Adjective: dirty; dark.
SŌL
Noun: the sun.
SŌLATE
Noun: sunflower, heliotrope.
SOLCENNES
Noun: laziness.
SOLE
Noun: sole; shoe, sandal.
SOLIAN
Verb: to soil, make or become defiled or foul.
SŌLMERCA
Noun: sundial.
SOLMŌNAÐ
Noun: February.
SOLOR
Noun: loft, upper room; palace, hall, dwelling, residence; raised platform, upper chamber.
SOLSECE
Noun: heliotrope.
SŌM
Noun: arbitration; agreement, concord, reconciliation, adjustment of differences.
SŌN
Noun: sound, music.
SŌNA
Adverb: soon; directly, immediately, at once.
SŌNCRÆFT
Noun: music.
SONG
1. Noun: bed.
2. Noun: grape.
3. See sang.
SOPA
Noun: sup, sip, draught.
SOPCUPPE
Noun: sop-cup, cup into which sops were put.

  1510
SOPP
Noun: sop.
SOPPIAN
Verb: to sop, soak.
SORG
Noun: sorrow, pain, grief, affliction, distress, trouble, anxiety, care.
SORGBRYÐEN
Noun: brew or burden of sorrow, grievous trouble.
SORGCEARIG
Adjective: sorrowful, anxious, having grievous care.
SORGCEARU
Noun: sorrow, anxiety, grievous care.
SORGFUL
Adjective: sorrowful, sad, mournful, grievous, distressing, doleful; anxious, careful.
SORGIAN
Verb: to sorrow, grieve, be anxious about; to care; to be sorry for.
SORGLĒAS
Adjective: free from sorrow, care or anxiety, secure.
SORGLĒAST
Noun: security.
SORGLĒOÐ
Noun: dirge, sorrowful song, lay of grief.
SORGLIC
Adjective: sorrowful, miserable, sorry, grievous.
SORGLĪCE
Adverb: miserably, grievously.
SORGLUFU
Noun: sad or hapless love, love attended with anxiety or sorrow.
SORGSTAFAS
Noun: care, anxiety.
SORGUNG
Noun: sorrow, grief.
SORGWĪTE
Noun: grievous torment or punishment.
SORGWORD

  1511
Noun: sorrow, lamentation, care.
SORGWYLM
Noun: violent emotion of anxiety or sorrow.
SORHERIUNGE
Noun: infestation.
SORIG
Adjective: sorry, grieved.
SORU
Noun: particle of dust, bit of straw.
SŌT
Noun: soot.
SŌTIG
Adjective: dirty.
SOTMAN
Noun: foolish person.
SOTSCIPE
Noun: stupidity, folly, dullness.
SOTT
1. Adjective: stupid, foolish, dull.
2. Noun: fool, dullard.
SOTTIAN
Verb: to be foolish.
SŌÐ
1. Noun: sooth, truth; justice, righteousness, rectitude, equity; reality, certainty, real condition of
things; asseveration.
2. Adjective: sooth, true, very; just, righteous; real, genuine.
SŌÐBORA
Noun: soothsayer; astrologer; truth-bearer, one who has exact knowledge.
SŌÐCWED
Adjective: veracious.
SŌÐCWEDEN
Adjective: veracious, true-spoken, speaking truly.
SŌÐCWIDE
Noun: true speech, truth, righteous saying; proverb.
SŌÐCYNING

  1512
Noun: King of truth or justice, the Deity.
SŌÐE
Adverb: truly, truthful; rightly; really, genuinely; accurately.
SŌÐES
Adverb: verily, of a truth; indeed, really.
SŌÐFÆDER
Noun: father of truth or justice, God, the Deity.
SŌÐFÆST
Adjective: true, veracious; trustworthy, honest, pious; just, righteous.
SŌÐFÆSTIAN
See (ge)sōðfæstian.
SŌÐFÆSTLIC
Adjective: true, sincere.
SŌÐFÆSTLĪCE
Adverb: truly, honestly.
SŌÐFÆSTNES
Noun: truth, truthfulness; faithfulness, sincerity, fidelity; justice, fairness, righteousness.
SŌÐGID
Noun: true report or tale.
SŌÐHWÆÐERE
Conjunction: however, yet, nevertheless.
SŌÐIAN
See (ge)sōðian.
SŌÐLIC
Adjective: true; right, truthful; real, genuine, unfeigned.
SŌÐLĪCE
Adverb: truly, really, certainly, indeed, verily.
SŌÐLUFU
Noun: loving kindness.
SŌÐSAGOL
Adjective: truthful, veracious.
SŌÐSAGU
Noun: truth; true story or speech, a history.
SŌÐSECGAN
Verb: to speak the truth; to declare.

  1513
SŌÐSECGENDLĪCE
Adverb: truly; genuinely.
SŌÐSEGEN
Noun: true statement, statement of the facts of a case.
SŌÐSPǢCE
Adjective: truthful, veracious.
SŌÐSPELL
Noun: true story, history.
SŌÐSPRǢC
Noun: true saying.
SŌÐTĀCEN
Noun: prodigy; true sign.
SŌÐWORD
Noun: true word.
SŌÐWUNDOR
Noun: true wonder.
SPĀCA
Noun: spoke of a wheel; spoke-bone (radius).
SPADE
1. Noun: eunuchus.
2. See spadu.
SPADU
Noun: spade.
SPÆC
Noun: small branch, thin twig, tendril, runner.
SPǢCEHĒOW
Noun: form of speech.
SPǢCLĒAS
Adjective: speechless, without the power of speech.
SPÆR
Adjective: sparing, frugal.
SPÆREN
Adjective: of plaster or mortar.
SPÆRHENDE
Adjective: sparing, frugal.

  1514
SPÆRLIC
Adjective: sparing, frugal.
SPÆRLĪCE
Adverb: sparingly, frugally; briefly.
SPÆRLĪRA
Noun: calf of the leg.
SPÆRLĪRED
Adjective: with a thick calf.
SPÆRNES
Noun: sparingness, frugality; nearness; parsimony.
SPÆRSTĀN
Noun: gypsum, chalk.
SPǢTAN
Verb: to spit, spew; to syringe, squirt.
SPǢTLAN
Verb: to spit, emit saliva, foam.
SPǢTUNG
Noun: spitting, expectoration.
SPALA
Noun: substitute, representative.
SPALD
Noun: ditch.
SPALDAS
Noun: tribe name left in Spalding.
SPALDUR
Noun: balsam; asphalt.
SPANAN
See (ge)spanan.
SPANE
Noun: teat.
SPĀNEAS
Noun: the Spaniards of Spain.
SPANERE
Noun: seducer, enticer.
SPANG

  1515
See (ge)spang.
SPANN
Noun: span (measure).
SPANNAN
See (ge)spannan.
SPANNUNG
Noun: span, spanning, bend.
SPARIAN
See (ge)sparian.
SPĀTL
Noun: spittle, saliva.
SPĀTLIAN
Verb: to spit out.
SPĀTLUNG
Noun: spittle, what is spit out.
SPEARCA
Noun: spark.
SPEARCIAN
Verb: to sparkle, emit sparks.
SPEARHAFOC
Noun: sparrow-hawk.
SPEARNLIAN
Verb: to spurn, kick; to strike out with the feet; to sprawl.
SPEARWA
Noun: sparrow; calf (of the leg).
SPECCA
Noun: speck, spot, blot.
SPECEL
Adjective: speckled.
SPECFĀH
Adjective: speckled, spotted, blotched.
SPED
Noun: glaucoma; phlegm, rheum, sticky moisture.
SPĒD

  1516
Noun: speed, quickness; success, prosperity; riches, wealth, abundance, substance, means; power,
faculty, opportunity; offspring, progeny.
SPĒDAN
See (ge)spēdan.
SPĒDDROPA
Noun: useful drop (ink); rheumy drop.
SPEDIENDE
Adjective: suffering from rheum or phlegm.
SPĒDIG
Adjective: lucky, prosperous, rich, wealthy, opulent, having means; abundant, copious,
plenteous, abounding in; powerful.
SPĒDIGNES
Noun: wealth, opulence.
SPĒDLĪCE
Adverb: successfully, effectually, effectively, efficaciously; powerfully.
SPELC
Noun: splint.
SPELCAN
Verb: to fasten with splints.
SPELD
Noun: ember, torch; splinter.
SPELIAN
Verb: to represent, be substitute for, take or stand in the place of another.
SPELIEND
Noun: representative, substitute; vicar.
SPELING
Noun: deputyship, taking the place of another.
SPELL
Noun: narrative, relate, account, speech, discourse, story, fable, history, homily; news, message,
announcement; statement, observation, remark, sentence, saying, dictum.
SPELLBŌC
Noun: book of sermons or homilies.
SPELLBODA
Noun: messenger, ambassador; prophet, public speaker, one who delivers a discourse.
SPELLCWIDE

  1517
Noun: historical narrative.
SPELLIAN
See (ge)spellian.
SPELLSTŌW
Noun: place of proclamations.
SPELLUNG
Noun: talking, speech, discourse, narrative, narration, conversation, tale.
SPELT
1. Noun: spelt, corn.
2. Noun: board of a book.
SPĒN
Noun: a fibre.
SPENDAN
Verb: to spend.
SPENDUNG
Noun: spending.
SPĒNE
Noun: the Spaniards.
SPENNELS
Noun: clasp.
SPENNESTRE
Noun: female temptress.
SPEOFTAN
Verb: to spit.
SPEOHT
Noun: green good-pecker.
SPĒONISC
Adjective: Spanish.
SPERE
Noun: spear, javelin, lance, pike; stitching pain.
SPEREBRŌGA
Noun: terror caused by the casting of spears or darts.
SPEREHAND
Noun: male line of descent.
SPEREHEALF

  1518
Noun: male line of descent.
SPERELĒAS
Adjective: without a point or head.
SPERENĪÐ
Noun: battle, spear-strife.
SPERESCEAFT
Noun: spear-shaft.
SPEREWYRT
Noun: plant name, spearwort, elecampane.
SPIC
Noun: bacon, lard, the fat flesh of swine.
SPĪCA
Noun: spikenard, any aromatic herb.
SPĪCE
Noun: aromatic herb, spice.
SPICHŪS
Noun: larder.
SPĪCING
Noun: spike; nail.
SPICMĀSE
Noun: titmouse.
SPIGETTAN
Verb: to spit.
SPILÆG
Noun: a venomous insect, spilagius.
SPILD
Noun: destruction, ruin, annihilation.
SPILDAN
Verb: to waste, destroy, ruin.
SPILDSĪÐ
Noun: destructive expedition.
SPILIAN
Verb: to play, sport, wanton.
SPILLAN
See (ge)spillan.

  1519
SPILLEND
Noun: player, jester.
SPILLERE
Noun: player, jester; parasite.
SPILLING
Noun: waste, destruction.
SPIND
Noun: fat.
SPINEL
Noun: spindle, the thread of a spindle.
SPINELHEALF
Noun: female line of descent.
SPINNAN
See (ge)spinnan.
SPĪR
Noun: spire, spike, blade.
SPIRCAN
Verb: to sparkle; to fall in drops.
SPIRCING
Adjective: sprinkling.
SPITEL
Noun: small spade, dibble, spud.
SPITTAN
1. Verb: to dig in with a spud.
2. See (ge)spittan.
SPITTIAN
Verb: to spit (for cooking).
SPITU
Noun: spit (cooking).
SPIÐRA
Noun: spider.
SPĪWAN
Verb: to spew, vomit, spit, spit up; to spit out.
SPIWDRENC
Noun: liquid emetic.

  1520
SPIWE
Noun: vomiting, vomit.
SPĪWERE
Noun: one who spews or vomits.
SPIWIAN
Verb: to spew, vomit, spit up.
SPĪWING
Noun: spewing, vomiting.
SPIWOL
Adjective: emetic, causing vomiting.
SPIWÐA
Noun: vomiting, vomit.
SPLĀTAN
Verb: to split.
SPLOTT
Noun: spot, blot; patch or plot of land.
SPLOTTIAN
Verb: to spot, blot.
SPŌN
Noun: sliver, chip, shaving.
SPONGE
Noun: sponge.
SPOR
Noun: track, trail, spoor; trace, vestige, footprint, mark left by anything.
SPORETTAN
Verb: to kick.
SPORETUNG
Noun: kicking.
SPORNETTAN
Verb: to spurn, kick; to strike with the feet.
SPORNING
Noun: stumbling-block.
SPORPLÆTT
Noun: kick.
SPORU

  1521
Noun: spike.
SPORWRECEL
Noun: what is tracked after being driven off.
SPOT
Noun: piece.
SPŌWAN
See (ge)spōwan.
SPŌWENDLĪCE
Adverb: prosperously, thrivingly, abundantly.
SPRACEN
Noun: berry-bearing alder.
SPRǢC
Noun: narrative, speech, saying, discourse, conversation, statement, fable; language, talk, words;
eloquence, power of speech; report, rumour, fame; decision, judgement, agreement, terms; charge,
suit, claim; point, question; place for speaking; matter for speech or discussion.
SPRÆC
Noun: shoot, slip.
SPRǢCCYN
Noun: mode of speech or speaking.
SPRǢCE
Noun: talk, discourse.
SPRǢCFUL
Adjective: talkative, loquacious.
SPRǢCHŪS
Noun: senate-house, curia; auditorium, house for speaking; guest-quarters.
SPRǢDAN
Verb: to spread, expand.
SPRǢDUNG
Noun: spreading, diffusion, propagation.
SPRǢG
Noun: brushwood.
SPRANCA
Noun: shoot, twig, sprig, branch.
SPRANGETTAN
Verb: to quiver, palpitate.

  1522
SPRĒAWLIAN
Verb: to sprawl, move convulsively.
SPRECA
See (ge)spreca.
SPRECAN
Verb: to utter, speak, say, mention, make a speech; to converse; to declare, tell off; to make a
claim against, sue for.
SPRECEL
1. Noun: spot.
2. See sprecul.
SPRĒCERN
Noun: place for speaking; court-house.
SPRECOLNES
Noun: talkativeness, loquacity.
SPRECUL
Adjective: talkative, loquacious.
SPRENGAN
See (ge)sprengan.
SPRENGING
Noun: sprinkling.
SPRĒOT
Noun: pole, pike, spear, sprit.
SPRINCA
Noun: glosses circopythicos.
SPRINCEL
Noun: basket-snare (for catching fish), wicker-basket.
SPRIND
Adjective: vigorous, strong, active.
SPRINDEL
Noun: tender-hook.
SPRINDLĪCE
Adverb: vigorously, actively.
SPRING
Noun: spring, source; sprinkling; rising; flux; ulcer, sore, pustule.
SPRINGAN

  1523
See (ge)springan.
SPRINGUNG
Noun: growth.
SPRINGWYRT
Noun: caper-plant.
SPROTA
Noun: sprout, shoot, twig; peg.
SPROTT
1. Noun: sprout, shoot, twig, small branch; peg.
2. Noun: sprat.
3. Noun: a coarse kind of rush.
SPRŪTAN
Verb: to sprout.
SPRYTLE
Noun: chip, twig.
SPRYTTAN
Verb: to sprout, spring, germinate, come forth; to put forth a shoot, bring forth fruit; to incite.
SPRYTTING
Noun: sprig, sprout, shoot; plant; increase.
SPURA
Noun: spur.
SPURE
Noun: heel.
SPURLEÐER
Noun: spur-strap, spur-leather.
SPURNAN
See (ge)spurnan.
SPURNERE
Noun: fuller, one who treads or strikes with the feet.
SPURUL
Adjective: given to kicking or trampling.
SPYLIAN
Verb: to wash oneself.
SPYRD
Noun: stadium, race-course.

  1524
SPYREMANN
Noun: tracker.
SPYRIAN
See (ge)spyrian.
SPYRIGEND
Noun: inquirer; investigator.
SPYRNAN
Verb: to stumble.
SPYRNUNG
Noun: spurning.
SPYRRAN
Verb: to strike, spar.
SPYRRING
Noun: striking.
SPYRTE
Noun: wicker basket; eel-basket.
SPYRUNG
Noun: enquiry, asking; investigation.
STACA
Noun: stake, pin.
STACAN
1. Verb: to pierce with a stake; to spit; to roast.
2. See stagan (1).
STACING
Noun: enclosure made with stakes.
STACUNG
Noun: staking, piercing with a stake.
STÆF
Noun: staff, stick, rod; pastoral staff, official staff; character, letter; writing, document; (pl.)
letters, collection of written symbols; literature, learning; Sunday letter.
STÆFCRÆFT
Noun: grammar, the art of letters; learning, study.
STÆFCRÆFTIG
Adjective: skilled in letters.
STÆFCYST

  1525
Noun: letters; learning from books, excellence in letters or learning.
STÆFER
Noun: pole.
STÆFFORD
Noun: Stafford.
STÆFFORDSCĪR
Noun: Staffordshire.
STÆFGEFĒG
Noun: combination of letters, syllable; letters.
STÆFLEAHTOR
Noun: grammatical fault, impropriety of speech; barbarism.
STÆFLEORNERE
Noun: student, learner of letters, scholar.
STÆFLIC
Adjective: literary; literal; Literate.
STÆFLIÐERE
Noun: sling, engine for casting stones, ballista.
STÆFPLEGA
Noun: literary game, letter-game.
STÆFRǢW
Noun: row of letters, line of writing; alphabet.
STÆFRŌF
Noun: alphabet.
STÆFSWEORD
Noun: sword-stick, lance, javelin.
STÆFWĪS
Adjective: lettered, learned, literate, skilled in letters.
STÆG
Noun: stay, rope; pool, pond.
STǢGEL
Adjective: steep, abrupt.
STǢGER
1. Noun: stair, staircase.
2. See stǣgel.
STÆL

  1526
Noun: place, spot, stead; situation, condition.
STǢLAN
See (ge)stǣlan.
STÆLGIEST
Noun: thievish stranger.
STÆLHERIGE
Noun: predatory army, marauding band.
STÆLHRĀN
Noun: decoy-reindeer.
STÆLTIHTLE
Noun: charge of stealing.
STÆLÐING
Noun: theft.
STǢLWIERÐE
Adjective: serviceable, able to stand a person in good stead.
STÆLWYRT
Noun: water starwort.
STǢNA
Noun: stone jug, pot of stone or earth.
STǢNAN
See (ge)stǣnan.
STǢNE
Noun: pitcher, jug.
STǢNEN
Adjective: stony, made or built of stone; hard as stone.
STǢNER
Noun: stony ground.
STǢNILIC
Adjective: stony.
STǢNING
Noun: stoning, casting of stones; ornamenting with stones.
STÆPE
Noun: step, going, gait, pace; power of locomotion; measure of length, short distance; stair,
pedestal, step of a mast; socket; grade, degree.
STÆPEGONG

  1527
Noun: step, going.
STÆPMǢLUM
Adverb: step by step; gradually, by degrees.
STÆPPAN
See (ge)stæppan.
STÆPPESCŌH
Noun: slipper.
STÆR
Noun: starling, stare.
STǢR
Noun: story, narrative, history.
STÆRBLIND
Adjective: stone-blind, blind from giddiness, quite blind, purblind.
STǢRLEORNERE
Noun: student of history, historical scholar.
STǢRLĪCE
Adverb: historically.
STÆRLING
Noun: starling.
STǢRTRACTERE
Noun: commentator, historian.
STÆRWRĪTERE
Noun: historian, writer of history; writer about letters or grammar.
STÆÐ
1. Noun: shore, bank, river-bank, the land bordering on water.
2. Noun: stay.
STÆÐFÆST
Adjective: firm, stable.
STÆÐHLȲPE
1. Adjective: sloping, precipitous, running to the shore.
2. Noun: steep place.
STÆÐHLȲPLĪCE
Adverb: steeply, at a steep inclination.
STÆÐSWEALWE
Noun: sand-martin.

  1528
STÆÐÐAN
Verb: to stay, support, make staid.
STÆÐÐIG
See (ge)stæððig.
STÆÐÐIGNES
See (ge)stæððignes.
STÆÐWEALL
Noun: barrier formed by the shore.
STÆÐWYRT
Noun: plant name.
STAFIAN
Verb: to dictate, direct.
STAFOD
Adjective: striped.
STAGAN
1. Verb: to roast.
2. See stacan (1).
STAGGA
Noun: stag.
STĀL
See (ge)stāl.
STĀLERN
Noun: court of law, place where charges are heard.
STALGONG
Noun: stealthy step or going.
STALIAN
Verb: to go stealthily; to steal (upon a person).
STĀLIAN
See (ge)stālian.
STALU
1. See (ge)stalu.
2. Noun: wood to which harp-strings are fixed, stale.
STALUNG
Noun: stealing, robbery.
STAM

  1529
Adjective: stammering.
STAMERA
Noun: stammerer.
STAMERIAN
Verb: to stammer.
STAMMETAN
Verb: to stammer.
STAMOR
Adjective: stammering.
STAMPE
Noun: pestle.
STĀN
Noun: stone, rock, gem, precious stone; calculus; milestone.
STĀNÆX
Noun: stone axe, an implement for working stone.
STĀNBÆÐ
Noun: vapour bath made by water poured on to heated stones.
STĀNBEORG
Noun: stony elevation, rocky hill.
STĀNBERENDE
Adjective: stony, stone-bearing.
STĀNBILL
Noun: tool for working stone.
STĀNBOGA
Noun: rocky arch.
STĀNBRYCE
Noun: a piece of stone.
STĀNBRYCG
Noun: stone bridge.
STĀNBUCCA
Noun: mountain goat.
STĀNBURG
Noun: town or fort of stone, walled town.
STANC
Noun: sprinkling.

  1530
STĀNCARR
Noun: stone, rock.
STĀNCEASTEL
Noun: heap of stones, walled enclosure, old Roman or British earthwork.
STĀNCEOSEL
Noun: sand.
STĀNCLIF
Noun: rock, crag, rocky cliff.
STĀNCLŪD
Noun: rock.
STĀNCNOLL
Noun: rocky top or knoll, rock-summit.
STĀNCRÆFTIGA
Noun: skilled stone-worker.
STANCRIAN
Verb: to sprinkle.
STĀNCROP
Noun: stone-crop.
STĀNCRUNDEL
Noun: tumulus of stones.
STĀNCYNN
Noun: kind of stone.
STĀNCYSTEN
Noun: chestnut-tree.
STAND
Noun: stand, stay; pause, delay.
STANDAN
See (ge)standan.
STANDEND
Noun: one who stands.
STĀNDENU
Noun: stony valley.
STĀNFÆT
Noun: stone vessel; jewelled sheath.
STĀNFĀH

  1531
Adjective: many-coloured with stones.
STĀNFLŌR
Noun: stone floor, pavement.
STĀNFORD
Noun: stony ford.
STĀNGADERUNG
Noun: collection of stones, stone wall.
STĀNGEAT
Noun: opening between rocks.
STĀNGEDELF
Noun: stone quarry.
STĀNGEFEALL
Noun: heap of fallen stones.
STĀNGEFŌG
Noun: stone-laying, joining of stones in buildings.
STĀNGELLAG
Noun: pelican.
STĀNGETIMBRE
Noun: stone building, masonry.
STĀNGEWEORC
Noun: stone-work, masonry, art of building.
STĀNGRÆF
Noun: stone quarry.
STĀNGRIPE
Noun: seizing of stones.
STĀNHEGE
Noun: stone fence, a wall.
STĀNHENGE
Noun: Stonehenge.
STĀNHLIÐ
Noun: rock, rocky slope, cliff.
STĀNHLINC
Noun: stony ridge.
STĀNHOF
Noun: stone building, house of stone.

  1532
STĀNHOL
Noun: hole in rocks.
STĀNHRICG
Noun: rocky ridge.
STĀNHȲPE
Noun: stone-heap.
STĀNHȲWET
Noun: stone-quarry.
STĀNIG
Adjective: stony, rocky.
STĀNIHT
1. Adjective: stony, rocky.
2. Noun: stony ground.
STĀNINCEL
Noun: little stone.
STĀNLESUNG
Noun: gathering, building with loose stones.
STĀNLĪM
Noun: cement; mortar.
STĀNMERCE
Noun: parsley.
STĀNRǢW
Noun: line of stones.
STĀNROCC
Noun: high rock, peak, obelisk.
STĀNSCALU
Noun: shale.
STĀNSCRÆF
Noun: cave in the rocks.
STĀNSCYLF
Noun: rock, rugged rock; peak.
STĀNSCYLIG
Adjective: stony, shaly.
STĀNSTICCE
Noun: bit of stone.

  1533
STĀNSTRǢT
Noun: road made with stones, paved road.
STĀNTORR
Noun: stone tower; rock, crag, tor.
STĀNWALU
Noun: bank of stones.
STĀNWEALL
Noun: wall of stone.
STĀNWEG
Noun: road made with stones, paved road.
STĀNWEORC
Noun: stone work, stone structure, stone building.
STĀNWONG
Noun: stony plain.
STĀNWURÐUNG
Noun: worship of stones.
STĀNWURMA
Noun: mineral colour, colour got from a stone.
STĀNWYRHT
Noun: stone structure, stone building.
STĀNWYRHTA
Noun: worker in stone, stone-wright, mason.
STAPA
Noun: one who steps; grasshopper, locust.
STAPELA
Noun: post, stake, stock.
STAPOL
Noun: basis, support, post, prop, pillar, column, trunk of a tree, stay; step, flight or steps up to a
house door, threshold.
STAPOLWEG
Noun: road marked out by posts.
STAPPEL
Noun: step.
STARIAN
See (ge)starian.

  1534
STAÐOL
Noun: the lower, firmer part, base, support, foundation; trunk of a tree; state, condition;
position, station; stability, security; firmament, heavens; underside of a turf; farm.
STAÐOLǢHT
Noun: landed possession, estate, real estate.
STAÐOLFÆST
Adjective: firm, fixed, stable, steadfast; stationary; (in a moral sense) constant, firm,
unyielding; unwavering.
STAÐOLFÆSTLIC
Adjective: firm, steadfast.
STAÐOLFÆSTLĪCE
Adverb: firmly, steadfastly; constantly.
STAÐOLFÆSTNES
Noun: stability, steadfastness.
STAÐOLFÆSTNUNG
Noun: foundation.
STAÐOLIAN
See (ge)staðolian.
STAÐOLNES
Noun: firmament.
STAÐOLUNG
See (ge)staðolung.
STAÐOLWANG
Noun: settling place.
STEALC
Adjective: lofty, steep, precipitous.
STEALCUNG
Noun: act of going stealthily; stalking.
STEALDAN
Verb: to own, possess.
STEALL
Noun: position, place, standing; state, condition; place, stead; place for cattle, stable, stall;
fishing ground.
STEALLA
Noun: crab.

  1535
STEALLERE
Noun: constable, marshal.
STEALLIAN
Verb: to take place.
STĒAM
Noun: hot breath or exhalation, steam; steaming fluid; blood.
STĒAP
1. Adjective: high, lofty, towering; deep, precipitous; prominent, standing out; bright, brilliant;
projecting.
2. Noun: stoup; drinking vessel, cup, beaker, flagon.
STEAPHĒAH
Adjective: very high.
STĒAPOL
Noun: cairn.
STEARC
Adjective: stiff, rigid; strong; hard, severe, stern; harsh, rough, violent; obstinate, stiff-necked,
unyielding, impetuous; (of wind or weather) hard, rough, strong.
STEARCFERÐ
Adjective: harsh, stern (of soul).
STEARCHEARD
Adjective: excessive, unrestrained, violent.
STEARCHEORT
Adjective: stout-hearted.
STEARCIAN
Verb: to stiffen, become or grow stiff or hard.
STEARCLĪCE
Adverb: vigorously, stoutly, vehemently, strongly, fiercely; strictly.
STEARCMŌD
Adjective: stubborn, obstinate.
STEARN
Noun: kind of bird, tern, sea-swallow.
STEARTLIAN
Verb: to kick, struggle; to stumble.
STĒDA
Noun: stallion, entire horse (or camel).

  1536
STEDE
Noun: position, place, site, station; position, status, standing; stability, firmness, steadfastness,
fixity; stopping, standing still; strangury (medical term).
STEDEFÆST
Adjective: steady, firm, steadfast; constant; steady (of weather).
STEDEFÆSTNES
Noun: constancy; steadfastness.
STEDEHEARD
Adjective: firm; hard, strong.
STEDELĒAS
Adjective: unstable, unsteady.
STEDENÆGEL
Noun: firm nail, talon.
STEDEWANG
Noun: open place, plain, field.
STEDEWIST
Noun: stability, constancy, steadiness.
STEDIG
Adjective: sterile, barren.
STEDIGNES
Noun: sterility, barrenness.
STEDINGLĪNE
Noun: stay (ship’s rope).
STEFN
1. Noun: sound, voice; (grammatical term) form to mark relation.
2. Noun: message, summons; time, turn; the English military force.
3. Noun: stem (of a tree), root, trunk; foundation; race, stock; prow or stern of a vessel.
STEFNAN
See (ge)stefnan.
STEFNBYRD
Noun: control, direction, regulation.
STEFNELOF
Noun: vociferatio.
STEFNETTAN
Verb: to stand firm.

  1537
STEFNHLŌW
Adjective: vocalic.
STEFNIAN
See (ge)stefnian.
STEFNING
Noun: border, hem; turn, shift.
STEFNMǢLUM
Adverb: alternatively, by turns.
STELA
Noun: stalk (of a plant); support.
STELAN
See (ge)stelan.
STELLAN
Verb: to put, place, set; to take place; to stand.
STELMĒLE
Noun: vessel with a stem or handle.
STELSCOFL
Noun: shovel with long handle.
STEMPAN
Verb: to stamp, pound; to bray.
STEMPINGĪSERN
Noun: stamping-iron.
STENAN
Verb: to cause to sound, sound loudly, make a loud noise; to groan, roar; to clash, rattle.
STENC
Noun: smell, odour; pleasant smell, scent, fragrance; unpleasant smell, stench, stink; the sense of
smell.
STENCAN
See (ge)stencan.
STENCBǢRE
Adjective: stinking.
STENCBRENGENDE
Adjective: odoriferous.
STENCFÆT
Noun: smelling-bottle.

  1538
STENCNES
See (ge)stencnes.
STENECIAN
Verb: to pant.
STENG
Noun: bar, rod, cudgel, staff, pole, stake.
STĒOPBEARN
Noun: orphan.
STĒOPCILD
Noun: orphan; one deprived of protection.
STĒOPDOHTOR
Noun: step-daughter.
STĒOPFÆDER
Noun: step-father.
STĒOPMŌDOR
Noun: step-mother.
STĒOPSUNU
Noun: step-son.
STĒOR
1. Noun: direction, guidance, steering; rule, regulation; punishment, penalty, fine; correction,
restraint, discipline; reproof.
2. Noun: young bull or cow, steer, bullock.
3. Noun: rudder, helm.
4. See stǣr.
STĒORA
Noun: guider, director, steerman, pilot, one who directs the course of a ship.
STEORBǢRE
Adjective: star-bearing.
STĒORBORD
Noun: starboard.
STĒORDALC
Noun: steering pin, helm.
STĒORE
Noun: direction; regulation; discipline.
STĒOREND

  1539
Noun: director, ruler, governor; corrector.
STĒORERE
Noun: steerer, steersman.
STEORFA
Noun: mortality; carrion (dead flesh); pestilence; a place where death has taken place.
STEORFAN
Verb: to die.
STEORGLĒAW
Adjective: skilled in astronomy.
STĒORLĒAS
Adjective: not under control or rule, ungovernable, fierce, wild; without instruction, ignorant,
foolish; profligate.
STĒORLĒASLIC
Adjective: unmanageable, undisciplined.
STĒORMANN
Noun: pilot, steersman, master or captain of a ship.
STĒORNÆGL
Noun: handle of a helm.
STEORNEDE
Adjective: having a big forehead; active, bold.
STĒOROXA
Noun: steer.
STEORRA
Noun: star.
STEORREDE
Adjective: starred (of a white mark on horse’s forehead).
STĒORRĒÐRA
Noun: steersman, skipper, captain or master of a ship.
STĒORRŌÐER
Noun: rudder.
STEORSCĒAWERE
Noun: observer of the stars, astronomer, astrologer; constellation.
STĒORSCEOFOL
Noun: rudder.
STĒORSETL

  1540
Noun: steersman’s seat, the stern.
STĒORSPRĒC
Noun: reproof, rebuke.
STĒORSTEFN
Noun: the stern, poop.
STEORT
Noun: tail; start; promontory, cape; plough-tail.
STĒORWEORÐ
Adjective: blameworthy, reprehensible, deserving reprobation.
STEORWIGLE
Noun: astrology.
STEORWIGLERE
Noun: astrologer; mathematician.
STEORWIGLUNG
Noun: astrology.
STĒPAN
Verb: to raise, erect; to elevate, honour, exalt; to enrich, adorn; to bereave.
STĒRAN
Verb: to burn incense; to perfume a person as with incense; to fumigate.
STERCEDFERHÐ
Adjective: determined, bold, brave, stout of heart.
STĒRING
Noun: incense.
STERMELDA
Noun: informer, complainant.
STEÐEHEARD
1. Adjective: hardened on the anvil.
2. See stedeheard.
STICĀDL
Noun: stitch, pain in the side.
STICCA
Noun: stick, peg; pointer (of a dial); spoon.
STICCE
1. Noun: sticky matter.
2. See stycce.

  1541
STICE
See (ge)stice.
STICEL
1. Noun: thorn; goad, prick.
2. See sticol.
STICELS
Noun: stimulus; thorn; goad, prick.
STICFŌDDER
Noun: case for pegs or spoons; case made of twigs.
STICIAN
See (ge)stician.
STICOL
Adjective: steep, placed high, lofty; sharp, abrupt; steep; rough, rugged, scaly; difficult, arduous;
biting.
STICOLNES
Noun: height, loftiness.
STICTǢNEL
Noun: basket, wicker basket.
STICUNG
Noun: piercing, goading, pricking, stabbing; killing, sticking (pigs).
STICWÆRC
Noun: stitch in the side.
STICWYRT
Noun: stitch-wort, agrimony.
STIELL
Noun: jump, leap, spring.
STIELLAN
See (ge)stiellan.
STĪEMAN
Verb: to emit vapour or scent, exhale, steam.
STĪEME
Noun: name of a plant.
STĪEMING
Noun: fragrance.
STĪEP

  1542
Noun: downfall, deprivation; overthrow.
STĪERAN
See (ge)stīeran.
STĪERNES
Noun: correction, discipline.
STĪF
Adjective: stiff, rigid, unbending.
STĪFEARH
Noun: young pig (kept in a sty).
STĪFIAN
Verb: to be or become stiff or rigid.
STĪFIG
Adjective: steep.
STĪG
Noun: way, path, narrow path, footpath, road, track, course; line.
STIG
Noun: wooden enclosure, pen, sty; hall.
STĪGAN
See (ge)stīgan.
STIGE
Noun: ascent, descent.
STIGEL
Noun: stile (steps for getting over a fence).
STIGELHAMM
Noun: enclosure reached by a stile.
STĪGEND
Noun: stye (on the eye); sailor; rider.
STIGIAN
Verb: to shut into a sty or pen; to mount.
STĪGNES
Noun: descent.
STIGRĀP
Noun: stirrup.
STIHTAN
See (ge)stihtan.

  1543
STIHTEND
Noun: disposer, ruler; protector.
STIHTERE
Noun: director, disposer, ruler; steward, treasurer.
STIHTUNG
See (ge)stihtung.
STILLAN
See (ge)stillan.
STILLE
1. Adjective: calm, still, quiet, silent; gentle, quiet, unchanging, undisturbed; stable, fixed;
secret; abstaining from.
2. Adverb: still, quietly.
STILLĪCE
Adverb: not out loud, not speaking, without producing sound, silently.
STILLNES
Noun: stillness, quiet, silence; peace, tranquillity, security; release, relaxation; abstinence from,
exemption from.
STINCAN
See (ge)stincan.
STING
Noun: puncture, sting, thrust, stab; the wound made by a stab or sting.
STINGAN
1. Verb: to sting, pierce, stab; to thrust, push through; to exercise authority, thrust one's self into
the affairs of another.
2. See (ge)stincan.
STINT
Noun: sand-piper.
STĪPAN
Verb: to deprive.
STĪPEL
Noun: steeple, tower.
STĪPERE
Noun: support, prop, post, pillar.
STIRC
Noun: calf, stirk, a young bullock or a heifer.

  1544
STIRFAN
Verb: to kill.
STIRFIG
Adjective: pertaining to an animal that has died.
STIRNAN
Verb: to be severe.
STĪÐ
Adjective: stiff, rigid, firm, thick, hard, strong, not bending easily, unyielding; resolute, brave;
stern, severe, austere, inexorable; stubborn, unrelenting, strict, harsh, cruel.
STĪÐE
1. Adverb: very much, strongly; well, effectively; hardly, harshly, severely, strictly, sternly,
bitterly, austerely, asceticly.
2. Noun: name of a plant, name given to lamb's cress or to nettle.
STĪÐECG
Adjective: stiff or strong edge.
STĪÐFERHÐ
Adjective: determined, of firm or strong mind; stern.
STĪÐHYCGENDE
Adjective: determined, resolute, brave; stern, obstinate, stubborn; having hard, unpleasant
thoughts.
STĪÐHȲDIG
Adjective: determined, resolute.
STĪÐHYGD
Adjective: determined, resolute; constant.
STĪÐLIC
Adjective: firm, stout, strong, hard; decided; harsh, severe, stern, fierce.
STĪÐLĪCE
Adverb: hardly, severely, sternly, strictly, firmly; forcibly; strenuously.
STĪÐMÆGEN
Noun: powerful force.
STĪÐMŌD
Adjective: resolute, brave, firm, unflinching; severe, stern; stubborn, obstinate; of violent or
fierce mind.
STĪÐNES
Noun: hardness, severity, strictness, force, rigidity; firmness, constancy, rigour.

  1545
STĪÐWEG
Noun: hard or rough way.
STĪWEARD
Noun: guardian, housekeeper, steward.
STĪWITA
Noun: housekeeper, officer of a household.
STOC
Noun: place, dwelling, house.
STOCC
Noun: stock, stump, trunk, log; stake, post; stocks; trumpet.
STOCCEN
Adjective: made of logs.
STOCCETT
Noun: place with tree-stumps.
STOCCGEMǢRE
Noun: boundary marked by logs.
STOCLĪF
Noun: dwelling-place, habitation; city, town.
STOCWEARD
Noun: citizen, townsman.
STOCWĪC
Noun: dwelling-place, habitation, residence.
STOD
Noun: post.
STŌD
Noun: stud (of horses).
STŌDFALD
Noun: paddock, stud-fold.
STŌDHORS
Noun: stallion, stud-horse.
STODLA
Noun: slay, part of a loom.
STŌDMYRE
Noun: brood-mare, mare with a foal.
STŌDÐĒOF

  1546
Noun: horse-stealer, one who steals from a stud.
STOFA
Noun: bath-room.
STOFBÆÐ
Noun: hot-air bath, vapour bath.
STOFN
Noun: stem, shoot, branch, trunk; offspring, progeny; foundation, station, position.
STŌL
Noun: stool, chair, seat; throne, seat of one in authority; bishop’s see.
STOLE
Noun: stole, long outer garment.
STONDNIS
Noun: substance.
STŌPEL
Noun: footprint, mark left by the foot.
STOPPA
Noun: bucket, pail.
STOPPIAN
Verb: to stop, close an aperture.
STŌR
1. Noun: incense, frankincense, storax.
2. Adjective: strong, great; violent.
STORC
Noun: stork.
STŌRCILLE
Noun: censer.
STŌRFÆT
Noun: censer.
STORM
Noun: storm, tempest; rush, onrush, attack; tumult, uproar; disturbance, disquiet.
STORMIG
Adjective: stormy.
STORMSǢ
Noun: stormy sea.
STŌRSÆP

  1547
Noun: resin.
STŌRSTICCA
Noun: incense-stick, rod for stirring the incense in the censer.
STOT
Noun: inferior kind of horse.
STŌW
Noun: place, site, spot, position, locality, stead; dwelling, habitation, room; passage in a book.
STŌWIGAN
Verb: to retain, restrain, hold back.
STŌWLIC
Adjective: local, relating to place, limited by space.
STŌWLĪCE
Adverb: locally, as regards place.
STRACA
Noun: strip of land.
STRĀCIAN
Verb: to stroke.
STRĀCUNG
Noun: stroking, caressing.
STRÆC
1. Adjective: firm, strict, stern, severe, rigorous, rigid, hard; obstinate, persistent, unyielding,
uncompromising; strenuous, vehement, violent.
2. Noun: strictness, rigour; violence, force.
STRÆCLIC
Adjective: rigorous, strict, severe.
STRÆCLĪCE
Adverb: strictly, sternly, severely; vehemently, forcibly, violently.
STRÆCNES
Noun: pertinacity, persistence, perseverance; severity, rigidity, rigour; bitterness.
STRǢDE
Noun: pace.
STRǢL
1. Noun: arrow, dart, shaft, missile.
2. Noun: curtain, quilt, matting; bed, couch; mattress, rug, covering for beds.
STRǢLBORA

  1548
Noun: archer.
STRǢLIAN
Verb: to shoot.
STRǢLWYRT
Noun: name of a plant, club-moss.
STRǢT
Noun: street, road; couch, bed.
STRǢTLANU
Noun: street.
STRǢTWEARD
Noun: guarding of roads.
STRAND
Noun: strand, sea-shore.
STRANG
Adjective: strong, powerful, mighty, potent; able, effective; firm, bold, brave; resolute, constant;
strict, severe, stern, hard; valid, assured, earnest; arduous, strenuous, fierce, violent.
STRANGE
Adverb: severely; strongly, violently, furiously.
STRANGHYNDE
Adjective: strong of hand.
STRANGIAN
See (ge)strangian.
STRANGLIC
Adjective: strong, stout, firm, solid, sound, robust; laborious, hard; severe, hard to bear;
displaying force or energy.
STRANGLĪCE
Adverb: strongly, firmly, stoutly; severely, sternly, hardly; boldly, bravely; fiercely, violently,
vehemently, strenuously, vigorously.
STRANGMŌD
Adjective: resolute, confident, of strong mind.
STRANGNES
Noun: power, strength; force, violence.
STRANGUNG
See (ge)strangung.
STRAPULAS

  1549
Noun: breeches.
STRĒAM
Noun: stream, river, current, flood, flowing water; (pl) sea.
STRĒAMFARU
Noun: rush of water, current.
STRĒAMGEWINN
Noun: strife of waters.
STRĒAMLIC
Adjective: of water.
STRĒAMRACU
Noun: water-course, channel.
STRĒAMRĀD
Noun: course of a stream; sea-path, watery road.
STRĒAMRYNES
Adverb: flowing like a stream.
STRĒAMSTÆÐ
Noun: shore.
STRĒAMWEALL
Noun: shore.
STRĒAMWELM
Noun: surging stream, boiling of the waters.
STRĒAW
Noun: straw, hay.
STRĒAWBERIGE
Noun: strawberry (plant or fruit).
STRECCAN
Verb: to spread out, stretch, extend, reach; to hold out, extend.
STRECCANMŌD
Adjective: persistent.
STRECEDNES
Noun: bed, couch; spreading.
STRĒGAN
Verb: to strew.
STREGDAN
Verb: to spread, disperse, scatter, extend, strew, sprinkle; to lay in order.

  1550
STREGDNESS
Noun: scattering, sprinkling.
STRENG
1. Noun: rope, string, cord; string of a musical instrument; ligature, sinew, string (of the
tongue); tackle (in pl.), cable, rigging; lineage, race.
2. See strengu.
STRENGE
Adjective: hard, severe.
STRENGEL
Noun: chief, ruler, gallant leader; one who strengthens or emboldens.
STRENGLIC
Adjective: strong, firm.
STRENGLĪCE
Adverb: firmly.
STRENGÐ
Noun: strength, force, violence; power to do, vigour, fortitude; superiority; ability, virtue,
efficacy, beneficial power; firmness; manhood, mature years.
STRENGU
Noun: power, strength; vigour, fortitude, firmness; ability, virtue.
STRĒON
See (ge)strēon.
STRĒOWEN
Noun: resting-place, bed, couch.
STRĒOWNES
Noun: mattress, bedding, what is spread to lie on.
STRĒWIAN
See (ge)strēwian.
STRĒWUNG
Noun: couch; bedding; what is spread to lie on.
STRIC
See (ge)stric.
STRICA
Noun: mark, line, stroke (of a pen), streak; tract, title.
STRĪCAN
See (ge)strīcan.

  1551
STRICEL
Noun: fount; breast, teat; implement for smoothing corn in a measure, strickle.
STRĪCHRÆGL
Noun: a cloth for rubbing or wiping.
STRĪDAN
Verb: to stride; to rob, get by force, pillage; to mount a horse.
STRIDE
Noun: step, pace, stride.
STRĪENAN
See (ge)strīenan.
STRĪMAN
Verb: to resist, oppose.
STRĪME
Adjective: having a current.
STRĪNA
Noun: acquirer.
STRĪNEND
Noun: acquirer, one who acquires or gains.
STRĪPAN
Verb: to strip.
STRIPLIGAN
Verb: to pull, pluck, snatch; to pluck with a desire.
STRĪÐ
Noun: fight, struggle; dispute, contention, strife; contest; opposition, antagonism.
STROCCIAN
Verb: to stroke.
STRŌD
Noun: marshy land (covered with brushwood or trees).
STROGDNES
See (ge)strogdnes.
STROP
Noun: strap, strop, (oar)-thong.
STRŪDAN
See (ge)strūdan.
STRŪDEND

  1552
Noun: robber; money-lender, usurer; spoiler.
STRŪDERE
Noun: spoiler; robber.
STRŪDGENDLĪCE
Adverb: greedily, rapaciously.
STRŪDIAN
See (ge)strūdian.
STRŪDUNG
Noun: spoliation; robbery, pillage.
STRUMP
Noun: stump.
STRŪT
Noun: strife.
STRŪTIAN
Verb: to stand out stiffly or projectingly; to struggle.
STRȲND
Noun: generation, line of inheritance; stock, race, tribe; kin.
STRȲNDAN
Verb: to spoil, waste.
STRȲNDERE
Noun: waster, squanderer, prodigal.
STRȲTA
Noun: ostrich.
STUBBIG
Adjective: stumpy.
STŪC
Noun: heap.
STŪCE
Noun: stump of a tree.
STUDDIAN
Verb: to look after, be careful for.
STUDDING
Noun: care, trouble; labour.
STUDU
Noun: prop, post, column, pillar, buttress, stud.

  1553
STULOR
Adjective: furtive, stealthy, stolen.
STULORLĪCE
Adverb: furtively, stealthily.
STUMBEL
Noun: stump.
STUMBLETT
Noun: place with stumps.
STUND
Noun: short space of time, moment, period, while, time, hour; hard time; signal; now, at once,
from time to time.
STUNDMǢLUM
Adverb: from time to time, at intervals, little by little, gradually; at different times, time after
time, now at one time now at another, alternatively.
STUNDUM
Adverb: from time to time, at times; with effort, laboriously, eagerly, fiercely.
STUNIAN
Verb: to make a loud sound, resound, crash, roar; to crash, dash; to impinge.
STUNT
Adjective: stupid, foolish, dull.
STUNTLIC
Adjective: stupid, foolish.
STUNTLĪCE
Adverb: stupidly, foolishly.
STUNTNES
Noun: stupidity, folly, foolishness.
STUNTSCIPE
Noun: foolishness.
STUNTSPRǢC
Noun: foolish speech.
STUNTSPRǢCE
Adjective: talking foolishly, foolish in speech.
STUNTWYRDE
Adjective: talking foolishly, foolish in speech.
STŪPIAN

  1554
Verb: to stoop, bend the back; to slope.
STŪT
Noun: gnat, midge.
STUÐANSCEAFT
Noun: prop, stay.
STYBB
Noun: stump, stub.
STYCCE
Noun: bit, piece, fragment, portion; mite (small piece of money); short space of time.
STYCCEMǢLUM
Adverb: piecemeal, in pieces, little by little, gradually, by degrees; to bits, to pieces; here and
there, in different places.
STȲCING
Noun: clearing (of land).
STYFIC
Adjective: stump.
STȲFICIAN
Verb: to root up, extirpate.
STYFICLĒAH
Noun: clearing in a wood, cleared lea.
STYFICUNG
Noun: clearing.
STYFICWEG
Noun: road made by clearing away tree-stumps.
STȲLAN
Verb: to temper, harden, steel.
STȲLE
Noun: steel.
STȲLECG
Adjective: steel-edged.
STȲLEN
Adjective: of steel, hard as steel.
STYLTAN
See (ge)styltan.
STYR

  1555
Noun: stir.
STYRENES
Noun: power of motion, movement, stirring; commotion, tumult, agitation, disturbance,
perturbation.
STYRIA
Noun: sturgeon, name of a fish.
STYRIAN
See (ge)styrian.
STYRIGENDLIC
Adjective: moving; mobile.
STYRMAN
Verb: to storm, roar, rage; to cry out, shout, make a great noise.
STYRNE
Adjective: strict, stern, severe, grave, hard, cruel; rigorous.
STYRNENGA
Adverb: sternly, inexorably.
STYRNLIC
Adjective: hard, severe, harsh; unpleasant.
STYRNLĪCE
Adverb: sternly, hardly, harshly; rigorously, inflexibly.
STYRNMŌD
Adjective: stern of mood or mind.
STYRTAN
Verb: to start; to leap up, jump up.
STYRUNG
Noun: moving, motion; disturbance, agitation, commotion; disturbance, tumult; emotion,
agitation, perturbation; exercise, practise; shaking, quaking, convulsive movement; stir.
SŪ
Noun: sow.
SUBDĪACON
Noun: subdeacon.
SUCCA
Noun: sparrow.
SUFEL
Noun: relish (flesh, fish or vegetable) eaten with bread.

  1556
SUFLMETE
Noun: delicacy, relish.
SŪGAN
Verb: to suck, suck in, fall in as the cheeks do when sucking; to have hiccough.
SUGGA
Noun: kind of bird, titlark, wagtail.
SUGIAN
See (ge)sugian.
SUHT
Noun: sickness, illness.
SUHTERGA
Noun: brother’s son, nephew; uncle’s son, cousin.
SUHTERGEFÆDERAN
Noun: uncle and nephew.
SŪL
Noun: plough, ploughs; measure of land; furrow, gully.
SŪLERĒOST
Noun: rest (part of a plough).
SULHÆCER
Noun: strip of land for ploughing.
SULHÆLMESSE
Noun: plough-alms, ecclesiastical tax on ploughed land.
SULHANDLA
Noun: plough-tail, plough-handle; ploughman.
SULHBĒAM
Noun: plough-tail, curved hinder part of a plough.
SULHGANG
Noun: plough-gang, land which can be gone over or tilled by one plough in a day.
SULHGESĪDU
Noun: ploughing tackle or appurtenance.
SULHGETĒOG
Noun: ploughing implements.
SULHGEWEORC
Noun: plough-making, plough-work.
SULHHÆBBERE

  1557
Noun: ploughman.
SULHMANN
Noun: ploughman.
SULIG
Adjective: pigsty.
SŪLINCEL
Noun: small furrow, small portion of arable land.
SULPHOR
Noun: sulphur.
SULUNG
Noun: (in Kent) the fiscal unit corresponding to the hide (or carucate in other counties).
SUM
1. Pronoun: some, a certain one, someone, something, one; one of many, part of a whole.
2. Adjective: some, any, a certain.
3. Adverb: about.
SUMERSǢTE
Noun: the people or district of Somerset.
SUMERSǢTISC
Adjective: of Somerset.
SUMHWILC
Pronoun: certain.
SUMHWONNE
Adverb: at some time.
SŪMNES
Noun: delay.
SUMOR
Noun: summer.
SUMORBŌC
Noun: summer lectionary.
SUMORHǢTE
Noun: summer heat.
SUMORHĀT
Noun: summer-heat.
SUMORHŪS
Noun: summer-house.

  1558
SUMORLǢCAN
Verb: to draw near to summer.
SUMORLANG
Adjective: of the length of a summer’s day, summer long; epithet of a day.
SUMORLIC
Adjective: of summer.
SUMORLIDA
1. Noun: summer fleet, army or expedition (one that sets forth in summer and returns in
autumn).
2. Noun: shoot, twig.
SUMORMÆSSE
Noun: midsummer.
SUMORRǢDINGBŌC
Noun: summer lectionary.
SUMORSELDE
Noun: summer-house.
SUMORSWEGEL
Noun: summer sun.
SUMPT
Noun: swamp.
SUMSENDE
Adjective: sounding, humming, swishing (of falling rain).
SUMSIAN
Verb: to swish, splash.
SUNBĒAM
Noun: sunbeam; sunshine.
SUNBEARU
Noun: sunny grove.
SUNBEORHT
Adjective: bright with sunshine.
SUNBOGA
Noun: arc of the sun.
SUNBRYNE
Noun: sunburn.
SUND

  1559
Noun: swimming; power or capacity for swimming; water, sea, ocean.
SUNDAMPRE
Noun: dock (plant).
SUNDBŪENDE
Noun: mankind, man, sea-dwellers.
SUNDCORN
Noun: saxifrage.
SUNDĒAW
Noun: plant name, rosemary sundew.
SUNDERANWEALD
Noun: single authority, monarchy.
SUNDERBOREN
Adjective: borne or reckoned apart; born of disparate parents.
SUNDERFOLGOÐ
Noun: appointment; office; official teachership.
SUNDERFRĒODŌM
Noun: privilege, special immunity.
SUNDERFRĒOLS
Noun: privilege, special immunity.
SUNDERLĪPES
Adverb: separately, severally; specially.
SUNDERMǢLUM
Adverb: separately, singly.
SUNDERMĒD
Noun: separate or private meadow.
SUNDERSTŌW
Noun: separate place, special place, place set apart for a particular object.
SUNDFULNES
See (ge)sundfulnes.
SUNDGEBLAND
Noun: mingled water, surge; used of the mere into which Beowulf plunged.
SUNDGYRD
Noun: sounding-rod, sounding-pole.
SUNDHELM
Noun: covering of water, sea.

  1560
SUNDHENGEST
Noun: sea-horse; ship.
SUNDHWÆT
Adjective: good at swimming.
SUNDLĪNE
Noun: sounding-line; lead.
SUNDMERE
Noun: place for swimming, swimming-bath.
SUNDNYTT
Noun: use of the power of swimming.
SUNDOR
Adverb: separatedly, apart, aloof, asunder; by one’s self, each by himself, severally; differently.
SUNDORCRÆFT
Noun: special power or capacity; one possessed or exercised by an individual or a class.
SUNDORCRÆFTIGLĪCE
Adverb: with special skill.
SUNDORCȲÐÐU
Noun: special knowledge, private knowledge, intimacy.
SUNDORFEOH
Noun: private property, private estate.
SUNDORGECYND
Noun: special quality, peculiar nature.
SUNDORGENGA
Noun: solitary (animal).
SUNDORGERĒFLAND
Noun: land reserved to the jurisdiction of a gerēfa.
SUNDORGIFU
Noun: special gift or grace, privilege, prerogative.
SUNDORHĀLGA
Noun: a Pharisee; a Scribe.
SUNDORLAND
Noun: separate land, private property or state.
SUNDORLIC
Adjective: special, peculiar.
SUNDORLĪCE

  1561
Adverb: separately, apart.
SUNDORLĪF
Noun: private life, life in seclusion.
SUNDORMÆSSE
Noun: separate mass, special mass.
SUNDORNOTU
Noun: special office.
SUNDORNYTT
Noun: special use, service, office, employment.
SUNDORRIHT
Noun: special right, right peculiar to a class, privilege.
SUNDORRŪNUNG
Noun: private council.
SUNDORSELD
Noun: special seat, throne.
SUNDORSETL
Noun: residence apart, hermitage.
SUNDORSPRǢC
Noun: private conversation or speech, private conference; council.
SUNDORWEORMYNT
Noun: special honour, prerogative.
SUNDORWEORÐUNG
Noun: special honour, privilege, prerogative.
SUNDORWĪC
Noun: separate dwelling (remote from others).
SUNDORWINE
Noun: special friend, intimate friend, bosom friend.
SUNDORWĪS
Adjective: specially or singularly wise.
SUNDORWUNDOR
Noun: special wonder; that which especially excites wonder.
SUNDORYRFE
Noun: private inheritance.
SUNDPLEGA
Noun: bathing, play in the water, sporting in the waves.

  1562
SUNDRĀP
Noun: sounding line; lead.
SUNDRECED
Noun: sea-house, the ark.
SUNDRUM
Adverb: separately, apart, singly; continuously.
SUNDWUDU
Noun: ship, sea-wood.
SUNFELD
Noun: Elysian fields, Elysium.
SUNFOLGEND
Noun: plant-name, marigold, heliotrope.
SUNGANGES
Adverb: moving with the sun.
SUNGĪHTE
Noun: solstice.
SUNHĀT
Adjective: sun-heated.
SUNLIC
Adjective: solar, of the sun.
SUNNA
Noun: the sun.
SUNNANǢFEN
Noun: Saturday, evening before Sunday.
SUNNANCORN
Noun: gromel (plant).
SUNNANDÆG
Noun: Sunday, the Sabbath.
SUNNANLĒOMA
Noun: ray of light, sunbeam.
SUNNANMERGEN
Noun: Sunday morning.
SUNNANNIHT
Noun: night between Saturday and Sunday.
SUNNANSCĪMA

  1563
Noun: sunshine.
SUNNANSETLGONG
Noun: sunset.
SUNNANŪHTA
Noun: Sunday morning (early); early service time, hour of matins on Sunday.
SUNNE
Noun: sun; forms used of the sun’s course; expressing exposure to the sun’s heat or light.
SUNNGANG
Noun: course of the sun.
SUNNHǢTE
Noun: heat of the sun.
SUNOR
Noun: herd of swine, sounder.
SUNSCEADU
Noun: veil, covering to keep off the sun; sun-shade.
SUNSCĪENE
Adjective: radiant, beautiful or splendid as the sun.
SUNSCĪN
Noun: mirror; sun-shine.
SUNSET
Noun: the west, the place where the sun sets.
SUNSTEDE
Noun: solstice.
SUNSUNU
Noun: grandson.
SUNU
Noun: son, descendant; young of animals; the Son.
SUNUCENNICGE
Noun: mother, one who bears a son.
SUNWLITIG
Adjective: fair with sunshine.
SŪPAN
See (ge)sūpan.
SŪPE
Noun: sup, draught.

  1564
SŪR
Adjective: sour, tart, acid; fermented, made sour.
SŪRE
Noun: sorrel.
SŪRĒAGEDE
Adjective: blear-eyed.
SURFE
Noun: a Slavonic race inhabiting northern Germany.
SŪRIAN
Verb: to sour.
SŪRMILSC
Adjective: half sour and half sweet.
SŪRNES
Noun: sourness.
SŪSL
Noun: misery; torment, torture.
SŪSLBONA
Noun: devil, torturing destroyer.
SŪSLCWALU
Noun: painful death, destruction accompanied by torment.
SŪSLHOF
Noun: hell, place of torment.
SŪSLSTEDE
Noun: place of torment, hell.
SŪTERE
Noun: shoemaker, souter.
SŪÐ
1. Adjective: south, southern.
2. Adverb: southwards, south.
SŪÐAN
Adverb: from the south; on, to or in the south.
SŪÐANĒASTAN
Adverb: in or from the south-east; to the south-east.
SŪÐANĒASTANWIND
Noun: south-east wind.

  1565
SŪÐANĒASTERNE
Adjective: south-eastern.
SŪÐANHYMBRE
Noun: the Mercians, the Southumbrians.
SŪÐANWESTAN
Adverb: from the south-west.
SŪÐANWESTANWIND
Noun: south-west wind.
SŪÐANWIND
Noun: south wind.
SŪÐCROFT
Noun: southerly croft.
SŪÐDǢL
Noun: southern region, the south.
SŪÐ-DENE
Noun: the South Danes.
SŪÐDURU
Noun: south door.
SŪÐĒAST
Adverb: south-east.
SŪÐĒASTENDE
Noun: south-east end.
SŪÐĒASTERNE
Adjective: south-eastern.
SŪÐĒASTHEALF
Noun: the south-east.
SŪÐECG
Noun: southern edge of land.
SŪÐENDE
Noun: South end.
SŪÐENGLE
Noun: South Anglians, people of southern England.
SŪÐERIGE
Noun: plant name, satirion.
SŪÐERNE

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1. Adjective: southern, southerly, coming from the south.
2. Adverb: southerly.
SŪÐERNEWUDU
Noun: southernwood, wormwood.
SŪÐEWEARD
Adjective: southwards, south, southern.
SŪÐFOLC
Noun: southern nation or people, Suffolk.
SŪÐFŌR
Noun: journey south, pilgrimage to Rome.
SŪÐGĀRSECG
Noun: southern ocean.
SŪÐGEMǢRE
Noun: southern border.
SŪÐGEWEORC
Noun: Southwark.
SŪÐGYRWAS
Noun: the southern division of the Gyrwas.
SŪÐHĀMTŪN
Noun: Southhampton.
SŪÐHĀMTŪNSCĪR
Noun: Hampshire.
SŪÐHĒAFOD
Noun: south head.
SŪÐHEALD
Adjective: sloping or tending to the south.
SŪÐHEALF
Noun: south side.
SŪÐHYMBRE
Noun: the Mercians.
SŪÐLAND
Noun: southern land or shore, country to the south.
SŪÐ-LANGBEARDAN
Noun: the people (or country) of Lombardy.
SŪÐMǢGÐ

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Noun: southern tribe or province.
SŪÐMANN
Noun: man from the south.
SŪÐMYRCE
Noun: southern Mercians.
SŪÐPEOHTAS
Noun: the South Picts.
SŪÐPORTIC
Noun: south porch.
SŪÐRĪGE
Noun: the people or district of Surrey.
SŪÐRIHTE
Adverb: due south.
SŪÐRIMA
Noun: south coast.
SŪÐRODOR
Noun: southern sky.
SŪÐSǢ
Noun: south sea, English Channel.
SŪÐSEAXAN
Noun: South-Saxons, people of Sussex; Sussex.
SŪÐSEAXISC
Adjective: South-Saxon, of Sussex.
SŪÐSTÆÐ
Noun: South coast.
SŪÐWĀG
Noun: south wall.
SŪÐWEARD
1. Adverb: southwards, towards the south.
2. See sūðeweard.
SŪÐWEARDES
Adverb: southwards, in the south.
SŪÐWEG
Noun: southern country, road lying to the south.
SŪÐWEST

  1568
1. Noun: the south-west.
2. Adverb: south-west.
SŪÐWESTERNE
Adjective: south-western, from the south.
SŪÐWIND
Noun: south wind.
SWĀ
1. Adverb: just as, so far as; in this or that way, in such wise; thus, so that, provided that,
therefore, on that account, consequently; in the same way, in like manner; exceedingly, as much
as possible; so and so; when, so soon, as soon; although, unless, yet; if, as if.
2. Conjunction: so as, just as, so far as; in this or that way, in such wise; thus, so that, provided
that, therefore, on that account consequently, if so be that; when; since, although, yet.
3. Pronoun: so, the same, such, as, that.
SWÆC
1. Noun: flavour, taste, savour; smell, odour, fragrance, scent.
2. See swic.
SWǢFAN
Verb: to burn.
SWǢFAS
Noun: Germanic people, the Suevi or Alamanni.
SWǢLAN
See (ge)swǣlan.
SWǢLEDNESS
Noun: burning.
SWǢM
Noun: trifler, idler, foolish person; vain object.
SWǢP
Noun: enticement, persuasion; deceit.
SWǢPELS
Noun: robe, wrap, garment.
SWǢPELSE
Noun: garment, wrap, robe.
SWǢPIG
Adjective: fraudulent, deceitful.
SWǢR

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1. Adjective: heavy, oppressive, grievous, painful; unpleasant, sad; grave; sluggish, indolent,
slothful, dull, inactive, slow; enfeebled, weak.
2. Noun: sadness, affliction, trouble; what is heavy or grievous, labour.
SWǢRAN
Verb: to make heavy, oppress.
SWǢRBYRD
Noun: difficult birth.
SWǢRE
1. Adverb: grievously, oppressively.
2. See swǣr (2).
SWǢRIG
Adjective: heavy.
SWǢRLIC
Adjective: grievous, heavy.
SWǢRLĪCE
Adverb: excessively; heavily, grievously.
SWǢRMŌD
Adjective: indolent, sluggish.
SWǢRMŌDNES
Noun: dullness, stupidity, slowness.
SWǢRNES
Noun: heaviness; sluggishness.
SWǢS
See (ge)swǣs.
SWǢSENDDAGAS
Noun: ides (in Roman calendar).
SWǢSENDE
Noun: food, meal, dinner, victuals, banquet, dainties; blandishments, flatteries, fair speech.
SWǢSLǢCAN
See (ge)swǣslǣcan.
SWǢSNES
See (ge)swǣsnes.
SWǢSUNG
Noun: lenitive, alleviation, mitigation, soothing application.
SWǢSWYRDE

  1570
Adjective: fair spoken, pleasant in speech.
SWǢTAN
See (ge)swǣtan.
SWÆÐ
1. Noun: footprint, track, trace, vestige.
2. Noun: bandage, swathe.
SWÆÐER
Pronoun: whichever, whosoever.
SWÆÐERLYNE
Noun: glosses pingues.
SWÆÐLǢCAN
Verb: to search for, visit.
SWĀHWÆTSWĀ
Pronoun: whatsoever.
SWĀHWÆÐER
Pronoun: whichever.
SWALG
Noun: pit.
SWĀMIAN
Verb: to become dark; to afflict, grieve, trouble.
SWAMM
Noun: fungus, mushroom; sponge.
SWĀN
Noun: herdsman, swineherd, peasant; swain, youth; man, warrior.
SWAN
Noun: swan.
SWANCOR
Adjective: slim, slender, trim; lithe, pliant, supple, active and graceful in movement; weak,
feeble, languishing, without firmness.
SWĀNGERĒFA
Noun: swineherd, reeve, officer set over the depasturing of swine in forests.
SWANGETTUNG
Noun: movement, agitation, fluctuation.
SWANGOR
Adjective: heavy; inert; slow, slothful, sluggish, indolent.

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SWANGORNES
Noun: sloth, laziness, torpor, sluggishness, indolence; heaviness.
SWANRĀD
Noun: sea, swan’s-road.
SWĀNRIHT
Noun: law as to swineherds.
SWĀNSTEORRA
Noun: the evening star, herd's star.
SWĀPAN
See (ge)swāpan.
SWARA
Noun: swearer.
SWĀT
Noun: sweat, perspiration, exudation; blood; foam; toil, labour.
SWATAN
Noun: beer.
SWĀTCLĀÐ
Noun: handkerchief, napkin, towel.
SWĀTFĀH
Adjective: blood-stained, bloody.
SWĀTIG
Adjective: sweaty; gory, bloody.
SWĀTIGHLĒOR
Adjective: with sweaty brow or face.
SWĀTLĪN
Noun: napkin, handkerchief.
SWĀTSWAÐU
Noun: gory or bloody track.
SWĀTÐYREL
Noun: pore of the skin.
SWĀÐĒAH
Adverb: however, yet, nevertheless.
SWĀÐĒAHHWÆÐRE
Adverb: however.
SWAÐIAN

  1572
Verb: to swathe, wrap up.
SWAÐU
Noun: track, footstep, pathway, trace, vestige; scar; left in swathe a row of mown grass.
SWAÐUL
Noun: flame.
SWAÐUM
Noun: bandages.
SWEALWE
Noun: swallow.
SWEARC
Adjective: weak, feeble, faint.
SWEARCIAN
Verb: to become or grow dark; to grow faint, languish, dismay; to make or become troubled.
SWEARCMŌDNES
Noun: pusillanimity, faintheartedness.
SWEARCUNG
Noun: darkness, darkening.
SWEARD
Noun: hide, rind, skin, sward.
SWEARM
Noun: swarm, crowd, multitude.
SWEART
Adjective: swarthy, swart, dark, black; gloomy, dismal; evil, infamous.
SWEARTBYRD
Noun: dismal, hapless birth.
SWEARTE
Adverb: miserably, dismally, evilly; darkly.
SWEARTHǢWEN
Adjective: dark-blue, purple, violet.
SWEARTIAN
See (ge)sweartian.
SWEARTLĀST
Adjective: with black tracks.
SWEARTNES
Noun: blackness, black substance or material.

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SWEARTUNG
Noun: darkness.
SWEBBAN
See (ge)swebban.
SWEFAN
Verb: to sleep, slumber, rest; to cease, sleep in death.
SWEFECERE
Noun: sleeper.
SWEFECUNG
Noun: sleep, slumber.
SWEFEL
Noun: sulphur, brimstone.
SWEFELRĒC
Noun: sulphurous smoke, the smoke from burning sulphur.
SWEFIAN
Verb: to move.
SWEFLEN
Adjective: sulphurous, of brimstone.
SWEFLENNES
Noun: smoke and stench of sulphur.
SWEFLSWEART
Adjective: dark with the smoke of sulphur, sulphurous.
SWEFLÐROSM
Noun: sulphurous smoke.
SWEFN
Noun: sleep; dream, vision.
SWEFNIGEND
Noun: dreamer.
SWEFNRACU
Noun: interpretation of dreams.
SWEFNRECCERE
Noun: diviner, soothsayer, interpreter of dreams.
SWĒG
Noun: sound, noise, din, clamour, tumult, crash; melody, harmony, song, cry or note of a bird;
voice, tone; musical instrument; persona.

  1574
SWĒGAN
Verb: to sound, make a noise; to roar, crash; to signify, import; to rush.
SWĒGE
See (ge)swēge.
SWĒGCRÆFT
Noun: art of playing on a musical instrument, music.
SWĒGDYNN
Noun: noise, crash, resounding din.
SWĒGENDLIC
Adjective: vocal.
SWEGER
Noun: mother-in-law.
SWĒGHLĒOÐOR
Noun: sound, melody, voice.
SWĒGING
Noun: sound, noise, clang, roar.
SWEGL
1. Noun: sky, heaven, ether; the abode of the Deity; the sun; music.
2. See segl (1).
SWEGLBEFALDEN
Adjective: heaven-surrounded, ether-begirt.
SWEGLBEORHT
Adjective: ether or heaven-bright, radiant.
SWEGLBŌSM
Noun: heaven, sky.
SWEGLCONDEL
Noun: heaven’s candle, the sun.
SWEGLCYNING
Noun: the king of heaven.
SWEGLDRĒAM
Noun: music; heavenly joy.
SWEGLE
1. Adjective: bright, clear, brilliant, splendid; celestial, ether-like.
2. Adverb: brightly, clearly, brilliantly, splendidly.
SWEGLHORN

  1575
Noun: kind of musical instrument.
SWĒGLIC
Adjective: sonorous.
SWEGLRĀD
Noun: modulation, music.
SWEGLTORHT
Adjective: heavenly-bright.
SWEGLWERED
Adjective: ether-clad; clothed with radiance.
SWEGLWULDOR
Noun: heavenly glory.
SWEGLWUNDOR
Noun: heavenly wonder; wondrous sound.
SWĒGUNGNESS
Noun: sound.
SWELAN
Verb: to burn, be burnt up, perish with heat; to inflame (of wound).
SWELCA
Noun: pustule, blister.
SWELG
Noun: chasm; swallow.
SWELGAN
See (ge)swelgan.
SWELGEND
See (ge)swelgend.
SWELGENDNES
Noun: whirlpool; gulf.
SWELGERE
Noun: glutton.
SWELGNES
Noun: whirlpool; gulf.
SWELLAN
See (ge)swellan.
SWELLENDE
Adjective: burning.

  1576
SWELLING
Noun: swelling; sail swelled out by the wind.
SWELTAN
See (ge)sweltan.
SWELTENDLIC
Adjective: ready or about to die.
SWEMMAN
Verb: to cause to swim; to bathe, wash.
SWENC
See (ge)swenc.
SWENCAN
See (ge)swencan.
SWENG
Noun: blow, stroke, thrust, cut.
SWENGAN
Verb: to shake, cause to swing; to shatter; to fling, rush, dash, strike, cause rapid movement; to
fly out.
SWENGE
Adjective: heavy; slothful.
SWEOFOT
Noun: sleep.
SWEOGODE
Adjective: glosses praevaluit.
SWĒOLAND
Noun: Sweden, the land of the Swedes.
SWEOLOÐ
Noun: burning heat, fire, glow, flame.
SWEOLOÐHĀT
Adjective: burning hot.
SWEOLUNG
Noun: burning, inflammation.
SWĒON
Noun: the Swedes.
SWĒOR
1. Noun: column, pillar, prop; bar, bolt; something shaped like a pillar.

  1577
2. Noun: father-in-law; consobrinus; cousin.
SWĒORA
Noun: neck, nape; house (of land); part where the distance between opposite shores is least (of
water).
SWĒORBĀN
Noun: neck, neck-bone.
SWĒORBĒAG
Noun: neck-band, necklace, collar; torque.
SWEORCAN
See (ge)sweorcan.
SWEORCENDFERHÐ
Adjective: sad, gloomy, sombre (of mind).
SWĒORCLĀÐ
Noun: neckcloth, collar.
SWĒORCOPS
Noun: neck-bond, yoke, pillory.
SWĒORCOÐU
Noun: disease of the neck or throat, quinsy.
SWEORD
1. Noun: sword.
2. Noun: swearing.
SWEORDBEALO
Noun: sword-bale, sword-hurt.
SWEORDBERENDE
Adjective: sword-bearing.
SWEORDBITE
Noun: sword-bite, sword-wound.
SWEORDBORA
Noun: swordsman; sword-bearer.
SWEORDFÆTELS
Noun: sword-belt.
SWEORDFRECA
Noun: warrior, swordsman.
SWEORDGENĪÐLA
Noun: sworded foe.

  1578
SWEORDGESWING
Noun: sword-brandishing, attack with swords.
SWEORDGIFU
Noun: gift of a sword.
SWEORDGRIPE
Noun: sword-grasp, seizing of swords; sword-attack.
SWEORDHWĪTA
Noun: sword-polisher, sword-furbisher.
SWEORDLĒOMA
Noun: flashing or glitter of swords.
SWEORDORAS
Noun: people of Mercia (occupying a district of three hundred hides).
SWEORDPLEGA
Noun: sword-play, fighting, battle.
SWEORDRǢS
Noun: attack with swords, sword-rush.
SWEORDSLEGE
Noun: sword-stroke, sword-thrust.
SWEORDTIGE
Noun: fighting with the sword, sword-drawing.
SWEORDWEGENDE
Adjective: sword-bearing; striking with a sword.
SWEORDWERAS
Noun: name of a people.
SWEORDWĪGEND
Noun: warrior, sword-warrior.
SWEORDWUND
Adjective: wounded with the sword.
SWEORDWYRHTA
Noun: maker of swords, sword wright, armourer.
SWEORFAN
See (ge)sweorfan.
SWĒORHNITU
Noun: neck-nit, tick.
SWĒORĪCE

  1579
Noun: Sweden.
SWĒORRACENTĒH
Noun: neck-chain.
SWĒORRŌD
Noun: cross suspended from the neck.
SWEORSĀL
Noun: collar.
SWĒORSCACUL
Noun: neck-shackle, yoke, pillory.
SWĒORTĒAG
Noun: collar.
SWĒORWÆRC
Noun: pain in the neck.
SWEOSTOR
Noun: of blood relationship, sister; nun.
SWEOSTORBEARN
Noun: sister’s child, nephew, niece.
SWEOSTORSUNU
Noun: nephew, sister’s son.
SWĒOT
Noun: body, band, swarm, army, troop, company, squadron.
SWEOTA
Noun: scrotum.
SWEOTOL
Adjective: clear, plain, evident, patent, manifest, distinct; open, public; clearly perceived by the
senses.
SWEOTOLE
Adverb: clearly, plainly, evidently, visibly; openly, publicly; precisely.
SWEOTOLIAN
See (ge)sweotolian.
SWEOTOLLIC
Adjective: clear, plain, distinct.
SWEOTOLLĪCE
Adverb: clearly, plainly, distinctly, visibly; openly, publicly; precisely.
SWEOTOLUNG

  1580
See (ge)sweotolung.
SWEOTOLUNGDÆG
See (ge)sweotolungdæg.
SWĒOÐĒOD
Noun: Swedish people; Sweden.
SWEOÐOL
1. Noun: heat, flame.
2. See sweðel.
SWERIAN
Verb: to swear, make or take an oath, swear in (to an office); to speak, talk.
SWERIGENDLIC
Adjective: pertaining to swearing, jurative.
SWERTLING
Noun: tit-lark, warbler.
SWĒTAN
Verb: to sweeten, make sweet; to season; to make pleasant.
SWĒTE
1. Adjective: sweet; sweet, fragant (of smell); sweet, harmonious (of sound); pleasant, agreeable,
sweet (of feelings); dear, beloved; pure, untainted; fresh (not salt).
2. Noun: sweetness, sweet.
SWĒTIAN
Verb: to be pleasant or sweet.
SWĒTLĪCE
Adverb: pleasantly, sweetly.
SWĒTMETE
Noun: delicacy, dainty, sweet-meat.
SWĒTNES
Noun: sweetness; fragrance; pleasantness, agreeableness, sweetness; goodness, kindliness.
SWĒTSWĒGE
Adjective: harmonious, melodious, of sweet sound.
SWĒTWYRDE
Adjective: agreeable of speech, smooth-spoken, bland; lisping.
SWEÐEL
Noun: swathe, swaddling band, binding, wrap, bandage.
SWEÐIAN

  1581
Verb: to wrap, swathe.
SWEÐRIAN
See (ge)sweðrian.
SWEÐUNG
Noun: poultice.
SWIC
Noun: illusion; deceit, deception, treachery.
SWICA
Noun: deceiver, traitor, betrayer.
SWĪCAN
See (ge)swīcan.
SWICCRÆFT
Noun: deception, treachery, fraud.
SWICDŌM
Noun: deceit, deception, treachery, treason, betrayal, fraud; offence, scandal.
SWICE
1. Noun: departure, escape, evasion; delay, procrastination; issue, event; end, outcome; deceit,
treachery, fraud; offence; stumbling-block, snare.
2. Adjective: deceitful, treacherous, fraudulent, fallacious.
3. Noun: trap, snare.
4. See swæc (1).
SWĪCEND
Noun: deceiver, betrayer.
SWICFUL
Adjective: deceitful, fraudulent; crafty.
SWICIAN
Verb: to wander; to depart, turn; to deceive, be treacherous, cheat; to give offend, blaspheme; to
be offended.
SWICN
See (ge)swicn.
SWICOL
Adjective: false, deceitful, treacherous; crafty, guileful; occasioning offence.
SWICOLLIC
Adjective: deceitful, deceptive, fraudulent; occasioning offence; causing to stumble.
SWICOLLĪCE

  1582
Adverb: deceitfully, treacherously, fraudulent; craftily, with guile.
SWICOLNES
Noun: deceit, treachery, fraud.
SWĪCUNG
Noun: deceit, fraud; disillusion, deception; offence; intermission, stumbling-block; ceasing.
SWĪFAN
Verb: to move in a course, revolve; to sweep; to wend; to take part, intervene.
SWIFT
Adjective: quick, swift, fleet; sloping steeply.
SWIFTLĒRE
Noun: shoe, slipper.
SWIFTLĪCE
Adverb: swiftly.
SWIFTNES
Noun: speed, swiftness, fleetness, celerity.
SWIFTRYNE
Noun: swift course, rapid running of water.
SWIFTU
Noun: swiftness.
SWĪGDAGAS
Noun: days of silence (last three days of Holy Week).
SWĪGE
1. Noun: quiet, stillness, rest, silence, absence of speech; silence from astonishment or
amazement; delay.
2. Adjective: quiet, still, taciturn, silent.
SWĪGEN
Noun: silence, refraining from speech.
SWĪGENIHT
Noun: night of silence.
SWĪGIAN
See (ge)swīgian.
SWĪGIENDLĪCE
Adverb: silently, in silence.
SWĪGLĪCE
Adverb: silently.

  1583
SWĪGLUNG
Noun: silence.
SWĪGLUNGA
Adverb: silently.
SWĪGMÆSSE
Noun: silent mass.
SWĪGNES
Noun: silence, time of silence.
SWĪGTĪMA
Noun: time of silence; eventide, early part of the night.
SWĪGŪHT
Noun: dawn of the days of silence.
SWĪGUNG
See (ge)sw:gung.
SWILC
Pronoun: he, such a one; such, the same; so (as) much, so (as) many.
SWILCE
1. Adverb: just as, in like manner, in such manner, likewise, resembling; as, like; as if; also, as
well, too.
2. Conjunction: as if, as though, in like manner, in such manner, so; as, likĒ also, as well, too;
about (measure).
SWILCHWEGA
Adjective/Pronoun: some.
SWILCNES
Noun: quality, nature.
SWILIAN
Verb: to wash, wash out, swill, gargle.
SWILLE
Noun: liquid mess.
SWILLING
Noun: washing, swilling, gargling, gargle.
SWĪMA
Noun: dizziness, giddiness, vertigo; state of unconsciousness, swoon.
SWIMMAN
See (ge)swimman.

  1584
SWIMMENDLIC
Adjective: able to swim.
SWĪN
Noun: pig, hog, wild-boar; (pl.) swine; boar-image on a helmet.
SWINC
See (ge)swinc.
SWINCAN
See (ge)swincan.
SWINCFUL
See (ge)swincful.
SWINCLĒAS
See (ge)swinclēas.
SWINCLIC
Adjective: toilsome, laborious.
SWINDAN
Verb: to vanish, consume, languish, pine or waste away; to grow languid, be consumed.
SWĪNEN
Adjective: of swine or pig.
SWINGAN
Verb: to beat, strike, smack, whip, scourge, flog, swinge, give a blow with the hand; to chastise,
afflict; to swing oneself; to strike, dash; to beat the wings.
SWINGE
Noun: stroke, blow, stripe; chastisement, afflicting stroke.
SWINGELL
Noun: whip, scourge; rod; stroke, blow, stripe; affliction.
SWINGERE
Noun: striker, scourger.
SWINGLUNG
Noun: dizziness, giddiness, vertigo.
SWĪNHAGA
Noun: pig-pen, enclosure for swine.
SWĪNHEGE
Noun: fence to keep swine from straying.
SWĪNHYRDE
Noun: swineherd.

  1585
SWĪNLAND
Noun: swine-pasture.
SWĪNLIC
Adjective: swinish.
SWĪNLĪC
Noun: boar-image (on a helmet).
SWINN
Noun: sound, melody.
SWĪNNES
Noun: pork food.
SWĪNSCEADU
Noun: pannage, payment for the pasturing of swine.
SWINSIAN
Verb: to sound melodiously, make melody or music, sing.
SWINSUNG
Noun: sound; melody, harmony.
SWINSUNGCRÆFT
Noun: music.
SWINSWEG
Noun: melody.
SWIPA
Noun: whip, scourge; stick, rod; sword, javelin; chastisement, affliction.
SWIPIAN
Verb: to strike, whip, scourge, beat, lash.
SWIPOR
See (ge)swipor.
SWIPU
Noun: whip, scourge, whip; stick, rod; sword, javelin; chastisement, affliction.
SWIRMAN
Verb: to swarm (of bees).
SWĪTAN
Verb: to exhaust, impair, impoverish land.
SWĪÐ
Adjective: strong, powerful, mighty; active; severe; violent.
SWĪÐAN

  1586
See (ge)swīðan.
SWĪÐE
Adverb: very, much, exceedingly; severely; fiercely, violently; chiefly, especially, mostly.
SWĪÐFÆSTNES
Noun: violence, force.
SWĪÐFEORM
Adjective: rich, fruitful, abounding in substance; violent.
SWĪÐFEORMENDE
Adjective: becoming violent.
SWĪÐFERHÐ
Adjective: bold, brave, rash, impetuous; violent.
SWĪÐFROM
See (ge)swīðfrom.
SWĪÐFROMLĪCE
See (ge)swīðfromlīce.
SWĪÐHRĒOWNES
Noun: remorse; violent grief.
SWĪÐHŪN
Noun: St. Swithin, bishop of Winchester.
SWĪÐHWÆT
Adjective: very active or strong.
SWĪÐHYCGENDE
Adjective: bold-minded, of strong purpose.
SWĪÐIAN
Verb: to be or become strong, prevail; to fix, make firm.
SWĪÐLÆT
Adjective: very lax.
SWĪÐLIC
Adjective: intense, excessive, vehement; severe, stern, strict, strong, violent; very great,
exceedingly great, immense; effective.
SWĪÐLĪCE
Adverb: very greatly, exceedingly; powerfully, energetically, strenuously; severely, sternly, strictly,
strongly.
SWĪÐLICNES
Noun: excess.

  1587
SWĪÐMIHTIG
Adjective: very or exceedingly mighty.
SWĪÐMŌD
Adjective: magnanimous, great-souled; brave, stout-hearted; stern-minded; arrogant, insolent,
haughty.
SWĪÐMŌDNES
Noun: magnanimity, greatness of soul.
SWĪÐNES
Noun: excess; strength, violence.
SWĪÐRIAN
Verb: to avail; to prevail, become or be stronger.
SWĪÐSNEL
Adjective: very quick, agile.
SWĪÐSPECENDE
Adjective: talkative, verbose, speaking too much.
SWĪÐSPRECEL
Adjective: talkative, proud in speech.
SWĪÐSTINCENDE
Adjective: emitting a strong scent.
SWĪÐSTRANG
Adjective: of great strength or force.
SWĪÐSTRĒME
Adjective: having a strong current; rapid.
SWĪÐSWĒGE
Adjective: high-sounding; heroic.
SWĪÐSWĪGE
Adjective: taciturn, too silent.
SWODRIAN
Verb: to get drowsy, fall asleep.
SWOESE
Noun: prandium.
SWŌGAN
Verb: to sound, roar, howl, rustle, whistle, rattle; to rush; to invade, enter with force, move with
violence.
SWOL

  1588
Noun: heat, burning, glow, flame.
SWOLGETTAN
Verb: to gargle, wash the throat, take into the throat; to swallow.
SWŌLIG
Adjective: sultry.
SWOLIG
Noun: burning, heat.
SWŌRETENDLIC
Adjective: short-winded.
SWŌRETTAN
Verb: to sigh, pant, breathe hard, draw a deep breath; to yawn.
SWORETTENDLĪC
Adjective: panting.
SWŌRETUNG
Noun: sighing, panting, gasping, hard breathing, deep drawing of the breath; a sigh; sobbing,
moaning.
SWORIAN
Verb: to sigh.
SWORNIAN
Verb: to coagulate; to coalesce.
SWŌT
1. Adjective: sweet.
2. See swāt.
SWŌTE
Adverb: sweetly.
SWŌTLIC
Adjective: sweet, savoury.
SWŌTLĪCE
Adverb: in a 'savoury, sweet' manner.
SWŌTMETE
Noun: sweetmeat, dainty, delicacy.
SWŌTNES
Noun: sweetness.
SWŌTSTENCE
Adjective: sweet-smelling; odoriferous.

  1589
SWŌTSTENCENDE
Adjective: sweet-smelling.
SWŪRPLÆTT
Noun: stroke on the neck.
SWYLD
Noun: pang.
SWYLE
Noun: tumour, swelling, abscess.
SWYLT
1. Noun: death, destruction; the perdition of the soul.
2. Noun: whirlpool.
SWYLTCWALU
Noun: agony of death, death-pang; death.
SWYLTDÆG
Noun: death-day.
SWYLTDĒAÐ
Noun: death.
SWYLTHWĪL
Noun: hour of death.
SWȲRIGE
Adjective: troublesome.
SȲCAN
See (ge)sȳcan.
SYCE
Adjective: sucking.
SYCOMER
Noun: sycamore.
SYDE
Noun: decoction, water in which anything has been seethed or boiled.
SȲFERǢTE
Adjective: sober, abstemious; temperate, moderate in eating.
SȲFERLIC
Adjective: neat, clean, pure; sober; moderate.
SȲFERLĪCE

  1590
Adverb: with cleanliness; without excess or grossness, chastely, without impurity; prudently,
circumspectly; soberly, abstemiously.
SȲFERLICNES
Noun: purity.
SȲFERNES
Noun: cleanliness, purity; moderation, temperance, abstinence; sobriety.
SYFLIGE
Noun: food, soup, broth, pap; seasoning, relish.
SYFLING
Noun: food, soup, broth, pap; seasoning, relish.
SȲFRE
Adjective: clean, pure, chaste; temperate, circumspect; sober, abstinent.
SYGE
1. Noun: aim; sight, aspect.
2. See sige (1).
SȲL
Noun: support, column, pillar.
SȲLA
Noun: ploughman.
SȲLÆX
Noun: kind of axe.
SȲLBĒAM
Noun: tree that serves as a pillar.
SYLE
Noun: miry place, wallowing-place.
SYLHÐ
See (ge)sylhð.
SYLIAN
Verb: to soil, sully, pollute, defile.
SYLL
Noun: support, basis, base, foundation, sill, beam, threshold.
SYLLA
Noun: giver; saddle.
SYLLESTRE
Noun: giver.

  1591
SYLTAN
See (ge)syltan.
SYLTING
Adjective: seasoning.
SYLU
Noun: bog, miry place.
SYLWEG
Noun: miry way; road made with logs.
SYMBEL
1. Noun: entertainment, festivity, holy day, festival, feast-day, feast, banquet, revel; religious
festival, solemn service.
2. See simbel (1).
SYMBELBRĒAD
Noun: bread for a feast (of water and a loaf in the desert).
SYMBELCALIC
Noun: chalice.
SYMBELCENNES
Noun: feast of a nativity.
SYMBELDÆG
Noun: holyday, festival, feast-day, day of a banquet; day of a religious feast, Sabbath.
SYMBELGĀL
Adjective: wanton with feasting, drunk.
SYMBELGEREORD
Noun: feast, banquet, carousal.
SYMBELGIFA
Noun: feast-giver.
SYMBELHŪS
Noun: dining-room, banqueting-hall; guest-chamber.
SYMBELLIC
Adjective: festive; solemn.
SYMBELLĪCE
Adverb: solemnly.
SYMBELMŌNAÐLIC
Adjective: of a festival or solemn month.
SYMBELNES

  1592
Noun: festivity, festival, feasting; religious festival or solemnity, solemn assembly; festive nature
or character.
SYMBELTĪD
Noun: festival-time, religious festival or solemnity.
SYMBELWĒRIG
Adjective: weary with feasting.
SYMBELWLONC
Adjective: elate with feasting.
SYMBELWYNN
Noun: joy, pleasure or delight of feasting.
SYMBLIAN
1. Verb: to feast, carouse.
2. See simblian (1).
SYMERINGWYRT
Noun: plant-name, violet, mallow.
SYNBEND
Noun: bond of sin.
SYNBŌT
Noun: amends for sin, penance.
SYNBRYNE
Noun: sinful passion.
SYNBYRÐEN
Noun: burden of sin.
SYNBYSIG
Adjective: quilt-haunted, troubled in consequence of sin.
SYNCRÆFT
Noun: sinful or evil art.
SYNDǢD
Noun: sin, sinful deed, wicked act.
SYNDERǢ
Noun: separate, private or special law.
SYNDERLIC
Adjective: separate, private, special, singular, peculiar, proper; separate, apart, remote; private,
not public; singular, specially good, excellent.
SYNDERLĪCE

  1593
Adverb: separately, apart, in private, severally; specially, singularly, solely, exclusively.
SYNDERLICNES
Noun: separateness, separation, singularity, peculiarity; seclusion; special or peculiar excellence.
SYNDERLĪPE
Adjective: separate, singular, peculiar, special.
SYNDERLĪPES
Adverb: separately; singly.
SYNDERLȲPIG
Adjective: peculiar, special.
SYNDIG
Adjective: skilled in swimming.
SYNDOLH
Noun: deadly or lasting wound.
SYNDRA
Noun: cinder, dross, scoria, slag.
SYNDRE
Noun: cinder, dross, scoria, slag.
SYNDRIAN
See (ge)syndrian.
SYNDRIG
Adjective: single; separate, alone; peculiar, characteristic, distinct, special, particular,
exceptional, extraordinary; various, several, sundry; private, own; one each, each separately.
SYNDRIGE
Adverb: separately, apart; alone, by one’s self; one at a time, singly; specially.
SYNDRIGENDLIC
Adjective: separating.
SYNDRIGLIC
Adjective: peculiar, singular, special.
SYNDRIGLĪCE
Adverb: separately, severally; specially, particularly; one by one, singly; of each one.
SYNFĀH
Adjective: stained with sin.
SYNGIAN
See (ge)syngian.
SYNGRIN

  1594
Noun: harm, snare or toil of sin.
SYNGUNG
Noun: sinning, transgression.
SYNHRĒOFLIG
Adjective: leprous from sin.
SYNLEAHTER
Noun: sin, sinful fault, stain of sin.
SYNLĒAS
Adjective: innocent, sinless, guiltless.
SYNLĒAW
Noun: sinful injury.
SYNLIC
Adjective: sinful, wicked, foul.
SYNLĪCE
Adverb: sinfully, wickedly.
SYNN
Noun: guilt; injury, mischief; wrong, fault, sin, crime, misdeed, guilt; enmity, feud.
SYNNECGE
Noun: female sinner.
SYNNEÐŌHT
Noun: sinful thought.
SYNNFUL
Adjective: guilty, sinful, wicked, corrupt.
SYNNGIEND
Noun: sinner.
SYNNIAN
Verb: to commit adultery.
SYNNIG
Adjective: guilty, punishable, criminal; sinful, wicked.
SYNNIGNESS
Noun: guilt, sinfulness.
SYNNLUST
Noun: desire to sin, lust.
SYNRǢS
Noun: temptation, sinful impulse.

  1595
SYNRŪST
Noun: foulness or canker of sin.
SYNSCEAÐA
Noun: miscreant, criminal, malefactor; sin-stained wretch, sinful outrager.
SYNSCYLDIG
Adjective: guilty of sin, wicked.
SYNTO
See (ge)synto.
SYNWRACU
Noun: punishment of sin.
SYNWUND
Noun: wound inflicted by sin.
SYNWYRCENDE
Adjective: working sin or iniquity.
SYPE
Noun: wetting, soaking; suction.
SYPIAN
1. Verb: to absorb, drink in, take in moisture.
2. Verb: to delay; to be slow.
SYRETUM
Noun: latibulum.
SYRETUNG
Noun: lurking-place, place for an ambush.
SYRFE
Noun: service-tree.
SYRFTRĒOW
Noun: service-tree.
SYRIA
Noun: Syria.
SȲRING
Noun: butter-milk, sour milk.
SYRISC
Adjective: Syrian.
SYROFĒNISC
Adjective: Syrophoenician.

  1596
SYRWARE
Noun: Syrians.

  1597
TĀ
1. Noun: toe.
2. See tān (1).
TABULA
1. Noun: table, writing tablet, gaming table; wooden hammer or piece of wood struck as a
signal for assembling monks; table of the law.
2. See tabule.
TABULE
Noun: table, board, writing table, gaming table, table of the law; wooden hammer.
TACAN
Verb: to take, seize.
TĀCEN
Noun: token, sign, mark, indication, symbol, signal; suggestion; portent, wonder, marvel,
miracle; evidence, proof; standard, banner.
TĀCENCIRCOL
Noun: cycle of fifteen years, indiction, the lunar cycle of nineteen years.
TĀCN
Noun: token, sign, mark, indication, symbol, signal, symptom; suggestion; portent, wonder,
marvel, miracle, prodigy; prognostic; evidence, demonstration, proof; standard, banner, ensign;
credential; monument; sign of the Zodiac.
TĀCNBEREND
Noun: standard-bearer.
TĀCNBORA
Noun: standard-bearer; leader, guide, director.
TĀCNIAN
See (ge)tācnian.
TĀCNUNG
See (ge)tācnung.
TĀCOR
Noun: brother-in-law.
TĀDE
Noun: toad.
TÆBERE
Noun: weaving tool, tenterhook.
TǢCAN

  1598
See (ge)tǣcan.
TǢCELS
Noun: boundary.
TǢCEND
Noun: one who prescribes or orders.
TǢCING
Noun: teaching, instruction, doctrine, rule; direction, injunction, command.
TǢCNE
Noun: beacon.
TǢCNAN
See (ge)tǣcnan.
TǢCNEND
Noun: index-finger; one that shows or points out.
TÆFL
Noun: cube, dice, game with dice or tables.
TÆFLAN
Verb: to gamble, game.
TÆFLE
Adjective: given to dice-playing.
TÆFLERE
Noun: gambler, gamester, dicer.
TÆFLSTĀN
Noun: dice, gambling-stone, piece in a game.
TÆFLUNG
Noun: gaming, gambling, playing at dice.
TÆGEL
Noun: tail.
TÆGLHǢR
Noun: hair of the tail.
TÆL
Noun: number, series; tale.
TǢL
Noun: reproach, reproof, censure, blame; evil speaking, slander, calumny, abuse, blasphemy,
vituperation, detraction; disgrace; mock, derision, scorn.
TǢLAN

  1599
See (ge)tǣlan.
TǢLEND
Noun: reprover; slanderer, backbiter, detractor; mocker, derider, scorner, scoffer.
TǢLENDE
Adjective: censorious, prone to blame; slanderous, backbiting.
TǢLERE
Noun: mocker, derider, scorner, scoffer.
TÆLFERS
Noun: versus catalecticus.
TǢLFUL
Adjective: blameworthy, blameable.
TǢLHLEHTER
Noun: derision, scornful laughter.
TǢLING
Noun: reproof, rebuke; evil-speaking, slander, calumny; derision; detraction, derogation.
TǢLLĒAS
Adjective: blameless.
TǢLLĒASLĪCE
Adverb: blamelessly.
TǢLLIC
Adjective: blameworthy; slanderous, calumnious, blasphemous; blameable, reprehensible, that
deserves reproof.
TǢLLĪCE
Adverb: blasphemously, calumniously, reprehensively; shamelessly.
TÆLMEARC
Noun: date, period.
TÆLMET
Noun: measure, portion.
TǢLNES
Noun: reproach, reproof, blame; slander, calumny; insult; detraction, derogation.
TÆLSUM
See (ge)tælsum.
TǢLWIERÐE
Adjective: blameworthy, reprehensible.
TǢLWIERÐLIC

  1600
Adjective: blameable, blameworthy, reprehensible.
TǢLWIERÐLĪCE
Adverb: reprehensibly, in a way that deserves censure.
TǢLWIERÐLICNES
Noun: blamableness, blameworthiness.
TÆMESPĪLE
Noun: stake to support a sieve, sieve-frame, sieve-stand, sieve-stake.
TǢNEL
Noun: wicker basket.
TǢNEN
Adjective: made of twigs.
TÆPPA
Noun: tap, spigot.
TÆPPE
Noun: strip of stuff or cloth, tape.
TÆPPED
Noun: covering for a floor or wall, tapestry, carpet, hanging; figured cloth, coverlet; tippet.
TÆPPELBRED
Noun: footstool, board covered with a carpet.
TÆPPERE
Noun: tapster, one who sells wine, tavern-keeper.
TÆPPESTRE
Noun: tapstress, woman who sells wine, female tavern-keeper; hostess.
TÆPPIAN
Verb: to tap, put a tap or spout into a cask; to open a cask.
TÆR
Adjective: gaping, cleft.
TǢSAN
See (ge)tǣsan.
TǢSE
See (ge)tǣse.
TǢSEL
Noun: teasel, teazle (plant).
TǢSLĪC
Adjective: good, convenient, advantageous.

  1601
TǢTAN
Verb: to gladden, cheer.
TÆTTECA
Noun: rag, shred, tatter.
TAGGA
Noun: young sheep.
TĀHSPURA
Noun: tip of toe; spur.
TALENTE
Noun: talent (money of account).
TALIAN
See (ge)talian.
TALU
Noun: account, list, series; calculation; statement, deposition, relation, communication; talk,
discussion, dispute; narrative, story, fable, tale; case, action at law, accusation, charge, claim;
excuse, defence.
TAM
Adjective: gentle, mild, tame, tractable.
TAMA
Noun: tameness.
TAMCIAN
Verb: to soothe, render gentle, tame.
TĀN
1. Noun: shoot, sprout, twig, branch, stake, switch; rod of divination, twig used in casting lots.
2. Noun: spreading, shooting; twig; a lot.
TĀNEDE
Adjective: diseased in the toes.
TANG
See (ge)tang.
TĀNHLYTA
Noun: diviner, soothsayer, augur, one who divines by casting lots.
TĀNHLYTERE
Noun: diviner, soothsayer, one who divines by casting lots.
TANNERE
Noun: tanner.

  1602
TANSĪÐE
Adjective: tansy.
TAPERÆX
Noun: small axe.
TAPOR
Noun: feeble light, candle, taper, lamp-wick.
TAPORBEREND
Noun: acolyte.
TARGA
Noun: small shield, buckler, targe.
TARGE
Noun: small shield, buckler, targe.
TARU
Noun: tear, gap; rent.
TĀWIAN
See (ge)tāwian.
TĀWU
Noun: tool, implement, apparatus, article for use in an employment; genitalia.
TE
Adposition: to.
TĒAFOR
Noun: red, vermillion, purple; pigment, salve, material used for colouring.
TĒAFORGĒAP
Noun: meaning doubtful.
TĒAFORGĒAPA
Noun: arch of red stone.
TĒAG
1. Noun: band, cord, tie, thong, fetter.
2. Noun: box, case, chest, coffer, casket; enclosure, close.
TEALT
Adjective: unstable, unsteady, precarious; untrustworthy, not to be relied on.
TEALTIAN
Verb: to be unsteady, totter, shake, stumble, waver; to be untrustworthy; to amble.
TEALTRIAN

  1603
Verb: to shake, totter, stagger, shake, stumble, waver; to be in an uncertain or a precarious
condition; to be untrustworthy; to amble.
TĒAM
Noun: line, race, descendant, offspring, progeny, family, children; child-bearing; company,
band; team (of horses, oxen, etc.), brood; vouching to warranty, right of jurisdiction in matters
of warranty.
TĒAMFUL
Adjective: fruitful, prolific, productive.
TĒAMPŌL
Noun: breeding pool.
TĒAN
Verb: to grow tough or pliant.
TĒAR
Noun: tear, tearlike drop; that which drops or exudes; grief, affliction; nectar.
TEARFLIAN
Verb: to roll, roll over, turn; to wallow.
TĒARGĒOTENDE
Adjective: tearful, tear-shedding, weeping.
TĒARIAN
Verb: to shed tears, weep.
TĒARIG
Adjective: tearful, weeping; watery, watering (of the eyes).
TĒARIGHLĒOR
Adjective: with tearful cheeks.
TEART
Adjective: severe, rough, sharp, tart (of pain, punishment); sharp, piercing, (of material objects).
TEARTLIC
Adjective: severe, rough, sharp.
TEARTLĪCE
Adverb: severely, sharply.
TEARTNES
Noun: severity, roughness, hardness, sharpness, asperity.
TEARTNUMOL
Adjective: effectual, efficacious; biting.
TĒFRUNG

  1604
Noun: painting, picture.
TELA
Adverb: well, rightly, properly, correctly, aright, fitly, perfectly; completely, thoroughly;
certainly; prosperously, beneficially; very, to a great extent; well, good (exclamation), happily.
TELD
See (ge)teld.
TELDAN
See (ge)teldan.
TELDE
Noun: tent-peg.
TELDGEHLĪWUNG
Noun: tabernacle.
TELDIAN
Verb: to spread (tent, awning, net, snare, etc...); to set (trap); to entrap.
TELDSTICCA
Noun: tent-peg.
TELDTRĒOW
Noun: tent-peg, some implement in weaving.
TELDWYRHTA
Noun: tent-maker.
TELG
Noun: dye, colour, tincture.
TELGA
Noun: shoot, branch, bough, twig; pole, stock.
TELGBEREND
Adjective: that which produces or yields a dye.
TELGE
1. Noun: shoot, branch, bough, twig; rod, pole, stock.
2. Noun: effort, endeavour.
TELGESTRE
Noun: dyer.
TELGETT
Noun: plantation.
TELGIAN
See (ge)telgian.

  1605
TELGOR
Noun: shoot, branch, twig, plant.
TELGRA
Noun: shoot, branch, twig; sucker of a root.
TELGRE
Noun: branch, shoot, twig.
TELGUNG
Noun: dye, purple.
TELLAN
See (ge)tellan.
TELTRĒ
1. Noun: weaving-tool, tenterhook, tent-peg.
2. See teldtrēow.
TĒMBYRST
Noun: failure to secure a voucher.
TEMES
1. Noun: river Thames.
2. Noun: sieve.
TEMESIAN
See (ge)temesian.
TEMIAN
See (ge)temian.
TEMPEL
Noun: temple.
TEMPELGEAT
Noun: temple door or gate.
TEMPELHŪS
Noun: temple.
TEMPLGEWEORC
Noun: temple, temple-building, structure of the temple.
TEMPLHĀLGUNG
Noun: dedication of a temple; consecration-festival.
TEMPLIC
Adjective: of a temple.
TEMPRIAN

  1606
See (ge)temprian.
TEMPRUNG
Noun: moderation, tempering.
TENDAN
Verb: to kindle.
TENDING
Noun: burning, stinging.
TENDLING
Noun: burning, stinging.
TENET
Noun: the isle of Thanet.
TENGAN
Verb: to press, press towards; to hurry, hasten, proceed with haste or violence; to join.
TENNAN
Verb: to incite, encourage; to effort; to lure, coax.
TĒO
Noun: boundary.
TEOFENIAN
Verb: to put together, join, associate.
TĒOFRIAN
Verb: to allot, appoint.
TEOGOÐIAN
Verb: to concede, grant; to tithe, grant or pay tithes; to take out a tenth part of anything; to
divide by ten.
TEOH
Noun: association, society, band, troop, company; race.
TEOHHIAN
Verb: to determine, appoint, decree; to think, suppose, consider, judge, estimate, intend, propose;
to assign.
TEOLÐYRL
Noun: service entrance, window; opening in a beehive.
TĒON
1. Verb: to accuse; to censure; to proceed against successfully.
2. See tēona.
3. See (ge)tēon (1).

  1607
4. See (ge)tēon (2).
5. See (ge)dēon.
6. See tīen.
TĒONA
Noun: harm, hurt, damage, injury, detriment; ill-usage, wrong, vexation, abuse, insult,
contumely, shame, iniquity, offence, violence; reproach, accusation; anger, grief; malice, hostility,
enmity; strife, discord.
TĒONCWIDE
Noun: reproachful, hurtful, abusive or insulting speech; blasphemy, contumely, slander,
calumny.
TĒONCWIDIAN
Verb: to reproach, revile, slander, calumniate, abuse.
TĒOND
1. Noun: accuser.
2. Noun: drawer.
TĒONE
Noun: hurt, injury, wrong; reproach, accusation, calumny, insult, contumely; anger, grief;
malice, hostility, enmity.
TĒONERE
Noun: slanderer, calumniator.
TĒONFUL
Adjective: slanderous, calumnious, insolent, vexatious, abusive, contumelious, contemptuous;
evil; rebellious; grievous, painful, troublous, woeful.
TĒONFULLIC
Adjective: abusive.
TĒONHETE
Noun: malicious or harmful hate, dire hostility.
TĒONIAN
Verb: to irritate, annoy, vex; to provoke, insult, abuse, slander, calumniate, reproach, revile.
TĒONLĒAS
Adjective: free from suffering.
TĒONLĒG
Noun: destroying flame (of the conflagration at the last day).
TĒONLIC
Adjective: shameful, hurtful, destructive.

  1608
TĒONLĪCE
Adverb: grievously, miserably; in a way that brings shame or affront.
TĒONRǢDEN
Noun: wrong, injury, humiliation, abuse.
TĒONSMIÐ
Noun: evil-doer, worker of hurt or wrong.
TĒONWORD
Noun: reproach; insult, word that does wrong, calumny, abuse.
TĒORIAN
See (ge)tēorian.
TĒORIGENDLIC
See (ge)tēorigendlic.
TĒORODNES
Noun: weariness, debility.
TEORS
Noun: a tarse.
TEORU
Noun: balsam, gum, tar, bitumen, distillation from a tree, resin; wax of the ear.
TĒORUNG
See (ge)tēorung.
TEOSEL
Noun: die, small squared piece of stone.
TEOSU
Noun: harm, hurt, injury, wrong, fraud, ruin.
TEOSUSPRǢC
Noun: harmful or deceitful speech.
TEOSUWORD
Noun: calumny, injurious or harmful speech.
TEOSWIAN
Verb: to annoy, harm, injure, hurt.
TĒOÐA
Numeral: tenth.
TĒOÐE
Adverb: tenthly.
TĒOÐIAN

  1609
See (ge)tēoðian.
TĒOÐINGDÆG
Noun: tithing day, day amounting to a tithe of the year, tenth day.
TĒOÐINGEALDOR
Noun: ruler or captain of ten; chief of ten monks, dean.
TĒOÐINGMANN
Noun: tithing-man, headborough; captain or ruler of ten.
TĒOÐUNG
Noun: tithe, tithing, tenth part, division into ten, decimation; band or association of ten men.
TĒOÐUNGCĒAP
Noun: tithe, stock paid as tithe.
TĒOÐUNGGEORN
Adjective: diligent in paying tithes.
TĒOÐUNGLAND
Noun: land subject to the payment of tithe.
TĒOÐUNGSCEATT
Noun: tax of a tenth, tithe.
TERAN
See (ge)teran.
TERFINNAS
Noun: Finns occupying country west of the White Sea.
TERMEN
Noun: term, fixed date; end.
TETER
Noun: cutaneous disease or eruption, tetter, eczema, ring-worm.
THIŌA
Noun: Thomas.
THRĀCEAS
Noun: the Thracians.
TĪBER
Noun: offering, sacrifice; victim.
TĪBERNES
Noun: destruction, sacrifice, immolation.
TICCEN
Noun: kid.

  1610
TICGENDE
Adjective: proudly adorned.
TICIA
Noun: tick (insect).
TICTATOR
Noun: dictator.
TĪD
Noun: time, period, while, hour, season, age; proper time, opportunity; feast-day, festival,
anniversary; canonical hour or service; time, condition of things; tense (grammatical term).
TĪDAN
See (ge)tīdan.
TĪDDÆG
Noun: lifetime.
TĪDFARA
Noun: traveller who journeys for a (short) time.
TĪDGENGE
Adjective: current or lasting of a time, periodical.
TĪDLIC
Adjective: lasting for a time, temporary, not eternal; opportune, timely, seasonable; of time.
TĪDLĪCE
Adverb: for a time, temporarily; at a suitable time, conveniently; seasonably; in time, in good
time; early, soon; quickly.
TĪDLICNES
Noun: opportunity, fit time.
TĪDRĒN
Noun: seasonable rain.
TĪDRIAN
See (ge)tīdrian.
TĪDSANG
Noun: song, lauds, service held at one of the canonical hours.
TĪDSCĒAWERE
Noun: astrologer.
TĪDSCRIPTOR
Noun: chronographer, chronicler.
TĪDÐĒNUNG

  1611
Noun: service performed at one of the seven canonical hours.
TĪDUM
Adverb: at times, occasionally.
TĪDUNG
Noun: event, news, tidings.
TĪDWRĪTERE
Noun: chronicler, annalist.
TĪDWURDUNG
Noun: worship at a particular time, service at one of the canonical hours.
TĪDYMBWLĀTEND
Noun: astrologer.
TĪEDERLIC
Adjective: weak, frail.
TĪEDERNES
Noun: weakness, frailty (of body or soul), ill-health, infirmity; spiritual infirmity, sinfulness.
TĪEDRE
Adjective: weak, fragile, easily broken; weak, frail, faint-hearted, having bad health, infirm;
frail, not lasting, fleeting.
TĪEGAN
See (ge)tīegan.
TĪEMAN
1. Verb: to engender (female), beget (male); to bring forth, bear a child, have offspring; to
propagate; to resort to, call as witness; to vouch to warranty; to go to, lead to.
2. See (ge)tīeman.
TĪEN
Numeral: ten; a set of ten.
TĪENAMBRE
Adjective: holding ten ambers.
TĪENBEBOD
Noun: Decalogue.
TĪENFEALD
Adjective: tenfold.
TĪENGEWINTRED
Adjective: ten years old.
TĪENNIHTE

  1612
Adjective: ten days old.
TĪENSTRENGE
Adjective: having ten strings.
TĪENWINTRE
Adjective: ten years old; ten years long.
TĪER
Noun: heap, drop.
TIFE
Noun: bitch.
TIFER
Noun: the Tiber.
TĪG
Noun: open place; form occurring in composition with ‘fore, forð’.
TIGEL
1. Noun: earthen vessel, crock, pot, potsherd; brick, tile, slabs for roofing.
2. Noun: trace.
TIGELÆRNE
Noun: building made of brick; building for making bricks; brick or tile kiln.
TIGELEN
Adjective: made of pot, earthenware.
TIGELFĀG
Adjective: tile-adorned, many-coloured with tiles or bricks.
TIGELGETEL
Noun: tale of bricks.
TIGELGEWEORC
Noun: brickmaking, work at making bricks.
TIGELLĒAH
Noun: brick-field.
TIGELSTĀN
Noun: tile, pan-tile.
TIGELWYRHTA
Noun: brickmaker, potter.
TIGER
Noun: tiger.
TĪGING

  1613
Noun: connection, tying.
TIGLE
1. Noun: sea-mullet, lamprey.
2. See tigel (1).
TIGLERE
Noun: tile-marker.
TĪGRISC
Adjective: of a tiger.
TIHT
1. Noun: charge, crime.
2. See tyht (1).
TIHTAN
1. Verb: to accuse, charge a person (acc.) with an offence.
2. Verb: to exhort.
TIHTBYSIG
Adjective: bad repute, frequently involved in accusations.
TIHTLE
Noun: accusation, charge; suit.
TIHTLIAN
Verb: to accuse, charge.
TIL
1. Adjective: good at anything, suitable, competent, capable, adequate apt; useful, serviceable,
profitable, beneficial, convenient; good, kind, gentle; good, excellent.
2. Noun: use, service, convenience; goodness, kindness.
3. Adposition: to, till.
4. See till (1).
TILEN
Noun: endeavour, earnest effort; employment.
TILFREMMENDE
Adjective: well-doing.
TILIA
Noun: workman, cultivator of land, labourer, farmer, hind, husbandman.
TILIAN
See (ge)tilian.
TILL

  1614
1. Noun: fixed point, standing-place, station.
2. See til (3).
TILLIC
Adjective: good, able, capable, fit.
TILLĪCE
Adverb: kindly, graciously.
TILMŌDIG
Adjective: good, kind, noble-minded, well-disposed.
TILÐ
See (ge)tilð.
TILUNG
Noun: effort, endeavour, striving, labour; care, attention, solicitude, treatment, cure;
acquisition, gain, income; occupation, work, employment, business, produce, procuring; pursuit;
performance; culture, husbandry, tending.
TĪMA
Noun: time, period, space of time, hour lifetime; time, condition of things; fixed or appointed
time; favourable time, opportunity; season of the year; age of the world; metrical unit; time of
pronouncing a syllable (grammatical term).
TIMBER
See (ge)timber.
TIMBERGEWEORC
Noun: cutting timber, timber-work.
TIMBERHĀLGUNG
Noun: feast of tabernacles.
TIMBERHRYCG
Noun: wooded ridge; Timber-ridge (as local name).
TIMBERLAND
Noun: land on which to grow timber.
TIMBOR
Noun: revolving borer, auger.
TIMBRAN
See (ge)timbran.
TIMBRIEND
Noun: builder, constructor.
TIMBRUNG

  1615
See (ge)timbrung.
TĪMLIC
Adjective: suitable, of proper age.
TĪMLĪCE
Adverb: quickly, soon.
TIMPANA
Noun: timbrel, tabret.
TIMPESTRE
Noun: (female) timbrel-player.
TIMPLE
Noun: weaver’s instrument.
TIN
1. Noun: tin.
2. Noun: beam, rafter.
3. Adjective: made of tin.
TĪNA
Noun: the river Tyne.
TINCLIAN
Verb: to tickle.
TIND
Noun: spike, beak, prong, tooth of a fork.
TINDIG
Adjective: having spikes.
TINDIHT
Adjective: having spikes or teeth, beaked, jagged, forked.
TINEN
Adjective: made of tin.
TĪNEND
Noun: one who vexes or annoys.
TINGE
Adverb: courteously.
TINNAN
Verb: to stretch, extend; to long for, desire; to burn.
TINT
Noun: charge, offence with which one is charged.

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TINTREG
Noun: punishment, torment, torture.
TINTREGA
Noun: torment, punishment, torture.
TINTREGEND
Noun: torturer.
TINTREGIAN
See (ge)tintregian.
TINTREGLIC
Adjective: tormenting, torturing, infernal.
TINTREGSTŌW
Noun: place of torment.
TINTREGÐEGN
Noun: torturer, executioner.
TINTREGUNG
Noun: punishment, torment.
TINTRIAN
See (ge)tintrian.
TĪR
Noun: fame, honour, glory; ornament, splendour; treasure; name of the rune for t; name of a
planet and a god (Mars).
TĪRĒADIG
Adjective: famous, glorious.
TĪRFÆST
Adjective: famous, glorious.
TĪRFRUMA
Noun: source of glory, prince of glory, the Deity.
TIRGAN
Verb: to worry, pain; to provoke, irritate, exasperate, vex; to excite.
TIRGING
Noun: harassing emotion, provocation, vexation.
TIRIACA
Noun: medicine, antidote for poison.
TIRISC
Adjective: of Tyre, Tyrian.

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TĪRLĒAS
Adjective: inglorious; infamous.
TĪRMEAHTIG
Adjective: of glorious might.
TIRWEN
Adjective: of resin.
TĪRWINE
Noun: glorious friend, epithet of the follower of a successful chief; follower, retainer.
TĪTELIAN
See (ge)tītelian.
TĪTELUNG
Noun: giving of titles or headings.
TĪTOLŌSE
Noun: autumn crocus or spring crocus.
TITOLOSE
Noun: tidulosa (plant).
TITT
Noun: breast, teat, nipple; pap.
TITTSTRYCEL
Noun: teat, nipple.
TĪTUL
Noun: title, superscription.
TĪÐ
Noun: giving, concession, favour, grant, boon; assent, permission.
TĪÐA
Noun: receiver, grantee, sharer in.
TĪÐE
Noun: receiver, grantee, sharer in.
TIÐIAN
See (ge)tiðian.
TĪÐIAN
See (ge)tīðian.
TĪÐRIAN
See (ge)tīðrian.
TĪW

  1618
Noun: Tiw (northern god of war), Mars; name of the rune for t.
TĪWESDÆG
Noun: Tuesday.
TĪWESNIHT
Noun: Monday night.
TŌ-
Affix: separation, division.
TŌ
1. Adposition: to, into; from; of; for; as, as a; in, on, at, next to, by, alongside; at (time); next
to, after (order); in accordance with, according to.
2. Adverb: besides, moreover, in addition to, too; however; towards; to such an extent,
excessively; to that end.
TŌÆTĒACNES
Noun: increase.
TŌÆTĒACNIAN
Verb: to increase.
TŌÆTȲCAN
Verb: to increase.
TŌÆTȲCNES
Noun: increase, augmentation.
TŌĀMEARCIAN
Verb: to assign, mark out.
TŌĀTĒON
Verb: to draw in.
TŌBǢDAN
Verb: to elevate, exalt.
TŌBĒATAN
Verb: to beat to pieces, destroy by beating.
TŌBEFEALDAN
Verb: to fold together.
TŌBEFLŌWAN
Verb: to flow up to.
TŌBEGIETAN
Verb: to acquire, purchase.
TŌBELIMPAN

  1619
Verb: to belong, behove.
TŌBERAN
Verb: to carry, carry off; to remove, purloin; to separate, scatter, dissipate; to be separate to
distract; to destroy; to swell.
TŌBERENNES
Noun: difference.
TŌBERSTAN
Verb: to go to pieces, break in two, be rent asunder, shatter, burst apart, cause to burst apart; to
break out.
TŌBERSTUNG
Noun: bursting.
TŌBESETTAN
Verb: to put to.
TŌBĪCNAN
Verb: indicate.
TŌBĪGEND
Adjective: bowing down, tottering; decrepit.
TŌBLǢDAN
Verb: to inflate, puff up; to enlarge, dilate.
TŌBLĀWAN
Verb: to blow to pieces, blow away, blast, scatter; to inflate, puff up, distend, swell; to cause the
breast to swell with emotion.
TŌBLĀWENNES
Noun: inflation, distension.
TŌBORSTENNES
Noun: breaking out, abscess.
TŌBRǢDAN
Verb: to make broad, extend, enlarge, dilate; to disperse, spread out, scatter, diffuse; to open; to
multiply; to increase, magnify.
TŌBRǢDEDNES
Noun: broadness, breadth, extent.
TŌBRECAN
Verb: to break, break in pieces, break up, shatter, wreck, crush, ruin, destroy; to overthrow,
annul; to diffuse; to break through; to force, violate, infringe; to interrupt, put to an end to.
TŌBREGDAN

  1620
Verb: to separate, tear in pieces, wrench apart, pull to pieces, pull apart; to break off, start from
sleep; to distract; to cast off, shake off; to turn to, turn about.
TŌBRENGNES
Noun: offering, oblation.
TŌBRINGAN
Verb: to bring to.
TŌBROCEN
Adjective: suffering from destruction.
TŌBROCENLIC
Adjective: fragile, brittle, frail, perishable.
TŌBRȲSAN
Verb: to break in pieces, crush, bruise, shatter.
TŌBRȲTAN
Verb: to break in pieces, crush, bruise, destroy; to make contrite, crush with feelings of sorrow.
TŌBRȲTEDNES
Noun: sorrow, trouble, contrition; bruise, breach.
TŌBRȲTENDLIC
Adjective: fragile, brittle, breakable.
TŌBRYTING
Noun: crushing, destruction; contrition.
TŌCEORFAN
Verb: to cut, cut to pieces, cut in two, cut up; to cut away; to cut off.
TŌCĒOWAN
Verb: to bite to pieces, chew, masticate, eat.
TŌCĪNAN
Verb: to break into chinks, split, crack, cleave asunder; to splinter.
TŌCIRHŪS
Noun: lodging-house, inn.
TŌCLǢFAN
Verb: to split, cleave.
TŌCLĒOFAN
Verb: to divide, split, cleave asunder.
TŌCLIFIAN
Verb: to adhere, stick to, cleave to.
TŌCLIFRIAN

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Verb: to tear to pieces, scratch.
TŌCLYPIGENDLIC
Adjective: of address or appeal, vocative.
TŌCLYPUNG
Noun: calling upon, invocation.
TŌCNĀWAN
Verb: to know, acknowledge, understand; to distinguish, discern, recognise.
TŌCNĀWENNES
Noun: knowledge, understanding; discernment.
TŌCNĀWNES
Noun: knowledge, understanding; discernment.
TŌCNYCCAN
Verb: to join.
TŌCNYSSAN
Verb: to crush to pieces, smash, shatter; to shake.
TŌCUMAN
Verb: to come, arrive.
TŌCUMENDE
Adjective: strange, foreign; coming to a strange place.
TŌCWÆSCEDNES
Noun: shaking, trembling, shattering, destruction.
TŌCWEÐAN
Verb: to forbid, prohibit, interdict.
TŌCWYLMAN
Verb: to afflict grievously, torment.
TŌCWȲSAN
Verb: to break to pieces, crush, bruise, shatter, grind to pieces, destroy; to be crushed.
TŌCWȲSEDNES
Noun: crushed condition; contrition.
TŌCYME
Noun: coming, approach, arrival, advent.
TŌCYRCANWERD
Adverb: towards church.
TŌCYRRAN
Verb: to separate, part, turn in different directions.

  1622
TŌDÆG
Adverb: to-day.
TŌDÆGE
Adverb: to-day.
TŌDǢLAN
Verb: to separate, divide, distribute, share; to disperse, scatter, to cut off, dismember, destroy; to
discriminate; to distinguish, discern; to utter, express; to be divided.
TŌDǢLEDLĪCE
Adverb: separately, distinctly, diversely, not in connection.
TŌDǢLEDNES
Noun: separation, division; severance; distinction, difference; intermission, interruption, pause,
respite, cessation.
TŌDǢLENDLIC
Adjective: separable, divisible, distinct.
TŌDǢLENDLĪCE
Adverb: separably, distinctly.
TŌDǢLNES
Noun: separation, division, distinct part.
TŌDĀL
Noun: separation, partition, division, dispersion; difference, distinction; period; portion, section;
comma, clause.
TŌDĒMAN
Verb: to distinguish; to determine, decide, sentence, judge between.
TŌDIHTNIAN
Verb: to dispose, arrange.
TŌDŌN
Verb: to apply, add, put to; to separate, divide, put asunder; to distinguish; to open, undo,
unbind.
TŌDRǢFAN
Verb: to separate, disperse, scatter; to expel, dispel, drive away, out or apart.
TŌDRǢFEDNES
Noun: division; dispersion, scattering, expulsion; difference.
TŌDRĒOSAN
Verb: to decay, perish, be destroyed, fall away.
TŌDRĪFAN

  1623
Verb: to separate, disperse, scatter; to repel, drive away; to destroy.
TŌDWǢSCAN
Verb: to extinguish, put out.
TŌĒACAN
1. Adposition: besides, moreover, also.
2. Adverb: besides, moreover, also, in addition.
TŌEFNES
Adposition: on a level with, abreast of, alongside, beside.
TŌENDEBYRDNES
Noun: order, succession, series.
TŌĒÐIAN
Verb: to inspire.
TŌF
Adjective: slow.
TŌFÆR
Noun: to departure, going away; to decease.
TŌFARAN
Verb: to separate, disperse, scatter; to depart, go away, part, go off separately, pass off; to
disappear, become extinct.
TŌFEALDAN
Verb: to come to land.
TŌFEALLAN
Verb: to fall or break to pieces, fall down, fall off, fall away, collapse; fall apart; to demolish,
destroy.
TŌFECEASTER
Noun: Towcester.
TŌFENG
Noun: taking, seizure, grip.
TŌFĒRAN
Verb: to separate, disperse, go in different directions, go off separately; to deal out; to disturb.
TŌFERIAN
Verb: to disperse, scatter, carry in different directions; to remove, get rid of; to put off; to digest.
TŌFĒSIAN
Verb: to disperse, scatter; to drive away; to rout.
TŌFLĒAM

  1624
Noun: refuge.
TŌFLĒOGAN
Verb: to be disperse, fly asunder, fly apart; to crack, fly to pieces.
TŌFLĒON
Verb: to flee away.
TŌFLĒOTAN
Verb: to float in different directions; to be dispersed by water, carry away by a flood.
TŌFLŌWAN
Verb: to disperse, flow down, flow to, ebb; to be split; to melt; to pour in; to distract, wander; to
be separated, take different directions; to spread; to be dissipated, scattered; to render useless,
bring to nothing.
TŌFLŌWEDNES
Noun: flowing, flux; difusión.
TŌFORAN
Adposition: before, previous to (time); before, in front of, in presence of; above, in a greater
degree than, superior to; above, over; beyond; besides.
TŌFORLǢTAN
Verb: to dismiss.
TŌFORLǢTENNES
Noun: intermission; cessation; leaving off.
TOFT
Noun: site of a house, homestead.
TŌFULTUMIAN
Verb: glosses adiuuare.
TŌFYLLAN
Verb: to smite in pieces.
TOGA
Noun: a leader (only in compounds).
TŌGÆDEREWEARD
Adverb: towards one another.
TŌGÆDRE
Adverb: together.
TŌGǢLAN
Verb: to profane, violate, defile.
TŌGǢNAN

  1625
Verb: to say, utter, pronounce, affirm.
TŌGĀN
Verb: to go to or into, part; to go away, depart, part, separate; to disperse; to happen, come to
pass.
TŌGANG
Noun: to approach, access, attack.
TŌGANGAN
Verb: to go away, pass away, part.
TŌGĒAN
Adposition: towards.
TŌGĒANES
1. Adposition: in opposition to, against; towards to; before; in return, in reply; in readiness for,
against the coming of; on the approach of, towards (time).
2. Adverb: again, in return, in reply; in opposition, against; towards; before.
TŌGĒARE
Adverb: in this year.
TŌGECĪGAN
Verb: to call to.
TŌGECLIFIAN
Verb: to cleave to, adhere, stick to.
TŌGECORENNES
Noun: adoption.
TŌGEDĒGLED
Adjective: hidden away.
TŌGEEFNAN
Verb: to associate with, join oneself to.
TŌGEGEARWIAN
Verb: to prepare.
TŌGEGRĪPAN
Verb: glosses apprehendere.
TŌGEHLYTTO
Noun: union, fellowship.
TŌGEĪECAN
Verb: to add to, increase.
TŌGEĪECENDLIC

  1626
Adjective: adjective, adjectival; added to.
TŌGEĪHT
Adjective: added.
TŌGEĪHTNES
Noun: addition, increment, increase.
TŌGELADUNG
Noun: assembly.
TŌGELǢDAN
Verb: glosses adducere.
TŌGELǢSTAN
Verb: to accompany.
TŌGELAN
Verb: to diffuse, spread a fluid.
TŌGELAÐIAN
Verb: to invite along.
TŌGELAÐUNG
1. Noun: concourse.
2. See tōgeladung.
TŌGELICGENDE
Adjective: belonging, appertaining.
TŌGENĒALǢCAN
Verb: to approach.
TŌGENGAN
Verb: to separate, go different ways.
TŌGĒOTAN
Verb: to spread, diffuse; to pour away, spill; to exhaust.
TŌGESCĒADAN
Verb: to separate things; to expound; to interpret.
TŌGESETTAN
Verb: to put to.
TŌGETEOHHIAN
Verb: glosses apponere.
TŌGETĒON
Verb: to draw towards, attract.
TOGETTAN

  1627
Verb: to twitch, be spasmodic.
TŌGEÐĒOD
Adjective: connected, adjacent, contiguous, adjoined.
TŌGEÐĒODAN
Verb: to adhere, cling to; adjoin.
TŌGEÐĒODENDE
Adjective: adhering.
TŌGEWEGEN
Adjective: applied.
TŌGEWUNOD
Adjective: accustomed.
TOGIAN
1. Verb: to drag, draw, tug.
2. Verb: to twitch, be spasmodic.
TŌGIFE
Adverb: freely, gratis.
TŌGĪFES
Adverb: freely, gratis.
TŌGĪNAN
Verb: to be opened; to split; to slip; to gape, yawn.
TŌGLĪDAN
Verb: to glide away, to fall to pieces, fall asunder, collapse; to be dispersed, dissipated, dispelled,
disappear, vanish; to pass away; to split; to slip, slip away.
TŌGOTENNES
Noun: spreading, diffusion, shedding, pouring out, effusion.
TOGUNG
Noun: spasm, twitch, tugging.
TŌH
Adjective: tough, tenacious; sticky, clammy, glutinous; pliant.
TŌHACCIAN
Verb: to cut or hack to pieces.
TŌHǢLAN
Verb: to weaken, enfeeble; to castrate, emasculate.
TŌHĀWIEND
Noun: spectator.

  1628
TŌHEALD
1. Adjective: inclined, forward, in advance.
2. Adverb: in an 'inclined, forward, in advance' manner.
TŌHĒAWAN
Verb: to cut or hew to pieces.
TŌHELPAN
Verb: to help.
TŌHĪGUNG
Noun: result, effect.
TŌHLADAN
Verb: to disperse, scatter, disband; to destroy.
TŌHLĒOTAN
Verb: to divide into lots.
TŌHLIC
Adjective: tough, tenacious.
TŌHLĪCE
Adverb: toughly, tenaciously.
TŌHLĪDAN
Verb: to split, split asunder, spring apart, break, crack, burst; to open; to gape, yawn.
TOHLĪNE
Noun: tow-line.
TŌHLYSTEND
Noun: listener.
TŌHNESCAN
Verb: to soften, soften away.
TŌHOPA
Noun: hope, expectation.
TŌHOPUNG
Noun: hope, expectation, faith, trust.
TŌHRĒOSAN
Verb: to fall to pieces; to decay, go to ruin, rot away.
TŌHRĒRAN
Verb: to break, shake to pieces, destroy.
TŌHRICIAN
Verb: to separate, divide, cut up.

  1629
TŌHRICOD
Adjective: cut off, dispersed.
TŌHRȲRAN
Verb: to shake in pieces.
TOHTE
Noun: campaign, military expedition; fight, conflict, battle, war.
TŌHUNTIAN
Verb: to hunt.
TŌHWEGA
Adverb: some, a little, somewhat.
TŌHWEORFAN
Verb: to separate, disperse, scatter; to go away, part.
TŌHWON
Adverb: wherefore; why; how far, to which (point), to what extent, how long; to which end, for
what purpose or reason.
TŌHWYRFAN
Verb: to overturn.
TŌHYHT
Noun: trust; hope, confidence, glad expectation; refuge, consolation.
TŌĪCAN
Verb: glosses adjicere.
TŌĪECAN
Verb: to increase.
TŌĪECNES
Noun: increase.
TŌIERNAN
Verb: to run to, run about, run together; to wander about; to flow away, dispersed.
TŌIRNENDE
Adjective: running together.
TŌL
Noun: instrument, implement, apparatus, tool, machinery; weapon.
TŌLǢTAN
Verb: to disperse; to let go, release, cause to go; to relax.
TŌLÆTENNES
Noun: abandonment, a giving up; despondency.

  1630
TOLCENDLĪCE
Adverb: wantonly.
TOLCETTAN
Verb: to be wanton or luxuriant.
TOLCETTENDE
Adjective: talking vainly, chatting emptily; loose, wanton, luxurious.
TOLCETUNG
Noun: incentive, incitement; wanton excitement.
TŌLICGAN
Verb: to lie or run in different directions; to separate, divide, part.
TŌLĪHTAN
Verb: to illuminate.
TŌLIÐIAN
Verb: to separate, disjoint, dismember; to relax; to cancel, discharge an obligation, pay a debt.
TOLL
Noun: due, tax, duty, tribute, toll, impost; rent; act or right of taking toll; passage-money.
TOLLERE
Noun: toll-taker, tax-gatherer; publican.
TOLLFRĒO
Adjective: free from toll, exempt from payment of toll.
TOLLSCEAMOL
Noun: seat of custom, treasury.
TOLLSCĪR
Noun: taxing district; business of gathering taxes.
TOLN
Noun: duty, toll, custom.
TOLNERE
Noun: toll-taker, tax-gatherer.
TŌLŌCIAN
Verb: to belong to.
TOLSETL
Noun: place of toll or custom, toll-booth, custom-house.
TŌLŪCAN
Verb: to tear to pieces, wrench asunder, pull apart, dislocate; to root out; to destroy.
TŌLŪTAN

  1631
Verb: to incline to.
TŌLYNNAN
Verb: to take away.
TŌLȲSAN
Verb: to undo, loosen, release, relax, relieve; to dissolve, dissipate, put to an end to; to separate,
break; to desolate, destroy; to unhinge; to pay.
TŌLȲSEDNES
Noun: loosing, release; dispersion, dissolution; dismissal; desolation; destruction, death.
TŌLȲSEND
Noun: desolater, destroyer.
TŌLȲSENDLIC
Adjective: desolating, destructive.
TŌLȲSING
Noun: loosing, release, redemption; dissolution; destruction.
TŌM
Adjective: free from, empty.
TŌMÆLDAN
Verb: to destroy or hinder peace by talebearing or by spreading reports.
TŌMEARCIAN
Verb: to distinguish; to describe, note down; to enrol.
TŌMEARCODNES
Noun: enumeration, description; census; enrolment.
TŌMETAN
Verb: to mete out; to measure out.
TŌMIDDES
1. Adposition: among, amidst, in the midst of.
2. Adverb: into the midst, amidst.
TŌMORGEN
Adverb: to-morrow.
TŌNAMA
Noun: surname.
TŌNĒALǢCAN
Verb: to approach.
TŌNEMNAN
Verb: to name separately, distinguish.

  1632
TONIAN
Verb: to thunder.
TŌNIMAN
Verb: to separate, divide, take to pieces; to take away.
TOP
1. Noun: top, summit, tassel; tuft, lock of hair; collection of rays of light.
2. Noun: ball, top (plaything).
TOPPA
Noun: tuft; thread.
TŌR
Adjective: difficult, hard.
TŌRǢCAN
Verb: to join, put together.
TŌRBEGETE
Adjective: hard to get.
TORCUL
Noun: wine-press.
TORCYRRE
Adjective: hard to turn, hard to convert.
TORD
Noun: piece of excrement, turd, dung, filth.
TORDWIFEL
Noun: dung-beetle.
TŌRENDAN
Verb: to tear in pieces, rend apart.
TORENĒAGE
Adjective: blear-eyed.
TORFIAN
See (ge)torfian.
TORFUNG
Noun: throwing, casting, hurling (of stones), stoning.
TORHT
1. Noun: clearness, brightness.
2. Adjective: bright, radiant, beautiful, splendid; noble, illustrious, glorious.
TORHTE

  1633
Adverb: brightly, clearly, beautifully, splendidly.
TORHTIAN
Verb: to show, make clear.
TORHTLIC
Adjective: bright, clear, radiant, splendid, glorious.
TORHTLĪCE
Adverb: splendidly.
TORHTMŌD
Adjective: noble, illustrious, glorious.
TORHTNES
Noun: radiance, splendour, glory.
TŌRINNAN
Verb: to run in different directions, disperse.
TORN
1. Noun: anger, indignation, rage, wrath; suffering, affliction, distress, grief, misery, pain;
trouble.
2. Adjective: bitter, grievous, distressing, cruel.
TORNCWIDE
Noun: distressing words, offensive speech.
TORNE
Adverb: indignantly, insultingly; distressingly, bitterly, grievously.
TORNGEMŌT
Noun: attack upon an enemy, battle.
TORNGENĪÐLA
Noun: angry, malignant, grievous or fierce enemy.
TORNLIC
Adjective: bitter, sorrowful, grievous.
TORNMŌD
Adjective: angry, having rage in the heart.
TORNSORG
Noun: sorrow, anxious care.
TORNWORD
Noun: contemptuous or scornful word, offensive expression.
TORNWRACU
Noun: grievous revenge.

  1634
TORNWYRDAN
Verb: to address abusive words to, vituperate; to be incensed.
TOROC
Noun: bung, stopper of a cask; grub, weevil.
TORR
1. Noun: rock, projecting rock, crag.
2. Noun: tower, watch-tower; rock.
TORRIAN
Verb: to tower.
TŌRYNE
Noun: concourse; running together; conflict.
TŌRȲPAN
Verb: to scratch.
TŌSǢLAN
Verb: to be unsuccessful, fail; to lack; to want; to happen amiss.
TŌSĀWAN
Verb: to spread, disperse, scatter; to disseminate opinions, distribute favours, sow dissension; to
scatter seed, sow broadcast.
TOSCA
Noun: frog, toad.
TŌSCǢNAN
Verb: to break, break to pieces.
TOSCANLĒAC
Noun: plant of the genus equisetum.
TŌSCEACAN
Verb: to shake to pieces, shake violently; to disperse, drive asunder; to drive away, shake off.
TŌSCĒACERIAN
Verb: to devastate, waste; to scatter.
TŌSCĒAD
Noun: separating; difference, distinction, distinguishing; diversity.
TŌSCĒADAN
Verb: to separate, divide, part; to scatter; to differ, distinguish, discern, discriminate, set a
variance; to decide; to utter, express, discuss.
TŌSCĒADEDNES
Noun: separation.

  1635
TŌSCĒADEN
Adjective: separate, distinct.
TŌSCĒADEND
Noun: separator, divider.
TŌSCĒADENES
Noun: separation, distinction.
TŌSCEARIAN
Verb: to scatter.
TŌSCECGAN
Verb: to be separated; to stand out distinctly.
TŌSCENDAN
Verb: to destroy.
TŌSCĒOTAN
Verb: to disperse (hurriedly), spring apart, rush in different directions, scatter.
TŌSCIRIAN
Verb: to separate, divide, part, detach; to distribute, allot a share; to distinguish.
TŌSCRĪÐAN
Verb: to disperse, flow apart.
TŌSCŪFAN
Verb: to disperse, scatter, push apart; to incite, impel; to remove, do away.
TŌSCYFTAN
Verb: to divide, distribute.
TŌSCYLLAN
Verb: to separate, divide.
TŌSECGAN
Verb: to be separate, differ.
TŌSENDAN
Verb: to send to; to disperse, send apart, send out, send away, scatter; to destroy.
TŌSĒOÐAN
Verb: to boil to pieces.
TŌSETEDNES
Noun: disposition.
TŌSETTAN
Verb: to set things apart; to dispose.
TŌSĒÐAN

  1636
Verb: to test, prove.
TŌSĪGAN
Verb: to fall to pieces; to decay, get worn out, be threadbare.
TŌSITTAN
Verb: to be separated, be placed apart, sit at a distance from one another.
TŌSLACIAN
Verb: to relax, slacken; to make or become remiss.
TŌSLǢFAN
Verb: to cut up.
TŌSLĒAN
Verb: to strike to pieces, knock to bits, destroy; to drive away.
TŌSLĪFAN
Verb: to split, cut to pieces, cleave.
TŌSLĪTAN
Verb: to separate, scatter; to break, tear to pieces, tear asunder, rend, cleave, serrate (of leaves),
destroy; to wound, bite; to interrupt, distract; to be different.
TŌSLITE
Noun: tear, rent, laceration, wound made by scratching, cutting or biting.
TŌSLĪTERE
Noun: one who tears in pieces; heretic.
TŌSLITNES
Noun: division, dissension; tearing in pieces, rending in pieces, laceration.
TŌSLŪPAN
Verb: to slip away; to be relaxed, get powerless or paralysed; to fall to pieces; to dissolve, melt; to
be undone or loosed.
TŌSLŪPING
Noun: dissolving, dissolution.
TŌSMĒAGAN
Verb: to consider, examine, inquire.
TŌSNǢDAN
Verb: to cut up.
TŌSNĪÐAN
Verb: to cut up, cut in pieces, cut in two, cut asunder, cut off, amputate.
TŌSŌCN
Noun: visiting.

  1637
TŌSŌCNES
Noun: pursuit.
TŌSŌCNUNG
Noun: pursuit.
TŌSOMNE
Adverb: together.
TŌSOMNIAN
Verb: to bring together, collect, assemble.
TŌSŌÐAN
Adverb: in truth, in sooth.
TŌSPILLAN
Verb: to destroy.
TŌSPRǢC
Noun: speech, conversation.
TŌSPRǢDAN
Verb: to spread out, extend, expand.
TŌSPRINGAN
Verb: to spring apart, spring asunder, fly to pieces, crack, burst open.
TŌSPRYTTING
Noun: instigation, inciting.
TŌSPURNAN
Verb: to reject.
TŌSTANDAN
Verb: to stand apart, be distant, stand aloof, not to be forthcoming; to differ, be different, be
discordant; not to occur be put off.
TŌSTENCAN
Verb: to disperse, scatter, drive apart, drag along; to perish, nullify, bring to nought, overthrow,
destroy.
TŌSTENCEDNES
Noun: dispersion, dissipation; destruction.
TŌSTENCEND
Noun: one who dissipates or squanders, prodigal.
TŌSTICIAN
Verb: to pierce, stab to pieces, destroy by thrusts.
TŌSTIHTAN

  1638
Verb: to order, dispose, arrange.
TŌSTINCAN
Verb: to distinguish by smell.
TŌSTINGAN
Verb: to pierce, prick to pieces, thrust in.
TŌSTREGDAN
Verb: to disperse, dissipate, scatter; to distract; to destroy.
TŌSWĀPAN
Verb: to disperse, sweep apart or away.
TŌSWELLAN
Verb: to swell out, grow big.
TŌSWENGAN
Verb: to drive or dash asunder, drive apart; to dispel, destroy.
TŌSWEORCAN
Verb: to make dark, obscure.
TŌSWĪFAN
Verb: to separate, move off in different directions.
TŌSWUNG
Adjective: hurling, throwing (in some sport).
TŌSYNDRIAN
Verb: to separate, divide, sunder; to distinguish, discriminate.
TŌTALU
Noun: reputation.
TŌTELLAN
Verb: to distinguish in counting, count separately.
TŌTĒON
Verb: to pull or tear to pieces, draw asunder, rend, destroy; to pull away, pull apart; take to
oneself, claim for oneself.
TŌTERAN
Verb: to tear to pieces, cut out, lacerate, bite; to harass, destroy.
TŌTHYLL
Noun: look-out hill.
TŌTIAN
Verb: to look, peep out; to stick out.
TŌTIHTING

  1639
Noun: suggestion, instigation, prompting.
TŌTORFIAN
Verb: to cast about; to toss about, fling in different directions; to stone to pieces, destroy by
throwing stones.
TŌTRÆGLIAN
Verb: to pull to pieces, pull away, strip.
TŌTREDAN
Verb: to tread to pieces, trample upon.
TOTRIDA
Noun: swing, swinging figure.
TŌTWǢMAN
Verb: to separate, divide, disjoin, dissever; to divorce; to distinguish, discern; to break in pieces,
break up; to disperse, scatter, dissolve; to postpone, defer.
TŌTWǢMEDNES
Noun: separation, division; distinction; want of union.
TŌÐ
Noun: tooth, tusk.
TŌÐECE
Noun: toothache.
TŌÐENEDNES
Noun: stretching, distension.
TŌÐĒNIAN
Verb: to attend upon, serve.
TŌÐENING
Noun: distension.
TŌÐĒNUNG
Noun: administration.
TŌÐERSCAN
Verb: to dash or knock to pieces.
TŌÐGĀR
Noun: tooth-pick.
TŌÐINDAN
Verb: to swell up, inflate, puff up, grow big; to be arrogant, swell with pride.
TŌÐLĒAS
Adjective: toothless.

  1640
TŌÐMÆGEN
Noun: strength of teeth or tusks.
TŌÐRǢSTAN
Verb: to crush, destroy.
TŌÐRIMA
Noun: enclosure of teeth, gum.
TŌÐRINGAN
Verb: to drive or press asunder, scatter by pressure.
TŌÐSEALF
Noun: tooth-salve.
TŌÐSTICCA
Noun: tooth-pick.
TŌÐUNDENES
Noun: pride, arrogance, contumacy; swollenness.
TŌÐUNDENLIC
Adjective: arrogant.
TŌÐUNDENLĪCE
Adverb: proudly, arrogantly.
TŌÐUNIAN
Verb: to astonish.
TŌÐUNIENDE
Adjective: amazing, astonishing.
TŌÐWÆRC
Noun: toothache.
TŌÐWĪNAN
Verb: to vanish away, disappear; to burst.
TŌÐWYRM
Noun: worm in a tooth.
TOWCRÆFT
Noun: skill in weaving or spinning.
TŌWEARD
1. Adjective: approaching, impending; future; facing.
2. Adposition: towards, in the direction of.
3. Adverb: towards, forwards.
TŌWEARDLIC

  1641
Adjective: future.
TŌWEARDLĪCE
Adverb: in the future, in time to come.
TŌWEARDNES
Noun: future, time to come, future coming.
TŌWEAXAN
Verb: to grow apart (in a scattered way).
TŌWECCAN
Verb: to wake (trans.) up, arouse, stir up, excite.
TŌWEGAN
Verb: to disperse, scatter, dispel.
TOWEHT
Noun: basket for putting wool in.
TŌWENDAN
Verb: to overthrow, demolish, destroy; to upset, subvert, overturn.
TŌWEORPAN
Verb: to disperse, scatter; to throw in different directions, throw away, throw down, throw out;
to dissipate, dissolve; to break in pieces; to put down, overthrow, demolish, destroy; to put to an
end to, make void, blot out; to cast down.
TŌWEORÐIAN
Verb: glosses adorare.
TŌWESAN
Verb: to be present.
TŌWESNES
Noun: separation, dissolution; difference, disagreement, discord, dissension; divorce.
TOWETTAN
Verb: to associate with.
TOWHŪS
Noun: tow-house, spinning-house or chamber.
TŌWIELTAN
Verb: to roll to.
TŌWĪTAN
Verb: to depart, pass away.
TŌWIÐERE
Adposition: against, in opposition to; in answer to, in reply to.

  1642
TOWLIC
Adjective: belonging to thread or weaving.
TOWMȲDERCE
Noun: work-box, tow-chest (for weaving materials).
TŌWORPENNES
Noun: desolation, subversion; destruction, overthrow; dispersion, throwing out, expulsion,
ejection.
TŌWRECAN
Verb: to disperse, drive asunder, scatter, dissipate.
TŌWRĪTAN
Verb: to describe.
TŌWRITENNES
Noun: writing down, description, detailed writing.
TŌWRĪÐAN
Verb: to twist apart, distort.
TOWTŌL
Noun: implement for spinning.
TŌWUNDERLIC
Adjective: wondrous, marvellous, glorious.
TŌWYRD
1. Noun: occasion, opportunity.
2. See tōweard (1).
3. See tōweard (2).
4. See tōweard (3).
TŌWYRPENDLIC
Adjective: destructible.
TRACTER
Noun: funnel.
TRÆF
Noun: dwelling, building, tent, pavilion.
TRÆGLIAN
See (ge)træglian.
TRĀG
1. Adjective: bad, mean, evil.
2. Noun: affliction, ill, evil.

  1643
TRĀGE
Adverb: cruelly, evilly.
TRAHT
Noun: text, passage, commentary, exposition, treatise.
TRAHTAÐ
Noun: commentary.
TRAHTBŌC
Noun: commentary, book of exposition, (religious) treatise.
TRAHTERE
Noun: commentator, expositor, expounder, interpreter.
TRAHTIAN
See (ge)trahtian.
TRAHTNIAN
See (ge)trahtnian.
TRAHTNUNG
Noun: comment, commentary, explanation, exposition.
TRĀISC
Adjective: tragic.
TRAMET
Noun: page (of a book).
TRANDENDE
Adjective: precipitous, steep.
TREAFLĪCE
Adverb: painfully, grievously.
TREDAN
See (ge)tredan.
TRĒAGIAN
See (ge)trēagian.
TREDDAN
Verb: to tread on, tread upon foot, trample, trample upon; to examine, investigate.
TREDDE
Noun: press (for wine or oil).
TREDDIAN
Verb: to step, tread, walk.
TREDE

  1644
Adjective: firm or fit to tread on.
TREDEL
Noun: step, sole of the foot.
TREDEND
Noun: treader.
TREFET
Noun: trivet; tripod.
TREGA
Noun: hurt, grief, ill, pain, vexation; misfortune, misery, trouble.
TREGIAN
Verb: to afflict, trouble, grieve, vex, harass.
TREMMAN
Verb: to step.
TRENDAN
Verb: to roll, turn, turn round, revolve, move hastily.
TRENDEL
Noun: circle, ring, disk, sphere, orb; circus.
TRENDELED
Adjective: made round.
TRENDELNES
Noun: circuit, surrounding space.
TRENDLIAN
Verb: to roll, trundle.
TRĒONTA
Noun: the Trent.
TRĒOW
1. Noun: tree; wood, timber; stick, log, stake, beam, cudgel, staff; wood, grove; cross, rood, tree
of the cross.
2. Noun: truth; belief, faith, trust, confidence; fidelity, loyalty; promise, pledge; agreement,
covenant, treaty; kindness, grace, favour, help.
3. See trēowe (1).
TRĒOWAN
See (ge)trēowan.
TRĒOWBĪCEN
Noun: nest of wild honey.

  1645
TRĒOWBYTT
Noun: wooden vessel.
TRĒOWCYNN
Noun: kind of tree or wood.
TRĒOWE
1. Adjective: true; faithful, trustworthy, honest; genuine.
2. See trēow (2).
TRĒOWEN
Adjective: of a tree; of wood, wooden.
TRĒOWFÆST
See (ge)trēowfæst.
TRĒOWFĒGING
Noun: joining together of boards or planks.
TRĒOWFUGOL
Noun: tree-haunting bird, forest bird.
TRĒOWFUL
See (ge)trēowful.
TRĒOWFULLĪCE
See (ge)trēowfullīce.
TRĒOWGEÐOFTA
Noun: faithful comrade, trusty companion.
TRĒOWGEWEORC
Noun: wood-work, structure of wood or timber.
TRĒOWGEWRID
Noun: thicket of trees.
TRĒOWLĒAS
See (ge)trēowlēas.
TRĒOWLIC
Adjective: true; faithful, trusty; safe.
TRĒOWLĪCE
Adverb: truly; faithfully, confidently.
TRĒOWLOGA
Noun: pledge-breaker.
TRĒOWLUFU
Noun: true love, faithful love.

  1646
TRĒOWRǢDEN
Noun: state or condition of being true or faithful.
TRĒOWSIAN
See (ge)trēowsian.
TRĒOWSTEALL
Noun: plantation, grove.
TRĒOWSTEDE
Noun: grove.
TRĒOWTERU
Noun: tree-tar, resin.
TRĒOWÐ
See (ge)trēowð.
TRĒOWÐRĀG
Noun: time for faithfulness, fidelity.
TRĒOWWÆSTM
Noun: fruit of a tree.
TRĒOWWEORÐUNG
Noun: tree-worship.
TRĒOWWYRHTA
Noun: wood-worker, carpenter, joiner.
TRĒOWWYRM
Noun: caterpillar; cankerworm.
TRĒPE
Noun: troop, band.
TREPPAN
1. Verb: to trap.
2. Verb: to tread.
TREPPE
Noun: trap, snare.
TRIDWET
Noun: hasta.
TRIFELUNG
Noun: pounding, grinding, threshing; stamping.
TRIFET
Noun: tribute.

  1647
TRIFULIAN
See (ge)trifulian.
TRĪG
Noun: wooden board, tray; trough.
TRINDA
Noun: round lump, ball.
TRINDE
Noun: round lump, ball.
TRINDHYRST
Noun: circular copse.
TRINDLE
Adjective: round.
TRINGAN
Verb: press.
TRIUMPHA
Noun: triumph, entry into Rome of a victorious general.
TROD
Noun: track, trace.
TRODU
Noun: track, trace.
TROG
Noun: hollow vessel, basin, tub, trough; tray; canoe, boat; cradle; conduit, water-pipe.
TROGHRYCG
Noun: ridge where there is a water-trough.
TROGSCIP
Noun: kind of boat, boat made from a hollowed log.
TRŌIA
Noun: Troy.
TRŌĪANA
Noun: the Trojans.
TRŌĪANĪSC
Adjective: Trojan.
TROPERE
Noun: service books containing versus sung at certain festivals before the Introit.
TRUCIAN

  1648
See (ge)trucian.
TRŪHT
Noun: trout.
TRUM
Adjective: firm, fixed, strong; active, vigorous; sound, secure, trustworthy.
TRUMA
See (ge)truma.
TRUMIAN
See (ge)trumian.
TRUMLIC
Adjective: firm, stable, strong; sound; durable; substantial; exhorting, hortatory.
TRUMLĪCE
Adverb: firmly, steadfastly, strongly; considerably; in a way that encourages.
TRUMNAÐ
Noun: confirmation; strengthening.
TRŪS
Noun: brushwood (for fuel).
TRUSEN
Adjective: grown with brushwood.
TRŪÐ
Noun: actor, trumpeter, buffoon.
TRŪÐHORN
Noun: trumpet, clarion.
TRŪWA
See (ge)trūwa.
TRYM
Noun: short length, step; small piece.
TRYMES
Noun: drachm (weight); Roman coin; English coin (three pence).
TRYMESSA
Noun: drachm (weight); Roman coin; English coin.
TRYMESSE
Noun: drachm (weight); Roman coin; English coin.
TRYMIAN

  1649
Verb: to strengthen, fortify, become strong; to step; to confirm; to comfort; to incite, exhort; to
set in order, arrange, prepare, array, arm; to give (hostages); to testify, attest.
TRYMMEND
Noun: supporter; one who makes an agreement.
TRYMMENDLIC
Adjective: encouraging, hortatory.
TRYMMING
See (ge)trimming.
TRYMNES
See (ge)trymnes.
TRYMÐ
Noun: strength; support, prop, staff.
TŪ
Pronoun: thou.
TŪCIAN
See (ge)tūcian.
TŪDDORFŌSTER
Noun: nourishment of offspring.
TŪDDORFUL
Adjective: prolific, fruitful, fertile.
TŪDDORSPĒD
Noun: fertility.
TŪDDORTĒONDE
Adjective: begetting issue; producing offspring or fruit.
TUDENARD
Noun: shield.
TŪDOR
1. Noun: offspring, children, descendant, family; race, breed; product, fruit; issue.
2. Adjective: prolific.
TŪDORFÆST
Adjective: prolific, fruitful, fertile.
TŪDORNES
Noun: offspring.
TUDU
Noun: shield.

  1650
TULGE
Adverb: well; firmly, strongly.
TUMBERE
Noun: player, dancer, tumbler.
TUMBIAN
Verb: to leap, tumble, dance.
TUMBING
Noun: dancing.
TŪN
Noun: enclosed ground, yard, field, garden; farm, manor; homestead, dwelling, house, mansion;
group of houses, village, town, referring to the towns of Roman Britain.
TŪNCERSE
Noun: garden-cress, nasturtium.
TŪNCIRCE
Noun: church in a town.
TŪNCRESSA
Noun: town-cress, garden-cress.
TUNECE
Noun: under-garment, coat, tunic, toga.
TUNGE
Noun: words, speech; language, tongue; tongue-shaped thing.
TŪNGEBŪR
Noun: inhabitant, resident, tenant in village, villain.
TUNGELLIC
Adjective: heavenly.
TŪNGERĒFA
Noun: steward, town-reeve, bailiff; praetor.
TUNGEÐRUM
Noun: ligament of the tongue.
TUNGFUL
Adjective: talkative, loquacious.
TUNGGELÆLLE
Adjective: verbose.
TUNGLEN
Adjective: starry; of the stars, sidereal.

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TUNGLERE
Noun: astrologer, astronomer.
TUNGOL
Noun: heavenly body, star, constellation, planet.
TUNGOLǢ
Noun: astronomy.
TUNGOLBǢRE
Adjective: starry.
TUNGOLCRÆFT
Noun: star-craft, astronomy, astrology.
TUNGOLCRÆFTIGA
Noun: astronomer, astrologer, magician.
TUNGOLCRÆFTWĪSE
Noun: astronomy.
TUNGOLGESCĒAD
Noun: astronomy, astrology.
TUNGOLGIM
Noun: (bright) star, starry gem.
TUNGOLSPRǢC
Noun: astrology.
TUNGOLWĪTEGA
Noun: astrologer, star prophet.
TUNGWŌD
Adjective: sharp-tongued, tongue-mad, violent in speech.
TŪNHŌFE
Noun: ground ivy.
TŪNINCEL
Noun: small property, small farm or estate.
TŪNLAND
Noun: land of an estate or farm.
TŪNLIC
Adjective: of a village, rustic.
TŪNMANN
Noun: villager, villain, rustic, man living on a manor.
TŪNMELDE

  1652
Noun: orach (plant).
TUNNE
Noun: barrel, cask, tun.
TUNNEBOTM
Noun: the bottom of a cask, drum.
TŪNPRĒOST
Noun: village priest.
TŪNRǢD
Noun: town-council.
TŪNSCIPE
Noun: population of a village; township.
TŪNSCĪR
Noun: administration of an estate, stewardship.
TUNSINGWYRT
Noun: white hellebore.
TŪNSŌCN
Noun: legal jurisdiction over a village.
TŪNSTEALL
Noun: farm-stead, farm-yard.
TŪNSTEDE
Noun: village, farm-stead.
TŪNWEG
Noun: road on a town, private road.
TŪR
Noun: tower, fortress.
TURF
Noun: soil, sod, turf, greensward.
TURFGRET
Noun: turfpit.
TURFHACCE
Noun: turf-hoe, implement for cutting turf.
TURFHAGA
Noun: grassy plot, grassy enclosure.
TURFHLĒOW
Noun: covering of turf, shelter built on turf.

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TURL
Noun: ladle, scoop, trowel.
TURNIGENDLIC
Adjective: revolving.
TURNING
1. Noun: turning, rotation.
2. See tyrning.
TURTLA
Noun: turtle-dove.
TURTLE
Noun: turtle.
TURTURE
Noun: turtle-dove.
TŪSC
Noun: canine or molar tooth, grinder, tusk.
TUWA
Adverb: twice.
TŪXEL
Noun: canine or molar tooth, tusk.
TWĀ
Adverb: twice.
TWADDUNG
Noun: adulation.
TWǢDE
Adjective: doubled, containing two or three parts of a whole; the word occurs mostly as
substantive, two thirds, two parts of three.
TWǢMAN
See (ge)twǣman.
TWǢMENDLĪCE
Adverb: separately; alternately.
TWǢMING
Noun: separation, division, parting; distinction.
TWALTIGA
Noun: palma.
TWĀNIHTE

  1654
Adjective: two days old.
TWĒGEN
Numeral: two.
TWELF
Numeral: twelve.
TWELFFEALD
Adjective: twelve-fold.
TWELFGYLDE
Adjective: twelve-fold.
TWELFHYNDE
Adjective: belonging to the class whose wergild was 1200 shillings.
TWELFMŌNÐ
Adjective: twelvemonth.
TWELFNIHTE
Adjective: twelve days old.
TWELFTA
1. Adjective: twelfth.
2. Noun: twelfth day.
TWELFTADÆG
Noun: twelfth day.
TWELFTAMÆSSEǢFEN
Noun: eve of the Epiphany.
TWELFTE
Adverb: twelfthly, in the twelfth place.
TWELFWINTRE
Adjective: twelve years old.
TWENGAN
Verb: to squeeze, pinch, twinge.
TWĒNTIG
Numeral: twenty.
TWENTIGESNIHTE
Adjective: twenty nights old.
TWĒNTIGFEALD
Adjective: twenty-fold.
TWENTIGGĒARE

  1655
Adjective: twenty years old.
TWĒNTIGOÐA
Numeral: twentieth.
TWĒNTIGWINTRE
Adjective: twenty years old.
TWĒO
See (ge)twēo.
TWĒOGAN
See (ge)twēogan.
TWĒOGENDE
Adjective: doubting.
TWĒOGENDLIC
Adjective: doubtful, uncertain.
TWĒOGENDLĪCE
Adverb: doubtingly, doubtfully.
TWĒOLIC
Adjective: doubtful, uncertain, ambiguous, equivocal.
TWĒOLĪCE
Adverb: doubtfully, uncertainly, ambiguously.
TWĒOMANN
Noun: a creature about which it is doubtful whether it be human.
TWĒON
See (ge)twēon.
TWĒONA
Noun: doubt.
TWĒONE
Numeral: two.
TWĒONELĒOHT
Noun: twilight.
TWĒONIENDLIC
Adjective: doubtful, dubious, uncertain.
TWĒONIGEND
Adjective: doubtful, expressing doubt.
TWĒONIGENDLĪCE
Adverb: perhaps.

  1656
TWĒONOL
Adjective: doubtful.
TWĒONUNG
Noun: doubt, uncertainty, hesitation; scruple.
TWI-
Affix: two, double.
TWIBĒTE
Adjective: subject to double compensation.
TWIBILL
Noun: two-edged axe.
TWIBILLE
Adjective: double-edged.
TWIBLĒOH
Adjective: double-dyed; double-formed, biform.
TWIBŌTE
1. Adverb: with double ‘bōt’, in a 'subject to double compensation' manner.
2. See twibēte.
TWIBROWEN
Adjective: twice-brewed.
TWIBYTME
Adjective: double-bottomed.
TWICCERE
Noun: one who divided up the food in a monastery; one who pulls to pieces.
TWICCIAN
Verb: to twitch, pluck; to gather; to catch hold of.
TWICELE
Noun: river-fork.
TWICEN
Noun: junction of roads.
TWIDÆGLIC
Adjective: lasting two days.
TWIDǢL
Noun: two-thirds; double portion.
TWIDǢLAN
Verb: to divide into two; to differ.

  1657
TWIDE
Noun: the Tweed.
TWIDĒAGOD
Adjective: double-dyed.
TWIECGE
Adjective: two-edged.
TWIECGEDE
Adjective: two-edged.
TWĪENDLĪCE
Adverb: doubtingly.
TWIFEALD
See (ge)twifeald.
TWIFEALDAN
See (ge)twifealdan.
TWIFEALDIAN
See (ge)twifealdian.
TWIFEALDLIC
Adjective: twofold, double.
TWIFEALDLĪCE
Adverb: doubly, to twice the amount.
TWIFEALDNES
Noun: doubleness, duplication, doubling; irresolution; duplicity, deceitfulness.
TWIFĒRE
Adjective: having two ways, accessible by two ways.
TWIFERLǢCAN
Verb: to dissociate.
TWIFĒTE
Adjective: two-footed.
TWIFEÐEREDE
Adjective: double-winged, forked.
TWIFINGRE
Adjective: two fingers thick.
TWIFYRCLEDE
Adjective: having two prongs, forked.
TWIFYRCLIAN

  1658
Verb: to branch off, deviate from; to split into two, fork off from, separate from another object.
TWIFYRD
Noun: place-name, Twyford.
TWIFȲREDE
Adjective: two-furrowed.
TWIG
Noun: shoot, twig, branch; small tree.
TWIGǢREDE
Adjective: cloven.
TWĪGAN
See (ge)twīgan.
TWIGILDE
1. Adjective: paying double, liable to a double fine.
2. Adverb: with a double payment.
3. Noun: double payment.
TWIHǢMED
Adjective: one who marries twice.
TWIHĒAFDEDE
Adjective: double-headed.
TWIHEOLOR
Noun: balance.
TWIHĪWE
Adjective: of two colours or shapes.
TWIHĪWEDE
1. Adjective: of two colours or shapes.
2. See twihīwe.
TWIHĪWIAN
Verb: to dissimulate; to assume two shapes.
TWIHLIDEDE
Adjective: double-lidded, having two openings.
TWIHWĒOLE
Adjective: two-wheeled.
TWIHWYRFT
Noun: double course or period.
TWIHYCGAN

  1659
Verb: to think differently, disagree, dissent.
TWIHYNDE
1. Adjective: having wergild of 200 shillings.
2. Noun: wergild of 200 shillings.
TWIHYNDEMAN
Noun: man of the twihynde class.
TWILÆPPEDA
Adjective: having two skirts or lappets.
TWILAFTE
Adjective: two-edged.
TWĪLĒAFA
Noun: unknown plant.
TWILĪBROCEN
Adjective: woven of threads of two colours.
TWILIC
Adjective: double, woven of double thread.
TWIMEN
Noun: translates ‘homodubii’.
TWIMYLTE
Adjective: twice melted.
TWĪN
Noun: double thread, twist, twine; linen.
TWINCLIAN
Verb: to twinkle, wink.
TWINEBBE
Adjective: having two faces.
TWĪNEN
Adjective: of linen, linen.
TWING
Noun: mass, lump, what is pressed together.
TWINGAN
Verb: to press, force.
TWINIHTE
Adjective: two days old.
TWINN

  1660
Adjective: twin, double, twofold, two by two.
TWINWYRM
Noun: small insect, buprestis.
TWIRǢDE
Adjective: uncertain, irresolute, undecided; disagreeing, discordant, without unanimity, at
variance.
TWIRǢDNES
Noun: disagreement, discord, dissension, sedition.
TWISCEATTE
Adverb: to the extent of a double payment.
TWISCYLDIG
Adjective: liable to a double penalty.
TWISEHT
Adjective: disunited, discordant, at variance.
TWISEHTAN
Verb: to disagree, be at variance.
TWISEHTNES
Noun: disagreement, discord, dissension, variance.
TWISEL
Adjective: forked, double.
TWISELTŌÐ
Adjective: having the teeth forked or double.
TWISESTRE
Adjective: containing two sesters.
TWISLA
Noun: confluence, junction, the fork of a river or road.
TWISLED
Adjective: forked.
TWISLIAN
Verb: to fork, branch, divide into two.
TWISLIHT
Adjective: forked, branched.
TWISLUNG
Noun: division, partition, forking, branching; difference.
TWISNÆCCE

  1661
Adjective: double-pointed, cloven.
TWISNĒSE
Adjective: double-pointed, cloven.
TWISPRǢC
Noun: double or unfair speech; deceit, detraction.
TWISPRǢCE
Adjective: double-tongued; deceitful, detracting.
TWISPRǢCNES
Noun: double speech; detraction.
TWISPRECAN
Verb: to murmur.
TWISPUNNEN
Adjective: twice-spun.
TWIST
Noun: branch, fork.
TWISTRENGE
Adjective: two-stringed.
TWITÆLGED
Adjective: double-dyed.
TWIÐRĀWEN
Adjective: twice thrown or twisted; twice woven.
TWIWǢG
Noun: pair of scales, balance.
TWIWEG
Noun: junction of two roads.
TWIWINTRE
Adjective: two years old.
TWIWYRDIG
Adjective: ambiguous; at variance.
TYCGAN
Verb: to move quickly, quiver, palpitate.
TȲDERNES
1. Noun: branch.
2. See tīedernes.
TȲDRAN

  1662
See (ge)tȳdran.
TȲDRED
Adjective: provided with offspring.
TȲDRIEND
Noun: propagator, one that brings forth.
TȲDRUNG
Noun: propagation, production; branch; weakness, sterility.
TYGE
Noun: pull, tug, dragging; drawing together; leading, conducting; draught of drink; statement,
deduction, inference.
TYGEHŌC
Noun: hook for pulling.
TYGEHORN
Noun: cupping-glass.
TYGEL
Noun: pulling-rope, rein, trace.
TYGELE
Noun: lamprey.
TYHT
1. Noun: way, manner, habit, practice, usage; instruction, training; going, motion, move,
progress, march; covering, what is drawn over; region.
2. See tiht (1).
TYHTAN
See (ge)tyhtan.
TYHTEN
Noun: incentive, incitement; allurement, enticement, inducement, excitement.
TYHTEND
Noun: inciter, instigator, exhorter.
TYHTENDLIC
Adjective: persuading, hortatory, that serves far exhortation or encouragement.
TYHTERE
Noun: inciter, instigator; enticer.
TYHTING
Noun: incitement, instigation; persuasion, exhortation, encouragement, allurement, enticement,
impulse; instruction, suggestion, advice.

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TYHTNES
Noun: instinct, inward impulse; conviction, instigation.
TYLDSYLE
Noun: tent.
TYLLAN
Verb: to attract, draw; to pay toll.
TȲN
See (ge)tȳn.
TȲNAN
See (ge)tȳnan.
TYNCEN
Noun: barrel, little tub; bladder.
TYNDER
Noun: tinder, fuel; cautery, burner.
TYNDERCYNN
Noun: combustible.
TYNGE
See (ge)tynge.
TYNGELĪCE
See (ge)tyngelīce.
TȲNING
Noun: closing, fencing.
TȲNNESS
Noun: enclosed place, prison.
TȲRAN
Verb: to shed tears, run with tears.
TYRDELU
Noun: droppings, small pieces of excrement.
TȲRENDE
Adjective: having watery eyes.
TYRFHAGA
1. Noun: hoe, mattock.
2. See turfhaga.
TYRNAN
Verb: to turn, revolve, move round; to run.

  1664
TYRNGEAT
Noun: turnstile.
TYRNING
Noun: rotation, turning round; roundness, rotundity; crookedness, deceit.
TYRRENISC
Adjective: Tyrrhenian.
TYRWA
Noun: resin, tar, gum.
TYRWAN
1. Verb: to vex, harass.
2. Verb: to tar; to make like tar.
TYRWE
Noun: tar, resin.
TYSCA
Noun: buzzard.
TYSLIAN
Verb: to put on, dress.
TYSLUNG
Noun: dressing.
TYSSE
Noun: coarse cloth.
TȲTAN
Verb: to shine, sparkle; to stand out, be conspicuous.

  1665
ÐĀ
1. Adverb: then, at that time; after that time, thereupon; when, at the time that, whilst, during;
there, where; seeing that, inasmuch as, if, when, since, as, because.
2. Conjunction: then, at that time; after that time, thereupon; when, at the time that, whilst,
during; there, where; seeing that, inasmuch as, if, when, since, as, because.
3. Demonstrative/article: those.
ÐACA
See (ge)ðaca.
ÐACCIAN
See (ge)ðaccian.
ÐACIAN
Verb: to thatch.
ÐÆC
Noun: covering, roof, thatch.
ÐÆCE
Noun: covering, roof of a building, thatch.
ÐÆCELE
Noun: torch, lamp, light.
ÐÆCSELE
Noun: building with a thatched roof.
ÐÆCTIGILE
Noun: tile for a roof.
ÐÆDERLENDISC
Adjective: native.
ÐÆGE
Pronoun: they, these.
ÐǢR
1. Adverb: there, in that place, thither, yonder; where, whither, to which place; then, in that
case, when; though, if, in case that, so far as, whilst, provided that; in that respect.
2. Conjunction: there, thither, yonder; where, whither; then; when; though, if, so far as, whilst,
provided that; in that respect.
ÐǢRĀBŪTAN
Adverb: thereabout, about that place.
ÐǢRÆFTER
Adverb: thereafter, after that.

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ÐǢRÆT
Adverb: thereat.
ÐÆRAN
Verb: to dry, wipe.
ÐǢRBIG
Adverb: thereby, thus, by that.
ÐǢRBINNAN
Adverb: therein.
ÐǢRBUFAN
Adverb: besides, over and above that.
ÐǢRFORAN
Conjunction: before that.
ÐǢRFORE
Adverb: for it.
ÐǢRGEMANG
Adverb: thereamong.
ÐǢRIN
Adverb: therein, wherein.
ÐǢRINNE
Adverb: therein.
ÐǢRMID
Adverb: therewith, with that; straightway, at the same time.
ÐǢRNĒHST
Adverb: next to that.
ÐÆRNIAN
Verb: to lose.
ÐǢROF
Adverb: thereof, of or from that.
ÐǢROFER
Adverb: thereover, over or above that.
ÐǢRON
Adverb: therein, thereinto; thereon; thereof.
ÐǢRONEMN
Adverb: alongside.
ÐǢRONGĒN

1667
Adverb: on the contrary, there against.
ÐǢRONINNAN
Adverb: therein, thereinto.
ÐǢRONUPPAN
Adverb: thereupon, thereon.
ÐǢRRIHTE
Adverb: straightway, immediately, instantly, at once, thereupon, forthwith; just.
ÐǢRTŌ
Adverb: thereto, to that place, to it; then, next, besides; for that purpose; belonging to.
ÐǢRTŌĒACAN
Adverb: besides, moreover, in addition to that.
ÐǢRTŌGĒANES
Adverb: opposite, on the contrary, in opposition; thereto; in return, in exchange for, in reply, in
refutation; as a set off.
ÐǢRÐǢR
Adverb: wherever.
ÐǢRUNDER
Adverb: beneath.
ÐǢRUPPAN
Adverb: thereon, thereupon.
ÐǢRŪT
Adverb: thereout, outside; without.
ÐǢRŪTE
Adverb: outside; without.
ÐǢRWIÐ
Adverb: therewith; against, in return, in exchange for.
ÐǢRYMBE
Adverb: thereabout, about that, on that point.
ÐǢRYMBŪTAN
Adverb: thereabouts.
ÐÆS
Adverb: afterwards; accordingly, according as; that; as, because; therefore, wherefore, provided,
thence.
ÐÆSLǢCAN
See (ge)ðæslǣcan.

1668
ÐÆSLIC
Adjective: suitable, fit, proper, seemly, becoming, meet; accordant, in agreement, harmonious,
congruous; fair, elegant, comely.
ÐÆSLĪCE
Adverb: thus, so, in that way, after this manner, similarly; suitably, fitly, meetly, aptly,
opportunely.
ÐÆSLICNES
Noun: fitness, meetness, convenience, agreement with what is right.
ÐǢSMA
Noun: leaven, yeast.
ÐÆT
1. Adverb: that; so that, in order that; then, after that; thence.
2. Conjunction: that; so that, in order that; then, after that; thence.
3. Demonstrative/Article: that, so that, in order that; then, after that, thence.
ÐÆTTE
Conjunction: that, so that, in order that.
ÐAFETERE
Noun: one who agrees, consents or acquiesces in what is wrong.
ÐAFETTAN
See (ge)ðafettan.
ÐAFIAN
See (ge)ðafian.
ÐAFUNG
See (ge)ðafung.
ÐĀGĪET
Adverb: yet, still.
ÐAMETTAN
Verb: to clap (hands).
ÐĀN
1. Adjective: moist, watered, irrigated.
2. Noun: irrigated land.
ÐANANSĪÐ
Noun: journey thence.
ÐANC
See (ge)ðanc.

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ÐANCES
Adverb: gladly, thankfully; voluntarily, gratis.
ÐANCFULLĪCE
Adverb: thankfully, gratefully; kindly, graciously.
ÐANCHYCGENDE
Adverb: thoughtful.
ÐANCIAN
See (ge)ðancian.
ÐANCMETTIAN
Verb: to think over, consider, deliberate.
ÐANCMETUNG
Noun: thought, consideration, deliberation.
ÐANCOL
See (ge)ðancol.
ÐANCOLMŌD
Adjective: thoughtful, considerate, attentive; prudent, wise, intelligent.
ÐANCSNOTTOR
Adjective: prudent, wise; ingenious.
ÐANCUNG
Noun: thanking, thanks, thanksgiving.
ÐANCWEORÐ
Adjective: thankworthy, acceptable; thankful, grateful; memorable.
ÐANCWEORÐLIC
Adjective: grateful, thankful, thankworthy; acceptable; memorable.
ÐANCWEORÐLĪCE
Adverb: gladly, willingly.
ÐANCWORD
Noun: thanks, word of thanks.
ÐANĒCAN
Adverb: whenever, as soon as ever.
ÐĀNIAN
Verb: to moisten; to be or become moist.
ÐANON
Adverb: away, from that time or place, thence, whence; from which, of which; then, thereupon,
henceforth; by which, through that.

1670
ÐANONFORÐ
Adverb: after that, then, thenceforward.
ÐANONWEARD
Adverb: moving or departing thence.
ÐĀS
Demonstrative/Article: this.
ÐĀWIAN
Verb: to thaw.
ÐE
1. Pronoun: that, who, which.
2. Conjunction: when; or; then; where; (with comparatives) than.
ÐĒAH
1. Adverb: though, although, even if; that; but, however, nevertheless, yet, still; whether.
2. Conjunction: though, although, even if; that; however, nevertheless, yet, still; whether.
ÐĒAHHWÆÐERE
Adverb: but, however, nevertheless yet; moreover.
ÐEAHT
See (ge)ðeaht.
ÐEAHTERE
See (ge)ðeahtere.
ÐEAHTIAN
See (ge)ðeahtian.
ÐEAHTUNG
See (ge)ðeahtung.
ÐĒAHÐE
Adverb: although.
ÐĒANA
Adverb: nevertheless, yet.
ÐEARF
1. Noun: need, necessity, want; behoof.
2. Adjective: necessary, needful.
3. See ðeorf (1).
4. See ðeorf (2).
ÐEARFA
1. Noun: poor man, pauper, beggar.

1671
2. Adjective: poor, needy, destitute.
ÐEARFAN
See (ge)ðearfan.
ÐEARFEDNES
Noun: poverty, destitution.
ÐEARFEND
Noun: needy or poor person.
ÐEARFENDE
Adjective: needy, in want, poor.
ÐEARFENDLIC
Adjective: poor, needy, indigent, destitute, miserable.
ÐEARFENDLĪCE
Adverb: poorly.
ÐEARFLĒAS
Adjective: without a cause or need.
ÐEARFLĒASE
Adverb: without cause, needlessly.
ÐEARFLIC
Adjective: useful, profitable; necessary, convenient.
ÐEARFLĪCE
Adverb: usefully, profitably, with profit, to good purpose.
ÐEARFLICNES
Noun: want, poverty, neediness.
ÐEARL
Adjective: vigorous, strong, heavy; strict, severe, harsh, violent; excessive.
ÐEARLE
Adverb: strictly, severely, hard; very, very much, exceedingly, excessively, sorely.
ÐEARLIC
Adjective: severe, grievous, hard to bear; cruel, harsh, violent.
ÐEARLĪCE
Adverb: strictly, severely, violently; exactly, thoroughly.
ÐEARLMŌD
Adjective: severe, stern, cruel, violent; mighty, strong.
ÐEARLWĪS
Adjective: strict, severe, relentless.

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ÐEARLWĪSLIC
Adjective: severe, hard.
ÐEARLWĪSLĪCE
Adverb: strictly, severely.
ÐEARLWĪSNES
Noun: strictness, severity.
ÐEARM
Noun: gut, intestine; the entrails.
ÐEARMGEWIND
Noun: windpipe.
ÐEARMGYRD
Noun: girdle, belt, belly-band.
ÐĒATER
Noun: theatre.
ÐĒAW
1. Noun: habit, custom, practice, usage; way, manner, disposition, behaviour, conduct; (good)
manners, virtues, morals, morality.
2. See ðēow (1).
3. See ðēow (2).
ÐĒAWFÆST
Adjective: of good manners, gentle, virtuous, decorous, moral, of well-ordered life, honourable.
ÐĒAWFÆSTLĪCE
Adverb: correctly, in accordance with good usage.
ÐĒAWFÆSTNES
Noun: discipline, obedience to rule.
ÐĒAWFUL
Adjective: moral, virtuous.
ÐĒAWIAN
See (ge)ðēawian.
ÐĒAWLĒAS
Adjective: ill-mannered or conditioned.
ÐĒAWLIC
Adjective: usual, customary; decent, moral; figurative.
ÐĒAWLĪCE
Adverb: properly, in accordance with good manners.

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ÐEBEIGD
Noun: Thebaid.
ÐECCAN
See (ge)ðeccan.
ÐECCBRYCE
Noun: tile.
ÐECCEND
Noun: protector, defender.
ÐECEN
Noun: roof, covering, thatch, tile; house.
ÐECG
Noun: receptacle.
ÐECGAN
Verb: to take, receive, accept; to consume, eat, drink.
ÐEFEL
Noun: mulled wine.
ÐEFIAN
Verb: to pant, heave, palpitate; to be agitated.
ÐEGAN
Verb: to serve.
ÐEGN
Noun: servant, retainer, vassal; follower, disciple; good warrior, hero, brave or noble man,
soldier, military attendant; officer, minister; thane.
ÐEGNBOREN
Adjective: well-born, of gentle birth.
ÐEGNGYLDE
Noun: legal money value of a thane.
ÐEGNHYSE
Noun: attendant, follower, retainer.
ÐEGNIAN
See (ge)ðednian.
ÐEGNLAGU
Noun: thane-law.
ÐEGNLAND
Noun: land held by a thegn.

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ÐEGNLIC
Adjective: noble, loyal; brave, manly.
ÐEGNLĪCE
Adverb: gallantly, nobly; bravely, manfully.
ÐEGNRǢDEN
Noun: service, thaneship.
ÐEGNRIHT
Noun: thane-right.
ÐEGNSCIPE
Noun: service, duty, thaneship; gallantry; ability; valour, bravery, manliness; body of thanes or
retainers.
ÐEGNSCOLU
Noun: following, band of vassals or thanes.
ÐEGNSORH
Noun: sorrow for the loss of thanes.
ÐEGNWEORUD
Noun: band of thanes or followers.
ÐEGNWER
Noun: the wergild of a thane.
ÐEGU
Noun: taking, accepting.
ÐEL
Noun: thin piece of wood or metal, board, plank, plate.
ÐELBRYCG
Noun: bridge of planks.
ÐELLFÆSTEN
Noun: fortress of planks, ship, ark.
ÐELMA
1. Noun: trap, snare, noose.
2. Noun: heat.
ÐELNEÐUNG
Noun: some kind of plant.
ÐENCAN
See (ge)ðencan.
ÐENCENDLIC

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Adjective: thoughtful, reflecting.
ÐENDEN
1. Adverb: while, meanwhile, as long as, until.
2. Conjunction: while, meanwhile, as long as, until.
ÐĒNEST
Noun: service, entertainment.
ÐĒNESTMANN
Noun: serving-man, retainer; thane.
ÐĒNESTRE
Noun: female servant, handmaiden.
ÐENGEL
Noun: ruler, lord, prince, king.
ÐĒNINGFÆT
Noun: serving-vessel.
ÐĒNINGGĀST
Noun: ministering spirit.
ÐĒNINGHŪS
Noun: workshop.
ÐĒNINGMANN
Noun: serving-man, attendant; minister, thane.
ÐĒNISC
Noun: service.
ÐENNAN
See (ge)ðennan.
ÐENNING
Noun: stretching, extension.
ÐENUNG
Noun: service, ministration, obedience; office, ministry; attendants, following, retinue, train;
use; church service, ceremonial or ritual service, mass-book; food, provision, meal; meal-time.
ÐĒNUNG
Noun: service, office, ministry, ministration; obedience; (pl) attendants, following, retinue,
train; use; church office, ceremonial or ritual service, mass-book; food, meal, provision.
ÐĒNUNGBŌC
Noun: book for divine service, mass-book, Leviticus.
ÐĒNUNGWEROD

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Noun: serving-men, body of attendants.
ÐĒOD
1. Noun: people, nation, tribe; region, country, province; language; (pl.) the gentiles; men, war-
troop, retainers.
2. Noun: fellowship.
ÐĒODAN
See (ge)ðēodan.
ÐĒODBEALU
Noun: public calamity, great or grievous ill.
ÐĒODBŪENDE
Noun: men, mankind, earth-dwellers, mortals.
ÐĒODCWĒN
Noun: queen, empress.
ÐĒODCYNING
Noun: monarch; God, the Deity.
ÐĒODCYNN
Noun: race.
ÐĒODDON
Adjective: served.
ÐĒODEGSA
Noun: mighty or general terror.
ÐĒODEN
Noun: ruler, chief of a tribe; lord, prince, king; God, Christ.
ÐĒODEND
Noun: translator.
ÐĒODENGEDĀL
Noun: separation from a lord through his death.
ÐĒODENHOLD
Adjective: loyal, faithful to a lord.
ÐĒODENLĒAS
Adjective: lordless, without a ruler or chief.
ÐĒODENMĀÐM
Noun: treasure given by a prince.
ÐĒODENSTŌL
Noun: throne, seat of a king.

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ÐĒODEORÐE
Noun: inhabited earth, the world.
ÐĒODFĒOND
Noun: public enemy, archfiend.
ÐĒODFRUMA
Noun: ruler, lord, prince.
ÐĒODGESTRĒON
Noun: great possession, people’s treasure.
ÐĒODGUMA
Noun: chief man; warrior; retainer.
ÐĒODHERE
Noun: national army, host.
ÐĒODHERPAÐ
Noun: public road, highway.
ÐĒODISC
1. Noun: speech; language.
2. Adjective: gentile.
ÐĒODLAND
Noun: inhabited land, region, district, country, empire; the continent.
ÐĒODLĀRĒOW
Noun: great teacher.
ÐĒODLIC
Adjective: national, of a people.
ÐĒODLĪCETERE
Noun: public deceiver, arch-hypocrite.
ÐĒODLOGA
Noun: arch-impostor or liar.
ÐĒODMÆGEN
Noun: host, troop, tribal force.
ÐĒODNES
See (ge)ðēodnes.
ÐĒODRǢDEN
See (ge)ðēodrǣden.
ÐĒODSCEAÐA
Noun: public criminal, great spoiler.

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ÐĒODSCIPE
Noun: people, population, community, nation; teaching, instruction, training, discipline;
learning, erudition, knowledge, understanding; administration, collection of regulations,
injunction, law, authority; religion; testimony; custom, conduct; association, fellowship,
connexion.
ÐĒODSTEFN
Noun: people, nation; tribe, stock.
ÐĒODÐRĒA
Noun: general distress, great calamity.
ÐĒODWEG
Noun: highway.
ÐĒODWIGA
Noun: great or mighty warrior.
ÐĒODWITA
Noun: learned man, sage, senator.
ÐĒODWRECAN
Verb: to avenge thoroughly, take great vengeance for.
ÐĒODWUNDOR
Noun: great wonder, mighty miracle.
ÐĒOF
1. Noun: criminal, thief, robber.
2. Noun: theft.
ÐĒOFDENN
Noun: thieve’s or robber’s cave.
ÐĒOFEND
Noun: thieving, theft.
ÐĒOFFENG
Noun: seizing of thieves; right to fines payable on conviction for theft.
ÐĒOFGILD
Noun: payment for theft.
ÐĒOFIAN
See (ge)ðēofian.
ÐĒOFMANN
Noun: robber, bandit, brigand.
ÐĒOFSCEAÐA

1679
Noun: robber.
ÐĒOFSCIP
Noun: pirate-ship or vessel.
ÐĒOFSCOLU
Noun: band of thieves or robbers.
ÐĒOFSCYLDIG
Noun: guilty of theft.
ÐĒOFSLEGE
Noun: slaying of a thief.
ÐĒOFSLIHT
Noun: slaying of a thief.
ÐĒOFSTOLEN
Adjective: stolen, taken by thieves.
ÐĒOFUNG
Noun: thieving.
ÐĒOFWRACU
Noun: punishment for theft.
ÐĒOGING
Noun: increase, profit; advance, progress.
ÐĒOH
Noun: thigh; hip.
ÐĒOHECE
Noun: pain in the thigh.
ÐĒOHGELǢTE
Noun: thigh-joint.
ÐĒOHGEWEALD
Noun: genitalia.
ÐĒOHHWEORFA
Noun: knee-joint.
ÐĒOHSCANCA
Noun: thigh-bone or shank.
ÐĒOHSEAX
Noun: short sword, dirk.
ÐĒOHWRÆC
Noun: pain in the thigh.

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ÐĒON
1. See (ge)ðēon (1).
2. See (ge)ðēon (2).
3. See (ge)ðēon (3).
ÐĒOR
Noun: inflamation, ulcer.
ÐĒORĀDL
Noun: some disease, inflammation, blistering heat.
ÐĒORDRENC
Noun: drink used for inflammation.
ÐEORF
1. Adjective: unleavened; (of milk) fresh, skim.
2. Noun: leavened bread.
ÐEORFDAGAS
Noun: days of unleavened.
ÐEORFHLĀF
Noun: loaf of unleavened bread.
ÐEORFLING
Noun: unleavened bread.
ÐEORFNES
Noun: unleavenedness; purity.
ÐEORFSCOLD
Noun: unleavened bread.
ÐEORFSYMBEL
Noun: feast of unleavened bread.
ÐĒORGERID
Noun: inflammation.
ÐĒORWÆRC
Noun: inflammatory disease.
ÐĒORWENN
Noun: inflammatory tumour or blister, carbuncle.
ÐĒORWYRM
Noun: inflammatory (parasitic) worm.
ÐĒORWYRT
Noun: ploughman’s spikenard, fleabane.

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ÐĒOS
Demonstrative/Article: this.
ÐĒOSTOR
Adjective: dark, gloomy; sad, mournful, gloomy.
ÐĒOSTORCOFA
Noun: dark chamber.
ÐĒOSTORFUL
Adjective: dark, obscure, dusky.
ÐĒOSTORFULNES
Noun: darkness, obscurity.
ÐĒOSTORLIC
Adjective: dark, obscure.
ÐĒOSTORLOCA
Noun: dark enclosure, tomb.
ÐĒOSTORNES
Noun: darkness.
ÐĒOSTRE
1. Noun: darkness, gloom.
2. See ðēostor.
3. See ðēostru.
ÐĒOSTRIAN
See (ge)ðēostrian.
ÐĒOSTRIG
Adjective: dark, obscure; blinded.
ÐĒOSTRU
Noun: darkness, gloom; dimness of sight.
ÐĒOSTRUNG
Noun: darkness, obscurity, gloom.
ÐĒOTAN
Verb: to sound forth, resound, murmur, roar, howl.
ÐĒOTE
Noun: torrent, fountain, waterfall, cataract; conduit, pipe.
ÐĒOW
1. Noun: servant, slave.
2. Adjective: not free, servile, bond.

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ÐĒOWBERDE
Adjective: not free-born, born in servitude.
ÐĒOWBOREN
Adjective: slave-born, born in servitude.
ÐĒOWCNAPA
Noun: bondservant.
ÐĒOWDŌM
Noun: service, servitude, subjection, vassalage, slavery, bondage, thraldom; divine service, service
of the church.
ÐĒOWDŌMHĀD
Noun: service.
ÐĒOWE
Noun: female servant or slave, handmaiden.
ÐĒOWHĀD
Noun: servitude; service.
ÐĒOWIAN
See (ge)ðēowian.
ÐĒOWINCEL
Noun: young servant or slave.
ÐĒOWING
Noun: threat; reproof, rebuke.
ÐĒOWLIC
Adjective: servile.
ÐĒOWMANN
Noun: servant.
ÐĒOWNȲD
Noun: oppression, serfdom, slavery, enslavement.
ÐĒOWOT
Noun: service, servitude, slavery, bondage; ministry.
ÐĒOWOTDŌM
Noun: service.
ÐĒOWRACIAN
Verb: to threaten, menace.
ÐĒOWTLIC
Adjective: servile, of a slave.

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ÐĒOWTLING
Noun: servant, slave.
ÐĒOWTSCIPE
Noun: service.
ÐĒOWWEORC
Noun: servile work.
ÐĒOWWRACU
Noun: threat, threatening, commination.
ÐEOX
Noun: hunting-spear.
ÐERAN
Verb: to rush.
ÐERSCAN
See (ge)ðerscan.
ÐERSCEL
Noun: implement for trashing corn, flail.
ÐERSCELFLŌR
Noun: threshing-floor.
ÐERSCING
Noun: thrashing, beating.
ÐERSCOLD
Noun: limit, border, threshold.
ÐES
1. Demonstrative/Article: this.
2. See ðӕs.
ÐICCE
1. Adjective: thick, dense, viscous; solid, stiff, stout; numerous, abundant; gloomy, hazy; deep.
2. Adverb: thickly, densely; closely; often, frequently.
3. See ðiccet.
ÐICCET
Noun: thicket.
ÐICCIAN
Verb: to thicken, make or become thick; to crowd together, throng.
ÐICCOL
Adjective: fat, stout, corpulent.

1684
ÐICFEALD
Adjective: dense, close.
ÐICGAN
See (ge)ðicgan.
ÐICLĪCE
Adverb: thickly; often, frequently, continually, in quick succession, in large numbers.
ÐICNES
Noun: thickness, density, viscosity, hardness; depth; darkness, obscurity, cloud; thicket.
ÐIDER
Adverb: on that side, thither, whither, to that place.
ÐIDERCYME
Noun: a coming hither.
ÐIDERGEOND
Adverb: thither.
ÐIDERINN
Adverb: therein, into that place.
ÐIDERLĒODISC
Adjective: native, of or to that people.
ÐIDERWEARD
Adverb: thither, thitherwards, in or towards that direction.
ÐIDERWEARDES
Adverb: thither, thitherwards.
ÐĪEFEFEOH
Noun: stolen goods.
ÐĪEFÐ
Noun: theft, stolen goods.
ÐIGEN
Noun: taking, receiving; partaking, eating, drinking; food, drink.
ÐIHT
Adjective: firm, tight, strong.
ÐILIAN
Verb: to plank, board over.
ÐILING
Noun: boarding, floor; table.
ÐILLE

1685
Noun: boarding, flooring, plank.
ÐIMIAMA
Noun: incense.
ÐĪN
Possessive: your.
ÐĪNAN
Verb: to grow moist or damp.
ÐINDAN
Verb: to swell, swell up; to melt; to pass away; to be angry.
ÐĪNEN
Noun: female servant or attendant, handmaid; mid-wife.
ÐING
Noun: thing, creature, object, property; cause, reason, motive, account, sake; way, means; event,
affair, act, deed; state, condition, circumstances; contest, discussion, law-suit; meeting, council,
court, assembly; court of justice; point, respect, concern, enterprise; (pl.) things, goods.
ÐINGAN
1. Verb: to invite, address.
2. See ðingian.
ÐINGERE
See (ge)ðingere.
ÐINGESTRE
Noun: female advocate, mediatrix.
ÐINGGEMEARC
Noun: reckoning of time, allotted time.
ÐINGIAN
Verb: to ask, supplicate, plead, pray, beg; to mediate, intervene, intercede for; to conciliate,
settle, make or come to terms, come to an agreement, reconcile oneself (with) covenant,
compound with; to prescribe; to determine, arrange, purpose, design, fix; to talk, speak,
discourse, harangue; to destine.
ÐINGLĒAS
Adjective: free, exempt.
ÐINGRǢDEN
Noun: mediation, intercession, intervention, advocacy; pleading.
ÐINGSTEDE
Noun: place of assembly.

1686
ÐINGSTŌW
Noun: place of meeting or council, public place; village; market.
ÐINGUM
Adverb: purposely.
ÐINGUNG
See (ge)ðingung.
ÐĪR
Noun: female servant.
ÐIS
Demonstrative/Article: this.
ÐĪSL
Noun: beam or pole of a waggon; pole, shaft.
ÐISTEL
Noun: thistle.
ÐISTELGEBLǢD
Noun: blister caused by a thistle.
ÐISTELLĒAG
Noun: meadow, thistle-covered.
ÐISTELTWIGE
Noun: kind of bird, goldfinch, linnet.
ÐĪSTRA
Noun: trace, harness.
ÐIUSTRA
Noun: endive, chicory.
ÐŌ
1. Noun: clay; loom.
2. See ðōhe.
ÐOCERIAN
Verb: to run up and down or to and fro, run about.
ÐODDETTAN
Verb: to push; to strike, batter.
ÐODEN
Noun: whirlwind, high or violent wind, whirlpool; turbo.
ÐOFT
Noun: bench for rowers.

1687
ÐOFTRǢDEN
See (ge)ðoftrǣden.
ÐOFTSCIPE
See (ge)ðoftscipe.
ÐŌHE
Noun: clay.
ÐŌHT
See (ge)ðōht.
ÐŌIHT
Adjective: clayey.
ÐOL
Noun: thole, oar-pin.
ÐOLEBYRDE
Adjective: patient, long-suffering.
ÐOLEBYRDNES
Noun: patience, endurance, long-suffering.
ÐOLIAN
See (ge)ðolian.
ÐOLLE
Noun: saucepan, frying pan; instrument on which a martyr was burnt.
ÐOLMŌD
1. Adjective: patient, forbearing, long-suffering.
2. Noun: patience.
ÐOLMŌDNES
Noun: patience, forbearance, endurance, long-suffering.
ÐOLUNG
Noun: passion.
ÐON
1. Adverb: now; then, from that time, after that; so, as; thence; in comparison with; inasmuch
as, when.
2. See ðonne (1).
3. See ðonne (2).
ÐONNE
1. Adverb: then, after that; therefore, wherefore, henceforth; yet, although; while; when; since;
rather than.

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2. Conjunction: then, in that case; at that time; therefore, wherefore, consequently, after that;
but, although, yet, besides; while, when, at such times as; thereafter, henceforth; rather than;
since, seeing that; (with comparatives) than.
ÐOR
Noun: Thor.
ÐORFÆST
Adjective: useful.
ÐORFAN
Verb: to need.
ÐORIAN
Verb: to dare.
ÐORLĒAS
Adjective: useless.
ÐORN
Noun: thorn, thorn-bush; name of the rune for Ð.
ÐORNEGN
Noun: thorn copse.
ÐORNGEBLǢD
Noun: blister caused by a thorn.
ÐORNGRǢFE
Noun: thorn-copse.
ÐORNIAN
Verb: to lose, suffer lack of.
ÐORNIG
Adjective: thorny, full of thorns.
ÐORNIHT
Adjective: thorny, full of thorns or briars.
ÐORNING
Noun: thorny place.
ÐORNRǢW
Noun: row of thorn-bushes.
ÐORNRIND
Noun: bark of a thorn-tree.
ÐORNSTYBB
Noun: the stump of a thorn-tree.

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ÐORNÐȲFEL
Noun: thorn bush.
ÐORP
Noun: farm; village.
ÐOST
Noun: dung, ordure.
ÐOTERIAN
Verb: to lament, cry, wail, howl.
ÐOTERUNG
Noun: crying, howling; wailing, groaning.
ÐŌÐOR
Noun: ball, sphere.
ÐRACIAN
Verb: to fear, dread, shun.
ÐRACU
Noun: power, force, fury, violence; storm; attack, onrush.
ÐRÆC
See (ge)ðræc.
ÐRÆCFUL
Adjective: strong, valiant.
ÐRÆCHEARD
Adjective: brave in battle.
ÐRÆCHWĪL
Noun: time of misery or suffering, hard time.
ÐRÆCRŌF
Adjective: valiant, keen in fight.
ÐRÆCWĪG
Noun: violent or hard fighting.
ÐRÆCWUDU
Noun: spear.
ÐRǢD
Noun: thread.
ÐRÆFT
Noun: contention, dispute, quarrel, chiding.
ÐRǢGAN

1690
Verb: to run, proceed in a course.
ÐRǢL
Noun: servant, slave, thrall; serf.
ÐRǢLRIHT
Noun: serf’s or thrall’s right; (pl.) legal rights and privileges which belonged to the thrall.
ÐRǢS
Noun: fringe, border, hem.
ÐRǢSTAN
See (ge)ðrǣstan.
ÐRǢSTNES
See (ge)ðrǣstnes.
ÐRǢSTUNG
Noun: affliction, torment.
ÐRAFIAN
Verb: to restrain, reprove, rebuke; to correct; to press, push, compel, urge; to demand.
ÐRAFUNG
Noun: reproof, rebuke, censure; correction.
ÐRĀG
Noun: time, period, season, while; occasion; evil times; paroxysm.
ÐRĀGBYSIG
Adjective: long busy; occupied for a time, periodically employed.
ÐRĀGLIC
Adjective: long-continued, lasting a long time.
ÐRĀGMǢL
Noun: unhappy time.
ÐRĀGMǢLUM
Adverb: sometimes, from time to time, at times or intervals.
ÐRĀWAN
See (ge)ðrāwan.
ÐRĀWERE
Noun: perverse person.
ÐRĀWINGSPINL
Noun: crisping-pin, curling-iron.
ÐRĒA

1691
Noun: reproof, rebuke, castigation; threat, menace, abuse; oppression, attack; chastisement,
correction, punishment, justifiable severity; infliction, ill, calamity, affliction, pang, plague, evil.
ÐRĒAGAN
See (ge)ðrēagan.
ÐRĒAGEND
Noun: reprover; one who corrects.
ÐRĒAGUNG
Noun: reproof, rebuke, chastisement, correction, punishment; threat.
ÐRĒAL
1. Noun: reproof, rebuke, chastisement, correction, punishment, discipline; threat.
2. See ðrǣl.
ÐRĒALIC
Adjective: miserable, woeful, calamitous; severe, terrible.
ÐRĒANĪED
Noun: affliction, misery, distress, calamity.
ÐRĒANĪEDLA
Noun: affliction, oppression, painful constraint, restraint of punishment; misfortune.
ÐRĒANĪEDLIC
Adjective: calamitous, afflictive.
ÐRĒAP
Noun: troop, band.
ÐRĒAPIAN
Verb: to reprove, rebuke, reprehend, correct.
ÐRĒAPUNG
Noun: reproof, rebuke.
ÐRĒASWINGE
Noun: chastisement.
ÐRĒAT
Noun: troop, band, crowd, press, throng, swarm, press, body of people; oppression, force,
compulsion, coercion, calamity, violence; punishment, ill-treatment; threatening.
ÐRĒATEND
Noun: violent person.
ÐRĒATIAN
Verb: to press, urge, compel, force; to afflict, torment, trouble, oppress, attack, vex, harass; to
threaten; to reprove, rebuke, check; to restrain; to exercise.

1692
ÐRĒATMǢLUM
Adverb: in troops or crowds.
ÐRĒATNES
Noun: affliction, tribulation.
ÐRĒATNIAN
Verb: to press, urge, compel, force; to threaten; to reprove, rebuke, check.
ÐRĒATUNG
Noun: force, compulsion; oppression, ill-treatment or usage, violence; reproof, rebuke,
correction; threatening.
ÐRĒAWEORC
Noun: misery, pain inflicted as a punishment.
ÐREAX
Noun: rottenness.
ÐRECE
Noun: force, oppression, violence; weariness, exhaustion.
ÐRECLIC
Adjective: terrible.
ÐREFE
Noun: measure of corn or fodder.
ÐREODIAN
See (ge)ðreodian.
ÐREODUNG
Noun: consideration, deliberation; hesitation, scruple.
ÐRĒOHUND
Noun: three hundred.
ÐRĒOHUNDWINTRE
Adjective: three hundred years old.
ÐRĒONIHT
Noun: period of three days.
ÐRĒOTAN
Verb: to vex, weary.
ÐRĒOTĒOÐA
Numeral: thirteenth.
ÐRĒOTĪNEGĒARE
Adjective: thirteen years old.

1693
ÐRĒOTȲNE
Numeral: thirteen.
ÐREP
Noun: fornix.
ÐRĒPEL
Noun: instrument of punishment of three stakes, kind of cross.
ÐRIBEDDOD
Adjective: having three beds or couches.
ÐRIDÆGLIC
Adjective: lasting three days.
ÐRIDǢLED
Adjective: divided into three parts, tripartite.
ÐRIDDA
Adjective: third, one in every three.
ÐRIDDANDǢL
Noun: third part.
ÐRIDDING
Noun: doing of a thing for the third time.
ÐRĪE
Numeral: three; three times (as multiplicative).
ÐRĪETAN
Verb: to weary; to press, urge, force.
ÐRIFEALD
Adjective: triple, threefold.
ÐRIFEALDLIC
Adjective: three-fold, triple.
ÐRIFEALDLĪCE
Adverb: in three ways, triply.
ÐRIFĒTE
Adjective: having three feet.
ÐRIFEÐOR
Adjective: triangular.
ÐRIFILDAN
Verb: to triple.
ÐRIFINGRE

1694
Adjective: three fingers broad or thick.
ÐRIFLĒRE
Adjective: having three floors, three-storied.
ÐRIFŌTEDE
Adjective: three-footed.
ÐRIFYLDAN
Verb: to triplicate.
ÐRĪFYRCLEDE
Adjective: three-pronged.
ÐRIFȲREDE
Adjective: three-furrowed.
ÐRIGǢREDE
Adjective: cloven into three parts, three-pronged.
ÐRIGĒARE
Adjective: three years old.
ÐRIGYLDE
1. Adjective: to be paid three fold; with a treble payment.
2. Adverb: with a treble payment.
ÐRIHǢMED
Adjective: one who marries thrice.
ÐRIHĒAFDEDE
Adjective: three-headed.
ÐRIHĪWEDE
Adjective: having three forms.
ÐRIHLIDEDE
Adjective: three-lidded, having three openings.
ÐRIHYRNE
Adjective: three-cornered, triangular.
ÐRILĒFE
Adjective: three-leaved.
ÐRILEN
Adjective: woven with three threads.
ÐRILIC
Adjective: triple, threefold.
ÐRILIG

1695
Adjective: woven with three threads.
ÐRILĪÐE
Noun: year with an extra month (a third, named liða).
ÐRIMEN
Noun: third, third part.
ÐRIMEOLCE
Noun: May (month).
ÐRIMILCEMŌNAÐ
Noun: May; men.
ÐRINEN
Adjective: threefold.
ÐRINES
Noun: Trinity.
ÐRINGAN
See (ge)ðringan.
ÐRINIHTE
Adjective: three days old.
ÐRINLIC
Adjective: threefold.
ÐRINNA
Adjective: three-fold, three times.
ÐRINTAN
Verb: to swell.
ÐRĪPELŪF
Noun: instrument of punishment.
ÐRIRĒÐRE
Adjective: having three rows of oars.
ÐRISCȲTE
Adjective: triangular, three-cornered.
ÐRISEL
Adjective: divided into three.
ÐRISELLĪC
Adjective: tripartite.
ÐRISLITE
Adjective: three-pointed, three-forked, tripod.

1696
ÐRISNÆCCE
Adjective: three-pointed, three forked, cloven in three.
ÐRĪST
1. Adjective: bold, daring; audacious, shameless, presumptuous, rash.
2. Adverb: confidently, boldly, daringly; presumptuously, audaciously.
ÐRĪSTFUL
Adjective: presumptuous.
ÐRĪSTHYCGENDE
Adjective: firm of purpose, brave-minded, having bold resolve.
ÐRĪSTHȲDIG
Adjective: courageous, bold, valorous.
ÐRĪSTIAN
See (ge)ðrīstian.
ÐRĪSTIGLIC
Adjective: rash, bold, daring.
ÐRĪSTIGLĪCE
Adverb: boldly, presumptuously.
ÐRĪSTIGLONG
Adjective: very long.
ÐRĪSTLǢCAN
See (ge)ðrīstlǣcan.
ÐRĪSTLǢCNES
Noun: boldness, temerity; presumption, audacity.
ÐRĪSTLĒASNESS
Noun: want of boldness.
ÐRĪSTLIC
Adjective: bold.
ÐRĪSTLĪCE
Adverb: confidently, boldly.
ÐRĪSTLING
Noun: bold person; thrush.
ÐRĪSTNES
Noun: boldness, temerity; presumption, rashness.
ÐRISTRENGE
Adjective: three-stringed.

1697
ÐRĪTIG
Numeral: thirty; thirty (years old).
ÐRĪTIGFEALD
Adjective: thirty-fold.
ÐRĪTIGOÐA
Numeral: thirtieth.
ÐRĪTIGWINTRE
Adjective: thirty years old.
ÐRIÐING
Noun: third part of a county; riding.
ÐRIÐINGGERĒFA
Noun: governor or sheriff of a ∂ri∂ing.
ÐRIWA
Adverb: thrice, three times.
ÐRIWINTRE
Adjective: of three years, three years old.
ÐROC
Noun: table; throck.
ÐROCEN
Adjective: producing beams.
ÐRŌH
1. Noun: rancor.
2. Adjective: rancid; bitter, angry.
ÐROHT
1. Noun: suffering, affliction, oppression, trouble, hardship; labour, toil; exertion, endurance.
2. Adjective: oppressive, grievous, troublesome, tormenting, dire.
ÐROHTHEARD
Adjective: strong under afflictions, having fortitude or endurance in trouble; grievously hard.
ÐROHTIG
Adjective: firm, enduring, persistent, persevering; laborious.
ÐROSM
Noun: vapour, smoke; darkness, dark space.
ÐROSMIG
Adjective: vaporous, smoky.
ÐROSTLE

1698
Noun: singing-thrush, throstle.
ÐROTBOLLA
Noun: gullet, larynx, windpipe.
ÐROTE
Noun: throat.
ÐROWEND
Noun: martyr; scorpion.
ÐRŌWEND
Noun: serpent, scorpion, basilisk.
ÐROWENDE
Adjective: the Thronds or Throuds (people in North Norway).
ÐRŌWERE
Noun: sufferer, martyr.
ÐRŌWERHĀD
Noun: martyrdom.
ÐRŌWESTRE
Noun: female martyr.
ÐRŌWIAN
See (ge)ðrōwian.
ÐRŌWIENDHĀD
Noun: martyrdom.
ÐRŌWIENDLIC
Adjective: capable of suffering, enduring; passive (as a grammatical term).
ÐRŌWUNG
Noun: suffering, passion, martyrdom; painful symptom; anniversary of martyrdom.
ÐROWUNGDÆG
Noun: day of martyrdom.
ÐRŌWUNGRǢDING
Noun: reading about martyrs, martyrology.
ÐRŌWUNGTĪD
Noun: time of suffering, anniversary of the time when some one suffered.
ÐRŌWUNGTĪMA
Noun: time of suffering.
ÐRŪH
Noun: wood or stone hollowed out, conduit, pipe; trough; tomb, coffin, sarcophagus.

1699
ÐRUSTFELL
Noun: cutaneous disease, leprosy.
ÐRŪTIAN
Verb: to swell with pride or anger; to threaten.
ÐRŪTIGENDE
Adjective: strutting; bouncing; threatening.
ÐRŪTUNG
Noun: pride, anger, threatening.
ÐRYCCAN
See (ge)ðryccan.
ÐRYCCEDNES
See (ge)ðryccednes.
ÐRYCNES
Noun: affliction, oppression, tribulation.
ÐRYDÆGÐYRN
Noun: period of three days.
ÐRYMCYME
Noun: glorious coming.
ÐRYMCYNING
Noun: glorious king, king of glory, the Deity, God.
ÐRYMDŌM
Noun: glory, glorious judgement.
ÐRYMFÆST
Adjective: mighty, noble, glorious, illustrious, majestic.
ÐRYMFUL
Adjective: mighty, glorious, illustrious, magnificent.
ÐRYMLIC
Adjective: mighty, powerful; glorious, splendid, magnificent.
ÐRYMLĪCE
Adverb: gloriously, splendidly, magnificently.
ÐRYMM
Noun: host, multitude, troop; ability, might, power, force; greatness, glory, splendour, majesty,
magnificence.
ÐRYMMA
Noun: strong or brave man, warrior, hero.

1700
ÐRYMME
Adverb: powerfully, violently.
ÐRYMMUM
Adverb: powerfully, violently.
ÐRYMRĪCE
Noun: glorious kingdom, heaven; realm of glory.
ÐRYMSELD
Noun: seat of honour, throne.
ÐRYMSETL
Noun: seat of honour, throne.
ÐRYMSITTENDE
Adjective: dwelling in glory, inhabiting heaven.
ÐRYMWEALDEND
1. Adjective: all-ruling, glory-ruling, ruling heaven.
2. Noun: lord of glory.
ÐRYNG
Noun: crowd, press; conduit, channel; what presses or confines.
ÐRYSCAN
See (ge)ðryscan.
ÐRYSCE
Noun: thrush.
ÐRYSMAN
See (ge)ðrysman.
ÐRYSUMER
Adjective: three years old.
ÐRȲÐ
Noun: might, power, strength, force; glory, splendour, majesty; host, multitude, troop.
ÐRȲÐÆRN
Noun: noble house, palace.
ÐRȲÐBEARN
Noun: mighty or strong youth.
ÐRȲÐBORD
Noun: strong shield.
ÐRȲÐCYNING
Noun: mighty king, king of glory, God (the Deity).

1701
ÐRȲÐFUL
Adjective: mighty, powerful, strong, brave; glorious, splendid.
ÐRȲÐFULLIAN
Verb: to elevate, exalt; to fill up.
ÐRȲÐGESTEALD
Noun: splendid abode, noble dwelling, palace.
ÐRȲÐIAN
See (ge)ðrȳðian.
ÐRȲÐIG
Adjective: mighty, powerful, strong.
ÐRȲÐLIC
Adjective: mighty, powerful, strong; valiant.
ÐRȲÐLĪCE
Adverb: mightily.
ÐRȲÐSWȲÐ
Adjective: mighty, exceedingly powerful.
ÐRȲÐUM
Adjective: very, violently.
ÐRȲÐWEORC
Noun: splendid or mighty work.
ÐRȲÐWORD
Noun: brave word, lofty discourse, noble speech.
ÐU
Pronoun: thou.
ÐŪF
Noun: standard, banner; tuft, crest; crest of a helmet, kind of standard made with tufts of
feathers.
ÐŪFBǢRE
Adjective: bearing foliage, leafy.
ÐŪFE
Adjective: tufted, having leaves in tufts, bushy.
ÐŪFIAN
Verb: to shoot forth, grow luxuriously, become leafy or bushy.
ÐŪFIG
Adjective: full of leaves, leafy, with thick foliage.

1702
ÐŪFT
Noun: place full of bushes, thicket.
ÐULLIC
Pronoun: such, such a.
ÐŪMA
Noun: thumb.
ÐUMLE
Noun: entrails.
ÐUNG
Noun: poisonous plant, (vegetable) poison, nightshade, aconite; wolf’s-bane.
ÐUNGENNES
See (ge)ðungennes.
ÐUNIAN
Verb: to stand out, be prominent; to be proud; to be lifted up, stick up; to make a noise, sound,
resound, creak, roar, thunder, groan; to crash.
ÐUNOR
Noun: thunder, thunder-clap; the god Thunder, Thor; Jupiter.
ÐUNORBODU
Noun: kind of fish, sea-bream, gilthead.
ÐUNORCLǢFRE
Noun: bugle (plant).
ÐUNORLIC
Adjective: of thunder, thunderous.
ÐUNORRĀD
Noun: thunder, thundering, peal of thunder.
ÐUNORRĀDLIC
Adjective: of thunder, thunderous.
ÐUNORRĀDSTEFN
Noun: voice of thunder.
ÐUNORSLIHT
Noun: thunderstroke.
ÐUNORWYRT
Noun: thunder-plant, thunder-wort, houseleek.
ÐUNRESDÆG
Noun: Thursday.

1703
ÐUNRESLEGE
Noun: thunder-clap.
ÐUNRESNIHT
Noun: Thursday eve, Wednesday night.
ÐUNRIAN
See (ge)ðunrian.
ÐUNRING
Noun: thunder, thundering.
ÐUNUNG
Noun: noise, din, rattle, creaking.
ÐUNWANG
Noun: temple (of the head).
ÐURFAN
Verb: to need, be required, must, be under obligation, be bound to, be compelled; to have
occasion to; to want, be needy; to owe; to be good for, be use.
ÐURH
1. Adposition: through; for, during; by, by means of; because, in consequence, as the result of, in
conformity with; for the sake of, in the name of, on behalf of; with a view to; from, with; in.
2. Adverb: through, throughout.
ÐURHBEORHT
Adjective: very bright, radiant, splendid; clear, transparent.
ÐURHBITER
Adjective: very bitter, sour, perverse, exasperating.
ÐURHBLĀWAN
Verb: to inspire, animate.
ÐURHBLĀWEN
Adjective: inspired.
ÐURHBORIAN
Verb: to perforate, bore through.
ÐURHBRECAN
Verb: to break through.
ÐURHBREGDAN
Verb: to transport.
ÐURHBRENGAN
Verb: to bring through.

1704
ÐURHBROGDEN
Adjective: transported.
ÐURHBRŪCAN
Verb: to enjoy thoroughly.
ÐURHBURNEN
Adjective: thoroughly burnt, burnt through.
ÐURHCLǢNSIAN
Verb: to cleanse thoroughly.
ÐURHCRĒOPAN
Verb: to creep or pass through.
ÐURHDELFAN
Verb: to pierce, dig through, bore through.
ÐURHDŌN
Verb: glosses perficere.
ÐURHDRĀWAN
Verb: to twist through.
ÐURHDRENCAN
Verb: to saturate.
ÐURHDRĒOGAN
Verb: to accomplish, perform, carry through; to pass (time); to work through.
ÐURHDRĪFAN
Verb: to drive or push through, pierce, perforate, transfix; to penetrate; to drive violently; to
imbue; to permeate; to strike.
ÐURHDŪFAN
Verb: to dive through.
ÐURHENDIAN
Verb: to accomplish, perfect.
ÐURHETAN
Verb: to eat through, consume; to eat out.
ÐURHFÆR
Noun: inner or secret place.
ÐURHFÆRELD
Noun: transitus.
ÐURHFÆSTNIAN
Verb: to transfix.

1705
ÐURHFARAN
Verb: to go or pass through or over, traverse, pierce; to penetrate; to transcend, pass beyond.
ÐURHFARENNES
Noun: inner chamber, secret place.
ÐURHFĒRAN
Verb: to pass through or over, traverse; to get into, penetrate.
ÐURHFĒRE
1. Adjective: that may be passed through or over, passable, penetrable, pervious.
2. Noun: secret chamber.
ÐURHFLĒON
Verb: to fly through.
ÐURHFŌN
Verb: to get through, penetrate.
ÐURHFRIGNAN
Verb: glosses percontari.
ÐURHGĀN
Verb: to go over or through, pass through, pierce; to penetrate, permeate, pervade.
ÐURHGANGAN
Verb: to go over or through, pass through, pierce; to penetrate, perambulate.
ÐURHGEENDIAN
Verb: glosses percontari.
ÐURHGEFEHT
Noun: war.
ÐURHGĒOTAN
Verb: to pour over, cover by pouring; to fill, impregnate, saturate; to imbue, inspire.
ÐURHGLĒDAN
Verb: to heat through.
ÐURHGLĒDED
Adjective: thoroughly furnished with burning coals.
ÐURHHǢLAN
Verb: to heal thoroughly.
ÐURHHĀLIG
Adjective: very holy.
ÐURHHEFIG
Adjective: very heavy.

1706
ÐURHHOLIAN
Verb: to pierce.
ÐURHHOLOD
Adjective: bored through.
ÐURHHWĪT
Adjective: very white.
ÐURHIERNAN
Verb: to pierce; to run through.
ÐURHLǢDAN
Verb: glosses perducere.
ÐURHLǢRAN
Verb: to persuade.
ÐURHLǢRED
Adjective: skilled, very learned.
ÐURHLĀÐ
Adjective: very hateful, odious.
ÐURHLĒORAN
Verb: to pass through, penetrate.
ÐURHLEORNIAN
Verb: to learn thoroughly.
ÐURHLŌCUNG
Noun: looking through or over, preliminary examination of a book; preface, introduction.
ÐURHLONGE
Adverb: continuously.
ÐURHRǢDAN
Verb: to read through.
ÐURHRǢSAN
Verb: to rush through.
ÐURHSCĒOTAN
Verb: to shoot through, pierce, transfix.
ÐURHSCĪNAN
Verb: to shine through; to be transparent.
ÐURHSCĪNENDLIC
Adjective: splendid, illustrious.
ÐURHSCRĪÐAN

1707
1. Verb: to consider, examine; to go through a subject, pry into.
2. Verb: to go or pass through, traverse, glide through.
ÐURHSCYLDIG
Adjective: very guilty.
ÐURHSCȲNE
Adjective: transparent.
ÐURHSĒCAN
Verb: to make search for, seek out, inquire thoroughly into; to examine, search through.
ÐURHSĒON
Verb: to look or see through, examine; to see into, penetrate with the sight; to penetrate; to
strain through.
ÐURHSLĒAN
Verb: to smite or strike through; to afflict, attack, wound, kill.
ÐURHSMĒAGAN
Verb: to search thoroughly, investigate, examine into, inquire into, think out.
ÐURHSMŪGAN
1. Verb: to eat through.
2. Verb: to pierce, bore through; to go or move through carefully or slowly, creep through; to go
carefully through a subject, go over the details.
ÐURHSMYRIAN
Verb: to smear, anoint.
ÐURHSPĒDIG
Adjective: very rich, very wealthy.
ÐURHSTANDAN
Verb: to continue, persist.
ÐURHSTICCIAN
Verb: to pierce, transfix, stick through.
ÐURHSTINGAN
Verb: to pierce or thrust through, prick, stab through.
ÐURHSTRANG
Adjective: very strong.
ÐURHSWERIAN
Verb: glosses perjurare.
ÐURHSWIMMAN
Verb: to swim through or over, pass by swimming.

1708
ÐURHSWĪÐAN
Verb: to prevail, prove very strong.
ÐURHSWŌGAN
Verb: to press through; to penetrate; to pervade.
ÐURHSȲNE
Adjective: transparent, limpid.
ÐURHTĒON
1. Verb: to carry out, accomplish, perform, fulfil, perpetrate; to undergo, go through; to
continue, carry on; to finish, effect; to afford.
2. Verb: to carry through, achieve, bring about; to put through; to drag, draw.
ÐURHTOGENNES
Noun: religious reading in monasteries, especially after meals.
ÐURHTRYMMAN
Verb: to confirm, corroborate.
ÐURHÐYDDAN
Verb: to pierce or thrust through, transfix.
ÐURHÐYREL
Adjective: pierced through, perforated.
ÐURHÐYRELIAN
Verb: to pierce through, make a hole through, perforate; to penetrate.
ÐURHUNROT
Adjective: very sad.
ÐURHŪT
Adverb: right through, quite through, throughout.
ÐURHŪTLĪCE
Adverb: thoroughly, throughout.
ÐURHWACIAN
Verb: to keep vigil, continue watching.
ÐURHWACOL
Adjective: sleepless, wide-awake; very watchful, vigilant.
ÐURHWADAN
Verb: to go or pass through, penetrate, pierce, bore.
ÐURHWÆCENDLIC
Adjective: very vigilant.
ÐURHWǢT

1709
Adjective: thoroughly wet.
ÐURHWEROD
Adjective: quite or very sweet.
ÐURHWLĪTAN
Verb: to see, look through.
ÐURHWRECAN
Verb: to thrust through.
ÐURHWUND
Adjective: wounded by a weapon which has passed quite through.
ÐURHWUNDIAN
Verb: to piece though; to wound badly.
ÐURHWUNENES
Noun: perseverance.
ÐURHWUNIAN
Verb: to abide continuously; to remain, continue, last, settle down; to persevere, persist, hold
out, be steadfast.
ÐURHWUNIGENDLIC
Adjective: continued, constant.
ÐURHWUNIGENDLĪCE
Adverb: continuously, persistently, perseveringly.
ÐURHWUNOL
Adjective: perpetual, continual.
ÐURHWUNUNG
Noun: constancy, perseverance, persistence; continued dwelling, residence.
ÐURHWUNUNGNES
Noun: perseverance.
ÐURRUC
Noun: small ship; the bottom part of a ship.
ÐURST
Noun: thirst.
ÐURSTIG
Adjective: thirsty; greedy.
ÐUS
Adverb: thus, in this way or manner; as follows; to this extent.
ÐŪSEND

1710
Numeral: thousand.
ÐŪSENDEALDOR
Noun: captain of a thousand men.
ÐŪSENDEALDORMAN
Noun: captain of a thousand men.
ÐŪSENDFEALD
Adjective: thousand-fold.
ÐŪSENDGERĪM
Noun: computation or numeration by thousands.
ÐŪSENDGETEL
Noun: a thousand.
ÐŪSENDHĪWE
Adjective: multiform.
ÐŪSENDLIC
Adjective: numbered by thousands.
ÐŪSENDMǢLE
Adjective: a thousand each.
ÐŪSENDMǢLUM
Adverb: in thousands.
ÐŪSENDMANN
Noun: captain of a thousand men.
ÐŪSENDRĪCA
Noun: chief or ruler of a thousand men.
ÐŪÐISTEL
Noun: sow-thistle.
ÐWǢLE
Noun: band, fillet.
ÐWǢNAN
See (ge)ðwǣnan.
ÐWǢRE
See (ge)ðwǣre.
ÐWǢRELĪCE
See (ge)ðwǣrelīce.
ÐWǢRIAN
See (ge)ðwǣrian.

1711
ÐWǢRLǢCAN
See (ge)ðwǣrlǣcan.
ÐWǢRNES
See (ge)ðwǣrnes.
ÐWANG
Noun: band, cord, thong, strip of leather; shoelace.
ÐWASTRIAN
Verb: to whisper, murmur, speak low.
ÐWĒAL
Noun: washing, bath, laver; soap; ointment.
ÐWĒAN
See (ge)ðwēan.
ÐWEARM
Noun: cutting tool.
ÐWEOR
Noun: curd, what is coagulated.
ÐWĒORA
Noun: wickedness, depravity, perversity; crossness, peevishness.
ÐWĒORES
Adverb: athwart, transversely, obliquely; on the flank; wrongly, perversely.
ÐWEORH
Adjective: cross, crooked, transverse, bent; adverse, opposed, froward; bitter, angry; wrong,
perverse, depraved, evil.
ÐWEORHFERO
Noun: cross furrow, rough place.
ÐWEORHTIMBER
Adjective: stubborn, cross-grained; resolutely made.
ÐWĒORIAN
See (ge)ðwēorian.
ÐWĒORLIC
Adjective: contrary, opposite, adverse; perverse, depraved, evil; reversed, out of order.
ÐWĒORLĪCE
Adverb: awry, askew, in reversed order; insolently, obstinately, flatly; perversely, evilly.
ÐWĒORNES
See (ge)ðwēornes.

1712
ÐWĒORSCIPE
Noun: perversity, depravity, iniquity.
ÐWĒORTĪEME
Adjective: contentious; wicked, perverse, depraved.
ÐWERAN
See (ge)ðweran.
ÐWĒRE
Noun: instrument for beating or stirring, pestle.
ÐWĪNAN
Verb: to lessen, decrease, dwindle; to be reduced.
ÐWIRIL
Noun: whisk, stick for whipping milk.
ÐWĪTAN
Verb: to cut, cut off, cut out, whittle.
ÐȲ
1. Adverb: because, since; therefore, on that account; then.
2. Conjunction: because, since; therefore, on that account; then.
ÐȲDǢGES
Adverb: then, on that day.
ÐYDDAN
Verb: to press, thrust; to strike, stab.
ÐȲFEL
Noun: bush, shrub, thicket, copse; leafy plant.
ÐȲFELETT
Noun: thicket.
ÐȲFEÐORN
Noun: buckthorn, hawthorn, bramble.
ÐȲFLEN
Adjective: bushy; made of twigs or broom.
ÐȲFLIG
Adverb: brambly.
ÐYFTEN
Noun: female servant, handmaid.
ÐYHTIG
Adjective: strong, firm.

1713
ÐȲLǢS
Conjunction: lest.
ÐYLCRÆFT
Noun: elocution, rhetoric.
ÐYLD
See (ge)ðyld.
ÐYLDELIC
See (ge)ðyldelic.
ÐYLDELĪCE
See (ge)ðydlelīce.
ÐYLDIG
See (ge)ðyldig.
ÐYLDIGLĪCE
See (ge)ðyldiglīce.
ÐYLE
Noun: speaker, orator; jester.
ÐȲLE
Noun: Thule (island in the north-west of Europe).
ÐYLLAN
Verb: to calm, assuage.
ÐȲMEL
Noun: fingerstall, thumbstall, thimble.
ÐȲMELE
Adjective: of the thickness of a thumb.
ÐYNCAN
See (ge)ðyncan.
ÐYNCÐO
See (ge)ðyncðo.
ÐYNGO
See (ge)ðyngo.
ÐYNHLǢNE
Adjective: wasted, shrunk.
ÐYNNE
Adjective: thin, lean; weak, feeble, tenuous, delicate; fluid; poor.
ÐYNNES

1714
Noun: thinness; weakness, feebleness, tenuity; lack of density, fluidity; poverty.
ÐYNNIAN
See (ge)ðynnian.
ÐYNNOL
Adjective: thin, lean, meagre.
ÐYNNUNG
Noun: thinning, act of making thin.
ÐYNWEFEN
Adjective: thin-woven.
ÐYREL
1. Noun: opening, aperture, hole, perforation, orifice.
2. Adjective: pierced, perforated; full of holes.
ÐYRELHŪS
Noun: turner's shop.
ÐYRELUNG
Noun: piercing, perforation.
ÐYRELWAMB
Adjective: with pierced belly.
ÐYRINGAS
Noun: The Thuringians.
ÐYRLIAN
Verb: to make a hole, pierce, perforate, excavate; to make hollow; to make vain.
ÐYRNCIN
Noun: small prickly plant, thistle; kind of thorn.
ÐYRNE
Noun: bramble, thorn-bush.
ÐYRNEN
Adjective: of thorns.
ÐYRNET
1. Noun: bramble, thorn-thicket; thorn.
2. See ðorniht.
ÐYRRAN
Verb: to dry, wipe.
ÐYRRE
Adjective: dry, lacking sap or moisture, withered; dry (medical term).

1715
ÐYRS
Noun: wizard, enchanter; giant; demon.
ÐYRSTAN
Verb: to thirst.
ÐYS
Noun: storm.
ÐȲTAN
Verb: to sound, blow (a horn).
ÐȲWAN
See (ge)ðȳwan.

1716
U
Noun: letter u.
ŪDER
Noun: breast, udder.
ŪF
1. Noun: owl; vulture.
2. Noun: uvula; tumour affecting the uvula.
UFAN
Adverb: from above, over, on high, at the top, from heaven; down.
UFANCUMENDE
Adjective: coming from above.
UFANCUND
Adjective: from above; supreme; heavenly, celestial, divine.
UFANMEARCUNG
Noun: superscription.
UFANWEARD
1. Adjective: highest, topmost, by top of.
2. Adposition: highest, topmost; above, at the top.
UFANWEARDUM
Adverb: above, at the top.
UFENAN
1. Adverb: from above.
2. Adposition: above, over, besides.
UFERIAN
See (ge)uferian.
UFERUNG
Noun: delay
UFEWEARD
1. Adjective: upper, upward, higher up, ascending; later.
2. Noun: upper part; outside.
UFOR
Adverb: higher, further up; further away; later, posterior; subsequent.
ŪHT
Noun: early morning, twilight, dawn; dusk.
ŪHTANTĪMA

  1717
Noun: time of nocturns.
ŪHTCEARU
Noun: sorrow at dawn.
ŪHTE
Noun: early morning, twilight, dawn; dusk; as an ecclesiastical term, the time at which the
earliest of the seven canonical services was held, the time of nocturns.
ŪHTERNLIC
Adjective: of the morning, matutinus.
ŪHTFLOGA
Noun: twilight-flier, dragon.
ŪHTGEBED
Noun: morning prayer, matins.
ŪHTHLEM
Noun: crash at dawn.
ŪHTLIC
1. Adjective: morning, matutinal; of matins.
2. See ūtlic.
ŪHTSANG
Noun: morning song, matins, nocturns.
ŪHTSANGLIC
Adjective: nocturnal, used at nocturns.
ŪHTSCEAÐA
Noun: twilight foe, one who robs in the night or early morning.
ŪHTTĪD
Noun: early morning, twilight, dawn.
ŪHTÐEGNUNG
Noun: matins.
ŪHTWÆCCA
Noun: night watch, nightly vigil.
ŪLE
Noun: owl.
ULMTRĒOW
Noun: elm-tree.
ULTUR
Noun: vulture.

  1718
ŪMA
Noun: weaver's beam; name of some plant.
UMBOR
Noun: child, infant.
UMBORWESENDE
Adjective: being a child.
UN-
Affix: negation; pejorative meaning; reverses a previous action; intensive meaning.
UNĀBEDEN
Adjective: unasked, unbidden.
UNĀBERENDLIC
Adjective: unbearable, intolerable.
UNĀBERENDLĪCE
Adverb: unbearably, intolerably.
UNĀBERIENDE
Adjective: unbearable.
UNĀBINDENDLIC
Adjective: indissoluble.
UNĀBLINN
Noun: unceasing presence, irrepressible state.
UNĀBLINNENDE
Adjective: unceasing, perpetual.
UNĀBLINNENDLIC
Adjective: unceasing, incessant, perpetual.
UNĀBLINNENDLĪCE
Adverb: unceasingly, incessantly, without ceasing, without intermission.
UNĀBRECENDLIC
Adjective: inextricable.
UNĀBȲGENDLIC
Adjective: inflexible.
UNĀCENNED
Adjective: unbegotten.
UNĀCNYCENDLIC
Adjective: that cannot be untied or loosened; indissoluble.
UNĀCUMENDLIC

  1719
Adjective: excessive, intolerable, unbearable, impossible to borne, impossible to do.
UNĀCUMENLICNES
Noun: unbearableness, impossibility to be borne.
UNĀCWENCEDLIC
Adjective: unquenchable, inextinguishable.
UNĀDRŪGOD
Adjective: undried, not dried; not hardened.
UNĀDRYSNENDE
Adjective: unquenchable, inextinguishable.
UNĀDWǢSCED
Adjective: unquenched, unextinguished, never extinguished.
UNĀDWǢSCENDLIC
Adjective: unquenchable, inextinguishable.
UNĀDWĒSCEDLIC
1. Adjective: inextinguishable, unquenchable.
2. See unādwǣscendlic.
UNǢMETTA
Noun: occupation, work, business; want of leisure; hindrance.
UNǢMTIGIAN
Verb: to deprive of leisure.
UNǢT
Noun: excessive eating, gluttony, revelling.
UNǢTNES
Noun: affliction.
UNÆTSPORNEN
Adjective: not hindered.
UNÆÐELBOREN
Adjective: not of noble birth, low born.
UNÆÐELE
Adjective: not noble, ignoble, base, infamous; of low birth.
UNÆÐELIAN
Verb: to dishonour, degrade, debase.
UNÆÐELĪCE
Adverb: ignobly, basely.
UNÆÐELNES

  1720
Noun: ignobility.
UNǢWFÆSTLĪCE
Adverb: irreverently, unlawfully; irreligiously.
UNǢWISC
Adjective: modest, bashful; immodest, shameless.
UNĀFANDOD
Adjective: untried, unproved.
UNĀFEOHTENDLIC
Adjective: inevitable, not to be overcome or contented.
UNĀFĪLED
Adjective: undefiled.
UNĀFUNDEN
Adjective: undiscovered, not found out; not tried.
UNĀFYLLEDLIC
Adjective: that cannot be filled, insatiable, insatiate.
UNĀFYLLEDLĪCE
Adverb: insatiably.
UNĀFYLLENDLIC
Adjective: that cannot be filled, insatiable.
UNĀFYLLENDLĪCE
Adverb: insatiably.
UNĀGA
Noun: one without possessions, poor person.
UNĀGǢLEDLĪCE
Adverb: unremittingly.
UNĀGĀN
Adjective: not lapsed, in force.
UNĀGELȲFED
Adjective: not allowed, unlawful, illicit.
UNĀGEN
Adjective: not under one’s own or under one’s control; precarious.
UNĀGIFEN
Adjective: not given up, unpaid.
UNĀGUNNEN
Adjective: not begun, without a beginning.

  1721
UNĀHEFENDLIC
Adjective: unbearable, insupportable.
UNĀHLADEN
Adjective: unexhausted.
UNĀLOGEN
Adjective: true, without deception or failure.
UNĀLȲFED
Adjective: not allowed, illicit, unlawful.
UNĀLȲFEDLIC
Adjective: not allowable, illicit, unlawful.
UNĀLȲFEDLĪCE
Adverb: without permission, unallowably, unlawfully.
UNĀLȲFEDNES
Noun: what is not allowed, what is forbidden; licentiousness.
UNĀLȲFENDLIC
Adjective: not allowed, illicit, unlawful.
UNĀLȲSENDLIC
Adjective: not to be remitted or forgiven.
UNĀMÆLT
Adjective: unmelted.
UNĀMĀNSUMOD
Adjective: not excommunicated, in church fellowship.
UNĀMETEN
Adjective: unmeasured, immeasurable, immense, boundless.
UNĀMETENLIC
Adjective: unmeasured, immeasurable, immense, unbounded.
UNĀMETGOD
Adjective: unmeasured, immeasurable, immense, unbounded.
UNĀMYRRED
Adjective: uninjured, undestroyed.
UNANDCȲÐIGNES
Noun: ignorance.
UNANDERGILDE
Adjective: irreplaceable; invaluable; not to be paid back.
UNANDETT

  1722
Adjective: unconfessed.
UNANDGITTOL
Adjective: unintelligent, incapable, ignorant, foolish.
UNANDGYTFUL
Adjective: unintelligent, ignorant, not rational, incapable, foolish.
UNANDHĒFE
Adjective: insupportable.
UNANDWEARD
Adjective: absent, not present.
UNANDWENDLIC
Adjective: unchangeable, immovable; unceasing.
UNANDWĪS
Adjective: inexperienced, unskilful.
UNĀNRǢDNES
Noun: inconstancy.
UNĀPĪNEDLĪCE
Adverb: with impunity.
UNĀR
Noun: dishonour.
UNĀRÆFNED
Adjective: not permissible, impracticable, intolerable, insupportable.
UNĀRÆFNEDLIC
Adjective: not permissible, impracticable, intolerable, impossible to bear.
UNĀRÆFNEDLĪCE
1. Adverb: intolerably.
2. See unāræfnendlīce.
UNĀRÆFNENDLIC
Adjective: not permissible, impracticable, intolerable.
UNĀRÆFNENDLĪCE
Adverb: intolerably, in a not permissible or impracticable manner.
UNĀRECCENDLIC
Adjective: unexplainable, indescribable; wonderful.
UNĀREHT
Adjective: unexplained, unexpounded; undiscussed.
UNĀRĪMED

  1723
Adjective: unnumbered, numberless, countless.
UNĀRĪMEDLIC
Adjective: innumerable, immeasurable, countless; boundless, infinite.
UNĀRĪMEDLĪCE
Adverb: innumerably.
UNĀRĪMENDLIC
Adjective: innumerable, immeasurable.
UNĀRĪMENDLĪCE
Adverb: innumerably.
UNĀRLIC
Adjective: dishonest, dishonourable; shameful, disgraceful; unkindly; unnatural (of a will).
UNĀRLĪCE
Adverb: shamefully, disgracefully; cruelly, unmercifully.
UNARODSCIPE
Noun: inactivity, spiritlessness; cowardice, remissness.
UNĀRWURÐIAN
Verb: to dishonour.
UNĀRWURÐLIC
Adjective: dishonourable; disgraceful.
UNĀRWYRÐNES
Noun: disrespect, irreverence, indignity.
UNĀSCENDED
Adjective: unharmed, unhurt.
UNĀSCRUNCEN
Adjective: unwithered, unfading, undecayed.
UNĀSCYRIGENDLIC
Adjective: inseparable.
UNĀSCYROD
Adjective: not separated.
UNĀSECGENDE
Adjective: ineffable, unspeakable.
UNĀSECGENDLIC
Adjective: indescribable, ineffable, unspeakable; not to be told.
UNĀSECGENDLĪCE
Adverb: ineffably, unspeakable; in a way that cannot be told.

  1724
UNĀSEDD
Adjective: unsatisfied, unsated, unsatiated.
UNĀSĒDENDLIC
Adjective: insatiable.
UNĀSEOLCENDLĪC
Adjective: energetic, vehement, eager.
UNĀSĒÐENDLIC
Adjective: insatiable.
UNĀSĪWOD
Adjective: unsewed, without seam.
UNĀSMĒAGENDLIC
Adjective: inconceivable, inscrutable; unsearchable.
UNĀSOLCENLĪCE
Adverb: with vigour, energetically, not lukewarmly, heartily; diligently.
UNĀSPRINGENDE
Adjective: unfailing.
UNĀSPRINGENDLIC
Adjective: unfailing.
UNĀSPYRIENDLIC
Adjective: unsearchable, that cannot be investigated or learnt by inquiry.
UNĀSTĪÐOD
Adjective: not hardened, not made firm.
UNĀSTYRED
Adjective: unmoved.
UNĀSTYRIENDE
Adjective: firm, motionless, immovable.
UNĀSTYRIGENDLIC
Adjective: firm, immovable, motionless.
UNĀSUNDRODLIC
Adjective: inseparable.
UNĀSWUNDENLĪCE
Adverb: diligently, promptly, not slowly, not languidly.
UNĀTALODLĪC
Adjective: unnumbered, innumerable.
UNĀTELLENDLIC

  1725
Adjective: innumerable.
UNĀTEMED
Adjective: untamed, unsubdued, barbarous.
UNĀTEMEDLIC
Adjective: untameable, wild, fierce.
UNĀTĒORIENDE
Adjective: unwearying, indefatigable.
UNĀTĒORIGENDLIC
Adjective: lasting, unceasing, unending, imperishable, permanent; unwearied, indefatigable.
UNĀTĒORIGENDLĪCE
Adverb: indefatigably; unceasingly; without failing.
UNĀTĒOROD
Adjective: unwearied, unfailing, unexhausted.
UNĀÐRĒOTEND
Adjective: persistent, assiduous, unwearying, inexhaustible.
UNĀÐRĒOTENDE
Adjective: unwearying, inexhaustible.
UNĀÐROTEN
Adjective: persevering, unwearied, indefatigable; vigorous.
UNĀÐROTENLĪCE
Adverb: unweariedly, unceasingly.
UNĀWÆGENDLIC
Adjective: immovable, unshaken.
UNĀWÆSCEN
Adjective: unwashed.
UNĀWEMMED
Adjective: unstained, spotless, immaculate, undefiled.
UNĀWEMMEDLIC
Adjective: unstained, spotless; incorruptible, immaculate.
UNĀWEMMEDNES
Noun: incorruption.
UNĀWEMMENDE
Adjective: not to be defiled.
UNĀWEND
Adjective: unchanged, unaltered, inviolate, unmoved.

  1726
UNĀWENDED
1. Adjective: unchangeable, unchanged, unmoved, inviolate.
2. See unāwend.
UNĀWENDENDE
Adjective: unchanging; unceasing.
UNĀWENDENDLIC
Adjective: fixed, unchangeable, invariable, unalterable, unmoved; unceasing.
UNĀWENDENDLĪCE
Adverb: unalterably, without possibility of change.
UNĀWERDED
Adjective: uninjured, unhurt, uncorrupted.
UNĀWĪDLOD
Adjective: uncontaminated, undefiled.
UNĀWRITEN
Adjective: unwritten.
UNBANDEN
Adjective: released from bonds.
UNBEALAFUL
Adjective: innocent, guiltless; harmless.
UNBEALD
Adjective: weak, timid, not bold, not confident, cowardly; irresolute; distrustful.
UNBEALU
Noun: innocence.
UNBEBOHT
Adjective: unsold.
UNBEBYRIGED
Adjective: unburied.
UNBECĒAS
Adjective: indisputable, incontestable.
UNBECRAFOD
Adjective: unquestioned, not subjected to claims.
UNBECWEDEN
Adjective: uncontested; unbequeathed, not left by will.
UNBECWEDENE
Adverb: uncontestedly.

  1727
UNBEDEN
Adjective: unasked, unbidden.
UNBEFANGENLIC
Adjective: incomprehensible, unintelligible.
UNBEFLITEN
Adjective: undisputed, uncontested.
UNBEFOHTEN
Adjective: unopposed, unattacked, unfought.
UNBEFŌNDLIC
Adjective: incomprehensible.
UNBEGĀN
Adjective: uncultivated, untilled; unadorned.
UNBEGRĪPENDLIC
Adjective: incomprehensible.
UNBEGUNNEN
Adjective: without beginning.
UNBEHĒAFDOD
Adjective: unbeheaded.
UNBEHĒFE
Adjective: not suitable, inconvenient, unprofitable.
UNBEHELENDLĪCE
Adverb: without concealment.
UNBEHELOD
Adjective: uncovered, naked.
UNBEHRĒOWSIGENDE
Adjective: unrepenting, impenitent.
UNBELIMP
Noun: mishap, misfortune, mischance, accident.
UNBEORHTE
Adverb: not brightly.
UNBERĒAFIGENDLIC
Adjective: not to be taken away.
UNBERENDE
Adjective: unbearable; unfruitful, sterile, barren.
UNBERENDLIC

  1728
Adjective: unbearable, intolerable.
UNBERENDNES
Noun: sterility, barrenness.
UNBERMED
Adjective: unleavened, unfermented.
UNBESACEN
Adjective: undisputed, uncontested; unmolested.
UNBESCĒAWOD
Adjective: inconsiderate, heedless; improvident.
UNBESCĒAWODLĪCE
Adverb: inconsiderately, heedlessly.
UNBESCOREN
Adjective: unshorn, without the tonsure.
UNBESENGED
Adjective: unburnt, unscorched, unsigned.
UNBESĒONDLIC
Adjective: incomprehensible.
UNBESMITEN
Adjective: undefiled, spotless, unsullied, pure, unpolluted.
UNBESORH
Adjective: not interested, unconcerned.
UNBESPRECEN
Adjective: uncontested.
UNBĒTED
Adjective: uncompensated; unexpiated, unatoned.
UNBEÐŌHT
Adjective: unexpected, inconsiderate; unreflecting.
UNBEÐŌHTE
Adverb: unthinkingly.
UNBEWEDDOD
Adjective: unbetrothed, unmarried.
UNBEWELLED
Adjective: not boiled away.
UNBIDDENDE
Adjective: not praying, without praying.

  1729
UNBIELDO
Noun: weakness, timidity, diffidence, want of boldness, inconstancy; irresolution.
UNBILEWIT
Adjective: not gentle, harsh, fierce.
UNBINDAN
Verb: to unbind, untie, loosen, free or release from a bond; to pay.
UNBISCOPOD
Adjective: unconfirmed (by a bishop), unbishoped.
UNBIÐYRFE
Adjective: useless, unprofitable, vain.
UNBLĒOH
Adjective: clean; clear, bright, splendid.
UNBLĒTSUNG
Noun: curse.
UNBLINNENDLĪCE
Adverb: incessantly.
UNBLISS
Noun: unhappiness, affliction, sorrow, grief, misery.
UNBLĪÐE
Adjective: joyless, sad, sorrowful, grieved, angry; unkind, unfriendly, shewing ill-will or
displeasure, stern; unquiet.
UNBLĪÐEMĒDE
Adjective: sadhearted, sorrowful.
UNBLŌDIG
Adjective: bloodless.
UNBLONDEN
Adjective: unmixed.
UNBOHT
Adjective: free, unbought.
UNBOREN
Adjective: unborn.
UNBRĀD
Adjective: narrow, not broad.
UNBRǢCE
Adjective: unbreakable, indestructible.

  1730
UNBROCHEARD
Adjective: tender, delicate.
UNBROSNIGENDLIC
Adjective: incorruptible, imperishable, indestructible.
UNBROSNODLĪCE
Adverb: incorruptibly.
UNBROSNUNG
Noun: incorruption.
UNBRYCE
Adjective: unbreakable, indestructible, everlasting; unbroken, uninjured, inviolate.
UNBRȲCE
Adjective: useless, unprofitable.
UNBRȲDE
Adverb: honestly.
UNBRYGD
Noun: fair dealing, not unfair turn.
UNBUNDEN
Adjective: not bound.
UNBȲED
Adjective: uninhabited, desert.
UNBȲING
Noun: solitude.
UNBYRGED
Adjective: unburied.
UNBYRNENDE
Adjective: without burning.
UNCĀFSCIPE
Noun: inactivity, sloth, sluggishness.
UNCAMPRŌF
Adjective: not bold in battle, unwarlike.
UNCAPITULOD
Adjective: without headings or titles (to chapters or sections).
UNCĒAP
Adjective: without price, gratis, gratuitous.
UNCĒAPED

  1731
Adjective: gratuitous, gratis.
UNCĒAPUNGA
Adverb: without payment or recompense, gratuitously.
UNCĒAST
Noun: oath of reconciliation, absence of quarrel, inhostility.
UNCER
Pronoun: of us two, our (of two persons).
UNCLǢMOD
Adjective: rough-cast, unsmoothed.
UNCLǢNE
Adjective: unclean, filthy, foul; (moral sense) unclean, impure; not fit for food.
UNCLǢNLIC
Adjective: unclean, impure.
UNCLǢNLĪCE
Adverb: impurely.
UNCLǢNNES
Noun: uncleanness, squalor, foulness, impurity; (moral sense) uncleanness, impurity, obscenity.
UNCLǢNO
Noun: uncleanness, impurity.
UNCLǢNSIAN
See (ge)unclǣnsian.
UNCLǢNSOD
Adjective: uncleansed, not purified.
UNCNYTTAN
Verb: to unbind, untie, unknot, loosen.
UNCOREN
Adjective: evil, reprobate.
UNCOÐA
Noun: disease, plague.
UNCOÐU
Noun: disease, plague.
UNCRÆFT
Noun: ill practice, evil art.
UNCRÆFTIG
Adjective: helpless, powerless.

  1732
UNCRĪSTEN
Adjective: infidel, not Christian.
UNCUMLĪÐE
Adjective: inhospitable.
UNCŪÐ
Adjective: unknown, unusual, strange; uncertain; unkind, ungentle, unfriendly, rough,
uncouth, harsh, hostile.
UNCŪÐA
Noun: stranger.
UNCŪÐLIC
Adjective: unknown, strange, uncanny.
UNCŪÐLĪCE
Adverb: unkindly, in an unfriendly manner.
UNCŪÐNES
Noun: strangeness; novelty.
UNCWACIENDE
Adjective: firmly, without shaking or tottering.
UNCWEDEN
Adjective: unsaid; revoked.
UNCWĒME
Adjective: unpleasing, disagreeable, unacceptable.
UNCWEÐENDE
Adjective: speechless, dumb; inanimate.
UNCWISSE
Adjective: speechless, dumb.
UNCWYDD
Adjective: in undisputed possession; undisturbed by charges, uncontested.
UNCȲME
Adjective: mean, unseemly, paltry; poor.
UNCYNDE
Adjective: unnatural.
UNCYNLIC
Adjective: unsuitable, improper.
UNCYNN
Adjective: unsuitable, unfitting, improper.

  1733
UNCȲPE
Adjective: given without payment, gratuitous.
UNCYST
Noun: error, mistake; defect, fault, vice; wickedness, crime; disorder, disease; avarice, stinginess,
parsimony, niggardliness; solecism (of diction); want of liberality.
UNCYSTIG
Adjective: mean, stingy, niggardly, parsimonious; not liberal.
UNCȲÐIG
Adjective: unacquainted with, ignorant; devoid of.
UNCȲÐÐ
Noun: ignorance; foreign country, strange land.
UNDǢD
Noun: ill deed, evil action, misdeed, crime.
UNDǢLED
Adjective: undivided, not separated.
UNÐÆSLIC
Adjective: unfit, unsuitable, inappropriate, unseemly, unbecoming; absurd.
UNÐÆSLĪCE
Adverb: unsuitably, in an unseemly manner.
UNÐÆSLICNES
Noun: impropriety, unseemliness.
UNÐÆSLICU
Noun: incongruity, absurdity.
UNDALAN
Noun: the name which remains as Oundle, a town in Northamptonshire.
UNDĒADED
Adjective: not deadened.
UNDĒADLIC
Adjective: endless, for all eternity, immortal, undying, imperishable.
UNDĒADLĪCE
Adverb: immortally, to immortality.
UNDĒADLICNES
Noun: immortality.
UNDEARNUNGA
Adverb: openly, without secrecy or concealment.

  1734
UNDĒAW
Adjective: without dew.
UNDECLĪNIGENDLIC
Adjective: indeclinable.
UNDĒOGOLLĪCE
Adverb: openly, clearly, plainly, not secretly.
UNDĒOP
Adjective: shallow, low, not deep.
UNDĒOPÐANCOL
Adjective: shallow, silly.
UNDĒORE
1. Adjective: common, cheap, not dear.
2. Adverb: cheaply, at a small cost.
UNDER
1. Adposition: under, beneath; among, before; in the presence of; in service of, in subjection to,
under the rule of, under the shelter of; by, by means of.
2. Adverb: beneath, below, underneath.
UNDERĀGENDLIC
Adjective: subnixus.
UNDERANDFŌND
Noun: receiver.
UNDERBÆC
Adverb: back, behind, backwards.
UNDERBÆCLING
Adverb: back, behind, backwards.
UNDERBĒGAN
Verb: to subject.
UNDERBEGINNAN
Verb: to attempt; to undertake.
UNDERBERAN
Verb: to support, endure.
UNDERBEÐĒODAN
Verb: to subject.
UNDERBRǢDAN
Verb: to spread under.

  1735
UNDERBŪGAN
Verb: to submit (to).
UNDERBURG
Noun: suburb.
UNDERBURHWARE
Noun: inhabitants of a suburb.
UNDERCERRAN
Verb: to overturn, subvert.
UNDERCRAMMIAN
Verb: to fill out underneath, stuff full below.
UNDERCRĒOPAN
Verb: to be secretly grasped or seized by something; to penetrate, enter surreptitiously; to
undermine.
UNDERCUMAN
Verb: to assist.
UNDERCYNING
Noun: dependent or tributary king, under-king, viceroy.
UNDERDELF
Noun: undermining.
UNDERDELFAN
Verb: to dig under, undermine; to break through.
UNDERDĪACON
Noun: subdeacon, under-deacon.
UNDERDŌN
Verb: to put under.
UNDERDRENCAN
Verb: to choke by drowning.
UNDERDRIFENNES
Noun: subjection.
UNDERETAN
Verb: to undermine, subvert, sap, eat away.
UNDERFANG
Noun: acceptance, undertaking; one who undertakes.
UNDERFANGEN
Adjective: neophyte.

  1736
UNDERFANGENES
Noun: assumption, undertaking; reception, hospitality.
UNDERFEALDAN
Verb: subdere.
UNDERFENG
Noun: acceptance, undertaking.
UNDERFLŌWAN
Verb: to flow under.
UNDERFOLGOÐ
Noun: subordinate office.
UNDERFŌN
Verb: to get, receive, obtain; to take, accept; to take in, entertain; to assume, take up,
undertake, adopt; to submit; to undergo, bear; to steal, take surreptitiously.
UNDERFŌND
Noun: one who takes anything in charge.
UNDERFŌNDLĪC
Adjective: to be received.
UNDERFYLIGAN
Verb: subsequi.
UNDERGĀN
Verb: to undermine, ruin.
UNDERGANGAN
Verb: to undergo.
UNDERGENDLIC
Adjective: inoffensive, harmless, innoxious.
UNDERGEOC
Adjective: tame, accustomed to the yoke.
UNDERGERĒFA
Noun: under-office, deputy-governor, proconsul.
UNDERGESETT
Adjective: placed under.
UNDERGESTANDAN
Verb: to stand under.
UNDERGEÐĒODED
Adjective: subject.

  1737
UNDERGIETAN
Verb: to know, perceive, note; to know, understand; to mark.
UNDERGINNAN
Verb: to begin, undertake; to attempt.
UNDERGRĪPAN
Verb: to seize.
UNDERHEBBAN
Verb: to bear, support, lift.
UNDERHLYSTAN
Verb: to supply an omitted word.
UNDERHLYSTUNG
Noun: the act of supplying an omitted word.
UNDERHNĪGAN
Verb: to descend beneath; to undergo, submit to; to succumb to, sink under.
UNDERHOLUNG
Noun: cavity beneath.
UNDERHWĪTEL
Noun: under-garment.
UNDERIENDE
Adjective: inoffensive, harmless; innocent.
UNDERIERNAN
Verb: to run under, run beneath.
UNDERLǢDED
Adjective: glosses subductus.
UNDERLĀTTĒOW
Noun: subordinate ruler, consul.
UNDERLECGAN
Verb: to support, prop, underlay.
UNDERLICGAN
Verb: to be subject to, underlie, submit; to give way to.
UNDERLĪHTAN
Verb: to alleviate.
UNDERLING
Noun: inferior, subordinate, underling, subject.
UNDERLŪTAN

  1738
1. Verb: to support, bear; to sustain, submit to.
2. Verb: to bow or bend under, stoop beneath.
UNDERN
Noun: third hour of the day, nine in the morning; service at the third hour.
UNDERNEOÐAN
Adverb: underneath.
UNDERNEOÐEMEST
Adjective: lowest.
UNDERNGEREORD
Noun: morning meal, breakfast.
UNDERNGEWEORC
Noun: breakfast.
UNDERNGIEFL
Noun: breakfast, repast.
UNDERNIMAN
Verb: to receive, take in; to steal, take surreptitiously; to understand, comprehend; to take upon
oneself; to resent, be indignant at; to blame.
UNDERNMǢL
Noun: morning-time.
UNDERNMETE
Noun: morning meal, breakfast.
UNDERNREST
Noun: rest in the morning.
UNDERNSANG
Noun: service at the third hour of the day, tierce.
UNDERNSWǢSENDU
Noun: early meal, breakfast.
UNDERNTĪD
Noun: third hour of the day, nine o’clock; service at the third hour, tierce.
UNDERNTĪMA
Noun: third hour of the day, nine o’clock.
UNDERPLANTIAN
Verb: supplantare.
UNDERRĪM
Noun: subscript number.

  1739
UNDERSCĒOTAN
Verb: to support, sustain, prop up, underprop; to pass under, move to a place beneath; to
intercept.
UNDERSCYTE
Noun: intervention, intercepting; transit, passage underneath; brake, drag-chain, drag-shoe or
scotch place below the wheel.
UNDERSĒCAN
Verb: to examine, investigate, scrutinize.
UNDERSERC
Noun: under-garment.
UNDERSETTAN
Verb: supponere.
UNDERSINGAN
Verb: succinere.
UNDERSITTAN
Verb: subsidere.
UNDERSLĪCENDE
Adjective: slipping under.
UNDERSMĒAGAN
Verb: glosses subrepere, subripere.
UNDERSMŪGAN
1. Verb: to surprise, come upon unawares.
2. Verb: to creep under.
UNDERSTANDAN
Verb: to understand, know, perceive; to observe, notice, consider; to conceive of; to accept as
correct, take for granted.
UNDERSTANDENNES
Noun: substance.
UNDERSTANDING
Noun: understanding, intelligence.
UNDERSTAPPLIAN
Verb: supplantare.
UNDERSTINGAN
Verb: to support, prop up, under-prop.
UNDERSTRĒDAN

  1740
Verb: to strew under.
UNDERSTRĒOWED
Adjective: having material to lie on, underlaid, understrewn.
UNDERSYRC
Noun: undershirt.
UNDERTŌDAL
Noun: secondary division.
UNDERTUNGE
Noun: part under or behind the tongue, tongue-ligament.
UNDERTUNGEÐRUM
Noun: tongue-ligament.
UNDERÐENCAN
Verb: to consider, look into; to change one’s mind, repent.
UNDERÐĒNIAN
Verb: to serve under.
UNDERÐĒOD
Adjective: subject, subordinate, assistant, suffragan.
UNDERÐĒODAN
Verb: to reduce, subject, subjugate, subdue, render subject, degrade; to add, subjoin; to support,
cause to endure, render liable.
UNDERÐĒODENDLIC
Adjective: subjunctive.
UNDERÐĒODNES
Noun: obedience, subjection, submission.
UNDERÐĒOW
Noun: subject, servant, slave.
UNDERWEAXAN
Verb: succrescere.
UNDERWEDD
Noun: deposit, security, pledge.
UNDERWENDAN
Verb: subvertere.
UNDERWEORPAN
Verb: subjicere.
UNDERWRǢDEL

  1741
Noun: waistband.
UNDERWREÐIAN
Verb: to support, sustain, uphold; to establish; to strengthen.
UNDERWREÐUNG
Noun: support, sustentation, propping up.
UNDERWRĪTAN
Verb: to write at the foot of, sign, subscribe.
UNDERWYRTWALIAN
Verb: supplantare.
UNDERȲCAN
Verb: to add.
UNDIERNE
1. Adjective: open, clearly known, public, not hidden, manifest, revealed, discovered.
2. Adverb: openly, clearly, plainly.
UNDĪGLE
Adjective: not secret.
UNDĪLEGOD
Adjective: unerased, not effaced or blotted out.
UNDOLFEN
Adjective: not dug, untilled.
UNDŌM
Noun: injustice, unjust judgement.
UNDŌMLĪCE
Adverb: indiscreetly; with bad judgement.
UNDŌN
Verb: to undo, open; to separate, loosen; to discharge, release, absolve; to cancel, abrogate; to
destroy.
UNDŌNNESS
Noun: state of being undone.
UNDRĒFED
Adjective: undisturbed, untroubled, undefiled.
UNDRIFEN
Adjective: not driven or tossed.
UNDRUNCEN
Adjective: sober, not drunk.

  1742
UNDRYSNENDE
Adjective: inextinguishable.
UNĒACEN
Adjective: not pregnant, barren.
UNĒACNIENDLIC
Adjective: unproductive, unfruitful, sterile.
UNEARFOÐLĪCE
Adverb: without difficulty.
UNEARG
Adjective: brave, bold, intrepid, fearless, not cowardly, undaunted.
UNEARHLIC
Adjective: brave, bold, intrepid, not cowardly, dauntless.
UNĒAÐE
1. Adjective: not easy, difficult, hard, grievous, troublesome; unpleasant, disagreeable, not easy
to bear.
2. Adverb: not easily, with difficultly, hardly, grievously; not easily borne; just, only, scarcely;
unwillingly.
UNĒAÐELIC
Adjective: difficult, hard, impossible; difficult to bear, grievous, troublesome.
UNĒAÐELĪCE
Adverb: with difficulty, with trouble or inconvenience.
UNĒAÐELICNES
Noun: difficulty.
UNĒAÐLǢCNE
Adjective: not easily cured.
UNĒAÐMYLTE
Adjective: not easily digested, indigestible.
UNĒAÐNES
Noun: difficulty, worry, anxiety, grief, trouble; severity, harshness.
UNEFENLIC
Adjective: unlike, unequal, irregular, diverse, anomalous.
UNEFESUNG
Noun: failure to cut the hair.
UNEFN
Adjective: unlike, unequal, irregular, dissimilar, diverse, anomalous.

  1743
UNEFNE
Adverb: unequally, diversely.
UNENDEBYRDLĪCE
Adverb: in a disorderly manner, without order, irregularly.
UNERED
Adjective: uncultivated, unploughed.
UNĒSTFUL
Adjective: ungracious.
UNFǢCNE
Adjective: sincere, honest, without malice, without deceit or fraud; faithful.
UNFÆDERLĪCE
Adverb: in an unfatherly manner.
UNFǢGE
Adjective: not fated to die; not fey.
UNFÆGER
Adjective: not beautiful, not fair, ugly, deformed, horrid, hideous, foul; unlovable.
UNFÆGERNES
Noun: ugliness, disfigurement, abomination, foulness.
UNFǢGLIC
Adjective: not fatal, not indicating or impending death.
UNFÆGRE
Adverb: ungently, unpleasantly, terribly, cruelly, foully; unfairly.
UNFǢHÐ
Noun: peace (dropping of a feud), absence of hostility.
UNFǢLE
Adjective: bad, ill, unlovely, unholy, evil, wicked.
UNFÆST
Adjective: weak, not firm, not fixed, unstable, unsteady; unfast, loose.
UNFÆSTENDE
Adjective: not fasting.
UNFÆSTLĪCE
Adverb: not firmly, vaguely, uncertainly; indistinctly.
UNFÆSTNOD
See (ge)unfæstnod.
UNFÆSTRǢD

  1744
Adjective: weak, infirm, unstable, inconstant.
UNFÆSTRǢDNES
Noun: instability, inconstancy; levity.
UNFĀH
Adjective: exempt from hostility, not regarded as a foe; not under a ban.
UNFEALDAN
Verb: to unfold, unroll, open; to explain, unfold by narrating.
UNFEAX
Adjective: without hair, bald.
UNFĒFERIG
Adjective: not feverish.
UNFĒLENDE
Adjective: unfeeling, insensible, callous.
UNFENGE
Adjective: unacceptable.
UNFEOR
Adverb: near, not far from.
UNFEORMIGENDE
Adjective: inexpiable.
UNFĒRE
Adjective: infirm, incapacitated, invalided, disabled.
UNFĒRNES
Noun: impotence, infirmity.
UNFLITME
1. Adverb: unreservedly, without dispute.
2. See unhlītme.
UNFLYCGE
Adjective: unfledged.
UNFORBÆRNED
Adjective: unburnt, not burnt up, not consumed by fire.
UNFORBODEN
Adjective: lawful, not prohibited, unforbidden, free from any moral or legal hindrance.
UNFORBODENE
Adverb: unopposedly.
UNFORBŪGENDLIC

  1745
Adjective: unavoidable, inevitable.
UNFORBŪGENDLĪCE
Adverb: fixedly, constantly, without turning away or aside.
UNFORBURNEN
Adjective: unburnt, not consumed by fire.
UNFORCUMEN
Adjective: unconquered.
UNFORCŪÐ
Adjective: good, brave, reputable, noble, not ignoble, not despicable, not wicked.
UNFORCŪÐLĪCE
Adverb: nobly, excellently.
UNFORDYTT
Adjective: unstopped, unobstructed.
UNFOREBYRDIG
Adjective: impatient.
UNFORED
Adjective: unbroken, inviolate.
UNFOREDLIC
Adjective: indissoluble.
UNFORESCĒAWOD
Adjective: unconsidered; hasty.
UNFORESCĒAWODLIC
Adjective: precipitate, hasty, rash; inconsiderate.
UNFORESEWEN
Adjective: unforeseen.
UNFORFEORED
Adjective: unbroken.
UNFORGIFEN
Adjective: unforgiven; not given in marriage.
UNFORGIFENDE
Adjective: unforgiving.
UNFORGITENDE
Adjective: unforgetting; mindful.
UNFORGOLDEN
Adjective: unpaid, unremunerated.

  1746
UNFORHÆFEDNES
Noun: incontinence.
UNFORHLADEN
Adjective: unexhausted.
UNFORHT
Adjective: bold, intrepid, fearless, not afraid, not frightened.
UNFORHTE
Adverb: fearlessly.
UNFORHTIGENDE
Adjective: fearless.
UNFORHTLĒASNES
Noun: timidity, fear.
UNFORHTLĪCE
Adverb: fearlessly, without fear.
UNFORHTMŌD
Adjective: fearless.
UNFORLǢTEN
Adjective: not left.
UNFORMOLSNIENDLĪC
Adjective: undecaying, incorruptible.
UNFORMOLSNOD
Adjective: undecayed, uncorruptible.
UNFORMOLTEN
Adjective: unconsumed, undigested.
UNFORROTEDLIC
Adjective: not liable to decay, imperishable, incorruptible.
UNFORROTIENDIG
Adjective: incorruptible.
UNFORROTIENDLIC
Adjective: no liable to decay, imperishable, incorruptible.
UNFORSCĒAWOD
Adjective: unpremeditated.
UNFORSCĒAWODLĪCE
Adverb: unawares, unexpected, without forethought; inconsiderately, hastily.
UNFORSPORNEN

  1747
Adjective: unosbtructed, not hindered.
UNFORSWǢLED
Adjective: unburnt, unscorched.
UNFORSWIGOD
Adjective: not omitted, not passed over in silence.
UNFORSWȲÐED
Adjective: unconquered.
UNFORTREDDE
Noun: plant that cannot be destroyed by treading, knot-grass, polygonum aviculare.
UNFORTREDEN
Adjective: not destroyed by treading.
UNFORÐŌHT
Adjective: unexpected.
UNFORWANDIGENDLĪCE
Adverb: boldly, without regard to fear or shame, unhesitatingly; freely.
UNFORWANDODLIC
Adjective: fearless, undeterred by fear or shame, unhesitating; free.
UNFORWANDODLĪCE
Adverb: directly, unswervingly; suddenly, unexpectedly; fearless, unhesitatingly; freely;
inconsiderately, rashly, heedlessly, recklessly.
UNFORWEALWOD
Adjective: undecayed, unwithered.
UNFORWORDENLIC
Adjective: undecayed, uncorrupt.
UNFORWORHT
1. Adjective: innocent, not criminal.
2. Adjective: free, unobstructed, without hindrance.
UNFORWYRDED
Adjective: undecayed, unspoilt.
UNFRACODLĪCE
Adverb: fitly, becomingly, honourably.
UNFRATEWOD
Adjective: unadorned, unpolished.
UNFREMFUL
Adjective: unprofitable, not advantageous.

  1748
UNFREMU
Noun: loss, hurt, damage, detriment.
UNFRĒONDLĪCE
Adverb: unkindly, in an unfriendly manner.
UNFRICGENDE
Adjective: not questioning.
UNFRIÐ
Noun: absence or breach of peace, hostility, enmity, war; state of being outside the king’s peace.
UNFRIÐFLOTA
Noun: hostile fleet.
UNFRIÐHERE
Noun: hostile army.
UNFRIÐLAND
Noun: hostile land, hostile country.
UNFRIÐMANN
Noun: man from a hostile country, alien enemy.
UNFRIÐSCIP
Noun: hostile ship, ship carrying on hostilities, ship belonging to a hostile country.
UNFRŌD
Adjective: young, not old; not wise, inexperience, ignorant, rude.
UNFRŌDNESS
Noun: ignorance, rudeness.
UNFRŌFORLĪCE
Adverb: uncontestably.
UNFROM
Adjective: weak, not strong, feeble; inert.
UNFUL
Adjective: good, not foul; empty.
UNFULFREMED
Adjective: imperfect.
UNFULFREMEDNES
Noun: imperfection.
UNFULFREMMING
Noun: imperfection.
UNFŪLIENDE

  1749
Adjective: incorruptible.
UNFŪLIENDLIC
Adjective: incorruptible.
UNFULLOD
Adjective: unbaptized.
UNFULWORHT
Adjective: unfinished, uncompleted, imperfect.
UNFYRN
Adverb: not long ago; soon, before long.
UNGÆNGE
Adjective: useless, vain, impracticable.
UNGEǢSCE
Adjective: indescribable, that cannot be found out by enquiry, unheard of.
UNGEǢWED
Adjective: unmarried.
UNGEANDETT
Adjective: without confession.
UNGEAPLĪCE
Adverb: carelessly; unskilfully.
UNGĒAPLĪCE
Adverb: without due consideration.
UNGĒARA
Adverb: recently, lately, not long ago; soon, shortly, before long.
UNGEARU
Adjective: not ready, unprepared, disinclined, not prompt, indisposed to act; uncultivated,
untilled.
UNGEARUWITOLNES
Noun: dullness of mind.
UNGEĀRWYRD
Adjective: not respected, not honoured.
UNGEĀXOD
Adjective: unasked.
UNGEBĒATEN
Adjective: unbeaten, not trimmed; unhewn, unwrought.
UNGEBEORHLĪCE

  1750
Adverb: not safely, rashly, intemperately.
UNGEBĒT
Adjective: uncorrected, unamended; unatoned for; unacquitted.
UNGEBIERDE
Adjective: young, beardless.
UNGEBĪGED
Adjective: unbent.
UNGEBĪGENDLIC
Adjective: rigid, inflexible, that cannot be bent; indeclinable.
UNGEBLĒOH
Adjective: unlike; of different colours.
UNGEBLĒTSOD
Adjective: unblessed.
UNGEBLȲGED
Adjective: intrepid, undismayed.
UNGEBODEN
Adjective: unbidden, without being summoned.
UNGEBOHT
Adjective: unbought, unbribed.
UNGEBOREN
Adjective: unborn.
UNGEBROCEN
Adjective: unbroken.
UNGEBROCOD
Adjective: unafflicted, uninjured.
UNGEBROSNENDLIC
Adjective: undecaying, incorruptible.
UNGEBROSNOD
Adjective: undecayed, uncorrupted.
UNGEBROSNUNG
Noun: incorruption.
UNGEBUNDEN
Adjective: unbound.
UNGEBYRDE
1. Adjective: not natural, uncongenial.

  1751
2. See ungebierde.
UNGEBYRDED
Adjective: unpolluted, uncorrupted, inviolate.
UNGEBYREDLIC
Adjective: unsuitable, incongruous.
UNGECLǢNSOD
Adjective: unclean, impure.
UNGECNĀWEN
Adjective: unknown.
UNGECNYRDNES
Noun: indifference, idleness, negligence; want of diligence.
UNGECŌPLIC
Adjective: unfit, unsuitable, unbefitting, inconvenient, troublesome.
UNGECOPLĪCE
Adverb: unsuitably, unseasonably.
UNGECOREN
Adjective: unselected, unchosen; evil, reprobate.
UNGECOST
Adjective: bad, evil, vicious, reprobate.
UNGECRISTNOD
Adjective: not having undergone the ritual preparatory to baptism.
UNGECWĒME
Adjective: unpleasant, disagreeable.
UNGECȲD
Adjective: unsaid, undeclared.
UNGECYNDE
Adjective: unnatural; alien.
UNGECYNDELIC
Adjective: unnatural, terrible, monstrous; unnatural, supernatural.
UNGECYNDELLĪCE
Adverb: unnaturally.
UNGECYRRED
Adjective: unchanged, unconverted, unreformed.
UNGEDÆFTLĪCE
Adverb: unsuitably, unseasonably.

  1752
UNGEDÆFTNES
Noun: importunity, untimely intervention or interruption, unseasonableness.
UNGEDAFENLIC
Adjective: improper, indecent, unseemly, unbecoming, unmannerly, unseasonable; troublesome.
UNGEDAFENLĪCE
Adverb: improperly, indecently, unsuitably, in an unseemly manner, unbecomingly,
unseasonably; unreasonably, unduly, inordinately, unjustly.
UNGEDAFENLICNES
Noun: inconvenience, unfitness.
UNGEDAGNIENDLĪC
Adjective: unseemly, indecent.
UNGEDĀLLIC
Adjective: limitless, without end, infinite.
UNGEDĒFE
Adjective: improper, not fitting; disagreeable; troublesome.
UNGEDĒFLĪCE
Adverb: unfitly, in a way that ill suits the conditions of a case.
UNGEDERED
Adjective: unmolested, unhurt, uninjured.
UNGEDŌN
Adjective: not done.
UNGEDREHTLĪCE
Adverb: indefatigably, unweariedly.
UNGEDRȲME
Adjective: discordant, dissonant, inharmonious.
UNGEDWIMORLĪCE
Adverb: clearly, really, without any delusion.
UNGEDYRSTIG
Adjective: timid, faint-hearted, diffident.
UNGEEAHTENDLIC
Adjective: incalculable, inestimable; estimable, extraordinary.
UNGEEARNED
Adjective: undeserved.
UNGEENDIGENDLIC
Adjective: indefinite; infinite; infinitive.

  1753
UNGEENDOD
Adjective: unending, endless, boundless, infinite; very great in number, extent.
UNGEENDODLIC
Adjective: unending, endless, boundless, infinite.
UNGEFÆD
Noun: indiscretion.
UNGEFANDOD
Adjective: not tried or experienced.
UNGEFAREN
Adjective: untraveled, impassable; without a road.
UNGEFĒA
Noun: unhappiness.
UNGEFĒALĪCE
Adverb: joylessly, miserably.
UNGEFĒGE
Adjective: improper, unfit, unsuitable; absurd.
UNGEFĒLE
Adjective: without feeling, without sensation, insensible.
UNGEFĒLED
Adjective: without feeling, insensible.
UNGEFĒRE
1. Adjective: inaccessible, impassable, impenetrable, impervious.
2. Adverb: impassably.
UNGEFĒRED
Adjective: inaccessible, unapproached.
UNGEFĒRENLIC
Adjective: difficult to access, inaccessible, trackless.
UNGEFĒRLIC
Adjective: that separates, that cannot be united, unsocial; internecine.
UNGEFĒRLĪCE
Adverb: in civil war.
UNGEFĒRNE
Adjective: impassable.
UNGEFEÐERED
Adjective: unfeathered.

  1754
UNGEFŌG
1. Adjective: immense, excessive, immoderate, intemperate; presumptuous, unbending,
overbearing.
2. Noun: excess.
UNGEFŌGE
Adverb: immensely, excessive, exorbitantly.
UNGEFŌGLIC
Adjective: strong, fierce; enormous, immense.
UNGEFŌGLĪCE
Adverb: immoderately, excessively, intemperately.
UNGEFRǢGE
Adjective: unusual, unheard of; inconceivable.
UNGEFRǢGELIC
Adjective: unusual, unheard of, extraordinary; inconceivable.
UNGEFRǢGELĪCE
Adverb: unusually, in an unheard of manner, to an unheard of extent, extraordinarily.
UNGEFRÆTWOD
Adjective: unadorned.
UNGEFRĒDELĪCE
Adverb: with insensibility, callously.
UNGEFREMED
Adjective: not done, not accomplished, unfinished.
UNGEFREMMUNG
Noun: imperfection.
UNGEFULLOD
1. Adjective: unfulfilled.
2. See ungefulwod.
UNGEFULWOD
Adjective: unbaptized.
UNGEFYLD
Adjective: unfilled, unsatisfied, insatiable.
UNGEFYLLEDLIC
Adjective: insatiable.
UNGEFYLLENDLIC
Adjective: insatiable.

  1755
UNGEFYNDE
Adjective: worthless; undeveloped, barren; not to be found or provided as food.
UNGEFYRN
Adverb: soon, before long, at no distant date, not long ago, not long after, not long hence.
UNGEGEARWOD
Adjective: not dressed.
UNGEGLENGED
Adjective: unadorned.
UNGEGRĒT
Adjective: ungreeted.
UNGEHĀDOD
Adjective: not ordained, not in holy orders.
UNGEHǢLENDLIC
Adjective: incurable.
UNGEHǢMED
Adjective: unmarried.
UNGEHÆPLIC
Adjective: unfit, unsuitable; incongruous.
UNGEHĀLGOD
Adjective: unconsecrated, unhallowed.
UNGEHĀTEN
Adjective: not promised; unbidden.
UNGEHĒAFDOD
Adjective: not having come to a head.
UNGEHEALDSUM
Adjective: incontinent; unchaste.
UNGEHEALDSUMLĪCE
Adverb: incontinently.
UNGEHEALDSUMNESS
Noun: incontinence.
UNGEHEFEGOD
Adjective: not pregnant, not with child.
UNGEHENDE
Adjective: at a distance, far off, not near, remote.
UNGEHENDNES

  1756
Noun: distance, remoteness.
UNGEHEORT
Adjective: without courage, disheartened.
UNGEHĪERSUM
Adjective: inattentive to what is said, disobedient, unsubmissive, rebellious.
UNGEHĪRSUMNES
Noun: disobedience, want of submission.
UNGEHĪRSUMOD
Adjective: not subject, disobedient.
UNGEHĪWOD
Adjective: not formed, not fashioned, without form, unshapen; unfeigned, genuine.
UNGEHĪWODLIC
Adjective: unformed, not fashioned, unshapen; unfeigned, genuine.
UNGEHLĒOÐOR
Adjective: discordant, dissonant, inharmonious.
UNGEHREPOD
Adjective: untouched, intact.
UNGEHRINEN
Adjective: untouched, intact.
UNGEHWǢDE
Adjective: much, not slight, considerable.
UNGEHȲRED
Adjective: untold, unheard of.
UNGEHȲRNES
Noun: hardness of hearing, deafness.
UNGEHYRT
Adjective: fearful, cowardly, disheartened.
UNGEL
Noun: fat, tallow, suet.
UNGELĀCNOD
Adjective: unhealed, uncured.
UNGELĀDOD
Adjective: not acquired, uncleared of a charge.
UNGELÆCCENDLIC
Adjective: unreprovable, irreprehensible.

  1757
UNGELǢRED
Adjective: untaught, unlearned, unskilled, illiterate, ignorant, rude.
UNGELǢREDLIC
Adjective: that learns with difficulty, unteachable.
UNGELǢREDLĪCE
Adverb: without instruction, ignorantly, in an undisciplined manner.
UNGELǢREDNES
Noun: uninstructedness, unskillfulness, inexperience, ignorance, rudeness.
UNGELAÐOD
Adjective: uninvited.
UNGELĒAF
Adjective: unbelieving, incredulous.
UNGELĒAFA
Noun: unbelief.
UNGELĒAFFUL
Adjective: unbelieving, incredulous; incredible.
UNGELĒAFFULĪCE
Adverb: incredibly.
UNGELĒAFFULLIC
Adjective: unbelieving, incredulous; unbelievable, incredible.
UNGELĒAFFULNES
Noun: unbelief, incredulity.
UNGELĒAFLIC
Adjective: incredible.
UNGELĒAFSUM
Adjective: unbelieving, infidel, not Christian.
UNGELĒAFSUMNES
Noun: unbelief, infidelity, heathenism.
UNGELĪC
Adjective: different, unlike, dissimilar, diverse.
UNGELĪCA
Noun: one not like another.
UNGELĪCE
Adverb: not in like manner, differently, diversely.
UNGELĪCIAN

  1758
Verb: to displease.
UNGELĪCLIC
Adjective: improper, unseemly.
UNGELĪCLĪCE
Adverb: improperly.
UNGELĪCNES
Noun: difference, unlikeness, dissimilarity, diversity.
UNGELĪFED
1. Adjective: unbelieving, infidel.
2. Adjective: unallowed, illicit.
UNGELĪFEDLIC
Adjective: incredible, marvellous, extraordinary.
UNGELĪFEDLĪCE
Adverb: in an 'unbelieving' manner.
UNGELĪFEN
Adjective: unbelieving, incredulous.
UNGELĪFEND
Noun: unbeliever.
UNGELĪFENDE
Adjective: unbelieving, incredulous.
UNGELĪFENDLIC
Adjective: incredible, extraordinary.
UNGELĪFENDLĪCE
1. Adverb: in an 'incredible, extraordinary' manner.
2. See ungelīfedlīce.
UNGELĪFNES
Noun: unbelief.
UNGELIMP
Noun: mishap, misfortune.
UNGELIMPLIC
Adjective: inconvenient, unfortunate; disastrous; abnormal; unreasonable; unseasonable;
unhappy.
UNGELIMPLĪCE
Adverb: unseasonably; unhappily.
UNGELUSTFULLUNG

  1759
Noun: evil pleasure.
UNGELYGEN
Adjective: true, not lying.
UNGEMACA
Noun: not an equal, not a match.
UNGEMÆC
Adjective: unlike, unequal, dissimilar.
UNGEMÆCCA
Noun: one dissimilar.
UNGEMǢTE
1. Adjective: immeasurable, immense.
2. Adverb: immeasurably, immensely.
UNGEMǢTLIC
Adjective: immense, excessive.
UNGEMĒDE
Adjective: unpleasant, disagreeable, discordant, unbearable; adverse.
UNGEMĒDNES
Noun: adversity, calamity.
UNGEMELTNES
Noun: indigestion.
UNGEMENGED
Adjective: pure, unmixed, unmingled.
UNGEMĒT
Adjective: unknown, not experienced, not met with.
UNGEMET
Noun: immensity, immense quantity, immense number; excess, superfluity, immoderation, want
of moderation.
UNGEMETCEALD
Adjective: excessively cold.
UNGEMETE
1. Adjective: huge.
2. Adverb: immeasurably, immoderately, excessively, extremely.
UNGEMETFÆST
Adjective: excessive, immoderate, intemperate; very or extremely firm; immodest; irretentive
(applied to the stomach).

  1760
UNGEMETFÆSTLĪC
Adjective: irretentive.
UNGEMETFÆSTNES
Noun: excess, intemperance.
UNGEMETGENEAHHIE
Adverb: extremely.
UNGEMETGĪMENN
Noun: excessive care.
UNGEMETGOD
Adjective: excessive, immoderate, out of due proportion, intemperate, unbridled; indiscreet.
UNGEMETGUNG
Noun: excess, intemperance; want of moderation.
UNGEMETHLEAHTOR
Noun: immoderate laughter.
UNGEMETIGENDE
Adjective: intemperate, unrestrained.
UNGEMETLANGE
Adverb: excessively long.
UNGEMETLIC
Adjective: immeasurable, immense, excessive, immoderate, inordinate, very great; diverse;
violent.
UNGEMETLĪCE
Adverb: immoderately, immensely, excessively, exceedingly, very greatly, too (much).
UNGEMETLICNES
Noun: intemperance.
UNGEMETLYTEL
Adjective: exceedingly little.
UNGEMETNES
Noun: extravagance.
UNGEMETSCEARP
Adjective: excessively sharp.
UNGEMETÐURST
Noun: excessive thirst.
UNGEMETUM
Adverb: immeasurably, immoderately, excessively, extremely.

  1761
UNGEMETWÆCCE
Noun: excessive wakefulness.
UNGEMETWÆL
Noun: very great carnage.
UNGEMETWILNUNG
Noun: excessive desire.
UNGEMĪDLOD
Adjective: unbridled, unrestrained; unchecked.
UNGEMIHT
Adjective: without strength, weak.
UNGEMŌD
Adjective: discordant, disagreeing, dissentient, at variance, quarrelsome, contentious.
UNGEMŌDIGNES
Noun: dissentiousness, contentiousness.
UNGEMŌDNES
Noun: strife.
UNGEMOLSNOD
Adjective: undecayed, uncorrupted.
UNGEMUNECOD
Adjective: not made a monk.
UNGEMYLT
Adjective: indigested.
UNGEMYND
Noun: madness, dementedness.
UNGEMYNDIG
Adjective: unmindful, forgetful, heedless (of).
UNGENÆMNENDLIC
Adjective: unknown; not to be named.
UNGENĪDD
Adjective: unforced, uncompelled.
UNGENĪWIENDLIC
Adjective: unrenewable.
UNGENYHTSUMNESS
Noun: insufficiency.
UNGEOCIAN

  1762
Verb: to unyoke.
UNGEONBYRDED
Adjective: inviolate.
UNGEORNE
Adverb: negligently; unwillingly, reluctantly.
UNGEORNFUL
Adjective: careless, indifferent, slothful, remiss, negligent.
UNGEORWYRD
Adjective: unsullied.
UNGERĀD
1. Adjective: unskilled, unfit, ignorant, foolish, stupid, rude; discordant, disagreeing, dissentient,
at variance; wrong.
2. Noun: disagreement, discord, at variance; unreason, stupidity, folly.
UNGERĀDNES
Noun: disagreement, discord, variance.
UNGERǢDE
Adjective: foolish.
UNGERǢDLIC
Adjective: unteachable, ignorant, rude, rough.
UNGERǢDLĪCE
Adverb: roughly, sharply, rudely, violently
UNGERǢDNES
1. Noun: disagreement, sedition.
2. See ungerādnes.
UNGERǢDOD
Adjective: without harness.
UNGEREC
1. Noun: disorder, tumult; violence.
2. See ingerec.
UNGERECCAN
Verb: to clear, repel an accusation or charge from.
UNGERECLIC
Adjective: disorderly, tumultuous, unruly, ungovernable, unrestrained.
UNGERECLĪCE
Adverb: confusedly, recklessly, tumultuously, without order or restraint.

  1763
UNGERĒNOD
Adjective: not ornamented.
UNGEREORD
Adjective: uninstructed, barbarous.
UNGEREORDEDLIC
Adjective: insatiable.
UNGEREORDOD
Adjective: empty, unfed.
UNGERIHT
Adjective: uncorrected, unreformed.
UNGERĪM
1. Noun: countless or immense number, host.
2. Adjective: countless, numberless, incalculable, immense, untold.
UNGERĪMED
Adjective: countless, innumerable, untold.
UNGERĪMEDLIC
Adjective: countless, innumerable, untold.
UNGERĪMLIC
Adjective: countless, untold.
UNGERĪPED
Adjective: too early, immature.
UNGERĪSENDE
Adjective: unbecoming, indecent.
UNGERISENE
1. Adjective: unsuitable, unseemly, inconvenient, incongruous, improper, indecent.
2. See ungerisnu.
UNGERISENLIC
Adjective: improper, unseemly, unbecoming, dishonourable, base.
UNGERISENLĪCE
Adverb: in an unseemly or unbecoming manner, dishonourably, basely, with indignity.
UNGERISNES
Noun: impropriety.
UNGERISNU
Noun: impropriety, inconvenience, unseemliness, disagreeableness; indignity, disgrace.
UNGERŌTSIAN

  1764
Verb: to be or become sad, be grieved; to make sad.
UNGERŌTSOD
Adjective: saddened, troubled.
UNGERȲDE
1. Adjective: rough, boisterous, violent.
2. Noun: rough place.
UNGERȲDELIC
Adjective: rough, violent.
UNGERȲDELĪCE
Adverb: suddenly, impetuously, violently.
UNGERȲDNES
Noun: noise, tumult.
UNGESǢLIG
Adjective: unhappy, unfortunate, calamitous; evil, unprofitable.
UNGESǢLIGLĪCE
Adverb: unhappily, miserably; wickedly.
UNGESǢLIGNES
Noun: unhappiness, misfortune, misery, calamity.
UNGESǢLÐ
Noun: unhappiness, misfortune, sorrow, trouble.
UNGESCÆÐFULNES
Noun: innocence.
UNGESCĒAD
1. Noun: indiscretion, senselessness, unreason, want of intelligence.
2. Adjective: indiscreet, unreasonable, irrational; excessive.
3. Adverb: exceedingly.
UNGESCĒADLIC
Adjective: unreasonable, indiscreet.
UNGESCĒADLĪCE
Adverb: indiscreetly, unreasonably, irrationally, absurdly; excessively.
UNGESCĒADMICEL
Adjective: excessively great.
UNGESCĒADWĪS
Adjective: imprudent, unreasonable, irrational, unintelligent, unwise, foolish.
UNGESCĒADWĪSLIC

  1765
Adjective: imprudent, unreasonable, irrational, unintelligent, foolish, extravagant.
UNGESCĒADWĪSLĪCE
Adverb: indiscreetly, unreasonably, foolishly.
UNGESCĒADWĪSNES
Noun: unreasonableness, foolishness, ignorance, indiscretion.
UNGESCEAPEN
Adjective: unformed, unshapen, uncreated.
UNGESCENDED
Adjective: unhurt, uninjured.
UNGESCEÐÐED
Adjective: unhurt, uninjured, entire.
UNGESCEÐÐIGNES
Noun: innocence.
UNGESCRĒPE
1. Noun: an inconvenience.
2. Adjective: unfit, inconvenient, useless.
UNGESCRĒPNES
Noun: inconvenience, discomfort.
UNGESCRŌP
Noun: inconvenience.
UNGESEHT
Adjective: at variance.
UNGESENDETA
Adjective: glosses inmisis.
UNGESĒNOD
Adjective: not signed with the cross.
UNGESĒONDE
Adjective: blind, not seeing.
UNGESEWEN
Adjective: unseen, invisible.
UNGESEWENLIC
Adjective: unseen, invisible.
UNGESEWENLĪCE
Adverb: invisibly, without being seen.
UNGESIBB

  1766
Adjective: not related, strange; unfriendly, hostile.
UNGESIBSUM
Adjective: quarrelsome, contentious, prone to discord.
UNGESIBSUMNES
Noun: discord, quarrelsomeness.
UNGESODEN
Adjective: unsodden, unboiled.
UNGESOM
Adverb: at variance.
UNGESTǢSNES
Noun: unsuitableness, inconvenience.
UNGESTÆÐÐIG
Adjective: unsteady, unstable, inconstant, fickle.
UNGESTÆÐÐIGLĪCE
Adverb: unsteadily, without stability.
UNGESTÆÐÐIGNES
Noun: inconstancy; frivolity.
UNGESTRĒON
Noun: ill-gotten treasure.
UNGESTRODEN
Adjective: not subjected to forfeiture or confiscation.
UNGESUND
Adjective: unsound, faulty.
UNGESUNDLĪCE
Adverb: excessively, exceedingly; harmfully, injuriously.
UNGESWĒGE
Adjective: discordant, dissonant, inharmonious, out of tune, harsh.
UNGESWENCED
Adjective: unwearied, unceasing.
UNGESWENCEDLIC
Adjective: unwearying, indefatigable.
UNGESWĪCENDE
Adjective: unceasing.
UNGESWĪCENDLĪCE
Adverb: unceasingly.

  1767
UNGESWUNCEN
Adjective: unlaboured, not well done.
UNGESȲNE
Adjective: unseen, invisible.
UNGESȲNELIC
Adjective: invisible.
UNGETǢSE
1. Noun: inconvenience, trouble, hardship, severity.
2. Adjective: inconvenient, troublesome, disagreeable, obnoxious.
UNGETǢSLĪCE
Adverb: inconveniently, incommodiously.
UNGETEL
Adjective: innumerable.
UNGETEMED
Adjective: untamed, barbarous.
UNGETEMPRUNG
Noun: inclemency, rough weather.
UNGETĒON
Noun: foul injury.
UNGETĒORIGENDLIC
Adjective: inexhaustible, unfailing.
UNGETĒORIGENDLĪCE
Adverb: incessantly.
UNGETĒOROD
Adjective: unwearied, unexhausted, unfailing.
UNGETĪME
Noun: evil time, adversity, mishap, misfortune.
UNGETĪMU
Noun: evil time, adversity, mishap, misfortune.
UNGETINGE
Adjective: not eloquent.
UNGETINGFUL
Adjective: ineloquent.
UNGETOGEN
Adjective: uneducated.

  1768
UNGETRĒOWE
Adjective: untrue, faithless.
UNGETRĒOWNES
Noun: unbelief; unfaithfulness, infidelity.
UNGETRĒOWÐ
Noun: unfaithfulness, treachery.
UNGETRUM
Adjective: infirm, weak.
UNGETȲD
Adjective: untaught, unskilled, ignorant, rude.
UNGEÐÆSLIC
Adjective: unfit, unsuitable, improper, unseemly.
UNGEÐANC
Noun: evil thought.
UNGEÐANCFUL
Adjective: unthankful, ungrateful.
UNGEÐEAHT
Noun: evil counsel.
UNGEÐEAHTENDLĪCE
Adverb: inconsiderately, unadvisedly, hastily.
UNGEÐĒAWE
Adjective: not customary or in accordance with one’s habits.
UNGEÐĒAWFÆST
Adjective: ill-regulated.
UNGEÐĒOD
Adjective: disunited, disjoined, separate.
UNGEÐINGED
Adjective: unexpected, undetermined, unsettled.
UNGEÐUNGEN
Adjective: ignoble, base, vile.
UNGEÐWǢRE
1. Adjective: discordant, disagreeing, at variance; troublesome, quarrelsome, vexatious, at
enmity; stubborn; undutiful, irreverent.
2. Noun: disturbance, dissension.
UNGEÐWǢRIAN

  1769
Verb: to disagree, differ, be discordant or at variance.
UNGEÐWǢRLIC
Adjective: discordant, inharmonious; hostile, at variance.
UNGEÐWǢRLĪCE
Adverb: urgently, peevishly, crossly.
UNGEÐWǢRNES
Noun: disagreement, discord, dissension, quarrel; violence, trouble, disturbance, disquiet.
UNGEÐYLD
Noun: impatience.
UNGEÐYLDELĪCE
Adverb: impatiently.
UNGEÐYLDIG
Adjective: impatient.
UNGEÐYRE
Adjective: dissentient.
UNGEWǢPNOD
Adjective: unarmed, without weapons.
UNGEWEALDEN
Adjective: disordered; involuntary, unwilling.
UNGEWEALDES
Adverb: involuntarily, by chance.
UNGEWEAXEN
Adjective: ungrown, immature.
UNGEWELD
Noun: impotence, inability to control; (where an action is done without the actor’s intending it)
unintentionally, involuntarily, not wilfully; (where something happens that is not controlled or
brought about by a person).
UNGEWEMMED
Adjective: uncorrupted, unstained, unspotted, unblemished, uninjured, undefiled, immaculate,
inviolate; uncertain.
UNGEWEMMEDLIC
Adjective: incorruptible; unspotted, unblemished, uninjured, undefiled.
UNGEWEMMEDLĪCE
Adverb: uncorruptly, purely, inviolably.
UNGEWEMMEDNES

  1770
Noun: purity, freedom from stain.
UNGEWENDEDLIC
Adjective: immovable.
UNGEWENDENDLIC
Adjective: immovable.
UNGEWENDNES
Noun: unchangeableness.
UNGEWĒNED
Adjective: unexpected.
UNGEWĒNEDLIC
Adjective: unexpected, unhoped for.
UNGEWĒNENDLIC
Adjective: incalculable, excessive.
UNGEWĒRGED
Adjective: untiring, unwearied.
UNGEWIDERE
Noun: bad weather, storm.
UNGEWIDERUNG
Noun: bad weather.
UNGEWILD
Adjective: unsubdued, unsubjected.
UNGEWILDE
Adjective: not subject to, independent of; untamed, unbridled.
UNGEWILDELIC
Adjective: not to be subdued, unyielding.
UNGEWILL
Adjective: displeasing.
UNGEWILLES
Adverb: involuntarily, undesignedly.
UNGEWINTRED
Adjective: immature; young, not adult.
UNGEWISLIC
Adjective: unaccustomed; uncertain, unknown, uncommon.
UNGEWĪSNES
Noun: uncertainty, ignorance.

  1771
UNGEWISS
1. Noun: uncertainty, ignorance; unconsciousness; shame, ignominy.
2. Adjective: unwise, ignorant, inexperienced; doubtful, uncertain; shameful, ignominious.
UNGEWISSES
Adverb: unconsciously, involuntarily.
UNGEWĪTENDLIC
Adjective: imperishable, permanent.
UNGEWĪTENDLĪCE
Adverb: permanently, perpetually.
UNGEWITFÆSTNES
Noun: madness.
UNGEWITFUL
Adjective: unwise, senseless, mad.
UNGEWITFULNES
Noun: madness, insanity.
UNGEWITLIC
Adjective: senseless, stupid, foolish.
UNGEWITNES
Noun: folly, false knowledge.
UNGEWĪTNIGENDLĪCE
Adverb: freely, with impunity.
UNGEWĪTNOD
Adjective: unpunished.
UNGEWITT
Noun: folly, madness.
UNGEWITTIG
Adjective: senseless, irrational, foolish, mad, insane.
UNGEWĪTTIGLĪCE
Adverb: unwisely, foolishly, without reason, madly.
UNGEWITTIGNES
Noun: madness, folly, rage, frenzy; insanity.
UNGEWLITIG
Adjective: not bright or brilliant, dull.
UNGEWLITIGIAN
See (ge)ungewlitigian.

  1772
UNGEWORHT
Adjective: unformed, not made; unfinished.
UNGEWRITEN
Adjective: unwritten.
UNGEWUNA
1. Noun: evil habit or practice, vice.
2. Adjective: unusual, unaccustomed, unused; uninhabited.
UNGEWUNELIC
Adjective: unusual, unwonted, strange; uninhabitable, unfrequented.
UNGEWUNELĪCE
Adverb: unusually, in an unwonted manner.
UNGEWUNIENDLIC
Adjective: uninhabitable.
UNGEWYLDENDLIC
Adjective: impatient.
UNGEWYRDED
Adjective: uninjured.
UNGEWYRHT
Noun: ill-doing, demerit.
UNGEWYRHTUM
Adverb: without a cause.
UNGIERWAN
1. Verb: to unclothe, strip, divest of.
2. See ongierwan.
UNGIFRE
Adjective: harmful, pernicious, unfortunate.
UNGIFU
Noun: evil gift.
UNGINNE
Adjective: not great or broad, not ample, contracted.
UNGLÆD
Adjective: unglad, cheerless, dull.
UNGLÆDLIC
Adjective: implacable, stern; cheerless.
UNGLÆDNES

  1773
Noun: imperitia.
UNGLĒAW
Adjective: ignorant, foolish, unwise, without understanding or sagacity, dull; blind.
UNGLĒAWLĪCE
Adverb: unwisely, imprudently, without understanding or sagacity.
UNGLĒAWNES
Noun: want of understanding or discernment, ignorance, unskillfulness, foolishness; blindness.
UNGLĒAWSCIPE
Noun: folly, foolishness, want of understanding.
UNGNȲÐE
Adjective: abundant, not scanty, not niggardly; not sparing; liberal.
UNGNȲÐELĪCE
Adverb: in no mean manner or degree.
UNGŌD
1. Adjective: bad, evil, not good.
2. Noun: evil, ill.
UNGRǢDIGLĪCE
Adverb: abundantly; liberally.
UNGRĀPIGENDE
Adjective: not grasping.
UNGRĒNE
Adjective: not green, bare of grass.
UNGRĪPENDLIC
Adjective: irreprehensible.
UNGRIÐ
Noun: hostility, violation of peace.
UNGRUND
Adjective: immense, vast, boundless, bottomless.
UNGRYNDE
Adjective: deep, bottomless.
UNGYFEÐE
Adjective: not granted, unaccorded.
UNGYLD
Noun: excessive tax.
UNGYLDA

  1774
Noun: one who is not a member of a guild.
UNGYLDE
1. Adverb: not entitled to compensation.
2. See ungyld.
UNGYLTIG
Adjective: innocent.
UNGȲMEN
Noun: carelessness.
UNGȲMENDE
Adjective: careless, negligent.
UNGYSTLĪÐE
Adjective: inhospitable.
UNHĀDIAN
Verb: to unfrock, deprive of orders.
UNHĀDUNG
Noun: exordinatio.
UNHǢLÐ
Noun: ill-health, weakness, sickness, infirmity.
UNHǢLU
Noun: disease, sickness, infirmity, unsoundness; mishap, misfortune; evil, mischief.
UNHǢMED
Adjective: unmarried.
UNHĀL
Adjective: weak, infirm, unsound, unwhole, unhealthy, sick, ill.
UNHĀLGOD
Adjective: unhallowed, unconsecrated.
UNHĀLIAN
Verb: to pine away.
UNHĀLIG
Adjective: unholy, profane.
UNHĀLWENDE
Adjective: incurable, deadly; unprofitable, not salutary.
UNHĀLWENDLIC
Adjective: incurable, deadly; unprofitable; not salutary.
UNHANDWORHT

  1775
Adjective: not made with hands.
UNHĀR
Adjective: hoary, grizzled, very grey.
UNHĒAH
Adjective: not high, low.
UNHĒANLĪCE
Adverb: valiantly, gallantly.
UNHEARMGEORN
Adjective: inoffensive.
UNHELIAN
Verb: to uncover, reveal.
UNHERED
Adjective: unpraised, not celebrated.
UNHERIGENDLIC
Adjective: not praiseworthy.
UNHETOL
Adjective: not malignant, kindly, peaceable.
UNHĪERE
1. Adjective: horrible, monstrous; tempestuous wild, fierce.
2. Adverb: horribly.
UNHĪERLIC
Adjective: wild, savage, fierce; gloomy, dismal, doleful.
UNHĪERLĪCE
Adverb: savagely, fiercely.
UNHĪERSUM
Adjective: disobedient.
UNHĪERSUMLĪCE
Adverb: disobediently.
UNHĪERSUMNES
Noun: disobedience.
UNHIERWAN
Verb: to speak very ill of, calumniate.
UNHĪREDWIST
Noun: unfamiliarity.
UNHĪWE

  1776
Adjective: formless.
UNHĪWED
Adjective: not feigned.
UNHLĒOWE
Adjective: unfriendly, chill.
UNHLĪSA
Noun: ill-fame, discredit, dishonour, infamy.
UNHLĪSBǢRE
Adjective: disreputable.
UNHLĪSE
Adjective: infamous, disreputable.
UNHLĪSĒADIG
Adjective: infamous, disreputable.
UNHLĪSFUL
Adjective: infamous, disreputable.
UNHLĪSIG
Adjective: infamous, disreputable.
UNHLĪTME
Adverb: without dispute, without casting lots; very unhappy.
UNHLŪD
Adjective: not loud, low.
UNHNĒAW
Adjective: generous, not niggardly, liberal, bounteous.
UNHOGA
Adjective: unwise, foolish.
UNHOLD
Adjective: unfriendly, hostile; unfaithful, disloyal.
UNHOLDA
Noun: evil, fiend, monster.
UNHRÆDSPRǢCE
Adjective: slow of speech.
UNHRĒOFLIG
Adjective: not leprous.
UNHRŌR
Adjective: without motion or stirring.

  1777
UNHŪFED
Adjective: bareheaded.
UNHWEARFIENDE
Adjective: unchanging, immutable, fixed.
UNHWĪLEN
Adjective: eternal, not temporary.
UNHȲDIG
Adjective: ignorant, foolish.
UNHYLDO
Noun: disfavour, displeasure; unfriendliness.
UNHȲÐIG
Adjective: unhappy.
UNINSEGLIAN
Verb: to unseal.
UNLĀCNIGENDLIC
Adjective: incurable.
UNLĀCNOD
Adjective: unhealed, uncured.
UNLǢCE
Noun: bad or unskilful physician.
UNLǢD
Adjective: poor, wretched, miserable, unfortunate, stray; wicked, accursed; unhappy.
UNLǢDLIC
Adjective: miserable.
UNLǢDLĪCE
Adverb: wretchedly, miserably.
UNLǢDU
Noun: misery.
UNLǢNE
Adjective: permanent, no transitory.
UNLǢRED
Adjective: untaught, unlearned, ignorant.
UNLÆT
Adjective: unwearied, indefatigable, ready, active, quick.
UNLǢTTU

  1778
Noun: wickedness, moral wretchedness, sin.
UNLĀF
Noun: posthumous child.
UNLAGU
Noun: injustice, illegality, abuse or violation of law, oppression.
UNLAND
Noun: desert, waste; what is not land, counterfeit.
UNLANDĀGENDE
Noun: not owning land.
UNLĀR
Noun: evil teaching, incitement to evil.
UNLEAHTORWYRÐE
Adjective: unblameable; not culpable.
UNLĒANOD
Adjective: unpaid.
UNLĒAS
Adjective: true, not false, truthful.
UNLĒASLĪCE
Adverb: truly, not falsely.
UNLĒFEDLIC
Adjective: illicit, unlawful.
UNLĒOF
Adjective: not dear or beloved, odious, hateful.
UNLEOÐUWĀC
Adjective: inflexible, intractable, implacable, rigid, stubborn.
UNLEOÐUWĀCNES
Noun: inflexibility.
UNLĪCHAMLIC
Adjective: incorporeal.
UNLĪCWYRÐE
Adjective: unpleasing, disagreeable.
UNLĪEFED
Adjective: not allowed, illicit, unlawful.
UNLĪEGNE
Adjective: not to be questioned, incontrovertible; not to be denied or rejected.

  1779
UNLĪESAN
Verb: to undo, unloose; to release, set free; to release from a restrictive condition; to put on a
free footing.
UNLĪF
Noun: death, not life.
UNLĪFES
Adjective: dead, not alive.
UNLIFIGENDE
Adjective: dead, lifeless, defunct.
UNLISS
Noun: disfavour.
UNLĪÐE
Adjective: ungentle, harsh, severe, cruel.
UNLOFOD
Adjective: unpraised.
UNLŪCAN
Verb: to unlock, unclose, open, unfold; to reveal, disclose.
UNLUST
Noun: evil desire, lust, sensuality; disinclination, weariness, laziness, listlessness; joylessness;
disgust, nausea.
UNLYBBA
Noun: poison; witchcraft, sorcery.
UNLYBBE
Noun: poison; witchcraft, sorcery.
UNLYBWYRHTA
Noun: poison-maker, wizard, sorcerer.
UNLȲFENDLIC
Adjective: illicit, unlawful.
UNLYFT
Noun: bad air, malaria.
UNLYGEN
Adjective: unlying, truthful.
UNLȲT
Noun: no little, great deal.
UNLȲTEL

  1780
Adjective: not small, much, great, very large.
UNMǢG
Noun: evil kinsman; alien.
UNMǢGE
Adjective: not akin or related, alien.
UNMÆGNES
Noun: inability; weariness.
UNMǢLE
Adjective: unspotted, immaculate, pure, virgin.
UNMǢNE
Adjective: innocent, not criminal; honest, truthful; free (from).
UNMǢRE
Adjective: inglorious, not illustrious.
UNMǢRLIC
Adjective: inglorious, ignoble.
UNMǢTE
Adjective: immense, excessive, great, vast, enormous; countless, innumerable.
UNMǢTLIC
Adjective: immense, enormous; excessive, immoderate.
UNMǢTNES
Noun: vastness, excessive greatness.
UNMǢÐ
Noun: wrong, sin, transgression.
UNMǢÐFUL
Adjective: excessive, immoderate.
UNMǢÐLIC
Adjective: excessive, immoderate.
UNMǢÐLĪCE
Adverb: excessively, immoderately; cruelly, unmercifully, inhumanely.
UNMAGA
Noun: needy person, dependant, orphan.
UNMAGU
Noun: needy person, dependant, orphan.
UNMANIG
Adjective: not many, few.

  1781
UNMANN
Noun: bad man, inhuman person; monster; hero.
UNMEAGOL
Adjective: insipid; feeble.
UNMEDOME
Adjective: unfit, incompetent; unworthy.
UNMEDOMLĪCE
Adverb: carelessly, negligently; unworthily.
UNMELTUNG
Noun: indigestion.
UNMENGED
Adjective: unmixed.
UNMENNISCLIC
Adjective: inhuman.
UNMET
Noun: excess.
UNMICEL
Adjective: not great, little, small.
UNMĪDLOD
Adjective: unbridled, unrestrained.
UNMIHT
1. Noun: weakness, lack of power; faintness.
2. Adjective: impossible.
UNMIHTELIC
Adjective: impossible.
UNMIHTIG
Adjective: weak, powerless; impossible.
UNMIHTIGLIC
Adjective: weak; impossible.
UNMIHTIGLICNES
Noun: inability, powerlessness.
UNMIHTIGNES
Noun: weakness, impotence.
UNMILDE
Adjective: ungentle, not meek, harsh, rude.

  1782
UNMILDHEORT
Adjective: merciless, pitiless, hard-hearted.
UNMILTS
Noun: severity, sternness, anger, wrath.
UNMILTSIGENDLIC
Adjective: unpardonable.
UNMILTSUNG
Noun: hardness of heart, want of consideration; impiety towards God.
UNMINSIENDLIC
Adjective: irreducible.
UNMŌD
Noun: depression, despondency, dejection.
UNMŌDIG
Adjective: timid, fainthearted, pusillanimous; humble, diffident, not proud.
UNMŌDNES
Noun: pride.
UNMOLSNIENDLIC
Adjective: uncorrupted.
UNMURN
Adjective: untroubled.
UNMURNLĪCE
Adverb: unpityingly, without sorrowing or compunction; carelessly.
UNMYNDLINGA
Adverb: unawares, unexpectedly; undesignedly.
UNMYNEGIAN
Verb: to overlook, not to demand.
UNMYNEGOD
Adjective: undemanded.
UNMYRGE
Adjective: unpleasant; unfair; sad.
UNMYRHÐ
Noun: sadness, misery.
UNNA
Noun: grant; allowance, permission, consent, approval; liberality; willingness to give, pleasure in
doing something.

  1783
UNNAN
See (ge)unnan.
UNNE
Noun: favour, approval, permission, consent, grant; liberality.
UNNĒAH
1. Adjective: not near, far, distant, away from.
2. Adverb: not near, far, away from.
UNNEND
Noun: one who grants.
UNNĪDELĪCE
Adverb: moderately, most scantily.
UNNĪEDIG
Adverb: willingly, without necessity, compulsion or restraint.
UNNĪÐING
Noun: honest man; liberal man.
UNNYT
1. Adjective: useless, unprofitable, vain, idle.
2. Noun: useless thing, unprofitableness, emptiness, vanity, frivolity, folly; iniquity, evil thing.
UNNYTLIC
Adjective: useless, unprofitable; foolish.
UNNYTLĪCE
Adverb: uselessly, vainly, to no purpose.
UNNYTLICNES
Noun: uselessness.
UNNYTNES
Noun: unprofitableness, emptiness; frivolity.
UNNYTWURÐLĪCE
Adverb: uselessly, vainly, to no purpose, unprofitably.
UNNYTWYRÐE
Adjective: useless, unprofitable, unserviceable.
UNNȲÐNES
Noun: peace, freedom from hate.
UNOFERCUMEN
Adjective: unsubdued.
UNOFERFĒRE

  1784
Adjective: impassable, not to be crossed.
UNOFERHRĒFED
Adjective: not roofed in or over.
UNOFERWINNENDLIC
Adjective: invincible, unconquerable.
UNOFERWINNENE
Adjective: invincible, not to be overcome.
UNOFERSWĪÐED
Adjective: invincible, unconquerable.
UNOFERSWĪÐEDLIC
Adjective: invincible, unconquerable.
UNOFERSWĪÐENDE
Adjective: invincible, unconquerable.
UNOFERSWĪÐENDLIC
Adjective: unconquerable, invincible.
UNOFERWRIGEN
Adjective: not covered over.
UNOFERWUNNEN
Adjective: unconquered.
UNOFLINNEDLĪCE
Adverb: unceasingly, without desisting or leaving off.
UNOFSLEGEN
Adjective: unslain, not killed.
UNONLĪSENDLIC
Adjective: that cannot be absolved.
UNONLȲSENDLIC
Adjective: unpardonable.
UNONSTYRED
Adjective: unmoved.
UNONSTYRIGENDLIC
Adjective: motionless.
UNONWENDEDLIC
Adjective: unchangeable, immovable, constant.
UNONWENDENDLIC
Adjective: unchangeable, immovable, immutable, constant.

  1785
UNONWENDENDLĪCE
Adverb: unchangeably, immutably, without variableness or movement.
UNORNE
Adjective: old, worn out, decrepit; poor, humble, mean; simple, plain.
UNORNLIC
Adjective: old, worn; poor, mean; plain.
UNPLĒOLIC
Adjective: not dangerous, safe, without risk.
UNPLĒOLĪCE
Adverb: without danger or risk, safely.
UNRĀD
Noun: cruel raid.
UNRǢD
Noun: folly, bad plan, evil counsel; crime, injury, mischief, treachery, plot, prejudice, hurt;
disadvantage.
UNRǢDEN
Noun: ill-considered or advised act.
UNRǢDFÆST
Adjective: unreliable, incompetent.
UNRǢDFÆSTLĪCE
Adverb: unwisely, unadvisedly, rashly.
UNRǢDLIC
Adjective: thoughtless, ill-advised, foolish, vain.
UNRǢDLĪCE
Adverb: inconsiderately, unadvisedly, without good counsel.
UNRǢDSĪÐ
Noun: foolish or unprofitable way.
UNRÆFNIENDLIC
Adjective: intolerable.
UNRĒONE
Adjective: very sad.
UNREORDIAN
Verb: to speak ill of, abuse.
UNRĒTAN
See (ge)unrētan.

  1786
UNRĒTU
Noun: disquiet, anxiety; sadness.
UNRĒÐE
Adjective: not cruel or fierce, gentle.
UNRĪCE
Adjective: not rich or powerful, poor, humble.
UNRIHT
1. Noun: wrong, sin, vice; evil, wickedness, injustice, iniquity; oppression; defect.
2. Adjective: wrong, false; bad, evil, wicked, unrighteous, perverse, depraved, unjust, unlawful.
UNRIHTCRÆFING
Noun: unjust claim.
UNRIHTCYST
Noun: vice, excess.
UNRIHTDǢD
Noun: evil-doing.
UNRIHTDǢDE
Adjective: evil-doing, iniquitous.
UNRIHTDĒMA
Noun: unjust judge.
UNRIHTDŌM
Noun: wrong, iniquity.
UNRIHTDŌND
Noun: evildoer.
UNRIHTDŌNDE
Adjective: evil-doing.
UNRIHTE
Adverb: unjustly, wrongly, not rightly.
UNRIHTFĒOUNG
Noun: unrighteous or unjustifiable hate.
UNRIHTFUL
Adjective: unrighteous, wicked, iniquitous.
UNRIHTGAFOL
Noun: usury.
UNRIHTGESTRĒON
Noun: unrighteous gain.

  1787
UNRIHTGESTROD
Noun: ill-gotten or unlawful booty.
UNRIHTGEWILL
Noun: evil desire.
UNRIHTGILP
Noun: vainglory.
UNRIHTGĪTSUNG
Noun: greed, covetousness.
UNRIHTHĀD
Adverb: improper manner.
UNRIHTHǢMAN
Verb: to cohabit unlawfully, commit adultery or fornication.
UNRIHTHǢMED
1. Noun: fornication, adultery, unlawful cohabitation, illicit intercourse.
2. Adjective: adulterous.
UNRIHTHǢMEDFREMMERE
Noun: fornicator, adulterer.
UNRIHTHǢMEND
Noun: adulterer.
UNRIHTHǢMERE
Noun: fornicator, adulterer.
UNRIHTHǢMING
Noun: fornication.
UNRIHTLIC
Adjective: unrighteous, unjust, wrongful, wicked.
UNRIHTLĪCE
Adverb: unrighteously, unjustly, wrongfully, wickedly.
UNRIHTLUST
Noun: unlawful or improper desire.
UNRIHTLYBLĀC
Noun: sorcery, unlawful magic.
UNRIHTNES
Noun: wrong, injustice, wickedness, iniquity.
UNRIHTTĪD
Noun: improper time or occasion.

  1788
UNRIHTWEORC
Noun: improper work; secular work done on Sunday.
UNRIHTWĪF
Noun: unlawful consort, mistress; woman of bad character.
UNRIHTWĪFUNG
Noun: unlawful matrimony.
UNRIHTWILLA
Noun: bad intention.
UNRIHTWILLEND
Noun: unrighteous or evil-disposed person.
UNRIHTWILLNUNG
Noun: evil or unlawful desire, ambition, cupidity; lust, concupiscence.
UNRIHTWĪS
Adjective: unrighteous, unjust, wrong; evil.
UNRIHTWĪSLĪCE
Adverb: unrighteously.
UNRIHTWĪSNES
Noun: unrighteousness, injustice, iniquity.
UNRIHTWĪSU
Noun: unrighteousness, iniquity.
UNRIHTWRĪGELS
Noun: covering of error.
UNRIHTWYRCEND
Noun: evil-doer; evil-doing.
UNRIHTWYRHTA
Noun: evil-doer, worker of iniquity.
UNRĪM
1. Noun: mass, huge host, large quantity, countless or incalculable number.
2. See unrīme.
UNRĪME
Adjective: innumerable, countless, incalculable.
UNRĪMFOLC
Noun: countless number of people.
UNRĪMGŌD
Noun: incalculable good; unnumbered good works.

  1789
UNRĪPE
Adjective: unripe, immature.
UNRŌT
Adjective: sad, sorrowful, troubled, gloomy, dejected; displeased, angry, harsh.
UNRŌTLIC
Adjective: sad, gloomy.
UNRŌTLĪCE
Adverb: sadly, gloomily.
UNRŌTMŌD
Adjective: sad-hearted.
UNRŌTNES
Noun: sadness, sorrow, trouble, gloominess, contrition, disquietude.
UNRŌTSIAN
See (ge)unrōtsian.
UNRŪH
Adjective: not rough, smooth, without seams.
UNRŪM
Adjective: narrow.
UNRYNE
Noun: ill-running, diarrhoea.
UNSAC
Adjective: not accused, free from any charge, innocent.
UNSADELOD
Adjective: without a saddle.
UNSǢD
1. Noun: evil seed.
2. Adjective: unsaid.
UNSÆD
Adjective: unsatisfied; insatiable.
UNSǢL
Noun: unhappiness.
UNSǢLAN
Verb: to untie, unfasten, unbind, loose.
UNSǢLE
Adjective: evil, wicked.

  1790
UNSǢLIG
Adjective: unfortunate, unhappy, wretched, miserable, unblessed; wicked, mischievous,
pernicious.
UNSǢLÐ
Noun: unhappiness, misfortune, misery, adversity.
UNSÆPIG
Adjective: sapless.
UNSAMWRǢDE
Adjective: contrary, opposed; incongruous.
UNSANG
Noun: in phrase ‘on unsongum’ in silence.
UNSĀR
Adjective: without soreness or pain.
UNSĀWEN
Adjective: unsown.
UNSCÆÐFUL
Adjective: innocent.
UNSCÆÐFULLĪCE
Adverb: innocently.
UNSCÆÐFULNES
Noun: innocence.
UNSCÆÐÐEDNES
Noun: innocence; harmlessness.
UNSCÆÐÐENDE
Adjective: innocent; harmless.
UNSCÆÐÐENDIG
Adjective: innocent, harmless.
UNSCÆÐÐIG
Adjective: innocent; harmless.
UNSCAMFÆST
Adjective: shameless, impudent.
UNSCAMFULNES
Noun: shamelessness, immodesty; lasciviousness.
UNSCAMIG
Adjective: unashamed, unabashed.

  1791
UNSCAMLIC
Adjective: shameless, immodest.
UNSCAMLĪCE
Adverb: shamelessly.
UNSCĒADELĪCE
Adverb: unreasonably.
UNSCĒADWĪSLIC
Adjective: unreasonable, irrational.
UNSCEAFT
Noun: monster.
UNSCEAMIENDE
Adjective: not being ashamed.
UNSCEANDLĪCE
Adverb: shamelessly.
UNSCEAPEN
Adjective: uncreated, unformed.
UNSCEARP
Adjective: not sharp (of wine).
UNSCEARPNES
Noun: dullness, want of sharpness.
UNSCEARPSȲNE
Adjective: not sharp sighted.
UNSCĒAÐIAN
Verb: unsheathe.
UNSCELLEHT
Adjective: not having a shell.
UNSCELLĪCE
Adverb: without discrimination, recklessly; unwisely, foolishly.
UNSCENDE
Adjective: honourable, glorious, noble; unharmed, uninjured, uncorrupted; blameless.
UNSCENDENDE
Adjective: uninjured, uncorrupted; innocent.
UNSCENNAN
Verb: to unharness, unyoke.
UNSCEÐÐIGLĪCE

  1792
Adverb: innocently.
UNSCIRPED
Adjective: unclothed, not dressed.
UNSCŌGAN
Verb: to unshoe, take off the shoes.
UNSCOREN
Adjective: unshorn, unshaven.
UNSCORTENDE
Adjective: not failing.
UNSCRȲDAN
Verb: to put off (clothes), undress; to deprive, divest, uncover, strip.
UNSCYLD
Noun: innocence.
UNSCYLDGUNG
Noun: innocence.
UNSCYLDIG
Adjective: not responsible, innocent, guiltless.
UNSCYLDIGLIC
Adjective: innocent; excusable, unobjectionable; not obnoxious.
UNSCYLDIGLĪCE
Adverb: innocently, guiltlessly.
UNSCYLDIGNES
Noun: innocence.
UNSCYTTAN
Verb: to undo, unbolt, unshoot.
UNSEALD
Adjective: ungiven.
UNSEALT
Adjective: unsalted, insipid.
UNSEFFUL
Adjective: senseless, irrational.
UNSEGLIAN
Verb: to unseal.
UNSEHT
1. Noun: disagreement, discord, quarrel.

  1793
2. Adjective: not in agreement, hostile, at variance.
UNSEHTNES
Noun: discord, variance, quarrel.
UNSELDAN
Adverb: not seldom, frequently, repeatedly.
UNSEOFIENDE
Adjective: not sighing, glad.
UNSETTAN
Verb: to displace, take down.
UNSEWENLIC
Adjective: invisible.
UNSIBB
Noun: unfriendliness, unkindliness; dissension, disagreement, contention, variance, division,
disunion, hostilities, enmity; strife, war.
UNSIBBIAN
Verb: to disagree.
UNSIBSUMNES
Noun: anxiety, want of tranquillity.
UNSIDEFUL
Adjective: immodest, unchaste.
UNSIDEFULLNES
Noun: immodesty, immorality.
UNSIDELĪCE
Adverb: immodestly, indecorously, in an unseemly manner.
UNSIDU
Noun: bad custom, vice; impurity, unseemliness, indecorum.
UNSIGEFÆST
Adjective: not victorious, unsuccessful.
UNSILT
Adjective: unsalted.
UNSĪÐ
Noun: unfortunate journey or expedition; mishap, misfortune.
UNSLǢPIG
Adjective: sleepless.
UNSLĀW

  1794
Adjective: active, ready, quick, not slow, not sluggish.
UNSLĀWLĪCE
Adverb: actively, not slowly, not sluggishly.
UNSLEAC
Adjective: not slack or lazy, active, strenuous; not remiss, diligent.
UNSLEACLĪCE
Adverb: not slackly or languidly, energetically, strenuously.
UNSLID
Noun: fat, grease, tallow.
UNSLITTEN
Adjective: untorn, unrent.
UNSLOPEN
Adjective: unloosed.
UNSLȲPED
Adjective: open, loosed; unloosed.
UNSMEORUWIG
Adjective: not fatty or greasy.
UNSMĒÐE
Adjective: rough, not smooth, uneven, scabby.
UNSMĒÐNES
Noun: roughness.
UNSMŌÐ
Adjective: rough, not smooth, uneven, scabby.
UNSMYLTNESS
Noun: glosses tempestas.
UNSNOTOR
Adjective: foolish, unwise.
UNSNOTORLĪCE
Adverb: unwisely, imprudently.
UNSNOTORNES
Noun: folly; wickedned, iniquity.
UNSNYTTRU
Noun: folly; ignorance.
UNSNYTTRUM
Adverb: foolishly.

  1795
UNSODEN
Adjective: uncooked, unboiled, unsodden.
UNSŌFTE
Adverb: not gently, severely, harshly, bitterly, violently; with difficulty, hardly, trouble; not at
ease, in discomfort, uncomfortable.
UNSŌFTLĪCE
Adverb: ungently, hardly.
UNSŌM
Noun: disagreement.
UNSORH
Adjective: without care, without anxiety; secure.
UNSŌÐ
1. Adjective: false, untrue.
2. Noun: falsehood, untruth.
UNSŌÐFÆST
Adjective: untrufthful, unveracious; unjust, unrighteous.
UNSŌÐFÆSTNES
Noun: injustice, unrighteousness.
UNSŌÐSAGOL
Adjective: untruthful, lying, mendacious, speaking falsely.
UNSPANNAN
Verb: to open, disclose; to speak, open the mind; to open, unloose, release, unfasten, unbind,
unclasp.
UNSPĒD
Noun: want, poverty, penury, indigence.
UNSPĒDIG
Adjective: without means, poor, indigent; unproductive, barren, not fertile.
UNSPIWOL
Adjective: not emetic.
UNSPRECENDE
Adjective: not speaking, without speech, speechless, unable to speak.
UNSTÆFWĪS
Adjective: illiterate.
UNSTÆÐÐIG

  1796
Adjective: weak, unstable, irregular, inconstant, fickle; light, frivolous; remiss; not sober,
wanton; easily moved, wandering.
UNSTÆÐÐIGNES
Noun: inconstancy, instability, wantonness.
UNSTAÐOLFÆST
Adjective: weak, unstable, fickle, wavering, not steadfast; unsettled, not remaining in one place,
not stationary, desirous of change; unenduring.
UNSTAÐOLFÆSTNES
Noun: weakness, instability, inconstancy, fickleness; unsettledness.
UNSTEDEFÆST
Adjective: not firm.
UNSTENC
Noun: bad smell, stench, stink.
UNSTILLE
Adjective: moving, not still, unquiet, restless, uneasy, changeable; unruly; unquiet, disturbed,
troubled.
UNSTILLNES
Noun: restlessness, disturbance, disquiet, agitation, trouble; disorder, tumult, disturbance;
noisiness, clamour, bustle, commotion; unruliness; disturbance of mind, disquietude, trouble.
UNSTRANG
Adjective: weak, not strong, infirm, feeble.
UNSTRENGE
Adjective: weak.
UNSTYDFUL
Adjective: unstable, inconstant, apostate.
UNSTYDFULLNES
Noun: instability.
UNSTYRENDLIC
Adjective: immovable, not to be stirred or carried, hard to carry.
UNSTYRIENDE
Adjective: not moving, immovable, stationary.
UNSŪR
Adjective: not sour.
UNSWǢS
Adjective: unpleasant, disagreeable, uncongenial.

  1797
UNSWǢSE
Adverb: unpleasantly.
UNSWǢSLIC
Adjective: unpleasant, ungentle, cruel.
UNSWEFN
Noun: bad dream.
UNSWEOTOL
Adjective: not evident, not to be seen, imperceptible, not discernible, indistinct.
UNSWĒTE
Adjective: not sweet, bitter, sour; fetid, foul; offensive.
UNSWĒTIAN
Verb: become bitter.
UNSWICEN
Adjective: safe, unharmed, unbetrayed.
UNSWICENDE
Adjective: true; faithful, loyal.
UNSWICOL
Adjective: true, not false; trustworthy, honest, not treacherous.
UNSWĪÐ
Adjective: weak, not strong.
UNSWĪÐE
Adverb: weakly, not strong; sluggishly.
UNSȲFERLIC
Adjective: unclean, impure.
UNSȲFERNES
Noun: uncleanness, impurity, foulness.
UNSȲFRE
1. Adjective: unclean, impure, filthy, foul.
2. Adverb: filthily.
UNSYN
Noun: not guilt, not crime.
UNSYNGIAN
Verb: to exculpate, prove innocent.
UNSYNNIG
Adjective: innocent, guiltless, without sin; undeserved.

  1798
UNSYNNUM
Adverb: guiltlessly.
UNTǢLE
Adjective: blameless, faultless, without reproach.
UNTǢLED
Adjective: unblamed.
UNTǢLLIC
Adjective: blameless, praiseworthy; immaculate, undefiled.
UNTǢLLĪCE
Adverb: blamelessly, without reproach.
UNTǢLWIERÐE
Adjective: not blameable, irreprehensible, praiseworthy.
UNTǢLWIERÐLĪCE
Adverb: blamelessly, laudably.
UNTAMCUL
Adjective: untameable, invincible.
UNTEALD
Adjective: uncounted.
UNTEALT
Adjective: stable, steady.
UNTELA
Adverb: not well, badly, ill, wrongly, improperly, amiss.
UNTELLENDLIC
Adjective: indescribable.
UNTEMED
Adjective: untamed, wild.
UNTĒOGOÐAD
Adjective: untithed.
UNTĒORIG
Adjective: untiring; unceasing.
UNTĪDǢT
Adjective: untimely eating.
UNTĪDFYL
Noun: untimely eating or drinking, unseasonable repletion.
UNTĪDGEWIDERE

  1799
Noun: unseasonable weather.
UNTĪDLIC
Adjective: unseasonable; timeless.
UNTĪDLĪCE
Adverb: unseasonably; at a wrong time.
UNTĪDSPǢC
Noun: unseasonable or untimely speech.
UNTĪDWEORC
Noun: unseasonable work, work at an improper time.
UNTĪGAN
Verb: to loosen, untie, unbind, unchain.
UNTILAD
Adjective: without provision made; destitute.
UNTĪMA
Noun: unseasonable, improper or wrong time; unhappy condition of things, bad time, mishap,
misfortune.
UNTĪMAǢT
Noun: eating at improper times.
UNTIMBER
Noun: worthless material.
UNTĪME
Adjective: unhappy, unfortunate, ill-timed.
UNTĪMNES
Noun: unhappiness, misfortune, evil times.
UNTŌBROCEN
Adjective: unbroken.
UNTŌCLOFEN
Adjective: uncloven.
UNTŌDǢLED
Adjective: undivided, unseparated, unshared; individual, indivisible, inseparable.
UNTŌDǢLEDLIC
Adjective: indivisible, inseparable.
UNTŌDǢLEDLĪCE
Adverb: indivisibly, inseparably.
UNTŌDǢLEDNES

  1800
Noun: undividedness.
UNTŌDǢLLIC
Adjective: inseparable, indivisible.
UNTOGEN
Adjective: loose, untied, not drawn tight, not pulled.
UNTŌLǢTENDLĪCE
Adverb: incessantly, unremittingly.
UNTŌLĒSENDE
Adjective: that cannot be loose, inextricable.
UNTŌLȲSENDLIC
Adjective: unforgivable, not to be absolved.
UNTŌSCEACEN
Adjective: undisturbed, unshaken, undestroyed.
UNTŌSLEGEN
Adjective: not beaten to pieces, unshattered.
UNTŌSLITEN
Adjective: untorn, not torn asunder, uninjured.
UNTŌSLOPEN
Adjective: undissolved.
UNTŌSPRECENDLIC
Adjective: ineffable.
UNTŌTWǢMED
Adjective: undivided, unseparated.
UNTŌWORPENLIC
Adjective: not to be destroyed, inviolable.
UNTRĀGLĪCE
Adverb: well, honestly, frankly.
UNTRĒOWE
Adjective: untrue, unfaithful.
UNTRĒOWFÆST
Adjective: unfaithful, unreliable, untrustworthy.
UNTRĒOWLĪCE
Adverb: with bad faith, faithlessly.
UNTRĒOWNES
Noun: unfaithfulness.

  1801
UNTRĒOWSIAN
Verb: to deceive, defraud; to offend; to be offended.
UNTRĒOWÐ
Noun: faithlessness; bad faith; unfaithfulness, treachery, fraud, perfidy.
UNTRUMHĀD
Noun: infirm condition or state.
UNTRUMIAN
Verb: to make weak, weaken, enfeeble; to be enfeebled, be or become sick or infirm.
UNTRUMLIC
Adjective: weak, infirm.
UNTRUMNES
Noun: weakness, sickness, illness, infirmity.
UNTRYMED
Adjective: unconfirmed (by a bishop).
UNTRYMIG
Adjective: weak, sick, infirm.
UNTRYMIGAN
Verb: to become weak, sick, infirm.
UNTRYMMIGO
Noun: weakness, sickness, illness, infirmity.
UNTRYMÐ
Noun: weakness, sickness, illness, infirmity.
UNTWĒO
Noun: certainty, not doubt.
UNTWĒOD
Adjective: undoubting, unwavering.
UNTWĒOGENDE
Adjective: certain, undoubting, unhesitating, unwavering.
UNTWĒOGENDLIC
Adjective: certain, indubitable.
UNTWĒOGENDLĪCE
Adverb: certainly, undoubtingly, undubitably, unhesitatingly, unequivocally.
UNTWĒOLIC
Adjective: undoubted.
UNTWĒOLĪCE

  1802
Adverb: certainly, indubitable, undoubtedly.
UNTWĒONIGEND
Adjective: undoubting, indubitable.
UNTWIEFEALD
Adjective: simple, pure; sincere, honest; without division, united, not double; not double-
minded.
UNTȲD
Adjective: inexperienced, uninstructed, unskilled, ignorant.
UNTȲDRE
1. Adjective: firm, strong, not weak.
2. Noun: monster, monstrous birth, evil growth, evil progeny.
UNTȲDRENDE
Adjective: not propagating; barren.
UNTYGÐA
Adjective: unsuccessful (in obtaining a request).
UNTȲMENDE
Adjective: not productive, unfruitful, barren.
UNTȲNED
Adjective: unfenced.
UNÐANC
Noun: disfavour, displeasure, ingratitude, ill-will, anger, ill turn, evil intention; unpleasing act,
offence, annoyance.
UNÐANCES
Adverb: unwillingly, compulsorily.
UNÐANCFUL
Adjective: unthankful, ungrateful.
UNÐANCOL
Adjective: ungrateful.
UNÐANCWURÐE
Adjective: ungrateful, thankless; unacceptable, not agreeable.
UNÐANCWYRÐLĪCE
Adverb: ungratefully.
UNÐEARF
1. Noun: harm, hurt, damage, detriment, ruin; disadvantage.
2. Adjective: needless, useless.

  1803
UNÐEARFES
Adverb: needlessly, without cause.
UNÐĒAW
Noun: bad habit, vice, fault, evil practice.
UNÐĒAWFÆST
Adjective: of bad habits, ill-mannered, ill-conditioned, vicious, dissolute.
UNÐĒAWFÆSTLĪCE
Adverb: viciously.
UNÐĒAWFUL
Adjective: uncontrolled, undisciplined, disorderly, ill-conditioned.
UNÐECCAN
Verb: to uncover.
UNÐINGED
Adjective: unexpected, sudden; uninvited.
UNÐINGOD
Adjective: unatoned; unsettled.
UNÐOLEMŌDNES
Noun: impatience.
UNÐOLIGENDLIC
Adjective: intolerable.
UNÐORFÆST
Adjective: needless, useless, unprofitable.
UNÐRĪSTE
Adjective: timid, diffident, faint-hearted.
UNÐRŌWENDLICNES
Noun: apathy, impassibility.
UNÐRŌWIGENDLIC
Adjective: impassible, incapable of suffering.
UNÐURHFǢRE
Adjective: impenetrable.
UNÐURHSCĒOTENDLIC
Adjective: impenetrable.
UNÐURHTOGEN
Adjective: not carried through, not performed.
UNÐWǢRNES

  1804
Noun: disagreement, discord, dissension; division.
UNÐWOGEN
Adjective: unwashed.
UNÐYHTIG
Adjective: weak.
UNÐYLDLICNES
Noun: difficulty.
UNWĀCLIC
Adjective: not mean, not poor, noble, splendid; strong, steadfast.
UNWĀCLĪCE
Adverb: resolutively, not weakly, without faltering; nobly, not meanly, splendidly.
UNWǢDED
Adjective: not clothed.
UNWÆLGRIM
Adjective: gentle, merciful, not cruel.
UNWÆR
Adjective: careless, incautious, unthinking, unwary, heedless, inconsiderate, foolish; unexpected,
unprepared, unaware.
UNWÆRES
Adverb: unawares; suddenly.
UNWÆRLIC
Adjective: incautious, unwary, heedless.
UNWÆRLĪCE
Adverb: incautiously, unwarily, heedlessly.
UNWÆRNES
Noun: want of caution, imprudence, heedlessness.
UNWÆRSCIPE
Noun: imprudence, inconsiderateness, heedlessness, folly.
UNWÆSCEN
Adjective: unwashen.
UNWÆSTM
Noun: bad plant, weed, evil growth, tare; barrenness, failure of crops.
UNWÆSTMBǢRE
Adjective: unproductive, unfruitful, barren, sterile.
UNWÆSTMBǢRNES

  1805
Noun: unproductiveness, unfruitfulness, barrenness, sterility.
UNWÆSTMBERENDE
Adjective: not bearing fruit, barren, sterile.
UNWÆSTMBERENDLIC
Adjective: barren, sterile.
UNWÆSTMFÆST
Adjective: barren, sterile.
UNWÆSTMFÆSTNES
Noun: barrenness, sterility.
UNWÆTERIG
Adjective: dry, without water, desert.
UNWANDIENDE
Adjective: unhesitating.
UNWARNOD
Adjective: unwarned.
UNWEALDEN
Adjective: involuntary.
UNWEALT
Adjective: stable, steady, not given to roll.
UNWEARNUM
Adverb: in a moment, suddenly; irresistibly, without hindrance.
UNWEAXEN
Adjective: young, not grown up.
UNWEDER
Noun: bad weather, unfavourable season, storm, tempest.
UNWEDERLĪCE
Adverb: tempestuously; unweighed.
UNWEGEN
Adjective: not weighed.
UNWEMLIC
Adjective: pure, spotless, unsullied, virgin.
UNWEMME
Adjective: spotless, without defect, without blemish, uninjured, inviolate; pure, undefiled,
immaculate, perfect.
UNWEMMED

  1806
Adjective: unstained, unspotted, unblemished, immaculate; inviolate.
UNWEMMEND
Noun: innocent man.
UNWEMMING
Noun: incorruption, incorruptibility, immortality.
UNWEMMU
Noun: spotlessness.
UNWEMNES
Noun: purity.
UNWENDED
Adjective: unchangeable, unchanged, unmoved, inviolate.
UNWĒNE
Adjective: unexpected, not hoped for; hopeless.
UNWĒNED
Adjective: unexpected, unhoped for.
UNWĒNLIC
Adjective: hopeless, unpromising, desperate.
UNWĒNLĪCE
Adverb: unexpectedly, by chance.
UNWĒNUNGA
Adverb: unexpectedly.
UNWĒOD
Noun: ill or noxious weed.
UNWEORCHEARD
Adjective: weakly, delicate, infirm.
UNWEORCLIC
Adjective: unsuitable for work.
UNWEORÐ
1. Adjective: poor, mean, of low estate; little esteemed; bad, contemptible, unworthy, despicable,
ignoble; dishonouring, ignominious.
2. Adverb: unworthily, in a poor, mean or of low estate manner; in a worthless manner; in a
contemptible or ignoble manner.
UNWEORÐIAN
See (ge)unweorðian.
UNWEORÐLIC

  1807
Adjective: poor, disgraceful, dishonourable, unworthy; unimportant, humble, infamous, ignoble.
UNWEORÐLĪCE
Adverb: dishonourably, in an unsuitable manner, unworthily; indignantly, with contempt,
ignominiously.
UNWEORÐNES
Noun: disgrace, indignity, slight, contempt.
UNWEORÐSCIPE
Noun: disgrace, indignation; dishonour.
UNWEORÐUNG
Noun: shame, disgrace; indignation; dishonouring.
UNWERED
Adjective: unprotected.
UNWĒRIG
Adjective: fresh, not weary; persistent, indefatigable.
UNWEROD
Adjective: not sweet.
UNWĪD
Adjective: narrow, not wide.
UNWIDERE
Noun: bad weather, tempest.
UNWĪDLOD
Adjective: unpolluted.
UNWIERÐE
1. Adverb: unworthily.
2. See unweorð (1).
UNWIL
Noun: absence of good will, dislike, repugnance, reluctance, despite.
UNWILLA
Noun: displeasure, repugnance.
UNWILLAN
Adverb: involuntarily, unintentionally, unwillingly, reluctantly.
UNWILLENDE
Adjective: involuntary; not desiring or intending, unwillingly, averse (to).
UNWILLES
1. Adverb: involuntarily, unwillingly, reluctantly.

  1808
2. See ungewilles.
UNWILLUM
Adverb: involuntarily, unintentionally, unwillingly, reluctantly.
UNWILSUMLĪCE
Adverb: involuntarily, against one’s will, not of one’s own accord.
UNWINDAN
Verb: to uncover, unfasten, loosen, unwind, unwrap; to retire, retreat.
UNWINE
Noun: unfriend, enemy, foe.
UNWĪS
Adjective: uninformed, unwise, ignorant, stupid, foolish; mad, insane.
UNWĪSDŌM
Noun: unwisdom, stupidity, folly; imprudence; ignorance.
UNWĪSE
Adverb: unwisely, foolishly.
UNWĪSLIC
Adjective: unwise, foolish.
UNWĪSLĪCE
Adverb: unwisely, foolishly.
UNWĪSNES
Noun: ignorance; wickedness.
UNWITA
Noun: witless, stupid, foolish person; ignoramus.
UNWITENDE
Adjective: unconscious, unwitting, not aware of what is done, ignorant.
UNWĪTNIGENDLĪCE
Adverb: without punishment, with impunity.
UNWĪTNOD
Adjective: unpunished.
UNWĪTNUNG
Noun: impunity.
UNWITOD
Adjective: uncertain.
UNWITTIG
Adjective: unconscious, ignorant; unwitty, stupid.

  1809
UNWITTIGNES
Noun: folly.
UNWITTOL
Adjective: ignorant.
UNWITWEORC
Noun: foolish work, evil work.
UNWIÐERWEARD
Adjective: friendly, not in opposition, not averse.
UNWIÐERWEARDLIC
Adjective: in union, not in opposition, not discordant; united.
UNWIÐMETENES
Noun: incomparability.
UNWIÐMETENLIC
Adjective: incomparable.
UNWIÐMETENLĪCE
Adverb: incomparably; indescribably.
UNWLITE
Noun: disgrace, dishonour.
UNWLITEGIAN
See (ge)unwlitegian.
UNWLITEGUNG
Noun: disfigurement.
UNWLITIG
Adjective: not beautiful, ill-favoured, unsightly, ugly, deformed, disfigured.
UNWLITIGNES
Noun: ugliness, disfigurement.
UNWORD
Noun: abuse, slander.
UNWRǢNE
Adjective: not lustful.
UNWRǢSTE
Adjective: weak, feeble, unsteady; sorry, poor, miserable, wretched; untrustworthy, evil.
UNWRǢSTLĪCE
Adverb: weakly; inaccurately, incongruously, absurdly.
UNWRECEN

  1810
Adjective: unpunished, unavenged.
UNWRENC
Noun: vice, malicious wile, wicked artifice, evil trick.
UNWRĒON
Verb: to uncover, disclose, open, reveal, make known, expose; to discover; to explain.
UNWRIGEDNES
Noun: revelation, uncovering.
UNWRĪGEN
Adjective: open, unconcealed.
UNWRITEN
Adjective: unwritten.
UNWRĪTERE
Noun: bad or incorrect writer.
UNWRIÐAN
Verb: to untwist, unbind.
UNWRIÐEN
Adjective: not bound.
UNWUNDEN
Adjective: not wound.
UNWUNDOD
Adjective: unwounded.
UNWUNIENDLIC
Adjective: uninhabitable.
UNWYNSUM
Adjective: unpleasant.
UNWYNSUMNES
Noun: unpleasantness.
UNWYRCAN
Verb: to undo, destroy.
UNWYRD
Noun: bad fortune, misfortune, trouble.
UNWYRHT
Noun: ill-doing, demerit.
UNWYRTRUMIAN
Verb: to root out, uproot, pluck up by the roots.

  1811
UNYMBFANGELIC
Adjective: incomprehensible.
UNYMBFANGEN
Adjective: incomprehensible; not circumscribed.
UNYMBFANGENLIC
Adjective: incomprehensible.
UNYMBWENDEDLIC
Adjective: unalterable, unmoved.
UNYMBWRITEN
Adjective: not circumscribed.
UNȲÐGIAN
Verb: to disquiet, molest, trouble.
UP
Adjective: that is above, that is on high.
ŪP
Adverb: up, upwards, on high, erectly.
ŪPĀBLĀWAN
Verb: to blow up, be in eruption (of a volcano).
ŪPĀBRECAN
Verb: to break out or through; to boil up.
ŪPĀBREGDAN
Verb: to lift up, raise up, exalt; expand.
ŪPĀFANGNES
Noun: reception; assumption.
ŪPĀHAFEN
Adjective: exalted.
ŪPĀHAFENLĪCE
Adverb: proudly, arrogantly.
ŪPĀHAFENNES
Noun: elevation, uplifting; exultation, presumption; pride, arrogance.
ŪPĀHAFU
1. Noun: elevation, uplifting.
2. Adjective: lifting up.
ŪPĀHEBBAN
Verb: to lift up, raise up, exalt; to raise in the air, fly.

  1812
UPĀHEBBENDLIC
Adjective: to be raised.
ŪPĀHEFEDLĪCE
Adverb: proudly, arrogantly.
ŪPĀHŌN
Verb: to hang up.
ŪPĀLŪCAN
Verb: to eradicate.
ŪPĀMȲLAN
Verb: to come to light, appear.
ŪPĀRǢRAN
Verb: to raise up, lift up, exalt; to excite; to introduce.
ŪPĀRECCAN
Verb: to raise, erect, build.
ŪPĀRĪSAN
Verb: to rise up.
ŪPĀRISNES
Noun: resurrection.
ŪPĀSPRINGAN
Verb: to arise, spring up.
ŪPĀSPRINGNES
Noun: uprising; origin.
ŪPĀSPRYTTAN
Verb: to sprout forth, germinate.
ŪPĀSTĪGAN
Verb: to rise, ascend.
ŪPĀSTIGENNES
Noun: ascent, ascension; means of going up.
ŪPĀSTĪGNESTĪD
Noun: ascension-tide.
ŪPĀSTRECCAN
Verb: to uplift.
ŪPĀTĒON
Verb: to draw up, bring up; to rear; to draw out, pull out; to pluck up; to lift up, place in an
upright position.

  1813
ŪPĀÐENIAN
Verb: to elevate, lift up.
ŪPĀWEALLAN
Verb: to well up; to boil up, steam up.
ŪPĀWEGAN
Verb: to lift up; to support.
ŪPĀWENDAN
Verb: to turn towards, raise.
ŪPBRĒDAN
Verb: to reproach with, upbraid.
ŪPCUMAN
Verb: to come up, arise.
ŪPCUND
Adjective: from above, celestial, heavenly.
ŪPCYME
Noun: origin, source, rising, up-springing; upcoming.
ŪPEARD
Noun: land above, dwelling on high, heaven.
ŪPENDE
Noun: upper end, top end.
ŪPENGEL
Noun: heavenly angel.
ŪPFÆRELD
Noun: ascension, journey up.
ŪPFEAX
Adjective: having hair at the top, bald in front; with bristling hair.
ŪPFĒGAN
Verb: to erect.
ŪPFĒRAN
Verb: to go forth, spring forth.
ŪPFERIAN
Verb: to raise, carry up.
ŪPFLĒOGAN
Verb: to fly up.
ŪPFLĒON

  1814
Verb: to fly up.
ŪPFLĒRING
Noun: upper floor (of house), upper chamber.
ŪPFLŌR
Noun: upper floor or story, upper chamber, garret.
ŪPFLŌRE
Noun: upper chamber or story, garret.
ŪPGĀN
Verb: to go up; to make to go up, raise; to rise (of sun).
ŪPGANG
Noun: going up, ascent; rising, sunrise; landing, going inland, incursion.
ŪPGANGA
Noun: landing.
ŪPGEBRĒDAN
Verb: to reproach with, upbraid.
ŪPGELǢDED
Adjective: led up.
ŪPGEMYND
Noun: contemplation of things above, thought directed heavenward.
ŪPGĒOTAN
Verb: to well up.
ŪPGODU
Noun: the gods above.
ŪPHĒAFOD
Noun: upper or top end.
ŪPHĒAH
Adjective: tall, high, lofty, elevated, uplifted; sublime, noble, upright.
ŪPHEALD
Noun: support, maintenance, upholding.
ŪPHEBBAN
Verb: to raise up, lift up, exalt; to rise in the air, fly.
UPHEBBE
Noun: coot (so called because it lifts up its tail when moving over the water, Grein).
ŪPHEBBING
Noun: uprising, uplifting.

  1815
ŪPHEOFON
Noun: sky, heaven above.
ŪPHLADAN
Verb: to draw up.
ŪPHŪS
Noun: upper chamber.
ŪPLAND
Noun: country, rural district.
ŪPLANG
Adjective: tall, high; erect, upright.
ŪPLEGEN
Noun: hair-pin.
ŪPLENDISC
Adjective: on high, upper, lofty, supreme, sublime; heavenly, celestial.
ŪPLIC
Adjective: on high, upper, lofty, supreme, sublime; heavenly, celestial.
ŪPLYFT
Noun: upper air, ether; sky.
ŪPNES
Noun: height.
ŪPNIMAN
Verb: to raise up.
UPPAN
Adposition: on, upon, above, at; up to; against; after (time); in addition to.
UPPE
1. Adjective: above, up, aloft, inland.
2. Adverb: up, above, on high.
3. See yppe (1).
4. See yppe (2).
UPPIAN
Verb: to rise or mount up, swell.
ŪPRǢCAN
Verb: to reach up.
ŪPRǢRAN
Verb: to raise up.

  1816
ŪPRECCAN
Verb: to erect.
ŪPRIHT
Adjective: erect, upright; face upwards.
ŪPRIHTE
Adverb: erectly, uprightly, straight up; right up, exactly overhead, in the zenith; turned
upwards.
ŪPROCETTAN
Verb: to belch up.
ŪPRODER
Noun: sky, firmament, firmament, ether, upper heavens.
ŪPRYNE
Noun: ascent, rising (of sun), coming of day; coming up.
ŪPSCĪNAN
Verb: to rise shiningly.
ŪPSETTAN
Verb: to exalt.
ŪPSITTAN
Verb: residere.
ŪPSPRING
Noun: rising up, rising of a heavenly body, coming of day or night; origin, birth, breaking forth;
rising water.
ŪPSPRINGAN
Verb: to rise up.
ŪPSPRUNGENNES
Noun: defect; eclipse.
ŪPSTANDENDE
Adjective: upstanding, erect.
ŪPSTĪGAN
Verb: to move up, rise, ascend.
UPSTĪGE
Noun: ascent, ascension, mounting; staircase.
ŪPSTĪGEND
Noun: one who ascends or mounts up, rider.
ŪPTĒON

  1817
Verb: to draw up.
ŪPÐYDDAN
Verb: to swell up.
ŪPWÆSTM
Noun: growth upwards, stature.
UPWARAS
Noun: inhabitants of heaven, the celestials.
ŪPWARE
Noun: inhabitants of heaven.
ŪPWEALLAN
Verb: to boil up.
ŪPWEARD
Adverb: up, upwards; backwards (in time); towards heaven.
ŪPWEARDES
Adverb: up, upwards, with the face turned up; backwards (in time); towards heaven.
ŪPWEG
Noun: ascent, ascension; way to heaven.
UPWILL
Noun: fountain.
ŪPYRNAN
1. Verb: to grow, increase.
2. Verb: to rise, run up.
UR
Adverb: formerly.
ŪR
Noun: kind of ox, bison, aurochs; name of the rune for u.
ŪRELENDISC
Adjective: of our country.
ŪRIGFEÐERE
Adjective: wet-feathered, dewy-winged.
ŪRIGLĀST
Adjective: leaving a damp track, walking the wet earth.
URL
Noun: hem.
ŪSE

  1818
Noun: the name of several rivers in England, Ouse.
ŪSER
Adjective: our; ours.
ŪT
Adverb: out, outside; without; forth.
ŪTĀBERSTAN
Verb: to burst out, burst forth.
ŪTĀBLEGNED
Adjective: ulcerated.
ŪTĀBRECAN
Verb: to break out.
ŪTĀCNYSSAN
Verb: to drive out.
ŪTACUNDA
Noun: stranger.
ŪTĀDELFAN
Verb: to dig out.
ŪTĀDŌN
Verb: to do out, put out.
ŪTĀDRǢFAN
Verb: to drive out, expel, destroy.
ŪTĀDRĪFAN
Verb: to disperse, dispel, drive out.
ŪTÆTBREGDAN
Verb: steal out.
ŪTǢÐMIAN
Verb: to breathe out.
ŪTĀFARAN
Verb: to go out, come forth, depart.
ŪTĀFLŌWAN
Verb: to flow out; to be dispersed, scatter.
ŪTĀLǢDAN
1. Verb: to produce; to release.
2. Verb: to lead out.
ŪTĀLĒORAN

  1819
Verb: to cause to depart, flee away.
ŪTĀLŪCAN
Verb: to pluck out.
ŪTĀMǢRAN
Verb: to drive out, expel, depopulate, exterminate.
ŪTAN
Adverb: from outside; on the outside; without.
ŪTANBORDES
Adverb: abroad, from abroad.
ŪTANBURHWARE
Noun: outside citizens, those living out of the town.
ŪTANCUMEN
1. Noun: stranger, foreign, alien, belonging to another.
2. Adjective: strange, foreign, alien, from another land, belonging to another.
ŪTANCUND
Adjective: strange, foreign, alien; external, extraneous.
ŪTANE
Adverb: outside, abroad; from without, outwards, externally.
ŪTANLANDES
Adverb: abroad, in distant countries.
ŪTANWEARD
Adjective: outside, external.
ŪTĀNȲDAN
1. Verb: to expel.
2. Verb: to drive out.
ŪTANYMBSTANDNES
Noun: surrounding.
ŪTĀSCĒOTAN
Verb: to sprout forth, burst forth; to pierce out.
ŪTĀSELLAN
Verb: to grant outright.
ŪTĀSLĒAN
Verb: to break out, strike outwards.
ŪTĀSLĪDAN
Verb: to fall (into), slip forwards.

  1820
ŪTĀSLIDEN
Adjective: fallen into (of sin).
ŪTĀSPĪWAN
Verb: to spew forth.
ŪTĀTĒON
Verb: to draw out.
ŪTĀTȲNAN
Verb: to exclude.
ŪTĀÐȲDAN
Verb: to thrust out, cast out.
ŪTĀWINDAN
Verb: to fall (into)slip, forwards.
ŪTĀWYRTRUMIAN
Verb: to root out.
ŪTBERSTAN
Verb: to burst out, burst forth.
ŪTCWEALM
Noun: utter destruction, extirpation.
ŪTCȲÐAN
Verb: to announce, promulgate.
ŪTDRǢF
Noun: ejection, expulsion, decree of expulsion.
ŪTDRǢFERE
Noun: one who drives out.
ŪTDRAGAN
Verb: to remove.
ŪTDRĪFAN
Verb: to disperse, drive out or away, scatter, expel.
ŪTE
Adverb: out, outside, abroad; without.
ŪTERLIC
Adjective: external; material.
ŪTERMERE
Noun: outer-sea, open sea.
ŪTEWEARD

  1821
Adjective: external, outside, outward; last; outward part, extreme.
ŪTEWEARDUM
Adverb: outwards.
ŪTFÆR
Noun: going out, going away, departure; exit, egress.
ŪTFÆRELD
Noun: going out, exodus.
ŪTFANGENEÐĒOF
Noun: right of judging thieves caught outside one’s jurisdiction, and of taking fines for the crime.
ŪTFARAN
Verb: to go out.
ŪTFARU
Noun: going out, going abroad or out of doors.
ŪTFĒOLAN
Verb: to get out.
ŪTFLŌWAN
Verb: to scatter, flow out; to be dispersed.
ŪTFŌR
Noun: evacuation (from body).
ŪTFORLǢTAN
Verb: to cast out.
ŪTFŪS
Adjective: ready to start, ready to sail.
ŪTGĀN
Verb: to go out.
ŪTGĀNDE
Adjective: outgoing.
ŪTGANG
Noun: going out, departure, exodus; exit, egress; end, conclusion, latter part; privy; evacuation
of the body, excrement; anus.
ŪTGANGAN
Verb: to go out.
ŪTGANGENDE
Adjective: outgoing.
ŪTGĀRSECG

  1822
Noun: remotest sea, ocean at the horizon, ocean at a distance from land.
ŪTGEFEOHT
Noun: external or foreign war.
ŪTGEGĀN
Verb: to go out.
ŪTGELǢDAN
Verb: to lead out, bring out.
ŪTGEMǢRE
Noun: extreme or remotest limit.
ŪTGENGA
Noun: exit, outlet.
ŪTHEALF
Noun: exterior, outer side.
ŪTHERE
Noun: foreign army.
ŪTHLĒAP
Noun: fine for a man escaping from his lord.
ŪTHWĪT
Adjective: painted white, glossing dealbatus.
ŪTIAN
See (ge)ūtian.
ŪTIRNING
Noun: flux.
ŪTLĀD
Noun: carriage out of a place; toll on goods carried out of market outwards by water;
assembling (of material).
ŪTLǢDAN
Verb: to lead out, bring out.
ŪTLǢDNES
Noun: abduction.
ŪTLǢS
Noun: out-pastures, pasture-land away from the house.
ŪTLAGA
Noun: outlaw.
ŪTLAGIAN

  1823
See (ge)ūtlagian.
ŪTLAGU
Noun: outlawry.
ŪTLAH
Adjective: outlawed.
ŪTLAND
Noun: foreign land, outlying land (granted to tenants).
ŪTLENDA
Noun: stranger, foreigner, alien, not a native.
ŪTLENDISC
1. Adjective: stranger, foreign, outlandish, not native.
2. Noun: stranger, foreigner.
ŪTLĒORAN
Verb: to go out, pass.
ŪTLĒORIENDE
Adjective: outgoing, departing.
ŪTLIC
Adjective: external; foreign; remote.
ŪTLICE
Adverb: completely.
ŪTMǢRAN
Verb: to announce, proclaim.
ŪTOFGĀN
Verb: to go out of.
ŪTRǢSAN
Verb: to rush out.
ŪTRĪDAN
Verb: to ride or go away.
ŪTROCCETTAN
Verb: to belch out.
ŪTROCCIAN
Verb: to belch out.
ŪTRYNE
Noun: running away; exit, outlet; issue.
ŪTSCĒOTAN

  1824
Verb: to abut on; to aid the escape of, suffer to escape.
ŪTSCŪFAN
Verb: to push out, shut out, exclude.
ŪTSCYTE
Noun: exit, outlet, outfall, place where a stream or road runs into another.
ŪTSCYTLING
Noun: stranger, foreigner.
ŪTSIHT
Noun: flux, diarrhoea, dysentery.
ŪTSIHTĀDL
Noun: diarrhoea, dysentery.
ŪTSĪON
Verb: to issue out.
ŪTSĪÐ
Noun: going out, departure; death.
ŪTWǢPNEDMANN
Noun: stranger, outsider.
ŪTWÆRC
Noun: painful evacuation, dysentery.
ŪTWALD
Noun: outlying wood.
ŪTWARU
Noun: foreign defence.
ŪTWEALLAN
Verb: to flow forth, well out.
ŪTWEARD
1. Adjective: going away, outside of, outward, striving to get out, lending to the outsider.
2. Adverb: outside, forth, out of doors.
ŪTWEARDES
Adverb: outwards, towards the outsider.
ŪTWĪCING
Noun: sea-rover, foreign pirate.
ŪTYRNAN
Verb: to have diarrhoea.
ŪTYRNENDE

  1825
Adjective: diuretic, purgative; diarrhoeic.
ŪTYRNING
Noun: flux.
ŪÐGENGE
Adjective: alien; transitory, vanishing, departing, fleeting, fugitive, not to be retained, passing
out of one’s possession.
ŪÐMǢTE
Adjective: very great, immense, huge.
ŪÐWITA
Noun: scholar, sage (philosopher, scribe, geometrician, etc); Pharisee.
ŪÐWITEGUNG
Noun: philosophy, the study of philosophy.
ŪÐWITIAN
Verb: to study philosophy.
ŪÐWITLIC
Adjective: academical, philosophical.

  1826
WĀ
1. Noun: affliction, woe, misery, evil.
2. Interjection: woe! alas!
WĀC
1. Adjective: weak, soft, feeble, frail, wanting mental or moral strength, cowardly, wanting
courage, pliant; slender, effeminate; insignificant, poor, mean, not of great value or in high
esteem; bad, vile.
2. Noun: weakness.
WACAN
1. Verb: to originate, awake, arise, spring, be born.
2. See wacen.
WĀCE
Adverb: weakly, feebly, faintly, without energy, without boldness; slowly; inefficiently,
negligently, remissly.
WACEN
Noun: sleeplessness, wakefulness; watch, vigilance, guard; vigil, division of the night; incentive,
rousing.
WĀCIAN
Verb: to be or become weak, lose energy, waver, be cowardly, want resolution or courage, flinch;
to fail, be not able to endure, languish; to become poor or mean.
WACIAN
Verb: to remain or keep awake, not to sleep; to watch, be awake or active, be alert, be on guard;
to open (the eye); to keep a vigil for prayer or religious observance.
WACIENDE
Adjective: watching, vigilant.
WĀCLIC
Adjective: weak; poor, insignificant, trifling; mean, paltry, vile.
WĀCLĪCE
Adverb: weakly, feebly; cheaply, poorly; meanly.
WĀCMŌD
1. Noun: cowardly, faint-hearted; weak-minded, irresolute.
2. Adjective: weak-minded, cowardly, fainthearted, pusillanimous, irresolute.
WĀCMŌDNES
Noun: weakness, feebleness, cowardice, want of courage, faintheartedness, pusillanimity.
WĀCNES

  1827
Noun: weakness, insignificance, meanness of condition, mean estate.
WACOL
Adjective: awake, watchful, vigilant, attentive.
WACOLLĪCE
Adverb: watchfully, vigilantly.
WACOR
Adjective: watchful, vigilant.
WACORLĪCE
Adverb: watchfully, vigilantly; carefully.
WĀCSCIPE
Noun: weakness, slackness; remissness.
WACUNG
Noun: vigilante.
WĀD
1. Noun: woad (plant).
2. Noun: drag-net.
WADAN
See (ge)wadan.
WĀDSǢD
Noun: woad-seed.
WĀDSPITL
Noun: woad-spade, woad-dibble.
WADUNG
Noun: going, travelling.
WǢCAN
See (ge)wǣcan.
WÆCCAN
See (ge)wæccan.
WÆCCE
Noun: sleeplessness, wakefulness; watch, vigilance; vigil, division of the night; wake.
WÆCCEND
Noun: watcher, watchman.
WÆCCENDE
Adjective: watchful, awake.
WÆCCENDLĪCE

  1828
Adverb: watchfully, vigilantly.
WÆCNAN
Verb: to come into being, waken, arise, spring, come forth, be born.
WÆD
See (ge)wæd.
WǢD
Noun: clothing, garment, covering, dress, robe, apparel; weed; sail.
WǢDBRĒC
Noun: breeches, covering for the loins.
WǢDE
See (ge)wǣde.
WǢDELNES
Noun: poverty, want, penury, indigence.
WǢDEN
Adjective: bluish, purple, of woad.
WǢDERĀP
Noun: stay, halyard; pl. rigging.
WǢDL
Noun: poverty, want, penury, indigence; unproductiveness, barrenness.
WǢDLA
1. Adjective: poor, needy, indigent, destitute.
2. Noun: poor man, needy person, beggar.
WǢDLIAN
Verb: to be poor, needy, in want, indigent, destitute; to be in want of something, lack; to beg.
WǢDLIG
Adjective: poor, needy, destitute.
WǢDLIGEND
Adjective: poor.
WǢDLING
Noun: poor or needy person.
WǢDLUNG
Noun: want, poverty, indigence; begging.
WǢFAN
Verb: to wrap up, clothe.
WǢFELS

  1829
Noun: covering, wrap, clothing, garment, dress, cloak, mantle, veil.
WÆFERGANGE
Noun: spider.
WǢFERGEORNNES
Noun: eagerness to see sights.
WǢFERHŪS
Noun: theatre, amphitheatre.
WǢFERLIC
Adjective: of a theatre, theatrical, spectacular.
WǢFERNES
Noun: display, show, public exhibition, pageant, pomp.
WǢFERSOLOR
Noun: stage.
WǢFERSTŌW
Noun: place for spectacles, theatre, amphitheatre.
WǢFERSYN
Noun: display, sight, show, spectacle.
WÆFLIAN
Verb: to talk foolishly.
WǢFRE
Adjective: unstable, unsteady, wavering, quivering, languishing; wandering, restless; flickering;
active, nimble.
WÆFÐ
Noun: sight, show, spectacle.
WǢG
1. Noun: movement, motion; water, wave, billow, sea, flood.
2. See wāg (1).
3. See hwǣg.
4. See wǣge (1).
WǢGAN
See (ge)wǣgan.
WǢGBORA
Noun: wave-bearer, child of the waves, creature that lives beneath the waves.
WǢGBORD
Noun: wave-board, plank of a vessel; ship, vessel.

  1830
WǢGDĒOR
Noun: sea-animal, sea-best.
WǢGDROPA
Noun: water-drop, salt tear.
WǢGE
1. Noun: weight; implement for weighing, balance, scales; burden; wey (of cheese, wool, etc).
2. Noun: cup, chalice.
WǢGETUNGE
Noun: tongue of a balance.
WǢGFÆR
Noun: sea-journey.
WǢGFÆT
Noun: water-vessel, clouds.
WǢGFARU
Noun: sea-passage, track in the sea; the passage through the Red Sea.
WǢGFLOTA
Noun: wave-floater, ship.
WǢGHENGEST
Noun: ship, sea-steed.
WǢGHOLM
Noun: sea, ocean.
WǢGLĪÐEND
Noun: sea-farer, sailor.
WÆGLĪÐENDE
Adjective: seafaring.
WÆGN
Noun: wagon, wain, carriage, chariot, vehicle, cart.
WǢGNERE
Noun: enticer, deceiver.
WÆGNERE
Noun: waggoner, driver of a carriage or chariot.
WÆGNFARU
Noun: chariot-journey.
WÆGNGEHRADO
Noun: waggon-plank.

  1831
WÆGNGEREFA
Noun: waggon-master, wain-reeve.
WÆGNGEWǢDE
Noun: waggon-cover, wagon-cloth.
WÆGNSCILLING
Noun: tax on wagons, toll of a shilling on each waggon standing to be loaded at a salt-pan.
WÆGNTRĒOW
Noun: log given to the carter of a load of wood.
WÆGNÐOLL
Noun: cart-pin.
WÆGNWEG
Noun: cart or carriage-road.
WÆGNWYRHTA
Noun: wain or cart wright, carriage-maker.
WǢGPUNDERN
Noun: weighing-machine, steel-yard.
WǢGRĀP
Noun: rope with which frost binds the water, wave-rope, wave-bond (ice).
WǢGSCALU
Noun: scale of a balance.
WǢGSTÆÐ
Noun: sea-shore, bank.
WǢGSTRĒAM
Noun: current, the sea.
WǢGSWEORD
Noun: sword with wavy pattern.
WǢGÐEL
Noun: ship, vessel, wave-plank.
WǢGÐRĒA
Noun: peril of the sea; chastisement by the waters.
WǢGÐRĒAT
Noun: deluge; wave-host.
WǢHÐOLL
Noun: battering ram.
WÆL

  1832
1. Noun: (in a collective sense) the dead, the slain; slain person, single corpse; slaughter, carnage;
destruction.
2. See wiell.
3. See wel (1).
WǢL
Noun: whirlpool, eddy; pool, gulf; river, sea, ocean, flood.
WǢLAN
See (ge)wǣlan.
WÆLBEDD
Noun: bed of the slain, slaughter-bed.
WÆLBEND
Noun: band of destruction, mortal band.
WÆLBENN
Noun: wound inflicted by the sea, deadly wound.
WÆLBLĒAT
Adjective: mortal, deadly, causing death.
WÆLCEALD
Adjective: deadly cold.
WÆLCĒASEGA
Noun: carrion-picker (raven), chooser of the slain.
WÆLCLOMM
Noun: fatal bond, deadly fetter.
WÆLCRÆFT
Noun: deadly power.
WÆLCWEALM
Noun: violent death.
WÆLCYRIGE
Noun: witch, sorceress; chooser of the slain.
WÆLDĒAÐ
Noun: death in battle, violent death.
WÆLDRĒOR
Noun: blood of battle, blood of the slain.
WÆLFÆÐM
Noun: deadly embrace.
WÆLFǢHÐ

  1833
Noun: deadly feud, hostility that leads to slaying.
WÆLFĀG
Adjective: blood-stained.
WÆLFEL
Adjective: greedy for corpses, ghoulish; cruel to the slain.
WÆLFELD
Noun: battlefield, field of the slain.
WÆLFILL
Noun: destruction, death, slaughter, carnage.
WÆLFŪS
Adjective: awaiting death, ready to be slain.
WÆLFYLLO
Noun: abundance of slain.
WÆLFȲR
Noun: deadly fire, fire that burns the slain; funeral pyre.
WÆLGǢST
Noun: deadly guest, spirit.
WÆLGĀR
Noun: deadly spear.
WǢLGENGA
Noun: wild beast, sea-monster, dragon, deadly walker.
WÆLGĪFRE
Adjective: murderous, eager to slay, bloodthirsty.
WÆLGIMM
Noun: sheath of a sword; death-bringing gem.
WÆLGRǢDIG
Adjective: flesh-eating, cannibal, greedy for the slain.
WÆLGRIM
Adjective: fierce, cruel, violent, destructive; bloody; fateful, dire.
WÆLGRIMLĪCE
Adverb: fiercely; with the utmost bitterness.
WÆLGRIMNES
Noun: cruelty, torture.
WÆLGRYRE
Noun: deadly horror, terror that comes from danger of failing in battle.

  1834
WÆLHERE
Noun: slaughtering army.
WÆLHLEM
Noun: deadly stroke.
WÆLHLENCE
Noun: coat of mail; link of a coat of mail, slaughter-link.
WÆLHRĒOW
Adjective: fierce, cruel, barbarous, savage, bloodthirsty.
WÆLHRĒOWLIC
Adjective: cruel.
WÆLHRĒOWLĪCE
Adverb: cruelly, horribly, atrociously.
WÆLHRĒOWNES
Noun: ferocity, cruelty, atrocity, slaughter.
WÆLHWELP
Noun: dog for hunting, destroying hound.
WǢLLĪC
Adjective: deep (of water).
WÆLMIST
Noun: mist of death.
WÆLNETT
Noun: net of destruction, death-net.
WÆLNĪÐ
Noun: deadly hostility or hate, mortal enmity; war.
WÆLNOT
Noun: baleful inscription, fatal mark, mark or rune that brings death.
WÆLPĪL
Noun: deadly arrow or dart, death-pang.
WÆLRÆS
Noun: deadly attack or onslaught.
WǢLRĀP
1. Noun: flood-fetter (ice).
2. See wǣgrāp.
WÆLRĒAF
Noun: prey, spoil; act of spoiling the slain, robbing the slain.

  1835
WÆLRĒC
Noun: deadly reek.
WÆLREGN
Noun: deluge, deadly rain.
WÆLREST
Noun: grave, rest or bed of the slain.
WÆLRŪN
Noun: secret of approaching slaughter; murderous song.
WÆLSCEAFT
Noun: deadly shaft or spear.
WÆLSCEL
Noun: slaughter, carnage, the slain.
WÆLSEAX
Noun: dagger, sword, war-knife.
WÆLSLIHT
Noun: combat; slaughter, carnage.
WÆLSLIHTA
Noun: murderer, slayer.
WÆLSLĪTENDE
Adjective: corpse-bittng, corpse-rending.
WÆLSPERE
Noun: battle-spear, deadly spear.
WÆLSTENG
Noun: spear, spear-shaft.
WÆLSTŌW
Noun: battlefield, place of slaughter.
WÆLSTRǢL
Noun: deadly shaft.
WÆLSTRĒAM
Noun: destructive stream, deadly flood.
WÆLSWENG
Noun: murderous stroke or thrust.
WÆLT
Noun: sinew, part of thigh.
WÆLWANG

  1836
Noun: field of the slain.
WÆLWULF
Noun: warrior, war-wolf; cannibal, fierce cannibal.
WÆMBEDE
Adjective: big-bellied.
WǢPEN
Noun: weapon, sword; pl. arms, membrum virile.
WǢPENBǢRE
Adjective: weapon-bearing.
WǢPENBEREND
Noun: armed man.
WǢPENBORA
Noun: weapon-bearer, warrior, knight.
WǢPENGEÐRÆC
Noun: weapon; clash of spears.
WǢPENGETÆC
Noun: wapentake (subdivision of a riding).
WǢPENGEWRIXLE
Noun: conflict, fight, hostile encounter, exchange of blows, passage of arms.
WǢPENHETE
Noun: hate that resorts to arms.
WǢPENHŪS
Noun: armoury.
WǢPENLĒAS
Adjective: unarmed.
WǢPENLIC
Adjective: male, masculine.
WǢPENSTRǢL
Noun: arrow (to be used as a weapon).
WǢPENÐRACU
Noun: storm of weapons; force of arms.
WǢPENÐRǢGE
Noun: equipment, arms, weapon.
WǢPENWIGA
Noun: armed warrior.

  1837
WǢPNED
1. Adjective: male.
2. Noun: man, male.
WǢPNEDBEARN
Noun: boy, male child.
WǢPNEDCILD
Noun: boy, male child.
WǢPNEDCYNN
Noun: male kind or sex.
WǢPNEDHĀD
Noun: male sex; sexual power.
WǢPNEDHAND
Noun: male side, male line.
WǢPNEDHEALF
Noun: male side, male line.
WǢPNEDMANN
Noun: man, male.
WǢPNEDWĪFESTRE
Noun: hermaphrodite.
WǢPNIAN
See (ge)wǣpnian.
WǢPNUNG
See (ge)wǣpnung.
WÆPS
Noun: wasp.
WǢR
1. Adjective: true, correct.
2. Noun: faith, fidelity; keeping, protection; agreement, treaty, compact, covenant; pledge; bond
(of friendship).
WÆR
1. Noun: sea, ocean.
2. See wer (1).
3. See wearr.
4. See wer (2).
5. See wer (3).

  1838
6. See wer (4).
7. Adjective: aware of, observant of, attentive for a warning; ready, prepared for; cautious,
prudent, wary.
WÆRC
Noun: ache, pain; suffering, anguish; Wark (in Northern dialects).
WÆRCAN
Verb: to pain, suffer pain, be in pain; to be troubled.
WÆRCSĀR
Noun: pain.
WǢRFÆST
Adjective: faithful, trusty, honourable.
WǢRGANGA
Noun: stranger, one seeking protection.
WǢRIGIAN
Verb: to be or become tired, weary, grow weary, get exhausted.
WǢRINGWĪC
Noun: Warwick.
WǢRINGWĪCSCĪR
Noun: Warwickshire.
WÆRLAN
See (ge)wærlan.
WǢRLĒAS
Adjective: false; faithless, perfidious.
WÆRLIC
1. Adjective: cautious, careful, prudent, wise, wary, circumspect.
2. See werlic.
WÆRLĪCE
Adverb: cautiously, carefully, prudently, warily, circumspectly, safely; heedfully.
WǢRLĪCE
Adverb: truly.
WÆRLICNES
Noun: caution, care, carefulness, wariness.
WǢRLOGA
Noun: truth-breaker, liar, traitor, faithless or perfidious person, one who false to his covenant;
devil.

  1839
WÆRLOT
Noun: craft, cunning, deceit.
WÆRNES
1. Noun: caution, prudence, wariness, circumspection.
2. See weargnes.
WǢRNESS
Noun: prudence, caution, circumspection; cursing.
WÆRSAGOL
Adjective: cautious in speech.
WÆRSCIPE
Noun: caution, prudence, wisdom, circumspection; cunning, astuteness.
WÆRÐU
Noun: cleverness, sagacity, cunning.
WÆRWORD
Noun: word of caution, forewarning.
WÆRWYRDE
Adjective: cautious or prudent in speech.
WÆSC
Noun: washing, ablution.
WÆSCELS
Noun: bath.
WÆSCERN
Noun: washing-place.
WÆSCESTRE
Noun: washer; house-keeper.
WÆSCHŪS
Noun: wash-house, laundry.
WÆSCING
Noun: washing, ablution.
WǢTAN
See (ge)wǣtan.
WÆTERIAN
See (ge)wæterian.
WÆSTLING
Noun: coverlet.

  1840
WÆSTM
Noun: growth, increase; plant, fruit, offspring, product, produce; result; benefit, interest, usury;
abundance; form, figure; stature.
WÆSTMASETEN
Noun: planting.
WÆSTMBǢRE
Adjective: productive, fruitful, fertile.
WÆSTMBǢRNES
Noun: productivity, fruitfulness, fertility.
WÆSTMBǢRO
Noun: fruitfulness, fertility.
WÆSTMBERENDE
Adjective: productive, fruitful, fertile, fruit-bearing.
WÆSTMBERENDNES
Noun: fertility, fecundity.
WÆSTMFÆST
Adjective: fruitful.
WÆSTMIAN
Verb: to grow, increase; to fructify; to bear or bring forth fruit.
WÆSTMLĒAS
Adjective: unfruitful; without fruit.
WÆSTMLIC
Adjective: fruitful.
WÆSTMSCEATT
Noun: interest, usury.
WǢT
1. Adjective: wet, moist, damp; wet, rainy.
2. Noun: moisture; liquid, drink, liquor.
WǢTA
Noun: wetness, moisture; liquid, fluid, water, drink, liquor, juice; moisture of plants, sap; fluid,
humours; urine.
WǢTE
Noun: wetness, moisture, humours; fluid, water drink, sap, urine.
WÆTER
Noun: water, rain; stream, lake, sea; (in plural) waters, implying abundance or great extent.

  1841
WÆTERĀDL
Noun: dropsy.
WÆTERǢDRE
Noun: source or spring of water.
WÆTERÆLFĀDL
Noun: disease.
WÆTERÆLFEN
Noun: water-elf, water-nymph.
WÆTERBEREND
Noun: water-bearer, sutler; camp-follower.
WÆTERBERERE
Noun: water-bearer, sutler; camp-follower.
WÆTERBŌH
Noun: sprig, bough with moisture in it, succulent shoot.
WÆTERBOLLA
Noun: dropsy.
WÆTERBRŌGA
Noun: frightful flood; terror caused by water.
WÆTERBŪC
Noun: water-pot, pitcher.
WÆTERBUCCA
Noun: aquatic insect, water-spider.
WÆTERBURNE
Noun: stream of water.
WÆTERBYDEN
Noun: bucket, cask.
WÆTERCLĀÐ
Noun: towel.
WÆTERCRŌG
Noun: water-pot, pitcher.
WÆTERCRŪCE
Noun: water-pot.
WÆTERCYNN
Noun: water, form or kind of water.
WÆTERDEL

  1842
Noun: dell in which there is water.
WÆTERDENU
Noun: valley with water in it.
WÆTERDRINC
Noun: drink of water.
WÆTEREGSA
Noun: terror caused by water.
WÆTERFÆSTEN
Noun: place protected by water.
WÆTERFÆT
Noun: vessel for water, water-pot, flagon.
WÆTERFLAXE
Noun: water-pitcher, water-flask.
WÆTERFLŌD
Noun: flood, inundation, deluge.
WÆTERFROCGA
Noun: water-frog.
WÆTERFUL
Adjective: dropsical.
WÆTERFURH
Noun: trench.
WÆTERFYRHTNES
Noun: fear of water, hydrophobia.
WÆTERGĀT
Noun: water-spider.
WÆTERGEBLǢD
Noun: blister with water in it, watery pustule.
WÆTERGEFEALL
Noun: waterfall.
WÆTERGELĀD
Noun: conduit, water-way, aqueduct.
WÆTERGELÆT
Noun: water-way, aqueduct.
WÆTERGESCEAFT
Noun: the watery element, nature of water.

  1843
WÆTERGEWÆSC
Noun: land formed by the washing up of earth.
WÆTERGRUND
Noun: depth of the sea, sea-bottom.
WÆTERGYTE
Noun: water-course, pouring of water; Aquarious (sign of the Zodiac).
WÆTERHÆFERN
Noun: crab.
WÆTERHĀLGUNG
Noun: blessing or hallowing of water.
WÆTERHAMM
Noun: land surrounded by a ditch.
WÆTERHELM
Noun: covering of ice.
WÆTERIG
Adjective: watery.
WÆTERLĒAS
Adjective: dry, waterless.
WÆTERLĒAST
Noun: want of water.
WÆTERLĒOD
Noun: fish.
WÆTERLIC
Adjective: aquatic.
WÆTERMĒLE
Noun: bowl, basin, water-cup.
WÆTERNǢDRE
Noun: water-snake.
WÆTERORDĀL
Noun: ordeal by boiling water.
WÆTERPUND
Noun: spirit-level.
WÆTERPYTT
Noun: well, water-pit.
WÆTERRĪÐE

  1844
Noun: conduit, stream of water.
WÆTERSCĒAT
Noun: napkin, towel.
WÆTERSCIPE
Noun: sheet of water, piece of water, body of water; conduit.
WÆTERSCȲTE
Noun: napkin, towel.
WÆTERSCYTE
Noun: rush of water.
WÆTERSĒAÐ
Noun: well, water-pit, cistern, reservoir; pool, lake.
WÆTERSĒOC
Adjective: dropsical.
WÆTERSĒOCNES
Noun: dropsy.
WÆTERSLÆD
Noun: watery glade or valley.
WÆTERSOL
Noun: pool.
WÆTERSPRYNG
Noun: springing up of water.
WÆTERSTEALL
Noun: standing water, pool.
WÆTERSTEFN
Noun: voice or sound of water.
WÆTERSTOPPA
Noun: bucket.
WÆTERSTRĒAM
Noun: stream of water, river.
WÆTERSWILIGE
Noun: deep pit with water in it.
WÆTERTĪGE
Noun: canal, aqueduct.
WÆTERÐĒOTE
Noun: conduit, water-channel, flood-gate; torrent, cataract.

  1845
WÆTERÐĪSA
Noun: water-rusher; whale; ship.
WÆTERÐRŪH
Noun: conduit, water-pipe.
WÆTERÐRȲÐ
Noun: rush of waters, great waters.
WÆTERUNG
Noun: watering, providing with water; carriage of water, providing water for people.
WÆTERWǢDLNES
Noun: lack of water, poverty or dearth of water.
WÆTERWEG
Noun: water-way, water-course; channel connecting two pieces of water.
WÆTERWRĪTE
Noun: water-clock.
WÆTERWYLL
Noun: spring or fountain of water.
WÆTERWYRT
Noun: water-fennel, water star-wort.
WÆTERȲÐ
Noun: wave, billow.
WǢTIAN
Verb: to be or become wet.
WÆTLA
Noun: bandage, swathe.
WÆTLINGACEASTER
Noun: St. Alban’s.
WÆTLINGASTRǢT
Noun: Watling St.
WǢTNES
Noun: wetness, moisture.
WǢTUNG
Noun: wetting, moistening.
WǢÐAN
Verb: to wander, roam about; to hunt.
WǢÐEBURNE

  1846
Noun: fishing-stream.
WǢWÆRÐLIC
Adjective: important, weighty, serious, grave; good.
WǢWÆRÐLĪCE
Adverb: well, successfully; confidently; plausibly.
WĀFIAN
Verb: to look with wonder, gaze at, be astonished, amazed, agitated; to admire; to hesitate.
WAFIAN
Verb: to wave.
WĀFIENDE
Adjective: that wonders, marvelling.
WĀFUNG
1. Noun: display, sight, spectacle, pageantry; wonder, amazement, astonishment.
2. See webbing.
WĀFUNGSTEDE
Noun: place for shows or spectacles, theatre, amphitheatre.
WĀFUNGSTŌW
Noun: place for shows or spectacles, theatre, amphitheatre.
WĀG
1. Noun: wall (mostly of a building).
2. See hwǣg.
3. See wǣg (1).
WAGEN
Noun: quaking bog.
WAGGE
Noun: quaking bog.
WĀGHRÆGEL
Noun: wall-covering, curtain, veil (of the temple), tapestry.
WAGIAN
Verb: to move, wag; to shake, wave; to swing, move backwards and forwards; to totter.
WĀGRIFT
Noun: wall-covering, curtain, veil (of the temple), tapestry.
WĀGÐEORL
Noun: break in a wall, door-way.
WĀGÐYLING

  1847
Noun: wall-planking, wainscoting.
WAGUNG
Noun: moving, shaking; looseness.
WĀH
1. Adjective: fine.
2. See wāg (1).
WĀLĀ
Interjection: woe!
WALA
Noun: root.
WALCSPINL
Noun: curling-iron, crisping-pin.
WALCYRGING
Noun: one that belongs to the race of the wælcyrgan.
WALDENĪGE
Adjective: blue or grey-eyed; wall-eyed.
WĀLE
Noun: Welshwoman; servant, female slave.
WALED
Adjective: coloured; striped; ridged.
WĀLIC
Adjective: miserable, lamentable, woeful.
WALLERWENTE
Noun: the Celtic inhabitants of Cumbria.
WALU
Noun: wale, mark of a blow; comb, metal ridge on top of helmet; bank, ridge; rib.
WAMB
Noun: stomach, belly; womb; bowels; heart; hollow.
WAMBĀDL
Noun: stomach-ache, disease of the stomach.
WAMBECOÐU
Noun: stomach trouble.
WAMBEGICÐA
Noun: itching of the stomach.
WAMBEWYRM

  1848
Noun: intestinal worm.
WAMBHORD
Noun: contents of the belly; womb-hoard, used of the weapons contained in a fortified place.
WAMBSCYLDIG
Adjective: gluttonous.
WAMBSĒOC
Adjective: having pain in the stomach, diseased in the stomach.
WAMCWIDE
Noun: shameful speech, evil speaking, blasphemy, reviling, slander, curse.
WAMDǢD
Noun: misdeed, evil deed, crime; trespass.
WAMFREHT
Noun: divination, sinful divination.
WAMFUL
Adjective: shameful, guilty, criminal; impure; bad, sinful, evil, flagitious.
WAMLUST
Noun: enticement, allurement; seduction; foul pleasure.
WAMM
1. Noun: mark, scar; spot, stain, blot, filth; impurely, corruption; misfortune, disgrace, injury,
defilement, loss, sin, evil, crime; damage, hurt; defect.
2. Adjective: bad, wicked, evil; foul; shameful.
WAMSCEAÐA
Noun: sinner, criminal, evil-doer, devil.
WAMSCYLDIG
Adjective: sinful, criminal.
WAMWLITE
Noun: wound on the face.
WAMWYRCENDE
Noun: working iniquity; worker of sin.
WAN
Adjective: lacking, wanting, absent, without something, not possessed of, destitute of; deficient.
WAN-
Affix: privation or negation.
WANA
1. Noun: lack, want, absence, defect, deficiency.

  1849
2. See wan.
3. See wann.
WANǢHT
Noun: scant possession; want, poverty.
WANANBĒAM
Noun: spindle-tree.
WANCIAN
Verb: to waver.
WANCOL
Adjective: weak, unstable, unsteady, tottering; uncertain, unstable, vacillating, fickle.
WAND
Noun: mole (animal).
WANDEWEORPE
Noun: mole (animal).
WANDIAN
Verb: to turn aside; to hesitate; to flinch, shrink; to desist from; to omit, neglect; to refrain
from; to fear, stand in awe; to care for, have regard to.
WANDLUNG
Noun: changing, mutation.
WANDRIAN
Verb: to wander, stray, rove, roam, proceed without plan, follow an uncertain course; to fly
around, hover; to err; to change.
WANDUNG
Noun: feeling of respect; turning aside from a task.
WANFĀH
Adjective: dark-hued.
WANFEAX
Adjective: dark-haired, with raven-black tresses.
WANFŌTA
Noun: bird with dark feet, pelican.
WANFȲR
Noun: lurid fire.
WANG
1. Noun: land, field, plain, place, country; the world, the Earth, the surface of the Earth.
2. See wange.

  1850
WANGBEARD
Noun: whisker.
WANGE
Noun: side of the face, cheek; jaw.
WANGERE
Noun: bolster, pillow.
WANGSTEDE
Noun: place, locality; place in open country, town on a plain.
WANGTŌÐ
Noun: molar, grinder, wang-tooth (in northern dialects).
WANGTURF
Noun: grass-land, meadow-turf.
WANHǢLÐ
Noun: weakness, defective health, sickness.
WANHǢW
Adjective: bluish, dark-blue, blue-black.
WANHAFA
Noun: poor person.
WANHAFOL
Adjective: needy, destitute.
WANHAFOLNES
Noun: need, want, poverty, destitution; hunger.
WANHĀL
Adjective: weak, infirm, unsound, sick, ill, maimed.
WANHĀLNES
Noun: weakness, infirmity, unsoundness, sickness, ill-health.
WANHLȲTE
Adjective: free from, destitute of, having no share in.
WANHOGA
Noun: imprudent person, thoughtless, fool.
WANHYGD
Noun: imprudence, carelessness, want of mind, rashness, recklessness, folly; daring.
WANHYGDIG
Adjective: imprudent, careless, rash, reckless, thoughtless, foolish.
WANIAN

  1851
See (ge)wanian.
WĀNIAN
Verb: to complain; to lament, bewail, bemoan.
WANIENDLIC
Adjective: diminutive.
WANIGENDANA
Noun: one who weakens, diminishes, injures, impairs or spoils.
WANN
Adjective: dark, livid, swarthy, sable, blue-black; dusty, dingy; lurid.
WANNIAN
Verb: to become dark coloured, turn black; to become discoloured.
WANNIHT
Adjective: pale, wan, livid.
WANSǢLIG
Adjective: unhappy, miserable; unblessed, evil.
WANSCEAFT
Noun: unhappiness, misfortune, misery; some form of disease.
WANSCEAFTA
Noun: disease.
WANSCEAFTE
Noun: disease.
WANSCRȲD
Adjective: imperfectly clothed, poorly or ill clad.
WANSĒOC
Adjective: epileptic, having the falling sickness; frenzied, lunatic; melancholic.
WANSIAN
Verb: to diminish.
WANSPĒD
Noun: want, poverty, indigence.
WANSPĒDIG
Adjective: poor, indigent.
WANSPĒDIGNESS
Noun: poverty, indigence.
WĀNUNG
Noun: lamentation, wailing; howling.

  1852
WANUNG
Noun: weakening, diminution, decrease, reduction, abatement, checking; decline, decay; loss,
deprivation; hurt, impairing, injury; lack, want, defect.
WANWEGENDE
Adjective: waning (moon).
WANWILLA
Noun: wilfulness.
WĀPE
Noun: cloth, napkin, towel; rubber.
WAPELIAN
Verb: to bubble up, foam, froth; to emit, pour forth, exhale; to swarm; to abound.
WAPUL
Noun: bubble, foam, froth.
WĀR
1. Noun: sea-weed; sand, strand.
2. See wær (1).
3. See wǣr (1).
WARA
Noun: inhabitant.
WARIAN
Verb: to beware; to warn, make ware, put on guard; to protect, guard, defend; to attend; to
possess, hold; to occupy, inhabit, hold a place; to make an agreement, make a treaty (with); to
ward off.
WĀRIG
Adjective: dirty, stained with sea-weed, weedy.
WĀRIHT
Adjective: full of sea-weed.
WARNIAN
See (ge)warnian.
WARNUNG
Noun: warning, admonition; taking caution or heed, putting on guard; foresight.
WĀROÐ
Noun: sea-weed, alga.
WAROÐ
Noun: shore, beach, strand.

  1853
WAROÐFARUÐ
Noun: shore-wave, surf, breaker.
WAROÐGEWINN
Noun: surf; strife of waves near the shore, surge.
WARU
1. Noun: merchandise, ware; protection, care, shelter, guard, custody; defence, vindication.
2. Noun: wearing.
WASCAN
1. Verb: to wash, cleanse, bathe, lave.
2. Noun: the Gascons.
WĀSE
Noun: mud, mire, slime, ooze; marsh.
WĀSEND
Noun: gullet, windpipe, weasand.
WĀSESCITE
Noun: cuttlefish; liquid ejected by the cuttlefish.
WASSEN
Noun: vassal.
WATEL
Noun: covering, hurdle, interwoven twigs, wattle; (pl) thatching.
WĀÐ
Noun: journey, wandering, roving; chase, pursuit; hunt, hunting.
WĀÐAN
Verb: to wander, flee.
WĀÐOL
1. Noun: full moon.
2. Adjective: wandering.
WAÐUM
Noun: wave, billow; stream, sea, flood.
WĀWAN
Verb: to blow (of wind).
WE
Pronoun: we.
WĒA
Noun: misfortune, affliction, grief, woe, misery, trouble, harm; sin, wickedness, evil, malice.

  1854
WĒACWĀNIAN
Verb: to lament, wail.
WĒADǢD
Noun: deed of woe, ill or evil deed.
WĒAGESĪÐ
Noun: companion in misery or trouble, companion in wickedness or crime.
WĒALĀF
Noun: wretched remnant, survivor of calamity.
WĒALAS
Noun: the Welsh; Wales.
WEALCA
Noun: wave, billow, roller; light floating garment.
WEALCAN
See (ge)wealcan.
WEALCERE
Noun: fuller; walker.
WEALCIAN
See (ge)wealcian.
WEALCOL
Adjective: mobile, not firmly fixed, that turns or rolls easily; rolling in the waves.
WĒALCYNN
Noun: the Welsh race.
WEALD
1. Noun: bushes, foliage, wood, grove, forest.
2. Noun: power, dominion, mastery, sway; bridle; tendon, muscle, groin.
3. Adjective: powerful, mighty.
4. Conjunction: in case.
5. See geald.
WEALDA
Noun: ruler.
WEALDAN
See (ge)wealdan.
WEALDBǢR
Noun: place affording mast for swine.
WEALDEND

  1855
1. Noun: controller, leader, ruler, master, governor, sovereign; lord, king; possessor.
2. Noun: female ruler.
WEALDENDE
See (ge)wealdende.
WEALDENDGOD
Noun: Lord God.
WEALDENDWYRHTA
Noun: owner and builder.
WEALDES
See (ge)wealdes.
WEALDGENGA
Noun: bandit, thief, robber.
WEALDIAN
Verb: to rule, command.
WEALDLEÐER
See (ge)wealdleðer.
WEALDNES
Noun: rule, dominion.
WEALDSTAPA
Noun: grasshopper, locust.
WEALDSWAÐU
Noun: forest-track.
WEALDWEAXE
Noun: sinew, nerve.
WEALG
Adjective: nauseous.
WEALH
1. Noun: stranger, foreigner; servant, slave; Briton, Welshman, Celt of Britain; shameless
person.
2. Noun: harrow, implement that rolls things over.
WEALHĀT
Adjective: boiling hot, red-hot.
WEALHBASO
Noun: foreign red or scarlet, vermilion.
WEALHCYNN

  1856
Noun: men of Wales, Britons; Celtic race.
WEALHFÆRELD
Noun: Welsh expedition.
WEALHGEFĒRA
Noun: commander of a Welsh expedition.
WEALHHAFOC
Noun: foreign hawk, falcon.
WEALHHĀFOC
Noun: foreign hawk, falcon.
WEALHHNUTU
Noun: foreign nut, walnut.
WEALHMORA
Noun: carrot, parsnip.
WEALHMORE
Noun: carrot, foreign root, parsnip.
WEALHMORU
Noun: carrot, parsnip.
WEALHSTOD
Noun: interpreter, translator; mediator; expounder.
WEALHÐĒOD
Noun: Welsh nation or people.
WEALIAN
Verb: to be defiant, bold; to be impudent, wanton.
WĒALIC
Adjective: miserable, woeful, sorrowful.
WEALL
1. Noun: wall, rampart, earthwork, dike, dam; rocky shore, steep hill, cliff.
2. Noun: fervour.
3. Noun: boiled or mulled wine.
4. See wæl (1).
5. See wiell.
WEALLAN
Verb: to flow, well, bubble forth, spring out, heave; to swarm; to be agitated, rage, toss; to
torment, agitate; to be hot, burn, blaze, seethe, boil; to be fervent or strongly moved; to turn,
roll.

  1857
WĒALLAND
Noun: foreign land; Normandy.
WEALLCLIF
Noun: steep cliff.
WEALLDĪC
Noun: walled ditch.
WEALLDOR
Noun: door in a wall.
WEALLENDE
Adjective: boiling; energetic, fervid, ardent, raging, fiery; swarming (with vermin).
WEALLFÆSTEN
Noun: walled place or stronghold, fortification, fortress, rampart; bulwark.
WEALLGEAT
Noun: gate in a wall, rampart-gate, postern.
WEALLGEBREC
Noun: wall-breaking, act of making a breach.
WEALLGEWEORC
Noun: wall-building; destruction of walls.
WEALLIAN
1. Verb: to wander, travel, roam, go abroad; to go as a pilgrim.
2. Verb: to wall.
WEALLĪM
Noun: cement, mortar.
WEALLSTĀN
Noun: stone for building.
WEALLSTAÐOL
Noun: interpreter, translator.
WEALLSTEALL
Noun: wall-place, foundation, place with buildings.
WEALLSTĒAP
Adjective: with lofty walls or cliffs; lofty.
WEALLSTILLING
Noun: repair of walls.
WEALLÐRǢD
Noun: plumb-line.

  1858
WEALLUNG
Noun: agitation; fervour, zeal.
WEALLWALA
Noun: part of a house-wall; wall-foundation or panelling.
WEALLWEG
Noun: walled road; road to a spring.
WEALLWYRHTA
Noun: mason; builder, wall-wright.
WEALSĀDA
Noun: cord or noose for binding captives.
WEALTE
Noun: ring; snare.
WEALWEORC
Noun: masonry; building, wall-work.
WEALWIAN
1. Verb: to roll, wallow.
2. Verb: to fade, dry up, shrivel, wither, decay.
WEALWORD
Noun: defiant or wanton word.
WEALWYRT
Noun: walewort, dwarf elder.
WĒAMĒT
Noun: anger, irascibility, wrath; passion.
WĒAMŌD
Adjective: angry, ill-humoured, wrathful, choleric; passionate.
WĒAMŌDNES
Noun: anger, irascibility, impatience; passionateness.
WEARD
1. Noun: keeping, watching, guard, ward, guardianship, protection; lurking, ambuscade;
advance post.
2. Noun: keeper, watchman, guard, warder, guardian, sentinel, protector; lord, king; possessor.
3. Adverb: towards.
WEARDDŪN
Noun: beacon-hill.
WEARDES

  1859
Adverb: wards in to-wards.
WEARDGERĒFA
Noun: captain of the guard.
WEARDIAN
Verb: to keep, watch, guard, protect, preserve; defend; to hold a country, possess; to inhabit,
occupy a place; rule, govern; to follow, remain behind.
WEARDMANN
Noun: keeper, watchman, guard, patrol.
WEARDPENING
Noun: rent paid in lieu of military service.
WEARDSELD
Noun: guard-house, watch-tower; guard.
WEARDSTEALL
Noun: watch-tower.
WEARDSTŌW
Noun: watchtower.
WEARDWĪTE
Noun: penalty or fine for not keeping guard.
WEARG
1. Noun: villain, scoundrel, outlaw, criminal, felon; accursed one; malignant being, evil spirit,
monster.
2. Adjective: evil, wicked, vile, wretched, malignant, cursed.
WEARGBEORG
Noun: hill which is or is near the site of a gallows.
WEARGBERENDE
Adjective: villainous, rascally.
WEARGBRǢDE
Noun: some form of disease, warty eruption, tetter, ringworm, mole, freckle; stye in the eye.
WEARGLIC
Adjective: wretched, vile, mean.
WEARGLĪCE
Adverb: meanly, vilely, wretchedly.
WEARGNES
Noun: evil; cursing.
WEARGOL

  1860
Adjective: evil.
WEARGRŌD
Noun: scaffold, gallows, gibbet.
WEARGTRÆF
Noun: house of the accursed.
WEARGTREAFU
Noun: hell.
WEARGTRĒOW
Noun: gallows, gibbet; accursed tree, cross.
WEARGUNG
Noun: misery; curse.
WEARM
Adjective: warm.
WEARME
Adverb: warmly.
WEARMIAN
See (ge)wearmian.
WEARMLIC
Adjective: warm.
WEARMNES
Noun: warmness, warmth.
WEARN
1. Noun: difficulty, resistance, obstacle, hindrance; refusal, denial, reluctance, repugnance;
abuse, reproaches.
2. See worn.
WEARNMǢLUM
Adverb: in troops, crowds or flocks.
WEARNWĪSLĪCE
Adverb: obstinately, with difficulty.
WEARP
Noun: warp; twig, osier.
WEARPFÆT
Noun: wicker basket.
WEARR
Noun: callosity.

  1861
WEARRIG
Adjective: warty, knotty; callous.
WEARRIHT
Adjective: warty, knotty, gnarled; leprous.
WEARRIHTNES
Noun: roughness or hardness of skin.
WEARRNES
Noun: knottiness.
WEART
Noun: wart.
WEARTERE
Noun: occupier, dweller, inhabitant.
WĒAS
Adverb: by chance, accidentally, fortuitously.
WĒASGELIMP
Noun: chance occurrence, accident.
WĒASPELL
Noun: evil tidings; tale of woe.
WĒATĀCEN
Noun: sign of grief or misery.
WĒAÐEARF
Noun: grievous or woeful need.
WEAX
Noun: wax.
WEAXÆPPEL
Noun: ball of wax, wax apple.
WEAXAN
See (ge)weaxan.
WEAXBERENDE
Noun: candle-bearer; acolyte.
WEAXBRED
Noun: writing-tablet; table, diagram, list.
WEAXCANDEL
Noun: wax candle.
WEAXEN

  1862
Adjective: waxen, made of wax.
WEAXGEORN
Adjective: very greedy, eager to grow.
WEAXGESCEOT
Noun: payment in wax; due to a church.
WEAXHLĀF
Noun: wax tablet.
WEAXHLĀFSEALF
Noun: wax salve.
WEAXNES
See (ge)weaxnes.
WEAXSEALF
Noun: wax salve.
WEAXUNG
Noun: waxing, growth, increase.
WEB
Noun: web, weft; woven work, tapestry.
WEBBA
Noun: weaver.
WEBBE
Noun: female weaver.
WEBBĒAM
Noun: weaver’s beam; treadle of a loom.
WEBBESTRE
Noun: female weaver.
WEBBGEWEORC
Noun: weaving.
WEBBIAN
Verb: to weave, contrive, devise.
WEBBUNG
Noun: weaving, plotting, conspiracy, contriving; spectacle.
WEBGERĒÐRU
Noun: weaver’s tool.
WEBGEROD
Noun: weaver’s implement.

  1863
WEBHŌC
Noun: weaver’s comb, reed; tenterhooks.
WEBLIC
Adjective: pertaining to a weaver.
WEBSCEAFT
Noun: weaver’s beam.
WEBTĀWA
Noun: thread, line.
WEBTĒAG
Noun: weaving-thread.
WEBWYRHTA
Noun: fuller.
WECCAN
See (ge)weccan.
WECCEND
Noun: instigator.
WECEDRENC
Noun: emetic.
WECG
Noun: wedge; mass of metal, lump; piece of money.
WECGAN
Verb: to wag, move, agitate, shake, drive hither and thither; to be moved.
WĒDAN
See (ge)wēdan.
WEDBRŌÐOR
Noun: pledged brother, confederate.
WEDBRYCE
Noun: treachery.
WEDD
Noun: pledge; agreement, covenant, security; dowry.
WEDDUNG
Noun: pledging; betrothal, espousal.
WĒDE
1. Adjective: mad, furious, fierce, raging.
2. See wǣd.

  1864
WĒDEBERGE
Noun: hellebore, plant used against madness.
WĒDEHUND
Noun: mad dog.
WĒDEND
Adjective: raving.
WĒDENDSĒOC
Adjective: mad, insane, lunatic.
WĒDENHEORT
1. Adjective: mad, frenzied, furious.
2. Noun: madness, frenzy, fury.
WĒDENHEORTNES
Noun: madness, frenzy, fury.
WEDER
1. Noun: weather, temperature of the air; air, wind, breeze, storm, tempest; sky, firmament.
2. See weðer (1).
WEDERAS
Noun: the Geats, a tribe of southern Scandinavia.
WEDERĀWENDEDNES
Noun: variation of weather.
WEDERBLĀC
Adjective: bleached by the weather.
WEDERBURG
Noun: town exposed to storms.
WEDERCANDEL
Noun: sun.
WEDERDÆG
Noun: day of fine weather.
WEDERFEST
Adjective: weather-bound.
WEDER-GĒATAS
Noun: the Geats.
WEDERIAN
Verb: to exhibit a change of weather.
WEDERMEARC

  1865
Noun: district occupied by the Wederas.
WEDERTĀCEN
Noun: sign of fine weather, sun.
WEDERUNG
Noun: (bad) weather.
WEDERWOLCEN
Noun: cloud.
WĒDING
Noun: madness, frenzy.
WEDLĀC
Noun: pledge, security; wedlock.
WEDLOGA
Noun: traitor, violator of agreement.
WEFAN
See (ge)wefan.
WEFL
1. Noun: weft, woof, thread which crosses the warp; shuttle, implement for weaving.
2. See wifel (1).
3. See wifer.
WEFT
Noun: weft, woof.
WEG
Noun: way, direction, path, road, highway; journey.
WEGAN
See (ge)wegan.
WĒGAN
Verb: to bend.
WEGBRĀDE
Noun: way-bread, plantain, dock.
WEGEND
Noun: bearer.
WEGFARENDE
Adjective: travelling, on a journey, wayfaring; going a way, passing by.
WEGFĒREND
Noun: traveller, wayfarer.

  1866
WEGFĒRENDE
1. Adjective: travelling, on a journey, wayfaring; going a way, passing by.
2. See wegfarende.
WEGFŌR
Noun: travel, journey, wayfaring; going away.
WEGGEDĀL
Noun: cross-way, place where a road divides.
WEGGELǢTE
Noun: junction of roads.
WEGGĒSĪÐ
Noun: travelling companion.
WEGGEWIT
Noun: aberration (of mind).
WEGLĒAS
Adjective: out of the way, erroneous, unreasonable; without a road, impassable.
WEGLĒAST
Noun: trackless place; wilderness.
WEGLĪSU
Noun: want of road.
WEGNEST
Noun: food for a journey.
WEGRĒAF
Noun: robbery on a road.
WEGTWIFLUNG
Noun: branching of roads.
WEGU
Noun: vehicle, carriage.
WEL
1. Adverb: well, abundantly, prosperously; very, very much, fully, quite, thoroughly; nearly;
indeed, to be sure.
2. See wæl (1).
3. See wiell.
4. See wiel.
WELA
Noun: wealth, riches, abundance; prosperity, happy estate.

  1867
WĒLAND
Noun: Smith-God, Northern Vulcan; the river Welland.
WELBESCĒAWOD
Adjective: considerate, prudent; discreet.
WELBOREN
Adjective: well-born, noble.
WELCWEÐAN
Verb: bless.
WELDǢD
Noun: kindness, favour, benefit, acceptable deed; office, service.
WELDŌN
Verb: to do well; to satisfy, please, benefit.
WELDŌND
Noun: benefactor.
WELDŌNDE
Adjective: doing well, acting rightly.
WELDŌNNES
Noun: well-doing, kindness, benignity.
WELER
Noun: lip.
WELEÐIG
Adjective: rich.
WELFREMMENDE
Adjective: beneficent.
WELFREMMING
Noun: good deed, kindness, benefit.
WELFREMNES
Noun: benefit.
WELGĀ
Interjection: hail!
WELGECWĒME
Adjective: well-pleasing.
WELGECWĒMEDLIC
Adjective: well-pleasing.
WELGECWĒMNES

  1868
Noun: good pleasure; favour.
WELGEDŌN
Adjective: good, well done, beneficent.
WELGEHWǢR
Adverb: (nearly) everywhere.
WELGELǢRED
Adjective: well-instructed.
WELGELĪCIAN
Verb: to please well; to be well pleased.
WELGELĪCOD
Adjective: well-pleasing, much liked.
WELGELĪCWIRÐE
Adjective: acceptable, well-pleased.
WELGELĪCWIRÐNES
Noun: good pleasure.
WELGESTEMNED
Adjective: having a good voice.
WELGETȲD
Adjective: well-instructed or educated.
WELGEWENDE
Adjective: thriving.
WELHǢWEN
Adjective: beautifully coloured.
WELHOLD
Adjective: very faithful.
WELHWĀ
Pronoun: every one; every thing.
WELHWǢR
See (ge)welhwǣr.
WELHWILC
See (ge)welhwilc.
WELIG
1. Adjective: wealthy, rich, opulent; prosperous.
2. Noun: willow.
WELIGIAN

  1869
See (ge)weligian.
WELIGSTEDENDE
Adjective: making rich.
WELLERE
Noun: hollow, fold, bosom.
WELLIBBENDE
Adjective: living well, well conducted, reputable.
WELLĪCIAN
Verb: to please well.
WELLĪCOD
Adjective: beneplacito.
WELLĪCUNG
Noun: well-pleasing, agreeableness.
WELLĪCWYRÐE
Adjective: well-pleasing.
WELLWILL
Noun: spring.
WELMANIG
Adjective: numerous.
WELRŪMLĪCE
Adverb: kindly, graciously, benignantly.
WELRŪMMŌD
Adjective: kind, gracious, benignant.
WELSTINCENDE
Adjective: fragrant, sweet-smelling.
WELSWĒGENDE
Adjective: melodious, sonorous.
WELÐUNGEN
Adjective: honoured, in high repute, of great excellence; able, good, proficient, well-thriven.
WELUNG
Noun: revolution (of a wheel).
WELWEORÐE
Adjective: of high esteem, of great account.
WELWILLENDE
Adjective: well-wishing, good, kindly, benevolent, benignant; of right will, right-minded.

  1870
WELWILLENDLĪCE
Adverb: kindly, benevolently, lovingly.
WELWILLENDNES
Noun: kindness, benevolence, good-will, benignity.
WELWYRCEND
Noun: well-doer.
WELWYRCENDE
Adjective: well-doing.
WĒMAN
1. Verb: to sound, be heard; to announce.
2. See (ge)wēman.
WĒMEND
Noun: herald, declarer.
WĒMERE
Noun: one who allures or entices; procurer.
WEMMAN
See (ge)wemman.
WEMMEND
See (ge)wemmend.
WEMMING
See (ge)wemming.
WEMNESSE
Noun: pollution.
WĒN
1. Noun: thought, idea, opinion, estimation, supposition; hope, expectation; chance, likelihood,
probability; name of the rune for w.
2. See wægn.
WĒNA
Noun:; thought, idea, imagination, fancy, opinion, supposition; hope, expectation.
WĒNAN
See (ge)wēnan.
WENBȲL
Noun: boil, carbuncle.
WENCEL
1. Noun: child; servant, slave.

  1871
2. See wancol.
WEND
Noun: event, case, course, alternative.
WENDAN
See (ge)wendan.
WENDEDLIC
Adjective: changing.
WENDEDNESS
See (ge)wendedness.
WENDELSǢ
Noun: the Mediterranean.
WENDEND
Noun: that which turns round.
WENDENDE
Adjective: movable, resolving.
WENDERE
Noun: interpreter, translator.
WENDLE
Noun: the Vandals.
WENDSUM
Noun: winding.
WENDUNG
Noun: change, turning, rotation; revolution; mutation.
WĒNE
Adjective: hopeful; beautiful, fair.
WĒNENDLIC
Adjective: to be hoped for.
WENIAN
See (ge)wenian.
WĒNLIC
Adjective: fair, comely, handsome.
WĒNLĪCE
Adverb: fairly, in comely fashion, handsomely.
WENN
1. Noun: wen, tumour.

  1872
2. See wynn.
WENNAN
See (ge)wennan.
WENNCĪCEN
Noun: little wen.
WENNSEALF
Noun: wen-slave, ointment for a tumour.
WENSPRYNG
Noun: mole.
WENTAS
Noun: people of Gwent.
WENT-SÆTE
Noun: people of Gwent.
WĒNÐ
Noun: beauty.
WĒNUNG
Noun: hope, expectation; supposition, doubt.
WĒNUNGA
Adverb: possibly, perhaps, by chance.
WENWYRT
Noun: name of some plant supposed to be good for wens, crowfoot, lesser celandine, darnel.
WĒO
1. Noun: the upper part of the throat.
2. See wōh (1).
3. See wēa.
4. See wōh (2).
WĒOCE
Noun: wick of a lamp or candle.
WĒOD
Noun: grass, herb, weed, uselesss or injurious plant.
WĒODHŌC
Noun: weed-hook, hoe.
WĒODIAN
Verb: to weed.
WĒODMŌNAÐ

  1873
Noun: August.
WĒODUNG
Noun: weeding.
WĒOFOD
Noun: altar; prayer to an idol.
WĒOFODBŌT
Noun: fine for injuring a priest, which was applied in support of the altar.
WĒOFODHEORÐ
Noun: altar-hearth, part of the altar where the offering is burnt.
WĒOFODHRÆGL
Noun: altar-covering.
WĒOFODSCĒAT
Noun: altar-cloth.
WĒOFODSTEALL
Noun: place of the altar.
WĒOFODÐEGN
Noun: altar-attendant, priest.
WĒOFODÐĒNUNG
Noun: service at the altar.
WĒOFODWIGLERE
Noun: diviner, soothsayer, one who divines from the sacrifices.
WEOFUNG
Noun: weaving.
WEOGORNACEASTER
Noun: Worcester.
WEOGORNACEASTRESCĪR
Noun: Worcestershire.
WEOHLAN
Noun: the jaws.
WĒOHSTEALL
Noun: place of the altar, sanctuary, choir.
WEOLC
1. Adjective: scarlet, purple.
2. See weoloc.
WEOLMA

  1874
Noun: desire; what is best.
WEOLME
Noun: choice, pick of one’s fellow-creatures.
WEOLOC
Noun: kind of shell-fish, whelk, cockle, murex; dye from the murex.
WEOLOCBASU
Adjective: purple.
WEOLOCRĒAD
Adjective: scarlet, purple, shell-fish red.
WEOLOCSCYLL
Noun: shell-fish, whelk, cockle.
WEOLOCTÆLG
Noun: purple dye.
WĒONINGAS
Noun: bindings for the legs.
WEONODLAND
Noun: country of the Wends.
WEORC
See (ge)weorc.
WEORCCRÆFT
Noun: mechanics.
WEORCDǢD
Noun: action, operation, working.
WEORCDÆG
Noun: work-day.
WEORCE
1. Adjective: difficult, hard, bitter, painful.
2. Adverb: with difficulty, hardly.
WEORCFUL
Adjective: laborious, industrious; active.
WEORCGERĒFA
Noun: overseer of work, foreman.
WEORCHŪS
Noun: workshop.
WEORCLAND

  1875
Noun: land subject to labour services.
WEORCLĪC
Adjective: working, busy.
WEORCMANN
Noun: workman, labourer.
WEORCNȲTEN
Noun: working cattle.
WEORCRǢDEN
Noun: corvee-work; work, labour.
WEORCSIGE
Noun: success in work.
WEORCSTĀN
Noun: stone for building, hewn or large stone.
WEORCSUM
Adjective: painful, grievous, noxious.
WEORCÐĒOW
Noun: servant, slave, thrall, bondman, bondwoman.
WEORCUHTA
Noun: hour of matins on a non-festival day.
WEORCUM
Adverb: with difficulty.
WEORCWĪSUNG
Noun: direction of work.
WEORCWYRÐE
Adjective: capable or fit for work; able-bodied.
WEORF
1. Noun: beast of burden; young ass; cattle.
2. See hwȳorf.
WEORFEMEOLUC
Noun: milk from wild cattle.
WEORFTORD
Noun: dung of cattle.
WEORMIAN
See (ge)weormian.
WEORNIAN

  1876
See (ge)weornian.
WEOROLDGERISENE
Noun: worldly propriety.
WEOROLDWUNIEND
Noun: dweller or dwelling in this world.
WEORPAN
See (ge)weorpan.
WEORPERE
Noun: thrower, caster.
WEORPETUNGEO
Noun: pride.
WEORPIAN
Verb: to pine away.
WEORR
1. Adjective: bad, grievous.
2. See wearr.
WEORÐ
1. Adjective: worth, of value; worthy, honoured, noble, honourable, excellent, of high rank;
valued, dear, precious; becoming, fit, meet; capable, properly qualified for, entitled to, possessed
of.
2. See (ge)weorð.
3. See worð (1).
WEORÐAN
See (ge)weorðan.
WEORÐERE
Noun: worshipper.
WEORÐFUL
Adjective: good, worthy, prized, honoured, noble, honourable, glorious, excellent, illustrious,
magnificent; dear, esteemed; suitable, fitting.
WEORÐFULLIC
Adjective: worthy, distinguished, honoured, noble, honourable, magnificent.
WEORÐFULLĪCE
Adverb: in a way that is highly esteemed, worthily, nobly, honourably, excellently; in a fitting
manner, properly.
WEORÐFULNES

  1877
Noun: dignity, honour, nobleness, magnificence.
WEORÐGEORN
Adjective: high-souled, desirous of honour, noble-minded, excellent.
WEORÐIAN
See (ge)weorðian.
WEORÐLĒAS
Adjective: worthless, of no value.
WEORÐLIC
Adjective: important, valuable; estimable, honourable, distinguished, splendid, exalted; fit,
becoming.
WEORÐLĪCE
Adverb: worthily, with distinction, nobly, honourable, gloriously, excellently, splendidly,
magnificently.
WEORÐLICNES
Noun: estimation, worthiness, honour.
WEORÐMETEDNES
Noun: adinventio.
WEORÐMYND
Noun: dignity, honour, nobleness, glory; mark of distinction; decoration, ornament; fame,
glory; favour, grace.
WEORÐNES
Noun: worth, estimation; integrity, nobility, honour, splendour; state, rank.
WEORÐSCIPE
Noun: worth, dignity, respect, nobleness, honour, glory, excellence, magnificence; good,
advantage; distinction (in behaviour); decoration, ornament.
WEORÐÐEARFA
Noun: poor person.
WEORÐUNDÆG
Noun: day for celebration, day for bestowal of honours or offices, festival.
WEORÐUNG
Noun: distinction, honour, glory, excellence; celebration, commemoration, festival, worship,
religious service; decoration, ornament.
WEORÐUNGSTŌW
Noun: place for worship, the tabernacle.
WEORULDGIRELA

  1878
Noun: secular apparel.
WEOXIAN
Verb: to cleanse, make clean, wipe.
WĒPAN
See (ge)wēpan.
WĒPENDE
Adjective: weeping.
WĒPENDLIC
Adjective: lamentable, mournful, deplorable.
WĒPENDLĪCE
Adverb: lamentably, mournfully, grievously.
WER
1. Noun: man, male person; married or betrothed man, husband; hero; (in grammar)
masculine gender.
2. Noun: man’s legal value, price set upon a man according to his degree.
3. Noun: weir, dam; fish-trap, catch; draught.
4. Noun: guard, band, troop.
WERBǢR
Noun: pasture land near a weir, weir where fish are caught.
WERBĒAM
Noun: strong man, warrior.
WERBOLD
Noun: weir-building.
WERBORG
Noun: security or pledge for the payment of wergild.
WERC
1. Noun: glosses nanus.
2. See (ge)weorc.
3. See wærc.
WERCYN
Noun: human race, mankind, tribe.
WERDE
Noun: glosses opes.
WEREÐ
Noun: marsh.

  1879
WERFǢHÐ
Noun: breach of the peace; slaying in pursuing the feud under circumstances that call for the
payment of wer.
WĒRGIAN
See (ge)wērgian.
WERGILD
Noun: compensation, value of a man’s life.
WERGILDÐĒOF
Noun: thief who might be redeemed by payment of his wergild.
WERGULU
Noun: crab-apple.
WERHĀD
Noun: manhood, the male sex, virility.
WERIAN
See (ge)werian.
WERIEND
Noun: protector, defender.
WĒRIG
Adjective: tired, weary, exhausted, fatigued; sad, unfortunate, miserable, grieved.
WĒRIGFERHÐ
Adjective: depressed, disconsolate, weary-hearted, cast down.
WĒRIGMŌD
Adjective: weary in spirit, cast down.
WĒRIGNES
Noun: weariness, lassitude.
WĒRIGU
Noun: weariness, grief.
WERING
Noun: weir, dam.
WERLĀD
Noun: clearing by the oaths of a number of men according to a man’s wer.
WERLĒAS
Adjective: without a husband.
WERLIC
Adjective: masculine, male; (of age) that has reached man’s estate; husband.

  1880
WERLĪCE
Adverb: after the manner of a male; like a man, manfully.
WERMǢGÐ
Noun: tribe, nation; tribe or family of men.
WERMET
Noun: man’s measure, stature of a man.
WERMŌD
Noun: wormwood, absinthe.
WERNÆGEL
Noun: tumour, wart.
WEROD
1. Noun: assembly, band, multitude, throng, company; host, legion, army, troop; retainers,
followers.
2. Adjective: sweet.
3. Noun: sweet drink, mead.
WERODIAN
Verb: to grow sweet.
WERODLĒST
Noun: lack of fighters or troops.
WERODLĪCE
Adverb: sweetly.
WERODNES
Noun: sweetness; pleasantness.
WERP
Noun: change for the better, recovery from sickness.
WERPING
Noun: loss.
WERRĒAF
Noun: civil clothing.
WERSCIPE
1. Noun: married state, estate of matrimony.
2. See wærscipe.
WERSTEDE
Noun: place of a weir.
WERTIHTLE

  1881
Noun: crime, homicide, charge involving the penalty of wer; cross action, counter-charge.
WERÐĒOD
Noun: people, folk, nation; pl. men, nations, the world.
WERWULF
Noun: werewolf, fiend.
WĒSA
Noun: soaker, drunkard.
WESAN
Verb: to be, exist, live; to be, stand, have place, dwell; to be, be done, happen, come to pass; to
turn out, have result; to belong to; to affect, be the matter with.
WĒSAN
See (ge)wēsan.
WĒSE
Adjective: moist, soaked, macerated.
WESEND
Noun: bison, buffalo, wild ox.
WESENDHORN
Noun: buffalo or bison’s horn.
WESENDLĪCE
Adverb: essentially.
WESING
Noun: soaking, steeping.
WESLE
Noun: weasel.
WEST
1. Adverb: west, westward, to the west, in a westerly direction.
2. Adjective: westerly, situated in the west.
WESTAN
Adverb: from the west.
WĒSTAN
See (ge)wēstan.
WESTANE
Adverb: from the west, in the west.
WESTANNORÐAN
Adverb: from the north-west; to the north-west.

  1882
WESTANSŪÐAN
Adverb: to the south-west.
WESTANSŪÐANWIND
Noun: south-west wind.
WESTANWEARD
Adverb: westward.
WESTANWIND
Noun: west wind.
WEST-CENTIGAS
Noun: The people or the district of West Kent.
WESTDǢL
Noun: western part; the west.
WEST-DENE
Noun: the West-Danes.
WĒSTE
Adjective: deserted, desolated, uninhabited, unused, uncultivated, unproductive, waste, barren,
deprived, devoid; spoiled.
WĒSTEN
1. Noun: desert, wilderness, waste.
2. Adjective: desolate, desert, waste.
WĒSTEND
Noun: waster; devastator, destroyer.
WESTENDE
Noun: west end.
WĒSTENGRYRE
Noun: terror inspired by the desert or wilderness.
WĒSTENLIC
Adjective: eremitic.
WĒSTENSETLA
Noun: dweller in a wilderness, hermit, anchorite.
WĒSTENSTAÐOL
Noun: waste or deserted place.
WESTERNE
Adjective: western, westerly.
WESTHEALF

  1883
Noun: western side.
WĒSTIG
Adjective: desolate, desert, waste.
WESTLANG
1. Adverb: extending westwards.
2. Adjective: with the length measured in a westerly direction.
WESTMEARC
Noun: western boundary.
WESTMŌRINGAS
Noun: the people of Westmoreland.
WESTMYNSTER
Noun: Westminster.
WĒSTNES
Noun: desolation; desert place.
WESTNORÐ
Adverb: north-west.
WESTNORÐLANG
Adverb: extending north-westwards.
WESTNORÐWIND
Noun: north-west wind.
WESTRĪCE
Noun: western kingdom or empire.
WESTRIHTE
Adjective: westward, due west.
WESTRIHTES
Adverb: westward, due west.
WESTRODOR
Noun: western sky (evening), western heavens.
WESTSǢ
Noun: western sea.
WESTSCĒATA
Noun: western angle or promontory.
WEST-SEAXE
Noun: the West-Saxons; Wessex.
WESTSŪÐENDE

  1884
Noun: south-west extremity.
WESTSŪÐWIND
Noun: south-west wind.
WEST-WĒALAS
Noun: The Celts of Cornwall, Cornishmen; Cornwall.
WESTWEARD
1. Adverb: westward, in a westerly direction.
2. Adjective: west, westerly, westward, western part of the noun to which the word refers.
WESTWEG
Noun: western way.
WEST-WILLE
Noun: the people of some district in England.
WESTWIND
Noun: west wind.
WEST-WIXAN
Noun: the people of some district in England.
WĒÐAN
Verb: to make calm, gentle or mild, assuage.
WĒÐE
Adjective: gentle, pleasant, mild, sweet.
WEÐEL
Noun: bandage, swathe.
WEÐER
1. Noun: ram, wether sheep.
2. See weder (1).
WĒÐNES
See (ge)wēðnes.
WIBBA
Noun: worm, beetle, crawling thing.
WĪC
Noun: dwelling-place, lodging, abode, habitation, quarters, house, mansion; lane, street, village,
town; temporary abode, camp, entrenchment, station; fortress, castle; bay, creek.
WĪCAN
See (ge)wīcan.
WICCA

  1885
1. Noun: magician, wizard, sorcerer, soothsayer; astrologer.
2. See wicga.
WICCE
Noun: witch, sorceress.
WICCECRÆFT
Noun: magic, witchcraft, sorcery; steed-craft, skill in connection with horses.
WICCEDŌM
Noun: magic, witchcraft, sorcery.
WICCIAN
Verb: to practise witchcraft.
WICCUNG
Noun: enchantment, witching-witchcraft.
WICCUNGDŌM
Noun: magic, witchcraft, sorcery.
WICE
1. Noun: wich-elm.
2. See wucu.
WĪCE
Noun: duty, office, function.
WĪCEARD
Noun: dwelling-place.
WĪCFREOÐU
Noun: protection of a dwelling.
WICG
Noun: horse, steed.
WICGA
Noun: insect, beetle.
WĪCGERĒFA
Noun: bailiff; the reeve of a wĪ; tax-gatherer.
WĪCHERPAÐ
Noun: public road to a wīc.
WĪCIAN
See (ge)wīcian.
WĪCING
Noun: sea-robber, pirate; Viking.

  1886
WĪCINGSCEAÐA
Noun: pirate.
WĪCINGSCEAÐE
Noun: piracy.
WĪCNERA
Noun: officer, steward, bailiff, minister; manger.
WĪCNIAN
Verb: to perform an office, do service; to discharge an office; to serve, minister; to attend upon,
be steward.
WĪCNUNG
Noun: discharging of an office, service, stewardship.
WĪCSCĒAWERE
Noun: provider of a home; harbinger.
WĪCSTEALL
Noun: camping-place, camp.
WĪCSTEDE
Noun: dwelling-place, habitation.
WICSTEFN
Noun: period of a week.
WĪCSTŌW
Noun: dwelling-place, residence, camp, encampment.
WĪCTŪN
Noun: court; vestibule.
WICÐĒNESTRE
Noun: weekly servant.
WĪCUNG
Noun: lodging.
WĪCWEG
Noun: the road to a wīc.
WĪD
Adjective: wide, of width, broad, vast; wide, ample, spacious; open; wide, distant, far; long,
lasting low; always.
WĪDAN
Adverb: from far, from a distance, from far and wide.
WĪDBRĀD

  1887
Adjective: wide-spread, far-spreading, ample.
WĪDCŪÐ
Adjective: well known, widely known, celebrated, noted.
WĪDE
1. Adverb: widely, to a great width; widely, far, to a distance; widely, in different places, on all
sides.
2. Noun: width.
WĪDEFEORLIC
Adjective: perpetual, eternal.
WĪDEFERHÐ
1. Noun: long life, age; for a long time, for ever, for all time.
2. Adverb: always.
WIDERIGGAS
Noun: the name of some people in England.
WĪDFÆÐME
Adjective: ample, extensive, broad-bosomed.
WĪDFAREND
Noun: wanderer.
WĪDFĒRENDE
Adjective: coming from afar, wide-faring; wandering.
WĪDFLOGA
Noun: one that takes wide flights, wide-flier (of a dragon).
WĪDFOLC
Noun: great nation; wide-spread folk.
WĪDGANGOL
Adjective: wandering, roving, rambling.
WĪDGENGE
Adjective: roving, rambling, going far and wide; wandering (monk).
WĪDGIL
Adjective: broad, wide-spread, extensive, vast, spacious; roving, wandering.
WĪDGILNES
Noun: amplitude, spaciousness; extensiveness, vastness; wandering, discursiveness.
WĪDHERGAN
Verb: to extol.
WĪDIAN

  1888
Verb: to widen, become wider, grow wide.
WĪDL
Noun: impurity, filth, pollution; defilement.
WĪDLǢSTE
Adverb: widely.
WĪDLAND
Noun: broad land, extensive country; the face of the earth.
WĪDLĀST
1. Adjective: wide-wandering.
2. Noun: long wandering, long way or road; wanderer’s track.
WĪDLIAN
See (ge)wīdlian.
WĪDMǢRE
Adjective: well-known, famous, celebrated, notorious.
WĪDMǢRSIAN
See (ge)wīdmǣrsian.
WĪDMǢRSUNG
Noun: proclamation, publication.
WĪDNES
Noun: width.
WĪDRYNIG
Adjective: wide-streaming, far-flowing.
WĪDSǢ
Noun: open sea, ocean.
WĪDSCEOP
Adjective: widely distributed.
WĪDSCOFEN
Adjective: pushed far, extreme.
WĪDSCRĪÐOL
Adjective: wandering, erratic; roving, rambling, wide-wandering.
WĪDSĪÐ
Noun: long travel; far journey.
WĪDU
Noun: width.
WĪDWEGAS

  1889
Noun: distant regions.
WIEL
Noun: servant, slave.
WIELDE
1. See (ge)wielde.
2. Adjective: in the power of, under the control of.
WIELDEND
Noun: subduer, subjugator, tamer.
WIELDING
Noun: rule, domination.
WIELEN
Noun: foreign woman; female slave.
WIELISC
Adjective: foreign; British, Welsh (not Anglo-Saxon); servile, not free.
WIELL
Noun: well, spring, fountain.
WIELLE
Noun: well, spring, stream, fountain.
WIELM
Noun: boiling, swelling; current, stream, billow; burning, flame, inflammation; roasting;
fervour, ardour, zeal; heat, passion, fury, rage, violence.
WIELMA
Noun: inflammation.
WIELMFȲR
Noun: blazing or flaming fire.
WIELMHĀT
Adjective: burning hot.
WIERDAN
See (ge)wierdan.
WIERDING
Noun: injury, hurt; blemish.
WIERDNES
Noun: annoyance, injury, hurt; vice.
WIERGAN
Verb: to abuse, blaspheme, curse, do evil; to outlaw, proscribe; to condemn.

  1890
WIERNAN
Verb: to refuse, reject, decline, deny, withhold, be sparing of; to keep from, prevent from, forbid,
prohibit.
WIERNUNG
Noun: refusal, denial.
WIERP
Noun: throw, cast, shot, blow.
WIERPAN
See (ge)wierpan.
WĪF
Noun: woman, female person, lady; married woman, wife; femenine (grammatical term).
WĪFA
Noun: woman.
WĪFCILD
Noun: female child.
WĪFCYNN
Noun: womankind, women; female sex.
WĪFCȲÐÐU
Noun: visit to a woman, company of a woman, intercourse with a woman.
WIFEL
1. Noun: weevil; beetle.
2. See wifer.
WIFER
Noun: dart, arrow, javelin, missile.
WĪFFÆST
Adjective: married, bound to a wife.
WĪFFEX
Noun: woman’s hair.
WĪFFRĒOND
Noun: female friend.
WĪFGĀL
Adjective: licentious, unchaste; incontinent.
WĪFGEHRINE
Noun: contact with woman.
WĪFGEMǢDLA

  1891
Noun: woman’s fury.
WĪFGEMĀNA
Noun: intercourse with a woman.
WĪFGEORNES
Noun: incontinence; adultery.
WĪFGIFTA
Noun: marriage, nuptials; outfit, dowry.
WĪFHĀD
Noun: womanhood; female sex.
WĪFHAND
Noun: female side, female line, female inheritor.
WĪFHEALF
Noun: female side, female line.
WĪFHEARPE
Noun: woman’s harp, timbrel.
WĪFHĪRED
Noun: household of women, nunnery.
WĪFHRÆGEL
Noun: woman’s clothing.
WĪFIAN
See (ge)wīfian.
WĪFLĀC
Noun: cohabitation, fornication, intercourse with a women.
WĪFLĒAS
Adjective: unmarried, without a wife.
WĪFLĒAST
Noun: lack of women.
WĪFLIC
Adjective: of a woman, womanly, female, feminine; feminine (grammatical term); wifely,
matronly.
WĪFLĪCE
Adverb: like a woman.
WĪFLUFU
Noun: love for a woman.
WĪFMANN

  1892
Noun: woman; female servant; female (applied to plants).
WĪFMYNE
Noun: love for a woman.
WIFRIAN
Verb: to shake (a weapon).
WĪFSCRŪD
Noun: woman’s clothing, woman’s dress, female attire.
WĪFÐEGN
Noun: procurer, pander.
WĪFÐING
Noun: marriage, cohabitation, intercourse.
WĪFUNG
See (ge)wīfung.
WĪG
1. Noun: conflict, strife; contest, fight, battle, war; valour, fighting force; military force, army,
troops.
2. Noun: idol, image.
WIGA
1. Noun: man; fighter, warrior; noble or strenuous man.
2. Noun: the Holy Spirit.
WĪGAN
Verb: to fight, do battle, make war.
WĪGAR
Noun: spear, lance.
WĪGBǢRE
Adjective: martial, warlike, eager for fighting.
WĪGBEALU
Noun: war-bale; harm caused by war or the calamity of war.
WĪGBILL
Noun: sword, battle-blade.
WĪGBLĀC
Adjective: splendid with warlike equipment.
WĪGBLĒD
Noun: luck in war.
WĪGBORA

  1893
Noun: fighter, belligerent; image-bearer.
WĪGBORD
Noun: shield.
WĪGCRÆFT
Noun: art of war, war-craft, military skill; war-power, military power.
WĪGCRÆFTIG
Adjective: strong in war.
WĪGCYRM
Noun: noise of battle.
WĪGEND
Noun: fighter, warrior, soldier; noble or strenuous man.
WĪGENDE
Adjective: able to fight, fighting.
WIGESTAS
Noun: the name of some people in England.
WĪGFRECA
Noun: warrior.
WĪGFRUMA
Noun: leader in war, chieftain.
WĪGGETĀWE
Noun: war-equipments, war-gear.
WĪGGILD
Noun: idol.
WĪGGRYRE
Noun: terror caused by war.
WĪGHAGA
Noun: war-hedge, phalanx.
WĪGHEAFOLA
Noun: helmet.
WĪGHĒAP
Noun: war-troop, band or troop of warriors.
WĪGHEARD
Adjective: brave in battle, hardy; martial, warlike.
WĪGHETE
Noun: hostility, hate that leads to war.

  1894
WĪGHRYRE
Noun: fall in fight, defeat, slaughter.
WĪGHŪS
Noun: tower, battlement, fortification; turret (on an elephant’s back).
WĪGHYRST
Noun: war-gear, accoutrements, trappings of war.
WĪGIAN
Verb: to fight.
WIGLE
Noun: divination, heathen practice.
WĪGLĒOÐ
Noun: battle-signal, war-cry, war-song, trumpet’s summons.
WIGLERE
Noun: wizard, sorcerer, diviner, soothsayer, augur.
WĪGLIAN
Verb: to practise divination or sorcery.
WĪGLIC
Adjective: martial, warlike.
WĪGLĪCE
Adverb: valiantly, in a warlike manner, by fighting.
WĪGLUNG
See (ge)wīglung.
WĪGMANN
Noun: fighting man, warrior, soldier.
WĪGNETT
Noun: drag-net, gladiator’s net.
WĪGNOÐ
Noun: war, warfare.
WIGOL
Adjective: divining, foreboding, adapted to augury.
WĪGPLEGA
Noun: battle, the game of war.
WĪGRĀD
Noun: war-path, road along which an army passes.
WĪGRǢDEN

  1895
Noun: state of war, warfare, battle.
WĪGSIGOR
Noun: victory in battle.
WĪGSĪÐ
Noun: military expedition.
WĪGSMIÐ I
Noun: war-maker, war-smith, warrior; man (poet.).
WĪGSMIÐ II
Noun: maker of idols, idol-smith.
WĪGSPĒD
Noun: success in war, victory.
WĪGSPERE
Noun: dart, war-spear.
WĪGSTEALL
Noun: defensive position, bulwark, bastion, rampart, entrenchment; the part of a church where
the altar stands.
WĪGSTRǢT
Noun: public road, high road.
WĪGSTRANG
Adjective: powerful or mighty in war.
WĪGTROD
Noun: path of an army.
WĪGÐRACU
Noun: warfare, attack, onslaught in battle, violence of war.
WĪGÐRĒAT
Noun: military troop.
WĪGÐRĪST
Adjective: bold in battle, daring.
WĪGWÆGN
Noun: war-chariot.
WĪGWǢPEN
Noun: weapon of war.
WĪGWEORÐUNG
Noun: honour to idols, idol-worship.
WIHT

  1896
1. Noun: being, creature, person, wight; thing, something, anything, whit.
2. Adverb: at all.
3. Noun: Isle of Wight.
4. Noun: weight.
WIHTE
1. Adverb: at all.
2. See (ge)wihte.
WIHTGĀRAS
Noun: the name of some people in England.
WIHTLAND
Noun: Isle of Wight.
WIHTMEARC
Noun: weight-mark, plumb line.
WIHTSǢTAN
Noun: the inhabitants of the Isle of Wight.
WIHTWARE
Noun: the people of the Isle of Wight.
WĪL
Noun: device, trick, wile.
WILA
Noun: catenarum.
WĪLBEC
Noun: stream of misery (war’s alarms).
WILBODA
Noun: angel, messenger of joy.
WILCUMA
Noun: welcome person (or thing), welcome guest.
WILCUME
Interjection: welcome!
WILCUMIAN
See (ge)wilcumian.
WILD
Adjective: wild, not tamed or domestic, uncontrolled, ungoverned, turbulent; not cultivated;
uninhabited; uncivilized.
WILDÆG

  1897
Noun: day of joy, welcome day.
WILDCYRFET
Noun: bryony, brionia.
WILDDĒOR
Noun: wild animal, wild beast; deer, reindeer.
WILDDĒORCYN
Noun: species of wild beasts.
WILDDĒOREN
Adjective: fierce, of wild beasts.
WILDDĒORLIC
Adjective: savage, brutish, brutal, bestial, wild beast-like.
WILDDĒORLĪCE
Adverb: brutishly, after the manner of wild beasts.
WILDE
1. Adjective: wild; untamed, uncontrolled, ungoverned, turbulent; uncultivated, desert,
uninhabited.
2. Adverb: in a ' wild, untamed, uncontrolled, uncultivated, desert' manner.
WILDEFȲR
Noun: lightning.
WILDERLĪC
Adjective: wildbeast-like, brutish.
WILDESWĪN
Noun: wild boar.
WILDGŌS
Noun: wild goose.
WILDING
Noun: dominion.
WILDNESS
Noun: wildness, licentiousness.
WILFÆGEN
Adjective: glad, fain, having one’s desire, satisfied.
WILFULLĪCE
Adverb: willingly, voluntarily.
WILGÆST
Noun: welcome guest.

  1898
WILGEDRYHT
Noun: willing or glad band.
WILGEHLĒÐA
Noun: intimate or pleasant companion.
WILGESĪÐ
Noun: willing or pleasant companion.
WILGIEFA
Noun: gracious giver, giver of good; king.
WILHRĒMIG
Adjective: having one’s desire, satisfied, exultant.
WILHRĒÐIG
Adjective: satisfied, exultant.
WILIAN
See (ge)wilian.
WILIGA
Noun: basket.
WILIGE
Noun: basket.
WILIGWĪSE
Adjective: basket-wise.
WILIHT
Adjective: having willows.
WILL
1. Noun: will, determination, mind, purpose; request, wish, desire; joy, pleasure, delight;
valuable or desirable thing.
2. See wiell.
3. See willa (1).
4. See willa (2).
WILLA
1. Noun: will, determination, mind, intention, disposition, purpose, resolution, design,
command; wish, desire, request; joy, pleasure, delight; desirable or valuable thing; accord,
consent; sake, account.
2. Noun: well, spring, fountain.
WILLAN

  1899
Verb: to will, wish, be willing, desire, want; to be used to; to be about to; to think, mean,
intend, purpose; to order, command, ordain; to allow, permit, grant, consent to; to claim,
profess; to tend.
WILLEN
1. Adjective: willing, desirous.
2. See wyllen.
WILLENDLĪCE
Adverb: willingly, diligently.
WILLERE
Noun: salt-boiler.
WILLES
Adverb: willingly, voluntarily.
WILLESTRĒAM
Noun: bubbling or running stream.
WILLGEBRŌÐOR
Noun: brothers, brethren pleasant in their lives.
WILLGESTEALD
Noun: riches, wealth; desirable possession.
WILLGESTEALLA
Noun: willing companion.
WILLGESWEOSTOR
Noun: sisters; gracious sisters.
WILLGEÐOFTA
Noun: pleasant companion or associate.
WILLIAN
See (ge)willian.
WILLIC
Adjective: from a fountain or well.
WILLĪCE
Adverb: willingly, voluntarily.
WILLODLĪCE
Adverb: willingly.
WILLSELE
Noun: pleasant dwelling or hall.
WILLSPELL

  1900
Noun: good tidings, welcome news.
WILLUNG
1. See (ge)willung.
2. Noun: boiling, heat.
WILLWEORÐUNG
Noun: worship paid to springs.
WILLWONG
Noun: pleasant plain or land.
WILLWYRDAN
Verb: to be complaisant.
WILMIAN
Verb: to rage.
WILNIAN
See (ge)wilnian.
WILNIENDLIC
See (ge)wilniendlic.
WILNINCEL
Noun: young female servant or slave.
WILNUNG
See (ge)wilnung.
WILSǢTE
Noun: people of Wiltshire; Wiltshire.
WILSĪÐ
Noun: desired journey; welcome journey.
WILSUM
Adjective: desirable, pleasant, delightful; ready, willing, voluntary, spontaneous; devoted,
devout.
WILSUMLIC
Adjective: desirable, pleasant, delightful; ready, willing, voluntary, spontaneous; devoted.
WILSUMLĪCE
Adverb: willingly, voluntarily, spontaneously; devotedly, devoutly.
WILSUMNES
See (ge)wilsumnes.
WILTĪÐE
Adjective: having one's desire, glad, satisfied.

  1901
WILTŪN
Noun: Wilton (in Wiltshire).
WILTŪNISC
Adjective: belonging to Wilton.
WILTŪNSCĪR
Noun: Wiltshire.
WILÐEGU
Noun: agreeable or grateful food.
WILWEG
Noun: desired or pleasant way.
WIMPEL
Noun: wimple, cloak, covering for the neck.
WĪN
Noun: wine.
WĪNÆRN
Noun: tavern, cellar; drinking or wine hall.
WĪNBĒAM
Noun: vine; vine-pole.
WĪNBEGER
Noun: grape.
WĪNBELG
Noun: bottle for wine; wine-skin.
WĪNBERGE
Noun: wine-berry, grape; whortle-berry.
WĪNBŌH
Noun: vine-shoot, branch of a vine.
WĪNBRYTTA
Noun: wine-seller or dealer, vintner; inn-keeper.
WĪNBURG
Noun: festive city, town where wine is drunk; walled vineyard, castle.
WĪNBYRELE
Noun: inn-keeper, vintner.
WINCE
Noun: winch, pulley.
WINCEL

  1902
1. Noun: corner.
2. See wancol.
3. See wencel (1).
WINCETTAN
Verb: to wink.
WINCIAN
Verb: to blink, close one's eyes; to make a sign, wink.
WINCLIAN
Verb: to wink.
WĪNCLYSTER
Noun: cluster or bunch of grapes; row of vines.
WĪNCOLC
Noun: wine vat.
WĪNCYNN
Noun: wine.
WIND
1. Noun: wind, air in motion; flatulence; breath.
2. Noun: winding, wrapping.
WINDǢDDRE
Noun: windpipe.
WINDÆG
Noun: labour day, day of strife or toil, battle day.
WINDAN
See (ge)windan.
WINDBǢRE
Adjective: windy.
WINDBLAND
Noun: blast or tumult of winds.
WINDCYRICE
Noun: round church.
WINDE
Adjective: curly.
WINDEL
Noun: basket.
WINDELOCC

  1903
Noun: curly lock.
WINDELSTĀN
Noun: tower with a winding stair-case.
WINDELSTRĒAW
Noun: windle-straw.
WINDELTRĒOW
Noun: wild olive, oleaster, willow.
WINDFONA
Noun: winnowing fan.
WINDFYLLED
Adjective: blown down by the wind.
WINDGEARD
Noun: home of the winds, sea.
WINDGEAT
Noun: windy gap.
WINDGERESTE
Noun: resting-place of the winds; hall open to the winds.
WINDHLADEN
Adjective: windy.
WINDHRĒOSE
Noun: storm of wind.
WINDIG
Adjective: windy, breezy; flatulent.
WINDLESŌRA
Noun: Windsor.
WINDRǢS
Noun: storm of wind.
WINDRIAN
Verb: scopebam.
WĪNDRINC
Noun: wine.
WĪNDRUNCEN
Adjective: drunken, drunken with wine; elate.
WINDSCOFL
Noun: fan.

  1904
WINDSELE
Noun: windy hall.
WINDSWINGEL
Noun: fan, wind-whip.
WINDÐEARM
Noun: windpipe.
WINDUMǢR
Noun: echo.
WINDUNG
Noun: winnowing, chaff, tares, straw; something woven or plaited.
WINDWIAN
Verb: to blow, winnow, fan.
WINDWIGCEAF
Noun: chaff, husk winnowed from the grain.
WINDWIGSCOFL
Noun: winnowing-fan.
WINDWIGSYFE
Noun: winnowing-sieve, fan.
WINE
1. Noun: friend; protector, lord; retainer.
2. Noun: pay, stipend.
WINEDAS
Noun: the Wends.
WINEDRYHTEN
Noun: friendly or gracious lord.
WINEGĒOMOR
Adjective: mourning for friends.
WINELĒAS
Adjective: friendless.
WINEMǢG
Noun: dear or loving kinsman.
WINESCIPE
Noun: friendship.
WINETRĒOW
Noun: conjugal fidelity; faith between friends.

  1905
WINEÐEARFENDE
Adjective: friendless.
WINEWINCLE
Noun: periwinkle (shell-fish).
WĪNFÆT
Noun: wine-vessel or vat.
WĪNGĀL
Adjective: flushed or intoxicated with wine; wanton with wine.
WĪNGEARD
Noun: vineyard; vine.
WĪNGEARDBŌG
Noun: vine-tendril.
WĪNGEARDHŌC
Noun: vine-tendril.
WĪNGEARDHRING
Noun: cluster of fruit, vine tendrils.
WĪNGEARDSEAX
Noun: vine pruning-knife.
WĪNGEARDWEALH
Noun: worker in a vineyard.
WĪNGEDRINC
Noun: wine-drinking, drinking bout; wine.
WĪNGEMANG
Noun: mixture of wine.
WĪNHĀTE
Noun: invitation to wine; feast.
WĪNHORN
Noun: wine-horn, drinking-cup.
WĪNHRĒAFETIAN
Verb: to gather or take grapes.
WĪNHŪS
Noun: wine-house, tavern.
WĪNIAN
Verb: to pluck or gather grapes.
WINING

  1906
Noun: band for the leg, garter.
WĪNLAND
Noun: wine-growing country.
WĪNLĒAF
Noun: vine-leaf.
WĪNLIC
Adjective: vinous, of or like wine.
WĪNMERE
Noun: wine-vat.
WINN
See (ge)winn.
WINNA
See (ge)winna.
WINNAN
Verb: to labour, toil, strive, endeavour, undergo; to suffer from, trouble oneself; to fight,
struggle, contend, rage; to resist, oppose, contradict; to get, win, attain; to be ill.
WINNEND
Noun: fighter.
WINNENDLIC
Adjective: fighting.
WINNSTŌW
See (ge)winnstōw.
WĪNRECED
Noun: wine hall, house where there is feasting, palace.
WĪNREOPAN
Verb: to gather grapes.
WĪNSÆD
Adjective: satiated with wine.
WĪNSÆL
Noun: wine-hall, hall where there is feasting.
WĪNSELE
Noun: wine-hall, hall where there is feasting.
WĪNSESTER
Noun: wine-vessel or can.
WINSTRE

  1907
1. Adjective: left.
2. Noun: left hand.
WĪNTÆPPERE
Noun: wine-tapster, tavern-keeper.
WINTANCEASTER
Noun: Winchester.
WINTER
Noun: cold, wintry weather, winter; pl. years.
WINTERBITER
Adjective: bitterly cold.
WINTERBURNA
Noun: stream full in winter, torrent.
WINTERCEALD
Adjective: wintry-cold.
WINTERCEARIG
Adjective: sad from age or the gloom of winter.
WINTERDÆG
Noun: winter-day.
WINTERDŪN
Noun: hill on which there is pasturage for sheep during the winter.
WINTERFEORM
Noun: Christmas feast.
WINTERFYLLEÐ
Noun: October.
WINTERGEGONG
Noun: fate, what happens as the years pass.
WINTERGERĪM
Noun: number of years.
WINTERGETEL
Noun: number of years.
WINTERGEWǢDE
Noun: garment of winter; snow.
WINTERGEWEORP
Noun: snow or hail-storm, tempest.
WINTERHŪS

  1908
Noun: winter-house.
WINTERLǢCAN
Verb: to draw or grow wintry.
WINTERLIC
Adjective: wintry, winter.
WINTERRǢDINGBŌC
Noun: lectionary for the winter.
WINTERSCŪR
Noun: winter shower.
WINTERSELDE
Noun: winter-house.
WINTERSETL
Noun: winter-quarters.
WINTERSTEAL
Noun: yearling stallion or foal.
WINTERSTUND
Noun: year’s space; winter-hour, short time.
WINTERSUFEL
Noun: provisions for winter.
WINTERTĪD
Noun: winter-time.
WINTERWILLE
Noun: spring that can be used in winter.
WĪNTĪBER
Noun: offering of wine, libation.
WĪNTREDDE
Noun: winepress.
WĪNTRĒOW
Noun: vine.
WĪNTRĒOWIG
Adjective: of a vine.
WINTRIG
Adjective: wintry, winter.
WĪNTROG
Noun: wine-vessel or press.

  1909
WĪNTUNNE
Noun: wine-cask.
WĪNTWIG
Noun: vine-twig.
WĪNÐEGU
Noun: drinking, banquet of wine, feasting.
WĪNWIRCEND
Noun: vine-dresser.
WĪNWRINGE
Noun: wine-press.
WIORÐEGEND
Noun: worshipper.
WĪPIAN
Verb: to wipe, cleanse.
WĪR
Noun: wire, metal thread, wire-ornament; myrtle.
WĪRBOGA
Noun: bent wire used in ornamenting an object.
WIRD
Noun: offence.
WIRDE
Noun: observer.
WĪREMŪÐA
Noun: Wearmouth.
WIRGEDNESS
Noun: cursing.
WIRGEND
Noun: malignant person, curser, evil-doer.
WĪRGRǢFE
Noun: myrtle-grove.
WIRGUNGGALERE
Noun: sorcerer.
WĪRHANGRA
Noun: meadow where myrtles grow.
WIRHEALH

  1910
Noun: Wirral, the peninsula between the Dee and the Mersey.
WIRN
Noun: obstacle, hindrance; difficulty.
WIRPELS
Noun: path.
WĪRRIND
Noun: myrtle-bark.
WĪRTRĒOW
Noun: myrtle-tree.
WĪRTRĒOWEN
Adjective: of a myrtle-tree.
WIRÐU
Noun: honour, dignity, decoration.
WĪS
1. Adjective: wise, learned; cunning, sagacious; sane; prudent, discreet, judicious; skilled,
experienced, expert; known.
2. Noun: wise man.
3. Noun: leader, director, captain.
4. See wīse (1).
WĪSBŌC
Noun: instructive book, book of wisdom; record.
WISC
Noun: marsh.
WISCE
Noun: meadow liable to floods.
WISCHERE
Noun: diviner, wizard.
WĪSDŌM
Noun: wisdom, knowledge, cognizance, learning; experience; discretion.
WĪSE
1. Noun: way, manner, wise, mode, fashion, custom, habit; arrangement, instruction, direction,
testamentary disposition; thing, matter, affair, business; condition, state, circumstance; reason,
cause; melody; idiom.
2. Adverb: wisely.
3. Noun: sprout, stalk.

  1911
WISE
Noun: water-meadow.
WĪSERE
Noun: sign-post.
WĪSFÆST
Adjective: sagacious, intelligent, wise, learned; discreet; rational, judicious; perfect.
WĪSFÆSTLIC
Adjective: sagacious, intelligent, wise, learned; discreet.
WĪSHYCGENDE
Adjective: sagacious, wise.
WĪSHȲDIG
Adjective: sagacious, wise-minded; discreet.
WĪSIAN
See (ge)wīsian.
WĪSLE
Noun: the Vistula.
WĪSLELAND
Noun: the land in which the Vistula rises, part of Poland.
WĪSLEMŪÐA
Noun: mouth of the Vistula.
WĪSLIC
Adjective: sagacious, wise; discreet, prudent.
WISLIC
Adjective: true, certain, sure.
WISLĪCE
See (ge)wislīce.
WĪSNES
See (ge)wīsnes.
WISNIAN
Verb: to wizen, wither, dry up, waste away.
WISS
Adjective: certain.
WISSE
Adverb: certainly.
WĪSSEFA

  1912
Noun: wise-minded or souled person.
WISSI
Noun: the Visigoths.
WISSIAN
See (ge)wissian.
WISSIEND
Noun: guider, director, ruler, governor; driver (of chariot).
WISSUM
Adverb: altogether, completely.
WISSUNG
See (ge)wissung.
WIST
Noun: being, existence; well-being, abundance, plenty; food, meal, provision, nourishment,
subsistence, sustenance; feast, delicacy, dainty food.
WISTFUL
Adjective: productive, abounding in food.
WISTFULGEND
See (ge)wistfulgend.
WISTFULLIAN
See (ge)wistfullian.
WISTFULLĪCE
Adverb: luxuriously, sumptuously.
WISTFULLNES
Noun: good cheer, luxury in eating.
WISTFULLUNG
See (ge)wistfullung.
WISTFYLLO
Noun: fill or abundance of food.
WISTGIFENDE
Adjective: fertile, yielding food.
WISTMETE
Noun: food for sustenance.
WĪSWYLLE
Adjective: wise in purpose.
WĪSWYRDAN

  1913
Verb: to be wise in speech.
WĪSWYRDE
Adjective: wise or prudent in speech.
WIT
Pronoun: we two, us two, me ant thee, me and him.
WITA
See (ge)wita.
WITAN
See (ge)witan.
WĪTAN
See (ge)wītan.
WĪTE
Noun: punishment, plague, torture, evil; injury, pain, disease; penalty, fine; woe, misery,
distress.
WĪTEBEND
Noun: bond of torture or punishment.
WĪTEBRŌGA
Noun: tormenting dread, penal horror.
WĪTECYLL
Noun: sack in which parricides were put to death.
WĪTEDŌMLIC
Adjective: prophetic.
WĪTEFÆST
Adjective: penally enslaved.
WĪTEGA
Noun: wise man, lawyer; prophet, soothsayer, diviner; prophecy, presage.
WĪTEGDŌM
Noun: prediction, foreknowledge, prophecy, divination.
WĪTEGEARD
Noun: amphitheatre; place of punishment.
WĪTEGESTRE
Noun: prophetess.
WĪTEGIAN
See (ge)wītegian.
WĪTEGUNG

  1914
Noun: prophecy, divination.
WĪTEGUNGBŌC
Noun: book of prophecy.
WĪTEHRÆGL
Noun: penitential garment, sackcloth.
WĪTEHŪS
Noun: house of punishment or torture, prison; amphitheatre; hell.
WĪTELĀC
Noun: torment, punishment; pain.
WĪTELĒAS
Adjective: without punishment or fine.
WĪTELĒASLĪCE
Adverb: with impunity.
WĪTELĒAST
Noun: freedom from punishment or fine.
WĪTELIC
Adjective: toilsome, carking; penal; prophetic.
WITENAGEMŌT
Noun: meeting of the wise men, national council.
WĪTERǢDEN
Noun: punishment, fine.
WĪTERN
Noun: prison.
WĪTESCRÆF
Noun: hell, pit or den of torment.
WĪTESTENG
Noun: pole used for punishment or torture.
WĪTESTŌW
Noun: place of torment or execution.
WĪTESWINGE
Noun: punishment, scourging; chastisement.
WĪTEÐĒOW
1. Adjective: in slavery as a consequence of crime.
2. Noun: man reduced to slavery by the law.
WĪTEWYRÐE

  1915
Adjective: punishable.
WĪTIGENDE
Adjective: transitory.
WĪTIGENDLIC
Adjective: prophetic.
WĪTIGLIC
Adjective: punitive, of punishment.
WITLĒAS
See (ge)witlēas.
WITLĒASNES
Noun: witlessness, stupidity, folly, dullness, want of intelligence.
WITLĒAST
See (ge)witlēast.
WITMÆRESWYRT
Noun: spoonwort.
WĪTNERE
Noun: tormentor, punisher, torturer.
WITNES
See (ge)witness.
WITNESMAN
Noun: witness.
WĪTNIAN
See (ge)wītnian.
WĪTNIGEND
Noun: punisher.
WĪTNIGENDLĪC
Adjective: that punishes or torments; that deserves to be punished.
WĪTNUNG
Noun: torment, punishment, torture; purgatory.
WĪTNUNGSTŌW
Noun: place of punishment, purgatory.
WITOD
Adjective: appointed, ordained; certain, assured.
WITODLIC
Adjective: certain, sure.

  1916
WITODLĪCE
See (ge)witodlīce.
WITOLNES
Noun: wisdom.
WITRAN
Verb: to make certain, to inform.
WITSCIPE
See (ge)witscipe.
WITSĒOC
See (ge)witsēoc.
WITSĒOCNES
See (ge)witsēocnes.
WITT
See (ge)witt.
WITTER
Adjective: wise, knowing; wise.
WITTIG
See (ge)wittig.
WITTIGLĪCE
See (ge)wittiglīce.
WITTIGNES
Noun: intelligence, sagacity, prudence.
WITUMA
Noun: dowry.
WITUMBORA
Noun: bridesman, paranymph.
WĪTWORD
Noun: testament, covenant, written evidence.
WIÐ
1. Adposition: by, near, beside, at; through; against, opposite to; from (separation), with
(opposition), for; in return for, on condition of; towards, to, in the direction of.
2. Conjunction: until.
WIÐÆFTAN
1. Adverb: behind, after, from behind.
2. Adposition: behind, at.

  1917
WIÐBLĀWAN
Verb: to blow away, strain at.
WIÐBREGDAN
Verb: to withhold, restrain, check, hold back; to oppose; to take away.
WIÐCĒOSAN
Verb: to reject.
WIÐCOSTIAN
Verb: reprobare.
WIÐCWEDENNES
Noun: contradiction, gainsaying, opposition.
WIÐCWEÐAN
Verb: to speak against, contradict, gainsay, oppose, resist; to reply; to deny, refuse, renounce, not
allow, reject.
WIÐDRĪFAN
Verb: to repel, drive off.
WIÐĒASTAN
Adverb: eastward, eastwards.
WIÐER
1. Adposition: against, in opposition.
2. Adjective: hostile.
3. Adverb: against.
4. See wiðre.
WIÐERBERSTA
Noun: adversary.
WIÐERBRECA
Noun: adversary, opponent; the devil, Satan.
WIÐERBROCIAN
Verb: to oppose, be against or adverse to.
WIÐERBRŌGA
Noun: adversary; the devil.
WIÐERCERRAN
Verb: to turn against, prance.
WIÐERCIRR
Noun: resistance, going against.
WIÐERCORA

  1918
Noun: adversary, opponent, rebel, apostate; sinner, reprobate person.
WIÐERCOREN
Adjective: wicked, reprobate, rejected.
WIÐERCORENNES
Noun: reprobation, reprobateness.
WIÐERCRIST
Noun: antichrist.
WIÐERCWEDOL
Adjective: opposing, contradicting.
WIÐERCWEDOLNES
Noun: contradiction.
WIÐERCWEDUNG
Noun: contradiction, gainsaying.
WIÐERCWEÐAN
Verb: to withstand, resist.
WIÐERCWIDA
Noun: contradicter; rebel.
WIÐERCWIDDIAN
Verb: to murmur.
WIÐERCWIDE
Noun: contradiction; opposition, resistance, contest.
WIÐERCWIDENNES
Noun: contradiction.
WIÐERCYR
Noun: rearing (of a horse).
WIÐERDŪNE
Noun: narrow, uphill, steep.
WIÐERFLITA
Noun: opponent, adversary.
WIÐERGILD
Noun: man’s name.
WIÐERHABBAN
Verb: to resist.
WIÐERHLINIAN
Verb: to lean against.

  1919
WIÐERHYCGENDE
1. Adjective: refractory, hostile, antagonistic; perverse.
2. Noun: rival, adversary.
WIÐERHȲDIG
1. Adjective: refractory, adverse, hostile, antagonistic; perverse.
2. Noun: rival, adversary.
WIÐERIAN
Verb: to oppose, resist, be hostile; to dispute, strive with or against; to irritate, provoke, make
hostile; to be or become provoked.
WIÐERLǢCAN
Verb: to deprive.
WIÐERLĒAN
Noun: recompense, compensation, requital, retribution.
WIÐERLING
Noun: adversary, opponent.
WIÐERMĀL
Noun: defence, counter-plea, prosecution.
WIÐERMĒDE
Adjective: adverse, opposed, contrary, hostile, antagonistic; perverse, depraved.
WIÐERMĒDNES
Noun: adversity; perversity, depravity.
WIÐERMĒDO
Noun: adversity, disfavour, hostility, antagonism; injury; perversity, depravity.
WIÐERMETAN
Verb: to compare.
WIÐERMŌD
Adjective: adverse, contrary, hostile; unwilling.
WIÐERMŌDNES
Noun: adversity.
WIÐERRǢDE
Adjective: opposed, adverse, contrary; perverse, offensive; disadvantageous; rebellious,
contumacious; disagreeable, unpleasant, repugnant.
WIÐERRǢDLIC
Adjective: contrary, adverse.
WIÐERRǢDLICE

  1920
Adverb: perversely.
WIÐERRǢDNES
Noun: opposition, adversity, contrariety, discord, variance, hostility, ill-will; unfavourableness,
disadvantage.
WIÐERRÆHTES
Adverb: opposite.
WIÐERRIHT
Noun: recompense, compensation.
WIÐERSACA
Noun: opponent, adversary, enemy; rebel, betrayer; apostate.
WIÐERSACIAN
Verb: to renounce, be or become apostate; to blaspheme.
WIÐERSACUNG
Noun: apostasy; blasphemy.
WIÐERSÆC
1. Noun: contradiction, opposition, hostility, striving; denial; apostasy, recusancy.
2. Adjective: adverse, unfavourable.
WIÐERSPRECEND
Noun: contradicter.
WIÐERSTǢGER
Adjective: steep, abrupt.
WIÐERSTANDAN
Verb: to withstand, resist.
WIÐERSTEALL
Noun: opposition, resistance; defence; obstruction, obstacle.
WIÐERSTEDE
Noun: substitution.
WIÐERSȲNES
Adverb: backwards, withershins.
WIÐERTALU
Noun: defence, reply.
WIÐERTROD
Noun: return, retreat.
WIÐERTȲME
Adjective: troublesome, grievous; contrary.

  1921
WIÐERUNG
Noun: obstinacy.
WIÐERWEARD
Adjective: contrary, opposed, adverse, hostile, unfavourable; false, inconsistent; bad, perverse,
hurtful, pernicious, depraved, reprobate, noxious, disagreeable; rebellious, heretic, apocryphal.
WIÐERWEARDA
Noun: adversary.
WIÐERWEARDIAN
Verb: to oppose, be adverse to.
WIÐERWEARDLIC
Adjective: contrary, adverse, unfavourable, inimical; perverse, hurtful.
WIÐERWEARDLĪCE
Adverb: detrimentally, against the interests of any one.
WIÐERWEARDNES
Noun: opposition, adversity, contrariety, contention, hostility, enmity; perversity, depravity,
arrogance, forwardness; trouble, calamity; diversity.
WIÐERWENGEL
Noun: adversary.
WIÐERWENNING
Noun: controversy, contest.
WIÐERWINN
Noun: conflict, contest.
WIÐERWINNA
Noun: adversary, opponent, rival, enemy.
WIÐERWINNAN
Verb: to oppose, resist, revolt.
WIÐERWYRD
Adjective: contrary, adverse; bad, perverse, noxious; rebellious, hostile; inconsistent;
unfavourable.
WIÐFARAN
Verb: to escape, come off.
WIÐFEOHTAN
Verb: to rebel; to fight against, contend with.
WIÐFEOHTEND
Noun: adversary, opponent, enemy.

  1922
WIÐFĒOLAN
Verb: to apply oneself to.
WIÐFERIAN
Verb: to rescue, redeem, carry off.
WIÐFLĪTAN
Verb: to contend with.
WIÐFŌN
Verb: to grasp at, seize on, clutch, lay hold on.
WIÐFORAN
1. Adposition: before, in the presence of.
2. Adverb: before, previously.
WIÐGĀN
1. Verb: to pass away, vanish, disappear.
2. Verb: to oppose, go against, act in opposition to.
WIÐGANGAN
1. Verb: to pass away, vanish, disappear; to withdraw, go off; to fail.
2. Verb: to oppose, go against.
WIÐGEHÆFTAN
Verb: to fight against; to restrain.
WIÐGEMETNES
Noun: comparison.
WIÐGEONDAN
Adposition: beyond.
WIÐGRĪPAN
Verb: to grapple with, seize on.
WIÐGȲNAN
Verb: to reject; to reply.
WIÐHABBAN
Verb: to withstand, resist, restrain, oppose, hold out against.
WIÐHÆFTAN
Verb: to restrain.
WIÐHEARDIAN
Verb: to harden, make obdurate.
WIÐHINDAN
Adverb: behind.

  1923
WIÐHOGIAN
Verb: to reject, be adverse in thought or purpose, disregard.
WIÐHYCGAN
Verb: to reject, despise, scorn, be adverse in thought or purpose.
WĪÐIG
Noun: withy, willow; band, fetter, fillet, garland.
WĪÐIGBED
Noun: bed of willows, osier-bed.
WĪÐIGBRŌC
Noun: brook by which willows grow.
WĪÐIGETT
Noun: willow copse.
WĪÐIGFORD
Noun: ford by which willows grow.
WĪÐIGGRĀF
Noun: willow-grove.
WĪÐIGLĒAH
Noun: meadow where willows grow.
WĪÐIGMǢD
Noun: meadow where willows grow.
WĪÐIGMERE
Noun: mere with willows on the banks.
WĪÐIGMŌR
Noun: moor where willows grow.
WĪÐIGPŌL
Noun: pool with willows on the banks.
WĪÐIGPYT
Noun: pit with willows by it.
WĪÐIGRǢW
Noun: hedgerow.
WĪÐIGRIND
Noun: willow-bark.
WĪÐIGSLÆD
Noun: willow-slade.
WIÐIGSTYBB

  1924
Noun: willow-stump.
WĪÐIGÐȲFEL
Noun: willow-copse.
WĪÐIGWĪC
Noun: dwelling-place by which willows grow.
WĪÐIGWILL
Noun: spring by which willows grow.
WIÐINNAN
1. Adverb: within, from within.
2. Adposition: within.
WIÐLǢDAN
Verb: to lead or take away, carry off, remove, rescue.
WIÐLǢDNES
Noun: abduction, carrying of, leading away.
WĪÐLAN
See (ge)wīðlan.
WIÐLICGAN
Verb: to oppose, resist, object.
WIÐMETAN
Verb: to compare, liken to.
WIÐMĒTEDNES
Noun: invention, device.
WIÐMETENDLIC
Adjective: comparative.
WIÐMETENLIC
Adjective: comparative.
WIÐMETENNES
Noun: comparison.
WIÐMETING
Noun: comparison.
WIÐNEOÐAN
Adverb: below, beneath, underneath.
WIÐOBĀN
Noun: collar-bone.
WIÐOBEND

  1925
Noun: woodbine.
WIÐOWINDE
Noun: woodbine.
WIÐRǢDAN
Verb: to act against, be an antidote.
WIÐRE
Noun: opposition, resistance.
WIÐRĒOTAN
Verb: to abhor, clamour against; to resist.
WIÐSACAN
Verb: to renounce, abandon, forsake, give up; to deny, refuse, reject, decline, withhold; to oppose,
strive against; to declare hostility.
WIÐSACENDLIC
Adjective: negative, expressing negation.
WIÐSACUNG
Noun: denial, renunciation.
WIÐSCEORIAN
Verb: to refuse.
WIÐSCŪFAN
Verb: to refute, repel, thrust or push back, drive away.
WIÐSECGAN
Verb: to renounce.
WIÐSĒON
Verb: to rebel, rise or plot against.
WIÐSETNES
Noun: opposition.
WIÐSETTAN
Verb: to oppose, resist, withstand; to condemn.
WIÐSLĒAN
Verb: to oppose, counteract; to bring to naught.
WIÐSPRECAN
Verb: to contradict, gainsay; to converse; to revile, speak against; to speak with.
WIÐSPURNAN
Verb: to hit or dash against.
WIÐSTÆPPAN

  1926
Verb: to step or go out of.
WIÐSTANDAN
Verb: to oppose, resist, withstand, be hostile; to prevent, obstruct, be a hindrance; to stand off,
keep away, be absent; to be lacking.
WIÐSTUNIAN
Verb: to dash against.
WIÐSTYLLAN
Verb: to retreat, leap back.
WIÐSTYLTAN
Verb: to doubt, hesitate.
WIÐTĒON
Verb: to take away, withdraw, draw back; to restrain.
WIÐTREMMAN
Verb: to step back.
WIÐÐE
Noun: cord, band, fetter, thong.
WIÐÐINGIAN
Verb: to be reconciled to.
WIÐÐYDDAN
Verb: to thrust back.
WIÐUFAN
Adverb: before, previously; above.
WIÐUPPON
Adverb: above.
WIÐŪTAN
1. Adposition: outside of; except; without.
2. Adverb: from outside, outside.
WIÐWEORPAN
Verb: to reject, repudiate.
WIÐWESTAN
Adverb: to the west of.
WIÐWINNAN
Verb: to fight or strive against; to oppose, resist.
WIÐWIÐERIAN
Verb: to resist, withstand.

  1927
WIXAN
Noun: the name of some people in some district in England.
WLACIAN
See (ge)wlacian.
WLACO
Adjective: lukewarm, tepid, cool.
WLÆCE
Noun: tepidity.
WLÆCLIC
Adjective: lukewarm.
WLÆCLĪCE
Adverb: lukewarmly.
WLÆCNES
Noun: lukewarmness.
WLÆFFETERE
Noun: stammerer.
WLÆFFIAN
Verb: to stammer, speak indistinctly.
WLǢTLIC
Adjective: foul.
WLǢTTA
Noun: loathing, nausea, eructation, heart-burn; defilement, object of loathing; disfigurement.
WLǢTUNG
Noun: loathing, sickness, nausea; defilement; disfigurement.
WLANC
Adjective: great, high, lofty, rich, august, splendid, magnificent, stately; elate, exultant; proud,
arrogant, boastful, haughty, insolent; bald.
WLANCIAN
Verb: to become proud or boastful, exult.
WLANCLIC
Adjective: proud, arrogant.
WLANCLĪCE
Adverb: proudly, arrogantly.
WLĀTERE
Noun: spectator.

  1928
WLĀTIAN
1. Verb: to look, gaze, behold.
2. Verb: to cause a person (acc.) loathing.
WLĀTUNG
1. Noun: sight, spectacle.
2. See wlǣtung.
WLECCAN
See (ge)wleccan.
WLENC
Noun: high spirit, pride, arrogance, haughtiness, insolence; greatness, glory, splendour,
magnificence; dignity; prosperity, riches, wealth.
WLENCAN
See (ge)wlencan.
WLISP
Adjective: speaking inarticulately, lisping, stuttering, stammering.
WLITA
Noun: face, countenance; beauty.
WLĪTAN
Verb: to look, gaze, observe.
WLITE
Noun: aspect, look, appearance, countenance; shape, form; beauty, good looks, glory; ornament.
WLITEANDET
Noun: confession of splendour.
WLITEBEORHT
Adjective: beautiful, beauteous.
WLITEFUL
Adjective: beautiful, comely, handsome.
WLITELĒAS
Adjective: ugly, without beauty, uncomely, hideous.
WLITELĪCE
Adverb: beautifully, handsomely, in comely fashion.
WLITESCĒAWUNG
Noun: Sion.
WLITESCĪNE
Adjective: lovely; beautiful, splendid, beauteous.

  1929
WLITESĒON
Noun: sight, spectacle.
WLITETORHT
Adjective: brilliant, splendid; lovely.
WLITEWAMM
Noun: disfigurement of the face.
WLITEWEORÐ
Noun: ransom, legal value of a man’s life.
WLITIG
Adjective: beautiful, beauteous, comely, fair, radiant; glorious.
WLITIGE
Adverb: beautifully, fairly, splendidly.
WLITIGFÆST
Adjective: beauteous, glorious.
WLITIGIAN
See (ge)wlitigian.
WLITIGLĪCE
Adverb: fairly, beautifully, splendidly.
WLITIGNES
Noun: beauty, comeliness, splendour; adornment.
WLŌ
1. See wlōh.
2. Adverb: readily, easily.
WLŌH
Noun: ornament, fringe, hem, tuft; bit.
WLOTT
Noun: blemish.
WŌ
1. Adverb: wrongly, perversely, unequally.
2. See wōh (1).
3. See wōh (2).
WOCENSǢTE
Noun: the name of the occupants of some district in England.
WŌCIE
Adjective: noose, snare.

  1930
WŌCOR
Noun: growth, increase; race, offspring, fruit, progeny, posterity; usury.
WŌD
1. Adjective: mad, senseless; raging, furious; blasphemous.
2. Noun: madness.
WŌDA
Noun: madman, insane or possessed person; storm, flood; danger.
WODDOR
Noun: mouth, gullet.
WŌDDRĒAM
Noun: dæmonium.
WŌDEN
Noun: Woden, one of the Teutonic deities; Mercury.
WŌDENDRĒAM
Noun: madness, fury.
WŌDENING
Noun: son of Woden.
WODEWISTLE
Noun: hemlock.
WŌDFREC
Adjective: raging, ravenous, furiously greedy.
WŌDHEN
Noun: quail.
WŌDHEORTNES
Noun: madness, rage, frenzy.
WŌDLIC
Adjective: mad, foolish, frantic, furious.
WŌDLĪCE
Adverb: madly, furiously, franticly; blasphemously.
WŌDNES
Noun: madness, folly, fury, rage, frenzy; blasphemy.
WŌDNESDÆG
Noun: Woden’s day, Wednesday.
WŌDNESNIHT
Noun: Tuesday night.

  1931
WŌDSCINN
Noun: madness, folly; mad trickery.
WŌDSCIPE
Noun: insanity, madness, fury.
WŌDSĒOC
Adjective: insane, mad, lunatic.
WŌDÐRĀG
Noun: madness, fury, paroxysm.
WOFFIAN
Verb: to blaspheme, rave; to shout.
WOFFUNG
Noun: madness; blasphemy, raving.
WŌGERE
Noun: wooer, suitor, sweetheart.
WŌGERLIC
Adjective: amorous, wooerlike.
WŌGIAN
Verb: to woo, court; to marry.
WŌGUNG
Noun: wooing.
WŌH
1. Noun: wrong, perversity, depravity; injustice, iniquity; error, mistake; bending, crookedness.
2. Adjective: bent, crooked, twisted, oblique; uneven, rough; bad, wrong, perverse, depraved,
evil, unjust, unfair; false, forward.
WŌHBOGEN
Adjective: bent, crooked.
WŌHCĒAPUNG
Noun: fine for illegal trafficking.
WŌHDǢD
Noun: crime, wrong or wicked deed.
WŌHDŌM
Noun: unjust judgement.
WŌHFŌTED
Adjective: having deformed feet.
WŌHFREMMEND

  1932
Noun: evildoer; wrongdoing.
WŌHFUL
Adjective: evil, wicked.
WŌHFULNES
Noun: wickedness, iniquity.
WŌHGEORN
Adjective: inclined to evil or iniquity.
WŌHGESTRĒON
Noun: ill-gotten or wrongful property.
WŌHGOD
Noun: idol, false god.
WŌHHǢMED
Noun: fornication, adultery.
WŌHHǢMEND
Noun: fornicator, adulterer.
WŌHHǢMENDE
Adjective: fornicating, adulterous; fornicator, adulterer.
WŌHHǢMERE
Noun: fornicator, adulterer.
WŌHHANDEDE
Adjective: having maimed hands.
WŌHHIAN
Verb: to rave, go astray mentally; to wander.
WŌHLIC
Adjective: wrong, unjust, perverse, evil.
WŌHLĪCE
Adverb: wrongly, unjustly, wickedly, perversely.
WŌHNES
Noun: crookedness; wrong, error; wrongdoing, wickedness, perversity, depravity, iniquity.
WŌHSUM
Adjective: evil, wicked.
WŌL
Noun: disease, mortality; pestilence, plague, murrain.
WŌLBǢRNES
Noun: calamity, destructivity; pest.

  1933
WŌLBERENDE
Adjective: pestilential, pestiferous; pernicious.
WŌLBERENDLIC
Adjective: pestilential.
WŌLBRYNE
Noun: pestilence; deadly violence.
WOLCEN
Noun: ball, lump; cloud; sky, heavens.
WOLCENFARU
Noun: scudding of clouds.
WOLCENGEHNĀST
Noun: meeting or collision of clouds.
WOLCENWYRCENDE
Adjective: cloud-making (Centaurs).
WŌLDÆG
Noun: day of pestilence or death.
WŌLGEWINN
Noun: calamitous war.
WOLLENTĒARE
Adjective: streaming with tears, having hot tears.
WŌLNESS
Noun: plague, pestilence, pest.
WŌMA
Noun: sound, noise, howling, tumult; terror, alarm; eloquence.
WOMAN
Verb: to infringe; to deprive of.
WŌP
Noun: lamentation, cry, whoop, shrieking, weeping.
WŌPDROPA
Noun: tear.
WŌPERIAN
Verb: to lament, weep, wail.
WŌPIG
Adjective: sad, doleful, lamenting, mournful.
WŌPLĒOÐ

  1934
Noun: mournful lay, dirge, elegy, tragedy.
WŌPLIC
Adjective: sad, lamentable, tearful, mournful.
WŌPLĪCE
Adverb: with lamentations, mournfully.
WŌPSTŌW
Noun: place of mourning.
WORD
1. Noun: word, statement, sentence, clause, saying, maxim, speech, story, tale; message, report,
announcement, news, tidings; order, command; fame, name; word, verb; promise, oath;
intention, opinion.
2. Noun: rod; (gooseberry) bush.
3. See werod (1).
4. See werod (2).
WORDBEBOD
Noun: command.
WORDBĒOT
Noun: promise.
WORDBĒOTUNG
Noun: promise.
WORDCÆRSE
Noun: name of some plant.
WORDCENNEND
Noun: begetter of the Word.
WORDCLIPINDE
Adjective: able to speak.
WORDCRÆFT
Noun: eloquence, poetic art.
WORDCWIDE
Noun: words, utterance, saying, speech; language.
WORDES
Adverb: with words, orally, verbally.
WORDFÆST
Adjective: true, keeping one's word.
WORDFUL

  1935
Adjective: talkative, wordy, verbose, fluent.
WORDGALDOR
Noun: incantation.
WORDGECWIDE
Noun: verbal agreement, formal contract.
WORDGEMEARC
Noun: definition or limitation by words, term.
WORDGERȲNE
Noun: dark or mystery saying.
WORDGLĒAW
Adjective: skilful or prudent in words.
WORDGYDD
Noun: lay, dirge.
WORDHLĒOÐOR
Noun: voice, sound of speaking; speech.
WORDHORD
Noun: word-hoard, treasury of words.
WORDIAN
Verb: to speak.
WORDIG
Adjective: wordy, verbose.
WORDLĀC
Noun: speech.
WORDLĀR
Noun: teaching.
WORDLATU
Noun: delay in speech.
WORDLAÐU
Noun: speech, discourse, conversation.
WORDLĒAN
Noun: reward for song or words.
WORDLIAN
Verb: to talk, discourse; to commune; to conspire.
WORDLIEND
Noun: speaker, one who harangues.

  1936
WORDLOC
Noun: art of logic.
WORDLOCA
Noun: speech, word-hoard.
WORDLOF
Noun: praise in words, praise.
WORDLOGA
Noun: deceiver, liar.
WORDLUNG
Noun: talk, discourse, conversation; empty or idle talk, babbling, chattering.
WORDMITTUNG
Noun: collation.
WORDPREDICUNG
Noun: preaching, sermon.
WORDRIAN
Verb: to speak, talk, discourse; to commune; to conspire.
WORDRIHT
Noun: suitable word; spoken law.
WORDSĀWERE
Noun: rhetorician, word-sower.
WORDSIGE
Noun: success in speech.
WORDSNOTER
Adjective: eloquent, wise in words; learned.
WORDSNOTERLIC
Adjective: learned, philosophical.
WORDSNOTERUNG
Noun: sophism.
WORDSOMNERE
Noun: enumeration, catalogue, collector of words.
WORDSOMNUNG
Noun: collation.
WORDSPRECENDE
Adjective: able to speak.
WORDWĪS

  1937
Adjective: wise in speech, learned.
WORDWĪSA
Noun: sophist.
WORDWYNSUM
Adjective: affable.
WŌRHANA
Noun: moor-cock, pheasant.
WŌRHENN
Noun: hen pheasant.
WŌRIAN
Verb: to wander about, ramble, be a vagabond.
WŌRIEND
Noun: vagabond.
WŌRIGAN
Verb: to wander, roam; to move round, totter; to crumble to pieces.
WORMS
Noun: corrupt matter, virus, pus.
WORMSGEMANG
Noun: mixture in which there is corrupt matter.
WORN
Noun: large amount, great number or quantity; crowd, multitude swarm; company, band,
troop; progeny.
WORNGEHĀT
Noun: promise of numerous offspring.
WORPIAN
Verb: to throw, cast, pelt.
WORÐ
1. Noun: enclosed place, homestead, courtyard, court, farm, cartilage; street.
2. See weorð (1).
3. See waroð.
4. See (ge)weorð.
WORÐAPULDER
Noun: apple-tree growing by a homestead.
WORÐIG
Noun: enclosed homestead, farm, curtilage; street.

  1938
WORÐIGCÆRSE
Noun: name of a plant.
WORÐIGNETELE
Noun: nettle.
WORULD
Noun: men, people, humanity, world; life, way of life; earthly things, temporal possessions; cycle,
age, long period of time, eternity.
WORULDǢHT
Noun: worldly possessions.
WORULDAFOL
Noun: secular or worldly power.
WORULDĀR
Noun: worldly honour; secular property.
WORULDBEARN
Noun: man.
WORULDBEBOD
Noun: universal command; secular edict.
WORULDBISGU
Noun: worldly or secular occupation.
WORULDBISGUNG
Noun: worldly business or occupation; worldly misery, trouble.
WORULDBISMER
Noun: worldly reproach.
WORULDBLISS
Noun: worldly bliss, earthly joy.
WORULDBŌT
Noun: compensation prescribed by the secular power.
WORULDBROC
Noun: worldly trouble or affliction.
WORULDBRYCE
Noun: worldly trouble; use for secular purposes.
WORULDBŪEND
Noun: world-dweller.
WORULDCAMP
Noun: worldly or secular warfare.

  1939
WORULDCANDEL
Noun: sun, world's candle.
WORULDCEARU
Noun: worldly care.
WORULDCEMPA
Noun: earthly soldier.
WORULDCRÆFT
Noun: secular craft or art.
WORULDCRÆFTIG
Adjective: skilled in secular arts.
WORULDCRÆFTIGA
Noun: secular artificer.
WORULDCUND
Adjective: worldly, earthly, secular, profane; temporal.
WORULDCUNDLĪCE
Adverb: in a worldly manner.
WORULDCYNING
Noun: earthly king; supreme monarch.
WORULDDǢD
Noun: worldly business or deed.
WORULDDĒAD
Adjective: dead.
WORULDDĒMA
Noun: secular judge.
WORULDDŌM
Noun: secular judgment.
WORULDDRĒAM
Noun: earthly joy.
WORULDDRIHTEN
Noun: world’s lord; the Deity, God.
WORULDDUGUÐ
Noun: worldly good or riches.
WORULDEARFOÐ
Noun: earthly misery.
WORULDEGE

  1940
Noun: worldly fear.
WORULDENDE
Noun: end of the world.
WORULDFÆGERNES
Noun: earthly fairness or beauty.
WORULDFEOH
Noun: worldly or goods wealth.
WORULDFOLGAÐ
Noun: worldly occupation or service.
WORULDFRÆTWUNG
Noun: worldly ornament or decoration.
WORULDFRĒOND
Noun: earthly friend.
WORULDFRIÐ
Noun: worldly peace.
WORULDFRUMA
Noun: patriarch, primeval man.
WORULDGĀLNES
Noun: desire or lust of pleasure.
WORULDGEBYRD
Noun: worldly origin.
WORULDGEDĀL
Noun: death.
WORULDGEFEOHT
Noun: earthly fight.
WORULDGEFLIT
Noun: dispute, lawsuit.
WORULDGERǢDNES
Noun: secular ordinance.
WORULDGERIHT
Noun: secular or civil right, worldly justice.
WORULDGERȲSNU
Noun: secular customs.
WORULDGESǢLIG
Adjective: prosperous.

  1941
WORULDGESǢLÐA
Noun: worldly fortune; earthly blessings.
WORULDGESCEAFT
Noun: earthly creature; created things, world.
WORULDGESTRĒON
Noun: worldly riches or wealth.
WORULDGESWINC
Noun: worldly labour or toil, misery.
WORULDGEÐINCÐ
Noun: dignity, worldly honour.
WORULDGEÐINGU
Noun: worldly things; worldly dignity.
WORULDGEÐŌHT
Noun: worldly thought.
WORULDGEWINN
Noun: earthly war.
WORULDGEWRITU
Noun: profane writings or literature.
WORULDGEWUNA
Noun: customary law.
WORULDGIELP
Noun: worldly glory.
WORULDGIFU
Noun: worldly gift.
WORULDGĪTSERE
Noun: coveter of worldly things.
WORULDGĪTSUNG
Noun: covetousness.
WORULDGLENGE
Noun: worldly pomp.
WORULDGŌD
Noun: worldly or temporal good.
WORULDGYRLA
Noun: secular garment.
WORULDHĀD

  1942
Noun: secular state or condition.
WORULDHLĀFORD
Noun: secular or temporal lord.
WORULDHLĪSA
Noun: worldly fame or renown.
WORULDHOGU
Noun: worldly care.
WORULDHREMMING
Noun: worldly hindrance.
WORULDHYHT
Noun: earthly joy.
WORULDLǢCE
Noun: earthly physician.
WORULDLAGA
Noun: civil law.
WORULDLAGU
Noun: civil law.
WORULDLĒAN
Noun: earthly reward.
WORULDLIC
Adjective: worldly, earthly, mundane; secular, civil; temporal; natural, physical.
WORULDLĪCE
Adverb: temporally; secularly, civilly.
WORULDLĪF
Noun: life in this world or on earth; secular life.
WORULDLUFU
Noun: love of the world, love of worldly things.
WORULDLUST
Noun: worldly pleasure.
WORULDMǢG
Noun: earthly kinsman.
WORULDMAN
Noun: human being, man upon earth; man engaged in secular affairs, layman.
WORULDMĒD
Noun: worldly reward.

  1943
WORULDNĒOD
Noun: temporal need; secular need.
WORULDNYTT
Noun: worldly use or profit; temporal advantage.
WORULDPRȲDO
Noun: worldly pride.
WORULDRǢDEN
Noun: way or rule of the world.
WORULDRĪCA
Noun: great man, man of great worldly power or wealth.
WORULDRĪCE
1. Noun: earthly power, earthly kingdom.
2. Adjective: having worldly power or wealth.
WORULDRĪCETERE
Noun: worldly power.
WORULDRIHT
Noun: secular or civil law, God’s law for the world.
WORULDSACU
Noun: worldly strife.
WORULDSǢLÐA
Noun: earthly goods or blessings.
WORULDSCAMU
Noun: worldly or public disgrace.
WORULDSCEAFT
Noun: earthly creature.
WORULDSCĒAT
Noun: part of the world, region.
WORULDSCĒAWUNG
Noun: worldly sight or spectacle.
WORULDSCIPE
Noun: worldly matter.
WORULDSCĪR
Noun: worldly or secular business.
WORULDSCRIFT
Noun: confessor.

  1944
WORULDSNOTOR
Adjective: wise in earthly matters; scientific.
WORULDSORG
Noun: worldly care.
WORULDSPĒD
Noun: worldly wealth, worldly success.
WORULDSPĒDIG
Adjective: rich in this world, wealthy.
WORULDSPRǢC
Noun: worldly talk or speech.
WORULDSTĒOR
Noun: secular penalty.
WORULDSTRANG
Adjective: having worldly or temporal power.
WORULDSTRENGU
Noun: physical strength.
WORULDSTRŪDERE
Noun: spoliator; robber.
WORULDSTUND
Adjective: sojourn upon earth.
WORULDÐEARF
Noun: needs of this world.
WORULDÐEARFA
Noun: poor man, needy.
WORULDÐEARFENDE
Adjective: needy, poor in worldly goods.
WORULDÐĒAW
Noun: worldly affair.
WORULDÐEGEN
Noun: earthly servant; secular thane.
WORULDÐĒNUNG
Noun: secular service or office.
WORULDÐĒOWDŌM
Noun: secular service.
WORULDÐING

  1945
Noun: worldly thing or affair; secular matter; earthly riches.
WORULDÐRYMM
Noun: worldly glory.
WORULDWǢPN
Noun: earthly weapon.
WORULDWÆTER
Noun: ocean, sea.
WORULDWELA
Noun: worldly good or wealth.
WORULDWELIG
Adjective: rich in worldly goods.
WORULDWEORC
Noun: worldly or secular work; mechanics.
WORULDWEORÐSCIPE
Noun: worldly honour; civil dignity.
WORULDWĪDL
Noun: worldly filth or pollution.
WORULDWĪG
Noun: worldly contest or warfare.
WORULDWILLA
Noun: worldly good.
WORULDWILNUNG
Noun: worldly desire.
WORULDWĪS
Adjective: worldly-wise; learned.
WORULDWĪSDŌM
Noun: worldly knowledge or wisdom, learning; science.
WORULDWĪSE
Noun: custom of the world.
WORULDWITA
Noun: learned layman, secular councillor, sage.
WORULDWĪTE
Noun: punishment in this world; secular penalty, money-fine.
WORULDWLENCO
Noun: worldly pride, magnificence, ostentation.

  1946
WORULDWRENC
Noun: worldly cunning or wile.
WORULDWULDOR
Noun: worldly glory.
WORULDWUNIENDE
Adjective: dwelling.
WORULDYRMÐU
Noun: earthly misery or wretchedness.
WŌRUNG
Noun: wandering, roving, rambling.
WŌS
1. Noun: moisture, juice, sap.
2. See wēse.
WŌSIG
Adjective: moist, succulent, juicy.
WŌÐ
Noun: sound, noise, voice, cry; song, poetry; eloquence, lofty speech.
WŌÐBORA
Noun: speaker, orator, prophet, seer; philosopher; singer, poet.
WŌÐCRÆFT
Noun: art of speech, song, or poetry.
WŌÐGIEFU
Noun: gift of song.
WŌÐSONG
Noun: song.
WRACIAN
Verb: to be in exile; to travel, wander; to carry on, prosecute.
WRACNIAN
Verb: to be wanderer, traveller, or pilgrim.
WRACU
Noun: pain, suffering, distress, cruelty, torture; misery; revenge, vengeance, persecution, enmity,
hostility; punishment, penalty, retribution.
WRÆC
1. Noun: suffering, misery, wrack; vengeance, persecution, exile.
2. Noun: what is driven.

  1947
3. See wærc.
WRÆCCA
Noun: wretch, evil person; miserable, unhappy; stranger, outcast, exile, fugitive; adventurer,
pilgrim, sojourner.
WRÆCFÆC
Noun: time of exile, banishment; misery.
WRÆCFUL
Adjective: wretched, miserable.
WRÆCHWĪL
Noun: time of exile; period of misery or distress.
WRÆCLĀST
Noun: path of exile.
WRÆCLĀSTIAN
Verb: to banish; to be in exile.
WRÆCLIC
Adjective: strange, unfamiliar, foreign, exiled; wonderful, extraordinary; wretched, miserable.
WRÆCLĪCE
Adverb: abroad, in exile; wonderfully, strangely.
WRÆCMÆCG
Noun: outcast, exile; wretch, miserable man.
WRÆCMON
Noun: fugitive.
WRÆCSCIPE
Noun: exile, living in a foreign land.
WRÆCSETL
Noun: place of exile.
WRÆCSĪÐ
Noun: persecution, banishment, exile; peregrination, pilgrimage; misery, wretchedness.
WRÆCSĪÐIAN
Verb: to travel, wander; to be in exile.
WRÆCSTŌW
Noun: place of exile, place of misery or punishment.
WRÆCWĪTE
Noun: punishment.
WRÆCWORULD

  1948
Noun: miserable world.
WRǢD
Noun: band, bandage, fillet, wreath; bundle; company, band, flock.
WRǢDMǢLUM
Adverb: in bands or companies.
WRǢNE
Adjective: wanton, lustful, lascivious, libidinous, salacious; unbridled, loose.
WRǢNNES
Noun: luxury, lust, wantonness, licentiousness, lasciviousness.
WRǢNSA
Noun: wantonness, lasciviousness.
WRǢNSCIPE
Noun: wantonness.
WRǢNSIAN
Verb: to be wanton.
WRǢSEL
Noun: something crooked.
WRǢSNAN
Verb: to change, alter, modulate; to twist.
WRǢST
Adjective: strong, firm; able; delicate, elegant, noble, splendid, excellent.
WRǢSTAN
1. See (ge)wrǣstan.
2. Verb: to be or make elegant.
WRǢSTE
Adverb: vigorously; delicately, elegantly.
WRǢSTLIC
1. Adjective: pertaining to wrestling.
2. Adjective: delicate, elegant.
WRǢSTLIEND
Noun: wrestler.
WRǢSTLUNG
Noun: wrestling, struggling.
WRÆTBASO
Adjective: red.

  1949
WRÆTERĒAD
Adjective: red.
WRǢTLIC
Adjective: artistic, ornamental; beautiful, elegant, noble, wondrous, excellent; curious, rare.
WRǢTLĪCE
Adverb: beautifully, elegantly, nobly, wondrously, splendidly, excellently, curiously.
WRÆTT
Noun: crosswort, hellebore.
WRǢTT
Noun: ornament, jewel; work of art.
WRÆTTE
Noun: rubea tinctoria,crossword, hellebore.
WRǢÐAN
See (ge)wrǣðan.
WRÆÐSTUDU
Noun: support, prop, column, pillar, buttress.
WRǢÐÐO
Noun: indignation, anger, wrath; injury.
WRANG
1. Noun: wrong, injustice.
2. Adjective: rough, uneven.
WRANGA
Noun: hold of a ship.
WRANGWĪS
Adjective: rough, uneven.
WRĀSEN
Noun: tie, band, chain.
WRĀÐ
1. Adjective: angry, wroth, furious, hostile, incensed, bitter fierce; cruel, grievous, evil,
malignant.
2. Noun: hardship, cruelty.
3. See wrǣd.
WRĀÐE
Adverb: angrily, bitterly, fiercely; grievously, wickedly, cruelly, perversely, evilly.
WRĀÐIAN

  1950
Verb: to be or make angry.
WRĀÐLIC
Adjective: severe, grievous, cruel, dire; bitter.
WRĀÐLĪCE
Adverb: severely, cruelly, fiercely, direly; bitterly.
WRĀÐMŌD
Adjective: angry, incensed.
WRĀÐSCRÆF
Noun: den, pit of misery, hell.
WRAÐU
Noun: help, assistance, maintenance, support, prop.
WRAXLERE
Noun: wrestler.
WRAXLIAN
Verb: to wrestle.
WRAXLIENDE
Adjective: contending, striving, wrestling.
WRAXLUNG
Noun: wrestling.
WRECAN
Verb: to press, push, impel; to drive, advance; to express in words, utter, recite; to impress,
inlay; to practise, carry out or on, execute, wreak; to punish; to avenge, take vengeance, revenge.
WRECC
Adjective: wretched, miserable.
WRECCAN
1. Verb: to arouse, awake; to raise, lift up; to undertake, take up.
2. Verb: to twist; to strain.
3. See wrecan.
WRECEND
Noun: avenger.
WRECNES
Noun: vengeance; wickedness.
WRECSCIP
Noun: actuaria.
WRĒGAN

  1951
See (ge)wrēgan.
WRĒGEND
Noun: accuser, denouncer.
WRĒGENDLIC
See (ge)wrēgendlic.
WRĒGERE
Noun: accuser; informer.
WRĒGISTRE
Noun: female accuser.
WRĒGUNG
Noun: accusation.
WRĒHTEND
Noun: accuser.
WREHTEND
Noun: instigator, one who excites.
WRENC
Noun: trick, artifice, stratagem, wile, deceit; melody, song, modulation of the voice.
WRENCAN
Verb: to twist; to spin or devise plots, practise tricks.
WRENCWĪS
Adjective: unjust, unrighteous.
WRENGEL
Noun: crooked place of stream.
WRENNA
Noun: wren.
WRENNE
Noun: wren.
WRĒO
Adjective: twisting.
WREOCENSǢTE
Noun: occupants of the district about the Wrekin.
WRĒON
See (ge)wrēon.
WREOÐENHILT
Adjective: with twisted hilt.

  1952
WREÐIAN
See (ge)wreðian.
WRID
Noun: plant, bush, shoot, stalk.
WRĪDAN
Verb: to grow, thrive, flourish, be productive.
WRIDELS
Noun: thicket.
WRĪDIAN
Verb: to grow, flourish, spring up, be productive.
WRĪGA
Verb: to cover.
WRIGELNES
Noun: covering, protection.
WRIGELS
Noun: covering, garment, cloak, veil.
WRIGENNES
Noun: covering.
WRIGIAN
Verb: to move, go, wend; to turn, bend, twist; to strive, struggle; to press forward, endeavour,
venture.
WRINGAN
Verb: to twist, wring; to squeeze together; to squeeze out moisture.
WRINGE
Noun: press.
WRINGHWǢG
Noun: strained whey.
WRIST
Noun: wrist.
WRIT
See (ge)writ.
WRĪTAN
See (ge)wrītan.
WRITBRED
Noun: writing tablet or reed.

  1953
WRĪTERE
See (ge)wrītere.
WRITIAN
1. Verb: to chatter, chirp.
2. Verb: to draw a figure; to write, compose.
WRĪTING
Noun: writing.
WRĪTINGFEÐER
Noun: pen.
WRĪTINGĪSEN
Noun: style, pen.
WRITĪREN
Noun: writing instrument, style.
WRITOL
Adjective: babbling (of water).
WRITSEAX
Noun: style, pen.
WRIÐA
Noun: band, collar, ring; bridle, thong.
WRĪÐAN
1. See (ge)wrīðan (1).
2. See (ge)wrīðan (2).
WRIÐELS
Noun: band, bandage, fillet.
WRIXL
Noun: change, alteration, vicissitude; exchange, interchange; place, stead; loan; return, requital.
WRIXLA
Noun: change, exchange, barter.
WRIXLAN
See (ge)wrixlan.
WRIXLENDLIC
Adjective: mutual.
WRIXLENDLĪCE
Adverb: in turn, one by one, one after the other.
WRIXLUNG

  1954
See (ge)wrixlung.
WROCEN
Noun: Wrekin.
WROEGAN
Verb: to excite, rouse, stir up; to accuse, impeach.
WRŌHT
1. Noun: accusation, blame, fault, reproach; calumny, slander; anger, enmity; contention,
dispute, strife, quarrel; hurt, injury, offence, sin, crime; misery, calamity.
2. Noun: tale-bearer.
WRŌHTBEREND
Noun: accuser.
WRŌHTBORA
Noun: informer, accuser; malicious person, the devil.
WRŌHTDROPA
Noun: criminal bloodshed.
WRŌHTGEORN
Adjective: contentious, quarrelsome.
WRŌHTGETĒME
Noun: series of crimes.
WRŌHTIAN
Verb: to do harm.
WRŌHTLĀC
Noun: slander, calumny.
WRŌHTSĀWERE
Noun: sower of strife.
WRŌHTSCIPE
Noun: crime.
WRŌHTSMIÐ
Noun: evildoer, criminal.
WRŌHTSPITEL
Adjective: slanderous.
WRŌHTSTÆF
Noun: accusation, injury.
WRŌT
Noun: snout, trunk.

  1955
WRŌTAN
Verb: to root up.
WUCDÆG
Noun: day of the week.
WUCÐEGN
Noun: brother in a monastery who performs the duties of an office for a week.
WUCÐĒNUNG
Noun: service which lasts for a week.
WUCU
Noun: week.
WUCUBŌT
Noun: penance lasting a week.
WUCWEORC
Noun: (compulsory) work for a week, work done for the lord by the tenant so many days a
week.
WUDERE
Noun: bearer of wood.
WUDIAN
Verb: to cut wood.
WUDIG
Adjective: woody, full of woods or trees.
WUDIHT
Adjective: thick, forest-like, full of woods or trees.
WUDU
Noun: wood, timber; tree, grove, forest, wood; the Cross, Rood; ship; spear-shaft.
WUDUÆLFEN
Noun: wood-elf or nymph, dryad.
WUDUÆPPEL
Noun: wild apple; crab.
WUDUBǢR
Noun: woodland pasture.
WUDUBǢRE
Adjective: wood-bearing.
WUDUBÆRNETT
Noun: burning of wood.

  1956
WUDUBĀT
Noun: wooden boat or skip.
WUDUBĒAM
Noun: forest tree.
WUDUBEARO
Noun: grove of trees, forest; wood.
WUDUBILL
Noun: hatchet, wood-bill.
WUDUBINDE
1. Noun: woodbine.
2. Noun: bundle of wood or sticks.
WUDUBIOR
Noun: wood-carrier.
WUDUBLǢD
Noun: forest blossom or fruit.
WUDUBRYCG
Noun: wooden bridge.
WUDUBUCCA
Noun: wild buck or goat.
WUDUBYRÐRA
Noun: bearer of wood.
WUDUCERFILLE
Noun: wild chervil, cow-parsley.
WUDUCLǢFRE
Noun: kind of clover.
WUDUCLĀTE
Noun: a plant.
WUDUCOCC
Noun: woodcock.
WUDUCROFT
Noun: croft with trees on it.
WUDUCULFRE
Noun: wood-pigeon.
WUDUCŪNELLE
Noun: wild thyme.

  1957
WUDUCYNN
Noun: aromatic wood.
WUDUDOCCE
Noun: wild dock, sorrel.
WUDUFÆSTEN
Noun: place protected by woods, woodfastness; ship.
WUDUFALD
Noun: fold in a wood.
WUDUFELD
Noun: wooded plain.
WUDUFEOH
Noun: forest-tax.
WUDUFILLE
Noun: wild chervil, cow-parsley.
WUDUFĪN
Noun: pile or heap of wood.
WUDUFUGOL
Noun: forest bird, wild fowl.
WUDUGĀT
Noun: wild goat.
WUDUGEHÆG
Noun: woodland pasture.
WUDUHÆTT
Noun: leafy top.
WUDUHĒAWERE
Noun: hewer of wood, woodcutter.
WUDUHERPAÐ
Noun: public path through a wood.
WUDUHĪEWET
Noun: illegal cutting of wood, fine for so doing.
WUDUHOLT
Noun: grove, forest, wood.
WUDUHONA
Noun: woodcock.
WUDUHUNIG

  1958
Noun: wild honey.
WUDULĀD
Noun: carting wood.
WUDULǢS
Noun: wood pasture.
WUDULAND
Noun: woodland, forest.
WUDULEAHTRIC
Noun: wild lettuce.
WUDULIC
Adjective: woody, wooded; wild.
WUDUMǢR
1. Noun: wood-nymph, Echo.
2. See windumǣr.
WUDUMANN
Noun: woodman.
WUDUMERCE
Noun: wild parsley, wood-mint.
WUDUNG
Noun: cutting wood, right of cutting timber in a wood.
WUDURǢDEN
Noun: wood-regulation, right of cutting timber in a wood.
WUDURĒC
Noun: smoke from a funeral pyre.
WUDURIMA
Noun: border or edge of a wood.
WUDUROFE
Noun: woodruff.
WUDUROSE
Noun: wild rose.
WUDUSNĪTE
Noun: wood-snipe, name of some bird.
WUDUSŪRÆPPEL
Noun: crab-apple.
WUDUSŪRE

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Noun: wood-sorrel.
WUDUTELGA
Noun: branch of a tree.
WUDUTRĒOW
Noun: forest tree.
WUDUÐISTLE
Noun: wood-thistle.
WUDUWA
Noun: widower.
WUDUWALD
Noun: forest, wooded height.
WUDUWANHĀD
Noun: state of a woman who has not a husband, widowhood; chastity.
WUDUWĀSA
Noun: satyr, faun.
WUDUWE
Noun: widow.
WUDUWEARD
Noun: wood-keeper, forester.
WUDUWEAX
Noun: wood-waxen.
WUDUWEAXE
Noun: wood-waxen.
WUDUWĒSTEN
Noun: wild forest or woodland.
WUDUWINDE
Noun: woodbine.
WUDUWYRT
Noun: wild plant.
WUFFINGAS
Noun: patronymic of the royal house of East-Anglia.
WUHHUNG
Noun: rage, fury; madness; (pl.) the Furies.
WULDOR
Noun: honour, glory, splendour; praise, thanks; heaven.

  1960
WULDORBĒACN
Noun: sign of glory.
WULDORBĒAG
Noun: crown of glory; iris of the eye.
WULDORBĒAGIAN
See (ge)wuldorbēagian.
WULDORBLǢD
Noun: glorious success.
WULDORCYNING
Noun: King of Glory, the Deity, God.
WULDORDRĒAM
Noun: heavenly rapture, celestial joy.
WULDORFÆDER
Noun: Glorious Father.
WULDORFÆST
Adjective: glorious.
WULDORFÆSTE
Adverb: gloriously.
WULDORFÆSTLĪCE
Adverb: gloriously.
WULDORFÆSTLICNES
Noun: glory, gloriousness.
WULDORFUL
Adjective: glorious; vainglorious.
WULDORFULLIAN
See (ge)wuldorfullian.
WULDORFULLĪCE
Adverb: gloriously.
WULDORGĀST
Noun: spirit of glory, angel.
WULDORGEFLOGENA
Noun: fugitive from glory, evil spirit, devil.
WULDORGESTEALD
Noun: glorious possessions, realms of glory.
WULDORGEWEORC

  1961
Noun: glorious or wondrous work.
WULDORGIFA
Noun: giver of glory.
WULDORGIFU
Noun: glorious gift, grace.
WULDORGIM
Noun: glorious jewel or gem; the sun.
WULDORGOD
Noun: Glorious God.
WULDORHAMA
Noun: glorious garb.
WULDORHĒAP
Noun: glorious troop or band.
WULDORHELM
Noun: crown of glory.
WULDORLĒAN
Noun: glorious reward.
WULDORLIC
Adjective: glorious.
WULDORLĪCE
Adverb: gloriously.
WULDORMAGA
Noun: heir of heaven.
WULDORMAGO
Noun: heir of heaven, son of glory.
WULDORMICEL
Adjective: magnificent, gloriously great.
WULDORNYTTING
Noun: glorious use or service.
WULDORSANG
Noun: glorious song.
WULDORSPĒD
Noun: glorious wealth or abundance.
WULDORSPĒDIG
Adjective: glorious.

  1962
WULDORTĀN
Noun: glory-twig, plant with medicinal virtues.
WULDORTORHT
Adjective: bright, clear, brilliant, splendid, illustrious.
WULDORÐRYMM
Noun: heavenly glory.
WULDORWEORUD
Noun: heavenly host.
WULDORWORD
Noun: glorious word.
WULDRIAN
See (ge)wuldrian.
WULDRIG
Adjective: glorious.
WULDRUNG
Noun: glorying, boasting.
WULF
Noun: wolf; cruel person, devil.
WULFESCAMB
Noun: wild teasel.
WULFESHĒAFOD
Noun: head of a wolf; outlaw.
WULFESTǢSEL
Noun: (wolf’s) teasel.
WULFHAGA
Noun: enclosure to protect flocks from wolves.
WULFHĒAFODTRĒO
Noun: cross, gallows.
WULFHEORT
Adjective: wolf-hearted, cruel.
WULFHLIÐ
Noun: hillside inhabited by wolves.
WULFHOL
Noun: wolf’s hole or den.
WULFLȲS

  1963
Noun: fleece of wool.
WULFPYTT
Noun: pit for trapping wolves; wolf's hole or lair.
WULFSĒAÐ
Noun: wolf's hole or pit.
WULFSLÆD
Noun: valley of wolves.
WULL
Noun: wool.
WULLCAMB
Noun: wool-comb.
WULLCNOPPA
Noun: tuft of wool, wool on a fleece.
WULLIAN
Verb: to wipe with wool.
WULLMOD
Noun: distaff.
WULLTEWESTRE
Noun: female wool-carder.
WULLUC
Noun: cover, wrapper.
WULLWǢGA
Noun: scales for weighing wool.
WUNA
See (ge)wuna.
WUND
1. Noun: wound, sore, ulcer; wounding, injury.
2. Adjective: wounded, sore.
WUNDEL
Noun: wound, sore.
WUNDENFEAX
Adjective: with twisted or plaited mane.
WUNDENHALS
Adjective: with twisted prow.
WUNDENLOCC

  1964
Adjective: with braided locks.
WUNDENMǢL
Adjective: etched, damascened (of a sword).
WUNDENSTEFNA
Noun: ship with curved or wreathed prow.
WUNDIAN
See (ge)wundian.
WUNDIEND
Noun: vulnerator.
WUNDIHT
Adjective: ulcerous, full of sores.
WUNDLĀC
Noun: wound.
WUNDLIC
Adjective: wounding, that inflicts wounds.
WUNDOR
1. Noun: wonder, marvel, miracle, prodigy, portent; horror, monster.
2. Noun: hostimen.
WUNDORĀGRÆFEN
Adjective: wondrously graven.
WUNDORBĒACEN
Noun: wondrous or strange sign.
WUNDORBEBOD
Noun: strange order or command.
WUNDORBLĒO
Noun: wondrous colour.
WUNDORCLAM
Noun: wondrous bond or clasp.
WUNDORCRÆFT
Noun: miraculous power or skill, great cunning.
WUNDORCRÆFTIGLĪCE
Adverb: with wondrous skill.
WUNDORCYNING
Noun: king of miracles.
WUNDORDǢD

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Noun: wondrous deed.
WUNDORDĒAÐ
Noun: wondrous death.
WUNDOREARDUNG
Noun: wondrous dwelling.
WUNDORFÆT
Noun: wondrous vessel.
WUNDORFUL
Adjective: wonderful, glorious.
WUNDORFULLĪCE
Adverb: wonderfully.
WUNDORGEHWYRFT
Noun: wondrous turn.
WUNDORGIEFU
Noun: wondrous endowment or capacity.
WUNDORHǢLO
Noun: wondrous healing.
WUNDORHŪS
Noun: upper room, solarium.
WUNDORLIC
Adjective: strange, remarkable, wonderful.
WUNDORLĪCE
Adverb: wonderfully.
WUNDORMĀÐM
Noun: wonderful treasure.
WUNDORSĒON
Noun: wonderful sight or spectacle.
WUNDORSMIÐ
Noun: skilled smith.
WUNDORTĀCEN
Noun: miracle, wondrous sign.
WUNDORWEORC
Noun: wondrous work, miracle.
WUNDORWORULD
Noun: wonderful world.

  1966
WUNDORWYRD
Noun: wonderful event or case.
WUNDRIAN
See (ge)wundrian.
WUNDRIGENDLIC
Adjective: expressing wonder or admiration.
WUNDRUM
Adverb: wonderfully, strangely, terribly.
WUNDRUNG
Noun: wonder, admiration, astonishment; spectacle.
WUNDSPRING
Noun: ulcerous wound.
WUNDSWAÐU
Noun: scar.
WUNDWĀCU
Noun: wound, sore.
WUNDWĪTE
Noun: compensation for wounding.
WUNELIC
See (ge)wunelic.
WUNELĪC
Adjective: usual, wonted, accustomed.
WUNENES
Noun: dwelling, habitation; continuance, perseverance.
WUNIAN
Verb: to live, dwell, inhabit, abide, reside; to rest; to exist, stay, be in certain conditions or
circumstances; to remain, continue, last, endure, subsist; to be used to, be wont to, be
accustomed.
WUNIENDLĪCE
Adverb: continually, perpetually.
WUNIGEND
Noun: inhabitant.
WUNSUM
Adjective: joyful, merry; pleasant, winsome, delightful.
WUNUNG

  1967
Noun: dwelling, habitation, place to live in; being, existence, living.
WUNUNGSTŌW
Noun: dwelling-place, habitation.
WURMA
Noun: shell or purple-fish; any dye, woad, purple; plant used for dyeing.
WURME
Noun: purple-fish; any dye, woad, purple; plant used for dyeing.
WURMILLE
Noun: wild marjoram.
WURMSIHTIG
Adjective: purulent.
WURPUL
Noun: that which throws down.
WŪSCBEARN
Noun: little child; beloved or adopted child.
WŪSO
Noun: (dear) little child.
WYLF
Noun: she-wolf.
WYLFEN
1. Adjective: wolfish; fierce.
2. Noun: she-wolf; fury.
WYLLAN
1. Verb: to boil.
2. See willan.
WYLLEBURNE
Noun: spring, bubbling or running stream.
WYLLECÆRSE
Noun: watercress.
WYLLEN
Adjective: woollen, made of wool.
WYLLEWÆTER
Noun: spring water.
WYLLEWEG
Noun: road to a well or spring.

  1968
WYLLFLŌD
Noun: flood, deluge.
WYLLGESPRING
Noun: spring.
WYLLSPRINGE
Noun: spring, source, fountain.
WYLTAN
See (ge)wyltan.
WYLWAN
Verb: to roll, roll together; to join, compound, compose.
WYNBĒAM
Noun: tree of gladness or delight, holy cross.
WYNBURH
Noun: pleasant or delightful town.
WYNCONDEL
Noun: pleasant light; the sun.
WYNDÆG
Noun: day of gladness, joyous time.
WYNDECRÆFT
Noun: art of weaving or embroidery.
WYNDLE
Noun: wound.
WYNDRĒAM
Noun: joyful sound, jubilation.
WYNDRĒAMNES
Noun: jubilation.
WYNELE
Noun: pleasant or gladdening oil.
WYNFÆST
Adjective: joyful, joyous.
WYNGESĪÐ
Noun: pleasant companion.
WYNGRĀF
Noun: pleasant or delightful grove.
WYNLAND

  1969
Noun: pleasant or delightful land.
WYNLĒAS
Adjective: joyless, dreary.
WYNLIC
Adjective: pleasant, agreeable, joyful, delightful; beautiful, charming.
WYNLĪCE
Adverb: pleasantly, delightfully.
WYNLUST
Noun: sensual pleasure.
WYNMǢG
Noun: winsome or beloved maiden.
WYNN
Noun: pleasure, gladness, joy, delight, rapture; the best of a class, pride of its kind; name of the
w-rune.
WYNNUM
Adverb: joyfully, beautifully.
WYNPSALTERIUM
Noun: joyous psalm or psaltery.
WYNRŌD
Noun: blessed cross.
WYNSANG
Noun: joyful or jubilant song.
WYNSTAÐOL
Noun: joyous foundation.
WYNSUM
1. Adjective: pleasant, agreeable, kindly, winsome; merry, joyful, joyous, delightful.
2. Noun: the pleasant.
WYNSUMLIC
See (ge)wynsumlic.
WYNSUMLĪCE
See (ge)wynsumlīce.
WYNSUMMUNG
Noun: joy.
WYNSUMNES

  1970
Noun: pleasantness, agreeableness, loveliness; joyousness, rejoicing, delight, exultation; beauty,
fairness; devotion.
WYNSUMNIAN
Verb: to be joyful, rejoice, exult.
WYNWEROD
Noun: joyous band, chorus.
WYNWYRT
Noun: pleasant plant.
WYRCAN
See (ge)wyrcan.
WYRCEND
Noun: worker, labourer; doer, maker.
WYRCNES
Noun: work, labour, operation; doing, performance of something.
WYRCUNG
Noun: doing, working.
WYRD
1. See (ge)wyrd (1).
2. See (ge)wyrd (2).
3. See weard (2).
WYRDGESCEAP
Noun: decree of fate or fortune.
WYRDGESCEAPUM
Adverb: by chance.
WYRDIG
Adjective: wordy.
WYRDNES
Noun: state, condition.
WYRDSTÆF
Noun: decree of fate.
WYRDWRĪTERE
See (ge)wyrdwrītere.
WYRGAN
1. Verb: to strangle, throttle; to worry.
2. See wiergan.

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WYRGCWEDOL
Adjective: ill-tongued, given to evil speaking or cursing.
WYRGCWEDOLIAN
Verb: to curse, speak evil.
WYRGCWEDOLNES
Noun: cursing.
WYRGCWEÐAN
Verb: to curse.
WYRGED
Noun: the devil, accursed being.
WYRGELNES
Noun: abuse, curse.
WYRGEND
Noun: reviler, evildoer.
WYRGENDE
Adjective: given to cursing.
WYRGNES
1. Noun: abuse, curse.
2. See weargnes.
WYRGÐU
Noun: condemnation, punishmen,t cure, wickedness, evil.
WYRGUNG
Noun: condemnation, curse; banishment.
WYRHT
Noun: doing, work.
WYRHTA
Noun: doer, maker, wright, artificer, producer, fabricator; worker, labourer; creator, author,
artist.
WYRM
1. Noun: reptile, serpent, snake, dragon; insect, worm, mite; poor creature.
2. See wearm.
WYRMǢTE
1. Noun: attack of worms.
2. Adjective: worm-eaten.
WYRMAN

  1972
See (ge)wyrman.
WYRMBASO
Adjective: red, scarlet.
WYRMCYNN
Noun: serpent-kind, sort of serpent.
WYRMFĀH
Adjective: adorned with serpentine ornamentation, damascened.
WYRMGALDERE
Noun: serpent-charmer, sorcerer.
WYRMGEALDOR
Noun: charm against snakes or worms.
WYRMGEARD
Noun: abode or enclosure of serpents.
WYRMGEBLǢD
Noun: swelling or blister from a snake-bite.
WYRMHǢLSERE
Noun: serpent-charmer, sorcerer.
WYRMHĪW
Noun: likeness of a reptile or serpent.
WYRMHORD
Noun: serpent's hoard or treasure.
WYRMING
Noun: warming.
WYRMLĪC
Noun: form of a serpent or worm.
WYRMMELU
Noun: worn-meal.
WYRMRĒAD
Adjective: scarlet, purple.
WYRMSAN
See (ge)wyrmsan.
WYRMSELE
Noun: serpent-hall; hell.
WYRMSHRǢCING
Noun: expectoration of corrupt matter.

  1973
WYRMSIG
See (ge)wyrmsig.
WYRMSLITE
Noun: snake-bite.
WYRMSTEALL
Noun: shelter for cattle.
WYRMSŪTSPĪUNG
Noun: spitting up of matter.
WYRMWYRT
Noun: worm-wort.
WYRP
Noun: throw, cast.
WYRPE
1. Noun: change, revolution; improvement, recovery, relief.
2. See werp.
WYRPEL
Noun: jess, vervel, ring put on a falcon’s leg.
WYRPENDLIC
Adjective: suitable for throwing.
WYRSIAN
Verb: to get worse.
WYRSLIC
Adjective: bad, vile, mean.
WYRT
Noun: plant, vegetable, herb, spice, wort; crop; root.
WYRTBEDD
Noun: bed of herbs.
WYRTBRǢÐ
Noun: fragrance, perfume, aroma, odour.
WYRTCYNN
Noun: species of plant or vegetable.
WYRTCYNREN
Noun: vegetable world, plants, herbs.
WYRTDRENC
Noun: herbal drink, potion, medicine.

  1974
WYRTECEDDRENC
Noun: herbal acid potion.
WYRTEL
Noun: plant.
WYRTFÆT
Noun: scent-bottle.
WYRTFORBOR
Noun: restraint from an action by the operation of herbs.
WYRTGÆLSTRE
Noun: woman who uses herbs for charms.
WYRTGEARD
Noun: kitchen-garden.
WYRTGEMANG
Noun: mixture of herbs, spices; perfume.
WYRTGEMANGNES
Noun: mixture of herbs, spices; perfume.
WYRTIAN
See (ge)wurtian.
WYRTIG
Adjective: full of herbs, garden-like.
WYRTMETE
Noun: dish of herbs, pottage.
WYRTRUM
Noun: root or stock of a plant; root of tooth; origin, beginning, source.
WYRTRUME
Noun: root of a plant or tooth; origin, source, beginning; stock.
WYRTSTENC
Noun: perfume from a plant.
WYRTTRUMIAN
See (ge)wyrttrumian.
WYRTTŪN
Noun: garden.
WYRTTŪNHEGE
Noun: garden enclosure or hedge.
WYRTUNG

  1975
Noun: seasoning with herbs.
WYRTWALA
Noun: root or stock of a plant; source, base, lower part of a hill or wood.
WYRTWALIAN
Verb: to set, plant, root; to root up, eradicate.
WYRTWALU
1. Noun: root, stock; base, lower part.
2. See wyrtwala.
WYRTWEARD
Noun: gardener.
WYRÐAN
Verb: to irrigate with manure.
WYRÐELAND
Noun: land lain fallow or ploughed for the first time; cultivated field.
WYRÐEN
Noun: field.
WYRÐIG
1. Adjective: fitting, worthy, deserved.
2. See worðig.
WYRÐING
Noun: fallow land; cultivated field.
WȲSC
Noun: choice.
WȲSCAN
See (ge)wȳscan.
WYTUMA
1. Noun: paranymph.
2. See wituma.
WYÐÐYDDAN
Verb: to blunt.

  1976
ȲCE
Noun: toad, frog.
ȲDDISC
Noun: possession, property; household stuff, furniture.
YFEL
1. Adjective: ill, bad, wicked, wretched, evil.
2. Noun: ill, misery, wickedness, evil; what is hurtful or grievous.
YFELĀDL
Noun: consumption.
YFELBERENDE
Adjective: bringer of evil tidings.
YFELCUND
Adjective: evil, malignant.
YFELCWEDOLIAN
Verb: to speak ill, curse.
YFELCWEÐAN
Verb: glosses maledicere.
YFELCWEÐENDE
Adjective: evil-speaking.
YFELDǢD
Noun: mischief, injury, misdeed, evil or ill deed, sin.
YFELDǢDA
Noun: evildoer.
YFELDǢDE
Adjective: evil-doing.
YFELDĒMA
Noun: wicked or unjust judge.
YFELDŌND
Noun: evildoer, malefactor.
YFELDŌNDE
Adjective: evil-doing.
YFELDYSIG
Adjective: vain, bad.
YFELFUL
Adjective: wicked, evil, malicious.

1977
YFELGIORNES
Noun: wickedness, evil, malice.
YFELHÆBBENDE
Adjective: ill, sick.
YFELIAN
See (ge)yfelian.
YFELIC
Adjective: bad, rotten, evil; mean, poor, common; foul, ugly.
YFELĪCE
Adverb: meanly, poorly.
YFELLǢRENDE
Adjective: persuading or inciting to evil.
YFELLIBBENDE
Adjective: evil-living.
YFELMYNAN
Verb: to consider wickedly.
YFELNES
Noun: misfortune, ill fortune, wickedness, cruelty, evil, malignity, depravity.
YFELONBECWEÐENDE
Adjective: persuading to evil.
YFELSACEND
Noun: blasphemer.
YFELSACIAN
See (ge)yfelsacian.
YFELSACUNG
Noun: calumny, vituperation, blasphemy.
YFELSÆC
Noun: blasphemy, evil accusation.
YFELSIAN
See (ge)yfelsian.
YFELSŌÐ
Adjective: deplorably true.
YFELSPRǢCE
Adjective: evil-speaking.
YFELSPRECENDE

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Adjective: evil-speaking.
YFELSUNG
Noun: blasphemy.
YFELTIHTEND
Noun: inciter to evil.
YFELTIHTENDE
Adjective: inciting to evil.
YFELWEORC
Noun: evil deed; work of magic.
YFELWIHT
Noun: glosses phantasma.
YFELWILLE
Adjective: envious, malevolent, spiteful.
YFELWILLENDE
Adjective: ill-disposed, wicked, vicious.
YFELWILLENDNES
Noun: wickedness, evil, malice.
YFELWILNIAN
Verb: to desire evil.
YFELWYRCENDE
Adjective: mischievous, hurtful, wicked, noxious, evil-doing.
YFELWYRDE
Adjective: evil-speaking.
YFESDRYPE
Noun: eaves-drop.
YFLE
Adverb: ill, hurtfully, injuriously, badly, evilly; wrongly, improperly, imperfectly.
YFLUNG
Noun: injury, ill-treatment.
ȲFRE
Noun: bank, escarpment.
YLFIG
Adjective: raving, mad.
YLPESBĀN
Noun: ivory.

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YLTWIST
Noun: fowling, catching of birds.
YMBÆRNAN
Verb: to go or travel round.
YMBBERAN
Verb: to surround.
YMBBĪGNES
Noun: bend, sweep, circuit.
YMBBINDAN
Verb: to bind round or about.
YMBCÆFED
Adjective: having embroidered garments.
YMBCÆFIAN
Verb: to embroider round, bedeck.
YMBCEORFAN
Verb: to circumcise.
YMBCEORFNES
Noun: circumcision.
YMBCERR
Noun: going, migration; moving, removal, stirring, turning about; trickery, tergiversation.
YMBCLYCCAN
Verb: to enclose.
YMBCLYPPAN
Verb: to embrace, clasp.
YMBCLYPPING
Noun: embrace.
YMBCYME
Noun: assembly, convention.
YMBCYRRAN
Verb: to turn round or about, revolve round, make the circuit of; to turn away, avert; to
change, overturn; to move, stir.
YMBDŌN
Verb: to encompass, put round.
YMBE

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1. Adposition: around, about, at, upon, near, along; (of time) after, before; by, in regard to,
concerning, on account of, owing to.
2. Noun: swarm of bees.
3. Adverb: (of place) around, about, at, upon, near, along; (of time) about, at, after, before;
(causal, etc.) about, in regard to, concerning, on account of, owing to.
YMBEAHT
Noun: collatio.
YMBEARDIAN
Verb: to dwell round.
YMBEARDIENDRA
Noun: glosses circumhabitantium.
YMBEARDUNG
Noun: dwelling around.
YMBEBǢTAN
Verb: to restrain, curb.
YMBESPRǢC
Noun: talk, remark, criticism.
YMBEÐANC
Noun: thought, consideration, reflection, attention.
YMBFÆR
Noun: journey or going round, circuit.
YMBFÆRELD
Noun: journey or going round, circuit.
YMBFÆSTNES
Noun: enclosure.
YMBFÆSTNUNG
Noun: monument, tomb.
YMBFÆÐMIAN
Verb: to embrace, clasp.
YMBFARAN
Verb: to surround; to travel round.
YMBFARU
Noun: circuit.
YMBFENG
Noun: cover, envelope.

1981
YMBFĒRAN
Verb: to go or journey round or about, surround.
YMBFŌN
Verb: to surround, encompass, embrace, envelope; to seize, grasp, clasp; to conceive, comprehend.
YMBFRÆTEWIAN
Verb: to decorate, deck round, surround with ornament.
YMBGĀN
Verb: to surround, go round; to go about or through.
YMBGANG
Noun: going about or round, circuit, circumference; bend, winding course.
YMBGANGAN
Verb: to surround, encompass, go round; to go about or through.
YMBGEARWIAN
Verb: to clothe, dress.
YMBGEDELF
Noun: digging round or about.
YMBGEFRÆTWIAN
Verb: to decorate, deck round.
YMBGERĒNODE
Adjective: glosses circumornatae.
YMBGESETT
Adjective: neighbouring, placed round about.
YMBGESETTAN
Verb: to set round, surround, encompass, beset; to plant.
YMBGYRDAN
Verb: to surround, encompass, enclose, encircle, gird about.
YMBHABBAN
Verb: to surround, encompass; to include, contain; to hold, detain.
YMBHAGA
Noun: enclosure for bees.
YMBHAMMEN
Adjective: surrounded, covered.
YMBHEALDAN
Verb: to encompass.
YMBHĒAPIAN

1982
Verb: to crowd about.
YMBHEGIAN
Verb: to surround, hedge round.
YMBHLENNAN
Verb: to surround, crowd about.
YMBHOGA
Noun: consideration, care, solicitude, anxiety.
YMBHOGIAN
Verb: to exercise the mind, be anxious about or solicitous.
YMBHŌN
Verb: to surround; to clothe, deck, drape.
YMBHRINGAN
Verb: to surround, encompass, fence round; to wind round.
YMBHRINGEND
Noun: attendant, one of a suite; surrounder.
YMBHWEORFAN
Verb: to go or turn round, revolve, encompass; to be occupied with, attend to, go about a
business, tend; to cultivate.
YMBHWEORFNES
Noun: change, alteration, revolution.
YMBHWYRFT
Noun: turn, rotation, revolution; circle, circuit, orbit, extent; the earth, world, globe; region,
district; attention; cultivation.
YMBHYCGAN
Verb: to consider, think about.
YMBHȲDIG
Adjective: careful, solicitous, attentive, anxious; needing attention, suspicious.
YMBHȲDIGLIC
Adjective: careful, solicitous, sedulous, anxious.
YMBHȲDIGLĪCE
Adverb: carefully, sedulously.
YMBHȲDIGNES
Noun: care, solicitude, anxiety.
YMBHYGD
Noun: care, anxiety.

1983
YMBHȲPAN
Verb: to press round, surround in crowds, assail.
YMBHȲWUNG
Noun: circumcision.
YMBIERNAN
Verb: to surround, go or run round.
YMBLǢDAN
Verb: to lead round or about.
YMBLǢRIGIAN
Verb: to surround, encompass, provide with a rim.
YMBLICGAN
Verb: to surround, encompass, enclose; to lie about or along.
YMBLĪÐAN
Verb: to sail round, circumnavigate.
YMBLŌCIAN
Verb: to look round.
YMBLOFIAN
Verb: to praise.
YMBLYT
Noun: circle, circumference, circuit.
YMBREN
Noun: Ember-tide.
YMBRENDÆG
Noun: Ember-day.
YMBRENFÆSTEN
Noun: fast of the Ember-days.
YMBRENWUCE
Noun: Ember-week.
YMBRYNE
Noun: course, circuit, revolution; period, lapse or course of time, anniversary.
YMBSǢLAN
Verb: to bind or tie round.
YMBSCĒAWIAN
Verb: to behold, look round.
YMBSCĒAWIENDLĪCE

1984
Adverb: circumspectly.
YMBSCĒAWUNG
Noun: beholding, looking around.
YMBSCĪNAN
Verb: to shine round, surround with brightness.
YMBSCRĪÐAN
Verb: to revolve about, go round.
YMBSCRȲDAN
Verb: to clothe.
YMBSCŪWAN
Verb: to defend, screen.
YMBSELLAN
Verb: to surround, enclose, beset; to endue, clothe.
YMBSĒON
1. Verb: to behold, look round.
2. Noun: beholding, regard.
YMBSET
Noun: siege, blockade.
YMBSETENNES
Noun: besieging, siege.
YMBSETNUNG
Noun: sedition; siege.
YMBSETT
Adjective: neighbouring.
YMBSETTAN
Verb: to surround, set round, encompass, beset; to plant with something.
YMBSEWEN
Adjective: circumspect.
YMBSIERWAN
Verb: to plot, design, deliberate about an evil deed; to lay in wait for.
YMBSITTAN
Verb: to surround, set round, besiege, be around or neighbouring; to reflect upon; to invest, sit at
council, be engaged about.
YMBSITTEND
Noun: neighbour, one living near.

1985
YMBSMĒAGUNG
Noun: consideration.
YMBSNIDENNES
Noun: circumcision.
YMBSNĪÐAN
Verb: to circumcise.
YMBSPÆNNING
Noun: allurement, enticement.
YMBSPANNAN
Verb: to embrace, span or clasp round.
YMBSPRǢC
Noun: talk, comment, conversation, speech about a subject; criticism.
YMBSPRǢCE
Adjective: spoken or talked about, well known.
YMBSPRECAN
Verb: to speak about.
YMBSTANDAN
Verb: to stand about or around; to surround.
YMBSTANDEND
Noun: bystander.
YMBSTANDENNES
Noun: encompassing; guardianship.
YMBSTOCC
Noun: stump with a swarm of bees in it.
YMBSTRĪCAN
Verb: to smooth or rub round.
YMBSTYRIAN
Verb: to stir about, overturn, upset.
YMBSWǢPE
Noun: digression, roundabout way.
YMBSWĀPAN
Verb: to round, environ, sweep; to clothe, envelop, wrap round.
YMBSWĪFAN
Verb: to revolve round.
YMBTRYMIAN

1986
Verb: to surround; to protect, fortify, support.
YMBTRYMMING
Noun: fence, fortification, fortress.
YMBTȲNAN
Verb: to surround, enclose, hedge round.
YMBTYRNAN
Verb: to turn round; to surround.
YMBÐEAHTIAN
Verb: to consider, deliberate; to reflect.
YMBÐENCAN
Verb: to consider, think about; to be anxious for.
YMBÐREODIAN
Verb: to think about, deliberate.
YMBÐREODUNG
Noun: consideration, deliberation.
YMBÐRINGAN
Verb: to surround, throng about, crowd or press round.
YMBŪTAN
1. Adposition: around, about, concerning; outside, beyond.
2. Adverb: about, around, outside, beyond.
YMBWǢFAN
Verb: to clothe, wrap round.
YMBWÆRIAN
Verb: to turn (oneself) about, turn towards.
YMBWEAXAN
Verb: to surround, grow round.
YMBWENDAN
Verb: to move, change, convert, turn round; to avert, turn away.
YMBWENDING
Noun: glosses vegetatio.
YMBWENDUNG
Noun: reviving; behaviour.
YMBWEORPAN
Verb: to surround, throw round.
YMBWESAN

1987
Verb: to be employed about.
YMBWĪCIAN
Verb: to encamp about (a place).
YMBWĪCIGAN
Verb: to surround, beleaguer.
YMBWINDAN
Verb: to encompass, hold, clasp round, wind round.
YMBWLĀTEND
Noun: observer, spectator.
YMBWLĀTIAN
Verb: to look about, observe, contemplate.
YMBWLĀTUNG
Noun: look, viewing, regard, contemplation.
YMBWRĒON
Verb: to enwrap.
YMBWRĪTAN
Verb: to circumscribe, score or cut round.
YMBWYRCAN
Verb: to hedge in; to weave.
YMEL
Noun: canker-worm, beetle, weevil, mite, caterpillar.
YMELE
Noun: scroll, leaf of paper.
YMEN
Noun: hymn, sacred song.
YMENBŌC
Noun: book of hymns.
YMENSANG
Noun: hymn.
YMENSINGENDE
Adjective: singing hymns.
YMESĒNE
Adjective: blind, sightless.
YMNERE
Noun: book of hymns.

1988
YNCE
Noun: inch.
YNDSE
Noun: ounce, piece of money, shekel (Jewish money).
YNNELĒAC
Noun: onion.
YPPAN
See (ge)yppan.
YPPE
1. Noun: raised place, stage, platform, tribune, high seat; upper room.
2. Adjective: known, disclosed, manifest, evident.
YPPING
Noun: manifestation; extent, accumulation, expanse.
YPPINGĪREN
Noun: manifestation; extent, accumulation, expanse; name of some tool, crowbar.
YPPLEN
Noun: top, summit, height.
ȲR
1. Noun: name of the rune for y; bow; gold; horn.
2. Noun: back of axe.
ȲRE
1. Noun: coin of Danish origin.
2. See ȳr (1).
3. See ȳr (2).
YRFAN
Verb: to inherit; to leave (by will); to honour with a funeral feast.
YRFCWEALM
Noun: murrain.
YRFEBĒC
Noun: will, testament.
YRFEFLIT
Noun: dispute about inheritance.
YRFEFYRST
Noun: legal formality or delay before entering on an inheritance.
YRFEGEDĀL

1989
Noun: division of an inheritance or property.
YRFEGEWRIT
Noun: will, testament, writing concerning an inheritance, charter of donation.
YRFEHAND
Noun: administrator, one who manages the estate of a deceased person; natural successor.
YRFELĀF
Noun: inheritance, bequest; heir; hereditary relic, heirloom.
YRFELAND
Noun: inherited land.
YRFELĒAS
Adjective: unstocked, unprovided with cattle.
YRFENUMA
Noun: successor, heir.
YRFESTŌL
Noun: home; hereditary seat.
YRFEWEARD
Noun: possessor of a property, guardian of an inheritance; heir, son.
YRFEWEARDIAN
See (ge)yrfeweardian.
YRFEWEARDNES
Noun: inheritance.
YRFEWEARDWRĪTERE
Noun: will writer, testator.
YRFEWRĪTEND
Noun: will writer, testator.
YRSEBIN
Noun: iron box.
YRÐ
Noun: ploughing, tilling; crop; ploughed land.
YRÐLAND
Noun: arable land.
YRÐLING
Noun: farmer, husbandman, ploughman; the name of a bird, cuckoo, wagtail.
YRÐMEARC
Noun: boundary of ploughed or arable land.

1990
YSL
1. Noun: spark, cinder, ash, ember.
2. See esol.
YSLENDE
Adjective: glowing; sending forth sparks.
YSOPE
Noun: hyssop.
ȲST
Noun: storm, tempest, hurricane, whirlwind; surge, rough water.
ȲSTAN
Verb: to storm, rage; to be stormy.
ȲSTENDE
Adjective: ferventis (ocean).
ȲSTIG
Adjective: stormy, tempestuous.
ȲTAN
1. Verb: to expel, banish, drive or put out; to squander, dissipate; to alienate, give away.
2. See ūtan.
ȲTEND
Noun: devastator, destroyer; waster.
YTEREN
Adjective: made of otter-skin.
ȲTING
Noun: outing, being out, journey.
ȲÐ
1. Noun: liquid, water, sea, flood; wave, billow.
2. See ēaðe (1).
3. See ēaðe (2).
ȲÐAN
Verb: to flow, overflow, fluctuate, wave, surge; to roll, toss; to roar, rage; to be filled.
ȲÐBORD
Noun: ship; ship’s side.
ȲÐFARU
Noun: wave-course, sea, flood.
ȲÐGEBLAND

1991
Noun: tossing waves, surge.
ȲÐGEWINN
Noun: wave-strife, billows.
ȲÐGIAN
Verb: to flow, fluctuate, surge; to rage, roar.
ȲÐHENGEST
Noun: wave-steed or horse; ship.
ȲÐHOF
Noun: ship, vessel, water-dwelling.
ȲÐIG
Adjective: fluctuating, billowy, stormy.
ȲÐLĀD
Noun: sea-voyage.
ȲÐLĀF
Noun: sand, shore, beach.
ȲÐLID
Noun: ship, vessel.
ȲÐLIDA
Noun: wave-traverser, ship.
ȲÐMEARH
Noun: sea-horse, wave-steed; ship.
ȲÐMERE
Noun: ocean of waves; billowy main.
ȲÐUNG
Noun: agitation, fluctuation, commotion; inundation, overflowing.
ȲÐWŌRIGENDE
Adjective: wave-wandering.

1992