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ā av., ō N., W. always, ever; at all. ne … a never; not at all, not. ā on ecnesse, ā būton ende for ever and ever || of space, continuously: ā oþ wa. all the way to … [āwa]. ∞ ^ā$

~brēmende ever-celebrating. ∞ ^ābrēmende$

~libbende everlasting. ∞ ^ālibbende$

~wunigende continual. ∞ ^āwunigende$

a-, ā- occ. = æ̂-, on-. ∞ ^a$ ^on$

aæþan = āīeþan. ∞ ^aæþan$

ab = ōwębb woof. ∞ ^ab$

abacan (a·bacan) 2 bake. ∞ ^abacan$

abǣdan (a·bǣdan) force out, extract (oil by pressure); force away, ward off (death); obtain by force, exact. ∞ ^abǣdan$

ābæligan = ābięlgan. ∞ ^ābæligan$

ābǣran (ā·bǣran) disclose, reveal. ∞ ^ābǣran$

abære = æ̂bæ̂re. ∞ ^abære$

abærnan tr. burn = on-. ∞ ^abærnan$

abal = afol. ∞ ^abal$

abannan (a·bannan) I summon, command — ~ ūt call out (the militia); proclaim. ∞ ^abannan$

abarian (a·barian), ābor-, disclose, make public [bær]. ∞ ^abarian$

abbod m. abbot [Lt. abbatem]. ∞ ^abbod$

~dom m., ~had m., ~rīce n. dignity or rule of an abbot, abbacy. ∞ ^abboddom$

~isse f. abbess. ∞ ^abbodisse$

ābēatan (ā·bēatan) I beat to pieces; beat; beat down, make to fall. ∞ ^ābēatan$

ābēcēdē (n.) alphabet. ∞ ^ābēcēdē$

ābedecian (ā·bedecian)*, ābeþ- get by begging or asking. ∞ ^ābedecian$

ābelgan (ā·belgan) 3 w. d. or a. anger, irritate, offend, injure — ābolgen wesan or weorþan || wd. be angry or offended (with). ∞ ^ābelgan$

ābēodan (ā·bēodan) 7 wda. announce, state | offer w. sbj. | command; summon — ūt~ call out (militia). | appoint (festival) | — hǣelo ~ wd. wish good luck, greet, take leave of. ∞ ^ābēodan$

ābēowan (ā·bēowan) = ābīewan. ∞ ^ābēowan$

āberan (ā·ber|an) 4 carry with effort; endure, suffer; rfl. restrain oneself, (not) know what to do; take upon oneself, put up with | take away, remove | ūp~ raise, lift up | reveal, make known. ∞ ^āberan$

~endlic endurable. ∞ ^āberendlic$

ābęred (ā·bęred), once -rd, cunning. ∞ ^ābęred$

āberstan (ā·berstan) 3 intr. force one's way out; burst out, appear, often w. ūt; escape w. fram. ∞ ^āberstan$

abeþecian = abed-. ∞ ^abeþecian$

ābīdan (ā·bīd|an) 6 remain; remain alive, be spared; remain behind | wait, wait patiently; wg. wait for, await, expect; experience. ∞ ^ābīdan$

~ung f. waiting. ∞ ^ābidung$

ābiddan (ā·biddan) 5 wa., w. sbj. and æt (him) request, pray for | obtain (by prayer or request). ∞ ^ābiddan$

ābiegan (ā·bieg|an) bend tr.; subdue; convert. ∞ ^ābiegan$

~endlic flexible. ∞ ^ābiegendlic$

ābięlgan (ā·bięlgan)*, y, abæligan make angry, offend [belgan]. ∞ ^ābięlgan$

ābiernan (ā·biernan) 3 burn intr. ∞ ^ābiernan$

ābiewan (ā·biewan)*, ȳ, ēo rub, polish; purify; adorn. ∞ ^ābiewan$

ābifian (ā·bifian), eo tremble. ∞ ^ābifian$

ābītan (ā·bītan) 6 bite (to death) ; devour, eat ; wg. taste, partake of. ∞ ^ābītan$

ābiterian (ā·biterian) become bitter. ∞ ^ābiterian$

āblācian (ā·blācian), ~od bēon become pale or pallid. ∞ ^āblācian$

āblǣcan (ā·blǣc|an) make pale, whiten. ∞ ^āblǣcan$

~nes f. paleness, gloom = æ̂-. ∞ ^āblǣcnes$

~ung f. paleness, pallor. ∞ ^āblǣcung$

āblæ̂st (ā·blæ̂st) with strong blast (of flame). ∞ ^āblæst$

āblāwan (ā·blāwan) I tr. blow (trumpet); breathe: God him on-ābleow gast. ∞ ^āblāwan$

āblęndan (ā·blęndan) blind; delude, deceive. ∞ ^āblęndan$

āblēred (ā·blēred) ptc. bare, uncovered (neck) [blēre]. ∞ ^āblēred$

āblīcan (ā·blīcan) 6 shine (forth), appear, be bright — ic bēo āblicen dealbabor. ∞ ^āblīcan$

āblinnan (a·blinn|an) 3 intr. cease ; desist (from) w.g. fram. ∞ ^āblinnan$

~ednes, ~endnes f. cessation, interruption. ∞ ^ablinnednes$ ^ablinnendnes$

āblissian (ā·blissian) make glad, please. ∞ ^āblissian$

āblycgan (ā·blycg|an) grow pale || strike with consternation, amaze, esp. in ptc. ~ed. ∞ ^āblycgan$

āblysian (ā·blys|ian) blush, be ashamed. ∞ ^āblysian$

~ung f. blushing, shame. ∞ ^āblysung$

ābolgennes (ā·bolgennes) f. irritation [ābelgan]. ∞ ^ābolgennes$

āborian = ābarian disclose. ∞ ^āborian$

āborgian (ā·borgian) be security for wa.; borrow w. æt. ∞ ^āborgian$

ābracian (ā·brac|ian) ~od engraved in relief. ∞ ^ābracian$

ābrǣdan (ā·brǣdan) dilate, stretch out. ∞ ^ābrǣdan$

ābraslian (ā·braslian) intr. (re)sound. ∞ ^ābraslian$

ābrecan (ā·brecan) 4 break through or down (wall); take (fortress); break (command) || intr. force one's way (into), break away (from). ∞ ^ābrecan$

ābredwian (ā·bredwian) destroy, kill. ∞ ^ābredwian$

ābrēgan (ā·brēgan) terrify. ∞ ^ābrēgan$

ābregdan (ā·bregdan), -edan 3 tr. move quickly, snatch, draw sword, ūp~ raise; ~ of, fram remove, take away || intr. start up, awake. ∞ ^ābregdan$

ābrēmende, under ā. ∞ ^ābrēmende$

ābrēotan (ā·brēot|an) 7, also wk., prt. -ēat, -ēot, -ēotte destroy. ∞ ^ābrēotan$ ^ābreat$ ^ābreot$ ^ābreotte$

~nes f. extermination. ∞ ^ābrēotnes$

ābrēoþan (ā·brēoþan) 7, prt. pl. -uþon deteriorate ; prove untrustworthy, fail; hit ābrēaþ, hē ābrēaþ æt þære þearfe; perish, come to an end. ptc. -oþen degenerate, worthless || tr., prt. -ēodde, destroy M. ∞ ^ābrēoþan$

abrerdan = onbryrdan. ∞ ^abrerdan$

ābrīetan (ā·brīetan)*, ȳ, A. ēo destroy. Cp. ābrēotan. ∞ ^ābrīetan$ ^ābrytan$

ābroþen (ā·broþen) ptc. of ābrēoþan. ∞ ^ābroþen$

~nes f. degeneracy, cowardice. ∞ ^ābroþennes$

ābufan (ā·bufan) av. above vL. [ = onbufan]. ∞ ^ābufan$

ābūgan (ā·būgan) 7 intr. bend, be bent ; bow down ; incline | turn (to or from), withdraw | wd. submit (to), do homage. ∞ ^ābūgan$

ābūtan = onbūtan. ∞ ^ābūtan$

ābycgan (ā·bycgan) buy ; requite ; redeem | perform (oath). ∞ ^ābycgan$

ābyffan (ā·byffan) mutter. ∞ ^ābyffan$

ābylg-, see æ̂bylg-. ∞ ^ābylg$

ābysgian (ā·bysg|ian), i occupy, trouble, engross (the mind) : ~od on, mid || intr. ~ on engage in, undertake. ∞ ^ābysgian$ ^ābisgian$

~ung f. occupation. ∞ ^ābysgung$

ac, ā, A. ah I. cj. but ; and. II. av. interr. A. numquid — ah-ne nonne. ∞ ^ac$ ^ā$ ^āh$

āc f., d., nom. pl. ǣc, g. āce, ld. āc oak; † ship of oak || m. the Runic letter a. ∞ ^āc$

~bēam m. oak-tree. ∞ ^ācbēam$

~cynn n. kind of oak. ∞ ^āccynn$

~dręnc vi. drink made from acorns (?). ∞ ^ācdręnc$

~lēaf n. oak-leaf. ∞ ^āclēaf$

~melo n. acorn-meal. ∞ ^ācmelo$

~mistel m. oak mistletoe. ∞ ^ācmistel$

~rind f. oak-bark. ∞ ^ācrind$

~treow n. oak-tree. ∞ ^āctreow$

aclæc (ac-læc) = āg-lāc. ∞ ^aclæc$

acan 2 ache. ∞ ^acan$

ācǣglian (ā·cǣgl|ian) — ~od serrated (back). ∞ ^ācǣglian$

ācalan (ā·calan) 2 become cold. ∞ ^ācalan$

accent m. accent [Lt. accentus]. ∞ ^accent$

ācealdian (ā·cealdian) become cold. ∞ ^ācealdian$

ācēlan (ā·cēlan) tr. cool ; quiet. ∞ ^ācēlan$

ācelma, see æ̂c-. ∞ ^ācelma$

ācen = ǣcen. ∞ ^ācen$

ācęnnan (ā·cęnn|an) bear (child) : hē wæs ~ed of hire; produce (result). ∞ ^ācęnnan$

~ed born, (his) own (child). ∞ ^ācęnned$

~edlic native Gl. ∞ ^ācęnnedlic$

~ednes, E. ācęnnes f. birth. ∞ ^ācęnnednes$

āceocian (ā·ceoc|ian), -coc- tr. choke (to death) || intr. burn itself out (of fire). ∞ ^āceocian$

~ung f. 'choking up,' ruminating. ∞ ^āceocung$

āceorfan (ā·ceorfan) 3 cut (off head, down tree). ∞ ^āceorfan$

ācēosan (ā·cēosan) 7 choose, pick out — acoren Gode chosen in the sight of (by) God. ∞ ^ācēosan$

ācīegan (ā·cīegan) call forth, summon. ∞ ^ācīegan$

ācięrran (ā·cięrr|an) tr. turn ; turn aside || intr. turn, go; return. ∞ ^ācięrran$

~ednes f. turning away, apostasy, revolt. ∞ ^ācięrrednes$

āclian terrify [ācol]. ∞ ^āclian$

āclǣnsian (ā·clǣnsian) purify w. fram. ∞ ^āclǣnsian$

āclēofan (ā·clēofan) 7 tr. split. ∞ ^āclēofan$

āclingan (ā·clingan) 3 — ptc. aclungen contracted. ∞ ^āclingan$

āclipian (ā·clipian), eo call forth, summon. ∞ ^āclipian$

ācofrian (ā·cofrian) intr. recover (from illness). ∞ ^ācofrian$

ācol, ā †, ~mōd terrified, excited. ∞ ^ācol$ ^ācolmōd$

ge~mōdian terrify, dispirit. ∞ ^geācolmōdian$

ācōlian (ā·cōlian) become cool or cold. ∞ ^ācōlian$

acolitus m. light-bearer (in church) [lLt. acolythus]. ∞ ^acolitus$

ācoren (ā·coren) ptc. of ācēosan, chosen. ∞ ^ācoren$

~lic eligible, estimable. ∞ ^ācorenlic$

ācostnian (ā·costnian) try, test. ∞ ^ācostnian$

ācræftan (ā·cræftan) devise (plan). ∞ ^ācræftan$

ācrammian (ā·crammian) cram. ∞ ^ācrammian$

ācrēopian (ā·crēop|ian) creep, crawl — wyrmum ~ed swarming with worms. ∞ ^ācrēopian$

ācrimman (ā·crimman) 3 cram, stuff. ∞ ^ācrimman$

ācsian = āscian. ∞ ^ācsian$

ācuman (ā·cum|an) 4 come ; descend (from ancestor) : eal mancyn þe him of-ācōm || tr. endure, withstand (temptation). ∞ ^ācuman$

~endlic endurable. ∞ ^ācumendlic$

~endlicnes f. possibility Gl. ∞ ^ācumendlicnes$

ācumba (ā-cumba) m. -e f. æ̂-, ācuma oakum, tow ; ashes of the same clippings, prunings [cęmban]. ∞ ^ācumba$

ācunnian (ā·cunnian) test, try, find out; experience: ~ on me selfum. ∞ ^ācunnian$

acustan accuse lM. ∞ ^acustan$

ācwacian (ā·cwacian) tremble. ∞ ^ācwacian$

ācwęccan (ā·cwęccan) shake tr. and intr. ∞ ^ācwęccan$

ācwęlan (ā·cwęlan) 4 die, perish. ∞ ^ācwęlan$

ācwęllan (ā·cwęllan) kill, destroy. ∞ ^ācwęllan$

ācwęncan (ā·cwęncan) extinguish (fire, light). ∞ ^ācwęncan$

ācweorna, L. ācwern m. squirrel. ∞ ^ācweorna$

ācweorran (ā·cweorran) 3 — ācworren surfeited, crapulatus. Cp. mętecweorra. ∞ ^ācweorran$

ācweþan (ā·cweþan) 5 say: ~ hine fram reject. ∞ ^ācweþan$

ācwician (ā·cwician), āc(w)ucian revive tr. and intr., come to life again (of the dead). ∞ ^ācwician$ ^ācwucian$ ^ācucian$

ācwięlman (ā·cwięlman) kill. ∞ ^ācwięlman$

ācwīnan (ā·cwīnan) 6 dwindle, become extinct (of fire). ∞ ^ācwīnan$

ācwincan (ā·cwincan) 3 be extinguished (of fire, light); be eclipsed (of moon); vanish. ∞ ^ācwincan$

ācȳþan (ā·cȳþan) make known, show, reveal; proclaim, announce; prove, confirm. ∞ ^ācȳþan$

ād m. heap; funeral pile | fire, flame. ∞ ^ād$

~faru † f. funeral procession. ∞ ^ādfaru$

~fȳr † n., -līeg † m. pile-fire. ∞ ^ādfȳr$

~lama † m. one crippled by fire, demon. ∞ ^ādlama$

ādǣlan (ā·dǣlan) separate, part. ∞ ^ādǣlan$

ādēadian (ā·dēadian) become dead or torpid, decay. ∞ ^ādēadian$

ādēafian (ā·dēaf|ian) become deaf. ∞ ^ādēafian$

~ung f. becoming deaf. ∞ ^ādēafung$

adela (adel|a) m. putrid mud, filth. ∞ ^adela$

~iht muddy, filthy. ∞ ^adeliht$

~seaþ m. cesspool, sewer. ∞ ^adelseaþ$

ādelfan (ā·delfan) 3 dig (pit, grave). ∞ ^ādelfan$

ādēman (ā·dēman) decree: ~ hine fram d. deprive of || try, afflict. ∞ ^ādēman$

ādeorcian (ā·deorc|ian), ~od wesan become dim or tarnished; be eclipsed (of moon). ∞ ^ādeorcian$

ades (ades|a) m., ~e f., ads- adze. ∞ ^ades$

ādīedan (ā·dīedan) put to death, destroy — ptc. ādīedd dead. ∞ ^ādīedan$

ādīefan (ā·dīefan) deafen, surpass in sound [dēaf]. ∞ ^ādīefan$

ādihtan (ā·dihtan) compose, write. ∞ ^ādihtan$

ādihtian (ā·dihtian) arrange, decree. ∞ ^ādihtian$

ādīlgian (ā·dīl(e)gian), L. ȳ destroy, do away with, annihilate, || erase. ∞ ^ādīlgian$ ^ādīlegian$

ādimmian (ā·dimm|ian), ~od wesan become dim; lose clearness of sight (of eyes). ∞ ^ādimmian$

ādl, A. āld f. disease. ∞ ^ādl$

~ig diseased, ill. ∞ ^ādlig$

~þracu † virulence of disease. ∞ ^ādlþracu$

~wērig † weary with illness. ∞ ^ādlwērig$

ādlian (ādl|ian) be sick, be ill, become infirm or weak. ptc. geādlod sick (person). ∞ ^ādlian$

~ung f. illness. ∞ ^ādlung$

ādōn (ā·dōn) vb. take away, send away || destroy || put : þanon ~ remove, ~ of expel, deliver. ∞ ^ādōn$

adrædan = ondræ̂dan. ∞ ^adrædan$

ādrǣfan (ā·drǣfan) drive away, expel. ∞ ^ādrǣfan$

ādragan (ā·dragan) 2 draw (sword). ∞ ^ādragan$

adreminte f. feverfew. ∞ ^adreminte$

ādręncan (ā·dręncan) drown, immerse. ∞ ^ādręncan$

ādrēogan (ā·drēog|an) 7 perform, practice ; pass (life, the night) | endure, suffer | tolerate, put up with. ∞ ^ādrēogan$

~endlic endurable. ∞ ^ādrēogendlic$

ādrēopan (ā·drēopan) 7 drip, drop. ∞ ^ādrēopan$

ādrēosan (ā·drēosan) 7 fall || be diminished, fail. ∞ ^ādrēosan$

ādrīegan (ā·drīegan) endure [drēogan]. ∞ ^ādrīegan$

ādrifan (ā·drifan) 6 drive away or out, drive, — pursue ~ spor follow track ; ~ ford mid pilum stake ford with piles. ptc. ādrifen engraved, embossed. ∞ ^ādrifan$

ādrincan (ā·drincan) 3 be drowned ; be quenched by water (of fire). ∞ ^ādrincan$

ādrugian (ā·drugian), -ūwian dry up intr. ∞ ^ādrugian$

ādrȳgan (ā·drȳgan) cause to dry up (well, sea); wipe dry. ∞ ^ādrȳgan$

ādumbian (ā·dumbian) become silent, dumb. ∞ ^ādumbian$

adun- = ofdūn-. ∞ ^adun$

adustrigan = andūstrigan. ∞ ^adustrigan$

ādwǣscan (ā·dwǣscan) extinguish (fire, light) ; destroy (enemies). ∞ ^ādwǣscan$

ādwęllan (ā·dwęllan), -ęlian, prt. -ealde lead into error, seduce (from God). ∞ ^ādwęllan$

ādwīnan (ā·dwīnan) 6 dwindle, waste away, disappear. ∞ ^ādwīnan$

ādysgian (ā·dysg|ian), ~od wesan become foolish. ∞ ^ādysgian$

ǣ, ǣw f. g. etc. ǣ(we) divine law; scripture, book of the Bible ; religion ; rite, religious ceremony | human law — buton ǣ outlaw ; custom | marriage | wife | life † once. In lW. there is a tendency to restrict the form ǣw to the meaning 'marriage.' ∞ ^ǣ$ ^ǣw$ ^ǣwe$

~bebod n. commandment. ∞ ^ǣbebod$

~bōc f. book of the law. ∞ ^ǣbōc$

~boda m. preacher. ∞ ^ǣboda$

~bræ̂ce law-breaking ; adulterous. ∞ ^ǣbræce$

~breca, -y- m. adulterer. ∞ ^ǣbreca$ ^ǣbryca$

~brucol sacrilegious. ∞ ^ǣbrucol$

~bryce m. adultery. ∞ ^ǣbryce$

~cræft m. skill in law. ∞ ^ǣcræft$

~cræftig skilled in law. ∞ ^ǣcræftig$

~fæst pious | married. ∞ ^ǣfæst$

~fæstlīce av. piously. ∞ ^ǣfæstlīce$

~fæsten n. legal or public fast. ∞ ^ǣfæsten$

~fæstnes f. piety ; religious creed, religion. ∞ ^ǣfæstnes$

~fręmmende pious. ∞ ^ǣfręmmende$

~fyllende pious. ∞ ^ǣfyllende$

~glēaw learned in the law. ∞ ^ǣglēaw$

~lǣdend m. lawgiver (!). ∞ ^ǣlǣdend$

~lǣrend m. teacher of the law. ∞ ^ǣlǣrend$

~lagol law-giving. ∞ ^ǣlagol$

~lic of the law, lawful. ∞ ^ǣlic$

~līce av. lawfully. ∞ ^ǣlīce$

~riht n. code of law. ∞ ^ǣriht$

~sęllend m. lawgiver. ∞ ^ǣsęllend$

~swice m. violation of God's law ; adultery (?). ∞ ^ǣswice$

~we-weard m. priest. ∞ ^ǣweweard$

~wita m. lawyer, councillor. ∞ ^ǣwita$

~wrītere m. law-giver. ∞ ^ǣwrītere$

āeargian (ā·eargian) become cowardly. ∞ ^āeargian$

æ̂bæ̂re (æ̂-bæ̂re), ā-, -ere notorious, openly known [āberan]. ∞ ^æbære$

āębbian (ā·ębbian) ebb away, recede from. ∞ ^āębbian$

æ̂blǣce (æ̂-blǣc|e) pale. ∞ ^æblǣce$

~nes, ā- f. pallor. ∞ ^æblǣcnes$ ^āblǣcnes$

æbs, æps [confusion w. æps = æspe aspen] (f.) fir-tree [Lt. abies]. ∞ ^æbs$ ^æps$

æ̂bylgan, æ̂byligan (æ̂-byl(i)g|an), ā-, -il- make angry or indignant ; offend. ∞ ^æbylgan$ ^æbyligan$ ^ābyligan$

~nes f. anger. ∞ ^æbylgnes$ ^æbylignes$

~þ, ~þu, æ̂bylþ, abul(i)gþ f. anger ; offence, injury : Cristes ~ offence against C., þæt him tō ~e gedōn wæs that which had offended him. ∞ ^æbylgþ$ ^æbylþ$ ^æbulgþ$ ^æbuligþ$

ǣc see āc oak. ∞ ^ǣc$

æclæca (æc-læca) see ag-. ∞ ^æclæca$

æ̂cambe (æ̂-cambe) f. oakum. Cp. ācumba, camb. ∞ ^æcambe$

æ̂celma (æ̂-celm|a), āc-, M. ecilma chilblain [ācalan]. ∞ ^æcelma$

~eht with chilblains. ∞ ^æcelmeht$

ǣcen, a- of oak [āc]. ∞ ^ǣcen$ ^ācen$

æcer m. (cultivated) field | acre. ∞ ^æcer$

~ceorl m. farmer. ∞ ^æcerceorl$

~hęge m. field-hedge. ∞ ^æcerhęge$

~mann m. farmer. ∞ ^æcermann$

~sæ̂d n. seed for an acre (?). ∞ ^æcersæd$

~splott m. small field (?). ∞ ^æcersplott$

~spranca see æcern. ∞ ^æcerspranca$

~teoþung f. tithe of the produce of the soil. ∞ ^æcerteoþung$

~tȳning f. fencing. ∞ ^æcertȳning$

æcern, -irn, æcren n. acorn. ∞ ^æcern$ ^æcirn$ ^æcren$

~spranca*, æcer- m. ilex, oak sapling (?) Gl. ∞ ^æcernspranca$

æ̂cnōsle (æ̂-cnōsl|e) degenerate, not noble Gl. ∞ ^æcnōsle$

ge~iende degenerating Gl. ∞ ^geæcnōsliende$

æcumba = ācumba. ∞ ^æcumba$

æ̂cyrf (æ̂-cyrf) clippings, what is cut off [āceorfan]. ∞ ^æcyrf$

æ̂dre, æ̂ddre f. pl. æ̂dran, æ̂dra, A. hēþir, ēþre vein — ǣdrum hrīnan, ǣdran hręþian feel the pulse ; nerve, sinew ; in pl. kidneys | spring (of water). ∞ ^ædre$ ^æddre$ ^ædran$ ^hēþir$ ^ēþre$

~seax, ǣdderseax n. lancet. ∞ ^ædreseax$ ^ædderseax$

~weg m. artery, vein. ∞ ^ædreweg$

æ̂dre av. at once, forthwith | (know) fully, clearly †. ∞ ^ædre$ ^edre$

æ̂fen, æ̂fenn, lN. ēfern m. evening. ∞ ^æfen$ ^æfenn$ ^ēfern$

~gebed n. evening prayer or service. ∞ ^æfengebed$ ^æfenbed$

~drēam m. even-song. ∞ ^æfendrēam$

~giefl n. supper. ∞ ^æfengiefl$

~glōm, ~glōma m. twilight. ∞ ^æfenglōm$ ^æfenglōma$

~gram † fierce in the evening. ∞ ^æfengram$ ^æfengrom$

~lāc † n. evening sacrifice. ∞ ^æfenlāc$

~lǣcan become evening. ∞ ^æfenlǣcan$

~leoht † n. evening light. ∞ ^æfenleoht$

~leoþ n. evening song. ∞ ^æfenleoþ$

~līc of the evening. ∞ ^æfenlīc$

~lof n. lauds. ∞ ^æfenlof$

~męte m. supper. ∞ ^æfenmęte$

~ræding f. evening reading. ∞ ^æfenræding$

~gereord n. -u pl. supper. ∞ ^æfengereord$ ^æfenreord$

~gereordian sup. ∞ ^æfengereordian$ ^æfenreordian$

~repsung f. nightfall. ∞ ^æfenrepsung$

~ręst † evening rest. ∞ ^æfenręst$

~sang m. evening song. ∞ ^æfensang$

~scima m. evening light. ∞ ^æfenscima$

~scop † m. evening bard. ∞ ^æfenscop$

~spræ̂c † f. speech of the evening before. ∞ ^æfenspræc$

~steorra m. evening star. ∞ ^æfensteorra$

~tīd f. ~tīma m. evening time. ∞ ^æfentīd$

~þegnung, ~þēn- f. (divine) evening service ; supper. ∞ ^æfenþegnung$ ^æfenþēnung$

~þēowdōm m. (divine) evening service. ∞ ^æfenþēowdōm$

geæ̂fnian, geæ̂fenian become evening. ∞ ^geæfnian$

æ̂fnung f. evening. ∞ ^æfnung$

æfesn, L. ~e f. special pasturage (of swine) ; charge for pasturage | luxury, wantonness (?). ∞ ^æfesn$

æfest (æf(e)|st), æ †, mfn. envy, malice; zeal, rivalry [ēst]. ∞ ^æfest$ ^æfst$

~full envious. ∞ ^æfefull$ ^æffull$

~ian be envious. ∞ ^æfeian$ ^æfian$

~ig envious, jealous. ∞ ^æfeig$ ^æfig$

æfgielþ (æf-gielþ), -ælþ (f.) superstition Gl. ∞ ^æfgielþ$

æfgrynde (æf-grynde) n. abyss. ∞ ^æfgrynde$

æ̂fielle (æ̂-fielle)*, æfelle peeled [fell]. ∞ ^æfielle$

æ̂fiermþa (æ̂-fiermþa)*, y f. sweepings, rubbish. ∞ ^æfiermþa$

æflast (æf-last) † m. swerving (?) once. ∞ ^æflast$

æfnan, ę, perform, do, make (ready), carry out (commands) | cause, excite (anger) | endure, suffer. ∞ ^æfnan$ ^efnan$ ^geæfnan$

ǣfre av. always : ne … ~ never | at any time || L. indf. ever : eall þæt ~ betst wæs whatever was best; ~ 483;lc each. ∞ ^ǣfre$

æftan av. ~weard aj. from behind, behind. ∞ ^æftan$

æftemest spl. hindmost, last in time and order. ∞ ^æftemest$

æfter, y- I. prp. w. d. (a.) behind, after place, order, time | extension in space and time along, through, during | pursuit, aim, object of vb. (dig a. gold, ask a.) | according to | in consequence of || ~ þǣm, ~ þon afterwards. ~ þǣm þe cj. after. II. av. after(wards). III. ~ra, L. æft(e)ra cpv. aj. following, next, second. ∞ ^æfter$ ^yfter$ ^æftra$

~boren posthumous. ∞ ^æfterboren$

~cweþan 5 speak afterwards ; repeat (what is said or dictated). ∞ ^æftercweþan$

~cweþend † mpl. posterity. ∞ ^æftercweþend$

~ealo n. small beer. ∞ ^æfterealo$

~folgere m. successor. ∞ ^æfterfolgere$

~folgian, ~fyl(i)gan succeed; pursue. ∞ ^æfterfolgian$ ^æfterfylgan$ ^æfterfyligan$

~fylgend m. successor. ∞ ^æfterfylgend$

~fylgung f. pursuit. ∞ ^æfterfylgung$

~gang m. succession. ∞ ^æftergang$

~genga m. successor; posthumous child. ∞ ^æftergenga$

~gęngel m. successor. ∞ ^æftergęngel$

~gengnes f. succession, extremity. ∞ ^æftergengnes$

~giėld n. additional payment. ∞ ^æftergiėld$

~hǣþe f. after-heat. ∞ ^æfterhǣþe$

~hyrgan, ~hyrigan (~hyr(i)gan) imitate. ∞ ^æfterhyrgan$ ^æfterhyrigan$

~ięld, ~ięldo (~ięld(o)) f. old age † ; future period. ∞ ^æfterięld$ ^æfterięldo$

~lēan n. reward ; retribution. ∞ ^æfterlēan$

~lic second GI. ∞ ^æfterlic$

~rāp, ~rǣpe m. crupper. ∞ ^æfterrāp$ ^æfterrǣp$

~ryne m. encountering (!). ∞ ^æfterryne$

~sang m. matins. ∞ ^æftersang$

~singend m. succentor. ∞ ^æftersingend$

~sōna av. lN. again ; afterwards. ∞ ^æftersōna$

~spræ̂c f. after-claim. ∞ ^æfterspræc$

~sprecan 5 claim. ∞ ^æftersprecan$

~spyrian follow ; inquire. ∞ ^æfterspyrian$

~weard following. ∞ ^æfterweard$

~weardnes f. posterity. ∞ ^æfterweardnes$

æfþanc (æf-þanc) (a) m. grudge, displeasure; insult. ∞ ^æfþanc$

æfweard (æf-weard) absent. ∞ ^æfweard$

~nes f. absence. ∞ ^æfweardnes$

æfwięrdelsa (æf-więrdelsa), æ̂wy- m. injury, loss. ∞ ^æfwięrdelsa$

æfwięrdla (æf-więrdla) m. injury, loss; fine for injury or loss. ∞ ^æfwięrdla$

ǣg, ǣ † n., pl. ~ru, egg. ∞ ^ǣg$ ^ǣ$ ^ǣgru$

~erfelma (~er-felma) m. film of an egg. ∞ ^ǣgerfelma$

~ergeolu (~er-geolu) n. yolk of egg. ∞ ^ǣgergeolu$

~līm m. white of egg. ∞ ^ǣglīm$

~(ge)mang n. egg-mixture. ∞ ^ǣggemang$ ^ǣgmang$

~scięll f. egg-shell. ∞ ^ǣgscięll$

~wyrt f; dandelion. ∞ ^ǣgwyrt$

ǣgflota (ǣg-flota) = īeg-. ∞ ^ǣgflota$

ǣglæca (ǣg-læca) &c., see ag-. ∞ ^ǣglæca$

ǣgen = āgen. ∞ ^ǣgen$

ǣghwā (ǣg-hwā) no. each one, every one ; any one || n. -hwæt everything ; something or other, anything. -hwæs av. in every way, entirely. ∞ ^ǣghwā$ ^ǣghwæ$ ^ǣghwæs$

ǣghwǣr (ǣg-hwǣr), -ar, ǣgwern av. everywhere, in every direction; any where in every respect, in every way. ∞ ^ǣghwǣr$

ǣghwæþer, ǣgþer (ǣg-(hwæ)þer) no., aj. each (of two or more), both : heora ǣg(hwær)þer ; on ǣþere healfe on both sides, ǣgþer … and, ǣgþer … ge … (ge) cj. both … and … (and). ∞ ^ǣghwæþer$ ^ǣgþer$

ǣghwanon (ǣg-hwanon(e)) av. from all sides ; on all sides, everywhere. ∞ ^ǣghwanon$

ǣghwelc (ǣg-hwelc), i, y no., aj. each (one), every (one); who-, what-soever. ~ ānra no. wg. each. ~es av. in every way. ∞ ^ǣghwelc$

ǣghwider (ǣg-hwider) av. in every direction ; everywhere. ∞ ^ǣghwider$

æ̂gift (æ̂-gift) n. repayment. ∞ ^ægift$

æ̂gilde (æ̂-gilde), y without compensation, unatoned for (of man killed). ∞ ^ægilde$

ægfnan chaff. ∞ ^ægfnan$

ǣgþer = ǣghwǣr. ∞ ^ǣgþer$

æ̂gylt (æ̂-gylt) m. trespass, offence. ∞ ^ægylt$

æ̂gype (æ̂-gype) worthless, nugatory. ∞ ^ægype$

æhher = ēar ear of corn. ∞ ^æhher$

æ̂hīw (æ̂-hīw) n. ~nes f. want of colour, paleness. ∞ ^æhīw$

æ̂hīwe (æ̂-hīwe) pallid. ∞ ^æhīwe$

æ̂hliep (æ̂-hliep) m. violence, breach of peace LL. Cp. æthlīep. ∞ ^æhliep$

æht † hostility, strife. ∞ ^æht$

æhte f. pursuit, persecution. ∞ ^æhte$

æht = eaht. ∞ ^æht$

ǣht f. gen. pl. power, possession ; property. ∞ ^ǣht$

~boren born in serfdom. ∞ ^ǣhtboren$

~eland n. territory. ∞ ^ǣhteland$

~emann m. serf, farmer. ∞ ^ǣhtemann$

~eswān m. unfree herdsman. ∞ ^ǣhteswān$

~spēdig wealthy. ∞ ^ǣhtspēdig$

~gesteald n. possession. ∞ ^ǣhtgesteald$

~gestrēon n. possessions, riches. ∞ ^ǣhtgestrēon$

~geweald n. power, possession,  ∞ ^ǣhtgeweald$

~wela m. wealth. ∞ ^ǣhtwela$

~welig wealthy. ∞ ^ǣhtwelig$

geǣhtan*, prt. -ehte once subdue. ∞ ^geǣhtan$

geæhtle † f. esteem (?) [eahtian]. ∞ ^geæhtle$

æ̂l m. eel. ∞ ^æl$

~fisc m. eel. ∞ ^ælfisc$

~hyde eel-receptacle (?). ∞ ^ælhyde$

~nętt n. eel-net. ∞ ^ælnętt$

~epūta m. eel-pout, burbot. ∞ ^ælepūta$

ǣl = āwel awl. ∞ ^ǣl$

æl- 'all-' interchanges with eall-. ∞ ^æl$

æl- = ęl-. ∞ ^æl$

ǣlan (ǣl|an), ǣ †, burn, burn up; kindle, light (lamp). ∞ ^ǣlan$

~ing f. burning ; ardour. ∞ ^ǣling$

æ̂læ̂te (æ̂-læ̂te) I. f. divorced woman. II. n. desert place [ālæ̂tan]. ∞ ^ælæte$

ælbeorht (æl-beorht) †, eall- all-bright, very bright. ∞ ^ælbeorht$

æ̂lc no., aj. each, every, all ; any, esp. after būton : on anum bāte būton ǣlcum gereþrum. ~ …oþer the one … the other. ∞ ^ælc$

ælceald (æl-ceald) † very cold. ∞ ^ælceald$

ælcraftig (æl-craftig) † all-powerful. ∞ ^ælcraftig$

ǣlcuht, ǣlcwuht (ǣlc(w)uht) n. everything [ǣlc wiht]. ∞ ^ǣlcuht$ ^ǣlcwuht$

ǣled †, g. ǣldes, m. fire, firebrand. ∞ ^ǣled$

~lēoma m. gleam of fire, firebrand. ∞ ^ǣledlēoma$

æ̂lęnge (æ̂-lęng|e) tedious, tiresome [lang]. ∞ ^ælęnge$

~nes f. tediousness. ∞ ^ælęngnes$

ælf m. pl. ięlfe fairy, elf, incubus. ∞ ^ælf$

~adl f. nightmare. ∞ ^ælfadl$

~cynn n. race of elves. ∞ ^ælfcynn$

~scīene † elf-sheen, beautiful as a fairy. ∞ ^ælfscīene$

~siden, ~sidenn f. nightmare. ∞ ^ælfsiden$ ^ælfsidenn$

~sogoþa m. hiccup. ∞ ^ælfsogoþa$

~þone [o = a or ō?] f. nightshade (plant). ∞ ^ælfþone$

ælfæle (æl-fæle) †, eal-felo dire (poison). ∞ ^ælfæle$

ælfaru (æl-faru) † host. ∞ ^ælfaru$

ælfen = ięlfen fairy. ∞ ^ælfen$

ælfremde (æl-frem(e)de), el- foreign ; free (from). ∞ ^ælfremde$ ^ælfremede$

ælfylce (æl-fylce) † n. foreign (hostile) army; foreign land. ∞ ^ælfylce$

ælgrēne (æl-grēne) † eall- all-green. ∞ ^ælgrēne$

ællyfta = endlyfta. ∞ ^ællyfta$

ælmesse (ælmes|se), L. -ysse f. alms [Lt. eleemosyna]. ∞ ^ælmesse$

~bæþ n. gratuitous bath. ∞ ^ælmesbæþ$

~dæ̂d f. almsdeed. ∞ ^ælmesdæd$

~gedāl n. distribution of alms. ∞ ^ælmesgedāl$

~feoh, n. alms. ∞ ^ælmesfeoh$

~full charitable. ∞ ^ælmesfull$

~georn charitable. ∞ ^ælmesgeorn$

~giėfa m. giver of alms. ∞ ^ælmesgiėfa$

~giėfu f. almsgiving. ∞ ^ælmesgiėfu$

~hlāf m. dole of bread. ∞ ^ælmeshlāf$

~land n. land granted in frankalmoigne. ∞ ^ælmesland$

~leoht n. candle or light given to church by layman. ∞ ^ælmesleoht$

~lic, once -estlic charitable. ∞ ^ælmeslic$

~līce av. charitably. ∞ ^ælmeslīce$

~mann m. beggar. ∞ ^ælmesmann$

~pęning m. alms-penny. ∞ ^ælmespęning$

~riht n. right of receiving alms. ∞ ^ælmesriht$

~sęlena, ~sylena fpl. almsgiving. ∞ ^ælmessęlena$ ^ælmessylena$

~weorc n. almsgiving. ∞ ^ælmesweorc$

ælmidde (æl-midde) f. exact middle. ∞ ^ælmidde$

ælmierca (æl-mierca)*, y† m. Ethiopian. ∞ ^ælmierca$

ælmihtig (æl·mihtig), æll-, eal(l)-, al(l)-, -e(a)htig, -ahtig, -æhtig almighty (only of God). ∞ ^ælmihtig$ ^ællmihtig$ ^almihtig$ ^allmihtig$ ^ealmihtig$ ^ælmahtig$ ^ealmahtig$

~nes f. omnipotence. ∞ ^ælmihtignes$

ælpig = ān-līepig. ∞ ^ælpig$

ælren of alder [alor]. ∞ ^ælren$

æltǣwe (æl-tǣwe), -tēowe, -towe, perfect; in sound health ; excellent, good; true ; famous. ∞ ^æltǣwe$

æ̂melle (æ̂-mel|le) insipid. ∞ ^æmelle$

~nes f. tedium, weariness, sloth. ∞ ^æmelnes$

æ̂męn (æ̂-męn(ne)) depopulated, desert [mann]. ∞ ^æmęn$ ^æmęnne$

æ̂merge, ǣmyrie f. embers, ashes. ∞ ^æmerge$ ^æmyrie$

æmette (æmet|te), ~e f. ant. ∞ ^æmette$

~hyll m. ant-hill. ∞ ^æmethyll$

æ̂mette (æ̂met|te), æ̂m(e)te, vE. ēmōte f. æ̂mta m. leisure, want of occupation [mōt, gemōt]. ∞ ^æmette$ ^æmtte$ ^ēmōte$

~hwīl. f. leisure time. ∞ ^æmethwīl$

~tig, æ̂m(e)tig at leisure, free from (occupation) w. g. or fram; deprived of, without; empty. ∞ ^æmettig$ ^æmetig$ ^æmtig$

æ̂mettigian, æ̂m(e)t(ig)ian, -gan be at leisure abs., rfl. w. g. or fram and tō keep oneself free : hū hīe hīe ge~ scoldon oþerra weorca ; ǣmtigaþ ēow tō rǣdinge! ∞ ^æmettigian$

æ̂mōd (æ̂-mōd) out of heart, dismayed. ∞ ^æmōd$

æmte = æ̂mette. ∞ ^æmte$

æ̂mynde (æ̂-mynde)*, -i- n. forgetfulness. ∞ ^æmynde$

æn- = ān-. ∞ ^æn$

ǣne, āne av. once in time ; repetition one time, once (in multiplication) : ~ seofon beoþ seofon || ~siþa once. ∞ ^ǣne$ ^āne$ ^ǣnesiþa$

ænet = ān-. ∞ ^ænet$

ænetre = enitre, ān-wintre. ∞ ^ænetre$

ǣnig, -iht no., aj. any(one) — ~e þinga av. somehow, anyhow. ∞ ^ǣnig$ ^ǣniht$

æniht = āwiht. ∞ ^æniht$

ǣnlic (ǣn|lic) single, only (son) ; unique, incomparable, excellent ; beautiful ; of high rank. ∞ ^ǣnlic$

~līce av. splendidly. ∞ ^ǣnlīce$

ænne, see an. ∞ ^ænne$

æ̂note (æ̂-note) useless. ∞ ^ænote$

æppel, a-, pl. -p(p)la(s), m. apple, fruit ; ball ; eye-ball. ∞ ^æppel$ ^appel$ ^æpplas$

~bæ̂re apple-bearing. ∞ ^æppelbære$

~bearo m. orchard. ∞ ^æppelbearo$

~cyrnel n. pip; pomegranate (!). ∞ ^æppelcyrnel$

~fæt n. apple-vessel Gl. ∞ ^æppelfæt$

~fealo reddish yellow. ∞ ^æppelfealo$

~hūs n. apple-storehouse. ∞ ^æppelhūs$

~lēaf n. violet. ∞ ^æppellēaf$

~scala fpl. core of apple. ∞ ^æppelscala$

~scrēada fpl. apple-parings. ∞ ^æppelscrēada$

~trēow n. apple-tree. ∞ ^æppeltrēow$

~tūn m. orchard. ∞ ^æppeltūn$

~þorn m. crab-apple. ∞ ^æppelþorn$

~wīn n. cider. ∞ ^æppelwīn$

æpplede † hall-shaped, embossed. ∞ ^æpplede$

æps = æsp. ∞ ^æps$

æps = æbs fir-tree. ∞ ^æps$

ǣr = ār brass. ∞ ^ǣr$

ǣr aj. only in cpv. and spl. ǣrra, ǣrest, which see, and in (on) ǣrne-morgen (see under ǣr-morgen). ∞ ^ǣr$

ǣr av. formerly; previously, before; already — ǣr oþþe æfter sooner or later ; ǣr and sīþ always ; ne ǣr ne siþþan never ; swā wē ǣr (above) cwǣdon; on ǣr before-hand, previously ; to make prt. into pluperfect : ǣr brohte had brought. || ǣr, lN. ār soon : tō ǣr too soon ; swā ǣr swā as soon as w. indc. ; sǣles bīdeþ hwonne ǣr hēo … cȳþan mōte how soon, when. ∞ ^ǣr$

ǣror (ǣr|or) av. cpv. formerly; previously, beforehand. ∞ ^ǣror$

~est, ǣst, lN. ārest av. spl. first (in time or order), for the first time, at first. ∞ ^ǣrest$ ^ǣst$ ^ārest$

ǣr cj. before w. sbj., occ. w. indc. : cwǣdon þæt Crīst nǣre ǣr hē ācenned wæs of Marian ; correl. ǣr, ǣrest (avs.) … ǣr (cj.) : hine hæfde ǣr Offa afliemed … ǣr hē cyning wǣre ; þū meaht ǣlcne unþēaw on þǣm menn ǣrest be sumum tācnum ongietan … ǣr hē hit mid wordum cȳþe. ∞ ^ǣr$

ǣr prp. wd. before (in time). ~ þǣm (or ~ þām) , þon (or þan) av. before that (time) formerly; cj. w. sbj. before. ~ þǣm þe &c cj. w. sbj. before. ∞ ^ǣr$

~adl † f. early disease. ∞ ^ǣradl$

~æ̂t m. feasting early. ∞ ^ǣræt$

~boren † first-born. ∞ ^ǣrboren$

~cwide † in. prophecy. ∞ ^ǣrcwide$

~dæ̂d f. former deed. ∞ ^ǣrdæd$

~dæg m. early part of day ; pl. former days, ancient times. ∞ ^ǣrdæg$

~dēaþ † m. early death. ∞ ^ǣrdēaþ$

~gedōn done before. ∞ ^ǣrgedōn$ ^ǣrdōn$

~fæder † m. forefather. ∞ ^ǣrfæder$

~gōd † good of old (?). ∞ ^ǣrgōd$

~ięldo f. former age. ∞ ^ǣrięldo$

~līce av. early. ∞ ^ǣrlīce$

~morgen ~nemorgen, -me-, -ma- early morning [cp. ǣr aj.] ∞ ^ǣrmorgen$

~morgenlic ~nemorgenlic matutinal. ∞ ^ǣrmorgenlic$

~genęmned above-mentioned. ∞ ^ǣrgenęmned$

~gesǣd above-mentioned. ∞ ^ǣrgesǣd$

~sceaft † f. piece of antiquity. ∞ ^ǣrsceaft$

~gestrēon f. ancient treasure. ∞ ^ǣrgestrēon$

~wacol early awake. ∞ ^ǣrwacol$

~wela † m. ancient wealth. ∞ ^ǣrwela$

~geweorc † n. ancient work (sword). ∞ ^ǣrgeweorc$

~gewinn † n. former war or trouble. ∞ ^ǣrgewinn$

~woruld † f. primeval world. ∞ ^ǣrworuld$

~gewyrht † n. former deserts. ∞ ^ǣrgewyrht$

ǣra m. scraper, strigil [ār]. ∞ ^ǣra$

ærce, a-, ę- m. archiepiscopal pallium [Lt. archi-]. ∞ ^ærce$ ^arce$ ^erce$

~biscop m. archbishop. ∞ ^ærcebiscop$

~biscopdōm, ~biscop-dōm m. ~rīce n. archbishopric. ∞ ^ærcebiscopdōm$

~biscopstōl, ~biscop-stōl m. archiepiscopal see. ∞ ^ærcebiscopstōl$

~diacon, archi- m. archdeacon. ∞ ^ærcediacon$ ^archidiacon$

~hād m. episcopal dignity. ∞ ^ærcehād$

~rīce n. archbishopric. ∞ ^ærcerīce$

~stōl m. archbishopric. ∞ ^ærcestōl$

ǣren of brass [ār]. ∞ ^ǣren$

ǣrende (ǣrend|e) n. errand, message, tidings. ∞ ^ǣrende$

~bōc f. written message, letter. ∞ ^ǣrendbōc$

~fæst bound on errand. ∞ ^ǣrendfæst$

~gāst m. angel. ∞ ^ǣrendgāst$

~raca, ~draca, ~wraca, ~wre(o)ca m. messenger, ambassador, (angel, apostle). ∞ ^ǣrendraca$ ^ǣrenddraca$ ^ǣrendwraca$ ^ǣrendwreoca$ ^ǣrendwreca$

~scip m. ship, boat Gl. ∞ ^ǣrendscip$

~sęcg m. messenger. ∞ ^ǣrendsęcg$

~spræ̂c f. message. ∞ ^ǣrendspræc$

~wreca, see ~raca. ∞ ^ǣrendwreca$

~gewrit n. letter. ∞ ^ǣrendgewrit$

ǣrendian (ǣrend|ian), gen. ge~, carry message, go on errands : ~ him þæt undertake that commission for him ; negotiate, enter into treaty for : ~ his hlāforde wifes ; intercede, use one's influence with: ~ tō Gode ymb … ; ~ him þæt hē forgēafe … . ∞ ^ǣrendian$

~ung f. errand ; commission, mandate. ∞ ^ǣrendung$

ǣrendra m. messenger; representative, proxy. ∞ ^ǣrendra$

ærig-, see earh arrow. ∞ ^ærig$

ǣring f. dawn [ǣr]. ∞ ^ǣring$

æ̂rist, -est f., m. resurrection ; origin ; pedigree [ārīsan]. ∞ ^ærist$ ^ærest$

ærn n. house [an older form ræu- appears in composition : see męte- and next word]. ∞ ^ærn$

~þegn *, vE. rendegn m. house-officer. ∞ ^ærnþegn$

ærnan (ærn|an) ride (fast), gallop; ride race [causative of iernan]. ∞ ^ærnan$

~eweg m. road fit to ride on ; race-course. ∞ ^ærneweg$

~ing f. riding, racing. ∞ ^ærning$

geærnan intr. gallop, ride || tr. reach by riding, gallop up to. ∞ ^geærnan$

ǣror see ǣrra. ∞ ^ǣror$

ǣrra aj. cpv. former, earlier, old (times, wars). ǣror av. before, formerly || spl. ǣrest first (in time) : æt ~an in the first place (in enumerating). ∞ ^ǣrra$

æ̂s n. carrion, food. ∞ ^æs$

æsc m. ash-tree; spear †; boat, Scandinavian war-ship ; the Runic letter æ. ∞ ^æsc$

~berend †, ~bora † m. spear-bearer, warrior. ∞ ^æscberend$

~berende spear-bearing. ∞ ^æscberende$

~hęre † m. ship-band, (Danish) army. ∞ ^æschęre$

~holt † n. spear. ∞ ^æscholt$

~mann m. (Danish) pirate. ∞ ^æscmann$

~plega † m. spear-play, battle. ∞ ^æscplega$

~rind f. ash-bark. ∞ ^æscrind$

~rōf † warlike, illustrious. ∞ ^æscrōf$

~stęde † m. battle-place. ∞ ^æscstęde$

~tīr f. glory in war. ∞ ^æsctīr$

~þracu f. spear-violence, battle. ∞ ^æscþracu$

~þrote, -u f. vervain (?). ∞ ^æscþrote$ ^æscþrotu$

~wiga † m. warrior. ∞ ^æscwiga$

~wlanc warlike. ∞ ^æscwlanc$

~wyrt f. vervain (?). ∞ ^æscwyrt$

æsc = æx axe. ∞ ^æsc$

æsce (æsc|e) = asce ashes. ∞ ^æsce$

~fealu ashy-coloured. ∞ ^æscfealu$

~græ̂g ashy gray. ∞ ^æscgræg$

ǣsce (ǣsc|e) f. inquiry, questioning; search, investigation [āscian]. ∞ ^ǣsce$

~an demand (legally). ∞ ^ǣscan$

æ̂sceare (æ̂-sceare), a-, -æ̂re unshorn, with untrimmed hair [scieran]. ∞ ^æsceare$

æ̂sceda (æ̂-sceda) fpl. (?) refuse (?) Gl. [āscādan]. ∞ ^æsceda$

æscen I. f., (m.) wooden vessel, bucket, cup. II. aj. of ash. ∞ ^æscen$

æ̂smogu (æ̂-smogu) npl. slough, cast-off skin (of snake) [āsmūgan]. ∞ ^æsmogu$

æspe (æsp|e), L. æps f. aspen, white poplar. ∞ ^æspe$

~en of aspen. ∞ ^æspen$

~rind f. bark of aspen. ∞ ^æsprind$

æ̂sprynge (æ̂-sprynge), L. -inge source (of running water) ; starting-point, origin; spring (of water), fountain [āspringan]. ∞ ^æsprynge$

ǣst = ǣrest. ∞ ^ǣst$

æstel m. book-mark [lLt. (h)astula]. ∞ ^æstel$

æ̂swic (æ̂-swic) (n.) scandalum, stumbling-block, offence ; sedition ; deceit, seduction ; crime. ∞ ^æswic$

æ̂swician (æ̂-swic|ian) scandalizare, become an offence ; offend ; betray ; become an apostate. ∞ ^æswician$

~end m. offender ; hypocrite ; traitor. ∞ ^æswicend$

~ung f. offence, stumbling-block ; deceit ; sedition. ∞ ^æswicung$

æ̂swica (æ̂-swica) m. offender ; deceiver ; hypocrite ; traitor, deserter. ∞ ^æswica$

æ̂swicce (æ̂-swicce) apostate, rebellious. ∞ ^æswicce$

æ̂swind (æ̂-swind) inert [āswindan]. ∞ ^æswind$

æt, rare A. ot, prp. wd. at of time — þā æt nēxtan thereupon, then || of place — pleon. : in þǣre stōwe þe is genęmned æt Searobyrg, is called Salisbury | motion to || source, origin : geleornian æt | deprivation, from : āniman æt | specification : onfēng hine æt fulwihte | equivalence, price : āgeþe þēr-æt … | instrument : wearþ ācweald æt his witena handum. ∞ ^æt$

æ̂t m. food ; eating [etan]. ∞ ^æt$

~giėfa †* m. feeder. ∞ ^ætgiėfa$

~wela † m. abundance of food. ∞ ^ætwela$

āetan (ā·etan) 5 eat up, devour. ∞ ^āetan$

ætberan (æt·beran) 4 carry, carry off; bring, show. ∞ ^ætberan$

ætberstan (æt·berstan) 3 break away, escape, w. d. or þanon. ∞ ^ætberstan$

ætbregdan (æt·bregd|an), -ēdan 3 take away, deprive, release wda. : hē ætbrǣd hine (rfl.) lustum. ∞ ^ætbregdan$

~endlic ablative (case). ∞ ^ætbregdendlic$

ætclifian (æt·clifian) adhere. ∞ ^ætclifian$

ætclīþan (æt·clīþan) once adhere. ∞ ^ætclīþan$

ætdēman (æt·dēman) refuse. ∞ ^ætdēman$

ætdōn (æt·dōn) vb. take away, deprive wda. ∞ ^ætdōn$

ætealdod (æt·ealdod) too old (for) wg. ∞ ^ætealdod$

ætęglan (æt·ęglan) molest. ∞ ^ætęglan$

ætfæstan (æt·fæstan) wda. inflict ; impart, endow with ; wad. join (in marriage), commit, entrust. ∞ ^ætfæstan$

ætfeallan (æt·feallan) I fall out (of chariot) ; fall away, deteriorate ; be deducted (from sum paid). ∞ ^ætfeallan$

ætfele (æt-fele) (m.) adhesion. ∞ ^ætfele$

ætfęng (æt-fęng) m. taking possession of, reclaiming (cattle). ∞ ^ætfęng$

ætfeohtan (æt·feohtan) † 3 : ~ folmum grope. ∞ ^ætfeohtan$

ætfēolan (æt·fēolan), prt. -fealh 3 wd. adhere; apply oneself to, continue in. ∞ ^ætfēolan$ ^ætfealh$

ætfęrian (æt·fęrian) carry away wda. ∞ ^ætfęrian$

ætflēon (æt·flēon) 7 escape. ∞ ^ætflēon$

ætflōwan (æt-flōwan) I. be abundant (!). ∞ ^ætflōwan$

ætforan (æt·foran) I. prp. wd. before, in the presence of II. av. beforehand (time). ∞ ^ætforan$

ætgædre, ætgædere (æt·gæd(e)re) av. together: at the same time [gadrian]. ∞ ^ætgædre$ ^ætgædere$

ætgǣre (æt-gǣre), -āre n., -gār m. javelin. ∞ ^ætgǣre$

ætgiėfan (æt·giėfan) 5 give wda. ∞ ^ætgiėfan$

ætgrǣpe (æt·grǣpe) † seizing, aggressive. ∞ ^ætgrǣpe$

æthabban (æt·habban) vb. retain, withhold. ∞ ^æthabban$

æthębban (æt·hębban) 2 take away, withhold — rfl. separate oneself from, exalt oneself above w. fram. ∞ ^æthębban$

æthindan (æt·hindan) prp. wd., av. behind, after. ∞ ^æthindan$

æthlēapan (æt·hlēapan) I wd. run away, escape. ∞ ^æthlēapan$

æthlīep (æt·hlīep) m. assault. ∞ ^æthlīep$

æthrīnan (æt·hrīnan) 6 touch w. g., a. ∞ ^æthrīnan$

æthrine (æt-hrine) m. touch. ∞ ^æthrine$

æthwā (æt-hwā) no. every one, each. ∞ ^æthwā$

æthweg (æt-hweg(u)) -a av. somewhat, a little ; how. ∞ ^æthweg$ ^æthwegu$

æthweorfan (æt·hweorfan) 3 (re)turn, go. ∞ ^æthweorfan$

æthwōn (æt-hwōn) av. almost. ∞ ^æthwōn$

ætīecan (æt·īec|an), M. ot- add to, increase. ∞ ^ætīecan$

~nes f. increase. ∞ ^ætīecnes$

ætiernan (æt·iernan) 3 run away. ∞ ^ætiernan$

ætīewan (æt·īew|an); -ēowan occ. W.; -ēowian lW. often; -eawan A.; otēawan eM. ; at- tr. show, display, reveal; rfl. appear || intr. appear. ∞ ^ætīewan$

~nes, ~ednes f. appearance; manifestation, revelation. ∞ ^ætīewnes$ ^ætīewednes$

~ung f. showing, manifestation, Epiphany. ∞ ^ætīewung$

ætlǣdan (æt·lǣdan) lead away, take away. ∞ ^ætlǣdan$

ætlic eatable Gl. æ̂- or e- (?). ∞ ^ætlic$

ætlicgan (æt·licgan) 5 lie useless. ∞ ^ætlicgan$

ætlimpan (æt-limpan) 3 wd. disappear, escape (from); become an apostate (from God). ∞ ^ætlimpan$

ætlūtian (æt·lūtian) lie hid; wd. hide from. ∞ ^ætlūtian$

ætnes edibility (?) Gl. Cp. ætlic. ∞ ^ætnes$

ætniman (æt·niman) 4 take away, deprive wda. ∞ ^ætniman$

ætręccan (æt·ręccan) wda. declare forfeited. ∞ ^ætręccan$

geǣtred, geǣttred, -od poisoned, poisonous. ∞ ^geǣtred$

ǣtren, geǣtren, geǣttren, poisonous, poisoned. ∞ ^ǣtren$

~mōd † venomous in mind. ∞ ^ǣtrenmōd$

ǣtran, ǣttran (ǣ(t)tr|an), -ian poison. ∞ ^ǣtran$ ^ǣttran$

ǣtrig poisonous. ∞ ^ǣtrig$

ætrihte (æt-rihte), y, e I. aj. near (in place and time). II. av. nearly, almost. ∞ ^ætrihte$

ætsacan (æt·sacan) 2 w. g., a. deny. ∞ ^ætsacan$

ætsamne (æt·samne) av. together. ∞ ^ætsamne$

ætscūfan (æt·scūfan) 7 push away. ∞ ^ætscūfan$

ætsittan (æt·sittan) 5 stay, wait. ∞ ^ætsittan$

ætslīdan (æt·slīdan) 6 slip, glide. ∞ ^ætslīdan$

ætspornan (æt·sporn|an), u 3 stumble, knock against tr., intr., rfl., w. æt rebel. ∞ ^ætspornan$

~ung f. stumbling, misfortune. ∞ ^ætspornung$

ætspringan (æt·springan) 3 spring out, flow out. ∞ ^ætspringan$

ætsprungnes, ætsprungennes (æt·sprung(en)nes) f. failing [ætspringan]. ∞ ^ætsprungnes$ ^ætsprungennes$

ætstandan (æt·stand|an) 2 stand (still) ; be present; cease — ptc. ~en stopped (of urine, veins). ∞ ^ætstandan$

ætstandende (æt-standende) standing by. ∞ ^ætstandende$

ætsteall (æt-steall) † m. place (?); help (?). ∞ ^ætsteall$

ætstillan (æt·stillan) tr. still, calm. ∞ ^ætstillan$

ætswęrian (æt·swęrian) 2 deny with oath. ∞ ^ætswęrian$

ætswīgan (æt·swīgan) become silent ; keep silence about, not speak of w. be. ∞ ^ætswīgan$

ætswimman (æt·swimman) 3 swim away, escape by swimming. ∞ ^ætswimman$

ætswingan (æt·swingan) 3 wda. deprive. ∞ ^ætswingan$

ǣttren =ǣtren. ∞ ^ǣttren$

ætþringan (æt·þringan) 3 force out, deprive wda. ∞ ^ætþringan$

ætweaxan (æt·weaxan) I intr. increase. ∞ ^ætweaxan$

ætwegan (æt·wegan) 5 take away, carry off. ∞ ^ætwegan$

ætwęnian (æt·węnian) wda. wean from (evil). ∞ ^ætwęnian$

ætwesende (æt-wesende) at hand. ∞ ^ætwesende$

ætwindan (æt·windan) 3 wd. escape; fly away. ∞ ^ætwindan$

ætwist (æt-wist) f. presence; (?) sustinence, food [through confusion with edwist]. ∞ ^ætwist$

ætwītan (æt·wītan) 6 wda. reproach with. ∞ ^ætwītan$

ætwręncan (æt·wręncan) wda. deprive by fraud. ∞ ^ætwręncan$

æ̂þian intr. breathe || tr. breathe, blow, inspire. ∞ ^æþian$

geǣþed sworn (witness) [āþ]. ∞ ^geǣþed$

geæþelian ennoble, make renowned. ∞ ^geæþelian$

æþele (æþel|e) noble (by birth or character); vigorous (plants); good (in character); valuable, of high price; pleasant (of odours). ∞ ^æþele$

~boren of noble birth; freeborn. ∞ ^æþelboren$

~borennes f. nobility of birth. ∞ ^æþelborennes$

~cund of noble origin. ∞ ^æþelcund$

~cundnes f. nobility of origin. ∞ ^æþelcundnes$

~cyning m. king (Christ). ∞ ^æþelcyning$

~duguþ f. retinue. ∞ ^æþelduguþ$

~ferþingwyrt, -fyrding- f. a plant. ∞ ^æþelferþingwyrt$ ^æþelfyrdingwyrt$

~nes f. nobility. ∞ ^æþelnes$

~stęnc m. sweet odour. ∞ ^æþelstęnc$

~tungol n. noble star. ∞ ^æþeltungol$

geæþele wd. inborn, natural (to), suitable. ∞ ^geæþele$

æþeling king's son, heir apparent ; nobleman; † hero, man. ∞ ^æþeling$

æþelic, æþellic noble, excellent. ∞ ^æþelic$ ^æþellic$

æþellīce av. nobly, excellently. ∞ ^æþellīce$

æþelu f. origin, lineage gen. pl.; nobility, excellence; produce, growth (of the earth). ∞ ^æþelu$

æ̂þm m. breathing, breath; vapour; blast (of fire). ∞ ^æþm$

~ian give out vapour. ∞ ^æþmian$

æ̂þriet (æ̂-þriet)*, -ȳ troublesome, tedious [āþrēotan] ∞ ^æþriet$

~nes f. tedium. ∞ ^æþrietnes$

æ̂þrot (æ̂-þrot) n. disgust, weariness [āþrēotan]. ∞ ^æþrot$

~sum*, ā- irksome. ∞ ^æþrotsum$

æw = ǣ law. ∞ ^æw$

ǣwan cotemn, scorn. ∞ ^ǣwan$

æ̂wæ̂de (æ̂-wæ̂de) without clothes. ∞ ^æwæde$

ǣwda, ~mann m. witness. ∞ ^ǣwda$ ^ǣwdamann$

ǣw, ǣwe lawful (wife); (brother) of the same marriage [ǣ]. ∞ ^ǣw$ ^ǣwe$

ǣwen related by marriage, (brother) of the same marriage [ǣ]. ∞ ^ǣwen$

æ̂wēne (æ̂-wēne) hopelessness, uncertain, doubtful. ∞ ^æwēne$

æ̂więlm (æ̂-więlm) m. source (of river), spring, fountain: origin [āweallan]. ∞ ^æwięlm$

æwierdelsa = æf-. ∞ ^æwierdelsa=$

ǣwisfirina (ǣwis-firina), ē(a) lM. notorious sinner, publicanus. Cp. ǣwisc-. ∞ ^ǣwisfirina$

ǣwisc, ~e I. n. disgrace, offence, scandalum. II. aj. disgraced, abashed ; indecent. ∞ ^ǣwisc$ ^ǣwisce$

~berende shameful. ∞ ^ǣwiscberende$

~firenend*, a- m. public sinner Gl. ∞ ^ǣwiscfirenend$

~lic shameful. ∞ ^ǣwisclic$

~mōd abashed. ∞ ^ǣwiscmōd$

~nes f. disgrace, sense of shame; shamelessness — (?) on ~se in propatulo, publicly; reverence. ∞ ^ǣwiscnes$

ǣwnian (ǣwn|ian) marry [ǣ]. ∞ ^ǣwnian$

~ung f. wedlock. ∞ ^ǣwnung$

ǣwumboren (ǣwum-boren) legitimate (child) [ǣ]. ∞ ^ǣwumboren$

ǣwung — on ~e openly Gl. Cp. ēawunga. ∞ ^ǣwung$

æ̂wyrp (æ̂-wyrp) throwing-away, rejection; what is rejected [āweorpan]. ∞ ^æwyrp$

æ̂x, æcus, acus, æces, æsc, eax f. axe. ∞ ^æx$ ^æcus$ ^acus$ ^æces$ ^æsc$ ^eax$

āfǣgan (ā·fǣgan) draw, depict [fāg]. ∞ ^āfǣgan$

āfǣgrian (ā·fǣgrian) make beautiful ; embroider. confusion with āfǣgan (?). ∞ ^āfǣgrian$

āfǣman (ā·fǣman) foam out, breathe out. ∞ ^āfǣman$

āfæ̂ran (ā·fæ̂ran) terrify. ∞ ^āfæran$

āfǣstan (ā·fǣstan) fast, perform (fast). ∞ ^āfǣstan$

āfæstlā (ā-fæst-lā) interj. ∞ ^āfæstlā$

āfæstnian, āfæstenian (ā·fæst(e)nian) make firm, confirm ; fix (eyes on); build; write; affix, add (in writing). ∞ ^āfæstnian$ ^āfæstenian$

āfandian (ā·fand|ian) test, try; experience. ∞ ^āfandian$

~igendlic, ~odlic capable of being tested, probabilis. ∞ ^āfandigendlic$ ^āfandodlic$

~ung f. trial. ∞ ^āfandung$

āfaran (ā·faran) 2 go out, depart. ∞ ^āfaran$

āfeallan (ā·feallan) I fall down ; fall (in battle) ; fall off, decline, decay. ∞ ^āfeallan$

āfēdan (ā·fēdan) nourish, feed; maintain, support ; rear, bring up; bring forth, produce. ∞ ^āfēdan$

āfeohtan (ā·feohtan) 3 attack, assail; pluck out. ∞ ^āfeohtan$

āfeormian (ā·feorm|ian) clean(se), remove (pimples), purge (stomach); purify (spiritually). ∞ ^āfeormian$

~ung f. clean(s)ing, purging. ∞ ^āfeormung$

afeorran = āfierran. ∞ ^afeorran$

āfeorsian (ā·feorsian), -ie, y remove, expel ; depart. ∞ ^āfeorsian$

āfęrian (ā·fęrian) carry away, remove. ∞ ^āfęrian$

āferscian (ā·ferscian) become fresh (of water). ∞ ^āferscian$

āfięllan (ā·fięllan) fell (tree) ; kill ; subvert, abolish. ∞ ^āfięllan$

āfierran (ā·fierran), eo remove, deprive w. d. or fram. ∞ ^āfierran$

āfigen (ā·figen) fried once Gl. ∞ ^āfigen$

afindan = onfindan. ∞ ^afindan$

āflēan (ā·flēan) 2 strip off (piece of skin). ∞ ^āflēan$

āflēon (ā·flēon) 7 flee ; escape. ∞ ^āflēon$

āflēogan (ā·flēogan) 7 fly — biþ āflogen tō is addicted to. ∞ ^āflēogan$

āflīegan (ā·flīegan) put to flight; expel (fever, devils). ∞ ^āflīegan$

āflīeman (ā·flīeman) put to flight ; expel ; banish. ∞ ^āflīeman$

āflōwan (ā·flōwan) I flow. ∞ ^āflōwan$

afogian = āwōgian. ∞ ^afogian$

afol †, once abal n. strength, might. ∞ ^afol$

afon = onfōn. ∞ ^afon$

āfor, a, harsh (to taste) ; † fierce, vehement. ∞ ^āfor$

afora = eafora. ∞ ^afora$

āforhtian (ā·forhtian) be afraid. ∞ ^āforhtian$

āfrēfran, āfrēfrian (ā·frēfr(i)an) comfort, console. ∞ ^āfrēfran$ ^āfrēfrian$

āfręmdan (ā·fręmd|an), A. -ęmþan alienate. ∞ ^āfręmdan$

~ung f. alienation. ∞ ^āfręmdung$

āfreoþan (ā·freoþan) 7 froth. ∞ ^āfreoþan$

āfūlian (ā·fūlian) become foul or impure, decay. ∞ ^āfūlian$

āfȳlan (ā·fȳlan) foul ; defile. ∞ ^āfȳlan$

āfyllan (ā·fyllan) w. a. and g. or i. fill ; satisfy (desires) ; complete. ∞ ^āfyllan$

āfȳran (ā·fȳran) deprive wai. ; castrate. ∞ ^āfȳran$

āfyrhtan (ā·fyrhtan) — ptc. āfyrht afraid. ∞ ^āfyrhtan$

āfȳsan (ā·fȳsan) make to hasten, drive on or away; incite, impel (mind). ∞ ^āfȳsan$

āglāc (āg-lāc), ǣg-, -ǣc I. † n. misery, torment. II. aj. sagacious (?). ∞ ^āglāc$

~cræft m. evil art. ∞ ^āglāccræft$

~hād m. misery. ∞ ^āglāchād$

~wīf n. wretched, monstrous woman. ∞ ^āglācwīf$

āglǣca (āg-lǣca) (āg-lǣca) †, āh-, ǣg- m. wretch, monster ; warrior, hero. ∞ ^āglǣca$

āgan (ā·gan) vb. come forth, appear ; pass (of time) ; happen ; grow. ∞ ^āgan$

āgǣlan (ā·gǣl|an) hinder, frustrate ; neglect — ptc. ~ed neglectful, remiss | engross, occupy : eall þæt folc wearþ mid him ānum āgǣled (in trying to capture him). ∞ ^āgǣlan$

āgǣlwan (ā·gǣlwan) astonish, alarm. ∞ ^āgǣlwan$

āgalan (ā·galan) 2 tr. sound ; sing. ∞ ^āgalan$

āgālian (ā·gāl|ian) — ptc. ~od remiss, neglectful. ∞ ^āgālian$

āgānian (ā·gānian) yawn. ∞ ^āgānian$

āgen, occ. eW. ǣ- I. own. II. n. (own) property; own country [āh]. ∞ ^āgen$ ^ǣgen$

~nama m. proper name (in grammar). ∞ ^āgennama$

~nes f. possession, property. ∞ ^āgennes$

~slaga m. suicide. ∞ ^āgenslaga$

~spræ̂c f. idiom. ∞ ^āgenspræc$

agen = ongēan. ∞ ^agen$

āgend m. possessor; the Lord [āh]. ∞ ^āgend$

~frēa, āgenf-, -frēo, -frig(e)a, -frīg, d. &c. -frēan, -frēo, m., f. owner, master, mistress. ∞ ^āgendfrēa$ ^āgenfrēa$ ^āgendfrēo$ ^āgendfriga$ ^āgendfrigea$ ^āgendfrīg$

~līce av. as one's own, imperiously ; accurately, properly. ∞ ^āgendlīce$

āgeolwian (ā·geolwian) become yellow. ∞ ^āgeolwian$

āgēomerian (ā·gēomerian) mourn, grieve. ∞ ^āgēomerian$

āgēotan (ā·gēotan) 7 pour out, shed (blood) ; melt, found (metal images) ; destroy ; deprive wg. || intr. flow out. ∞ ^āgēotan$

āgiėfan (ā·giėfan) 5 wda. give, render, give up ; restore, repay. ∞ ^āgiėfan$ ^āgīfan$

āgiėldan (ā·giėldan) 3 pay, requite, render (account, retribution), repay, offer (sacrifice) ; make possible, allow — þā mē sǣl āgeald, when I had an opportunity. ∞ ^āgiėldan$

āgielpan (ā·gielpan) 3 exult in wd. ∞ ^āgielpan$

āgiemelēasian (ā·giemelēasian) neglect. ∞ ^āgiemelēasian$

āgiėtan (ā·giėt|an) 5, also wk. ptc. ~ed, destroy. ∞ ^āgiėtan$

āgiėta (ā·giėta) m. waster, prodigal. ∞ ^āgiėta$

agift = ǣgift. ∞ ^agift$

āgimmed (ā·gimmed) gemmed, set with jewels. ∞ ^āgimmed$

aginnan = onginnan. ∞ ^aginnan$

agita = āgīeta. ∞ ^agita$

āgleddian (ā·gleddian) moisten. ∞ ^āgleddian$

āglidan (ā·glidan) 6 glide, slip, stumble. ∞ ^āglidan$

āgnian (āgn|ian) possess ; claim (possession) ; take possession, appropriate, adopt; handover. ∞ ^āgnian$

~iend m. possessor. ∞ ^āgniend$

~iendlic, ge- possessive (in grammar). ∞ ^āgniendlic$ ^geāgniendlic$

~ung f. possession ; claim. ∞ ^āgnung$

āgnettan appropriate [āgen]. ∞ ^āgnettan$

āgnīdan (ā·gnīdan) 6 rub (off) — ptc. āgniden threadbare. ∞ ^āgnīdan$

āgniden, āgnidenn (ā·gniden(n)) f. rubbing once Gl. ∞ ^āgniden$ ^āgnidenn$

āgotennes (ā·gotennes) f. shedding (of blood) [āgēotan]. ∞ ^āgotennes$

āgrafan (ā·graf|an) 2 engrave, inscribe, sculpture. ∞ ^āgrafan$

~enlic sculptured, graven. ∞ ^āgrafenlic$

āgrāpian (ā·grāpian) grasp. ∞ ^āgrāpian$

āgrisan (ā·grisan), ȳ shudder, fear : ~ for hęlle. ∞ ^āgrisan$

āgrōwan (ā·grōwan) I : ptc. ~en mid overgrown, covered with. ∞ ^āgrōwan$

āgryndan (ā·gryndan) descend [grund]. ∞ ^āgryndan$

agrysan = āgrisan. ∞ ^agrysan$

agu f. magpie. ∞ ^agu$

āgyltan (ā·gyltan) be guilty, incur guilt, trespass w. wiþ. ∞ ^āgyltan$

ah = ac. ∞ ^ah$

āh. vb., prt. āhte, inf. āgan possess, have, get possession of; ought: nāh hē þæt tō dōnne. ∞ ^āh$ ^āgan$ ^āhst$ ^āgon$ ^āhte$ ^āhtest$ ^āhton$ ^āge$ ^āgen$ ^āgaþ$ ^āgende$geāgen$

āhabban (ā·habban) restrain ; rfl. abstain w. fram. ∞ ^āhabban$

āhaccian (ā·haccian) pick out. ∞ ^āhaccian$

āhafen (ā·hafen), æ ptc. of āhębban. ∞ ^āhafen$

~nes f. elevation, rising (of the sea) ; pride. ∞ ^āhafennes$

āhātian (ā·hātian) become hot. ∞ ^āhātian$

āheardian (ā·heardian) become hard, firm ; become hardy, inured ; be insisted upon, be maintained. ∞ ^āheardian$

āhēawan (ā·hēawan) I cut, excavate, cut down (tree), cut wood into planks. ∞ ^āhēawan$

āhębban (ā·hębban) 2 lift up, raise ; extol, praise; exalt (thoughts), rfl. be presumptuous ; ptc. āhafen leavened, raised (of bread). ∞ ^āhębban$

ahebbian = āebbian. ∞ ^ahebbian$

āhęfigian (ā·hęfigian) make heavy, weigh down ; make sad. ∞ ^āhęfigian$

āhelpan (ā·helpan) 3 wg. help. ∞ ^āhelpan$

āheolorian (ā·heolorian) weigh, consider. ∞ ^āheolorian$

āheoran (ā·heoran) or aheordan (a·heordan) † once rescue (?). ∞ ^āheoran$

āhęrian (ā·hęrian) (fully) praise. ∞ ^āhęrian$

āhięldan (ā·hięldan)*, e, y, i bend, incline; lay down, rest || turn away, avert [heald. Cp. onhięldan]. ∞ ^āhięldan$

āhięltan (ā·hięltan)*, y make lame, trip up, supplantare. ∞ ^āhięltan$

āhīenan (ā·hīenan) humble. ∞ ^āhīenan$

āhięrdan (ā·hięrd|an) tr. harden ; encourage, strengthen. ∞ ^āhięrdan$

~ing f. hardening. ∞ ^āhięrding$

āhladan (ā·hladan) 2 draw (water) ; deliver. ∞ ^āhladan$

āhlǣnan (ā·hlǣnan) rfl. exalt oneself. ∞ ^āhlǣnan$

ahlǣnsian (a·hlǣnsian) become lean ; make lean, macerare. ∞ ^ahlǣnsian$

āhlēapan (ā·hlēapan) I leap up. ∞ ^āhlēapan$

āhlēfan (ā·hlēfan)*, oe pull out lN. ∞ ^āhlēfan$

āhlięhhan (ā·hlięhhan) 2 laugh ; exult ; laugh at, ridicule wg. ∞ ^āhlięhhan$

āhlocian (ā·hlocian) pull out, dig out. ∞ ^āhlocian$

āhlōwan (ā·hlōwan) I resound. ∞ ^āhlōwan$

āhlūttrian (ā·hlūttrian) make clear, purify. ∞ ^āhlūttrian$

āhlȳttran (ā·hlȳttran) = ā·hlūttrian. ∞ ^āhlȳttran$

ahnian = āgnian. ∞ ^ahnian$

āhnēopan (ā·hnēopan) † 7 prt. -ēap*, -ēop pluck. ∞ ^āhnēopan$

āhnęscian (ā·hnęscian) become soft, weak ; become effeminate || tr. weaken. ∞ ^āhnęscian$

āhnigan (ā·hnigan) 6 intr. bow, fall. ∞ ^āhnigan$

āhogian (ā·hogian) think out, devise. ∞ ^āhogian$

āholian (ā·holian) hollow ; engrave, emboss | pull out. ∞ ^āholian$

āhōn (ā·hōn) I b tr. hang ; kill by hanging; crucify. ∞ ^āhōn$

āhopian (ā·hopian) hope. ∞ ^āhopian$

āhręddan (ā·hrędd|an) save : hē hī æt hungre āhredde | rescue, recapture. ∞ ^āhręddan$

~ing f. deliverance, salvation. ∞ ^āhrędding$

āhrēofian (ā·hrēof|ian) become leprous — ptc. ~od leprous. ∞ ^āhrēofian$

āhrēosan (ā·hrēosan) 7 fall ; rush. ∞ ^āhrēosan$

ahreran = onhrēran stir. ∞ ^ahreran$

ahrinan = onhrīnan. ∞ ^ahrinan$

āhrisian (ā·hrisian), y shake ; shake off. ∞ ^āhrisian$

ahsian = āscian. ∞ ^ahsian$

āht = āwiht anything. ∞ ^āht$

~līce av. worthily, bravely. ∞ ^āhtlīce$

āhte prt. of āh. ∞ ^āhte$

āhwā (ā-hwā) no. any one. ∞ ^āhwā$

āhwǣnan (ā·hwǣn|an) vex, tease, grieve — ptc. ~ed afflicted, sad. ∞ ^āhwǣnan$

āhwæ̂r (ā-hwæ̂r), -ār, āwer, ōwer(n) av. anywhere ; in any way ; ever. ∞ ^āhwær$

ahwærgen = āhwergen. ∞ ^ahwærgen$

āhwæt (ā-hwæt) no. anything. ∞ ^āhwæt$

ahwæþer (a-hwæþer), ā(w)þer, āþor I. no. either (of two) ; anything (?). II. av. āwþer, oþþe … oþþe either … or. Cp. ōþer. ∞ ^ahwæþer$

āhwanon (ā-hwanon), lN. ōwana av. from anywhere ; on any side. ∞ ^āhwanon$

āhweorfan (ā·hweorfan) 3 intr. and tr. turn away, remove, avert. ∞ ^āhweorfan$

ahwergen (a-hwergen), -æ- av. anywhere. ∞ ^ahwergen$

āhwęttan (ā·hwęttan) excite, incite; provide; repudiate, renounce. ∞ ^āhwęttan$

āhwider (ā-hwider) av. in any direction, from any source. ∞ ^āhwider$

āhwięlfan (ā·hwięlfan) cover (with vault), overwhelm. up~ pull up, loosen [hwealf]. ∞ ^āhwięlfan$

āhwięrfan (ā·hwięrfan) tr. turn away. ∞ ^āhwięrfan$

ahwonne (a-hwonne), -ænne av. at any time. ∞ ^ahwonne$

āhycgan (ā·hycgan) think out, devise. ∞ ^āhycgan$

āhydan (ā·hydan) hide ; rfl. w. wiþ. ∞ ^āhydan$

āhȳrian (ā·hȳrian) hire. ∞ ^āhȳrian$

āhȳþan (ā·hȳþan) plunder, destroy. ∞ ^āhȳþan$

āīdlian (ā·īdlian) be free w. fram | make useless, annul, frustrate (plans) ; profane; get rid of (disease). ∞ ^āīdlian$

āiernan (ā·iernan) 3 run, flow ; pass, expire (of time). ∞ ^āiernan$

āieþan (ā·ieþan) † lay waste, destroy. ∞ ^āieþan$

āl- fire [ǣled, ǣlan]. ∞ ^āl$

~fæt n. cooking vessel. ∞ ^ālfæt$

~geweorc n. fire-making, tinder Gl. ∞ ^ālgeweorc$

āl = awel awl. ∞ ^āl$

ālādian (ā·lādian) excuse, justify. ∞ ^ālādian$

ālæccan (ā·læccan) catch. ∞ ^ālæccan$

ālǣdan (ā·lǣdan) lead away, take away ; lead : eft ~ bring back ; bring forth, cause to grow. ∞ ^ālǣdan$

ālæ̂nan (ā·læ̂nan) lend. ∞ ^ālænan$

ālǣran (ā·lǣran). teach. ∞ ^ālǣran$

ālæ̂tan (ā·læ̂t|an) I b send forth, shed (tears); let, permit ; let go, give up ; let alone, leave : þā þæt fyr hīe ālēt ; remit, pardon ; deliver. ∞ ^ālætan$

~nes f. loss. ∞ ^ālætnes$

alan 2 † nourish, produce; appear (!) lN. ∞ ^alan$

alāþian (a·lāþian) become distasteful. ∞ ^alāþian$

albe f. alb [Lt. alba]. ∞ ^albe$

aldot = *ealdoþ. ∞ ^aldot$

alęcgan (a·lęcg|an) lay down, put down ; place, put | desist from, remit (tribute), give up : ~ende word deponent verb | conquer, put down, refute ; diminish, withhold | inflict. ∞ ^alęcgan$

endlic (-endlic) deponent (verb). ∞ ^endlic$

ālefan (ā·lef|an), -ian, -wan injure, maim, weaken — ptc. ~ed ill [lēf]. ∞ ^ālefan$

aleon = ōnleon lend. ∞ ^aleon$

ālēodan (ā·lēodan) 7 grow. ∞ ^ālēodan$

ālēogan (ā·lēogan) 7 tell lies w. d. of person ; deny wda. ; belie, not keep (vow). ∞ ^ālēogan$

ālesan (ā·lesan) 5 pick out, gather. ∞ ^ālesan$

alet = ǣled fire. ∞ ^alet$

alewan = ālēfan. ∞ ^alewan$

alewe = aluwe. ∞ ^alewe$

ālibban (ā·libban), āleof-, ālif- live, pass (life) ; survive (injury). ∞ ^ālibban$

ālicgan (ā·licgan) 5 w.d. of pers. fail, cease, perish. ∞ ^ālicgan$

āliefan (ā·lief|an) wda., w. d. and sbj. allow ; give up, surrender (fortress). ∞ ^āliefan$

~ed lawful, allowable. ∞ ^āliefed$

~edlic allowable. ∞ ^āliefedlic$

~edlīce av. allowably. ∞ ^āliefedlīce$

~ednes f. permission. ∞ ^āliefednes$

ālīesan (ā·līes|an) loosen, take off (helmet) release ; ransom, redeem. ∞ ^ālīesan$

~nes, ~ednes f. redemption. ∞ ^ālīesnes$ ^ālīesednes$

āliesend (ā·lies|end) m. releaser ; Redeemer. ∞ ^āliesend$

~endlic bond-loosening, liberating (rune or charm). ∞ ^āliesendlic$

~ing f. redemption. ∞ ^āliesing$

ālīeþran (ā·līeþran)*, ē tr. lather, rub with soap [lēaþor]. ∞ ^ālīeþran$

ālihtan (ā·lihtan) lighten, alleviate, relieve, help ; take away or off ; alight. ∞ ^ālihtan$

ālimpan (ā·limpan) 3 happen. ∞ ^ālimpan$

ālinnan (ā·linnan), -linian pull out ; deliver, set free. ∞ ^ālinnan$

āliþian (ā·liþian), eo dismember ; loosen, separate (soul from body). ∞ ^āliþian$

āliþrian (ā·liþrian) loosen, remove. ∞ ^āliþrian$

āloccian (ā·loccian) entice out. ∞ ^āloccian$

alor, -er, alr m. alder. ∞ ^alor$ ^aler$ ^alr$

~dręnc m. alder drink. ∞ ^alordręnc$

~holt m. alder wood. ∞ ^alorholt$

~rind f. alder bark. ∞ ^alorrind$

alter, altare m. altar [Lt. altare]. ∞ ^alter$ ^altare$

ālūcan (ā·lūcan) 7 pull up, pull away, separate. ∞ ^ālūcan$

ālūtan (ā·lūtan) 7 intr. bend, bow — ptc. āloten bowed down, humble. ∞ ^ālūtan$

aluwe, al(e)we f. aloes (a spice) [Lt. aloe]. ∞ ^aluwe$ ^alwe$ ^alewe$

am lN. = eom am. ∞ ^am$

ām, uma † reed (of loom). ∞ ^ām$ ^uma$

āmællad (ā·mællad) [æ = ię ?] M. made empty or useless. Cp. æ̂melle. ∞ ^āmællad$

āmæ̂ran (ā·mæ̂ran) make famous, proclaim. ∞ ^āmæran$

āmæstan (ā·mæstan) fatten (pig). ∞ ^āmæstan$

aman = onman vb. ∞ ^aman$

āmanian (ā·manian) demand, exact. ∞ ^āmanian$

amang, see gemang. ∞ ^amang$

āmānsumian (ā·mānsum|ian) excommunicate. ∞ ^āmānsumian$

~ung f. excommunication. ∞ ^āmānsumung$

āmarod (ā·marod) confused, confounded. ∞ ^āmarod$

āmasod (ā·masod) confused, confounded. ∞ ^āmasod$

āmāwan (ā·māwan) I mow down. ∞ ^āmāwan$

amb = ām. ∞ ^amb$

amber mf. jar, pitcher, bucket ; a measure (dry and liquid) [Lt. amphora]. ∞ ^amber$

ambiht, -eht, (o)e- I. n. office, service ; commission, command, message. II. m. officer, attendant, servant, messenger. ∞ ^ambiht$ ^ambeht$ ^ombiht$ ^oembiht$ ^ombeht$ ^embiht$

~hiera † m. obedient servant. ∞ ^ambihthiera$

~hūs n. office. ∞ ^ambihthūs$

~ian*, e- serve lN. ∞ ^ambihtian$

~mann m. official, attendant. ∞ ^ambihtmann$

~męcg †, æ m. servant. ∞ ^ambihtmęcg$

~scealc † m. official, servant. ∞ ^ambihtscealc$

~sęcg † m. official, messenger. ∞ ^ambihtsęcg$

~smiþ m. official smith, carpenter, &c. ∞ ^ambihtsmiþ$

~sumnes*, ę- f. service lN. ∞ ^ambihtsumnes$

~þegn † m. attendant, servant. ∞ ^ambihtþegn$

ambyre favourable (wind); [and-, byre]. ∞ ^ambyre$

āmearcian (ā·mearcian) mark out, define (limits of) ; delineate, draw ; destine, appoint. ∞ ^āmearcian$

amel m. vessel for holy water (lLt. amula]. ∞ ^amel$

āmeldian (ā·meldian) betray, reveal. ∞ ^āmeldian$

āmeltan (ā·meltan) 3 intr. melt — ptc. āmolten melted (metal). ∞ ^āmeltan$

āmęrian (ā·męrian), y purify (esp. melted metals) ; test, examine. ∞ ^āmęrian$

āmetan (ā·met|an) 5 measure; assign, bestow ; plan, form, make. ∞ ^āmetan$

~endlīce av. compendiously (!) Gl. ∞ ^āmetendlīce$

āmētan (ā·mētan) paint ; adorn. ∞ ^āmētan$

āmętsian (ā·mętsian) provide with food, provision. ∞ ^āmętsian$

amidlod = unmīdlod. ∞ ^amidlod$

āmięltan (ā·mięltan)*, y tr. melt. ∞ ^āmięltan$

āmięran (ā·mięran) hinder, wag. hinder one in (from) … ; disable, injure, corrupt, destroy. ∞ ^āmięran$

āmolnsnian (ā·molnsnian) decay, become weak (of eyes). ∞ ^āmolnsnian$

amore, vE. emer, omer a bird Gl. ∞ ^amore$

ampella m. bottle [Lt. ampulla]. ∞ ^ampella$

ampre f. dock (plant), sorrel. ∞ ^ampre$

āmundian (ā·mundian) protect. ∞ ^āmundian$

āmyrgan (ā·myrgan) cheer. ∞ ^āmyrgan$

āmyrþran (ā·myrþran) murder. ∞ ^āmyrþran$

an, an- = on, on-. ∞ ^an$

ān I. a.m. ānne, ǣnne, no., aj. one (always strong : þæt an) w. g. or of. ān and ān, ān æfter ānum one by one, one after the other. ān … oþer the first … the second | same : on ānum gēare forþferdon | only, alone : būton him ānum | a certain (one), a | any : būton synne ānre || þæt ān av. only : nā þæt ān (þæt w. indc.) … ac not only … but. for ān av. only. on ān av. continually ; always, continuously; immediately ; together ; (tell him) once for all. ānes hwæt a portion, only a part (of the whole) ; gewearþ him ānes they made an agreement. ānum av. alone, solely; tō ānumgecierdon joined together. ānra gehwelc each. II. av. only. ∞ ^ān$

~bieme made of one trunk. ∞ ^ānbieme$

~boren only (child). ∞ ^ānboren$

~buend † m. anchorite. ∞ ^ānbuend$

~cęnned only (child). ∞ ^āncęnned$

~cummum av. one by one lN. ∞ ^āncummum$

~cyning † m. unique king. ∞ ^āncyning$

~dæge lasting one day. ∞ ^āndæge$

~daga m. appointed day, term. ∞ ^āndaga$

~dagian appoint day or term w. d. and of; adjourn. ∞ ^āndagian$

~ēage, ~ēagede one-eyed. ∞ ^ānēage$ ^ānēagede$

~ęcge one-edged. ∞ ^ānęcge$

~feald, ~fealdlic simple, single ; singular (number) : unique, superior ; honest, modest. ∞ ^ānfeald$ ^ānfealdlic$

~fealdlīce av. simply. ∞ ^ānfealdlīce$

~fealdnes f. concord ; simplicity. ∞ ^ānfealdnes$

~fēte one-footed. ∞ ^ānfēte$

~floga †m. solitary flyer. ∞ ^ānfloga$

~forlæ̂tan I b relinquish, forsake, lose. ∞ ^ānforlætan$

~forlæ̂tnes f. desertion. ∞ ^ānforlætnes$

~genga † m. solitary; also aj. ∞ ^āngenga$

~giėld, ~giėlde n. single (fixed (?), cp. āndaga) compensation ~gielde av. with such a compensation ; fixed price. ∞ ^āngiėld$ ^āngiėlde$

~haga m. recluse. ∞ ^ānhaga$

~hęnde one-handed. ∞ ^ānhęnde$

~hoga m. = ~haga. ∞ ^ānhoga$

~horn, ~horna m. unicorn. ∞ ^ānhorn$ ^ānhorna$

~hygdig, ~hȳdig steadfast, stubborn, self-willed. ∞ ^ānhygdig$ ^ānhȳdig$

~hyrne one-horned : m. unicorn. ∞ ^ānhyrne$

~hyrned, ~hyrnede one-horned. ∞ ^ānhyrned$ ^ānhyrnede$

~īege one-eyed. ∞ ^ānīege$

~lǣcan unite. ∞ ^ānlǣcan$

~læ̂tan I b relinquish. ∞ ^ānlætan$

~legere with one husband. ∞ ^ānlegere$

~līepe, ~lape, ~līepig, ǣlpig isolated, single ; unattached, without ties, private. ∞ ^ānlīepe$ ^ānlape$ ^ānlīepig$ ^ǣlpig$

~līepnes f. loneliness. ∞ ^ānlīepnes$

~lic only, solitary, unique [cp. ǣnlic]. ∞ ^ānlic$

~mēde n. unanimity. ∞ ^ānmēde$

~mōd unanimous ; resolute, brave, fierce : obstinate. ∞ ^ānmōd$

~mōdlīce av. unanimously ; resolutely. ∞ ^ānmōdlīce$

~mōdnes f. unanimity ; constancy. ∞ ^ānmōdnes$

~nes f. oneness, unity ; agreement ; solitude. ∞ ^ānnes$

~pæþ m. one-by-one path, narrow path. ∞ ^ānpæþ$

~ræ̂d, ~ræ̂de unanimous ; resolute, of firm character. ∞ ^ānræd$ ^ānræde$

~rǣdlic unanimous ; resolute. ∞ ^ānrǣdlic$

~rǣdlīce av. unanimously ; resolutely. ∞ ^ānrǣdlīce$

~rǣdnes f. unanimity, agreement ; constancy. ∞ ^ānrǣdnes$

~seld n. hermitage. ∞ ^ānseld$

~setl n. hermitage. ∞ ^ānsetl$

~setla m. hermit. ∞ ^ānsetla$

~spilde unique (medicine). ∞ ^ānspilde$

~spræ̂ce speaking together. ∞ ^ānspræce$

~standende standing alone. ∞ ^ānstandende$

~stapa m. lonely wanderer. ∞ ^ānstapa$

~stelede with one stalk. ∞ ^ānstelede$

~stīg f. = ~pæþ. ∞ ^ānstīg$

~strǣc pertinacious. ∞ ^ānstrǣc$

~streces av. continuously [stręccan]. ∞ ^ānstreces$

~sum whole. ∞ ^ānsum$

~sumnes f. virginity. ∞ ^ānsumnes$

~sunu m. only, unique son. ∞ ^ānsunu$

~swēge harmonious. ∞ ^ānswēge$

~tīd † f. fixed time (?). ∞ ^āntīd$

~getrum † n. unique, noble host. ∞ ^āngetrum$

~wędd n. security, pledge. ∞ ^ānwędd$

~wīg n. single combat. ∞ ^ānwīg$

~wīglīce av. in single combat. ∞ ^ānwīglīce$

~wille I. obstinate. II. av. obstinately. ∞ ^ānwille$

~willīce av. obstinately. ∞ ^ānwillīce$

~wilnes, ~willnes f. obstinacy. ∞ ^ānwilnes$ ^ānwillnes$

~wintre, ǣnetre, enetere of one year, one year old. ∞ ^ānwintre$ ^ǣnetre$ ^enetere$

~wīte n. simple fine. ∞ ^ānwīte$

~wuniende solitary. ∞ ^ānwuniende$

~wunung f. solitary abode. ∞ ^ānwunung$

geāned united Bd. ∞ ^geāned$

anung once f. zeal lN. ∞ ^anung$

āna wk. mf. solitary, alone ; only : God ~ wat. ∞ ^āna$

anawyrm (ana-wyrm) [ā- ?] m. intestinal worm. ∞ ^anawyrm$

ānad-, -æd- n. desert. ∞ ^ānad$

ananbēam (anan-bēam) m. spindle-tree. ∞ ^ananbēam$

anbid (an-bid), i† (n.) expectation, suspense ; interval. ∞ ^anbid$

~stōw f. place of waiting. ∞ ^anbidstōw$

anbīdian, andbīdian, (an(d)-bīd|ian), ge- w.g., a. expect, wait for || intr. ge- wait. ∞ ^anbīdian$ ^andbīdian$

~ung f. expectation. ∞ ^anbīdung$ ^andbīdung$

anbringelle (an-bringelle) f. instigation. ∞ ^anbringelle$

anbroce † once f. timber, wood. ∞ ^anbroce$

anbrucol (an-brucol) rugged. ∞ ^anbrucol$

anclēow f. ankle. ∞ ^anclēow$

ancor, -er, ancra m. anchor [Lt. ancora]. ∞ ^ancor$ ^ancer$ ^ancra$

~bęnd, ~rāp, ~stręng m. cable. ∞ ^ancorbęnd$ ^ancorrāp$ ^ancorstreng$

~mann m. anchor-man, proreta. ∞ ^ancormann$

~setl n. prow. ∞ ^ancorsetl$

ancra, ancer, -or m. hermit [Lt. anachoreta]. ∞ ^ancra$ ^ancer$ ^ancor$

ancerlic (ancer|lic), ancor- of a hermit. ∞ ^ancerlic$

~lif n. hermit's life. ∞ ^ancerlif$

~setl n. hermitage. ∞ ^ancersetl$

~stōw f. hermitage. ∞ ^ancerstōw$

and, eA. ęnd cj. and. gelīce and w. sbj. as if. ∞ ^and$

and- occ. = on- (an-), rarely = a-. ∞ ^and$

anda (and|a) envy, malice; anger, grudge, vexation ; indignation, zeal ; injury, hostility. ∞ ^anda$

~ian envy ; be zealous. ∞ ^andian$

~ig envious, jealous. ∞ ^andig$

andbita (and-bita) tasting or feast (?): once Gl. ∞ ^andbita$

andbyrdan, anbyrdan (an(d)-byrd|an) strive, w. ongēan, on resist. ∞ ^andbyrdan$ ^anbyrdan$

~nes f. resistance. ∞ ^andbyrdnes$ ^anbyrdnes$

andcwiss (and-cwiss) f. answer. ∞ ^andcwiss$

andēages (and-ēages)*, -æges † once av. face to face. ∞ ^andēages$

andefn, anddyfen f. proportion, amount [gedafenian]. ∞ ^andefn$ ^anddyfen$

andetla m. confession. ∞ ^andetla$

andettan (andett|an), andhet(t)an confess, give praise wda. [and, hātan]. ∞ ^andettan$

~a, ~end, ~ere m. confessor, praiser. ∞ ^andetta$ ^andettend$ ^andettere$

~ing f. confession. ∞ ^andetting$

~nes f. confession. ∞ ^andettnes$

andfeax (and-feax) bald. ∞ ^andfeax$

andfęnga (and-fęnga) m. taker up, defender, susceptor [fōn]. ∞ ^andfęnga$

andfęnge (and-fęng|e) acceptable, fit. ∞ ^andfęnge$

~nes f. receiving ; receptacle. ∞ ^andfęngnes$

~estōw f. receptacle. ∞ ^andfęngestōw$

andfęngend (and-fęngend) m. defender. ∞ ^andfęngend$

andgiet (and-giet) n. intellect ; comprehension ; sense (the five senses) ; meaning, purport. ∞ ^andgiet$ ^andgit$ ^ondgiet$

~full intelligent, knowing. ∞ ^andgietfull$

~fullic intelligible. ∞ ^andgietfullic$

~fullīce av. intelligibly, clearly. ∞ ^andgietfullīce$

~lēas foolish. ∞ ^andgietlēas$

~lēast, īe f. folly. ∞ ^andgietlēast$ ^andgietlīest$

~lic intelligible. ∞ ^andgietlic$

~līce av. intelligibly. ∞ ^andgietlīce$

~ol intelligent. ∞ ^andgietol$

~tācen † n. intelligible sign, symbol. ∞ ^andgiettācen$

andgiėte (and-giėte)*, -gete † manifest. ∞ ^andgiėte$

andhēafod (and-hēafod) n. unploughed headland of a field, gen. pl. ∞ ^andhēafod$

andlang, A. ollung I. aj. continuous, whole (day). II. ~, ~es prp. wg. along(side). ∞ ^andlang$

andlēan (and-lēan) † n. retribution. ∞ ^andlēan$ ^ondlēan$

andleofen (and-leofen), -lifen, y f. sustenance, food ; wages [libban]. ∞ ^andleofen$

āndlōman (ānd-(ge)lōman), -uman, -aman mpl. utensils. ∞ ^āndlōman$ ^āndgelōman$ ^āndluman$ ^āndlaman$ ^āndgeluman$ ^āndgelaman$

andmitta (and-mitta) = an-mitta. ∞ ^andmitta$

andrysne (an-drysn|e), andd- awe-inspiring ; terrible, horrible. ∞ ^andrysne$ ^anddrysne$ ^ondrysne$

~o † fpl. awe, reverence ; etiquette. ∞ ^andrysno$

~lic, ondrys(t)lic terrible. ∞ ^andrysnlic$ ^ondrystlic$ ^ondryslic$

andsaca (and-sac|a) m. denier, renouncer, apostate ; enemy. ∞ ^andsaca$

~ian deny. ∞ ^andsacian$

andsæc (and-sæc) n. denial ; refusal ; resistance. ∞ ^andsæc$

andsæ̂te (an(d)-sæ̂te) hateful, repugnant, repulsive, hostile. ∞ ^andsæte$ ^ansæte$

andslięht (and-slięht) †, y, written hand- but alliterating with vowels, m. stroke. ∞ ^andslięht$

andspyrnes (and-spyrnes) f. stumbling-block, scandalum [onspornan]. ∞ ^andspyrnes$

andswarian (and-swar|ian), -orian, -erian, -eorian, answer wda. ∞ ^andswarian$

~u, ans-, lN. ondsuer- f. answer. ∞ ^andswaru$ ^answaru$ ^ondsueru$

andūstrigan (andūstr|igan) protest, deny lA. ∞ ^andūstrigan$

~ung f. protest, denial. ∞ ^andūstrung$

andwæ̂t (and-wæ̂t) moist. ∞ ^andwæt$

andweard (and-weard) opposite ; present (in place and time). ∞ ^andweard$

~lic present. ∞ ^andweardlic$

~līce av. present : hine ~ gesawon. ∞ ^andweardlīce$

~nes f. presence (in place and time). ∞ ^andweardnes$

andweorc (and-weorc) n. substance, thing; material ; cause. ∞ ^andweorc$

andwīg (and-wīg) n. resistance. ∞ ^andwīg$

andwīs (and-wīs) knowing, skilful in wg. ∞ ^andwīs$

~nes f. experience. ∞ ^andwīsnes$

andwist (and-wist) f. station (?) ; support (?). ∞ ^andwist$

andwlita (and-wlita), -iota ; -eata A. ; -ata in. face, countenance ; surface (of earth) ; form, shape. ∞ ^andwlita$

andwlite (and-wlit|e), onwlite m. face, forehead. ∞ ^andwlite$

~full proud Gl. ∞ ^andwlitfull$

andwraþ (and-wraþ) † hostile wd. ∞ ^andwraþ$

andwyrdan (and-wyrd|an) answer wd. ∞ ^andwyrdan$

~e n. answer. ∞ ^andwyrde$

~ing f. conspiratio. ∞ ^andwyrding$

āne = ǣne once. ∞ ^āne$

ānęmnan (ā·nęmnan) declare, proclaim. ∞ ^ānęmnan$

ānett, ǣ- fn. (or m.?) solitude. ∞ ^ānett$ ^ǣnett$

anfilte (an-filte) (n.) anvil. ∞ ^anfilte$

anforht (an-forht) alarmed. ∞ ^anforht$

ang (ang-)*, o-. ∞ ^ang$

~nora, ~nere m. corner of the eye (?). ∞ ^angnora$ ^angnere$

anga m. prickle, sting, goad. ∞ ^anga$

ānga sole, only [ān]. ∞ ^ānga$

ange (ang|e) av. anxiously — him was ~ on his mode he was anxious. ∞ ^ange$

~brēost n. asthma. ∞ ^angbrēost$

~mōd anxious, sad. ∞ ^angmōd$

~mōdnes f. distress of mind. ∞ ^angmōdnes$

~nægl m. corn (on foot). ∞ ^angnægl$

~nes f. anxiety, distress. ∞ ^angnes$

~set, ~seta m. pustule, carbuncle. ∞ ^angset$ ^angseta$

~sum, ~sumlic troublesome. ∞ ^angsum$ ^angsumlic$

~sumian trouble. ∞ ^angsumian$

~sumlīce av. painfully. ∞ ^angsumlīce$

~sumnes f. trouble, perplexity, pain. ∞ ^angsumnes$

Angel n. Anglen (in Schleswig). ∞ ^Angel$

~cyning m. king of the English. ∞ ^Angelcyning$

~cynn n. English race. ∞ ^Angelcynn$

~þeod f. English people. ∞ ^Angelþeod$

angel m. fish-hook. ∞ ^angel$

~twicca, ~æcca m., ~twicce f. (?) earthworm. ∞ ^angeltwicca$ ^angelæcca$ ^angeltwicce$

anginn (an-ginn) n. beginning ; rising (of sun) ; enterprise ; design ; action. ∞ ^anginn$

Angle pl. = Ęngle English. ∞ ^Angle$

angrisenlīce (an-grisenlīce)*, y av. terribly. ∞ ^angrisenlīce$

angrisla (an-grisla), o- m. terror, horror. ∞ ^angrisla$

angrislic, angristlic, o- terrible, horrible. ∞ ^angrislic$ ^angristlic$ ^ongrislic$

angryrlic (an-gryrlic)*, o- once terrible, a blending of angrislic and gryre. ∞ ^angryrlic$ ^ongryrlic$

ānīedan (ā·nīedan) force ~ fram separate forcibly, ~ ūt drive out, expel. ∞ ^ānīedan$

aniehst (a·niehst) † av. last (in order of mention). ∞ ^aniehst$

āniman (ā·niman) 4 take away, deprive w. æt. ∞ ^āniman$

āninga, ānunga, ǣninga av. at once ; absolutely, entirely, certainly. ∞ ^āninga$ ^ānunga$ ^ǣninga$

āniþrian, āniþerian (ā·niþ(e)rian) thrust down ; condemn. ∞ ^āniþrian$ ^āniþerian$

anlēc (an-lēc), -æc, -ic m. 'looking-on,' regard, respect [lōcian]. ∞ ^anlēc$

anlic, angelīc, eW. o, wd. similar; equal. ∞ ^anlic$ ^angelic$ ^onlic$

~nes eW. a, o, f. likeness, similitude; form, stature : on nǣddran ~se ; illustration, parable ; portrait ; statue, idol. ∞ ^anlicnes$

anlīce (anlīc|e), o- av. similarly : ~ost swelce w. sbj. as if. ∞ ^anlīce$

geanlīcian wda. compare; make like. ∞ ^geanlīcian$

anmēdla (an-mēdla), o- m. pride, pomp, glory ; presumption ; courage [mōd]. ∞ ^anmēdla$ ^onmēdla$

geanmēttan (gean-mēttan) encourage [mōd]. ∞ ^geanmēttan$

anmitta, andmitta (an(d)-mitta), onm- m. balance, scales (for weighing). ∞ ^anmitta$ ^andmitta$

ann vb. prt. ūþe, inf. unnan, wdg. grant ; not grudge, wish (a person to have something) ; wish w. d. and sbj. — unnendre handa voluntarily. ∞ ^ann$ ^unnan$ ^anst$ ^unnon$ ^ūþe$ ^ūþest$ ^ūþon$ ^unne$ ^unnen$ ^ūþen$ ^ūnnaþ$ ^ūnnende$ ^geūþe$

anoþa m. fear. ∞ ^anoþa$

ansīen (an-sīen); -ēon. A. ; o- f. face, countenance; aspect, appearance, form; view, contemplation ; spectacle. ∞ ^ansīen$

ansīen (an-sīen)*, onsȳn † f. lack, want. ∞ ^ansīen$ ^onsȳn$

anspilde (an-spilde) salutary. ∞ ^anspilde$

anstięllan (an-stięllan)*, y put in stall or stable [steall]. ∞ ^anstięllan$

ansund (an-sund), o- whole, entire, sound, uninjured. ∞ ^ansund$ ^onsund$

~nes f. soundness, wholeness. ∞ ^ansundnes$

Antecrīst (Ante-crīst) m. Antichrist [Lt.]. ∞ ^Antecrīst$

antefn, antifen mf. anthem [Lt. antiphona]. ∞ ^antefn$ ^antifen$

~ere m. book of anthems. ∞ ^antefnere$

antimber (an-timber) n. material; reason, pretext. ∞ ^antimber$

antre f. radish. ∞ ^antre$

anþrācian (an-þrācian), andþ-, onþ-, aþ- , fear wg., w. þæt and sceolde. ∞ ^anþrācian$

anþrǣce (an-þrǣce) dreadful, repulsive. ∞ ^anþrǣce$

anung after ān. ∞ ^anung$

anweald (an-weald), and-, o- m(n). authority, rule, prestige ; jurisdiction, territory. ∞ ^anweald$ ^onweald$

~a, onwalda m. ruler, sovereign ; the Lord. = ān- ? ∞ ^anwealda$ ^anwalda$ ^onwalda$

anweald (an-weald), an- aj. powerful, sole-ruling (?). ∞ ^anweald$

~ig [ān- ?] powerful. ∞ ^anwealdig$

anwealg (an-wealg), onwealh unimpaired, uninjured, safe. ∞ ^anwealg$

~līce av. wholly. ∞ ^anwealglīce$

~nes f. wholeness, soundness, chastity. ∞ ^anwealgnes$

anwīggearo (anwīg-gearo) † once [ = and-] ready for war. ∞ ^anwīggearo$

anwille (an-wille)*, on- † once desired. ∞ ^anwille$

anwlōh (an-wlōh) f. once adorned (?). ∞ ^anwlōh$

apa m. ape. ∞ ^apa$

āpǣcan (ā·pǣcan) seduce (retainer from his allegiance). ∞ ^āpǣcan$

āparian (ā·parian) take in the act (hine þǣræt). ∞ ^āparian$

āpinsian (ā·pins|ian) estimate ; consider, ponder [Lt. pensare]. ∞ ^āpinsian$

~ung f. weighing Gl. ∞ ^āpinsung$

āplantian (ā·plantian) plant. ∞ ^āplantian$

āplatod (ā·platod) plated (?) Gl. ∞ ^āplatod$

apostata m. apostate [Lt.]. ∞ ^apostata$

apostol, lN. postol m. apostle [Lt.]. ∞ ^apostol$

apostolhād (apostol|hād) m. apostolate. ∞ ^apostolhād$

~ic, ~lic apostolic. ∞ ^apostolic$ ^apostollic$

appel = æppel. ∞ ^appel$

Aprelis m. April [Lt.]. ∞ ^Aprelis$

āpriccan (ā·priccan) prick, make (dot). ∞ ^āpriccan$

aprotane f. wormwood [Lt. abrotonum]. ∞ ^aprotane$

apulder, apuldre fm. apple-tree [æppel]. ∞ ^apulder$ ^apuldre$

~rind f. bark of apple-tree. ∞ ^apulderrind$

~tūn m. orchard. ∞ ^apuldertūn$

apytan = āptȳan. ∞ ^apytan$

ār † m. messenger (angel, apostle), herald; servant, soldier [ǣrende]. ∞ ^ār$

ār f. honour, dignity ; reverence, respect ; property, revenue, estate, benefice; prosperity; benefit, help; kindness; mercy. ∞ ^ār$

~cræftig pious or distinguished (?). ∞ ^ārcræftig$

~dæ̂de merciful, charitable. ∞ ^ārdæde$

~dagas mpl. feast-days. ∞ ^ārdagas$

~fæst distinguished; virtuous; pious, dutiful ; merciful, kind, gracious. ∞ ^ārfæst$

~fæstlīce av. piously ; kindly. ∞ ^ārfæstlīce$

~fæstnes f. piety; virtue ; kindness. ∞ ^ārfæstnes$

~full venerable ; merciful, kind. ∞ ^ārfull$

~fullīce av. kindly, mercifully. ∞ ^ārfullīce$

~giėfa m. beneficent one. ∞ ^ārgiėfa$

~hwæt † eager for glory. ∞ ^ārhwæt$

~lēas impious, wicked ; merciless, cruel. ∞ ^ārlēas$

~lēaslīce av. wickedly, impiously ; cruelly. ∞ ^ārlēaslīce$

~lēasnes f. wickedness, impiety. ∞ ^ārlēasnes$

~lēast f. wickedness, wicked deed ; cruelty. ∞ ^ārlēast$

~lic honourable, distinguished ; honest ; befitting ; pleasant ; merciful, kind. ∞ ^ārlic$

~līce av. honourably; kindly, mercifully. ∞ ^ārlīce$

~scamu f. shame, modesty. ∞ ^ārscamu$

~stafas † mpl. kindness, help. ∞ ^ārstafas$

~þegn m. servant. ∞ ^ārþegn$

~wierþe, -eorþ, -urþ, -yrþ venerable, distinguished. ∞ ^ārwierþe$ ^ārweorþ$ ^ārwurþ$ ^ārwyrþ$

~weorþfull honourable. ∞ ^ārweorþfull$

~weorþian, u, y honour, reverence, worship. ∞ ^ārweorþian$ ^ārwurþian$ ^ārwyrþian$

~weorþlic, u, y venerable. ∞ ^ārweorþlic$ ^ārwurþlic$ ^ārwyrþlic$

~weorþlīce, u, y av. honourably ; kindly. ∞ ^ārweorþlīce$ ^ārwurþlīce$ ^ārwyrþlīce$

~weorþnes, u, y f. honour, dignity. ∞ ^ārweorþnes$ ^ārwurþnes$ ^ārwyrþnes$

~weorþung, u f. honour. ∞ ^ārweorþung$ ^ārwurþung$

~wesa once respected. ∞ ^ārwesa$

ār f. oar. ∞ ^ār$

~blæd n. blade of oar. ∞ ^ārblæd$

~gebland † n. sea. ∞ ^ārgebland$

~loc n. rowlock. ∞ ^ārloc$

~wela † m. sea. ∞ ^ārwela$

~wiþþe f. oar-withe, rowlock. ∞ ^ārwiþþe$

~ȳþ † f. wave. ∞ ^ārȳþ$

ār, ǣr n. brass, copper, grēne ~ orichalcum. ∞ ^ār$ ^ǣr$

~fæt n. brass vessel. ∞ ^ārfæt$

~gēotere m. brass-founder. ∞ ^ārgēotere$

~glæd*, ǣr- † brass-bright. ∞ ^ārglæd$

~sāpe f. verdigris. ∞ ^ārsāpe$

~gescōd, ǣr- † brass-shod. ∞ ^ārgescōd$

~smiþ m. brass-smith. ∞ ^ārsmiþ$

~gesweorf n. brass filings. ∞ ^ārgesweorf$

ār = ǣr early. ∞ ^ār$

arian (ar|ian) wa. honour, treat with respect ; endow | wd. care for (the poor), be kind ; be merciful, spare (life), pardon. ∞ ^arian$

~igend m. benefactor. ∞ ^arigend$

~ing, ~ung f. honour; pardon. ∞ ^aring$ ^arung$

ārǣcan (ā·rǣcan) get at, attain : hand, give. ∞ ^ārǣcan$

ārǣd (ā·rǣd) † (?) wise (?) ; resolute, inexorable (?). ∞ ^ārǣd$

ārædan (ā·ræd|an) I but gen. wk. decree, settle, arrange, appoint, prepare ; prophesy; solve (riddle) ; expound, explain ; utter ; read (to oneself or aloud). ∞ ^ārædan$

~nes, ared- f. agreement, condition. ∞ ^ārædnes$ ^ārednes$

āræfnan (ā·ræfn|an), -ian carry out, accomplish ; endure (patiently) ; suffer; ponder, consider. ∞ ^āræfnan$

~endlic, ~iendlic endurable. ∞ ^āræfnendlic$ ^āræfniendlic$

āræfsan (ā·ræfsan), aræpsan, e intercept. ∞ ^āræfsan$

ārǣman (ā·rǣman) elevate — rfl. elevate, improve oneself || rise. ∞ ^ārǣman$

ārǣran (ā·rǣr|an) lift up, raise ; raise (to life) : set up (cross), build ; establish, create, disseminate ; up~ bring up, educate. ∞ ^ārǣran$

~nes f. raising, exaltation (in power). ∞ ^ārǣrnes$

ārǣsan (ā·rǣsan) rush. ∞ ^ārǣsan$

ārāfian (ā·rāfian) unravel, unwind (ball of thread). ∞ ^ārāfian$

ārāsian (ā·rās|ian), -acsian explore ; detect, take in the act of; reprove, correct (faults). ptc. ~od trained, skilled. ∞ ^ārāsian$

arblast vL. m. crossbow [Old Fr. arbaleste]. ∞ ^arblast$

arc = earc. ∞ ^arc$

ardlic = ārodlic. ∞ ^ardlic$

ārēafian (ā·rēafian) † separate (?). ∞ ^ārēafian$

āręccan (ā·ręccan) stretch out, raise up — āreahtum eagum with astonished eyes | explain, expound ; translate ; relate, tell, speak. ∞ ^āręccan$

ārēcelēasian (ā·rēcelēasian) be negligent. ∞ ^ārēcelēasian$

āredian (ā·redian) prepare, provide ; carry out, perform ; contrive, manage | find (right time for) ; find, find the way : ūt ~ find the way out, oferdruncen mann ne mæg tō his hūse ~, þone weg ~, þā ceastre ~ reach | find out, understand. ∞ ^āredian$

arednes = ārǣdnes. ∞ ^arednes$

ārēodian (ā·rēodian) intr. redden, blush. ∞ ^ārēodian$

ārētan (ā·rētan) cheer. ∞ ^ārētan$

Arianisc Arian [Lt.]. ∞ ^Arianisc$

ārīdan (ā·rīdan) 6 ride (out). ∞ ^ārīdan$

ārīepan (ā·rīepan)*, y strip off. ∞ ^ārīepan$

ariht = on riht rightly. ∞ ^ariht$

ārīman (ā·rīman) count ; enumerate, relate. ∞ ^ārīman$

ārīsan (ā·rīsan) 6 stand up, get up (from bed), rise ; be forthcoming (of money) ; arise, happen (of temptation) ; originate. ∞ ^ārīsan$

armelu wild rue [Lt. harmala]. ∞ ^armelu$

arn prt. of iernan. ∞ ^arn$

arod (m.) arum. ∞ ^arod$

ārod energetic | brisk ; quick. ∞ ^ārod$

~lic quick. ∞ ^ārodlic$

~līce, ārd- av. vigorously ; quickly. ∞ ^ārodlīce$ ^ārdlīce$

~nes f. boldness. ∞ ^ārodnes$

~scipe m. boldness, energy. ∞ ^ārodscipe$

aron are, see wesan. ∞ ^aron$

arunnen = āurnen ptc. of āiernan. ∞ ^arunnen$

arwe, arewe f. arrow. ∞ ^arwe$ ^arewe$

āryddan (ā·ryddan), -dran, -tran strip, plunder. ∞ ^āryddan$

āsǣlan (ā·sǣlan) bind. ∞ ^āsǣlan$

āsānian (ā·sānian) become languid, weak (of love) [sǣne]. ∞ ^āsānian$

āsawan (ā·sawan) I sow. ∞ ^āsawan$

āscian (āsc|ian), ācs-, āx-, āhs- try for, demand ; question, ask waa. w. æfter, w. hwȳ &c., w. sbj. ; call to account wag. ; experience (calamity). ∞ ^āscian$ ^ācsian$ ^āhsian$ ^āxian$

~iendlic interrogative (in grammar). ∞ ^āsciendlic$

~ung f. interrogation. ∞ ^āscung$

geāscian learn by inquiry, be told, hear of w. a. and æt, w. indc., ~ode þis þus gedōn | discover. ∞ ^geāscian$

~ung f. inquiry. ∞ ^āscung$

āscacan (ā·scacan) 2 shake off w. a. and of; shake, brandish || intr. flee, desert. ∞ ^āscacan$

āscafan (ā·scafan) 2 shave. ∞ ^āscafan$

āscalian (ā·scalian) peel off (bark). ∞ ^āscalian$

āscamian (ā·scam|ian) be ashamed. ∞ ^āscamian$

~elic shameful. ∞ ^āscamelic$

asce, axe, æ- f. pl. -an ash, ashes. ∞ ^asce$ ^axe$ ^æsce$ ^æxe$

~geswāp n. cinders. ∞ ^ascegeswāp$

āscēadan (ā·scēadan), -scādan I b w. a. and g. or fram or of, separate, exclude ; distinguish ; purify. ∞ ^āscēadan$

āsęltan (ā·sęltan) once separate, dissolve (?). ∞ ^āsęltan$

āscēotan (ā·scēotan) 7 shoot (arrow) ; lance (swelling) || intr. dart out, fall. ∞ ^āscēotan$

āscięlian (ā·scięlian)*, i shell, peel [scalu]. ∞ ^āscięlian$

āscięppan (ā·scięppan) 2 appoint, give, esp. ~ him naman. ∞ ^āscięppan$

āscięrian (ā·scięr|ian)*, i, y w. a. and g. or fram separate ; deprive, purify ; destine, appoint. ∞ ^āscięrian$

~igendlic disjunctive (in grammar). ∞ ^āscięrigendlic$

āscięrpan (ā·scięrpan) sharpen (eyesight). ∞ ^āscięrpan$

āscīmian (ā·scīmian) shine. ∞ ^āscīmian$

āscīnan (ā·scīnan) 6 shine (forth); be evident, clear. ∞ ^āscīnan$

āscīran (ā·scīran)*, y make clear, transparent. ∞ ^āscīran$

āscortian (ā·scortian) run short, fail ; seem short or elapse (of time). ∞ ^āscortian$

āscrēadian (ā·scrēadian) prune, lop. ∞ ^āscrēadian$

āscręncan (ā·scręncan) trip up, make to fall. ∞ ^āscręncan$

āscrepan (ā·screpan) 5 scrape. ∞ ^āscrepan$

āscrincan (ā·scrincan) 3 shrink up. ∞ ^āscrincan$

āscrūtnian (ā·scrūtnian) investigate. ∞ ^āscrūtnian$

āscūfan (ā·scūfan), -scēofan 7 push (away), expel. ∞ ^āscūfan$

ascunian = on-. ∞ ^ascunian$

āscylfan (ā·scylfan) once destroy Gl. ∞ ^āscylfan$

āscyndan (ā·scyndan) take away, deprive. ∞ ^āscyndan$

āsēarian (ā·sēarian) dry up intr. ∞ ^āsēarian$

āsēcan (ā·sēcan) seek out, select ; penetrate, pervade ; ~ hine līfes aim at his life. ∞ ^āsēcan$

āsęcgan (ā·sęcg|an) say fully, express, tell, say. ∞ ^āsęcgan$

~endlic utterable. ∞ ^āsęcgendlic$

āsēdan (ā·sēdan)*, oe satiate [sæd]. ∞ ^āsēdan$

āsegnian (ā·segnian)*, āsēngan † once show. ∞ ^āsegnian$

āsęllan (ā·sęllan) give up ; expel. ∞ ^āsęllan$

āsęncan (ā·sęncan) tr. sink. ∞ ^āsęncan$

āsęndan (ā·sęndan) send forth, emit ; send. ∞ ^āsęndan$

āsēon (ā·sēon) once 5 see. L. for gesēon. ∞ ^āsēon$

āsēon (ā·sēon) 7 strain (through sieve). ∞ ^āsēon$

āseolcan (ā·seolcan) 3 become languid, ptc. āsolcen slothful, remiss. ∞ ^āseolcan$

āseonod (ā·seonod) 'unsinewed,' relaxed Gl. [seono]. ∞ ^āseonod$

āseoþan (ā·seoþan) 7 boil; smelt (metals), purify by smelting — āsoden gold pure gold ; try (by affliction), chasten. ∞ ^āseoþan$

āsęttan (ā·sętt|an) place, put — hī ~on hī (rfl.) ofer (av.) crossed (the Channel); build ; plant ; appoint ; ~ sīþ make a journey. ∞ ^āsęttan$

~nes (?) f. law = gesętnes. ∞ ^āsęttnes$

āsēþan (ā·sēþan) affirm, confirm (statement) [sōþ]. ∞ ^āsēþan$

āsīcan (ā·sīcan) sigh. ∞ ^āsīcan$

āsiftan (ā·siftan) sift. ∞ ^āsiftan$

āsīgan (ā·sīgan) 6 sink down, fall down ; be neglected. ∞ ^āsīgan$

āsincan (ā·sincan) 3 sink down, fall to pieces. ∞ ^āsincan$

āsingan (ā·singan) 3 sing, deliver (speech). ∞ ^āsingan$

āsittan (ā·sittan) 5 settle intr. ; run aground (of ship) | expect, be apprehensive of w. sbj. || tr. ūt ~ starve out (garrison). ∞ ^āsittan$

āsīwan (ā·sīwan), ēo sew. ∞ ^āsīwan$

āslacian (ā·slac|ian) become slack, become weak ; decline, diminish. ∞ ^āslacian$

~igendlic remissive (adverb). ∞ ^āslacigendlic$

āslæccan (ā·slæccan) once loosen Gl. [slæc]. ∞ ^āslæccan$

aslæpan = onslæ̂pan. ∞ ^aslæpan$

āslǣwan (ā·slǣwan) blunt, make dull [slāw]. ∞ ^āslǣwan$

āslāwian (ā·slāwian) become dull, slothful. ∞ ^āslāwian$

āslēan (ā·slēan) 2 strike, cut — of ~ cut off (head) ; beat out (metal) ; geteld ~ put up tent. ∞ ^āslēan$

āslīdan (ā·slīdan) 6 slip (of foot) ; fall. ∞ ^āslīdan$

āslītan (ā·slītan) 6 tear off ; tear to pieces ; destroy. ∞ ^āslītan$

āslūpan (ā·slūpan) 7 slip away ; disappear (of sorrow). ∞ ^āslūpan$

āsmēan, āsmēagan (ā·smēa(ga)n) scrutinize, investigate ; conceive, realize ; consider, reflect on ; treat of (in writing) settle (plan). ∞ ^āsmēan$ ^āsmēagan$

āsmēagung f. investigation. ∞ ^āsmēagung$

āsmiþian (ā·smiþian) forge, make (metal objects). ∞ ^āsmiþian$

āsmorian (ā·smorian) suffocate, kill by suffocating, choke (growth of plants). ∞ ^āsmorian$

āsmūgan (ā·smūgan) 7 investigate, consider. ∞ ^āsmūgan$

āsnǣsan (ā·snǣsan), ā transfix, spit, rfl. stake oneself. ∞ ^āsnǣsan$

āsnīþan (ā·snīþan) 6 cut off, cut (corn). ∞ ^āsnīþan$

āsolian (ā·solian) become dirty. ∞ ^āsolian$

āsolcennes (ā·solcennes) f. torpor, sloth [āseolcan]. ∞ ^āsolcennes$

āspanan (ā·spanan) 2 allure, entice; introduce in an underhand way : induce. ∞ ^āspanan$

āspēdan (ā·spēdan) make prosperous. ∞ ^āspēdan$

āspelian (ā·spelian) be deputy for, represent wa. ∞ ^āspelian$

āspendan (ā·spendan) spend wa. — ~ þearfum give to the poor ; squander [Lt. expendere]. ∞ ^āspendan$

aspide f. viper, serpent [Lt. aspidem]. ∞ ^aspide$

āspinnan (ā·spinnan) 3 spin. ∞ ^āspinnan$

āspīwan (ā·spīwan), ȳ 6 vomit up. ∞ ^āspīwan$

āsprecan (ā·sprecan) 4 speak fully, speak. ∞ ^āsprecan$

āspręngan (ā·spręngan) send flying, fling out. ∞ ^āspręngan$

āsprindlian (ā·sprindlian) rip up. ∞ ^āsprindlian$

āspringan (ā·spring|an), -incan 3 spring up, rise ; flow ; spread (of fame, heresy, &c.) ; originate, be descended (from) ; come into being, appear, rise ; fail, decline, cease. ∞ ^āspringan$

~ung f. failing, being wanting. ∞ ^āspringung$

āsprungennes (ā·sprungennes) f. failing, decline, exhaustion, eclipse. ∞ ^āsprungennes$

āsprūtan (ā·sprūtan) 7 sprout out. ∞ ^āsprūtan$

āspryttan (ā·spryttan) cause to grow, produce (of the earth). ∞ ^āspryttan$

āspylian (ā·spylian) wash oneself Cp. swillan. ∞ ^āspylian$

āspyrian (ā·spyr|ian) follow tracks of, trace (lost cattle ) ; investigate ; discover. ∞ ^āspyrian$

~igend m. investigator. ∞ ^āspyrigend$

assa (ass|a) m. donkey. ∞ ^assa$

~mięre f. donkey mare. ∞ ^assmięre$

asse, assen f. she-donkey. ∞ ^asse$ ^assen$

āst kiln. ∞ ^āst$

āstǣnan (ā·stǣnan) adorn with gems. ∞ ^āstǣnan$

āstandan (ā·stand|an) 2 stand up, rise often w. ūp ; stand firm, persist, endure. ∞ ^āstandan$

~nes, ~ennes f. existence, entity, substance ; perseverance. ∞ ^āstandnes$ ^āstandennes$

āstęllan (ā·stęllan) set, put; establish, create ; institute, set on foot, set (example); undertake, begin, undergo. ∞ ^āstęllan$

āstemnian (ā·stemnian) found, build. ∞ ^āstemnian$

āstęmpan (ā·stęmpan) stamp (metal). ∞ ^āstęmpan$

āsteorfan (ā·steorfan) 3 die. ptc. āstorfen (flesh) of animal having died a natural death. | n. flesh of such an animal. ∞ ^āsteorfan$

asterion pellitory [Lt.]. ∞ ^asterion$

āstiepan (ā·stiep|an), A. ēo (ēa) bereave — ptc. ~ed having lost parents or child ; wag. deprive. ∞ ^āstiepan$

~nes f. privation. ∞ ^āstiepnes$

āstięrfan (ā·stięrfan)*, y kill [steorfan]. ∞ ^āstięrfan$

āstierred (ā·stierred)*, y starred [steorra]. ∞ ^āstierred$

āstīfian (ā·stīfian) become stiff. ∞ ^āstīfian$

āstīgan (ā·stīgan) 6 ascend w. a. and on — ~ on scip go on board ; descend ; go, pass — niþer ~ descend. ∞ ^āstīgan$

āstīgend (ā·stīgend) m. rider. ∞ ^āstīgend$

āstignes, āstigennes (ā·stig(en)nes) f. ascent. ∞ ^āstignes$ ^āstigennes$

āstihtan (ā·stiht|an) decree. ∞ ^āstihtan$

~ing f. doctrine. ∞ ^āstihting$

āstingan (ā·stingan) 3 pierce out, put out (eyes) also w. ūt || ~ on a. lay claim to, usurp (estate). ∞ ^āstingan$

āstīþian (ā·stīþian) become strong, grow up ; dry up intr. ∞ ^āstīþian$

astorfen n., see āsteorfan. ∞ ^astorfen$

āstręccan (ā·stręccan) tr. stretch out, extend — fēoll āstreaht fell flat, at full length ; rfl. prostrate oneself || intr. be erect, haughty. ∞ ^āstręccan$

āstręgdan (ā·stręgdan) scatter ; sprinkle. ∞ ^āstręgdan$

āstręngan (ā·stręng|an) — ptc. ~d malleable Gl. ∞ ^āstręngan$

āstrīenan (ā·strīenan), ēo beget. ∞ ^āstrīenan$

āstrowennes (ā·strowennes) f. being extended, length Gl. Cp. stręwian. ∞ ^āstrowennes$

āstundian (ā·stundian) be responsible for, take upon oneself. ∞ ^āstundian$

āstȳfician (ā·stȳfician), ī extirpate. ∞ ^āstȳfician$

āstyltan (ā·styltan) be astonished. ∞ ^āstyltan$

āstyntan (ā·styntan) make dull, stupid ; confute [stunt]. ∞ ^āstyntan$

āstyrian (ā·styr|ian) tr. agitate, raise (doubt) ; move — ~ fram remove. ptc. ~ed agitated (in mind) ; irritated, . angry. ∞ ^āstyrian$

~iend m. stirrer, ventilater (!) Gl. ∞ ^āstyriend$

~iendlic movable. ∞ ^āstyriendlic$

~ung f. motion. ∞ ^āstyrung$

āsucan (ā·sucan), -ūgān 7 suck out, suck, drain. ∞ ^āsucan$

āsundrian (ā·sundrian) = āsyndran. ∞ ^āsundrian$

āsūrian (ā·sūrian) become sour. ∞ ^āsūrian$

āswǣman (ā·swǣman) wander about, w. fram depart | suffer, grieve. ∞ ^āswǣman$

āswæ̂rnian (ā·swæ̂rn|ian), ā be confounded, ashamed. ∞ ^āswærnian$

~ung f. bashfulness, shame. ∞ ^āswærnung$

āswǣtan (ā·swǣtan) burst out in perspiration. ∞ ^āswǣtan$

āswāmian (ā·swāmian) † cease (?). ∞ ^āswāmian$

āswāpan (ā·swāpan) I, ptc. -āpen, -ōpen sweep (away). ∞ ^āswāpan$

āswārcian (ā·swārcian) abash, confound. ∞ ^āswārcian$

aswarnian = āswæ̂rnian. ∞ ^aswarnian$

āsweartian (ā·sweartian) become black or dim. ∞ ^āsweartian$

āswębban (ā·swębban), ptc. -ęfed make to cease, lull (storm), destroy, annul ; kill. ∞ ^āswębban$ ^āswęfed$

āswęfecian (ā·swęfecian) root up, eradicate. ∞ ^āswęfecian$

āswellan (ā·swellan) 3 intr. swell. ∞ ^āswellan$

āsweltan (ā·sweltan) 3 die. ∞ ^āsweltan$

āswęngan (ā·swęngan) shake off, cast off. ∞ ^āswęngan$

āsweorcan (ā·sweorcan) 3 become depressed (of the mind). ∞ ^āsweorcan$

āsweorfan (ā·sweorfan) 3 file off, polish. ∞ ^āsweorfan$

āswęrgian (ā·swęrgian) 2 swear. ∞ ^āswęrgian$

āswīcan (ā·swīcan) 6 wd. desert, betray ; offend, scandalizare. ∞ ^āswīcan$

āswician (ā·swician) offend, scandalizare. ∞ ^āswician$

āswīfan (ā·swīfan) 6 wander about, lose the way. ∞ ^āswīfan$

āswindan (ā·swindan) 3 languish away, become enervated — ptc. āswunden sluggish ; disappear, perish. ∞ ^āswindan$

āswōgan (ā·swōg|an) I suffocate, choke — ptc. ~en overrun (with weeds). ∞ ^āswōgan$

āsworettan (ā·sworettan) sigh ; grieve intr. ∞ ^āsworettan$

āswundennes (ā·swundennes) f. sluggishness [āswindan]. ∞ ^āswundennes$

āsȳcan (ā·sȳcan)*, ī wean. ∞ ^āsȳcan$

āsyndran (ā·syndran), -ian, -sundrian separate. ∞ ^āsyndran$

at- occ. = æt-. ∞ ^at$

ātǣsan (ā·tǣsan) wound ; wear out, injure ; once soothe [?]. ∞ ^ātǣsan$

āte (āt|e) f. ǣ-, gen. pl. ātan oats. ∞ ^āte$

~lēag m. oat-field (?) Ct. ∞ ^ātlēag$

ategār = ætgār. ∞ ^ategār$

atelic = atollic. ∞ ^atelic$

ātęllan (ā·tęllan) reckon up, count ; enumerate, tell ; explain. ∞ ^ātęllan$

atęmian (a·tęmian) tame. ∞ ^atęmian$

ātęndan (ā·tęnd|an) set on fire ; trouble, perplex (?). ∞ ^ātęndan$

~end m. incendiary. ∞ ^ātęndend$

~ing f. incitement. ∞ ^ātęnding$

ātēon (ā·tēon) 7 draw out or away ; draw, drag, pull, take — ~ of extract, take out ; protract, continue; treat (well or ill), behave to ; dispose of, do (as one likes) with || intr. go, make expedition. ∞ ^ātēon$

ātēorian (ā·tēor|ian) become tired, languish ; fail, cease; perish. ∞ ^ātēorian$

~igendlic perishable, fleeting (world). ∞ ^ātēorigendlic$

~odnes f. cessation. ∞ ^ātēorodnes$

~ung f. failing; weariness. ∞ ^ātēorung$

āteran (ā·teran) 4 tear away, remove. ∞ ^āteran$

āteshwōn (ātes·hwōn) once av. at all [āwiht]. ∞ ^āteshwōn$

ātīefran (ā·tīefran) depict, draw. ∞ ^ātīefran$

ātimbran, ātimbrian (ā·timbr(i)an) build. ∞ ^ātimbran$ ^ātimbrian$

atol, ~(l)ic, atelic I. terrible, dire, horrid, loathsome. II. n. what is terrible, terror. ∞ ^atol$ ^atollic$ ^atolic$ ^atelic$ ^eatol$

ge~ian*, ge~hīwian disfigure. ∞ ^geatolian$ ^geātolhīwian$

~iende disfiguring. ∞ ^atoliende$

ge~od*, -atel- monstrous. ∞ ^geatolod$

ātor, āttor, ǣ- n. poison, venom. ∞ ^ātor$ ^āttor$ ^ǣttor$ ^ǣttor$

~bæ̂re, ~berende poisonous, venomous. ∞ ^ātorbære$ ^ātorberende$

~coppe f. spider. ∞ ^ātorcoppe$

~cræft m. art of poisoning. ∞ ^ātorcræft$

~cynn n. (kind of) poison. ∞ ^ātorcynn$

~drinca m. poisonous draught. ∞ ^ātordrinca$

~lāþe f. cock's-spur grass. ∞ ^ātorlāþe$

~lic poisonous. ∞ ^ātorlic$

~scaþa † m. venomous enemy, dragon. ∞ ^ātorscaþa$

~spere n. poisoned spear. ∞ ^ātorspere$

~tān † once m. poison-twig = ~tēar* m. drop of poison (?). ∞ ^ātortān$

ātrahtnian (ā·trahtnian) treat, discuss. ∞ ^ātrahtnian$

ātredan (ā·tredan) 4 ūt ~ wd. extort from. Or = ātręddan ? ∞ ^ātredan$

ātręddan (ā·tręddan) investigate, explore. ∞ ^ātręddan$

ātręndlian (ā·tręndlian) roll tr. ∞ ^ātręndlian$

atrum (n.) ink [Lt. atramentum]. ∞ ^atrum$

ātȳdran (ā·tȳdran) bring forth (progeny, growth), produce. ∞ ^ātȳdran$

ātyhtan (ā·tyht|an) incite, entice; stretch, extend, turn, direct — ēarum ~um with attentive ears. ∞ ^ātyhtan$

ātȳnan (ā·tȳnan) — ūt ~ exclude. Also = ontȳan. ∞ ^ātȳnan$

āþ m. oath. ∞ ^āþ$

~bryce m. perjury. ∞ ^āþbryce$

~fultum m. confirmers of an oath. ∞ ^āþfultum$

~gehāt n. promise on oath, oath. ∞ ^āþgehāt$

~loga m. perjurer. ∞ ^āþloga$

~stæf m. oath. ∞ ^āþstæf$

~swaru f., -a m. oath. ∞ ^āþswaru$

~swęrung, ~swaring f. swearing an oath. ∞ ^āþswęrung$ ^āþswaring$

~swyrd, eo f. oath. ∞ ^āþswyrd$ ^āþsweord$

~wędd (?) n. promise on oath Gl. ∞ ^āþwędd$

~wierþe worthy of credit. ∞ ^āþwierþe$

aþamans adamant [Lt. adamantem]. ∞ ^aþamans$

āþęcgan † destroy, kill (?). ∞ ^āþęcgan$

āþegen (ā·þegen) ptc. distended Gl. ∞ ^āþegen$

āþęnian, āþęnnan (ā·þęn|ian) stretch out (hand), stretch (bow) — ptc. ~ed distended ; rfl. prostrate oneself ; concentrate (mind) w. on. ∞ ^āþęnian$ ^āþęnnan$

~enes, ~ednes f. extension. ∞ ^āþęnianenes$ ^āþęnednes$

āþęncan (ā·þęncan) devise, invent ; intend. ∞ ^āþęncan$

āþeostrian (ā·þeostr|ian), īe become dim, obscure ; be eclipsed ptc. ~od dim (of the eyes), eclipsed. ∞ ^āþeostrian$

āþerscan (ā·þerscan)* 3 'thresh out' — ptc. āþroxen robbed. ∞ ^āþerscan$

āþexe f. lizard. ∞ ^āþexe$

āþīedan (ā·þīedan), ēo separate. ∞ ^āþīedan$

āþierran (ā·þierran) wipe. ∞ ^āþierran$

āþīetan (ā·þīetan) sound or blow (horn) [þēotan]. ∞ ^āþīetan$

āþindan (ā·þindan) 3 swell — ptc. āþunden swollen. ∞ ^āþindan$

aþolware (aþol-ware) † once pl. citizens, for eþel- ? ∞ ^aþolware$

āþolian (ā·þolian) hold out, endure. ∞ ^āþolian$

aþracian = onþrācian. ∞ ^aþracian$

āþrǣstan (ā·þrǣstan) wrest out, deprive. ∞ ^āþrǣstan$

āþrawan (ā·þraw|an) I, ptc. -āwen, ō twist (out) ; flow : is mīn swāt ~en. ∞ ^āþrawan$

āþrēatian (ā·þrēatian) be irksome || dissuade from : him his yfel ~. ∞ ^āþrēatian$

āþrēotan (ā·þrēotan) 7 impers. — hine āþīiett wg., w. sbj. be weary, find irksome | personal hē wæs āþroten þæs. ∞ ^āþrēotan$

āþrīetan (ā·þrīetan) tr. weary, bore. ∞ ^āþrīetan$

āþringan (ā·þringan) 3 tr. force out ; — ptc. ūtāþrungen embossed || intr. force one's way out, rush out. ∞ ^āþringan$

āþrintan (ā·þrintan)* 3 intr. swell — ptc. āþrunten swollen. ∞ ^āþrintan$

āþrotennes (ā·þrotennes) f. wearisomeness. [āþreotan]. ∞ ^āþrotennes$

aþrowen, see āþrāwan. ∞ ^aþrowen$

aþroxen, see āþerscan. ∞ ^aþroxen$

āþrutan (ā·þrut|an)* 7 swell — ptc. ~en swollen. ∞ ^āþrutan$

āþryn, āþryan (ā·þry(a)n) — ptc. āþrȳd robbed. ∞ ^āþryn$ ^āþryan$

āþrysman, āþryseman, (ā·þrys(e)man), -ian stifle, suffocate. ∞ ^āþrysman$ ^āþryseman$

āþum m. son-in-law; brother-in-law. ∞ ^āþum$

~swerian † once mpl. father- and son-in-law. ∞ ^āþumswerian$

āþundennes (ā·þundennes) f. being swollen, swelling [āþindan]. ∞ ^āþundennes$

āþwǣnan (ā·þwǣnan) soften. ∞ ^āþwǣnan$

āþwēan (ā·þwēan) 2 ptc. -wagen, æ, e wash, cleanse. ∞ ^āþwēan$

āþweran (ā·þweran) 4 churn (butter). ∞ ^āþweran$

āþwītan (ā·þwītan) 6 disappoint, frustrari. ∞ ^āþwītan$

āþyn (ā·þyn) press — ūt ~ extract (oil) ; imprint. ∞ ^āþyn$

āþȳtan (ā·þȳtan) expel Gl. — ūt ~*, aþytan pull out, put out (eyes). ∞ ^āþȳtan$

āþȳwan (ā·þȳwan) push away, expel. = *aþīen. ∞ ^āþȳwan$

āwa, see ā. ∞ ^āwa$

āwacan (ā·wacan) 2 intr. awake ; come into existence, arise, be born. ∞ ^āwacan$

āwacian (ā·wacian) intr. awake. ∞ ^āwacian$

āwācian (ā·wācian) become weak ; become languid, relax efforts ; wd. fall away (from God). ∞ ^āwācian$

āwǣcan (ā·wǣcan) weaken. ∞ ^āwǣcan$

āwæcnian (ā·wæcnian), -ac(e)nian, -nan come to life ; come into being, appear ; be result of, arise from, be descended from. ∞ ^āwæcnian$

āwǣgan (ā·wǣgan) make nugatory, annul, rebut (testimony) ; deceive. ∞ ^āwǣgan$

āwǣlan (ā·wǣlan) roll, roll away ; afflict. ∞ ^āwǣlan$

āwannian (ā·wannian) become pale. ∞ ^āwannian$

āwascan (ā·wascan) I wash. ∞ ^āwascan$

āweahtnes (ā·weahtnes), -weht- f. exciting [āwęccan]. ∞ ^āweahtnes$

āweallan (ā·weallan) I gush forth, issue ; have source, emanate. ∞ ^āweallan$

āweardian (ā·weardian) defend. ∞ ^āweardian$

āweaxan (ā·weaxan) I grow ; grow up ; come into being, arise. ∞ ^āweaxan$

awebb = ōwębb woof. ∞ ^awebb$

āwęccan (ā·węccan), āwrę- wake tr. ; bring to life ; beget, suscitare ; incite, excite; cause. ∞ ^āwęccan$

āwęcgan (ā·węcgan) move away, move ; ~ fram, of dissuade. ∞ ^āwęcgan$

āwēdan (ā·wēdan) go mad [wōd]. ∞ ^āwēdan$

āwefan (ā·wefan) 5 weave. ∞ ^āwefan$

aweg = on weg away. ∞ ^aweg$

āwegan (ā·wegan) 5 carry away ; carry off, carry ; weigh, weigh out. ∞ ^āwegan$

āwel, owul, āl, ǣl mf. awl, hook, fork. ∞ ^āwel$ ^owul$ ^āl$ ^ǣl$

āwęmman (ā·węmman), -æmmian pollute ; curtail, shorten. ∞ ^āwęmman$

āwęnian (ā·węnian), -ęnnan disaccustom, wean (child). ∞ ^āwęnian$

āwęndan (ā·węnd|an) tr. turn away, turn ; turn upside down, ransack (house) | pervert ; alter, change ; ~ tō transform into, turn into; ~ of … on translate || intr. turn ; go ; ~ fram secede, desert. ∞ ^āwęndan$

~edlic, ~endlic changeable. ∞ ^āwęndedlic$ ^āwęndendlic$

~edlicnes, ~endlicnes f. mutability. ∞ ^āwęndedlicnes$ ^āwęndendlicnes$

~ednes f. change. ∞ ^āwęndednes$

~ing f. subversion. ∞ ^āwęnding$

āwēodian (ā·wēodian) extirpate. ∞ ^āwēodian$

āweorpan (ā·weorpan), u, y 3 throw ; throw out, throw away, throw down ; expel, degrade (from dignity, office); reject, divorce — āworpen wīf. ∞ ^āweorpan$

āweorþan (ā·weorþan) 3 perish, become worthless — ptc. āworden worthless (person). ∞ ^āweorþan$

āwęrian (ā·węrian) defend, protect — w. a. and g. or d. defend … against ; restrain, hinder. ∞ ^āwęrian$

āwęrian (ā·węrian) wear, wear out (clothes). ∞ ^āwęrian$

awesc = æ̂wisc. ∞ ^awesc$

āwēst (ā·wēst) an lay waste, ravage, destroy. ∞ ^āwēst$

~nes, ~ednes f. desolation. ∞ ^āwēstnes$ ^āwēstednes$

~end m. devastator. ∞ ^āwēstend$

āwīdlian (ā·wīdlian) pollute, profane. ∞ ^āwīdlian$

āwięlgan (ā·więlgan)*, prt. -wiligdon roll. ∞ ^āwięlgan$

āwięllan (ā·więllan) (cause to gush forth) — † wynnum ~ed joyful ; boil tr. ∞ ^āwięllan$

āwięltan (ā·więltan) roll tr. ∞ ^āwięltan$

āwięrdan (ā·więrd|an) injure; corrupt, deprave ; destroy — ptc. āwærd worthless, contemptible [weorþan]. ∞ ^āwięrdan$ ^āwyrdan$

~nes f. injury, destruction. ∞ ^āwięrdnes$

āwięrgan (ā·więrg|an), L. -yrgian curse — ptc. ~ed (ac)cursed, execrable [wearg]. ∞ ^āwięrgan$ ^āwyrgian$

~edlic, ~endlic wicked. ∞ ^āwięrgedlic$ ^āwięrgendlic$

~nes, ~ednes f. malediction. ∞ ^āwięrgnes$ ^āwięrgednes$

āwiftan (ā·wiftan) — ūt~ exhale Gl. ∞ ^āwiftan$

āwiht (ā-wiht), āwuht, a(u)ht, ōwiht, lN., ǣniht I. no. anything, something, tō ahte at all. āhtes serviceable :þa scipu þe āhtes wǣron. II. āht aj. of worth, good : hwæþer hē ~ sȳ oþþe nāht. III. av. at all, by any means. ∞ ^āwiht$

āwildian (ā·wildian) become wild, fierce. ∞ ^āwildian$

āwiligan = *āwielgan. ∞ ^āwiligan$

āwindan (ā·windan) 3 intr. wind, plait ; turn off, slip ; become relaxed or weak. ∞ ^āwindan$

āwindwian (ā·windwian) winnow away, disperse (enemies). ∞ ^āwindwian$

āwinnan (ā·winnan) 3 strive ; overcome ; gain, acquire. ∞ ^āwinnan$

awisnian (a-wisnian) dry up intr. ∞ ^awisnian$

āwistlian (ā·wistlian) hiss, pipe (of weak voice). ∞ ^āwistlian$

āwlacian (ā·wlacian) be lukewarm met. ∞ ^āwlacian$

āwlǣtan (ā·wlǣtan) make loathsome, deform, spoil. ∞ ^āwlǣtan$

awlancian (a-wlancian) become proud, exultare. ∞ ^awlancian$

āwoffian (ā·woff|ian) be insolent; be mad — ptc. ~od insane. ∞ ^āwoffian$

āwogian (ā·wogian) woo. ∞ ^āwogian$

awoh = on wōg. ∞ ^awoh$

āwordennes (ā·wordennes) f. worthlessness, degeneration [āweorþan]. ∞ ^āwordennes$

āworpenlic (ā·worpen|lic) worthy of rejection or condemnation [āweorpan]. ∞ ^āworpenlic$

~nes f. rejection ; exposure (of children by parents). ∞ ^āworpennes$

āwrǣstan (ā·wrǣstan) wrest from, extort. ∞ ^āwrǣstan$

āwrecan (ā·wrecan) 5 drive away, drive | strike, pierce | avenge ; punish | recite, relate. ∞ ^āwrecan$

āwreccan = āweccan awake. ∞ ^āwreccan$

āwręþian (ā·wręþian) prop, support ; sustain, help. ∞ ^āwręþian$

āwrīdian (ā·wrīdian) grow, be descended. ∞ ^āwrīdian$

awrigennes = onwrigennes. ∞ ^awrigennes$

āwringan (ā·wringan) 3 squeeze out. ∞ ^āwringan$

āwrītan (ā·wrītan) 6 write; depict, draw, carve ; compose, write, describe. ∞ ^āwrītan$

āwrīþan (ā·wrīþan) 6 twist ; bind, bandage (wound). ∞ ^āwrīþan$

awriþan = on·wriþan unbind. ∞ ^awriþan$

awþer = āhwæþer. ∞ ^awþer$

āwunian (ā·wunian) remain (in place) ; continue (in time). ∞ ^āwunian$

āwundrian (ā·wundrian) wda. make to seem wonderful. ∞ ^āwundrian$

āwyrcan (ā·wyrcan) do. ∞ ^āwyrcan$

āwyrdla = æ̂- injury. ∞ ^āwyrdla$

āwyrgan (ā·wyrgan) strangle, kill. ∞ ^āwyrgan$

āwyrtwalian (ā·wyrtwalian) root up ; extirpate. ∞ ^āwyrtwalian$

āytan (ā·ytan) drive out, expel. ∞ ^āytan$

B

bā, see bēgen. ∞ ^bā$

bacan 2 bake.· ∞ ^bacan$

gebacu*, -bæcu npl. back parts. ∞ ^gebacu$

bād f. pledge, thing distrained ; impost | expectation [bīdan]. ∞ ^bād$

~ian take a pledge abs. ∞ ^bādian$

bæc n. back. clǣne ~ habban be free from deceit, on ~, ofer ~,under ~ av. back(wards), behind. ∞ ^bæc$

~bord n. left side of ship, port. ∞ ^bæcbord$

~ling — on b. av. back, behind. ∞ ^bæcling$

~slitol slandering. ∞ ^bæcslitol$

~þearm m. rectum ; pl. ~as bowels. ∞ ^bæcþearm$

bæc (?) brook. See bęce. ∞ ^bæc$

bæc-, see bacan. ∞ ^bæc$

~ere m. baker. ∞ ^bæcere$

~ern, ~hūs n. bake-house. ∞ ^bæcern$

gebæc n. baking, what is baked. ∞ ^gebæc$

bæcering (m.) gridiron. ∞ ^bæcering$

bæcestre, -istre, y fm. baker (male or female). ∞ ^bæcestre$ ^bæcistre$

bæd prt. of biddan. ∞ ^bæd$

bǣdan (bǣd|an) compel; urge on, incite; solicit, require wag. ; afflict, oppress. ∞ ^bǣdan$

~end m. impeller. ∞ ^bǣdend$

bǣddel m. hermaphrodite. ∞ ^bǣddel$

bǣdeweg (bǣde-weg), beadowig n. cup. ∞ ^bǣdeweg$

bǣdling m. sodomite, effeminate one. ∞ ^bǣdling$

bædzere = bæzere. ∞ ^bædzere$

bæfta m. back [bæftan]. ∞ ^bæfta$

bæftan, beæ- prp. wd., av. behind : hī ætsǣton ~ remained at home (instead of serving in the militia) ; time after(wards) : hēr~. ∞ ^bæftan$ ^beæftan$ ^hērbæftan$

~sittende slothful. ∞ ^bæftansittende$

bæ̂l n. funeral pile ; fire, blaze. ∞ ^bæl$ ^bel$

bæ̂lblæse (bæ̂l|blæse), ~blys(e) † f. blaze of fire. ∞ ^bælblæse$ ^bælblyse$

~egsa † in. terror of fire. ∞ ^bælegsa$

~fȳr † n. funeral fire. ∞ ^bælfȳr$

~stęde † m. place of a funeral pile. ∞ ^bælstęde$

~þracu † f. strength of fire. ∞ ^bælþracu$

~więlm † m. intensity of fire. ∞ ^bælwięlm$

~wudu † m. wood of a funeral pile. ∞ ^bælwudu$

bælc † once covering (?). ∞ ^bælc$

bælc † (m.) pride. ∞ ^bælc$

bælcan † vociferate. ∞ ^bælcan$

bælignes = *bęlignes. ∞ ^bælignes$

bǣm d. of bēgen. ∞ ^bǣm$

bæ̂r bare, naked. ∞ ^bær$

~fōt, ~efōt bare-footed. ∞ ^bærfōt$

~līce n. evidently. ∞ ^bærlīce$

~synnig, bearswinig notoriously sinful lN. ∞ ^bærsynnig$

bæ̂r f. bier ; litter [beran]. ∞ ^bær$

bæ̂rmann (bæ̂r-mann) m. tearer; porter. ∞ ^bærmann$

bærdisc (bær-disc) m. tray = ber- (?). ∞ ^bærdisc$

bærn = bęrn barn. ∞ ^bærn$

bærnan (bærn|an) tr. burn; light (fire, lamp) [biernan]. ∞ ^bærnan$

~elāc n. burnt offering. ∞ ^bærnelāc$

~ing f. burning tr. ∞ ^bærning$

~es, ~nes f. burning. ∞ ^bærnes$

bærnet, bærnett, -yt n. burning tr. ; arson. ∞ ^bærnet$ ^bærnyt$ ^bærnett$

bærs, bears m. perch (a fish). ∞ ^bærs$

bærst prt. of berstan. ∞ ^bærst$

bærstlian = brastlian. ∞ ^bærstlian$

gebæ̂ru (gebæ̂r|u) npl. behaviour, manner, customs ; gesture ; cries [beran]. ∞ ^gebæru$

~an behave. ∞ ^gebæran$

~nes f. behaviour. ∞ ^gebærnes$

bærwe = bearwe wheelbarrow. ∞ ^bærwe$

bæst (m.) bast (pinner bark of the lime). ∞ ^bæst$

~en of bast. ∞ ^bæsten$

bæstere = bæzere. ∞ ^bæstere$

bǣtan (bǣt|an) furnish with bit, bridle; coerce, restrain | hunt, bait, worry [bītan]. ∞ ^bǣtan$

~ing f. cable (of ship). ∞ ^bǣting$

gebǣtu (gebǣt|u) npl., ~el n. bit, bridle, trappings of horse. ∞ ^gebǣtu$

~an furnish with bit, bridle, curb. ∞ ^gebǣtan$

bæþ n. bath. ∞ ^bæþ$

~fæt n. bath. ∞ ^bæþfæt$

~hūs n. bath-house. ∞ ^bæþhūs$

~stęde m., ~stōw f. bath-place. ∞ ^bæþstęde$

~weg † m. sea. ∞ ^bæþweg$

bæzere, bædzere, bæþcere, bæstere m. baptist [Lt. baptista, through Celtic]. ∞ ^bæzere$ ^bædzere$ ^bæþcere$ ^bæstere$

balanīþ (bala-nīþ) = bealo-. ∞ ^balanīþ$

balc m. (?) ridge between two furrows. ∞ ^balc$

balca m. heap. ∞ ^balca$

balsminte (bals-minte) f. spear-mint. ∞ ^balsminte$

balsam n. balsam, balm. ~es tēar juice of balsam [Lt.]. ∞ ^balsam$

bām d. of bēgen. ∞ ^bām$

bān n. bone (ivory, whalebone); leg only in composition. ∞ ^bān$

~beorge f., -an pl., ~gebeorg n. (pl.?) greaves. ∞ ^bānbeorge$

~gebrec n., ~bryce m. bone-fracture. ∞ ^bāngebrec$

~cofa † m. body. ∞ ^bāncofa$

~fæt n. body. ∞ ^bānfæt$

~fāg † adorned with bone ? (hall). ∞ ^bānfāg$

~hring † m. vertebra. ∞ ^bānhring$

~hūs † n. body. ∞ ^bānhūs$

~lēas boneless. ∞ ^bānlēas$

~loca † m. body. ∞ ^bānloca$

~rift greaves. ∞ ^bānrift$

~sęle † m. body. ∞ ^bānsęle$

~wærc m. pain in the bones. ∞ ^bānwærc$

~wyrt f. violet (?). ∞ ^bānwyrt$

banhelm (ban-helm) † m. helmet. ∞ ^banhelm$

bana (ban|a) m. slayer, murderer. ∞ ^bana$ ^bona$

~gār † m. deadly spear. ∞ ^bangār$ ^bongār$

~snaca m. venomous snake. ∞ ^bansnaca$

gebann n. summons, proclamation, command ; the indiction (cycle of fifteen years). ∞ ^gebann$

~gēar n. year of indiction. ∞ ^gebanngēar$

bannan (bann|an) I a, b summon — ~ ūt call out (militia) ; proclaim, command. ∞ ^bannan$

~end m. summoner Gl. ∞ ^bannend$

bannuc m. cake of bread, scone. ∞ ^bannuc$

~camb m. wool-comb Gl. ∞ ^bannuccamb$

bār m. wild boar. ∞ ^bār$

~spere n., ~sprēot m. boar-spear, hunting-spear. ∞ ^bārspere$

barian make bare, uncover ; depopulate [bær]. ∞ ^barian$

barda m. beaked ship. ∞ ^barda$

barþ (m.) light ship. ∞ ^barþ$

basing m. cloak, mantle. ∞ ^basing$

bāsnian (bāsn|ian) expect, await [bīdan]. ∞ ^bāsnian$

~ung f. expectation. ∞ ^bāsnung$

baso, ea, pl. baswe, purple, crimson, se baswa stan topaz. ∞ ^baso$ ^beaso$ ^baswe$

~hǣwen purple. ∞ ^basohǣwen$

~rēadian*, beso- make reddish-purple, colour purple. ∞ ^basorēadian$

bastard m. bastard L. [Fr.] ∞ ^bastard$

baswian stain purple or red (with blood) [baso]. ∞ ^baswian$

bāt m. boat. ∞ ^bāt$

~swegen m. boatman L. [Scand.] ∞ ^bātswegen$

~weard † m. boat-guarder. ∞ ^bātweard$

batian (bat|ian) intr. be in good condition or health, grow fat : wæs ge~ad healed (of wound). ∞ ^batian$

batt club, stick. ∞ ^batt$

batwa, see bēgan. ∞ ^batwa$

baþian bathe, tr., intr., rfl. ; provide (poor men) with baths [bæþ]. ∞ ^baþian$

be, bi ; bī(g) through confusion w. the adverb bī. I. prp. wd., place and motion by (nearness), along, in | time — be him lifgendum during his lifetime || defining, by : gehæfted be þām healse | manner, cause, instrument : be hrēowsunge dǣdbētende, be his hǣse, be hlafe libban | according to : ǣghwilc gilt be his gebyrdum | forming adverbs: be fullan fully | concerning : be manna cræftum (title of poem. &c.) | to express object of vb. about : cweþan be, āwrītan bōc be, āxian hine be, him bebēad be þē. II. be norþan, be sūþan, &c. prp. wd. north of, &c. III. be-þǣm-þe. av. in proportion to, as much as. ∞ ^be$ ^bi$ ^bīg$

bēacn, bēacen n. sign, token, beacon ; standard, banner. ∞ ^bēacn$ ^bēacen$

~fȳr n. beacon-fire, light-house. ∞ ^bēacnfȳr$

~stān m. beacon-fire rock, farus. ∞ ^bēacnstān$

gebēacn n. sign. ∞ ^gebēacn$

beacnian = bīecn(i)an. ∞ ^beacnian$

beado †, g. bead(u)we, f. battle, war. ∞ ^beado$ ^beadwe$ ^beaduwe$

~cāf prompt in battle, warlike. ∞ ^beadocāf$

~cræft m. skill in war. ∞ ^beadocræft$

~cræftig skilful in war. ∞ ^beadocræftig$

~cwealm m. violent death. ∞ ^beadocwealm$

~folm f. war-hand. ∞ ^beadofolm$

~grīma m. helmet. ∞ ^beadogrīma$

~grimm fierce in war. ∞ ^beadogrimm$

~hrægl n. coat of mail. ∞ ^beadohrægl$

~lāc n. battle. ∞ ^beadolāc$

~lēoma m. sword. ∞ ^beadolēoma$

~mægen n. battle-strength. ∞ ^beadomægen$

~mēce m. battle-sword. ∞ ^beadomēce$

~rǣ m. onset. ∞ ^beadorǣ$

~rinc m. warrior. ∞ ^beadorinc$

~rōf warlike. ∞ ^beadorōf$

~rūn f. theme of quarrel. ∞ ^beadorūn$

~scearp sharp in battle (of sword). ∞ ^beadoscearp$

~scrūd n. coat of mail. ∞ ^beadoscrūd$

~searo n. armour. ∞ ^beadosearo$

~sięrce f. coat of mail. ∞ ^beadosięrce$

~þrēat m. army. ∞ ^beadoþrēat$

~wæ̂pen n. war-weapon. ∞ ^beadowæpen$

~wang m. field of battle. ∞ ^beadowang$

~weorc n. war-work. ∞ ^beadoweorc$

~wig = bædeweg. ∞ ^beadowig$

beæftan = bæftan. ∞ ^beæftan$

beǣwnian (be·ǣwnian) join in marriage. ∞ ^beǣwnian$

beaftan lament lN. ∞ ^beaftan$

bēag m. ring (of gold), bracelet, torque, crown [būgan]. ∞ ^bēag$ ^bēah$

~giėfa † m. giver of rings, patron. ∞ ^bēaggiėfa$

~giefu † f. ring-giving, liberality. ∞ ^bēaggiefu$

~hord † n. treasure. ∞ ^bēaghord$

~hroden † adorned with rings, &c. [hrēodan]. ∞ ^bēaghroden$

~sæl † n., ~sęle † m. hall in which gold is distributed. ∞ ^bēagsæl$

~þegu † f. receiving of rings. ∞ ^bēagþegu$

~wriþa † m. bracelet, &c. ∞ ^bēagwriþa$

bēagian crown. ∞ ^bēagian$

bealcan, bealcettan, i, y belch forth, utter. ∞ ^bealcan$ ^bealcettan$

bealcett (n.) belching. ∞ ^bealcett$

beald, vE. balþ self-confident, bold. ∞ ^beald$ ^balþ$

~e, ~līce, lN. ballīce av. boldly. ∞ ^bealde$ ^bealdīce$ ^ballīce$

~ian be bold. ∞ ^bealdian$

~wyrde bold of speech. ∞ ^bealdwyrde$

bealdor † m. prince, king. ∞ ^bealdor$

beallucas m. testicles. ∞ ^beallucas$

bealo † g. beal(o)wes I. n. evil, calamity, injury, wickedness. II. aj. evil, dire, pernicious, wicked. ∞ ^bealo$ ^bealu$ ^bealwes$

~bęnd. (m.) severe bond, chain. ∞ ^bealobęnd$

~bęnn f. severe wound. ∞ ^bealobęnn$

~blanden pernicious. ∞ ^bealoblanden$

~clamm m. dire bond. ∞ ^bealoclamm$

~cræft m. evil art, magic. ∞ ^bealocræft$

~cwealm m. violent death. ∞ ^bealocwealm$

~dæ̂d f. crime. ∞ ^bealodæd$

~full evil, wicked. ∞ ^bealofull$

~fūs prone to evil. ∞ ^bealofūs$

~hycgende, ~hygdig, ~hȳdig meditating evil, hostile. ∞ ^bealohycgende$

~inwit m. malice. ∞ ^bealoinwit$

~lēas innocent. ∞ ^bealolēas$

~niþ m. pernicious malice, vice, wickedness. ∞ ^bealoniþ$

~rāp m. dire rope, bond. ∞ ^bealorāp$

~searo n. dire machination. ∞ ^bealosearo$

~sīþ m. fatal journey, misfortune. ∞ ^bealosīþ$

~sorg f. dire sorrow. ∞ ^bealosorg$

~spell n. dire tidings. ∞ ^bealospell$

~þanc m. evil thought. ∞ ^bealoþanc$

bēam. m. tree ; the Cross ; pillar (of fire) ; beam ; † ship. ∞ ^bēam$

~sceadu f. shadow of a tree. ∞ ^bēamsceadu$

~tęlg † m. 'wood-dye,' (carbon) ink. ∞ ^bēamtęlg$

bēan f. bean. ∞ ^bēan$

~bęlg, -codd m. bean-pod. ∞ ^bēanbęlg$

~cynn n. species of bean. ∞ ^bēancynn$

~scalu f. bean-pod. ∞ ^bēanscalu$

bēanen of beans. ∞ ^bēanen$

bearce*, A. æ f. barking [beorcan]. ∞ ^bearce$

beard m. beard, occ.pl. in sg. meaning. ∞ ^beard$

~lēas beardless. ∞ ^beardlēas$

bearg m. pig. ∞ ^bearg$

bearhtm, eo, y, e; A. æ; breaht(u)m, m. glance (of the eye) — ēagena ~ the evil eye [beorht]. ∞ ^bearhtm$ ^beorhtm$ ^byrhtm$ ^berhtm$ ^bærhtm$ ^breahtum$ ^breahtm$

~e av. instantly [i. of bearhtm]. ∞ ^bearhtme$

~hwæt swift as a glance of the eye. ∞ ^bearhtmhwæt$

~hwīl f. moment, instant — āne ~e suddenly. ∞ ^bearhtmhwīl$

bearhtm = breahtm noise. ∞ ^bearhtm$

bearm. m. bosom, lap ; middle, inside ; † possession. ∞ ^bearm$

~clāþ ~hrægl n. apron. ∞ ^bearmclāþ$

bearmteag (bearm-teag), see beo-. ∞ ^bearmteag$

bearn n. child. ∞ ^bearn$

~gebyrda fpl. child-bearing. ∞ ^bearngebyrda$

~ēacen, ~ēaca (?), ~ēacniend pregnant. ∞ ^bearnēacen$

~lēas childless. ∞ ^bearnlēas$

~līest, ~lēast f. childlessness. ∞ ^bearnlīest$

~lufe f. adoption. ∞ ^bearnlufe$

~myrþre f. infanticide. ∞ ^bearnmyrþre$

~gestrēon n. begetting children. ∞ ^bearngestrēon$

~tēam m. begetting children. ∞ ^bearntēam$

bearn prt. of beiernan. ∞ ^bearn$

bearo, g. bear(o)wes, m. grove, wood. ∞ ^bearo$ ^bearwes$ ^bearwas$

~næss † m. woody tract, grove. ∞ ^bearonæss$

bears = bærs. ∞ ^bears$

bearwe, æ, e, -uwe, -ewe f. basket, wheelbarrow. ∞ ^bearwe$ ^bærwe$ ^berwe$ ^bearuwe$ ^bearewe$

beāscian (be·āscian) tr. question ; request waa. (or wag. ?). ∞ ^beāscian$

gebēat n. beating. ∞ ^gebēat$

bēatan (bēat|an) I beat ; clash together ; tramp, tread on. ∞ ^bēatan$

~ere m. pugilist Gl. ∞ ^bēatere$

bēaw (m.) gadfly. ∞ ^bēaw$

bebaþian (be·baþian) tr. bathe, wash. ∞ ^bebaþian$

bebēodan (be·bēod|an) 7 wda. offer; commit, entrust ; command, ask ; announce. ∞ ^bebēodan$

~end mn. master, praeceptor. ∞ ^bebēodend$

~endlic imperative (mood). ∞ ^bebēodendlic$

bebeorgan (be·beorgan) 3 w. d. and a. or inst. rfl. ward off from oneself, avoid. ∞ ^bebeorgan$

beberan (be·beran) 4 wad. supply, provide with. ∞ ^beberan$

bebindan (be·bindan) 3 bind. ∞ ^bebindan$

bebod (be·bod) n. command, mandate, (moral) precept. ∞ ^bebod$

~dæg m. appointed day. ∞ ^beboddæg$

bebrǣdan (be·brǣdan) tr. w. mid spread, cover. ∞ ^bebrǣdan$

bebrecan (be·brecan) 4 wad. deprive of by breaking ; wa. consume. ∞ ^bebrecan$

bebregdan (be·bregdan) lN. pretend, simulate. ∞ ^bebregdan$

bebrūcan (be·brūcan) 7 practise (virtue). ∞ ^bebrūcan$

bebūgan (be·būgan) 7 encompass, surround ; avoid, escape || intr. extend w. geond. ∞ ^bebūgan$

bebycgan (be·bycgan) sell : on gold ~ sell for gold. ∞ ^bebycgan$

bebyrigan (be·byrig|an), -rgan bury. ∞ ^bebyrigan$

~nes, ~ednes f. burying, burial. ∞ ^bebyrignes$

bēc pl. of bōc. ∞ ^bēc$

bēcan, ge- wda. assign by charter [bōc]. ∞ ^bēcan$ ^gebēcan$

becæfed (be·cæfed)*, e adorned. ∞ ^becæfed$

bęcca m. pickaxe, mattock. ∞ ^bęcca$

bęce m. brook. ∞ ^bęce$

bēce (bēc|e), oe f. beech-tree [bōc]. ∞ ^bēce$

~en of beech. ∞ ^bēcen$

becēapian (be·cēapian) sell : ~ wiþ fēo. ∞ ^becēapian$

becefed = becæfed. ∞ ^becefed$

beceorfan (be·ceorfan) 3 cut off : hine hēafde ~. ∞ ^beceorfan$

beceorian (be·ceorian) tr. complain of, lament. ∞ ^beceorian$

becēowan (be·cēowan) 7 gnaw (through). ∞ ^becēowan$

becīepan (be·cīepan) sell [becēapian]. ∞ ^becīepan$

becięrran (be·cięrran) tr. turn, make to revolve ; give the slip to, avoid ; betray. ∞ ^becięrran$

beclǣman (be·clǣman) glue together. ∞ ^beclǣman$

beclęmman (be·clęmman) † fetter, enclose. ∞ ^beclęmman$

beclingan (be·clingan) 3 enclose, bind. ∞ ^beclingan$

beclipian (be·clipian), eo summon, sue at law. ∞ ^beclipian$

beclyppan (be·clyppan) embrace, encompass. ∞ ^beclyppan$

beclȳsan (be·clȳs|an) enclose, shut up, close [clūse]. ∞ ^beclȳsan$

~ing f. cell; period, syllogism. ∞ ^beclȳsing$

becnāwan (be·cnāwan) I know. ∞ ^becnāwan$

becnyttan (be·cnyttan) tie up. ∞ ^becnyttan$

becrēopan (be·crēopan) 7 creep — wæs becropen lay hid, was kept concealed. ∞ ^becrēopan$

becuman (be·cuman) 4 come ; meet with, fall among; happen — ~ him tō ēadignesse make him happy. ∞ ^becuman$

becweþan (be·cweþan) 5 say ; reproach ; bequeath wda. ∞ ^becweþan$

becwiddian (be·cwiddian) deposit Gl. ∞ ^becwiddian$

becyme (be·cyme) (!) m. event Bd. ∞ ^becyme$

bed = gebed occ. in composition : ~dagas, ~hūs, ~rǣden. ∞ ^bed$

~rīp, bider- compulsory reaping [cp. bēnrīp]. ∞ ^bedrīp$

gebed n. prayer ; religious ordinance or ceremony. ∞ ^gebed$

~dagas mpl. prayer-days. ∞ ^gebeddagas$

~giht f. evening Gl. ∞ ^gebedgiht$

~hūs n. oratory, chapel, temple. ∞ ^gebedhūs$

~mann m. worshipper, priest. ∞ ^gebedmann$

~rǣden f. prayer. ∞ ^gebedrǣden$

~stow f. place of prayer, oratory. ∞ ^gebedstow$

gebedian pray, worship. ∞ ^gebedian$

bedǣlan (be·dǣlan) deprive wag., wai. ∞ ^bedǣlan$

będd n. bed ; (garden) bed, plot. ∞ ^będd$

~bolster n. bolster. ∞ ^będdbolster$

~būr m. bedchamber. ∞ ^będdbūr$

~clēofa, -clȳfa ; ~cofa m. bedroom. ∞ ^będdclēofa$

~clāþ m. bed-covering, pl. bedclothes. ∞ ^będdclāþ$

~felt blanket, sheet. ∞ ^będdfelt$

~gemāna m. cohabitation. ∞ ^będdgemāna$

~rēaf n. bed-clothes. ∞ ^będdrēaf$

~reda, i, y m. one bed-ridden ; also aj. ∞ ^będdreda$

~ręst f. bed. ∞ ^będdręst$

~gerid n. (ants') nest (?). ∞ ^będdgerid$

~þegn m. chamberlain. ∞ ^będdþegn$

~tīd f. bed-time. ∞ ^będdtīd$

~wāgrift bed-curtain. ∞ ^będdwāgrift$

będdian (będd|ian) make a bed : ~ him for him. ∞ ^będdian$

~ing f. bedding, bed-clothes; bed. ∞ ^będding$

gebędda (gebęd|da) f. consort, wife. ∞ ^gebędda$

~clēofa*, ȳ m. lair, den. ∞ ^gebędclēofa$

~scipe m. cohabitation, marriage. ∞ ^gebędscipe$

bedecian beg [gebed(ian)]. ∞ ^bedecian$

bedelfan (be·delf|an) 3 dig round; bury. ∞ ^bedelfan$

~ing f. digging round. ∞ ^bedelfing$

beden ptc. of biddan. ∞ ^beden$

bedician (be·dician) fortify with mound. ∞ ^bedician$

bedīeglan, bedīeglian (be·dīegl(i)an), -dēaglian hide, conceal, keep secret. ∞ ^bedīeglan$ ^bedīeglian$ ^bedēaglian$

bedīepan (be·dīepan)*, ē, ȳ dip. Cp. bedyppan. ∞ ^bedīepan$

bedięrnan (be·dięrnan) conceal wda. ∞ ^bedięrnan$

bedōn (be·dōn) shut, close (door). ∞ ^bedōn$

bedol suppliant. ∞ ^bedol$

bedrēosan (be·drēosan) † 7 — bedroren wearþ or wæs was deprived of wi. ; came into the power of. ∞ ^bedrēosan$

bedrīfan (be·drīfan) 6 drive ; assail, beat, cover : stēame bedrifen. ∞ ^bedrīfan$

bedrincan (be·drincan) 3 drink in, absorb. ∞ ^bedrincan$

bedrōg (be·drōg) † Old-Saxon prt. beguiled [ = OE. *bedrēag]. ∞ ^bedrōg$

bedu f. request [biddan]. ∞ ^bedu$

bedūfan (be·dūfan) 7 be submerged — ptc. bedofen drowned. ∞ ^bedūfan$

bedydrian (be·dydrian) deceive ; conceal (from) w. a. and wiþ a. ∞ ^bedydrian$

bedyppan (be·dyppan) dip [cp. bedīepan]. ∞ ^bedyppan$

beebbian (be·ebb|ian) : ~od wæs was left aground by the tide going out (of ship). ∞ ^beebbian$

befæstan (be·fæstan) fasten, fix ; establish ; make safe; apply, utilize; entrust, commit wda. ∞ ^befæstan$

befæþman (be·fæþman) embrace, encircle. ∞ ^befæþman$

befaran (be·faran) 2 tr. traverse ; attack ; ūtan ~ surround (army), blockade || intr. proceed, go. ∞ ^befaran$

befealdan (be·fealdan) I fold ; fold round, cover ; surround. ∞ ^befealdan$

befealh prt. of befēolan. ∞ ^befealh$

befeallan (be·feall|an) I fall ; ~ on a., d. incur (death, guilt), fall into (habit) | ptc. ~en wi. deprived (of). ∞ ^befeallan$

befēgan (be·fēgan) tr. join w. on a. ∞ ^befēgan$

befeohtan (be·feohtan) 3 wai. deprive of by fighting : fēore befohten dead. ∞ ^befeohtan$

befēolan (be·fēolan) 3, prt. -fealh, ptc. -fōlen tr. put away (under the earth) ; wda. impose, grant, consign : him wæs Hālig Gāst befōlen, hē hine rōde befealh crucified him || intr. wd. apply oneself (to prayer, learning), importune (a person) ; w. on d. fall into (a certain state) : ~ on slǣpe. ∞ ^befēolan$

befēran (be·fēran) traverse, encompass. ∞ ^befēran$

befician (be·fician) deceive. ∞ ^befician$

befięllan (be·fięll|an) knock down, fell, throw down | ptc. ~ed deprived wi. † ∞ ^befięllan$

beflēan (be·flēan) 2 flay, take off skin : take off bark — beflagen flæsc viscera. ∞ ^beflēan$

beflēon (be·flēon) 7 flee from, escape tr., and intr. w. fram. ∞ ^beflēon$

beflēogan (be·flēogan) 7 fly. ∞ ^beflēogan$

beflōwan (be·flōwan) I flow over, flood. ∞ ^beflōwan$

befōn (be·fōn) I b grasp, seize ; take possession of; take (in the act), detect (in a crime) ; entrap | surround, encompass, encircle ; contain, hold a quantity. ∞ ^befōn$ ^bifongen$

befōlen ptc. of befēolan. ∞ ^befōlen$

beforan (be·foran) I. prp. w. d. and more rarely a. in the presence of | in the name of : ic þē bebeode ~ Gode | before order, time. II. av. before, in front ; above (in book) ; þæs cynn is ~ āwriten ; beforehand, ready ; openly, publicly. ∞ ^beforan$

beforhtian (be·forhtian) dread. ∞ ^beforhtian$

befōtian (be·fōtian) deprive of feet. ∞ ^befōtian$

befrēon, befrēogan (be·frēo(ga)n) free. ∞ ^befrēon$ ^befrēogan$

befrignan (be·frign|an), -frīnan 3 question; ask for, request wag. ∞ ^befrignan$

~ung f. inquiry, investigation. ∞ ^befrignung$

befullan (be·fullan) av. completely [be, full]. ∞ ^befullan$

befȳlan (be·fȳlan) defile. ∞ ^befȳlan$

befylgan (be·fylgan) follow, pursue. ∞ ^befylgan$

befyllan (be·fyllan) fill. ∞ ^befyllan$

bēg* pl. ~er berry. ∞ ^bēg$

~bēam*, beig- m. bramble. ∞ ^bēgbēam$

bēga g. of bēgen. ∞ ^bēga$

begān (be·gān), -gangan vb. go over, traverse ; occupy, possess (country) , surround — ūtan ~ besiege ; cultivate (land), take care of; honour, worship; perform, practise, do. ∞ ^begān$

~nes f. calends (!) Gl. ∞ ^begānnes$

begalan (be·galan) 2 sing incantations over, bewitch. ∞ ^begalan$

begang, bīgęng (be·gang, bī-gęng) m. circuit; tract, space | observance, practice, business ; service, worship. ∞ ^begang$ ^bīgeng$

beganga = bīgenga. ∞ ^beganga$

begeat (be·geat) n. gen. pl. gains, property. ∞ ^begeat$

bēgen, ē †, oe fem. and neut. bā, bātwā, bū(tu) both. ∞ ^bēgen$ ^boegen$ ^bātwa$ ^būtū$ ^bā$

begenga = bīgęnga. ∞ ^begenga$

begēomerian (be·gēomerian) lament. ∞ ^begēomerian$

begeondan (be·geondan) av., prp. w. d., a. beyond. ∞ ^begeondan$

begēotan (be·gēotan) 7 pour over, cover (with fluid): mid blōde begoten; pour. ∞ ^begēotan$

bēger pl. of *bēg berry. ∞ ^bēger$

begiėllan (be·giėllan) † 3 scream around or sing about (?). ∞ ^begiėllan$

begīeman (be·gīem|an) wg. take care of, attend to. ∞ ^begīeman$

~en f. attention, looking out for. ∞ ^begīemen$

~ung f. taking care. ∞ ^begīemung$

begiėtan (be·giėtan) 5 get, obtain, attain, conquer, acquire (wealth) ; find ; happen to, come upon (of danger, evil, &c.) ; beget or conceive (child). ∞ ^begiėtan$ ^begitan$ ^begeat$

begīnan (be·gīnan) 6 gape at once. ∞ ^begīnan$

beginnan (be·ginnan) 3 begin. ∞ ^beginnan$

begleddian (be·gleddian) stain (with blood). ∞ ^begleddian$

beglīdan (be·glīdan) 6 depart from wd. ∞ ^beglīdan$

begnagan (be·gnagan) 2 gnaw. ∞ ^begnagan$

begnornian (be·gnornian) lament. Cp. begrornian. ∞ ^begnornian$

bēgra g. of. bēgen. ∞ ^bēgra$

begrafan (be·grafan) 2 bury. ∞ ^begrafan$

begrētan (be·grētan) † once wk. lament. ∞ ^begrētan$

begrinian (be·grinian), y ensnare. ∞ ^begrinian$

begrindan (be·grindan) 3 polish ; † deprive wai. ∞ ^begrindan$

begroren † once ptc. — sūsle ~ overwhelmed (?). ∞ ^begroren$

begrornian (be·grornian) lament. Cp. begnornian. ∞ ^begrornian$

begyldan (be·gyldan) gild. ∞ ^begyldan$

begyrdan (be·gyrdan) gird ; clothe ; surround. ∞ ^begyrdan$

behabban (be·habban) surround; comprehend ; detain. ∞ ^behabban$

behǣs (be·hǣs) (f.) vow vL. Blending of hǣs and behāt. ∞ ^behǣs$

behættian (be·hættian) scalp (as punishment). ∞ ^behættian$

behamelian (be·hamelian) tr. strip naked (?). ∞ ^behamelian$

behammen (be·hammen) (of shoe). ∞ ^behammen$

behāt (be·hāt) n. promise ; vow. ∞ ^behāt$

behātan (be·hātan) I wda. promise ; vow ; threaten with. ∞ ^behātan$

behāwian (be·hāwian) look carefully, take care. ∞ ^behāwian$

behēafdian (be·hēafd|ian) behead. ∞ ^behēafdian$

~ung f. beheading. ∞ ^behēafdung$

behēafodlic (be·hēafodlic) capital (punishment) Gl. [be, hēafod]. ∞ ^behēafodlic$

behealdan (be·heald|an) I hold, keep; guard; possess, have ; rfl. act, behave ; | look at, observe ; consider, reflect on ; pay regard to, observe, keep (laws) — rfl. w. sbj. be careful ; practise, perform | signify, mean ; be of importance, avail. ∞ ^behealdan$

~en cautious; assiduous (in) wi. ∞ ^behealden$

~nes f. regard. ∞ ^behealdnes$

behēawan (be·hēawan) I hew, cut into shape (timber) ; bruise, beat ; wai. cut off (head), deprive of: ~ hine hēafde, fēore. ∞ ^behēawan$

behēfe (be·hēf|e), oe, ~(e)lic suitable ; necessary [behōfian]. ∞ ^behēfe$

~nes f. utility. ∞ ^behēfnes$

behelan (be·helan) 4 cover over, conceal. ∞ ^behelan$

behęlian (be·hęlian) cover over, conceal. ∞ ^behęlian$

behelmian (be·helmian) cover over, shroud (with darkness), conceal. ∞ ^behelmian$

behēofian (be·hēofian) lament, mourn for. ∞ ^behēofian$

beheonan (be·heonan), -hinon av., prp. wd. on this side of (river, sea). giet ~ citerius Gl. ∞ ^beheonan$

behīepan (be·hīepan) surround (with heaps). ∞ ^behīepan$

behindan (be·hindan) av., prp. w. d., a. behind. ∞ ^behindan$

behinon = beheonan. ∞ ^behinon$

behlǣnan (be·hlǣnan) surround anything by leaning other things against it : ~ fæt holte, surround. ∞ ^behlǣnan$

behlēapan (be·hlēap|an) I leap; his mōd biþ ~en on … his mind is fixed on. ∞ ^behlēapan$

behlęmman (be·hlęmman) tr. dash together, close (jaws). ∞ ^behlęmman$

behlīdan (be·hlīdan) 6 cover up, close tr., intr. ∞ ^behlīdan$

behlięhhan (be·hlięhhan) 2 deride. ∞ ^behlięhhan$

behlīeþan (be·hlīeþan)*, ȳ deprive, strip. ∞ ^behlīeþan$

behlīgan (be·hlīgan), (hē) behlīþ, defame : ~ hīe wammum. ∞ ^behlīgan$

behōn (be·hōn) I b behang, hang round with, esp. in ptc. behangen w. i. or mid. ∞ ^behōn$

behofian (be·hof|ian) need, require wg. ∞ ^behofian$

~lic necessary. ∞ ^behoflic$

behogian (be·hog|ian) take care of. ∞ ^behogian$

~odlīce av. carefully. ∞ ^behogodlīce$

~odnes f. exercising, practising Gl. ∞ ^behogodnes$

behorsian (be·horsian) — hīe wurdon ~ode were deprived of their horses. ∞ ^behorsian$

behrēosan (be·hrēosan) 7 fall | ptc. behroren wi. covered ; deprived of. ∞ ^behrēosan$

behrēowsian (be·hrēows|ian) repent ; atone. ∞ ^behrēowsian$

~ung f. repentance. ∞ ^behrēowsung$

behrīman (be·hrīman) cover with hoar-frost. ∞ ^behrīman$

behringan (be·hringan) encircle, surround. ∞ ^behringan$

behrōpan (be·hrōpan) I importune. ∞ ^behrōpan$

behrūmian (be·hrūmian) besmirch. ∞ ^behrūmian$

behrūmig (be·hrūmig) besmirched, sooty. ∞ ^behrūmig$

bēhte prt. of bēcan. ∞ ^bēhte$

bēhþ † f. sign. ∞ ^bēhþ$

behweorf (be·hweorf) (!) m. exchange. ∞ ^behweorf$

behweorfan (be·hweorfan) 3 tr. turn ; spread out | arrange, put in order (house) tend, prepare (corpse for burial) | change ; exchange for wai. ∞ ^behweorfan$

behwięlfan (be·hwięlfan) vault over, cover. ∞ ^behwięlfan$

behwięrfan (be·hwięrfan) tr. turn, turn round ; ūtan ~ encompass ; exercise, train | change, convert ; exchange for w. a. and on d., mid. ∞ ^behwięrfan$

behycgan (be·hycgan) bear in mind, consider ; trust w. on. ∞ ^behycgan$

behȳdan (be·hȳdan) hide, conceal. ∞ ^behȳdan$

behydignes (be·hydignes) (!) f. desert. ∞ ^behydignes$

behygdig (be·hygdig), -hȳdig vigilant, careful, solicitous. ∞ ^behygdig$

~līce, -hȳdelīce av. carefully. ∞ ^behygdiglīce$

~nes f. solicitude, anxiety. ∞ ^behygdignes$

behyhtan (be·hyhtan) w. on set hopes (on), trust in. ∞ ^behyhtan$

behyldan (be·hyldan) skin, flay. ∞ ^behyldan$

behȳran (be·hȳr|an) hire out. ∞ ^behȳran$

~ing f. hiring out, letting. ∞ ^behȳring$

behȳþelīce (be·hȳþelīce) av. sumptuously Gl. ∞ ^behȳþelīce$

beięrfeweardian (be·ięrfeweardian) disinherit. ∞ ^beięrfeweardian$

beiernan (be·iernan) 3 run (into), be involved (in sin) ; occur (to the mind) : þā bearn him on mode þæt hē cōme he thought he would come | biþ beurnen mid blōde covered. ∞ ^beiernan$

beinnan = binnan. ∞ ^beinnan$

belācan (be·lācan) I b sport round, surround (of waves). ∞ ^belācan$

belādian (be·lād|ian) exculpate, clear wag. ∞ ^belādian$

~igend m. excuser, defender. ∞ ^belādigend$

~igendlic excusable. ∞ ^belādigendlic$

~ung f. excuse : þær is sum ~ on þǣre segene there is some excuse for your saying so. ∞ ^belādung$

belǣdan (be·lǣdan) lead, impel gen. in bad sense : on synna ~. ∞ ^belǣdan$

belǣfan (be·lǣfan) tr. spare, leave undestroyed || intr. remain, be left. ∞ ^belǣfan$

belǣþan (be·lǣþan) make hateful, pervert. ∞ ^belǣþan$

belæ̂wan (be·læ̂w|an) betray. ∞ ^belæwan$

~ing f. betrayal, treason. ∞ ^belæwing$

belāf (be·lāf) f. remainder. ∞ ^belāf$

belagen ptc. of belēan. ∞ ^belagen$

belandian (be·landian) deprive of land. ∞ ^belandian$

belcedswēora (belced-swēora) † puff-necked [bælc]. ∞ ^belcedswēora$

belcettan = bealcettan. ∞ ^belcettan$

gebeldan, prt. of gibelde lN, cover or bind (book). ∞ ^gebeldan$

belēan (be·lēan) 2 blame, forbid, dissuade from wda. ∞ ^belēan$

belęcgan (be·lęcgan) wai. cover, envelop, met. overwhelm (with contempt), treat (ill), afflict — wg. hē wæs swelces dōmes belēd þæt … he had such a reputation ; charge (with crime) w. a. and mid. ∞ ^belęcgan$

belęndan (be·lęndan) deprive of land vL. [belandian]. ∞ ^belęndan$

belene, beolone f. henbane. ∞ ^belene$ ^beolone$

belēogan (be·lēogan) 7 deceive. ∞ ^belēogan$

belēoran (be·lēoran) A. pass by intr. ∞ ^belēoran$

belēosan (be·lēosan) † 7 be deprived of wi. — ptc. beloren deprived of wi. ∞ ^belēosan$

gebelg n. anger ; arrogance. ∞ ^gebelg$

bęlg, bęlig = byl(i)ig. ∞ ^bęlg$ ^bęlig$

~nes*, bælig- f. offence, injury lN. ∞ ^bęlgnes$ ^bælignes$

belgan 3 intr. and rfl. be angry w. wiþ a., for, tō — ptc. gebolgen angry, fierce. ∞ ^belgan$ ^gebolgen$

gebelgan 3 offend wd. ∞ ^gebelgan$

belibban (be·libban) — ptc. belifd lifeless. ∞ ^belibban$

belicgan (be·licgan) 5 surround. ∞ ^belicgan$

belīēfan (be·līēf|an) L. believe — ~ed believing w. on a. Cp. gelīēfan. ∞ ^belīēfan$

belīfan (be·līfan) 6 remain, be left. ∞ ^belīfan$

belīfian kill. ∞ ^belīfian$

belimp (be·limp) n. occurrence. ∞ ^belimp$

belimpan (be·limpan) 3 belong to, concern, appertain w. tō ; happen, befall wd. ∞ ^belimpan$

belisnian, belistnian (be·lis(t)nian) castrate. ∞ ^belisnian$ ^belistnian$

belīþan (be·līþan) † 6 — only in ptc. beliden deprived w.g. or i. ; lifeless. ∞ ^belīþan$

bellan 3 bellow, grunt. ∞ ^bellan$

belle (bell|e) f. bell. ∞ ^belle$

~flīes n. bell-wether's fleece. ∞ ^bellflīes$

~hring (m.) bell-ringing. ∞ ^bellhring$

~hūs n. bell-tower. ∞ ^bellhūs$

~tācen n. showing time by bellringing. ∞ ^belltācen$

bęlt (m.) belt [Lt. balteus]. ∞ ^bęlt$

belūcan (be·lūcan) 7 lock up, confine ; close (house) ; enclose (with wall) ; bind (with fetters) ; impede, choke ; wad. protect against. ∞ ^belūcan$

belūtian (be·lūtian) lie hid. ∞ ^belūtian$

belyrtan (be·lyrtan) deceive, cheat lN. ∞ ^belyrtan$

belytigian (be·lytigian) deceive, entrap. ∞ ^belytigian$

bemǣnan (be·mǣnan) lament. ∞ ^bemǣnan$

bemetan (be·metan) 5 estimate — rfl. hīe hīe selfe tō nohte ne bemǣton thought themselves of no account, hīe hīe ne bemǣton nānes anwealdes they did not consider they had any power. ∞ ^bemetan$

bemīþan (be·mīþan) 6 conceal (from) wda. ∞ ^bemīþan$

bemurcian, bemurcnian (be·murc(i)an) murmur, grumble. ∞ ^bemurcian$ ^bemurcnian$

bemurnan (be·murnan) 3 bewail ; care for, take heed of. ∞ ^bemurnan$

bemūtian (be·mūtian) exchange (for) w. on a. [Lt. mutare]. ∞ ^bemūtian$

bemyldan (be·myldan) bury [molde]. ∞ ^bemyldan$

bēn, oe, f. prayer, petition, request. ∞ ^bēn$ ^boen$

~dagas mpl. rogation-days. ∞ ^bēndagas$

~feorm f., ~ięrþ) f., ~rīp food, ploughing, harvest-work required from a tenant. ∞ ^bēnfeorm$

~tīd f. prayer-time, rogation-days. ∞ ^bēntīd$

~tigþe, -iþ(ig)e successful in prayer, successful ; gracious. ∞ ^bēntigþe$ ^bēnigþe$

gebēn f. prayer. ∞ ^gebēn$

bēna m. petitioner — ~ wesan request. ∞ ^bēna$

benacodian (be·nacodian)*, -nacian lay bare. The shortening into -nacian is to avoid the clumsy prt. -nacodode*. ∞ ^benacodian$

benǣman (be·nǣman) deprive w. a. and g. or i. [niman]. ∞ ^benǣman$

bęnc f. bench. ∞ ^bęnc$

~sittend, ~sittende † m. guest. ∞ ^bęncsittend$

~swēg † m. revelry. ∞ ^bęncswēg$

~þel † n. bench-floor. ∞ ^bęncþel$

bęncian make benches. ∞ ^bęncian$

bęnd mfn. band, ribbon, chaplet, crown ; bond, chain [bindan]. ∞ ^bęnd$

bęndan bind ; stretch, bend (bow). ∞ ^bęndan$

beneah (be·neah) vb., pl. -nugon, prt. -nohte, wg. enjoy, have benefit of; require. ∞ ^beneah$

benęmnan (be·nęmnan) declare, certify. ∞ ^benęmnan$

benēotan (be·nēotan) 7 wai. deprive. ∞ ^benēotan$

beneoþan (be·neoþan), -niþan, y av., prp. wd. beneath, below. ∞ ^beneoþan$

beniman (be·niman) 4 wag., wai. deprive. ∞ ^beniman$

beniþan = beneoþan. ∞ ^beniþan$

bęnn † f. wound [bana]. ∞ ^bęnn$

~geat n. opening of a wound. ∞ ^bęnngeat$ ^bęngeat$

~ian wound. ∞ ^bęnnian$

benohte prt. of beneah. ∞ ^benohte$

benotian (be·notian) use up, consume (provisions). ∞ ^benotian$

bēnsian supplicate [bēn]. ∞ ^bēnsian$

benugon prt. pl. of beneah. ∞ ^benugon$

benyþan = beneoþan. ∞ ^benyþan$

bēo f., g. ~n bee. ∞ ^bēo$

~brēad, ~nbrēad n. beebread, honeycomb. ∞ ^bēobrēad$

~nbroþ n. drink made of honey. ∞ ^bēonbroþ$

~ceorl, ~cere m. bee-keeper. ∞ ^bēoceorl$

~gang m. swarm of bees. ∞ ^bēogang$

~mōdor f. queen-bee. ∞ ^bēomōdor$

~þēof m. stealer of bees. ∞ ^bēoþēof$

~wyrt f. bee-wort, sweet flag. ∞ ^bēowyrt$

bēohata (bēo-hata) † once m. warrior, chief. ∞ ^bēohata$

bēon, see wesan. ∞ ^bēon$

bēod m. table; bowl. ∞ ^bēod$

~ærn, bēod(d)ern n. dining-room, refectory. ∞ ^bēodærn$ ^bēoddern$ ^bēodern$

~bolla m. bowl. ∞ ^bēodbolla$

~clāþ m. table-cloth. ∞ ^bēodclāþ$

~fæt n. table-vessel, cup Gl. ∞ ^bēodfæt$

~fers n. grace sung at mealtimes. ∞ ^bēodfers$

~gięst m. guest at meals. ∞ ^bēodgięst$

~hrægl n. table-cloth. ∞ ^bēodhrægl$

~lāfa fpl. table-leavings. ∞ ^bēodlāfa$

~land n. land for supplying the food of a monastery, glebe-land. ∞ ^bēodland$

~genēat m. meal-companion. ∞ ^bēodgenēat$

~gereord, ~gereordu n(pl). feast. ∞ ^bēodgereord$

~scēat m. napkin. ∞ ^bēodscēat$

~wist f. meal, food. ∞ ^bēodwist$

bēodan (bēod|an), ge- 7 wda. offer w. sbj. : him gefeoht ~ challenge to fight ; inflict : him wītu ~ ; behave to, treat (well or ill) : uton ~ oþrum þæt wē willen þæt man ūs ~e ! | announce, proclaim ; bode ; threaten | command, decree, enjoin ~ ūt wd. call out (militia), banish. ∞ ^bēodan$

beōdian, beōddian do joiner's work [bēod]. ∞ ^beōdian$ ^beōddian$

beofor m. beaver. ∞ ^beofor$

bēogol, ge~, y forgiving [būgan]. ∞ ^bēogol$ ^gebēogol$ ^bygol$

beolone = belene. ∞ ^beolone$

bēom = bēo am. ∞ ^bēom$

bēor †, rarely Pr., n. beer [bēow]. ∞ ^bēor$

~byden f. beer-barrel. ∞ ^bēorbyden$

~hierde † m. butler. ∞ ^bēorhierde$

~scealc † m. feaster. ∞ ^bēorscealc$

~sęle † m. hall of festivity. ∞ ^bēorsęle$

~setl* n. † bench at banquet. ∞ ^bēorsetl$

~þegu † f. beer-drinking. ∞ ^bēorþegu$

gebēor m. boon-companion, guest. ∞ ^gebēor$

~scipe, b- m. convivial meeting, feast. ∞ ^gebēorscipe$

beorc f. birch-tree ; the Runic letter b [bierce]. ∞ ^beorc$

gebeorc (n.) barking. ∞ ^gebeorc$

beorcan 3 bark ; bark at wa. ∞ ^beorcan$

beorg m. hill, mountain ; heap of stones, mound. ∞ ^beorg$

beorgælfen (beorg|ælfen) f. oread. ∞ ^beorgælfen$

~hliþ n. hill-slope. ∞ ^beorghliþ$

~iht*, beorhtt- mountainous. ∞ ^beorgiht$

~seþel n. mountain dwelling. ∞ ^beorgseþel$

~stęde m. mound. ∞ ^beorgstęde$

gebeorg † once n. mountain. ∞ ^gebeorg$

gebeorg, -rh n. defence, refuge, safety, precaution. ∞ ^gebeorg$ ^gebeorh$

~lic safe, advisable. ∞ ^gebeorglic$

~nes f. refuge. ∞ ^gebeorgnes$

~stōw f. place of refuge. ∞ ^gebeorgstōw$

beorgan (beorg|an), ge- 3 wd. preserve, save ; abstain from injuring, spare ; w. a. and d. or wiþ guard, save — rfl. avoid : hīe him yfel ~aþ, ~aþ ēow wiþ yfel ! | avoid, beware of w. wiþ. ∞ ^beorgan$ ^gebeorgan$

beorht, y I. aj. bright ; clearsighted ; clear (sounding), loud; magnificent, glorious, noble. II. n. brightness, light ; sight ; twinkling — ēagan ~ moment. ∞ ^beorht$ ^byrht$

~e av. brightly ; (see) clearly. ∞ ^beorhte$

~hwīl f. moment. ∞ ^beorhthwīl$

~nian, ge~nian*, -brehtnian lN. become bright. ∞ ^beorhtnian$

ge~nian*, -brehtnian lN. become bright. ∞ ^gebeorhtnian$

~lic bright ; clear-sounding* ; glorious. ∞ ^beorhtlic$

~līce av. brightly ; distinctly. ∞ ^beorhtlīce$

~nes f. brightness, splendour. ∞ ^beorhtnes$

~rodor † m. heaven, aether. ∞ ^beorhtrodor$

~word clear of speech. ∞ ^beorhtword$

beorhtt- = beorgiht*. ∞ ^beorhtt$

beorma (beorm|a) m. yeast. ∞ ^beorma$

~tēag*, bea- f. yeast-box. ∞ ^beormtēag$

beorn † m. brave man, warrior, man of rank, rich man, prince, king. ∞ ^beorn$

~cyning m. king of warriors. ∞ ^beorncyning$

~þrēat m. band of warriors. ∞ ^beornþrēat$

~wiga m. warrior. ∞ ^beornwiga$

beornan = biernan. ∞ ^beornan$

Beornice mpl. Bernicians. ∞ ^Beornice$

beorþor, byr- n. childbirth ; fetus [beran]. ∞ ^beorþor$ ^byrþor$

~cwealm m. dead birth, abortion. ∞ ^beorþorcwealm$

~þignen*, byrþ-þīnenn f. midwife. ∞ ^beorþorþignen$

gebeorþor*, y n. birth. ∞ ^gebeorþor$

bēost (m.) biestings, first milk of cow after calving. ∞ ^bēost$

bēot n. promise ; vow ; boast ; threat; danger [ = *bi-hāt]. ∞ ^bēot$

~ian promise ; vow; boast. ∞ ^bēotian$ ^gebēotian$

~lic boastful, arrogant ; threatening. ∞ ^bēotlic$

~līce av. threateningly. ∞ ^bēotlīce$

bēotung (bēot|ung) f. threatening. ∞ ^bēotung$

~word † n. boast ; threat. ∞ ^bēotword$

gebēot n. vow ; boast ; threatening — tō ~es assiduously (!). ∞ ^gebēot$

bēow n. barley. ∞ ^bēow$

beowan = bīewan polish. ∞ ^beowan$

bepǣcan (be·pǣc|an) deceive. ∞ ^bepǣcan$

~end m. deceiver. ∞ ^bepǣcend$

~estre f. deceiver, harlot. ∞ ^bepǣcestre$

~ung f. deceiving, alluring Gl. ∞ ^bepǣcung$

beprenan, see beprīwan. ∞ ^beprenan$

bepreþan, see beprīwan. ∞ ^bepreþan$

beprīwan (be·prīwan), -prēwan*, -prenan [n for u], -preþan wink (eye). Cp. prēowt-hwīl. ∞ ^beprīwan$

beran 4 carry, wear (hat), bring, carry off; produce, bring forth, bear | endure, tolerate ; suffer || ~ ūp open (a case). ∞ ^beran$ ^boren$

bęrian make bare, clear (benches) [bær]. ∞ ^bęrian$

bera m. bear. ∞ ^bera$

beræ̂dan (be·ræ̂dan) deprive w. a. and g. or i. or æt ; deliberate on, prepare ; get the better of. ∞ ^berædan$

berǣsan (be·rǣsan) rush. ∞ ^berǣsan$

berbene f. verbena [Lt.]. ∞ ^berbene$

bęre m. barley. ∞ ^bęre$

~corn n. barley-corn. ∞ ^bęrecorn$

~flōr f. barn-floor. ∞ ^bęreflōr$

~gafol n. rent paid in barley. ∞ ^bęregafol$

~græs n. green barley. ∞ ^bęregræs$

~hlāf m. barley loaf. ∞ ^bęrehlāf$

~sæ̂d n. barley seed. ∞ ^bęresæd$

~tūn, bertūn m. threshing-floor, barn. ∞ ^bęretūn$

~wīc f. hamlet. ∞ ^bęrewīc$

berēafian (be·rēafian) wag. despoil, deprive. ∞ ^berēafian$

berēcan (be·rēcan) make to smoke. ∞ ^berēcan$

beręccan (be·ręccan) relate ; justify, excuse gen. rfl. ∞ ^beręccan$

gebęred crushed ; afflicted, oppressed. ∞ ^gebęred$

beręgnian (be·ręgnian)*, -rēni- † cause (strife). ∞ ^beręgnian$

beren = biren bear's. ∞ ^beren$

bęren of barley. ∞ ^bęren$

beren = bęrn barn. ∞ ^beren$

berenian = beręgnian*. ∞ ^berenian$

berēofan (be·rēofan) † 7 deprive wi. ∞ ^berēofan$

berēotan (be·rēotan) 7 bewail. ∞ ^berēotan$

berern = bęrn barn. ∞ ^berern$

berīdan (be·rīdan) 6 surround on horseback, besiege ; overtake, take possession of, seize. ∞ ^berīdan$

berīefan (be·rīefan) deprive wag. ∞ ^berīefan$

berīepan (be·rīepan) wag. despoil, plunder of. ∞ ^berīepan$

berige (berig|e), bęrge f. berry. ∞ ^berige$

~dręnc m. drink made of mulberries. ∞ ^berigdręnc$

berihte (be·rihte)*, biryhte prp. wd. close by, by. ∞ ^berihte$

berindan (be·rindan) take off bark. ∞ ^berindan$

berinnan 3 wet. ∞ ^berinnan$

bęrn, beren, lN. berern n. barn [bęre-ærn]. ∞ ^bęrn$ ^beren$ ^berern$

~hūs n. barn. ∞ ^bęrnhūs$

berōwan (be·rōwan) I row round. ∞ ^berōwan$

geberst n. intr. breaking, bursting. ∞ ^geberst$

berstan prt. bærst 3 intr. burst, break ; dash, break (of waves) ; resound | escape ; fail — gif him āþ burste. ∞ ^berstan$

bertun = bęre-tūn. ∞ ^bertun$

berwinde (ber-winde) f. navel-wort. ∞ ^berwinde$

besæ̂tian (be·sæ̂tian) lie in wait for, beset. ∞ ^besætian$

besārgian (be·sārg|ian) be sorry for ; lament : condole with. ∞ ^besārgian$

~ung f. sorrowing. ∞ ^besārgung$

besāwan (be·sāwan) I sow. ∞ ^besāwan$

besceadan (be·sceadan) † cast in the shade, overshadow. ∞ ^besceadan$

bescēadan (be·scēadan) I b separate ; discriminate ; sprinkle tr. ∞ ^bescēadan$

bescēawian (be·scēaw|ian) look at, survey ; consider, pay regard to ; watch. ∞ ^bescēawian$

~odnes f. vision, sight. ∞ ^bescēawodnes$

~ung f. contemplation. ∞ ^bescēawung$

bescęncan (be·scęncan) give to drink wai. ∞ ^bescęncan$

bescēotan (be·scēotan) 7 intr. dart, rush || tr. send, instil (thoughts). ∞ ^bescēotan$

bescerwan = bescięrian. ∞ ^bescerwan$

bescīelan (be·scīelan)*, ȳ look at w. on. ∞ ^bescīelan$

besciėran (be·sciėran) 4 shear, shave — ~ hine tō prēoste like a priest. ∞ ^besciėran$

bescięrian (be·scięr|ian), once -scerwan deprive wag., wai., fram, of. ∞ ^bescięrian$

~ednes f. deprivation. ∞ ^bescięrednes$

bescīnan (be·scīnan) 6 shine upon. ∞ ^bescīnan$

bescītan (be·scītan) 6 cover with filth, bedaub. ∞ ^bescītan$

bescrepan (be·screpan) 5 scrape. ∞ ^bescrepan$

bescūfan (be·scūfan) 7 thrust, throw, precipitate. ∞ ^bescūfan$

besęcgan (be·sęcgan) say : him on ~ accuse him ; announce ; plead cause, rfl. defend oneself (in court of law). ∞ ^besęcgan$

besęllan (be·sęllan) surround wai. ∞ ^besęllan$

besema = besma. ∞ ^besema$

besęncan (be·sęncan) tr. sink, plunge. ∞ ^besęncan$

besęngan (be·sęngan) singe ; burn. ∞ ^besęngan$

besēon (be·sēon) intr., rfl. look up, look about, see ; w. on a., tō look at, pay regard to || tr. go to see, visit. ∞ ^besēon$

besęttan (be·sęttan) set (hope on) ; appoint ; set about, adorn wai. ; beset: searoþancum besęted ; keep, guard ; institute, set going. ∞ ^besęttan$

besīdian (be·sīdian) regulate, determine. ∞ ^besīdian$

besięrwan (be·sięrwan) ensnare, take by surprise, overcome ; deprive by treachery wai. ∞ ^besięrwan$ ^besyrwan$

besilfran (be·silfran) silver. ∞ ^besilfran$

besincan (be·sincan) 3 sink intr. ∞ ^besincan$

besingan (be·singan) 3 sing incantations over, bewitch ; sing of, bewail. ∞ ^besingan$

besittan (be·sittan) 5 besiege, beset, blockade, gen. w. ūtan ; possess. ∞ ^besittan$

besīwan, besīwian (be·sīw(i)an), ēo sew. ∞ ^besīwan$ ^besīwian$

beslæ̂pan (be·slæ̂pan) I b sleep. ∞ ^beslæpan$

beslēan (be·slēan) 2 wai. cut off (head) ; deprive of. ∞ ^beslēan$

beslīepan (be·slīepan) tr. slip, put, clothe. ∞ ^beslīepan$

beslītan (be·slītan) 6 deprive of by tearing away wai. ∞ ^beslītan$

besma, besema m. broom ; rod (for beating). ∞ ^besma$ ^besema$

bēsman (bēsm|an) — ptc. ge~ed. curved Gl. [bōsm]. ∞ ^bēsman$

~ing f. curve Gl. ∞ ^bēsming$

besmierwan (be·smierwan) besmear. ∞ ^besmierwan$

besmītan (be·smītan) 6 defile. ∞ ^besmītan$

besmitennes (be·smitennes) f. defilement, impurity [besmītan]. ∞ ^besmitennes$

besmittian (be·smittian) defile. ∞ ^besmittian$

besmiþian (be·smiþian) work (metals), forge. ∞ ^besmiþian$

besmocian (be·smocian) tr. smoke, envelop with incense. ∞ ^besmocian$

besnǣdan (be·snǣdan) wai. deprive by cutting, prune. ∞ ^besnǣdan$

besnīwian (be·snīwian) snow on, cover with snow. ∞ ^besnīwian$

besnyþþan (be·snyþþan) †, prt. -yþede deprive wai. ∞ ^besnyþþan$

beso = baso. ∞ ^beso$

besolcen (be·solcen) torpid, inert. ∞ ^besolcen$

besorg (be·sorg) subject of solicitude, dear to wd. ∞ ^besorg$

besorgian (be·sorgian) be sorry for ; care for, be solicitous about ; scruple, fear. ∞ ^besorgian$

bespanan (be·spanan) 2, I entice, persuade. ∞ ^bespanan$

bespearrian (be·spearrian)*, a shut, bar. ∞ ^bespearrian$

besprecan (be·sprecan) 5 tr. speak about, complain of, charge. ∞ ^besprecan$

bespręngan (be·spręngan) sprinkle. ∞ ^bespręngan$

bespyrian (be·spyrian) follow tracks of, trace. ∞ ^bespyrian$

bestæppan (be·stæppan) 2 go, proceed. ∞ ^bestæppan$

bestandan (be·stand|an) 2 stand round, surround ; afflict — mid ādle ~en. ∞ ^bestandan$

bestealcian (be·stealcian) go stealthily. ∞ ^bestealcian$

bestecan (be·stecan) 5 close, bar (door). ∞ ^bestecan$

bestęfnan (be·stęfn|an) — ~d fringed Gl. ∞ ^bestęfnan$

bestelan (be·stelan) 4 intr., rfl. move stealthily, steal || tr. him sum þing on ~ accuse of, charge with. ∞ ^bestelan$

bestīeman (be·stīeman) wet [stēam]. ∞ ^bestīeman$

bestingan (be·stingan) 3 thrust, push — ~ fȳr on a. set fire to. ∞ ^bestingan$

bestredan = *bestręgdan. ∞ ^bestredan$

bestręgdan (be·stręgdan)*, -ēdan bestrew, cover (with earth). ∞ ^bestręgdan$

bestrēowian (be·strēowian) bestrew, cover. ∞ ^bestrēowian$

bestrīdan (be·strīdan) 6 mount (horse). ∞ ^bestrīdan$

bestrīepan (be·strīepan) strip of, plunder wag. ~ hīe æt landum. ∞ ^bestrīepan$

bestrūdan (be·strūdan) 7 despoil, deprive wai. ∞ ^bestrūdan$

bestyrian (be·styrian) heap up Bd. ∞ ^bestyrian$

bestyrman (be·styrman) assail, agitate (mind). ∞ ^bestyrman$

besūtian (be·sūt|ian) — ~od dirty. ∞ ^besūtian$

beswǣlan (be·swǣlan) scorch, burn. ∞ ^beswǣlan$

beswāpan (be·swāpan) I cover, envelop wai. or mid ; shelter against (wiþ), protect ; ~ him on mōd persuade. ∞ ^beswāpan$

beswęmman (be·swęmman) make to swim [swimman]. ∞ ^beswęmman$

beswęþian (be·swęþian) bind up, bandage. ∞ ^beswęþian$

beswic (be·swic), bi- deceit, treachery ; snare. ∞ ^beswic$

~a*, bi- m. deceiver. ∞ ^beswica$

~fealle f. trap. ∞ ^beswicfealle$

~ol deceitful. ∞ ^beswicol$

beswīcan (be·swīc|an) 6 deceive ; lead astray seduce (woman) ; offend, scandalizare ; get the better of, conquer, disable. ∞ ^beswīcan$

~end m. deceiver, seducer. ∞ ^beswīcend$

~ung f. deception. ∞ ^beswīcung$

beswician (be·swician) tr. escape from, evade ; wd. be free from (disease). ∞ ^beswician$

beswincan (be·swincan) 3 tr. labour at, make with labour ; till (land). ∞ ^beswincan$

beswingan (be·swingan) 3 beat, flog. ∞ ^beswingan$

besylian (be·sylian), -sw- soil, stain. ∞ ^besylian$

bęt av. better, see gōd. ∞ ^bęt$

~lic † excellent, magnificent. ∞ ^bętlic$

bētan (bēt|an), oe improve ; ~ fȳr make or light fire ; reform, make amends for, atone [bōt]. ∞ ^bētan$ ^boetan$

~end † once m. builder (?). ∞ ^bētend$

~nes f. reparation, atonement. ∞ ^bētnes$

betǣcan (be·tǣcan) wad. hand over ; hand down (tradition) ; entrust, commit, give in charge of; appoint; without d. send ; pursue, hunt. ∞ ^betǣcan$

bēte, oe f. beet-root [Lt. beta]. ∞ ^bēte$ ^boete$

beteldan (be·teldan) 3 wai. or mid cover, surround ; overwhelm (with grief) [geteld]. ∞ ^beteldan$

betęllan (be·tęllan) rfl. clear oneself (of charge) w. æt. ∞ ^betęllan$

betēon (be·tēon) 6, 7 prt. -tāh, -tēah, ptc. -tigen, -togen accuse ; bequeath. ∞ ^betēon$

betēon (be·tēon) 7 cover ; enclose, contain. ∞ ^betēon$

bętera (bęter|a) cpv. of gōd good. ∞ ^bętera$

~ian, bętrian make better ; trim (lamp) || become better. ∞ ^bęterian$

~ung, bęt(t)rung f. improvement. ∞ ^bęterung$ ^bęttrung$

betierwan (be·tierwan) tar. ∞ ^betierwan$

betihtlian (be·tihtlian) accuse. ∞ ^betihtlian$

betillan (be·tillan) decoy. ∞ ^betillan$

betimbran (be·timbran) build. ∞ ^betimbran$

betogenes, betogennes (be·togen(n)es) f. accusation [betēon]. ∞ ^betogenes$ ^betogennes$

betonice f. betony (a plant) [Lt.]. ∞ ^betonice$

betredan (be·tredan) 4 tread on. ∞ ^betredan$

betręppan (be·tręppan), æ entrap, surprise (enemies' forces). ∞ ^betręppan$

betrymman (be·trymman), -trymian besiege. ∞ ^betrymman$

bętst, bętest spl. of gōd good. ∞ ^bętst$ ^bętest$

~boren eldest. ∞ ^bętstboren$

betuh, betweoh = betweox. ∞ ^betuh$ ^betweoh$

betwēonan (be·twēonan), -twēonum ; bitwihn vE. ; -twin-, -twyn-, betwēon prp. w. d., or a. (gen. of motion) between, among — met. of social relations ; difference : hwæt biþ ~ mannes and nȳtenes andgyte, gif … Often follows case, esp. when a pronoun : cwǣdon him ~. Tmesis : be sǣm twēonum. ∞ ^betwēonan$

betweox (be·tweox), ~n, -twoxn, -twix, -tweoh, -t(w)uh, -twih, -y-, -hs prp. w. d. ; rarely a., which gen. implies motion, between (of space, distinction, &c.), among. time between (two dates) ; during — ~ þissum meanwhile. Often follows case, sometimes w. word between : hī him healdaþ betwuh sibbe. ∞ ^betweox$ ^betweox$ ^betweoh$ ^betwuh$ ^betuh$ ^betwih$

~ālęgednes f. interjection. ∞ ^betweoxālęgednes$

~āworpennes f. interjection. ∞ ^betweoxāworpennes$

~gangan vb. go between (!). ∞ ^betweoxgangan$

~licgan 5 lie between (!). ∞ ^betweoxlicgan$

~sęndan send between (!). ∞ ^betweoxsęndan$

~gesętt interposed. ∞ ^betweoxgesętt$

betwinan = betwēonan. ∞ ^betwinan$

betȳnan (be·tȳn|an) enclose (with wall); shut (door), close (opening) — ūte ~ þæt folc shut out ; finish [tūn]. ∞ ^betȳnan$

~ing f. conclusion. ∞ ^betȳning$

bęþian (bęþ|ian) tr. bathe, foment [bæþ]. ∞ ^bęþian$

~ing f. hot bath ; fomentation. ∞ ^bęþing$

betyrnan (be·tyrnan) rfl. prostrate oneself (!). ∞ ^betyrnan$

beþearf (be·þearf) vb., pl. -þurfon, prt. -þorfte, wg. require, need. ∞ ^beþearf$ ^beþurfan$ ^beþearft$ ^beþurfon$ ^beþorfte$ ^beþorftest$ ^beþorfton$ ^beþyrfe$ ^beþyrfen$ ^beþorften$ ^beþyrfaþ$ ^beþearfende$

beþęccan (be·þęccan) cover, conceal wai. or mid. ∞ ^beþęccan$

beþęncan (be·þęncan) consider, bear in mind — rfl. reflect ; form plan, think of; w. tō entrust, abs. trust, confide. ∞ ^beþęncan$

beþęnnan (be·þęnnan), -þęnian cover. ∞ ^beþęnnan$

beþēodan (be·þēodan) join, associate. ∞ ^beþēodan$

beþrāwan (be·þrāwan) I afflict. ∞ ^beþrāwan$

beþridian (be·þridian), y circumvent, overcome. ∞ ^beþridian$

beþringan (be·þringan) 3 wai. press on ; surround. ∞ ^beþringan$

beþryccan (be·þryccan) tr. press on. ∞ ^beþryccan$

beþuncan (be·þuncan) † once = beþęncan. ∞ ^beþuncan$

beþwēan (be·þwēan) 2 wash, wet. ∞ ^beþwēan$

beþwēorian (be·þwēor|ian)*, y — ptc. ~ad depraved Gl. ∞ ^beþwēorian$

beþȳn (be·þȳn) prt. -ȳd(d)e thrust, push. ∞ ^beþȳn$

beufan = bufan. ∞ ^beufan$

beutan = būtan. ∞ ^beutan$

bewacian (be·wacian) watch. ∞ ^bewacian$

bewadan (be·wadan) † once 2 deprive (?). ∞ ^bewadan$

bewǣfan (be·wǣfan) wrap round, dress. ∞ ^bewǣfan$

bewǣgan (be·wǣgan) deceive, frustrate. ∞ ^bewǣgan$

bewǣgnan (be·wǣgnan) (!) † once offer wda. ∞ ^bewǣgnan$

bewǣlan (be·wǣlan) wai. afflict. ∞ ^bewǣlan$

bewæ̂pnian (be·wæ̂pnian) deprive of weapons. ∞ ^bewæpnian$

bewærlan (be·wærlan) pass by lN. ∞ ^bewærlan$

bewarian (be·warian) tr. watch over, guard ; ward off, avoid ; rfl. avoid, beware of w. wiþ a. ∞ ^bewarian$

bewarnian, bewarenian (be·war(e)nian) intr. w. wiþ beware of, guard against || tr. ward off (from oneself) w. rfl. d. : him ~ hellewītu. ∞ ^bewarnian$ ^bewarenian$

bewarnian = bewarenian. ∞ ^bewarnian$

bewāt (be·wāt) vb., pl. -witon, prt. -wiste watch over ; superintend, have charge of. ∞ ^bewāt$

bewāwan (be·wāw|an) † I — ptc. ~en blown upon (by winds) wi. ∞ ^bewāwan$

beweallan (be·weallan) I tr. boil away. ∞ ^beweallan$

bewealwian (be·wealwian) wallow. ∞ ^bewealwian$

beweardian (be·weardian) guard, watch, protect. ∞ ^beweardian$

beweaxan (be·weax|an) I — ptc. ~en overgrown wi. ∞ ^beweaxan$

bewęddian (be·wędd|ian) betroth, marry. ∞ ^bewęddian$

~endlic relating to marriage. ∞ ^bewęddendlic$

~ung f. betrothal. ∞ ^bewęddung$

bewefan (be·wefan) 5 cover. ∞ ^bewefan$

bewegan (be·wegan) † 5 cover wai. or mid || kill. ∞ ^bewegan$

bewēlan (be·wēlan) join. ∞ ^bewēlan$

bewęndan (be·węndan) tr. turn; intr., rfl. turn (round). ∞ ^bewęndan$

bewęnnan (be·węnnan), -węnian entertain (hospitably). ∞ ^bewęnnan$ ^bewęnian$ ^biwenede$

beweorpan (be·weorpan) 3 throw ; surround wai. ∞ ^beweorpan$

bewēpan (be·wēp|an) I bewail, mourn for. ∞ ^bewēpan$

~endlic lamentable. ∞ ^bewēpendlic$

bewęrian (be·węr|ian) defend ; prohibit. ∞ ^bewęrian$

~enes, ~ednes f. prohibition. ∞ ^bewęrenes$

~igend m. protector. ∞ ^bewęrigend$

~ung f. defence. ∞ ^bewęrung$

bewindan (be·windan) 3 twist round, bind, swaddle, wrap wai. or mid ; encircle, surround — met. hēafe ~ bewail ; brandish ; turn over (in mind). ∞ ^bewindan$

bewitian (be·witian), eo watch, observe ; watch over ; perform (journey). ∞ ^bewitian$ ^beweotian$

bewlātian (be·wlātian) gaze at, contemplate. ∞ ^bewlātian$

bewlītan (be·wlītan) 6 look. ∞ ^bewlītan$

bewōpen ptc. of bewēpan. ∞ ^bewōpen$

bewrecan (be·wrec|an) 5 drive, send ; ptc. ~en beaten or afflicted all round, surrounded wai. ∞ ^bewrecan$

bewręncan (be·wręncan) deceive. ∞ ^bewręncan$

bewrēon (be·wrēon) 6, 7 cover wai. or mid ; conceal ; protect w. fram. ∞ ^bewrēon$

bewrītan (be·wrītan) † 6 write about (?). ∞ ^bewrītan$

bewrīþan (be·wrīþan) 6 bind round, encompass. ∞ ^bewrīþan$

bewuna (be·wuna) adj. indecl., in the custom of, wont. ∞ ^bewuna$

bewyrcan (be·wyrcan) make | cover, surround, adorn wai. or mid, on ; wall in, imprison. ∞ ^bewyrcan$

bezera = bæzere. ∞ ^bezera$

bicce f. female dog, bitch. ∞ ^bicce$

bīcwide (bī-cwide) m. proverb. ∞ ^bīcwide$

bīd (n.) halt — † on ~ wrecan bring to bay, make to halt. ∞ ^bīd$

~fæst † stationary. ∞ ^bīdfæst$

~steall † m. halt ~ giefan halt, stand at bay. ∞ ^bīdsteall$

bīdan (bīd|an) 6 intr. remain, continue ; wg. await, wait for, wait long enough for, live till, w. indc. wait till || tr. endure, experience. ∞ ^bīdan$

~ing f. abiding, abode. ∞ ^bīding$

biddan (bidd|an) 5 entreat, request, demand, challenge (to duel) wag., w. a. or g. of thing and æt, w. rfl. d. : ānwīges bæd; him fultumes bæd ; ~aþ ēow þingunge æt him ! | pray : bad Dryhten for his þēowan hælo ; bitt his sāwle onlihtinge ; þus ~ende : … but this meaning is generally expressed by gebiddan | late or doubtful command : bæd hine faran. ∞ ^biddan$

biddere m. petitioner. ∞ ^biddere$

gebiddan (gebidd|an) 5 pray, worship often w. rfl. pro. in d., lW. in a. : for þǣm stǣnendum gebæd ; hē sceal him fore ~ ; ~ aþ þǣre sāwle ! for the soul vE. ; hē nolde him (lW. hyne) ~ tō Gode ; rarely w. thing expressed : ~ ūre wæstma genyhtsumnesse. ∞ ^gebiddan$

biderip (bide-rip) = bed-. ∞ ^biderip$

bīecnan (bīecn|an), bīcnian, be(a)cnian w. d. or tō make signs, nod, beckon ; point out (place), indicate (time) ; show (with words), hint ; signify, be a symbol of ; summon [bēacn]. ∞ ^bīecnan$ ^bīcinan$ ^beacnian$ ^becnian$

ge~iend m. forefinger. ∞ ^gebīecniend$

~iendlic allegorical ; indicative (mood). ∞ ^bīecniendlic$

~iendlīce av. allegorically. ∞ ^bīecniendlīce$

~ung, ~ing f. beckoning ; symbol, figure. ∞ ^bīecnung$

bīecnol indicating Gl. ∞ ^bīecnol$

bīegan (bīeg|an) tr. (rfl.) bend, bow; turn; force; convert (heathen); humiliate ; overcome || intr. bend (of point of spear) [būgan]. ∞ ^bīegan$

ge~ednes f. inflection (in grammar). ∞ ^gebīegednes$

(ge)~endlic flexible. ∞ ^gebīegendlic$

~nes f. flexibility. ∞ ^bīegnes$

~ung f. bending, curvature. ∞ ^bīegung$

bīegels m. arch, vault. ∞ ^bīegels$

gebięld boldness [beald]. ∞ ^gebięld$

gebięlde*, i bold. ∞ ^gebięlde$

bięldan encourage, animate. ∞ ^bięldan$

bięldo f. boldness. ∞ ^bięldo$

bīeme (bīem|e) f. trumpet [bēam]. ∞ ^bīeme$

~ere, ~esangere m. trumpeter. ∞ ^bīemere$

~ian sound trumpet. ∞ ^bīemian$

bierce (bierc|e), eo, byrc f., birch [beorc]. ∞ ^bierce$

~holt n. birch wood. ∞ ^biercholt$

biercen of birch. ∞ ^biercen$

gebięrded ptc. bearded [beard]. ∞ ^gebięrded$

bierhtan, eo, bryhtan intr. shine [beorht]. ∞ ^bierhtan$ ^beorhtan$ ^bryhtan$

gebierhtan tr. make bright ; heighten (beauty) ; make clear or distinct ; make famous, celebrate || intr. be bright, shine — also rfl. ∞ ^gebierhtan$

bierhto f. brightness. ∞ ^bierhto$

gebierman (gebierm|an) ferment ; leaven — ptc. ~ed ; n. leavened bread ; ptc. ~ed puffed up, proud wi. [beorma]. ∞ ^gebierman$

biernan 3, A. eo, prt. born, a intr. burn, be burnt down : sēo burg barn ; sēo eorþe wæs tō axan geburnen. ∞ ^biernan$

bīesting (m.) thick milk, first milk of cow after calving [bēost]. ∞ ^bīesting$

bīetel m. mallet [bēatan]. ∞ ^bīetel$

bīewan*, ȳ, eo polish. ∞ ^bīewan$

bifian, eo tremble. ∞ ^bifian$ ^beofian$

bīfylce (bī-fylce) n. neighbouring people or region. ∞ ^bīfylce$

big = bī by. ∞ ^big$

bīgęnga (bī-gęng|a), be- m. cultivator (of land) ; inhabitant ; benefactor [begān]. ∞ ^bīgęnga$

~ere m. one who plies (a trade) ; attendant. ∞ ^bīgęngere$

~estre f. attendant. ∞ ^bīgęngestre$

~nes f. cultivation, study. ∞ ^bīgęngnes$

bīgspell = bīspell. ∞ ^bīgspell$

bīgyrdel (bī-gyrdel) girdle ; purse ; treasury. ∞ ^bīgyrdel$

bile m. bird's bill, beak. ∞ ^bile$

gebilod having a beak. ∞ ^gebilod$

bīleofa (bī-leofa) ;«. sustenance, food; wages. ∞ ^bīleofa$

bīleofen (bī-leofen), -lifen f. sustenance, food. ∞ ^bīleofen$

bīlewit (bīle-wit), bil(i)-, bilwet-, -witt- gentle, kind ; innocent, simple [bile, hwīt]. ∞ ^bīlewit$ ^biliwit$ ^bilwet$ ^bilewett$

~līce av. innocently. ∞ ^bīlewitlīce$

~nes f. innocence. ∞ ^bīlewitnes$

bill † n. sword. ∞ ^bill$

~hęte m. hostility, warfare. ∞ ^billhęte$

~geslięht n. sword-clash, battle. ∞ ^billgeslięht$

~swæþ n. sword-track, field of battle. ∞ ^billswæþ$

bīnama (bī-nama) m. pronoun. ∞ ^bīnama$

gebind † n. what is bound together — waþema ~ frozen waves † ; costiveness. ∞ ^gebind$

bindan (bind|an) 3 bind , fetter — ptc. bunden (sweord) with hilt adorned with gold chains † ; make prisoner, imprison ; met. esp. in pass. be bound (by duty, obligation), be under constraint. ∞ ^bindan$

~ere m. binder. ∞ ^bindere$

binde f. head-band, fillet. ∞ ^binde$

binn f. manger. ∞ ^binn$

binnan, beinnan av., prp. w. d. within, in (of place, time) ; into; of quantity within, less than. ∞ ^binnan$ ^beinnan$

biren, birene f. she-bear [bera]. ∞ biren, birene

biren, beren of a bear [bera]. ∞ ^biren$ ^beren$

bīsæc (bī-sæc) f. † once visit (?). ∞ ^bīsæc$

bīsæc (bī-sæc) (n.) litigation. ∞ ^bīsæc$

biscep, -op m. bishop ; high-priest, heathen chief-priest [Lt. episcopus]. ∞ ^biscep$ ^biscop$

~dōm m. bishopric ; excommunication. ∞ ^biscepdōm$

~ealdor m. high-priest. ∞ ^biscepealdor$

~gegięrelan pl. episcopal robes. ∞ ^biscepgegięrelan$

~hād m. bishopric, episcopate. ∞ ^biscephād$

~hām m. bishop's estate. ∞ ^biscephām$

~hēafodlīn n. bishop's head-ornament. ∞ ^biscephēafodlīn$

~hīered m. clergy Gl. ∞ ^biscephīered$

~lic episcopal. ∞ ^bisceplic$

~rīce n. bishopric. ∞ ^bisceprīce$

~rocc m. bishop's rochet. ∞ ^bisceprocc$

~scīr f. diocese ; episcopate. ∞ ^biscepscīr$

~setl, ~seld, ~seþel n. episcopal see. ∞ ^biscepsetl$

~sinoþ, eo m. synod of bishops. ∞ ^biscepsinoþ$

~stōl m. episcopal see, bishopric. ∞ ^biscepstōl$

~sunu m. godson at confirmation. ∞ ^biscepsunu$

~þegnung, ~þēnung f. bishop's office. ∞ ^biscepþegnung$

~wīte n. bishop's fee for visiting, procuration fee. ∞ ^biscepwīte$

~wyrt f. marsh-mallow. ∞ ^biscepwyrt$

biscepian (biscep|ian), -opian confirm. ∞ ^biscepian$

~ung, biscpung f. confirmation. ∞ ^biscepung$

bisn, bisen, L. y f. example, pattern — āstęllan, sęttan ~e, āst., st. (hit) tō ~e set (as) example (to be imitated or avoided) ; similar case, parallel ; original (of copy) ; similitude, parable. ∞ ^bisn$ ^bisen$

ge~ere m. imitator. ∞ ^gebisnere$

~ian wd. set or give an example (to) ; take example by, imitate : ~ on hiera unþeawum. ∞ ^bisnian$

~ung, (ge)~ung f. example; similar case, parallel. ∞ ^bisnung$

bisen-, y blind. ∞ ^bisen$ ^bysen$

bises, ī [or -iss-] † m. day added in leap-year [Lt. bissextus]. ∞ ^bises$

bisgo, bys(i)go f. occupation, labour ; trouble, care, affliction. ∞ ^bisgo$ ^bysgo$ ^bysigo$ ^bisigu$

bisgian (bisg|ian), bys(i)gian occupy tr. and rfl., engross (mind) ; trouble, worry, afflict. ∞ ^bisgian$ ^bysgian$ ^bysigian$

~ung f. occupation. ∞ ^bisgung$

bisig, L. y busy, occupied. ∞ ^bisig$

bismer, by-, -or nm. insult, mockery — on ~ by way of insult ; joke ; blasphemy ; calumny ; ignominy, disgrace — tō ~e gerēnian, getāwian humiliate. ∞ ^bismer$ ^bysmer$ ^bismor$

~full abominable, disgraceful. ∞ ^bismerfull$

~glīw*, ēo n. shameful lust. ∞ ^bismerglīw$

~lēas irreproachable. ∞ ^bismerlēas$

bismerlēoþ (bismer|lēoþ) n. scurrilous song, nenia (!). ∞ ^bismerlēoþ$

~lic disgraceful, ignominious. ∞ ^bismerlic$

~līce av. disgracefully ; contemptuously. ∞ ^bismerlīce$

~spræ̂c f. blasphemy. ∞ ^bismerspræc$

~word n. insult. ∞ ^bismerword$

bismeran (bismer|an), bismran, by-, -ian insult, mock, deride ; blaspheme, revile ; disgrace, injure, ill-treat. ∞ ^bismeran$

~iend m. mocker. ∞ ^bismeriend$

~nes f.; mockery ; blasphemy. ∞ ^bismernes$

~ung f. mockery ; blasphemy ; infamy, being object of contempt. ∞ ^bismerung$

ge~ung f. illusion Gl. ∞ ^gebismerung$

bīspell (bī-spell) n. parable, proverb, example ; story. ∞ ^bīspell$

~bōc f. book of proverbs. ∞ ^bīspellbōc$

bissexte leap-year [Lt. bissextus]. ∞ ^bissexte$

bist (thou) art. ∞ ^bist$

bita m. morsel, bit [bītan]. ∞ ^bita$

bītan (bīt|an) 6 bite — biton heora tēþ him tōgēanes gnashed their teeth at him ; cut, wound. ∞ ^bītan$

~a m. wild beast. ∞ ^bīta$

bīte (bīt|e) m. bite ; cutting, (sword) cut ; cancer. ∞ ^bīte$

~mæ̂lum av. piecemeal. ∞ ^bītmælum$

bitel m. beetle. ∞ ^bitel$

biter, tt bitter ; painful, severe (grief, &c.); fierce [bītan]. ∞ ^biter$ ^bitter$

~e, bitre av. severely, very. ∞ ^bitere$

~līce av. severely : ~ wēpan. ∞ ^biterlīce$

~nes f. bitterness. ∞ ^biternes$

~wyrde severe in speech, bitter. ∞ ^biterwyrde$

~wyrtdręnc, ~wyrt-dręnc m. bitter drink. ∞ ^biterwyrtdręnc$

biterian be bitter ; make bitter. ∞ ^biterian$

bitol bridle [bītan]. ∞ ^bitol$

bītol*, bitela biting Gl. ∞ ^bītol$

gebitt n. — tōþa ~ gnashing of teeth [bītan]. ∞ ^gebitt$

biþ is. ∞ ^biþ$

biwāune, see bewāwan. ∞ ^biwāune$

bīwist (bī-wist) f. sustenance, provisions. ∞ ^bīwist$

bīword (bī-word) n. proverb, saying; adverb. ∞ ^bīword$

bizant m. bezant, a gold coin [Lt. Byzanteum]. ∞ ^bizant$

blāc bright, white ; pale. ∞ ^blāc$

~ern, æ n. lantern. ∞ ^blācern$

~hlēor † white- or pale-cheeked, fair (woman). ∞ ^blāchlēor$

~ian become pale. ∞ ^blācian$

~ung f. pallor. ∞ ^blācung$

blǣhǣwen (blǣ-hǣwen), blǣwen, blǣhwen light blue. ∞ ^blǣhǣwen$

blæc n. ink. ∞ ^blæc$

blæc black — ~ bęrige blackberry ; swarthy, dark-complexioned. ∞ ^blæc$

~feaxede black-haired. ∞ ^blæcfeaxede$

~gimm m. jet. ∞ ^blæcgimm$

~pytt m. naphtha-pit. ∞ ^blæcpytt$

~teru, ~teoru n. naphtha. ∞ ^blæcteru$

~þrūst m. leprosy. ∞ ^blæcþrūst$

blǣc n. leprosy. ∞ ^blǣc$

blǣcan make pale, bleach [blāc]. ∞ ^blǣcan$

blæcern = blācern lantern. ∞ ^blæcern$

blǣco f. pallor [blāc]. ∞ ^blǣco$

blæd n. leaf; blade (of oar). ∞ ^blæd$

blæ̂d I. m. blowing, blast ; breath ; inspiration; life || prosperity, glory; plenty, riches. II. f. shoot, flower, fruit ; harvest, crops. See blēd [blāwan]. ∞ ^blæd$

~āgend, ~āgende † m. prosperous, glorious. ∞ ^blædāgend$

~bęlig, y m. bellows. ∞ ^blædbęlig$

~dæg † m. day of prosperity. ∞ ^blæddæg$

~fæst †, ge- glorious. ∞ ^blædfæst$

~fæstnes*, bleof- f. delight. ∞ ^blædfæstnes$

ge~fæstnes f. sustenance, provisions. ∞ ^geblædfæstnes$

~giėfa † m. giver of prosperity. ∞ ^blædgiėfa$

~horn m. trumpet. ∞ ^blædhorn$

~wela † m. riches, plenty. ∞ ^blædwela$

blæ̂dnessa fpl. blossoms. ∞ ^blædnessa$

blæddre = blæ̂dre. ∞ ^blæddre$

blæ̂dre, blæ̂ddre f. blister; bladder [blāwan]. ∞ ^blædre$

blǣge f. gudgeon. ∞ ^blǣge$

blæ̂s m. blowing, blast. Cp. blæ̂st. ∞ ^blæs$

~bęlg m. bellows. ∞ ^blæsbęlg$

blæse (blæs|e), -ase f. torch, fire. Cp. blyse. ∞ ^blæse$

~ere m. incendiary. ∞ ^blæsere$

blæ̂st m. blowing, blast, wind; flame, glare [blāwan]. ∞ ^blæst$

~bęlg, blāst- m. bellows. ∞ ^blæstbęlg$

blæ̂stan blow. ∞ ^blæstan$

blæ̂tan bleat. ∞ ^blætan$

blǣwen = blǣ-hǣwen. ∞ ^blǣwen$

blagettan weep. ∞ ^blagettan$

blanca (†) m. steed, horse. ∞ ^blanca$

bland once = gebland. ∞ ^bland$

gebland † n. what is mixed together, commotion. ∞ ^gebland$

blandan (bland|an) † I b mix : ptc. ge~en mixed, disturbed ; infected, corrupted, injured w. i. (g. once). ∞ ^blandan$

~enfeax, ~en-feax † having mixed-coloured or grey hair, old. ∞ ^blandenfeax$ ^blondenfeax$

blase = blæse. ∞ ^blase$

blāst = blæ̂st. ∞ ^blāst$

blāt † once sound, cry (?). ∞ ^blāt$

blāt † pale, livid. Cp. blēat. ∞ ^blāt$

blāte (blāt|e) av. : ~e forbærnan tr. burn with livid flame (?). ∞ ^blāte$

~ian* be pale. ∞ ^blātian$

~ende pale. ∞ ^blātende$

blāwan (blāw|an) I intr. blow (of wind) ; blow (with mouth), breathe; snort (of horse); be blown, sound; ~ende bīeman || tr. blow (trumpet) ; inflate (bladder). ∞ ^blāwan$

~ere m. one who blows (furnace). ∞ ^blāwere$

~ung f. blowing (trumpet). ∞ ^blāwung$

blēat † bringing misery, once. Cp. blāt. ∞ ^blēat$

~e † av. miserably once. ∞ ^blēate$

blēaþ timid, sluggish. ∞ ^blēaþ$

blęce m. blight [blæc]. ∞ ^blęce$

blęcþa m. blight [blæc]. ∞ ^blęcþa$

blēd f. shoot, branch ; fruit, flower [blōwan]. ∞ ^blēd$

~hwæt † once quick-growing (?). ∞ ^blēdhwæt$

blēdan (blēd|an) bleed — se ~enda fīc a disease [blōd]. ∞ ^blēdan$

bledsian = bletsian. ∞ ^bledsian$

bledu f. dish, bowl, cup. ∞ ^bledu$

blegen, blegne f. boil, ulcer; blister. ∞ ^blegen$ ^blegne$

blegne = blegen. ∞ ^blegne$

blęncan deceive, cheat. ∞ ^blęncan$

blęndan blind ; deceive [blind]. ∞ ^blęndan$

blēo, bleoh [by an. of feoh, feos], g. blēos, dpl. blēo(wu)m n. colour ; appearance, form. ∞ ^blēo$ ^bleoh$

~bord † n. chess-board. ∞ ^blēobord$

~brygd- † pl. various colours, changing colours. ∞ ^blēobrygd$

~cræft m. embroidery. ∞ ^blēocræft$

~fāg parti-coloured. ∞ ^blēofāg$

~rēad purple. ∞ ^blēorēad$

~stǣning f. mosaic work. ∞ ^blēostǣning$

geblēo, -bleoh n. colour [blēo]. ∞ ^geblēo$ ^geblēoh$

geblēod variegated [blēo]. ∞ ^geblēod$

bleoh = blēo. ∞ ^bleoh$

blēowum, see blēo. ∞ ^blēowum$

blēre ; blērig (?) bald. ∞ ^blēre$

blēripittel (blēri-pittel), blēria pyttel (m.) mouse-hawk. ∞ ^blēripittel$

bletsian (blets|ian), blœdsian, bless, consecrate [blōd]. ∞ ^bletsian$

~ingbōc, ~ing-bōc f. book of formulae for blessing. ∞ ^bletsingbōc$

~ingsealm, ~ing-sealm m. the Benedicite. ∞ ^bletsingsealm$

~ung f. blessing. ∞ ^bletsung$

blician shine, appear [blīcan]. ∞ ^blician$

blīcan 6 shine, glitter ; appear, be laid bare (of bone). ∞ ^blīcan$

blice m. laying bare, exposure (of bone through wound) [blican]. ∞ ^blice$

blicettan glitter, vibrate. ∞ ^blicettan$

blicettung f. coruscation. ∞ ^blicettung$

blind blind ; unintelligent ; dark (prison) ~ slite wound whose opening is not visible, sēo ~e nętele blind (non-stinging) nettle. ∞ ^blind$

geblindfellian, ~fellian blindfold. ∞ ^geblindfellian$

~līce av. blindly ; thoughtlessly. ∞ ^blindfellianlīce$

~nes f. blindness. ∞ ^blindfelliannes$

~þearm. m. caecum. Or blind þearm (?). ∞ ^blindfellianþearm$

blinn cessation — būton ~e. ∞ ^blinn$

blinnan 3 intr. cease ; be vacant (of bishopric) ; desist from, forfeit w. g. or fram [= belinnan]. ∞ ^blinnan$

blisgere = blysiere. ∞ ^blisgere$

bliss, blīþs f. joy, merriment, happiness; friendship, grace, benevolence [blīþe]. ∞ ^bliss$ ^blīþs$

~ian, blīþsian rejoice w. g. or ofer, on. ~ian, blitsian [infl. of bletsian] gladden ; make prosperous, endow. ∞ ^blissian$ ^blīþsian$ ^blitsian$

~igendlic exulting. ∞ ^blissigendlic$

(ge)blissung f. rejoicing, joy. ∞ ^geblissung$

blīþe (blīþ|e) joyful, merry; kind, gentle; calm, peaceful ; pleasant. ∞ ^blīþe$

~e, ~elīce av. gladly, kindly. ∞ ^blīþe$

~heort cheerful ; friendly. ∞ ^blīþheort$

~mōd, ~emōd cheerful ; friendly. ∞ ^blīþmōd$

~nes f. joy, happiness. ∞ ^blīþnes$

bliþs = bliss. ∞ ^bliþs$

blīwum, see blēo. ∞ ^blīwum$

blōd n. blood — ~es flōwnes flux of blood; vein. ~ (for)lǣtan bleed. ∞ ^blōd$

~drynce m. bloodshed. ∞ ^blōddrynce$

~ęgesa † m. sanguinary horror. ∞ ^blōdęgesa$

~fāg † bloodstained. ∞ ^blōdfāg$

~forlæ̂tan I b bleed Bd. ∞ ^blōdforlætan$

~gēotende sanguinary. ∞ ^blōdgēotende$

~gita m. shedder of blood [Cp. āgieta. Or formed from ~gyte (?)]. ∞ ^blōdgita$

~gyte m. bleeding ; bloodshed. ∞ ^blōdgyte$

~hrǣcung f. spitting blood. ∞ ^blōdhrǣcung$

~hrēow, ~rēow sanguinary. ∞ ^blōdhrēow$

~iernende having issue of blood Bd. ∞ ^blōdiernende$

~læ̂s, ~læ̂swu (~læ̂s(wu)), g. ~læ̂s(w)e bloodletting, bleeding. ∞ ^blōdlæs$ ^blōdlæswu$

~læ̂tere m. blood-letter. ∞ ^blōdlætere$

~lēas bloodless. ∞ ^blōdlēas$

~gemęnged bloodstained. ∞ ^blōdgemęnged$

~orc m. sacrificial vessel. ∞ ^blōdorc$

~rēad blood-red. ∞ ^blōdrēad$

~rēow = ~hrēow. ∞ ^blōdrēow$

~ryne m. flux of blood, issue. ∞ ^blōdryne$

~seax n. lancet. ∞ ^blōdseax$

~spīwung, blōtspīung f. spitting blood. ∞ ^blōdspīwung$

~wīte n. fine for bloodshed Gl. ∞ ^blōdwīte$

~wyrt f. bloody dock. ∞ ^blōdwyrt$

blōdig bleeding ; bloodstained. ∞ ^blōdig$

~tōþ † with bloodstained teeth. ∞ ^blōdigtōþ$

blōdgian be bloodthirsty Gl. ; cover with blood. ∞ ^blōdgian$

blōma m. moss of metal. ∞ ^blōma$

blōstma (blōstm|a), blōsma, blōstm m. blossom, flower. ∞ ^blōstma$

~bæ̂re, ~berende flowery. ∞ ^blōstmbære$

~frēols m. floral festival Gl. ∞ ^blōstmfrēols$

~ian blossom. ∞ ^blōstmian$

geblōt n. heathen sacrifice of human beings — tō blōte gedōn kill as a sacrifice. ∞ ^geblōt$

blōtan (blōt|an) I sacrifice wda., w.d. and mid. ∞ ^blōtan$

~ere sacrificer Gl. ∞ ^blōtere$

~mōnaþ m. November. ∞ ^blōtmōnaþ$

~ung f. sacrificing. ∞ ^blōtung$

blōwan (blōw|an) I bloom, flower — ptc. ge~en blooming. ∞ ^blōwan$

~endlic blooming. ∞ ^blōwendlic$

blycgan terrify. ∞ ^blycgan$

blysa (blys|a), i m., ~(ig)e f. torch, fire. Cp. blæse. ∞ ^blysa$ ^blisa$

~iere, blisgere m. incendiary. ∞ ^blysiere$

blyscan blush. ∞ ^blyscan$

bōn = bōgan boast. ∞ ^bōn$

bōc, pl. bēc, oe, f. book ; document, charter [bēce]. ∞ ^bōc$ ^bēc$ ^boec$

~æcer m. field granted by charter. ∞ ^bōcæcer$

~blæc*, e n. ink. ∞ ^bōcblæc$

~ciėst f. book-chest. ∞ ^bōcciėst$

~cræft m. literature. ∞ ^bōccræft$

~cræftig learned. ∞ ^bōccræftig$

~fell n. vellum. ∞ ^bōcfell$

~hord m. library. ∞ ^bōchord$

~hūs n. library. ∞ ^bōchūs$

~læden f. literary Latin. ∞ ^bōclæden$

~land l. land held by charter. ∞ ^bōcland$

~lār f. learning, doctrine. ∞ ^bōclār$

~lic of books, literary, biblical. ∞ ^bōclic$

~ræ̂dere m. reader. ∞ ^bōcrædere$

~ræ̂ding f. reading books. ∞ ^bōcræding$

~rēad n. vermilion. ∞ ^bōcrēad$

~riht n. right of granting by charter. ∞ ^bōcriht$

~gestrēon n. library. ∞ ^bōcgestrēon$

~tǣcing f. teaching by book ; Scripture. ∞ ^bōctǣcing$

~talu f. Scripture. ∞ ^bōctalu$

bōcian grant by charter wda. ; furnish with books. ∞ ^bōcian$

bōcere author ; Scribe. ∞ ^bōcere$

bōc f. beech. ∞ ^bōc$

~holt n. beech-copse. ∞ ^bōcholt$

~scield m. shield of beech-wood. ∞ ^bōcscield$

~stæf m. letter, character ; Runic letter. ∞ ^bōcstæf$

~trēow n. beech. ∞ ^bōctrēow$

~wudu m. beech-forest. ∞ ^bōcwudu$

(ge)bod n. command, precept. ∞ ^gebod$

(ge)~scipe m. message, command. ∞ ^gebodscipe$

bodlāc decree vL. ∞ ^bodlāc$

bodian (bod|ian) wda. announce, proclaim, preach ; foretell, prophecy. ∞ ^bodian$

~ere m. teacher lN. ∞ ^bodere$

~igend m. preacher. ∞ ^bodigend$

~igendlic to be proclaimed. ∞ ^bodigendlic$

~ung f. preaching. ∞ ^bodung$

~ungdæg, ~ung-dæg m. Annunciation-day. ∞ ^bodungdæg$

boda m. messenger, herald, angel, apostle ; prophet. ∞ ^boda$

bodan = botm. ∞ ^bodan$

bode prt. of bōgan. ∞ ^bode$

bodig n. trunk, body ; stature. ∞ ^bodig$

bōg m. shoulder, arm ; bough, branch (of tree) ; progeny. ∞ ^bōg$

~incel n. small bough. ∞ ^bōgincel$

~sciėld m. shoulder-shield. ∞ ^bōgsciėld$

bōgan (bōg|an), bōn, bōgian, prt. bōde boast, also rfl. ∞ ^bōgan$

~ung, bōung f. boasting, arrogance. ∞ ^bōgung$

bōgian L. intr. dwell, take up one's abode w. rfl. d. || tr. inhabit [būan]. ∞ ^bōgian$

boga (bog|a) m. bow (to shoot with) ; bend, fold [būgan]. ∞ ^boga$

~efōdder m. quiver. ∞ ^bogefōdder$

~enętt, ~anętt n. basket for catching fish. ∞ ^bogenętt$

bogetung f. curve Gl. [boga]. ∞ ^bogetung$

bōl, oo eel. ∞ ^bōl$ ^bool$

bolca m. gangway (of ship). ∞ ^bolca$

bold n. dwelling, house, palace [botl]. ∞ ^bold$

~āgend † m. house-owner. ∞ ^boldāgend$

~getæl n. regular dwelling-place ; district, region. ∞ ^boldgetæl$

~getimber † n. house. ∞ ^boldgetimber$

~wela † m. wealth, (splendid) dwelling-place. ∞ ^boldwela$

bolgenmōd (bolgen-mōd) † angry [belgan]. ∞ ^bolgenmōd$

bolla m. bowl. ∞ ^bolla$

bolster n. bolster, pillow. ∞ ^bolster$

bolstrian support with pillows. ∞ ^bolstrian$

bolt m. bolt, arrow. ∞ ^bolt$

bōn f. ornament of a ship. ∞ ^bōn$

~ian polish, burnish. ∞ ^bōnian$

bōnda, u m. householder; free man, plebeian ; husband. [Scand. bōndi]. ∞ ^bōnda$ ^bunda$

bōndeland n. leased land (?) vL. ∞ ^bōndeland$

bor gimlet. ∞ ^bor$

~ian bore, perforate. ∞ ^borian$

borlīce av. accurately, exactly, very. ∞ ^borlīce$

borcian bark [beorcan]. ∞ ^borcian$

bord n. board, plank; table ; † shield; framework, side of ship — on ~e in a ship, on board. ∞ ^bord$

~hæbbende warrior. ∞ ^bordhæbbende$

~haga m. testudo, phalanx. ∞ ^bordhaga$

~hrēoþa, ē m. phalanx ; shield. ∞ ^bordhrēoþa$

~gelāc n. weapon. ∞ ^bordgelāc$

~rand m. shield. ∞ ^bordrand$

~rima m. rim. ∞ ^bordrima$

~stæp n. shore. ∞ ^bordstæp$

~þaca m. testudo. ∞ ^bordþaca$

~weall m. phalanx; shield; shore, landing-place. ∞ ^bordweall$

~wudu m. shield. ∞ ^bordwudu$

borda m. fringe. ∞ ^borda$

geboren born, own (kinsman, brother) [beran]. ∞ ^geboren$

borettan brandish [beran]. ∞ ^borettan$

borg m. pledge, security, bail ; person who gives security, surety debtor. ∞ ^borg$

~bryce m. breach of surety or bail. ∞ ^borgbryce$

~fæst bound by pledge, dependent on. ∞ ^borgfæst$

~fæstan wda. bind by pledge — ~ þām cyninge. ∞ ^borgfæstan$

~giėlda m. debtor ; money-lender, usurer, creditor. ∞ ^borggiėlda$

~hand f. pledger, surety. ∞ ^borghand$

~lēas without security, for which no pledge has been given. ∞ ^borglēas$

~geliefde*, e pledge, security Gl. Or = two words (?). ∞ ^borggeliefde$

~wędd n. pledge. ∞ ^borgwędd$

borgian (borg|ian) borrow w. æt ; lend. ∞ ^borgian$

~iend m. money-lender, usurer. ∞ ^borgiend$

bōsig, -ih cow-stall lN. ∞ ^bōsig$ ^bōsih$

bōsm, bōsum m. bosom, breast womb. ∞ ^bōsm$ ^bōsum$

~ig curved Gl. ∞ ^bōsmig$

bōt f. mending ; remedy, cure compensation, satisfaction, atonement, repentance. ∞ ^bōt$

~ettan keep in repair. ∞ ^bōtettan$

~lēas what cannot be compensated. ∞ ^bōtlēas$

~wierþe what can be compensated. ∞ ^bōtwierþe$

botl, ge- n. dwelling, house, building. ∞ ^botl$ ^gebotl$

~gestrēon n. household property. ∞ ^botlgestrēon$

~weard m. steward. ∞ ^botlweard$

~wela m. village. ∞ ^botlwela$

botm, bodan m. bottom ; ship's keel. ∞ ^botm$ ^bogan$

bōþ, see bōgan. ∞ ^bōþ$

boþen rosemary ; thyme; darnel. ∞ ^boþen$

box (m.) box-tree; box [Lt. buxus]. ∞ ^box$

~trēow n. box-tree. ∞ ^boxtrēow$

brachwil (brac-hwil) = bearhtm-hwīl moment. ∞ ^brachwil$

braccas once mpl. breeches. ∞ ^braccas$

brād- roasting. ∞ ^brād$

~hlāf m. toast. ∞ ^brādhlāf$

~panne f. frying-pan. ∞ ^brādpanne$

brād, cpv. brādra, ǣ broad, wide, spacious — ~ hand open hand, palm | copious. ∞ ^brād$ ^brǣd$

~e av. far and wide. ∞ ^brāde$

~æx f. broad axe. ∞ ^brādæx$

~brim † n. ocean. ∞ ^brādbrim$

~lāstæx, ~lāst-æx broad axe. ∞ ^brādlāstæx$

~elēac m. broad leek. ∞ ^brādelēac$

~nes f. surface ; extent ; liberality — ~ heortan. ∞ ^brādnes$

~þistel m. sea-holly. ∞ ^brādþistel$

brādian be broad ; extend w. fram … oþ || tr. spread. ∞ ^brādian$

bræ̂c rheum [brecan]. ∞ ^bræc$

~coþu f. epilepsy. ∞ ^bræccoþu$

~sēoc, ge- lunatic, epileptic. ∞ ^bræcsēoc$

gebræ̂c, ~eo phlegm, cough. ∞ ^gebræc$

bræ̂d † once flesh (?). ∞ ^bræd$

bræd = brægd trick. ∞ ^bræd$

bræ̂dīsen (bræ̂d-īsen) n. chisel. ∞ ^brædīsen$

brǣdan (brǣd|an) tr. broaden, extend (territory) ; increase, extend (fame) ; expand (wings), stretch out (hands) || intr. and rfl. extend; grow (of trees) [brād]. ∞ ^brǣdan$

~els m. covering, carpet. ∞ ^brǣdels$

~ing f. spreading (fame). ∞ ^brǣding$

bræ̂dan (bræ̂d|an) roast; fry. ∞ ^brædan$

~epanne, ~ing-panne f. frying-pan. ∞ ^brædepanne$

bræ̂de roast meat. ∞ ^bræde$

brǣdo f. breadth ; extent. ∞ ^brǣdo$

brægd, e, brǣd m. trick, deceit [cp. gebregd]. ∞ ^brægd$ ^bregd$ ^brǣd$

~boga m. treacherous bow. ∞ ^brægdboga$

~en crafty. ∞ ^brægden$

~wīs crafty. ∞ ^brægdwīs$

gebrægden, e cunning. ∞ ^gebrægden$ ^gebregden$

ge~līce av. cunningly. ∞ ^gebrægdenlīce$

brǣdra, ā cpv. of brād. ∞ ^brǣdra$

brægen, bra- n. brain. ∞ ^brægen$ ^bragen$

~loca † m. head. ∞ ^brægenloca$

~panne*, brægp- f. skull. ∞ ^brægenpanne$

~sēoc brain-sick. ∞ ^brægensēoc$

bræmel, bræmbel = brēmel. ∞ ^bræmel$ ^bræmbel$

bræs n. brass. ∞ ^bræs$

~en of brass ; † bold, mighty. ∞ ^bræsen$

bræ̂þ m. odour ; exhalation, vapour. ∞ ^bræþ$

bræ̂w, brēaw, brēag, A. brēg m. eyelid. ∞ ^bræw$

bran- . ∞ ^bran$

~wyrt f. bilberry bush. ∞ ^branwyrt$

brand m. fire-brand ; fire ; sword, esp. † . ∞ ^brand$ ^brond$

~hāt ardent (love, hate). ∞ ^brandhāt$

~hord † m. R. ∞ ^brandhord$

~īsen n. fire-dog, grate. ∞ ^brandīsen$

~ōm rust produced by burning, hammer scales. ∞ ^brandōm$

~rād f. ~rida, e m. fire-dog, grate. ∞ ^brandrād$

~stęfn † = brant-. ∞ ^brandstęfn$

brant † lofty, high (ship) ; deep (water). ∞ ^brant$

~stęfn*, brondstæfn † steep-prowed (ship). ∞ ^brantstęfn$

brasian, æ do brass-work [bræs]. ∞ ^brasian$ ^bræsian$

gebrasl, gebrastl n. crackling (of flames). ∞ ^gebrasl$ ^gebrastl$

brastlian (brastl|ian) crackle, rattle (of thunder, falling tree, fire). ∞ ^brastlian$

~ung, barstlung f. crackling, crashing sound. ∞ ^brastlung$

bratt cloak lN. [Celtic]. ∞ ^bratt$

brēad n., pl. ~ru morsel, crumb ; bread. ∞ ^brēad$

gebredad, gebreadad † regenerated. ∞ ^gebredad$ ^gebreadad$

brēag = bræ̂w. ∞ ^brēag$

breahtm, e, A. æ ; bearhtm, eo, y noise, clamour [brecan]. ∞ ^breahtm$ ^brehtm$ ^bræhtm$ ^bearhtm$ ^beorhtm$ ^byrhtm$

~ian*, brehtnian, bearhtmian resound. ∞ ^breahtmian$ ^brehtnian$ ^bearhtmian$

breahtm, breorht atom [bearhtm]. ∞ ^breahtm$

breahtm = bearhtm glance. ∞ ^breahtm$ ^breorht$

breard = brerd. ∞ ^breard$

brēaþ once brittle. ∞ ^brēaþ$

brēaw = brǣw eyelid. ∞ ^brēaw$

breawern = brēow- brew-house. ∞ ^breawern$

brēc breeches, pl. of brōc. ∞ ^brēc$

~hrægl n. breeches. ∞ ^brēchrægl$

gebrec n. noise, clamour. ∞ ^gebrec$

~dręnc m. emetic. Or = gebrǣc- (?). ∞ ^gebrecdręnc$

brecan (brec|an) 4 tr. break, burst, burst through, penetrate, break down, take by storm (town, fortress) | violate (oath, peace), break (command), curtail, injure, annul | urge, in hine firwet bræc he felt curiosity or desire || rfl. retch — ongann hine ~ tō spiwenne || intr. burst forth (of stream), be violent (of wind) ; make one's way with effort, burst. ∞ ^brecan$

brecung f. breaking (bread). ∞ ^brecung$

brecþa † m. grief. ∞ ^brecþa$

bred board ; surface ; tablet (of stone). ∞ ^bred$

~en = briden of boards. ∞ ^breden$

bredwian, breodwian † prostrate. ∞ ^bredwian$ ^breodwian$

brēfan epitomize, set down in writing [Lt. brevis]. ∞ ^brēfan$

brēgan (brēg|an) terrify, induce by intimidation w. sbj. [brōga]. ∞ ^brēgan$

~nes f. terror. ∞ ^brēgnes$

brega = brego. ∞ ^brega$

bregd = brægd trick. ∞ ^bregd$

gebregd n. change (of weather) || skill, cunning [bregdan; cp. brægd]. ∞ ^gebregd$

~stafas † mpl. learning. ∞ ^gebregdstafas$

bregdan, brēdan, prt. brægd, brǣd, pl. brugdon, brūdon, ptc. brogden, brōden tr. often w. i. of thing in E., always a. in lW. move quickly (hands in swimming, oars), brandish, drag, pull, draw (sword) put: ~ sweord(e), sweord of scēaþe, rāp on his swēoran ; throw (in wrestling) ; draw (breath) | weave | change (colour), transform (of wizard) : ~ blēom, hē brǣd his hīw (form) | deceive || rfl. pretend : hē gebrǣd hine sēocne || intr. be transformed w. on. ∞ ^bregdan$ ^brēdan$ ^brægd$ ^brǣd$ ^brugdon$ ^brūdon$ ^brogden$ ^brōden$

gebregden = brægden cunning. ∞ ^gebregden$

brego † m. chief, prince, king. ∞ ^brego$

~rīce n. kingdom. ∞ ^bregorīce$

~rōf mighty. ∞ ^bregorōf$

~stōl m. throne; principality, kingdom. ∞ ^bregostōl$

~weard m. chief, king. ∞ ^bregoweard$

brehtm = breahtm. ∞ ^brehtm$

brembel (bremb|el), ~er = brēmel. ∞ ^brembel$

brēme (brēm|e) [œ ?], ē † celebrated, illustrious, famous, noble. ∞ ^brēme$

~e av. gloriously. ∞ ^brēme$

~an celebrate, commemorate. ∞ ^brēman$

~endlic celebrated. ∞ ^brēmendlic$

brēmel, brēmbel, brēmber, æ m. bramble. ∞ ^brēmel$ ^brēmbel$ ^brēmber$ ^bræmber$

~æppel m., ~bęrige n. blackberry. ∞ ^brēmelæppel$

~brēr m. bramble. ∞ ^brēmelbrēr$

~lēaf n. bramble-leaf. ∞ ^brēmellēaf$

~rind f. bramble-rind. ∞ ^brēmelrind$

~þyrne f. bramble. ∞ ^brēmelþyrne$

bręmman (bręm|man), *bręmian resound, roar. ∞ ^bręmman$

~ung f. roaring. ∞ ^bręmung$

brengan = bringan. ∞ ^brengan$

bręnting † m. ship [brant]. ∞ ^bręnting$

breord = brerd. ∞ ^breord$

brēosa m. gadfly. ∞ ^brēosa$

brēost n. often pl. m. breast, chest ; mind, heart. ∞ ^brēost$

~bān n. breast-bone. ∞ ^brēostbān$

~byden, e f. breast, chest. ∞ ^brēostbyden$

~beorg f. ~gebeorg ; n. bulwark. ∞ ^brēostbeorg$

~byden f. chest, thorax Gl. ∞ ^brēostbyden$

~caru † f. anxiety. ∞ ^brēostcaru$

~cofa † m. mind, heart. ∞ ^brēostcofa$

~hord † m. mind, heart. ∞ ^brēosthord$

~gehygd †, ~gehȳd fn. thought, mind. ∞ ^brēostgehygd$

~līn n. breast-cloth. ∞ ^brēostlīn$

~loca † m. mind. ∞ ^brēostloca$

~nętt † n. corslet. ∞ ^brēostnętt$

~rocc m. chest-clothing. ∞ ^brēostrocc$

~sefa † m. mind, heart. ∞ ^brēostsefa$

~toga † m. chief. ∞ ^brēosttoga$

~geþanc † m. thought, mind. ∞ ^brēostgeþanc$

~gewæ̂de † n. corslet. ∞ ^brēostgewæde$

~wærc m. pain in the chest. ∞ ^brēostwærc$

~weall m. bulwark. ∞ ^brēostweall$

~weorþung † f. ornament on breast. ∞ ^brēostweorþung$

~więlm † m. teat ; agitation of mind. ∞ ^brēostwięlm$

brēotan † 7 break, destroy, kill. ∞ ^brēotan$

Breoten = Breten. ∞ ^Breoten$

breoton † once spacious. ∞ ^breoton$

brēowan (brēow|an) 7 brew. ∞ ^brēowan$

~ern*, ēa n. brew-house. ∞ ^brēowern$

~lāc, brȳw- n. brewing. ∞ ^brēowlāc$

brēr, ǣ m. briar. ∞ ^brēr$ ^brǣr$

brerd, eo, ea m. brim, border; bank ; surface. ∞ ^brerd$ ^breord$ ^breard$

~full brimful. ∞ ^brerdfull$

Breten, eo, y, i, tt, -on f. Britain. ∞ ^Breten$

~land n. Britain ; Wales. See also under Brettas. ∞ ^Bretenland$

~wealda, Bretw- chief king of Britain. ∞ ^Bretenwealda$

Brettas (Brett|as), y, i, Britas mpl. Britons. ∞ ^Brettas$

~land n. Britain. ∞ ^Brettland$

~wēalas, ~walas mpl. Britons. ∞ ^Brettwēalas$

~wīelisc*, Brytwylsc British. ∞ ^Brettwīelisc$

brēþer d. of brōþor. ∞ ^brēþer$

bridd, lN. pl. birdas, m. young bird ; chicken. ∞ ^bridd$ ^birdas$

brīdel m. bridle. ∞ ^brīdel$

~þwang m. bridle-thong. ∞ ^brīdelþwang$

brīdels m. bridle. ∞ ^brīdels$

~hring m. bridle-ring. ∞ ^brīdelshring$

briden, e (wall) of boards [bred]. ∞ ^briden$ ^breden$

brīdlian bridle, restrain. ∞ ^brīdlian$

briesan (bries|an)*, ȳ bruise ; season (food). ∞ ^briesan$

ge~ednes f. crushing. ∞ ^gebriesednes$

brīg = brīw. ∞ ^brīg$

brigd (n.) once change [gebregd, bregdan]. ∞ ^brigd$

~briht, see beorht. ∞ ^brigdbriht$

brihtan = bierhtan. ∞ ^brihtan$

brim †, y [confusion w. brymme] n. sea, ocean, water (of sea) gen. pl. ∞ ^brim$

~ceald sea-cold. ∞ ^brimceald$

~clif n. sea-cliff. ∞ ^brimclif$

~faroþ n. sea-shore. ∞ ^brimfaroþ$

~flōd m. sea ; deluge. ∞ ^brimflōd$

~fugol m. sea-bird. ∞ ^brimfugol$

~gięst m. sailor. ∞ ^brimgięst$

~hęngest m. ship. ∞ ^brimhęngest$

~hlæst m. fishes. ∞ ^brimhlæst$

~lād f. sea-way. ∞ ^brimlād$

~līþend, ~līþende m. mariner. ∞ ^brimlīþend$

~mann m. sailor, pirate. ∞ ^brimmann$

~nesen (?) safe sea-passage. ∞ ^brimnesen$

~rād f. sea. ∞ ^brimrād$

~stæþ n. sea-shore. ∞ ^brimstæþ$

~strēam m. sea's current, sea ; broad river. ∞ ^brimstrēam$

~þisa m. ship. ∞ ^brimþisa$

~więlm m. sea-surge, waves. ∞ ^brimwięlm$

~wīsa m. sea-captain. ∞ ^brimwīsa$

~wudu m. ship. ∞ ^brimwudu$

~wylf f. sea-wolf, she-wolf of the lake. ∞ ^brimwylf$

bring once m. offering, sacrifice. ∞ ^bring$

bringan (bring|an), ę wk., † 3 ptc. broht, † brungen bring ; bring forth, produce (fruits). ∞ ^bringan$

~nes f. oblation. ∞ ^bringnes$

bringe (bring|e)* f. chest (?). ∞ ^bringe$

~ādl f. epilepsy (?). ∞ ^bringādl$

Briten = Breten. ∞ ^Briten$

Brittas = Brettas. ∞ ^Brittas$

Brittisc, y, Brytisc British [Brettas]. ∞ ^Brittisc$

brīw, briig m. pottage, porridge. ∞ ^brīw$ ^briig$

brīwan prepare (food). ∞ ^brīwan$

broc n. affliction ; labour ; disease [brecan]. ∞ ^broc$

~ian afflict ; injure, maim ; oppress. ∞ ^brocian$

~lic full of hardship. ∞ ^broclic$

~ung f. affliction ; illness. ∞ ^brocung$

gebroc n. fragment ; affliction, trouble. ∞ ^gebroc$

brōc m. brook. ∞ ^brōc$

~minte f. brookmint. ∞ ^brōcminte$

brōc f. trousers | pl. brēc, ǣ breech, hind quarters ; trousers. ∞ ^brōc$

brocc m. badger. ∞ ^brocc$

~en (coat) of badger's skin. ∞ ^broccen$

brōd f. brood, also of bees ; fetus. ∞ ^brōd$

~ig broody (hen). ∞ ^brōdig$

broddian be luxuriant = brordian* (?). ∞ ^broddian$

brōden ptc. of bregdan. ∞ ^brōden$

brōdettan = brogdettan. ∞ ^brōdettan$

brōg|a m. terror, prodigy, danger. ∞ ^brōga$

~þrēa †, brōh- m. dire calamity. ∞ ^brōgþrēa$

brogden, brōden ptc. of bregdan. ∞ ^brogden$ ^brōden$

~mæ̂l † once n. inlaid sword. Or = brōden mǣl (?). ∞ ^brogdenmæl$ ^brodenmæl$

brogdettan (brogdett|an), brōdettan brandish || intr. tremble. ∞ ^brogdettan$

~ung f. trembling; figment Gl. ∞ ^brogdettung$

brogn-, ge~ branch, twig lN. ∞ ^brogn$ ^gebrogn$

brord m. point ; first blade of grass, young plant. ∞ ^brord$

brōm m. broom (the plant). ∞ ^brōm$

~fæsten n. thicket of broom (?) Gl. ∞ ^brōmfæsten$

brosnian (brosn|ian) crumble, decay ; perish, pass away. ∞ ^brosnian$

~iendlic, ge~odlic corruptible. ∞ ^brosniendlic$

ge~ung f. corruption, ruin. ∞ ^gebrosnung$

gebrot n. fragment [brēotan]. ∞ ^gebrot$

broþ n. broth [brēowan]. ∞ ^broþ$

brōþor, d. brēþer, pl. ~, ge~, brōþru m. brother lit. and fig. ; monk. ∞ ^brōþor$ ^brēþer$ ^gebrōþor$ ^gebrōþru$

~bana † m. fratricide (person). ∞ ^brōþorbana$

~cwealm † m. fratricide (action). ∞ ^brōþorcwealm$

~dohtor f. niece. ∞ ^brōþordohtor$

~giėld † n. vengeance for brothers (?). ∞ ^brōþorgiėld$

~leās brotherless. ∞ ^brōþorleās$

~lic fraternal. ∞ ^brōþorlic$

~licnes f. brotherliness. ∞ ^brōþorlicnes$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. brotherhood. ∞ ^brōþorrǣden$

~sibb f. relationship between brothers ; brotherly love. ∞ ^brōþorsibb$

~slaga m. fratricide (person). ∞ ^brōþorslaga$

~slęge m. fratricide (action). ∞ ^brōþorslęge$

~sunu m. nephew. ∞ ^brōþorsunu$

~þīnen = beorþor-þignen. ∞ ^brōþorþīnen$

~wīf n. sister-in-law. ∞ ^brōþorwīf$

~wyrt f. pennyroyal. ∞ ^brōþorwyrt$

gebrōþor, -brōþru mpl. brothers. ∞ ^gebrōþor$

~scipe m. brotherhood. ∞ ^gebrōþorscipe$

brū f., pl. ~(w)a, gpl. ~na eyebrow ; eyelid, eyelash. ∞ ^brū$

brūcan 7 wg., rarely i. or a. make use of, enjoy — brocen worn (coat) ; eat ; spend (life) ; possess, keep. ∞ ^brūcan$

brūn brown. ∞ ^brūn$

~baso purple. ∞ ^brūnbaso$

~ęcg † brown-edged (sword). ∞ ^brūnęcg$

~eþa m. erysipelas. ∞ ^brūneþa$

~fāg brown-coloured. ∞ ^brūnfāg$

~wann dark brown. ∞ ^brūnwann$

~wyrt f. water-betony. ∞ ^brūnwyrt$

brycian wd. benefit [bryce]. ∞ ^brycian$

bryce (bryc|e) I. m. breaking ; fragment. II. aj. brittle, worthless [bręcan]. ∞ ^bryce$

~mæ̂lum*, bre- av. piecemeal. ∞ ^brycmælum$

gebryce once breaking. ∞ ^gebryce$

bryce m. making use of, use, enjoyment [brūcan]. ∞ ^bryce$

brȳce, ȳ† useful [brūcan]. ∞ ^brȳce$

brycg f. bridge. ∞ ^brycg$

~bōt f. bridge-repair. ∞ ^brycgbōt$

~ian make a bridge, also abs. (of ice) ; make plank path. ∞ ^brycgian$

~weard m. bridge-defender. ∞ ^brycgweard$

~geweorc n. bridge-construction. ∞ ^brycggeweorc$

brycsian wd. benefit [bryce]. ∞ ^brycsian$

brȳd f. bride; † wife ; † woman. ∞ ^brȳd$

~będd n. nuptial bed. ∞ ^brȳdbędd$

~bletsung f. blessing the bride. ∞ ^brȳdbletsung$

~boda m. bridesman. ∞ ^brȳdboda$

~būr, ~cofa m. bridal chamber. ∞ ^brȳdbūr$

~ealo, ~ealoþ n. marriage feast. ∞ ^brȳdealo$

~giėfu f. dowry ; pl. wedding. ∞ ^brȳdgiėfu$

~gift f. betrothal. ∞ ^brȳdgift$

~guma m. bridegroom. ∞ ^brȳdguma$

~lāc npl. marriage ; married life. ∞ ^brȳdlāc$

~lēoþ n. epithalamium. ∞ ^brȳdlēoþ$

~lic, ~elic bridal. ∞ ^brȳdlic$

~loca m. bridal chamber. ∞ ^brȳdloca$

~lōp n. wedding L. [Scand.] ∞ ^brȳdlōp$

~lufe † f. love of a bride. ∞ ^brȳdlufe$

~niht f. wedding-night. ∞ ^brȳdniht$

~rēaf n. wedding-dress. ∞ ^brȳdrēaf$

~ręst f. nuptial bed. ∞ ^brȳdręst$

~sang m. marriage song. ∞ ^brȳdsang$

~þing npl. nuptials. ∞ ^brȳdþing$

bryd = brygd. ∞ ^bryd$

brȳdian (brȳd|ian) — ptc. ge~od married (woman) [brȳd]. ∞ ^brȳdian$

brygd, brȳd drawing (weapon) [bregdan]. ∞ ^brygd$ ^brȳd$

~bryht, see beorht. ∞ ^brygdbryht$

bryhtan = bierhtan. ∞ ^bryhtan$

brymme m. border, shore (of sea) ; sea. Cp. brim. ∞ ^brymme$

bryne m. burning, flame(s), fire ; inflammation (of body) [biernan]. ∞ ^bryne$

~ādl f. fever. ∞ ^bryneādl$

~brōga † m. fire-terror. ∞ ^brynebrōga$

~giėld † n. burnt-offering. ∞ ^brynegiėld$

~hāt † burning hot. ∞ ^brynehāt$

~lēoma † m. flame. ∞ ^brynelēoma$

~tēar † m. hot tear. ∞ ^brynetēar$

~więlm † m. conflagration. ∞ ^brynewięlm$

brȳne (m.) brine. ∞ ^brȳne$

brynig fiery [bryne]. ∞ ^brynig$

bryrdan (bryrd|an) stimulate [brord]. ∞ ^bryrdan$

~nes f. stimulus. ∞ ^bryrdnes$

Bryten = Breten. ∞ ^Bryten$

bryten- † Cp. breoton. ∞ ^bryten$

~cyning m. great king. ∞ ^brytencyning$

~grund m. spacious earth. ∞ ^brytengrund$

~rīce n. spacious kingdom. ∞ ^brytenrīce$

~wangas mpl. the world. ∞ ^brytenwangas$

brytnian (brytn|ian) deal out, distribute, arrange [brēotan]. ∞ ^brytnian$

~ere m. steward. ∞ ^brytnere$

~ung f. distribution. ∞ ^brytnung$

brȳtofta pl. wedding [brȳd, þoft]. ∞ ^brȳtofta$

gebrytsen f. fragment. ∞ ^gebrytsen$

gebryttan, ptc. -bryted break to pieces ; destroy [brēotan]. ∞ ^gebryttan$ ^gebryted$

brytt a† m. distributor (of wealth), perpetrator (of crime). Lord (of heaven, glory, &c.). ∞ ^brytt$

~ian tear to pieces, divide ; distribute ; possess, enjoy ; share, exercise : mægen ~ wiþ metode (of Satan). ∞ ^bryttian$

Bryttas = Brettas. ∞ ^Bryttas$

Bryttisc = Brittisc. ∞ ^Bryttisc$

bryþen brewing — ān ~ mealtes ; drink, beverage [broþ]. ∞ ^bryþen$

bū pl. bȳ n. dwelling. ∞ ^bū$

būan (bū|an), būn, būgan, bū(g)ian, būwian, bōgian prt. būde, ptc. gebū(e)n, gebūd int. dwell || tr. inhabit, occupy (house) ; cultivate (land). ∞ ^būan$ ^būn$ ^būgan$ ^būgian$ ^būwian$ ^bōgian$

~end m. inhabitant. ∞ ^būend$

būc m. pitcher ; stomach. ∞ ^būc$

bucc m. buck, male deer ; beaver (of helmet). ∞ ^bucc$

bucca m. he-goat. ∞ ^bucca$

bufan, beufan (be·ufan) av., prp. w. d., or a. (expressing motion) above, higher than ; above, away from : be Lygan, xx mīla ~ Lundenbyrig ; superiority, above. þǣr ~ &c. above mention in book [ufan]. ∞ ^bufan$ ^beufan$

~cweden, ~nęmd above-mentioned. ∞ ^bufancweden$

būgan 7 intr. bow down, stoop ; bend, swerve (sideways or up and down) | turn, go ; flee w. fram | turn (the mind) : ~ tō hǣþenscipe become a heathen, ~ tō woruldþingum, ~ fram yfele avoid ; go over to, submit w. tō, rarely w. d. only — ptc. gebogen converted (to Christianity). ∞ ^būgan$

būgan = būan dwell. ∞ ^būgan$

būian = būan. ∞ ^būian$

bul, ~a ornament [Lt. bulla]. ∞ ^bul$

~berende wearing an ornament Gl. ∞ ^bulberende$

bula (bul|a) m. bull (?) — ~an wylle Ct. ∞ ^bula$

bulentse f. a plant. ∞ ^bulentse$

bulluc m. bull-calf. ∞ ^bulluc$

bulot cuckoo-flower. ∞ ^bulot$

bunda = bōnda. ∞ ^bunda$

bunden ptc. of bindan bind. ∞ ^bunden$

~heord † (?). ∞ ^bundenheord$

~stęfna f. with bound prow. ∞ ^bundenstęfna$

ge~nes f. obligation. ∞ ^gebundennes$

būne f. cup. ∞ ^būne$

būr m. chamber ; cottage, villa. ∞ ^būr$

~cniht m. chamberlain. ∞ ^būrcniht$

~cot n. bedroom. ∞ ^būrcot$

~rēaf m. tapestry. ∞ ^būrrēaf$

~geteldt n. pavilion. ∞ ^būrgeteldt$

~þegn, ~þēn m. chamberlain. ∞ ^būrþegn$

gebūr m. peasant, farmer. ∞ ^gebūr$

~gerihtu npl. peasants' rights or dues. ∞ ^gebūrgerihtu$

~scipe m. neighbourhood. ∞ ^gebūrscipe$

burg, bur(u)h, pl. byrig, burga f. fortified place ; (fortified) town, city. ∞ ^burg$ ^burh$ ^buruh$ ^byrig$ ^burga$

~āgend † m. city-possessor. ∞ ^burgāgend$

~bōt f. repairing fortress. ∞ ^burgbōt$

~bryce m. burglary; fine for burglary. ∞ ^burgbryce$

~ealdor m. mayor. ∞ ^burgealdor$

~fæsten † n. fortress. ∞ ^burgfæsten$

~geard m. castle-yard. ∞ ^burggeard$

~geat n. city-gate. ∞ ^burggeat$

~geatsetl, ~geat-setl n. law-court held at city-gate. ∞ ^burggeatsetl$

~hliþ † n. city-slope [confusion w. beorg-hliþ ?]. ∞ ^burghliþ$

~lagu f. civil law. ∞ ^burglagu$

~land † n. native city. ∞ ^burgland$

~lēode mpl. citizens. ∞ ^burglēode$

~loca † m. city. ∞ ^burgloca$

~mann, byrig- m. citizen. ∞ ^burgmann$

~gemōt n. meeting of townsmen. ∞ ^burggemōt$

~ręced † n. city-dwelling. ∞ ^burgręced$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. citizenship. ∞ ^burgrǣden$

~gerēfa m. chief magistrate of a town. ∞ ^burggerēfa$

~rūn, ~rūne f. sorceress. ∞ ^burgrūn$

~sæl † n. house. ∞ ^burgsæl$

~sæ̂ta m. citizen. ∞ ^burgsæta$

~scipe m. municipality. ∞ ^burgscipe$

~scīr f. corporation, city. ∞ ^burgscīr$

~sęle † m. house. ∞ ^burgsęle$

~sittend, ~sittende † m. citizen. ∞ ^burgsittend$

~sittende city-dwelling — ~ mann. ∞ ^burgsittende$

~spræ̂c f. urbane speech. ∞ ^burgspræc$

~steall † f. city. ∞ ^burgsteall$

~stęde † m. city. ∞ ^burgstęde$

~tūn m. city. ∞ ^burgtūn$

~þelu f. castle-floor. ∞ ^burgþelu$

~þegn = būrþegn (?). ∞ ^burgþegn$

~geþincþ (?) town-council LL. ∞ ^burggeþincþ$

~ware, -an pl., -u f. coll. citizens; -u city. ∞ ^burgware$

~warumann, ~waru-mann m. citizen. ∞ ^burgwarumann$

~wealda m. alderman. ∞ ^burgwealda$

~weall m. city-wall. ∞ ^burgweall$

~weard †, byrig- m. city-defender, citizen. ∞ ^burgweard$

~weg m. street. ∞ ^burgweg$

~wela † m. city-wealth. ∞ ^burgwela$

~werod n. crowd of citizens. ∞ ^burgwerod$

~wīgend m. warrior. ∞ ^burgwīgend$

~wita m. town-councillor. ∞ ^burgwita$

burne (burn|e) f., burn(n)a, brunna m. stream, brook. ∞ ^burne$ ^brunna$ ^burnna$

~sęle † m. bath-house. ∞ ^burnsęle$

bute = būton. ∞ ^bute$

butere (buter|e) f. butter [Lt. butyrum]. ∞ ^butere$

~flēoge, buttor-, f. butterfly. ∞ ^buterflēoge$

~stoppa m. butter-vessel. ∞ ^buterstoppa$

~geþweor n. butter. ∞ ^butergeþweor$

būton, būtan ; būte (cj.) W. I. av. outside. II. prp. w. d., and rarely a. (to express motion) outside ; without ; free from : ~ hæftnīede ; against, without : ~ þæs cyninges lēafe, ~ lēodrihte ; except — ~ þām þe cj. besides that w. ind. III. cj. w. sbj. unless ; w. ind. except that; but; without vb. except. ∞ ^būton$ ^būtan$ ^būte$

butruc, bute-, butu- m. leather bottle. ∞ ^butruc$ ^buteruc$ ^buturuc$

butsecarl (butse-carl) m. sailor L. ∞ ^butsecarl$

buttuc m. end; piece of land: on þā ~as Ct. ∞ ^buttuc$

butu, see bēgen. ∞ ^butu$

by, see bū. ∞ ^by$

bycgan buy w. æt ; get done, see after. ∞ ^bycgan$bicgan$ ^gebohte$

bydel m. messenger, herald, forerunner ; beadle, police-officer [bēodan]. ∞ ^bydel$

byden f. vessel, tub, barrel ; a measure, bushel. ∞ ^byden$

~botm m. bottom of a vessel. ∞ ^bydenbotm$

~fæt n. bushel. ∞ ^bydenfæt$

byffan mutter. ∞ ^byffan$

byge m. traffic [bycgan]. ∞ ^byge$

byge m. curve ; corner ; cone (of helmet) [būgan]. ∞ ^byge$

gebygel obedient = gebēogol. ∞ ^gebygel$

byht m. bend [būgan]. ∞ ^byht$

byht n. dwelling [būan]. ∞ ^byht$

bylda † m. builder [bold]. ∞ ^bylda$

bȳle, bȳl m. boil, carbuncle. ∞ ^bȳle$ ^bȳl$

byledbrēost (byled-brēost) † puff-breasted. ∞ ^byledbrēost$

bylg, bylig, A. bęlg, æ m. leather bag or bottle ; bellows [belgan]. ∞ ^bylg$ ^bylig$

bylgan bellow. ∞ ^bylgan$

byndele, byndelle, i f. binding (a man) [bindan]. ∞ ^byndele$ ^byndelle$ ^bindele$

bȳne inhabited, cultivated [būan]. ∞ ^bȳne$

gebyrian (gebyr|ian) impers. wd. happen : him ~ede þæt hē wæs … ; be fitting, proper || personal happen : him nīed ~ede — him ~ede þæt feorh earfoþlīce he recovered with difficulty ; befit : stōr ~eþ tō Godes þegnunge ; be assigned to (the devil) [beran]. ∞ ^gebyrian$

~edlic suitable. ∞ ^gebyredlic$

~edlīce av. conveniently. ∞ ^gebyredlīce$

byrd f. birth, pl. in sg. meaning [beran]. ∞ ^byrd$

~scipe m. child-bearing. ∞ ^byrdscipe$

gebyrd, ~o f. often pl. w. sg. meaning birth ; parentage ; good birth, high rank ; condition, nature — on ~ † according to fate or in order (?). ∞ ^gebyrd$

~boda m. announcer of (Christ's) birth. ∞ ^gebyrdboda$

~dæg m., ~tīd f. birthday. ∞ ^gebyrddæg$

~wiglere, ~wītega m. astrologer. ∞ ^gebyrdwiglere$

gebyrd burdened lN. ∞ ^gebyrd$

byrdan (byrd|an) fringe, embroider [borda]. ∞ ^byrdan$

~icge f. embroideress. ∞ ^byrdicge$

byrde of high birth or rank [beran]. ∞ ^byrde$

gebyrde innate, natural wd. ∞ ^gebyrde$

~līce av. (besiege) vigorously or methodically. Cp. gebyrd. ∞ ^gebyrdelīce$

byre †, pl. ~, -as m. son ; youth. ∞ ^byre$

byre m. mound. ∞ ^byre$

gebyre m. opportunity; time, period. ∞ ^gebyre$

gebyrelic suitable, agreeing. ∞ ^gebyrelic$

bȳre n. (cattle)stall ; shed, hut [būr]. ∞ ^bȳre$

byrele (byrel|e), byrle m. cupbearer, butler [beran]. ∞ ^byrele$

~ian give to drink, serve with liquor wda. ∞ ^byrelian$

byres f. borer, chisel [bor]. ∞ ^byres$

byrg d. of burg. ∞ ^byrg$

gebyrg — bēon on ~e wd. help, protect [beorgan]. ∞ ^gebyrg$

gebyrg*, i n. lN. taste. ∞ ^gebyrg$

byrga, byriga m. one who gives bail, surety [borg]. ∞ ^byrga$ ^byriga$

byrgan, byrigan (byr(i)g|an) bury [beorgan]. ∞ ^byrgan$ ^byrigan$

ge~ednes f. burial. ∞ ^gebyrgednes$ ^gebyrigednes$

~end m. burier. ∞ ^byrgend$ ^byrigend$

~ere m. corpse-bearer. ∞ ^byrgere$ ^byrigere$

~nes f. burying. ∞ ^byrgnes$ ^byrignes$

~sang m. dirge. ∞ ^byrgsang$ ^byrigsang$

byrgan, byrigan (byr(i)g|an) taste ; eat. ∞ ^byrgan$ ^byrigan$

~nes f. taste. ∞ ^byrgnes$ ^byrignes$

byrgels m. burial-place ; tomb. ∞ ^byrgels$

~lēoþ n. ~sang m. dirge. ∞ ^byrgelslēoþ$

byrgen, byrgenn f. sepulchre, tomb. ∞ ^byrgen$ ^byrgenn$

~lēoþ n. epitaph. ∞ ^byrgenlēoþ$

~sang m. dirge. ∞ ^byrgensang$

~stow f. burial-place. ∞ ^byrgenstow$

byrht-, see beorht, bierhtan. ∞ ^byrht$

byrig d. of burg. ∞ ^byrig$

byrla m. body, barrel (of horse). ∞ ^byrla$

byrne (byrn|e) f. corslet. ∞ ^byrne$

~ham † m. corslet. ∞ ^byrnham$

~wiga † m. warrior. ∞ ^byrnwiga$

~wigend, ~wiggend † m. warrior. ∞ ^byrnwigend$

ge~od corsleted. ∞ ^gebyrnod$

byrst m. loss, injury [berstan]. ∞ ^byrst$

~full calamitous vL. ∞ ^byrstfull$

~ig broken. ∞ ^byrstig$

byrst, vE. bryst (?) f. bristle. ∞ ^byrst$ ^bryst$

byrstan roar lN. ∞ ^byrstan$

byrþ* birth [beran]. ∞ ^byrþ$

~þignenu*, -þin- f. midwife. ∞ ^byrþþignenu$

byrþen, byrden(n) f. burden, load; impost, charge [beran]. ∞ ^byrþen$ ^byrden$

~mæ̂lum av. by loads. ∞ ^byrþenmælum$

~strang strong for burdens (of donkey). ∞ ^byrþenstrang$

byrþere, byrþre I. m. bearer (of corpse) ; support ; horse, &c. (for riding or driving). II. f. she who bears (a child), mother. ∞ ^byrþere$ ^byrþre$

byrþestre f. carrier. ∞ ^byrþestre$

bytlan (bytl|an), -ian build; fortify [botl]. ∞ ^bytlan$

~a m. builder. ∞ ^bytla$

ge~ung f. act of building ; edifice. ∞ ^gebytlung$

gebytle n. edifice, house. ∞ ^gebytle$

bytme (bytm|e), byþme, byþne bottom ; keel (of ship) [botm]. ∞ ^bytme$

~ing f. bottom, ground floor (of ark). ∞ ^bytming$

bytt f. leather bottle, wine-skin ; cask. ∞ ^bytt$

~fylling f. filling casks. ∞ ^byttfylling$

byxen of box-wood [box]. ∞ ^byxen$

C

cæfertūn (cæfer-tūn) = cafor-. ∞ ^cæfertūn$

cæfester (n.) halter [Lt. capistrum]. ∞ ^cæfester$

cǣg, ~e f. key. ∞ ^cǣg$ ^cǣge$

~bora m. key-bearer. ∞ ^cǣgbora$

~hierde m. key-keeper. ∞ ^cǣghierde$

~loca m. keeping under lock and key. ∞ ^cǣgloca$

cælic = calic. ∞ ^cælic$

cæppe f. hood; cap [Lt. cappa]. ∞ ^cæppe$

cæren = ceren. ∞ ^cæren$

cærfille = cerfille. ∞ ^cærfille$

cærse = cerse cress. ∞ ^cærse$

cāf prompt; active; bold. ∞ ^cāf$

~e av. promptly; boldly. ∞ ^cāfe$

~lic bold. ∞ ^cāflic$

~līce av. promptly; boldly. ∞ ^cāflīce$

~scipe m. activity; courage. ∞ ^cāfscipe$

cafortūn, cafor-tūn, ea, cæfer- m. courtyard, vestibule; hall, mansion. ∞ ^cafortūn$ ^ceafortūn$ ^cæfertūn$

cafstrian bridle, curb [cæfester]. ∞ ^cafstrian$

cāl = cawel cabbage. ∞ ^cāl$

calan 2 be cold intr. : hine cælþ, him cælþ. ∞ ^calan$

calc sandal; horse-shoe* [Lt. calceus]. ∞ ^calc$

~rand † shoed (horse) (?). ∞ ^calcrand$

calcatrippe, calca-trippe = colte-træppe. ∞ ^calcatrippe$

cālend, ā † m. calend; month; † allotted time, span of life [Lt. calendae]. ∞ ^cālend$

calic, cęlc, cęlic m. cup, chalice [Lt. calicem]. ∞ ^calic$ ^celc$ ^celic$

calo, g. calwes bald. ∞ ^calo$

calwa m. mange [calo]. ∞ ^calwa$

calwer = cealer. ∞ ^calwer$

cāma m. muzzle, collar [Lt. camus]. ∞ ^cāma$

camb I. m. comb; (cocks)comb, crest (of helmet). II. f. honeycomb. ∞ ^camb$

~iht crested. ∞ ^cambiht$

camel m. camel [Lt. camelus]. ∞ ^camel$

cammoc m. (?) a plant. ∞ ^cammoc$

camp m. battle, war, contest [Lt. campus]. ∞ ^camp$

~dōm m. contest, war. ∞ ^campdōm$

~hād m. contest, war. ∞ ^camphād$

~rǣden(n) † f. contest, war. ∞ ^camprǣdenn$

~ealdor m. general. ∞ ^campealdor$

~gefēra m. fellow-soldier. ∞ ^campgefēra$

~gimm m. precious gem. ∞ ^campgimm$

~stęde † m. battle-field. ∞ ^campstęde$

~wæ̂pen † n. weapon. ∞ ^campwæpen$

~werod n. army. ∞ ^campwerod$

~wīg n. battle. ∞ ^campwīg$

~wīsa m. champion. ∞ ^campwīsa$

~wudu † m. shield. ∞ ^campwudu$

gecamp (n.) warfare. ∞ ^gecamp$

campan (camp|an) fight. ∞ ^campan$

~ung f. fighting. ∞ ^campung$

gecampian gain by fighting. ∞ ^gecampian$

gecanc (n.) derision. ∞ ^gecanc$

canceler m. chancellor vL. [lLt. cancellarius]. ∞ ^canceler$

cancer, -or m. ; ~ādl f. cancer [Lt. cancer]. ∞ ^cancer$ ^cancor$ ^cancerādl$

cancettan (cancett|an), -etan cackle (in laughing), deride. ∞ ^cancettan$

~ung f. loud laughter. ∞ ^cancettung$

candel, g. ~le f., n. candle [Lt. candela]. ∞ ^candel$

~bora m. acolythus. ∞ ^candelbora$

~leoht candle-light. ∞ ^candelleoht$

~mæsse f. Candlemas. ∞ ^candelmæsse$

~snīetels*, ȳ m. snuffers. ∞ ^candelsnīetels$

~stæf m., ~sticca m., ~trēow n. candlestick. ∞ ^candelstæf$

~twist (m.) pair of snuffers Gl. ∞ ^candeltwist$

~weoce f. wick. ∞ ^candelweoce$

~wyrt f. mullein. ∞ ^candelwyrt$

cann f. cognizance, asseveration; clearance (from accusation). ∞ ^cann$

cann, ge- vb. pl. cunnon, prt. cūþe know ; experience ; know how to, be able. ∞ ^cann$ ^cunnan$ ^canst$ ^cunnon$ ^cann$ ^cūþe$ ^cūþest$ ^cūþon$ ^cunne$ ^cunnaþ$ ^cunnende$ ^cunnen$ ^gecunne$

canne f. can. ∞ ^canne$

canonic m. canon (person) [Lt.]. ∞ ^canonic$

~lic canonical. ∞ ^canoniclic$

Cantware (Cant-war|e), Cęnt- pl. people of Kent. ∞ ^Cantware$

~aburg f. Canterbury. ∞ ^Cantwaraburg$

~amæ̂gþ f. people of Kent. ∞ ^Cantwaramægþ$

cantel m. or n. buttress, support. ∞ ^cantel$

cantelcāp (cantel-cāp) m.L., canter-cappe f. cope (vestment). ∞ ^cantelcāp$

cantere (canter|e) m. singer [Lt. canto]. ∞ ^cantere$

~stafas mpl. (?) Ct. ∞ ^canterstafas$

cantic m. canticle, sacred song [Lt. canticum]. ∞ ^cantic$

capian once turn, face intr. ∞ ^capian$

capellān m. chaplain vL. [Fr.]. ∞ ^capellān$

capitol m. chapter (cathedral or monastic); chapter (of book) [Lt. capitulum]. ∞ ^capitol$

~hūs n. chapter-house. ∞ ^capitolhūs$

~mæsse f. first mass. ∞ ^capitolmæsse$

capūn (m.) capon, fowl [Fr.]. ∞ ^capūn$

carcern, cea-, -ærn ; lA. carcrænn; carcern-ern n. prison [Lt. carcer, ærn]. ∞ ^carcern$ ^cearcern$ ^carcærn$ ^carcrænn$

~weard m. jailor. ∞ ^carcernweard$

carian, cearian care, reck w. ymb ; sorrow, be anxious [caru]. ∞ ^carian$ ^cearian$

caric- dry fig [Lt. carica]. ∞ ^caric$

carl, ea m. man — ~es wǣn Charles's Wain, constellation of the Great Bear [Scand.]. ∞ ^carl$ ^cearl$

~fugol m. male bird. ∞ ^carlfugol$

~mann m. male, man. ∞ ^carlmann$

carr m. stone, rock lN. [Celtic]. ∞ ^carr$

carte f. paper, piece of paper; deed, document [Lt. charta]. ∞ ^carte$

caru (car|u), ea f. anxiety, grief, trouble, care. ∞ ^caru$ ^cearu$

~full anxious; solicitous, careful. ∞ ^carfull$

~fullīce av. carefully, diligently. ∞ ^carfullīce$

~fulnes f. anxiety; solicitude. ∞ ^carfulnes$

~gāst † m. sad spirit, demon. ∞ ^cargāst$

~gealdor † n. song of sorrow. ∞ ^cargealdor$

~ig † anxious, sad; painful (bonds). ∞ ^carig$

~lēas free from anxiety, cheerful. ∞ ^carlēas$

~lēasnes, ~lēast f. freedom from care. ∞ ^carlēasnes$ ^carlēast$

~līce, ~elīce av. wretchedly. ∞ ^carlīce$ ^carelīce$

~seld † n. place of sorrow. ∞ ^carseld$

~sīþ † m. sad journey, fate. ∞ ^carsīþ$

~sorg † f. anxious sorrow. ∞ ^carsorg$

~więlm † m. flood of care. ∞ ^carwięlm$ ^cearwylm$ ^cearwælm$

casebill, case-bill ? n. club Gl. ∞ ^casebill$

cāsere (cāser|e) m. emperor [Lt. Caesar] ∞ ^cāsere$

~dōm m. emperor's rule. ∞ ^cāserdōm$

~ing m. a coin. ∞ ^cāsering$

cāserlic (cāser|lic) imperial. ∞ ^cāserlic$

~n f. empress. ∞ ^cāsern$

casol (m.) short cloak. ∞ ^casol$

cassoc m. sedge, coarse grass. ∞ ^cassoc$

~leaf n. sedge-leaf. ∞ ^cassocleaf$

castel n. village [Lt. castellum]. ∞ ^castel$

castel L. m. castle [Fr.]. ∞ ^castel$

~mann m. castle-man. ∞ ^castelmann$

~weall m. castle-, city-wall. ∞ ^castelweall$

~weorc n. castle-building. ∞ ^castelweorc$

castenere (m.) cabinet, chest. ∞ ^castenere$

catt m., catte f. cat. ∞ ^catt$

cawel, caul, cāl m. cabbage [Lt. caulis]. ∞ ^cawel$ ^caul$ ^cāl$

~lēaf n. cabbage-leaf. ∞ ^cawellēaf$

~sæ̂d n. cabbage-seed. ∞ ^cawelsæd$

~stela m. cabbage-stalk. ∞ ^cawelstela$

~wyrm m. caterpillar. ∞ ^cawelwyrm$

cawl, cawel, ceawl, eo, cowel m. basket. ∞ ^cawl$ ^cawel$ ^ceawl$ ^ceowl$ ^cowel$

cēac m. pitcher, jug, basin. ∞ ^cēac$

~bora m. yoke for carrying buckets, &c. ∞ ^cēacbora$

cēace (cēac|e) f. jaw. ∞ ^cēace$

~bān n. jaw-bone. ∞ ^cēacbān$

ceaf n. chaff. ∞ ^ceaf$

~finc m. chaffinch. ∞ ^ceaffinc$

ceafl*, cæfl (m.) halter. ∞ ^ceafl$

cēafl m. jaw. ∞ ^cēafl$

ceafor m. cockchafer, beetle. ∞ ^ceafor$

ceahhettan (ceahhett|an), -etan laugh loudly. ∞ ^ceahhettan$

~ung f. laughter; jest(ing). ∞ ^ceahhettung$

cealc m. chalk, lime; plaster [Lt. calx]. ∞ ^cealc$

~pytt m. chalk-pit. ∞ ^cealcpytt$

~sēaþ m. chalk-pit. ∞ ^cealcsēaþ$

~stān m. chalk. ∞ ^cealcstān$

ceald I. cold. II. n. cold. ∞ ^ceald$

~heort † cruel. ∞ ^cealdheort$

~ian become cold; become torpid. ∞ ^cealdian$

cealer, cealre, ceoldre f., calwer m. curds. ∞ ^cealer$ ^cealre$ ^ceoldre$ ^calwer$

~brīw, calwer-clīm m. pottage of curds. ∞ ^cealerbrīw$ ^calwerclīm$

cealf, A., ę, ǣ, n. pl. ~as, ~ru, A. calfur, calferu calf. ∞ ^cealf$

~ian calve. ∞ ^cealfian$

ceallian † shout. ∞ ^ceallian$

cēap m. price — dēop ~ high price; bargain, commercial transaction — ~ drifan make bargain; marketing, market; cattle. ∞ ^cēap$

~cniht, cīepe- m. slave. ∞ ^cēapcniht$ ^cīepecniht$

~dæg m. market-day. ∞ ^cēapdæg$

~ēadig rich in cattle. ∞ ^cēapēadig$

~giėld n. price. ∞ ^cēapgiėld$

~hūs*, cǣpe- n. storehouse. ∞ ^cēaphūs$

ceapmann (ceap|mann), cīep(e)- m. merchant, pedlar. ∞ ^ceapmann$ ^cīepmann$ ^cīepemann$

~scamol, cīep- m. custom-house, toll-booth. ∞ ^ceapscamol$ ^cīeapscamol$

~scip n. trading-ship. ∞ ^ceapscip$

~setl, cīep- n. toll-booth. ∞ ^ceapsetl$ ^cīepsetl$

~stōw, cīepe- f. market-place, commercial centre. ∞ ^ceapstōw$ ^cīepestōw$

~stræ̂t, cīep- f. trade-street. ∞ ^ceapstræt$ ^cīepstræt$

~þing, cīepe- n. merchandise. ∞ ^ceapþing$ ^cīepeþing$

cēapian buy ; bargain ; buy and sell, trade ; acquire wda. ∞ ^cēapian$

cēapung, -ing f. marketing, buying and selling, trading. ∞ ^cēapung$ ^cēaping$

~gemōt n. meeting for trade, market. ∞ ^cēapunggemōt$

cearcian (cearc|ian) creak ; gnash (teeth). ∞ ^cearcian$

~etung f. creaking. ∞ ^cearcetung$

cearm = cierm cry. ∞ ^cearm$

cēas f. quarrel, strife ; reproof. ∞ ^cēas$

cēast f. quarrel, strife, sedition, seditio. ∞ ^cēast$

~full quarrelsome, turbulent. ∞ ^cēastfull$

ceaster f. city [Lt. castra]. ∞ ^ceaster$

~æsc m. black hellebore. ∞ ^ceasteræsc$

~būend † m. citizen. ∞ ^ceasterbūend$

~hlid † n. city-gate. ∞ ^ceasterhlid$

~hof † n. house. ∞ ^ceasterhof$

~ware, -an, ~gewaran, pl. ~waru f. citizens. ∞ ^ceasterware$ ^ceasterwaran$ ^ceastergewaran$ ^ceasterwaru$

~wīc f. village. ∞ ^ceasterwīc$

~wyrt f. black hellebore. ∞ ^ceasterwyrt$

ceawl = cawel basket. ∞ ^ceawl$

cēcel, oe, i m. little cake ; morsel. ∞ ^cēcel$ ^coecel$ ^cicel$

cedelc f. mercury (a plant). ∞ ^cedelc$

ceder n. cedar [Lt. cedrus]. ∞ ^ceder$

~bēam m. cedar. ∞ ^cederbēam$

~treow n. cedar. ∞ ^cedertreow$

cedrisc of cedar [ceder]. ∞ ^cedrisc$

cēlan (cēl|an), oe cool tr. [cōl]. ∞ ^cēlan$

~ing f. coolness ; cool place. ∞ ^cēling$

(ge)~nes f. coolness. ∞ ^gecēlnes$

celdre = cealer. ∞ ^celdre$

cęle m. keel. ∞ ^cęle$

celeþonie, cyleþenie f. celandine [Lt. chelidonium]. ∞ ^celeþonie$ ^cyleþenie$

cell (monastic) cell vL. [Lt.]. ∞ ^cell$

celendre, cellendre f., cel(l)ender n. coriander [Lt. coriandrum]. ∞ ^celendre$ ^cellendre$

celmertmann (celmert-mann) lN. m. hired servant. ∞ ^celmertmann$

cellod †, celod f. round (?) or embossed (?) (of shield). ∞ ^cellod$

cęmban, prt. cęmde comb [camb]. ∞ ^cęmban$

cęmes f. shirt [Lt. camisia]. ∞ ^cęmes$

cęmpa (cęmp|a) m. soldier, warrior [camp]. ∞ ^cęmpa$

~estre f. female novice Gl. ∞ ^cęmpestre$

cēn † m. torch ; the Runic letter c. ∞ ^cēn$

cēne (cēn|e), oe bold. ∞ ^cēne$

~līce av. boldly. ∞ ^cēnlīce$

~þu f. boldness. ∞ ^cēnþu$

cęneþ m. moustache. ∞ ^cęneþ$

cęnnan (cęnn|an), y bear (child), produce ; declare, attest, give information ; wda. assign, ascribe, give (name) || rfl. clear oneself (of accusation), disavow. ∞ ^cęnnan$ ^cynnan$

~ende parent. ∞ ^cęnnende$

~endlic genital. ∞ ^cęnnendlic$

~estre, cy- f. mother. ∞ ^cęnnestre$ ^cynnestre$

cęnning f. begetting ; birth. ∞ ^cęnning$

~stān m. testing-stone. ∞ ^cęnningstān$

~stōw f. birth-place. ∞ ^cęnningstōw$

~tīd f. time of birth. ∞ ^cęnningtīd$

Cęnt f. Kent [Lt. Cantia]. ∞ ^Cęnt$

~ingas mpl. men of Kent. ∞ ^Cęntingas$

~isc Kentish. ∞ ^Cęntisc$

~land, ~rīce n. Kent. ∞ ^Cęntland$ ^Cęntrīce$

~ware = Cant-ware. ∞ ^Cęntware$

centaurie f. centaury (a plant) [Lt. centaureum]. ∞ ^centaurie$

cēo f. jackdaw. ∞ ^cēo$

cēod m., ~e f. (?) pouch, vessel. ∞ ^cēod$

cēol m. ship. ∞ ^cēol$

~þelu † f. ship. ∞ ^cēolþelu$

ceoldre = cealer curds. ∞ ^ceoldre$

ceole f. throat. ∞ ^ceole$

ceolfor- = cilfor-. ∞ ^ceolfor$

ceolor m. throat. ∞ ^ceolor$

ceorian (ceor|ian) murmur, grumble. ∞ ^ceorian$

~ung f. grumbling. ∞ ^ceorung$

ceorcian (ceorc|ian)* complain. ∞ ^ceorcian$

~ing f. complaining. ∞ ^ceorcing$

ceorfan (ceorf|an) 3 cut, cut down (tree), excavate (sepulchre in rock) — ptc. corfen cut off ; engrave ; tear. ∞ ^ceorfan$

~æx f. axe. ∞ ^ceorfæx$

~ingīsen, ~ing-īsen n. branding-iron (!). ∞ ^ceorfingīsen$

ceorl m. free man of the lowest class ; free man ; common man, plebeian ; husband ; † man, hero. ∞ ^ceorl$

~boren of low birth. ∞ ^ceorlboren$

~folc n. common people, vulgar. ∞ ^ceorlfolc$

~ian marry (of woman). ∞ ^ceorlian$

~isc = cierlisc. ∞ ^ceorlisc$

~lic, ~ic common, popular (not learned). ∞ ^ceorllic$ ^ceorlic$

~līce, ~īce av. vulgarly. ∞ ^ceorllīce$ ^ceorlīce$

~strang strong as a man (of woman). ∞ ^ceorlstrang$

ceorran 3 creak once. ∞ ^ceorran$

cēosan prt. pl. curon, ptc. coren 7 choose w. a., rarely g. ; select — Gode gecoren chosen (man) in the sight of God ; accept ; decide. ∞ ^cēosan$

ceosol, cisel, y (m.) gravel ; cesol gizzard Gl. ∞ ^ceosol$ ^cisel$ ^cysel$

~stān m. pebble. ∞ ^ceosolstān$

ceosol cottage. ∞ ^ceosol$

cēowan 7 chew; gnaw; eat, consume. ∞ ^cēowan$

ceowl = cawel. ∞ ^ceowl$

cēpan wa. observe, notice | wg. attend to, not neglect, keep (appointment) | wdg. take (to flight), betake oneself (to shelter) ; devise, meditate : hē nolde him nānes flēames cēpan, hē mē hearmes cēpp | strive : hē cēpte symle hū hē cwēmde Gode [gecōp]. ∞ ^cēpan$

ceren, oe, æ, y (n.) sweet wine [Lt. carenum]. ∞ ^ceren$ ^coeren$ ^cæren$ ^cyren$

ceren = cyren churn. ∞ ^ceren$

cerfille, cæ-, cy-, -elle f. chervil [Lt. cerefolium]. ∞ ^cerfille$ ^cærfille$ ^cyrfille$ ^cerfelle$

cerlic (m.) charlock (a plant). ∞ ^cerlic$

cerse, æ, cresse f., cressa m. cress. ∞ ^cerse$ ^cærse$ ^cresse$

cesol = ceosol. ∞ ^cesol$

cete = cyte cottage. ∞ ^cete$

cewl = cawel. ∞ ^cewl$

chor m. dance ; choir [Lt. chorus]. ∞ ^chor$

~glēo n. dance. ∞ ^chorglēo$

cīan pl. gills. ∞ ^cīan$

cicel = cēcel little cake. ∞ ^cicel$

gecīd n. strife. ∞ ^gecīd$

cīdan (cīd|an) quarrel ; complain; blame w. d. or wiþ a. ∞ ^cīdan$

~ung, ~ing f. rebuke. ∞ ^cīdung$ ^cīding$

cięfes, ~e f. concubine, prostitute. ∞ ^cięfes$ ^cięfe$

~boren illegitimate. ∞ ^cięfesboren$

~dōm, ~hād m. concubinage, fornication. ∞ ^cięfesdōm$ ^cięfeshād$

~gemāna m. fornication. ∞ ^cięfesgemāna$

cīegan (cīeg|an) call tr. and intr., call out, call to, invoke ; summon ; call by name. ∞ ^cīegan$

ge~(ed)nes f. calling; name. ∞ ^gecīegednes$ ^gecīegnes$

~endlic vocative (case). ∞ ^cīegendlic$

~ere m. caller, crier out. ∞ ^cīegere$

cięlian L. be cold [cięle]. ∞ ^cięlian$

cięld, cięldo f. cold [ceald]. ∞ ^cięld$ ^cięldo$

cięle m. cold [calan]. ∞ ^cięle$

~gicel m. icicle. ∞ ^cięlegicel$

~wearte f. goose-skin. ∞ ^cięlewearte$

~wyrt f. sorrel. ∞ ^cięlewyrt$

gecięlf (cow) with calf [cealf]. ∞ ^gecięlf$

cīep-, cīepe- see cīap-. ∞ ^cīep$

cīepan (cīep|an) buy, sell, trade in [cēap]. ∞ ^cīepan$

~a, ~end m. merchant, trader. ∞ ^cīepa$ ^cīepend$

~ing f. trade, marketing ; market, market-place. ∞ ^cīeping$

gecīepe for sale. ∞ ^gecīepe$

cīepe f. onion [Lt. cæpa]. ∞ ^cīepe$

~lēac m. leek. ∞ ^cīepelēac$

cierlisc, ceo- rustic, common (man) [ceorl]. ∞ ^cierlisc$ ^ceorlisc$

~nes f. clownishness. ∞ ^cierliscnes$

cięrm, ea, eo m. shout, clamour, cry. ∞ ^cięrm$ ^cearm$ ^ceorm$

~an shout, cry out tr. and intr. ∞ ^cięrman$

cięrr m. time, occasion — æt sumum ~e ; (first, second, &c.) time ; affair, business. ∞ ^cięrr$

cięrran (cięrr|an) tr. turn, bring into a certain state, convert (to Christianity) ; reduce to subjection — him tō ge~ ; transform, turn || intr. turn ; go, return — hine ~, ge~ return to. ∞ ^cięrran$

ge~ednes f. entrance, admission ; conversion (to Christianity). ∞ ^gecięrrednes$

~ung f. conversion. ∞ ^cięrrung$

cīes fastidious (about food) [cēosan]. ∞ ^cīes$

~nes f. fastidiousness. ∞ ^cīesnes$

cīes|e, ǣ m. cheese [Lt. caseus]. ∞ ^cīese$ ^cǣse$

~fæt, ~efæt n. cheese-vat. ∞ ^cīesfæt$ ^cīesefæt$

~hwǣg n. whey. ∞ ^cīeshwǣg$

~lybb n. rennet. ∞ ^cīeslybb$

~gerunn n. rennet. ∞ ^cīesgerunn$

~wuce f. cheese-week. ∞ ^cīeswuce$

ciėst f. chest ; coffin [Lt. cista]. ∞ ^ciėst$

~ian put in coffin. ∞ ^ciėstian$

ciėtel m. kettle. ∞ ^ciėtel$

~hrūm (n.) soot of kettle. ∞ ^ciėtelhrūm$

cild n., pl. cild(ru) child — wearþ mid (þām) ~e became pregnant. ~a hierde schoolmaster, paedagogus. ~a mæssedæg Innocents'-day. ~trog cradle. ∞ ^cild$ ^cildru$ ^cildtrog$

~clāþ n. swaddling-cloth. ∞ ^cildclāþ$

~cradol m. cradle. ∞ ^cildcradol$

~faru f. carrying children. ∞ ^cildfaru$

~fōstre f. nurse. ∞ ^cildfōstre$

~geogoþ f. period of childhood. ∞ ^cildgeogoþ$

~geong infantine. ∞ ^cildgeong$

~hād m. childhood. ∞ ^cildhād$

~hama m. womb ; afterbirth. ∞ ^cildhama$

~ięldo f. childhood. ∞ ^cildięldo$

~isc childish. ∞ ^cildisc$

~lic infantine. ∞ ^cildlic$

cileþonie = celeþonie. ∞ ^cileþonie$

cilforlamb, cilfor-lamb, eo ; n. ewe-lamb. ∞ ^cilforlamb$ ^ceolforlamb$

cilic m. hair-cloth [Lt. cilicium]. ∞ ^cilic$

cimban (cimb|an)*. ∞ ^cimban$

~ing f. joint. ∞ ^cimbing$

~īren n. edge-iron (?). ∞ ^cimbīren$

cimbal, cimbala m. cymbal [Lt. cynbalum]. ∞ ^cimbal$ ^cimbala$

cīnan 6 gape, crack. ∞ ^cīnan$

cinc-. ∞ ^cinc-$

cincdaþen (cinc|daþen) ornamented in some way : hyre ~an cyrtel Ct. ∞ ^cincdaþen$

cincung f. loud laughter. ∞ ^cincung$

cine (m.) folded sheet (of parchment) Gl. Cp. geclofa. [cīnan]. ∞ ^cine$

cine (cin|e), ~u wk. f. chink, fissure. ∞ ^cine$

~iht, io cracked. ∞ ^ciniht$ ^cinio$

cinn f. chin. ∞ ^cinn$

~bān n. jaw. ∞ ^cinnbān$

~beorg f. visor. ∞ ^cinnbeorg$

~tōþ m. grinder. ∞ ^cinntōþ$

cinnan † once R. ∞ ^cinnan$

cinu = cine chink. ∞ ^cinu$

cipersealf, ciper-sealf f. henna-ointment [Lt. cypros]. ∞ ^cipersealf$

cipp m. log, trunk; ploughshare; weaver's beam. ∞ ^cipp$

circul, -ol m. circle [Lt.]. ∞ ^circul$ ^circol$

~ādl f. shingles (a disease). ∞ ^circulādl$

~cræft m. knowledge of the zodiac. ∞ ^circulcræft$

cirice (ciric|e), circe, cyr- f. church. ∞ ^cirice$ ^circe$

~ǣw f. ecclesiastical marriage. ∞ ^ciricǣw$

~bell f. church-bell. ∞ ^ciricbell$

~bōc f. church-book. ∞ ^ciricbōc$

~bōt f. church-repair. ∞ ^ciricbōt$

~bryce m. breaking into a church. ∞ ^ciricbryce$

~dor n. church-door. ∞ ^ciricdor$

~friþ m. (right of) sanctuary. ∞ ^ciricfriþ$

~fultum m. church-help. ∞ ^ciricfultum$

~gang m. going to church. ∞ ^ciricgang$

~georn diligent in attending church. ∞ ^ciricgeorn$

~griþ n. (right of) sanctuary. ∞ ^ciricgriþ$

~hād m. order of the church. ∞ ^cirichād$

~hālgung f. consecration of a church. ∞ ^cirichālgung$

~hata m. persecution of churches. ∞ ^cirichata$

~lic ecclesiastical. ∞ ^ciriclic$

~mæ̂rsung f. dedication of a church. ∞ ^ciricmærsung$

~gemāna m. congregation. ∞ ^ciricgemāna$

~mangung f. simony. ∞ ^ciricmangung$

~mitta m. church-measure. ∞ ^ciricmitta$

~nīed, ēo f. need or use of the church. ∞ ^ciricnīed$ ^ciricneod$

~nytt f. church-service. ∞ ^ciricnytt$

~pæþ m. church-path. ∞ ^ciricpæþ$

~ragu f. church-moss. ∞ ^ciricragu$

~rān*, e church-robbery. ∞ ^ciricrān$

~geryht n. church-due. ∞ ^ciricgeryht$

~sang m. church-hymn. ∞ ^ciricsang$

~sangere m. church-singer. ∞ ^ciricsangere$

~sceatt m. church-tax or rate. ∞ ^ciricsceatt$

~sōcn f. (right of) sanctuary ; going to church. ∞ ^ciricsōcn$

~steall, ~stęde m. site of a church. ∞ ^ciricsteall$ ^ciricstede$

~stīg f. church-path. ∞ ^ciricstīg$

~tīd f. church-time. ∞ ^cirictīd$

~tūn m. churchyard. ∞ ^cirictūn$

~þēgn, ~þēn m. minister. ∞ ^ciricþēgn$ ^ciricþēn$

~þegnung, -þēn- f. church-service. ∞ ^ciricþegnung$ ^ciricþenung$

~þingere m. priest. ∞ ^ciricþingere$

~wæcce f. vigil. ∞ ^ciricwæcce$

~wæ̂d f. church-vestment. ∞ ^ciricwæd$

~wāg f. church-wall. ∞ ^ciricwāg$

~waru f. congregation. ∞ ^ciricwaru$

~weard m. churchwarden, sacristan. ∞ ^ciricweard$

cirsbeam, ciresbeam (cir(e)s|beam), ciser-, m., -trēow n. cherry-tree [Lt. cerasus]. ∞ ^cirsbeam$ ^ciresbeam$

cirps, y, crisp curly (hair) ; curly-haired. ∞ ^cirps$ ^crips$ ^cyrps$

~ian curl. ∞ ^cirpsian$

ciser- = cirs-. ∞ ^ciser-$

cistel*, y (f.) chestnut -tree [cp. cisten]. ∞ ^cistel$

cisten (f.), cist(en)-bēam m. chestnut [Lt. castanea]. ∞ ^cisten$ ^cistbeam$

citelian (citel|ian) tickle. ∞ ^citelian$

~ung f. tickling. ∞ ^citelung$

citre, citere f. harp [Lt. cithara]. ∞ ^citre$ ^citere$

cīþ m. germ (of plant), spire, young shoot, sprout ; mote (in eye) ; seed. ∞ ^cīþ$

~fæst well rooted, growing. ∞ ^cīþfæst$

clā = clawu claw. ∞ ^clā$

clacian, ea hurry, hasten intr. ∞ ^clacian$ ^cleacian$

clacu (clac|u)* f. strife. ∞ ^clacu$

~leās, clæc- undisputed, free. ∞ ^clacleās$ ^clæcleās$

clador*, ea, clader-sticca m. rattle. ∞ ^clador$

clæc = clac-. ∞ ^clæc$

clǣfre, ā, clǣfer-wyrt f. clover. ∞ ^clǣfre$ ^clāfre$ ^clǣferwyrt$

clǣg (m.) clay. ∞ ^clǣg$

~ig*, clǣig aj. clayey. ∞ ^clǣgig$

clǣman (clǣm|an) smear, plaster, caulk [clām]. ∞ ^clǣman$

~ing*, mm f. smearing. ∞ ^clǣming$

clǣne (clǣn|e) I. clear, open (field) ; pure, clean, wg. free from, devoid of; innocent, free from guilt; chaste. II. clǣne, ā av. entirely. ∞ ^clǣne$

~georn desiring to be pure-hearted. ∞ ^clǣngeorn$

~heort pure-hearted. ∞ ^clǣnheort$

~lic pure (love). ∞ ^clǣnlic$

~līce av. purely. ∞ ^clǣnlīce$

~nes f. purity. ∞ ^clǣnnes$

clǣnsian (clǣns|ian), cla-, clǣsnian, ā, clǣnsnian clean(se), clear (land of weeds), purge (stomach) ; purify (heart), chasten (with affliction) ; wag. clear (of accusation). ∞ ^clǣnsian$

~ere m. purifier. ∞ ^clǣnsere$

ge~ung f. purifying ; expiation ; chastity. ∞ ^geclǣnsung$

clǣnsnian = clǣnsian. ∞ ^clǣnsnian$

clæppettan (clæppett|an), -etan throb (of sinew). ∞ ^clæppettan$

~ung f. throbbing, pulse. ∞ ^clæppettung$

clæsnian = clǣnsian. ∞ ^clæsnian$

clafre = clǣfre clover. ∞ ^clafre$

clām m. mud, paste. ∞ ^clām$

clamm m. grasp ; bond, chain. ∞ ^clamm$ ^clomm$

clāne = clǣne av. ∞ ^clāne$

clāsnian = clǣnsian. ∞ ^clāsnian$

clāte f. burdock, burr. ∞ ^clāte$

clatrian (clatr|ian) clatter. ∞ ^clatrian$

~ung f. clattering. ∞ ^clatrung$

clāþ m. cloth ; pl. clothes. ∞ ^clāþ$

clāþian lN. clothe. ∞ ^clāþian$

clauster n. enclosure ; cloister ; fortress. Cp. clūstor [Lt. claustrum]. ∞ ^clauster$

clāwan (clāw|an) claw. ∞ ^clāwan$

~ung f. gripes, colic. ∞ ^clāwung$

clāwu, clā, A. clēa, clēo f. claw; hoof ; iron claw, pl. pincers. ∞ ^clāwu$ ^clā$ ^clēa$ ^clēo$

clēa = clawu. ∞ ^clēa$

cleac f. stepping-stone Ct. [Celtic]. ∞ ^cleac$

clęmman*, imper. clæm once contract (hand) (?). ∞ ^clęmman$

cleofian = clifian. ∞ ^cleofian$

clēofan (clēof|an) 7 split, cleave tr. ∞ ^clēofan$

~ung f. cleaving, sectio. ∞ ^clēofung$

cleofa, y m. chamber, cell ; den (of wild beasts). ∞ ^cleofa$ ^clyfa$

cleopian = clipian. ∞ ^cleopian$

cleric, cleroc, cli- m. secular clergyman [Lt. clericus]. ∞ ^cleric$ ^cleroc$ ^cliric$

~hād m. the clerical office. ∞ ^clerichād$

clęweþa m. itch [clāwan]. ∞ ^clęweþa$

clibbor adhesive [clifian]. ∞ ^clibbor$

geclibs = geclips*. ∞ ^geclibs$

clidren, clidrenn f. clatter. ∞ ^clidren$ ^clidrenn$

clif n. cliff ; crag, rock. ∞ ^clif$

~hlīep m. leap from cliff (?) Gl. ∞ ^clifhlīep$

~ig steep: ∞ ^clifig$

~iht, ~ihtig steep. ∞ ^clifiht$

~stān m. rock. ∞ ^clifstān$

clifwyrt (clif-wyrt)*, y f. foxglove. ∞ ^clifwyrt$

clifian, eo, y adhere. ∞ ^clifian$ ^cleofian$ ^clyfian$

clīfe f. burdock. ∞ ^clīfe$

clifer m. claw. ∞ ^clifer$

~fēte claw-footed (bird), with talons. ∞ ^cliferfēte$

clifiht adhesive. ∞ ^clifiht$

clifrian (clifr|ian) scratch [clifer]. ∞ ^clifrian$

~ung f. scratching. ∞ ^clifrung$

gecliht ptc. of clyccan compress. ∞ ^gecliht$

climman, L. climban 3 ; † clymmian once climb. ∞ ^climman$

clingan 3 shrink, contract intr. ; wither. ∞ ^clingan$

clipian (clip|ian), y, eo call (out) intr. wd. || tr. summon, call ; w.a. nom. call, name. ∞ ^clipian$

~iendlic vocal (sound), vowel ; vocative (case). ∞ ^clipiendlic$

~ol vowel. ∞ ^clipol$

~ung f. clamour ; articulation (of sounds) ; vL. claim. ∞ ^clipung$

clipol, clipor m. clapper (of bell). ∞ ^clipol$ ^clipor$

geclips*, -ibs, -ysp n. clamour [clipian]. ∞ ^geclips$

cliroc = cleric. ∞ ^cliroc$

clite f. colt's-foot. ∞

clīþa, y m. poultice, plaster (for wound). ∞ ^clīþa$ ^clyþa$

clīwen, y, eo, clywe n. ball of thread, clew ; anything in the shape of a ball. ∞ ^clīwen$

cloccian cluck (of hen). ∞ ^cloccian$

clod-. ∞ ^clod$

~hamer m. fieldfare once. ∞ ^clodhamer$

geclofa m. half of a folded sheet; duplicate of a document [clēofan]. ∞ ^geclofa$

clofe f. buckle. ∞ ^clofe$

clofe (clof|e), u f. clove, bulb or tuber of plant — gārlēaces ~ [clēofan]. ∞ ^clofe$

~eht bulbed. ∞ ^clofeht$

~þung, -e f. crow-foot. ∞ ^clofþung$ ^clofe$

~wyrt f. buttercup. ∞ ^clofwyrt$

clott- lump Gl. ∞ ^clott-$

clūd n. rock. ∞ ^clūd$

~ig rocky. ∞ ^clūdig$

cluf- = clof-. ∞ ^cluf-$

clugge f. bell. ∞ ^clugge$

clūmian mumble, speak indistinctly. ∞ ^clūmian$

clūse f. confinement, prison ; bond, chain ; (mountain) pass [Lt. clausum]. ∞ ^clūse$

clūstor n. lock ; barrier ; confinement, prison [Lt. claustrum]. ∞ ^clūstor$

~cleofa m. prison. ∞ ^clūstorcleofa$

~loc n. prison. ∞

clūt m. piece of cloth, patch ; metal plate. ∞ ^clūt$

~ian patch. ∞ ^clūtian$

clyccan bring together, clench — gecliht clenched (hand). ∞ ^clyccan$

clyfa = cleofa. ∞ ^clyfa$

geclyfte cloven Gl [clēofan]. ∞ ^geclyfte$

clympre f. lump of metal, metal. ∞ ^clympre$

clyne (m.) lump of metal. ∞ ^clyne$

clynnan, clynian (re)sound intr. ∞ ^clynnan$ ^clynian$

clypp (m.) embracing. ∞ ^clypp$

clyppan (clyp|pan) embrace; affect, seize (heart) ; cherish, love. ∞ ^clyppan$

~nes f. embrace. ∞ ^clypnes$

geclyps = geclips*. ∞ ^geclyps$

clȳsan (clȳs|an)* enclose [clūse]. ∞ ^clȳsan$

~ung, ~ing f. enclosing ; chamber ; conclusion (of sentence). ∞ ^clȳsung$ ^clȳsing$

clyster, geclystre n. cluster, bunch (of berries). ∞ ^clyster$

cnæpling m. youth [cnapa]. ∞ ^cnæpling$

cnæpp m. top ; mountain-top | brooch. ∞ ^cnæpp$

gecnǣwe conscious of, acknowledging (sin) wg. ; known, manifest [cnāwan]. ∞ ^gecnǣwe$

cnafa = cnapa. ∞ ^cnafa$

cnapa, cnafa m. boy ; youth ; servant. ∞ ^cnapa$ ^cnafa$

gecnawan (gecnaw|an) I (cnāwan very rare ; never in W.) know : hine gecnēow þæt hē wæs Godes sunu ; understand (language) ; recognize (opposite of ignore). ∞ ^gecnawan$

~nes f. acknowledgement. ∞ ^gecnawnes$

cnearr † m. small war-ship. ∞ ^cnearr$

cnēatian (cnēat|ian) dispute. ∞ ^cnēatian$

~ung f. dispute, investigation. ∞ ^cnēatung$

cnedan 5 knead. ∞ ^cnedan$

cnēodan = cnōdan. ∞ ^cnēodan$

gecneord, cneord intent on, zealous, diligent. ∞ ^gecneord$

~lǣcan be diligent. ∞ ^gecneordlǣcan$

~lic diligent. ∞ ^gecneordlic$

~līce av. diligently. ∞ ^gecneordlīce$

~nes f. diligence, study. ∞ ^gecneordnes$

cnēoris, cnēoriss, cnēorisn f. generation, family, race, tribe. ∞ ^cnēoris$ ^cnēoriss$ ^cnēorisn$

~bōc f. Genesis. ∞ ^cnēorisbōc$

cnēo, cnēow, A. cnēo n. knee ; degree of relationship, generation. ∞ ^cnēo$ ^cnēow$

~gebed n. prayer on one's knees. ∞ ^cnēogebed$

~bīeging f. kneeling. ∞ ^cnēobīeging$

~eht knotty (plant). ∞ ^cnēoeht$

~holen m. butcher's broom. ∞ ^cnēoholen$

~mæ̂g m. kinsman. ∞ ^cnēomæg$

~rift m. knee-hose (?). ∞ ^cnēorift$

~rīm m. progeny, descendants. ∞ ^cnēorīm$

~sibb f. race, family. ∞ ^cnēosibb$

~wærc m. pain in knees. ∞ ^cnēowærc$

~wrist, ~wyrst f. knee-joint. ∞ ^cnēowrist$ ^cnēowyrst$

cnēowian (cnēow|ian), cnēowan kneel. ∞ ^cnēowian$

~ung f. kneeling. ∞ ^cnēowung$

cnēowlian kneel. ∞ ^cnēowlian$

cnīdan once 6 beat lM. [Cp. gnīdan]. ∞ ^cnīdan$

cnīf m. knife. ∞ ^cnīf$

cniht, eo, A. e m. boy; attendant, servant, retainer. ∞ ^cniht$ ^cneoht$ ^cneht$ ^cnyht$

~gebeorþor n. (male) child-bearing. ∞ ^cnihtgebeorþor$

~cild n. boy. ∞ ^cnihtcild$

~geogoþ f. youth. ∞ ^cnihtgeogoþ$

~geong young. ∞ ^cnihtgeong$

~hād m. youth; (male) virginity. ∞ ^cnihthād$

~lēas without attendants. ∞ ^cnihtlēas$

~lic boyish ~wesende † young, in boyhood. ∞ ^cnihtlic$

~wīse f. manner of a boy. ∞ ^cnihtwīse$

cnocian, u knock (at door) ; pound (in mortar);. ∞ ^cnocian$ ^cnucian$

cnōdan, ō † ; ēo wda. attribute (qualities to a person). ∞ ^cnōdan$ ^cnēodan$

cnoll m. hill-top, hill. ∞ ^cnoll$

gecnos n. collision [cnyssan]. ∞ ^gecnos$

cnōsl n. progeny, kindred, family, native country. ∞ ^cnōsl$

cnossian dash, strike intr. w. be. ∞ ^cnossian$

cnotta (cnot|ta) m. knot. ∞ ^cnotta$

~mæ̂lum av. concisely Gl. ∞ ^cnotmælum$

cnucian = cnocian. ∞ ^cnucian$

cnūian, cnūwian pound (in mortar). ∞ ^cnūian$ ^cnūwian$

gecnycc- bond lN. ∞ ^gecnycc$

cnyll m. sound of bell. ∞ ^cnyll$

~an, lN. cnyllsan sound bell. ∞ ^cnyllan$

cnyssan (cnyss|an) tr. beat against, dash against, toss (storm … ship) | defeat, crush (in battle), overcome (of temptation) ; hard press, trouble, afflict [cnossian]. ∞ ^cnyssan$

~ung f. stroke, impulse (of air). ∞ ^cnyssung$

cnyttan (cnytt|an) tie [cnotta]. ∞ ^cnyttan$

~els m. string, sinew. ∞ ^cnyttels$

cōc m. cook [Lt. coquus]. ∞ ^cōc$

cocc m. cock. ∞ ^cocc$

coccel m. corn-cockle, darnel, tares. ∞ ^coccel$

cōcerpanne, cōcer-panne f. frying-pan. ∞ ^cōcerpanne$

cōcnian (cōcn|ian)*, cōca- cook [cōc]. ∞ ^cōcnian$

~ung, cōcu- f. thing cooked. ∞ ^cōcnung$ ^cōcung$

cocor m. quiver ; sword (! ), spear (!). ∞ ^cocor$

cōcor- [cōc]. ∞ ^cōcor$

~męte m. cooked food. ∞ ^cōcormęte$

~panne f. frying-pan. ∞ ^cōcorpanne$

codæppel, cod-æppel m. quince [Lt. cydonia, æppel]. ∞ ^codæppel$

codd m. bag ; cod, shell, husk, skin (of grape). ∞ ^codd$

cofa (cof|a), o †, m. chamber. ∞ ^cofa$

~godas mpl. house-gods, penates. ∞ ^cofgodas$

~incel n. little chamber, hand-mill (!). ∞ ^cofincel$

cohhetan † shout (?), cough (?). ∞ ^cohhetan$

col n. live coal, (piece of) charcoal. ∞ ^col$

~māse f. titmouse (a bird). ∞ ^colmāse$

~pytt m. coal-pit. ∞ ^colpytt$

~þræ̂d m. blackened thread, plumbline. ∞ ^colþræd$

cōl cool ; appeased, calm (of anxiety, grief). ∞ ^cōl$

~cwięld f. ague (?) Gl. ∞ ^cōlcwięld$

~nes f. coolness. ∞ ^cōlnes$

cōlian intr. cool, become cold ; cool (of love). ∞ ^cōlian$

coliandre f. coriander [Lt. coriandrum]. ∞ ^coliandre$

collenferþ, collen-fer(h)þ † bold. ∞ ^collenferþ$ ^collenferhþ$

~an*, -ferhtan make empty, exhaust Gl. ∞ ^collenferþan$

colloncrog, collon-crog m. water-lily. ∞ ^colloncrog$

colt m. coll. ∞ ^colt$

~græ̂g colt's-foot. ∞ ^coltgræg$

~etræppe, coltræppe, calcatrippe f. Christ's thorn. ∞ ^coltetræppe$ ^coltræppe$ ^calcatrippe$

columne, -umbe f. column [Lt. columna]. ∞ ^columne$ ^columbe$

cōm prt. of cuman. ∞ ^cōm$

consolde f. comfrey [Lt. consolida]. ∞ ^consolde$

consul m. consul [Lt. consul]. ∞ ^consul$

coorte f. cohort [Lt. cohors]. ∞ ^coorte$

cōp (m.) an outer garment. ∞ ^cōp$

gecōp fit, suitable. ∞ ^gecōp$

~līce av. fitly, well. ∞ ^gecōplīce$

cōpenere m. lover. ∞ ^cōpenere$

copor n. copper [Lt. cuprum]. ∞ ^copor$

copp m. summit. ∞ ^copp$

~ede having the top cut off, polled (tree). ∞ ^coppede$

cops = cosp. ∞ ^cops$

cor- [cēosan]. ∞ ^cor$

~snǣd f. ' trial-morsel,' piece of consecrated bread whose swallowing was a test of innocence. ∞ ^corsnǣd$

gecor n. decision [cēosan]. ∞ ^gecor$

cordewānere m. shoemaker Ct. [Fr.]. ∞ ^cordewānere$

corenbēag, coren-bēag f. crown [Lt. corona]. ∞ ^corenbēag$

coren, ge- chosen [cēosan]. ∞ ^coren$ ^gecoren$

ge~lic elegant. ∞ ^gecorenlic$

ge~līce av. elegantly. ∞ ^gecorenlīce$

(ge)~nes f. choice ; goodness. ∞ ^gecorennes$

ge~scipe m. election ; excellence. ∞ ^gecorenscipe$

corflian mince, cut small [ceorfan]. ∞ ^corflian$

corn n. com ; grain (of mustard), pip, berry ; corn (on foot). ∞ ^corn$

~æppel m. pomegranate. ∞ ^cornæppel$

~æ̂sceda fpl. corn-sweepings, chaff. ∞ ^cornæsceda$

~bæ̂re, ~berende corn-bearing. ∞ ^cornbære$ ^cornberende$

~hrycce f. corn-rick. ∞ ^cornhrycce$

~hūs n. granary. ∞ ^cornhūs$

~gesæ̂lig rich in corn. ∞ ^corngesælig$

~gescot, ~gesceot n. contribution of corn. ∞ ^corngescot$ ^corngesceot$

~tēoþung f. tithe of corn. ∞ ^corntēoþung$

~trēow n. cornel-tree. ∞ ^corntrēow$

~trog m. corn-bin. ∞ ^corntrog$

~wurma m. weevil. ∞ ^cornwurma$

cornoc = cranoc (cronoc). ∞ ^cornoc$

corōnian crown [Lt. corona]. ∞ ^corōnian$

corþer, -or n. troop, assemblage, retinue ; pomp. ∞ ^corþer$ ^corþor$

cosp, cops m. fetter. ∞ ^cosp$ ^cops$

~ian fetter. ∞ ^cospian$

coss m. kiss. ∞ ^coss$

~ian kiss. ∞ ^cossian$

cost m. (?) costmary (a plant). ∞ ^cost$

cost — þæs ~es þe on condition that [Scand. kostr]. ∞ ^cost$

gecost † cost tried, proved, chosen, excellent [cēosan]. ∞ ^gecost$

costian (cost|ian), costnian w. g. or a. try, test ; tempt, afflict. ∞ ^costian$

~ere, ~i(g)end m. tempter. ∞ ^costere$ ^costiend$ ^costigend$

~ung, ~ing f. temptation, trial, tribulation. ∞ ^costung$ ^costing$

ge~nes f. trial, temptation. ∞ ^gecostnes$

cot n. cottage, house ; chamber ; den (of thieves). ∞ ^cot$

~līf n. hamlet. ∞ ^cotlīf$

~setla m. cottager, tenant. ∞ ^cotsetla$

~stōw f. hamlet. ∞ ^cotstōw$

cottuc, cotuc m. mallow. ∞ ^cottuc$ ^cotuc$

coþu f. disease, pestilence. sēo micle ~ elephantiasis, leprosy. ∞ ^coþu$

crā (n.) croaking (of frogs and crows) Gl. ∞ ^crā$

crabba m. crab. ∞ ^crabba$

cracian resound. ∞ ^cracian$

crācettan (crācett|an) croak. ∞ ^crācettan$

~ung, crǣcetung f. croaking. ∞ ^crācettung$ ^crǣcetung$

cradol, -el m. cradle. ∞ ^cradol$ ^cradel$

~cild n. infant. ∞ ^cradolcild$

cræft m. skill, ability ; cunning, device ; knowledge, science ; art, trade, profession | good quality, excellence, virtue | strength, power ; cause. ∞ ^cræft$

~glēaw † wise. ∞ ^cræftglēaw$

~lēas unskilled. ∞ ^cræftlēas$

~lic artificial ; skilfully made, skilled (labour). ∞ ^cræftlic$

~līce av. skilfully. ∞ ^cræftlīce$

~weorc n. clever work. ∞ ^cræftweorc$

cræftan exercise a craft. ∞ ^cræftan$

cræftig skilful, skilled — wg. skilled in ; cunning | excellent, virtuous | strong, powerful. ∞ ^cræftig$

~līce av. skilfully. ∞ ^cræftiglīce$

cræftga, cræftiga, cræft(i)ca, cræfta m. artificer, workman. ∞ ^cræftga$ ^cræftiga$ ^cræftica$ ^cræftca$ ^cræfta$

cræt n., gpl. ~(en)a chariot. ∞ ^cræt$

~ehors n. horse for driving. ∞ ^crætehors$

~wǣn m. chariot. ∞ ^crætwǣn$

~wīsa m. charioteer. ∞ ^crætwīsa$

crafian (craf|ian), æ demand (one's rights) ; summon (before court of law). ∞ ^crafian$

~ung f. claim, demand. ∞ ^crafung$

crampul (cram-pul) = cran-pol. ∞ ^crampul$

crammian cram, stuff. ∞ ^crammian$

cranapiht crumpled, wrinkled. ∞ ^cranapiht$

cran m. crane. ∞ ^cran$

~pōl*, crampul m. crane-pool Ct. ∞ ^cranpōl$

cranc-. ∞ ^cranc$

~stæf m. weaving-implement. ∞ ^crancstæf$

cranic m. chronicle, record [Lt. chronicus]. ∞ ^cranic$

cranoc, cornoc m. crane [cran]. ∞ ^cranoc$ ^cornoc$

crās (f.) food , dainty. ∞ ^crās$

crawan I crow. ∞ ^crawan$

crāw|e f. crow. ∞ ^crāwe$

~lēac, ~an- m. crow-garlic. ∞ ^crāwlēac$ ^crāwanlēac$

Crēcas, Crēacas, Crēce mpl. Greeks. ∞ ^Crēcas$ ^Crēacas$ ^Crēce$

crēas-. ∞ ^crēas$

~nes f. pride, elation Gl. ∞ ^crēasnes$

Crēcisc, ēa Greek [Crēacas]. ∞ ^Crēcisc$ ^Crēacisc$

crēda m. creed [Lt. credo]. ∞ ^crēda$

cręncestre f. weaver [cranc]. ∞ ^cręncestre$

crēopan (crēop|an) 7 creep, crawl. ∞ ^crēopan$

~el, y m. cripple. ∞ ^crēopel$ ^crypel$

~ere m. cripple. ∞ ^crēopere$

~ung f. creeping. ∞ ^crēopung$

cribb f. crib, stall. ∞ ^cribb$

crīepan*, y, i contract, clench (hand). ∞ ^crīepan$

crīepel m. burrow [crēopan]. ∞ ^crīepel$

crimman 3 cram, insert || crumble. ∞ ^crimman$

crīn vb. flow Gl. ∞ ^crīn$

crincan = cringan. ∞ ^crincan$

cringan, crincan 3 fall in battle, perish. ∞ ^cringan$ ^crincan$

crism a m. chrism, holy oil used for anointing after baptism ; chrisom, white vesture put on a child after baptism ; wearing a chrisom [Lt. chrisma]. ∞ ^crism$

~hālgung f. consecration by chrism. ∞ ^crismhālgung$

~līesing f. taking off chrisom. ∞ ^crismlīesing$

crismal m. or n. chrisom. Cp. crisma. ∞ ^crismal$

crisp = cirps. ∞ ^crisp$

Crīst m. Christ — ~es bōc f. the Gospels. ~es mæ̂l, tācn the cross [Lt.] ∞ ^Crīst$

~lic Christian. ∞ ^Crīstlic$

~mæsse L. f. Christmas. ∞ ^Crīstmæsse$

cristall a m. crystal ; flea-bane (a plant) [Lt. crystall|us, ~ium]. ∞ ^cristall$

~isc of crystal. ∞ ^cristallisc$

crīstel-, cyrstel- [Crīst]. ∞ ^crīstel$

~mæ̂l n. cross. ∞ ^crīstelmæl$

crīsten Christian. ∞ ^crīsten$

crīstendom (crīsten|dom) m. Christianity. ∞ ^crīstendom$

~nes*, crīstnes f. Christianity. ∞ ^crīstennes$

cristnian, cristenian (crist(e)n|ian) christianize ; christen ; anoint with holy oil. ∞ ^cristnian$ ^cristenian$

~ung f. christening. ∞ ^cristnung$ ^cristenung$

crocc (croc|c) mf., crocca m. earthenware vessel, pot. ∞ ^crocc$

~sceard potsherd. ∞ ^crocsceard$

~wyrhta m. potter. ∞ ^crocwyrhta$

gecrod n. throng, crowd [crūdan]. ∞ ^gecrod$

croft m. small field. ∞ ^croft$

crōg, oo m. pot, vessel. ∞ ^crōg$ ^croog$

~cynn n. kind of pot. ∞ ^crōgcynn$

croh (m.) saffron [Lt. crocus]. ∞ ^croh$

crōp*, cuop n. bleating, croup (?) Gl. ∞ ^crōp$

cropp m. sprout, bunch (of flowers or berries), ear (of corn) ; crop (of bird) ; kidney. ∞ ^cropp$

~iht bunchy. ∞ ^croppiht$

~lēac m. garlic. ∞ ^cropplēac$

crūce f. pitcher. ∞ ^crūce$

crūdan 7 intr. press, make one's way w. on a. ∞ ^crūdan$

cruft crypt, vault [Lt. crypta]. ∞ ^cruft$

cruma m. crumb. ∞ ^cruma$

crumb, crump crooked. ∞ ^crumb$ ^crump$

crundel mn. cavity, chalk-pit (?), pond (?) Ct. [Celtic?]. ∞ ^crundel$

crūsne, crūsene f. robe of skins, fur coat. ∞ ^crūsne$ ^crūsene$

crycc f. crutch ; staff, crozier. ∞ ^crycc$

cryccen of clay [crocc]. ∞ ^cryccen$

crymban (crymb|an)* bend tr. [crumb]. ∞ ^crymban$

~ing f. bending. ∞ ^crymbing$

crympan curl [crump]. ∞ ^crympan$

crypel = crēopel cripple. ∞ ^crypel$

cryppan bend, crook (finger). ∞ ^cryppan$

cū, g. cū(e), cȳ, d. cȳ, pl. cȳ(e), gpl. cū(n)a, dpl. cū(u)m f. cow. ∞ ^cū$

~butere f. cow's-milk butter. ∞ ^cūbutere$

~cealf n. calf. ∞ ^cūcealf$

~ēage n. cow's eye. ∞ ^cūēage$

~hierde m. cowherd. ∞ ^cūhierde$

~horn m. cow's horn. ∞ ^cūhorn$

~meolc, ~meoluc (~meol(u)c) f. cow's milk. ∞ ^cūmeolc$ ^cūmeoluc$

~migoþa m. cow's urine. ∞ ^cūmigoþa$

~sealf f. suet. ∞ ^cūsealf$

~slyppe, ~sloppe f. cowslip. ∞ ^cūslyppe$ ^cūsloppe$

~tægel m. cow's tail. ∞ ^cūtægel$

cucler, -e, cucul-,cucel- m. spoon, spoonful [Lt. cochlear]. ∞ ^cucler$ ^cucle$ ^cuculer$ ^cuceler$

~mæ̂l n. spoonful (measure). ∞ ^cuclermæl$

cucu = cwic alive. ∞ ^cucu$

cucurbite f. gourd [Lt. cucurbita]. ∞ ^cucurbite$

cudele f. cuttle-fish. ∞ ^cudele$

cudu, cwidu, cweodu, cwudu, g. cwidwes, -u(w)es, -owes n. what is chewed, cud ; mastic (a gum). ∞ ^cudu$ ^cwidu$ ^cweodu$ ^cwudu$ ^cwidwes$

cuffie f. hood. ∞ ^cuffie$

cūgle, cūgele, cūhle, cūle f. (monk's) hood, cowl [Lt. cuculla]. ∞ ^cūgle$ ^cūgele$ ^cūhle$ ^cūle$

culfre, culfer f. pigeon, dove. ∞ ^culfre$ ^culfer$

culmille f. small centaury. Cp. curmelle. ∞ ^culmille$

culpe (culp|e) (f.) fault [Lt. culpa]. ∞ ^culpe$

~ian humble oneself, cringe. ∞ ^culpian$

culter (m.) dagger; coulter (of plough) [Lt. culter]. ∞ ^culter$

cummāse (cum-māse) f. once a bird Gl. ∞ ^cummāse$

cuman (cum|an) 4 prt. cwōm, cōm, ptc. ~en, cy- come — w. inf. cōm gan came (walking), cōm grētan came to greet ; ~ ūp land ; hwǣr cōm middangeardes gestrēon what has become of … ? : go | happen, come upon one — ~ forþ come off, be carried out ; result : hit cōm to þām þæt indc. | come to oneself, recover intr. ∞ ^cuman$ ^cwōm$ ^cōm$

cuma (cum|a) m. stranger; guest — ~ena būr guest-chamber, spare-room. ~ena hūs, inn, wīcung hostel, inn. ∞ ^cuma$

~feorm f. entertainment of strangers. ∞ ^cumfeorm$

~līþe hospitable. ∞ ^cumlīþe$

~līþian show hospitality. ∞ ^cumlīþian$

~līþnes f. hospitality. ∞ ^cumlīþnes$

cumb m. valley [Celtic]. ∞ ^cumb$

cumb m. a liquid measure. ∞ ^cumb$

cumbol †, cumbor n. banner, sign. ∞ ^cumbol$

~gebrec n. crash of banners, battle. ∞ ^cumbolgebrec$

~haga m. phalanx. ∞ ^cumbolhaga$

~hęte m. war. ∞ ^cumbolhęte$

~gehnāst n. crash of banners, battle. ∞ ^cumbolgehnāst$

~wiga m. warrior. ∞ ^cumbolwiga$

cumbor = cumbol banner. ∞ ^cumbor$

cumendre f. woman living in monastery, priest's housekeeper [Lt. commater]. ∞ ^cumendre$

cuml, cumul, cumbl n. swelling (of wound). ∞ ^cuml$ ^cumul$ ^cumbl$

cumpæder m. godfather [Lt. compater]. ∞ ^cumpæder$

cuneglæsse f. hound's-tongue (a plant) [Lt. cynoglossos]. ∞ ^cuneglæsse$

cūnelle f. thyme. ∞ ^cūnelle$

cunnian (cunn|ian) w. g. or a. explore, search ; try, test, tempt ; experience. ∞ ^cunnian$

~ere m. tempter. ∞ ^cunnere$

~ung f. trial, testing. ∞ ^cunnung$

cuopel boat, ship lN. ∞ ^cuopel$

cuppe f. cup. ∞ ^cuppe$

curmelle, -ealle, -ille f. centaury (a plant). Cp. culmille. ∞ ^curmelle$ ^curmealle$ ^curmille$

curon prt pl. of cēosan. ∞ ^curon$

curs curse L. ∞ ^curs$

~ian curse vL. ∞ ^cursian$

~ung f. cursing. ∞ ^cursung$

cursumbor lN. incense. ∞ ^cursumbor$

cūsc chaste, modest, virtuous. ∞ ^cūsc$

cūsccote f. wood-pigeon, ring-dove. ∞ ^cūsccote$

cuter (m.) resin. ∞ ^cuter$

cūþ known ; certain ; manifest ; clear ; well known, famous ; familiar, intimate. ∞ ^cūþ$

~a m. acquaintance, friend, relative. ∞ ^cūþa$

~e av. clearly. ∞ ^cūþe$

~ian be known. ∞ ^cūþian$

~lǣcan be friendly, make alliance. ∞ ^cūþlǣcan$

~e known, certain. ∞ ^cūþe$

~lic known, certain. ∞ ^cūþlic$

~līce av. certainly, clearly ; familiarly, kindly. ∞ ^cūþlīce$

~nama m. surname. ∞ ^cūþnama$

~nes f. knowledge. ∞ ^cūþnes$

cwacian (cwac|ian) quake, tremble, chatter (of teeth). ∞ ^cwacian$

~ung f. quaking. ∞ ^cwacung$

cwalu f. killing, violent death, destruction [cwelan]. ∞ ^cwalu$

cwānian lament tr. and abs. ∞ ^cwānian$

cwatern the number four (in dice) [Lt. quaternus]. ∞ ^cwatern$

cwēad n. dung, excrement. ∞ ^cwēad$

cwealm, cwelm, y m. killing, murder; death; mortality ; pestilence, plague ; pain, torment [cwelan]. ∞ ^cwealm$ ^cwelm$ ^cwylm$

ge~bæ̂ran, -cwelm- torture. ∞ ^gecwealmbæran$ ^gecwelmbæran$

~bæ̂re deadly ; bloodthirsty. ∞ ^cwealmbære$

~bæ̂rnes f. destruction, persecution ; mortality. ∞ ^cwealmbærnes$

~bealo † n. deadly evil. ∞ ^cwealmbealo$

~cuma † m. deadly guest. ∞ ^cwealmcuma$

~drēor † n. blood of slaughter. ∞ ^cwealmdrēor$

ge~full*, -cwylm- pernicious. ∞ ^gecwealmfull$

~nes f. torment, pain. ∞ ^cwealmnes$

~stęde m. death-place, arena. ∞ ^cwealmstęde$

~stōw f. place of execution. ∞ ^cwealmstōw$

~þrēa f. deadly affliction. ∞ ^cwealmþrēa$

cweartern n. prison. ∞ ^cweartern$

~lic of a prison. ∞ ^cwearternlic$

cwęccan (cwęcc|an), prt. cwe(a)hte tr. shake (head), brandish (weapon) [cwacian]. ∞ ^cwęccan$ ^cwehte$ ^cweahte$

~ung f. shaking. ∞ ^cwęccung$

cwęcesand (cwęce-sand) mi. quicksand Gl. ∞ ^cwęcesand$

gecwed n. declaration [cweþan]. ∞ ^gecwed$

~fæsten f. appointed fast. ∞ ^gecwedfæsten$

~rǣden f. agreement, conspiracy. ∞ ^gecwedrǣden$

~stōw f. appointed place, place of meeting. ∞ ^gecwedstōw$

cweddian = cwiddian. ∞ ^cweddian$

cweden ptc. of cweþan. ∞ ^cweden$

cwedol eloquent Gl. [cweþan]. ∞ ^cwedol$

cwelan 4 die. ∞ ^cwelan$

cwęllan (cwęll|an), prt. cwealde kill [cwelan]. ∞ ^cwęllan$

~end, ~ere, cwelre m. killer, persecutor, executioner. ∞ ^cwęllend$ ^cwęllere$ ^cwelre$

cwēman (cwēm|an), oe wd. please; comply. ∞ ^cwēman$

~ing f. pleasing, satisfaction. ∞ ^cwēming$

ge~lic, ge~edlic pleasant. ∞ ^gecwēmlic$ ^gecwēmedlic$

~nes, ge~ednes f. satisfaction, pleasing. ∞ ^cwēmnes$ ^gecwēmednes$

gecwēme (gecwēm|e) agreeable, acceptable, convenient. ∞ ^gecwēme$

~līce av. agreeable, acceptably. ∞ ^gecwēmlīce$

cwēn, oe f. queen ; wife. ∞ ^cwēn$ ^cwoen$

cwene (cwen|e) f. woman, female serf; prostitute. ∞ ^cwene$

cwenlic †, or ē, once feminine or queenly (?). ∞ ^cwenlic$

cweodu = cudu. ∞ ^cweodu$

cweorn, ~e, cwyrn, d. ~a f. (hand) mill. ∞ ^cweorn$ ^cweorne$ ^cwyrn$

~bill n. chisel. ∞ ^cweornbill$

~stān m. millstone. ∞ ^cweornstān$

~tēþ mpl. grinders, molars. ∞ ^cweorntēþ$

cweþan 5 say, speak w. a. of thing (word), † wi. (wordum), tō of person ; w. direct narration, w. subj. (†omission of þæt), more rarely w. indc.; † impers. : be þǣm ilcan se sealmscop cwæþ: … cwæþ tō him þæt hē wǣre … cweþaþ hē sīe … þæt godspell cwiþ þæt R. bewēop … | mention : þā þing þe wē ǣr bufon cwǣdon. swā hit on bōcum cwiþ. cweþaþ þæt hit … | call, name it | ~ on hine assign to him | ~ ongēan a. raise objections to || name, call, account, consider : on þǣre stōwe þe is gecweden Crecganford. þā sind gecwedene þā heardestan menn. baþu þe wǣron hālwende gecwedene || proclaim, summon (meeting) || determine, resolve : cwæþ on his heortan þæt hē wolde … cwǣdon betweox him þæt hī woldon … II. cwist þū, cweþe gē interr. av., translating Lt. numquid. ∞ ^cweþan$

gecweþan 5 speak, utter : hē word ne mihte ~ | proclaim, summon, order : gecwæþ ānwīg wiþ hine = challenged him to … gecwæþ tō gefeohte abs., ~ hine ūtlah | agree, resolve w. sbj., esp. wolde : gecwǣdon þæt him lēofre wǣre þæt … , gecwǣdon þæt hīe wolden … . ∞ ^gecweþan$

cwic, cwuc, cwicu, cucu (also neut. and def. : cucu nēat, sēo cucu) living, alive. ∞ ^cwic$ ^cwuc$ ^cwicu$ ^cucu$

~ǣht f. live stock, cattle. ∞ ^cwicǣht$

~bēam m. aspen. ∞ ^cwicbēam$

~bēamrind (~bēam-rind) f. aspen-bark. ∞ ^cwicbēamrind$

~fȳr n. sulphur. ∞ ^cwicfȳr$

~hrērende moving alive, living. ∞ ^cwichrērende$

~līce av. in a living manner, vigorously. ∞ ^cwiclīce$

~lifigende † living, alive. ∞ ^cwiclifigende$

~seolfor n. mercury. ∞ ^cwicseolfor$

~sūsl n. f. hell-torment. ∞ ^cwicsūsl$

~sūslen of hell. ∞ ^cwicsūslen$

~trēow n. aspen, white poplar. ∞ ^cwictrēow$

cwician (cwic|ian), cwucian, cucian intr. come to life, revive || tr. bring to life. ∞ ^cwician$

ge~ung f. coming to life again. ∞ ^gecwicung$

cwice f. couch-grass. ∞ ^cwice$

cwiddian (cwidd|ian), cwy- speak wa., w. be. ∞ ^cwiddian$

~ung f. saying, report. ∞ ^cwiddung$

cwide m. what is said, expression, statement ; proverb, saying ; proposal ; judgement, verdict ; decree, enactment ; discourse, essay, sermon ; will, testament [cweþan]. ∞ ^cwide$ ^cwyde$

~bōc, cwid- f. book of proverbs. ∞ ^cwidebōc$ ^cwidbōc$

~giėdd † n. song. ∞ ^cwidegiėdd$

~lēas speechless ; intestate. ∞ ^cwidelēas$

cwidele, y f. inflamed swelling, boil. ∞ ^cwidele$ ^cwydele$

cwidu = cudu. ∞ ^cwidu$

cwięld fmn. destruction ; death ; pestilence [cwelan]. ∞ ^cwięld$

~bæ̂re destructive, deadly ; pestilential. ∞ ^cwięldbære$

~bæ̂rlīce av. pestiferously. ∞ ^cwięldbærlīce$

~eflōd m. deluge. ∞ ^cwięldeflōd$

~eht diseased (body). ∞ ^cwięldeht$

~full destructive. ∞ ^cwięldfull$

~rōf † destructive, savage (of wolves). ∞ ^cwięldrōf$

~seten f. beginning of night. ∞ ^cwięldseten$

~tīd f. evening. ∞ ^cwięldtīd$

cwięldrede (cwięld-rede)*, cwyldhreþe, cwældæræde f. bat (animal). ∞ ^cwięldrede$

cwięlmian*, y intr. suffer (torment). ∞ ^cwięlmian$

cwięlman kill, torment, oppress [cwealm]. ∞ ^cwięlman$

cwięlming (cwięlm|ing) f. affliction, cross. ∞ ^cwięlming$

~nes, ea f. torment. ∞ ^cwięlmnes$ ^cwealmnes$

cwīesan*, y tr. bruise, dash against, squeeze. ∞ ^cwīesan$

cwiferlīce av. zealously. ∞ ^cwiferlīce$

cwīnod wasted (with love). ∞ ^cwīnod$

cwīþan (cwīþ|an) lament tr. and intr. ∞ ^cwīþan$

~nes f. lamentation. ∞ ^cwīþnes$

~ung f. complaint. ∞ ^cwīþung$

cwiþa, cwiþ m. womb. ∞ ^cwiþa$ ^cwiþ$

cwōm prt. of cuman. ∞ ^cwōm$

cwuc = cwic. ∞ ^cwuc$

cwudu = cudu. ∞ ^cwudu$

cȳcen, i n. chicken. ∞ ^cȳcen$ ^cicen$

cȳ, cȳe see cū. ∞ ^cȳ$ ^cȳe$

cycene f. kitchen [Lt. coquina]. ∞ ^cycene$

cycgel (m.) dart. ∞ ^cycgel$

cȳdde = cȳþde. ∞ ^cȳdde$

cȳf, ~e f. tub, vessel. ∞ ^cȳf$ ^cȳfe$

cyln, cylen f. kiln, oven. ∞ ^cyln$ ^cylen$

cyleþenie = celeþonie. ∞ ^cyleþenie$

cylle m., cyll(e) f. leather bottle, flagon, vessel [Lt. culeus]. ∞ ^cylle$

cylu (cyl|u), ~ew speckled Gl. ∞ ^cylu$

cym- = cum-. ∞ ^cym$

cyme (cym|e) m., pl. cyme, ~as coming, advent. ∞ ^cyme$

cȳme (cȳm|e)† , ȳ†, ~lic† beautiful, splendid. ∞ ^cȳme$

~līce av. beautifully. ∞ ^cȳmlīce$

cymed n. wall-germander (a plant). ∞ ^cymed$

cymen m. cummin [Lt. cuminum]. ∞ ^cymen$

cynce f. artichoke. ∞ ^cynce$

gecynd, cynd fn. kind, species ; nature, quality, manner ; gender ; origin, generation ; offspring ; genitals. ∞ ^gecynd$

~bōc f. Genesis. ∞ ^gecyndbōc$

~lim n. womb ; in pl. genitals. ∞ ^gecyndlim$

gecynde (gecynd|e) innate, natural, suitable. ∞ ^gecynde$

~elīce av. naturally. ∞ ^gecyndelīce$

~nes f. nation. ∞ ^gecyndnes$

cyne- royal ; in L. sometimes made into cyning-. ∞ ^cyne$

~beald*, cyningb- † nobly brave, noble. ∞ ^cynebeald$

~bearn † n. royal child. ∞ ^cynebearn$

~boren of royal birth. ∞ ^cyneboren$

~bōt f. king's compensation. ∞ ^cynebōt$

~botl n. palace. ∞ ^cynebotl$

~cynn n. royal line, royal family. ∞ ^cynecynn$

~dōm, cyning- m. royal power, kingdom, empire. ∞ ^cynedōm$ ^cyningdōm$

~giėld n. king's compensation. ∞ ^cynegiėld$

~gięrd, e(a) f. sceptre. ∞ ^cynegięrd$ ^cynegerd$ ^cynegeard$

~gięrela, cyningg- m. royal robe. ∞ ^cynegięrela$ ^cyninggięrela$

~gōd † excellent, noble. ∞ ^cynegōd$

~gold † n. crown. ∞ ^cynegold$

~hād m. royal dignity. ∞ ^cynehād$

~hām m. royal manor. ∞ ^cynehām$

~helm m. crown, diadem. ∞ ^cynehelm$

~helmian crown. ∞ ^cynehelmian$

~hlāford m. sovereign, liege lord. ∞ ^cynehlāford$

~lic royal | suitable = cynnlic. ∞ ^cynelic$

~līce av. royally. ∞ ^cynelīce$

~licnes f. kingliness, kingly bearing. ∞ ^cynelicnes$

~rīce n. royal authority, kingdom. ∞ ^cynerīce$

~riht n. royal prerogative. ∞ ^cyneriht$

~rōf † noble, illustrious. ∞ ^cynerōf$

~scipe m. royalty. ∞ ^cynescipe$

~setl n. throne ; capital. ∞ ^cynesetl$

~stōl m. throne; capital. ∞ ^cynestōl$

~stræ̂t f. high road. ∞ ^cynestræt$

~þrymm † m. royal host ; majesty. ∞ ^cyneþrymm$

~wāden*, -þen of royal purple. ∞ ^cynewāden$

~gewæ̂du npl. royal robes. ∞ ^cynegewædu$

~wierþe very worthy or excellent. ∞ ^cynewierþe$

~wīse f. kingdom, state. ∞ ^cynewīse$

~wiþþe f. diadem. ∞ ^cynewiþþe$

~word † n. fitting word. Cp. ~lic. ∞ ^cyneword$

cyng = cyning. ∞ ^cyng$

cyning, -ig, cyneg-, cyng, i m. king. ~es feorm obligation to entertain the king. ~es tūn m. royal residence. ~es wyrt marjoram. ∞ ^cyning$ ^cynig$ ^cyneg$ ^cyng$ ^cing$

cyning- L. = cyne-. ∞ ^cyning$

~feorm = ~es feorm. ∞ ^cyningfeorm$

~gereord n. royal banquet. ∞ ^cyninggereord$

cyninge once f. queen. ∞ ^cyninge$

cynn (cyn|n) I. n. kind, species, variety; race, progeny ; sex, (grammatical) gender. II. aj. proper, suitable. ∞ ^cynn$

~lic, cynelic proper, suitable ; reasonable, right. ∞ ^cynlic$ ^cynelic$

~līce av. suitably. ∞ ^cynlīce$

~ręcenes, ~ręccenes f. genealogy. ∞ ^cynręcenes$ ^cynręccenes$

cynnan = cęnnan. ∞ ^cynnan$

cynren, -yn n. kind, species ; family, kin, generation ; progeny [cynn, ryne]. ∞ ^cynren$ ^cynryn$

cynsian once be eager or agitated (of the mind). ∞ ^cynsian$

cypera m. spawning salmon. ∞ ^cypera$

cypren, cyperen of copper [copor]. ∞ ^cypren$ ^cyperen$

cypresse f. cypress [Lt.]. ∞ ^cypresse$

cypsan = cyspan. ∞ ^cypsan$

cyre m. choice, free-will [cēosan]. ∞ ^cyre$

~āþ m. select oath. ∞ ^cyreāþ$

~līf n. choice of (way of) life. ∞ ^cyrelīf$

cyren f. churn. ∞ ^cyren$

cyrnan churn. ∞ ^cyrnan$

cyrf (m.) cutting [ceorfan]. ∞ ^cyrf$

cyrfel (m.) peg. ∞ ^cyrfel$

cyrfette, -ætte f., -æt gourd [Lt. cucurbita]. ∞ ^cyrfette$ ^cyrfætte$ ^cyrfæt$

cyrfille = cerfille. ∞ ^cyrfille$

cyrnel mn. kernel, seed, pip ; pimple, hard swelling [corn]. ∞ ^cyrnel$

cyrs- = cires- cherry. ∞ ^cyrs$

cyrstel- = cristel-. ∞ ^cyrstel$

cyrtel m. coat, cloak. ∞ ^cyrtel$

cyrten beautiful, elegant ; smart, intelligent [Lt. cohors]. ∞ ^cyrten$

~lǣcan make elegant. ∞ ^cyrtenlǣcan$

(ge)~līce av. elegantly, neatly, perfectly, well. ∞ ^gecyrtenlīce$

~nes f. elegance. ∞ ^cyrtennes$

cyspan, cypsan fetter [cosp]. ∞ ^cyspan$ ^cypsan$

cyssan kiss [coss]. ∞ ^cyssan$

cyst f. choice ; what is choicest of its kind, the best, ideal wg. ; goodness, excellence ; virtue ; munificence [cēosan]. ∞ ^cyst$

~ig liberal, bountiful; morally good. ∞ ^cystig$

~ignes f. bounty ; goodness. ∞ ^cystignes$

~lēas reprobate. ∞ ^cystlēas$

~lic munificent. ∞ ^cystlic$

~līce, ~elīce av. bountifully. ∞ ^cystlīce$ ^cystelīce$

cystan spend vL. ∞ ^cystan$

cytwęr (cyt-węr) m. weir for catching fish. ∞ ^cytwęr$

cȳta m. kite, bittern. ∞ ^cȳta$

cyte, e f. cottage, chamber, cell [cot]. ∞ ^cyte$ ^cete$

cyþan (cyþ|an) prt. cȳþde, L. cȳdde wda. make known, announce, proclaim, reveal ; testify (with oath) ; prove ; perform (miracle) [cūþ]. ∞ ^cyþan$ ^gecyþan$

~ere m. witness ; martyr. ∞ ^cyþere$

(ge)~nes f. testimony ; (Old and New) Testament. ∞ ^gecyþnes$

gecȳþig knowing lN. ∞ ^gecȳþig$

cȳþling m. relation lN. ∞ ^cȳþling$

gecȳþþ f. native country. ∞ ^gecȳþþ$

cȳþþ, cȳþþo f. knowledge ; acquaintance ; relationship ; friendship ; native country. ∞ ^cȳþþ$ ^cȳþþo$

D

dā f. doe. ∞ ^dā$

dæ̂d f. action ; deed, exploit ; event. ∞ ^dæd$

~bana m. perpetrator of homicide, murderer. ∞ ^dædbana$

~bēta m. penitent. ∞ ^dædbēta$

~bētan make amends, give satisfaction, be penitent. ∞ ^dædbētan$

~bētnis, ō f. penitence. ∞ ^dædbētnis$ ^dōdbētnis$

~bōt f. making amends, penance, repentance. ∞ ^dædbōt$

~cēne † bold in deeds. ∞ ^dædcēne$

~fram † strenuous. ∞ ^dædfram$

~fruma † m. performer of exploits, hero; worker, toiler; perpetrator (of crime). ∞ ^dædfruma$

~hata † m. active hater, persecutor. ∞ ^dædhata$

~hwæt † prompt in deeds. ∞ ^dædhwæt$

~lēan † n. recompense. ∞ ^dædlēan$

~lic active (verb). ∞ ^dædlic$

~rōf † valiant. ∞ ^dædrōf$

~scua † m. for dēaþ- (?). ∞ ^dædscua$

~weorc † n. great deed, work. ∞ ^dædweorc$

dæde = dyde. ∞ ^dæde$

gedæftan, dæftan make smooth ; put in order, arrange. ∞ ^gedæftan$

gedæfte (gedæft|e) gentle, meek [gedafen]. ∞ ^gedæfte$

~līce, ~elīce av. seasonably, fitly. ∞ ^gedæftlīce$ ^gedæftelīce$

dæg m., gpl. dag(en)a day — ~es, ~on ~e by day. (tō) ānes ~es in a single day. þȳ ~e, þȳ ~es, on þām ~e on that day. ǣlce ~e every day. tō ~ to-day | life, lifetime — on his ~e. ofer mīnne ~, æfter mīnum ~e. his ~ av. during his life. | the Runic letter d. | ~es ēage n. daisy. ∞ ^dæg$

~candel, ~candell † f. sun. ∞ ^dægcandel$ ^dægcandell$

~fæsten n. a day's fast. ∞ ^dægfæsten$

~feorm f. a day's provisions. ∞ ^dægfeorm$

~hlūttre † av. with the clearness of day. ∞ ^dæghlūttre$

~hwām av. daily. ∞ ^dæghwām$

~hwamlic, -o- daily. ∞ ^dæghwamlic$ ^dæghwomlic$

~hwamlīce av. daily. ∞ ^dæghwamlīce$

~hwīl † f. period of a day ; pl. period of life. ∞ ^dæghwīl$

~lang † lasting one day. ∞ ^dæglang$

~langes av. during one day. ∞ ^dæglanges$

~lic daily. ∞ ^dæglic$

~mæ̂l n. time-piece, dial. ∞ ^dægmæl$

~mæ̂lscēawere (~mæ̂l-scēawere) m. horoscope (!). ∞ ^dægmælscēawere$

~męte m. daily food. ∞ ^dægmęte$

dægred (dæg-red) n. dawn. ∞ ^dægred$

~lic of the dawn. ∞ ^dægredlic$

~sang m. matins. ∞ ^dægredsang$

~wōma † m. dawn. ∞ ^dægredwōma$

dægrīm (dæg|rīm) † n. number of days. ∞ ^dægrīm$

~rima m. dawn. ∞ ^dægrima$

~sang m. daily service. ∞ ^dægsang$

~sciėld † m. screen by day. ∞ ^dægsciėld$

~steorra m. day-star. ∞ ^dægsteorra$

~tīd f. day-time — ~tīdum by day ; time. ∞ ^dægtīd$

~tīma m. day-time, day. ∞ ^dægtīma$

~wæcce f. day-watch. ∞ ^dægwæcce$

~weard m. day-watch man. ∞ ^dægweard$

~weorc, ~eweorc † n. day's work ; daytime. ∞ ^dægweorc$ ^dægeweorc$

~weorþung f. commemoration. ∞ ^dægweorþung$

~wine a day's pay. ∞ ^dægwine$

~wist f. a day's food. ∞ ^dægwist$

~wōma † m. dawn. ∞ ^dægwōma$

dǣge f. bread-maker [dāg]. ∞ ^dǣge$

dægþerlic daily : on þisum ~an dæge on this very day [dæg]. ∞ ^dægþerlic$

dægþern I. f. a day's space. II. daily. ∞ ^dægþern$

dæl n. valley ; gulf, abyss. Cp. dell. ∞ ^dæl$

dǣl m. part, quarter (of globe), fraction ; portion, share ; part of speech, word | quantity — gōd ~, micel ~ much, ~ wintra many years. be ǣnigum ~e at all. sume ~e, be sumum ~e to some extent, partly. cȳþan be ~e make one-sided statement [gedāl]. ∞ ^dǣl$

~lēas portionless, deficient. ∞ ^dǣllēas$

~mæ̂lum av. piecemeal. ∞ ^dǣlmælum$

~nimend m. participator wg. participle (in grammar). ∞ ^dǣlnimend$

~nimendnes f. participation. ∞ ^dǣlnimendnes$

~nimung f. share-taking, share. ∞ ^dǣlnimung$

~numol* share-taking, participating. ∞ ^dǣlnumol$

~numolnes f. participation. ∞ ^dǣlnumolnes$

dǣlan divide, share — † hilde ~, fight ; tear, rend (?) ; give away, spend ; wda. distribute ; get as one's share, get, gain. ∞ ^dǣlan$

gedǣledlīce av. separately. ∞ ^gedǣledlīce$

dǣlend (dǣl|end) m. divider, distributor. ∞ ^dǣlend$

~ere m. distributor, steward ; giver. ∞ ^dǣlere$

dærst e f., lN. dærst, ea leaven ; pl. dregs, lees. ∞ ^dærst$

~ig, dræstig dreggy. ∞ ^dærstig$ ^dræstig$

ge~an leaven. ∞ ^gedærstan$

gedafen I. suitable, fitting ; II. n. due, right, what is fitting. ∞ ^gedafen$

gedafnian (gedafn|ian), dafnian, -dafen-, æ wd., gen. impers. be fitting or becoming. ∞ ^gedafnian$

~igendlic suitable, proper. ∞ ^gedafnigendlic$

~igendlīce av. suitably. ∞ ^gedafnigendlīce$

~lic, -daflic fitting, proper, right. ∞ ^gedafnlic$ ^gedaflic$

~līce av. fitly, rightly. ∞ ^gedafnlīce$

~licnes f. fitness, propriety; opportunity. ∞ ^gedafnlicnes$

dāg (m.) dough; mass of metal. ∞ ^dāg$

dagian (dag|ian) dawn, become day ; be day [dæg]. ∞ ^dagian$

~ung f. dawn, daybreak. ∞ ^dagung$

gedāl n. separation, division, distribution — līces ~ death [dǣl]. ∞ ^gedāl$

~land, -dǣl- n. common land. ∞ ^gedālland$ ^gedǣlland$

dalc, o m. brooch, bracelet. ∞ ^dalc$ ^dolc$

dalmatice f. dalmatic (vestment) [Lt.]. ∞ ^dalmatice$

darian once lurk, be hidden. ∞ ^darian$

daroþ †, ea, -eþ m. javelin. ∞ ^daroþ$

~hæbbende javelin-bearing. ∞ ^daroþhæbbende$

~lācende javelin-brandishing. ∞ ^daroþlācende$

~sceaft m. javelin-shaft. ∞ ^daroþsceaft$

daru f. hurt (physical); damage; harm, injury [dęrian]. ∞ ^daru$

datārum m. indecl. date — on þām ~ idus Aprilis [Lt.]. ∞ ^datārum$

dēacon = diacon. ∞ ^dēacon$

dēad dead | congealed (blood) ; sluggish (stream) | torpid, dull (life). ∞ ^dēad$

~bæ̂re, dēaþ-, ~bæ̂rlic, ~berende deadly. ∞ ^dēadbære$ ^dēaþbære$ ^dēadbærlic$ ^dēadberende$

~bæ̂rnes f. mortality. ∞ ^dēadbærnes$

~boren dead-born. ∞ ^dēadboren$

~hrægl n. shroud. ∞ ^dēadhrægl$

~lic, dēaþlic subject to death, mortal (man) ; deadly, sanguinary (victory). ∞ ^dēadlic$

~līce av. deadly. ∞ ^dēadlīce$ ^dēaþlīc$

~licnes f. being subject to death, mortality ; mortal frailty. ∞ ^dēadlicnes$

~spryng m. ulcer, carbuncle. ∞ ^dēadspryng$

~więlle barren. ∞ ^dēadwięlle$

dēaf deaf ; ~ corn empty ear of corn. ∞ ^dēaf$

dēafo f. deafness. ∞ ^dēafo$

dēag f. dye ; colour (of cloth). ∞ ^dēag$

~ian. dye. ∞ ^dēagian$

~ung f. dyeing ; colour (of cloth). ∞ ^dēagung$

~wyrmede dēaw- gouty. ∞ ^dēagwyrmede$

dēaggede = *dēaw-wyrmede gouty. ∞ ^dēaggede$

dēagol = dīegle. ∞ ^dēagol$

dēah, pl. dugon, prt. dohte vb. avail, be of use, be good : ne dohte hit there was no goodness (in the country); wdg. be equivalent to, able to procure | be vigorous : hrīþer dugunde | be (a) worthy (man), be virtuous, be liberal. ∞ ^dēah$ ^dugan$ ^dēag$ ^dēaht$ ^dugon$ ^dohte$ ^dohtest$ ^dohton$ ^dyge$ ^dygen$ ^dohten$ ^dugaþ$ ^dugende$

deall † proud (of), exulting (in), resplendent (with) wi. ∞ ^deall$

deareþ = daroþ. ∞ ^deareþ$

dearf bold lN. ∞ ^dearf$

dearnunga, dy-, -inga av. secretly, privately, clandestinely. ∞ ^dearnunga$ ^dyrnunga$ ^dearninga$

dearr vb., sbj. dyrre, u, pl. durron, prt. dorste dare, venture. ∞ ^dearr$ ^durran$ ^dearst$ ^durron$ ^dorste$ ^dorstest$ ^dorston$ ^dyrre$ ^dyrren$ ^dorsten$ ^durfaþ$

dearste = dærste. ∞ ^dearste$

dēaþ m., once f. death. ∞ ^dēaþ$

~bæ̂re = dēad-. ∞ ^dēaþbære$

~bēacnigende boding death. ∞ ^dēaþbēacnigende$

~bēam † m. tree of death. ∞ ^dēaþbēam$

~będd † n. grave. ∞ ^dēaþbędd$

~berende † deadly, fatal. ∞ ^dēaþberende$

~cwalu † f. deadly pain ; deadly destruction, fatal infliction. ∞ ^dēaþcwalu$

~cwealm † m. slaughter. ∞ ^dēaþcwealm$

~cwięlman kill. ∞ ^dēaþcwięlman$

~dæg † m. day of death. ∞ ^dēaþdæg$

~gedāl † m. separation of body and soul in death. ∞ ^dēaþgedāl$

~dęnu † f. valley of death. ∞ ^dēaþdęnu$

~drępe † m. death-stroke. ∞ ^dēaþdrępe$

~fǣge † fated to die. ∞ ^dēaþfǣge$

~godas mpl. manes. ∞ ^dēaþgodas$

~lic = dēadlic. ∞ ^dēaþlic$

~lieg † m. deadly flame. ∞ ^dēaþlieg$

~mægen † n. death-bringing troop. ∞ ^dēaþmægen$

~rǣs † m. sudden death. ∞ ^dēaþrǣs$

~rēaf n. spoils Gl. ∞ ^dēaþrēaf$

~ręced † n. sepulchre. ∞ ^dēaþręced$

~rēow † deadly cruel, savage. ∞ ^dēaþrēow$

~scua, ~scufa m. shadow of death ; deadly phantom. ∞ ^dēaþscua$ ^dēaþscufa$

~scyld f. capital crime, deadly sin. ∞ ^dēaþscyld$

~scyldig guilty of a capital crime. ∞ ^dēaþscyldig$

~sęle † m. hall of death. ∞ ^dēaþsęle$

~slęge † m. death-blow, deadly stroke. ∞ ^dēaþslęge$

~spere † m. deadly spear. ∞ ^dēaþspere$

~stęde † m. death-place. ∞ ^dēaþstęde$

~þegnunga, -þen- fpl. funeral service, funeral. ∞ ^dēaþþegnunga$ ^dēaþþenunga$

~wæ̂ge † n. deadly cup. ∞ ^dēaþwæge$

~wang † m. plain of death. ∞ ^dēaþwang$

~wērig † dead. ∞ ^dēaþwērig$

~wīc † n. death-dwelling. ∞ ^dēaþwīc$

~wyrda fpl. fates Gl. ∞ ^dēaþwyrda$

gedēaþian kill lN. ∞ ^gedēaþian$

dēaw mn. dew. ∞ ^dēaw$

~drēos*, ia † fall of dew. ∞ ^dēawdrēos$

~ig dewy. ∞ ^dēawig$

~igfeþer, ~ig-feþer †, -a dewy-winged. ∞ ^dēawigfeþer$

dēawwyrm (dēaw-wyrm) m. ring-worm. ∞ ^dēawwyrm$

~ede*, deagw-, deaggede gouty . ∞ ^dēawwyrmede$

dēcan, e smear, plaster. ∞ ^dēcan$

declīnian (declīn|ian)* decline (in grammar) [Lt.] ∞ ^declīnian$

~igendlic declinable. ∞ ^declīnigendlic$

~ung f. declension. ∞ ^declīnung$

gedēfe (gedēf|e), oe I. fitting, seemly ; gentle, meek. II. av. fittingly [gedafen]. ∞ ^gedēfe$

~lic, ~elic, dēflic fitting. ∞ ^gedēflic$ ^gedēfelic$ ^dēflic$

~līce av. fitly, becomingly.' ∞ ^gedēflīce$

~nes f. gentleness. ∞ ^gedēfnes$

dēgolfull [ē = ēa or īe]† once mysterious. ∞ ^dēgolfull$

dehter d. of dohtor. ∞ ^dehter$

gedelf n. digging ; trench. ∞ ^gedelf$

delfan (delf|an) 3 dig, burrow. ∞ ^delfan$

~ere m. digger. ∞ ^delfere$

~ing f. digging. ∞ ^delfing$

~īsen n. spade. ∞ ^delfīsen$

delfīn m. dolphin [Lt. delphinus]. ∞ ^delfīn$

dęll (n.) valley (?) Ct. Perhaps weak (unaccented) form of dæl. Cp. pull weak form of pōl. ∞ ^dęll$

delu f. nipple (of breast). ∞ ^delu$

dēman (dēm|an), oe judge, decree, assign gen. w. d. of person : ēow biþ ge~ed, ~ unryht ; wda. ~ him selfum wīte | condemn w. a. and tō : ~ hine tō dēaþe | consider, estimate ; glorify, praise. ∞ ^dēman$

~end †, ~ere m. judge. ∞ ^dēmend$

dēma, oe m. judge [dōm]. ∞ ^dēma$ ^doema$

dęmm m. damage, injury, loss, misfortune. ∞ ^dęmm$

gedēn = gedōn. ∞ ^gedēn$

Dęne (Dęn|e) pl., g. -igea, ~a Danes, Scandinavians. ~a lagu Danish law ; district under Danish law, East-Anglia, &c. ∞ ^Dęne$

~amearc (~a-mearc), ~em- f. Denmark. ∞ ^Dęnamearc$

~isc Danish. ∞ ^Dęnisc$

dęnn (dęn|n) n. den. ∞ ^dęnn$

~bæ̂re n. swine-pasture. ∞ ^dęnbære$

dęn u f. valley. ∞ ^dęn$

~eland n. valley Gl. ∞ ^dęneland$

dēofol, -el n. devil, demon [Lt. diabolus]. ∞ ^dēofol$ ^dēofel$

~cræft m. art of the devil ; witchcraft. ∞ ^dēofolcræft$

~cund like the devil, diabolical. ∞ ^dēofolcund$

~dæ̂d † f. diabolical deed. ∞ ^dēofoldæd$

~giėld n. idol ; idolatry. ∞ ^dēofolgiėld$

~giėlda m. idolater. ∞ ^dēofolgiėlda$

~giėldhūs, ~giėld-hūs n. heathen temple. ∞ ^dēofolgiėldhūs$

~lic, dēoflic devilish, of the devil. ∞ ^dēofollic$ ^dēoflic$

~scin n. diabolical phantom. ∞ ^dēofolscin$

~sēoc possessed with a devil. ∞ ^dēofolsēoc$

~sēocnes f. demoniacal possession. ∞ ^dēofolsēocnes$

~wītga † m. wizard. ∞ ^dēofolwītga$

dēogol = dīegle. ∞ ^dēogol$

dēop I. deep ; profound (learning, mystery), awful, terrible, excessive, great (crime), high (price). II. n. deep place, depth, abyss. ∞ ^dēop$

~e av. deep (wounded), deeply (consider), thoroughly, seriously. ∞ ^dēope$

~hycgende †, -hygdig †, -hȳd- deeply meditating, thoughtful. ∞ ^dēophycgende$

~lic profound, thorough. ∞ ^dēoplic$

~līce av. profoundly. ∞ ^dēoplīce$

~nes f. deepness ; deep place, depth, abyss, gulf; mystery. ∞ ^dēopnes$

~þancol thoughtful. ∞ ^dēopþancol$

dēor n. (wild) animal ; deer, reindeer. ∞ ^dēor$

~cynn n. species of animal. ∞ ^dēorcynn$

~en of a wild animal. ∞ ^dēoren$

~fald m. deer-park. ∞ ^dēorfald$

~fellen made of hides. ∞ ^dēorfellen$

~friþ m. preservation of deer. ∞ ^dēorfriþ$

~hęge m. deer-fence, park-fence. ∞ ^dēorhęge$

~nętt n. hunting-net. ∞ ^dēornętt$

~tūn m. park. ∞ ^dēortūn$

dēor † brave, bold ; severe, full of hardship ; fierce. ∞ ^dēor$ ^dīor$

~lic brave (deed). ∞ ^dēorlic$

~mōd brave. ∞ ^dēormōd$

dēoran = dīeran. ∞ ^dēoran$

deorc, y dark ; obscure ; gloomy, sad ; terrible ; evil, wicked ; unintelligent, ignorant (mind). ∞ ^deorc$ ^dyrc$

~e av. darkly, sadly. ∞ ^deorce$

~egræ̂g dark grey. ∞ ^deorcegræg$

~full dark. ∞ ^deorcfull$

~līce av. gloomily. ∞ ^deorclīce$

~nes f. darkness. ∞ ^deorcnes$

~ung f. twilight. ∞ ^deorcung$

dēore (dēor|e) = dīere beloved. ∞ ^dēore$

~boren of noble birth. ∞ ^dēorboren$

~līce av. preciously. ∞ ^dēorlīce$

~ling = dīerling. ∞ ^dēorling$

dēorwierþe (dēor-wierþ|e), -weorþ, -wurþ, dīer- valuable, precious. ∞ ^dēorwierþe$

~līce av. dearly : ~ healdan. ∞ ^dēorwierþlīce$

~nes f. precious thing, treasure. ∞ ^dēorwierþnes$

gedeorf n. labour, effort ; hardship. ∞ ^gedeorf$

~lēas fruitless (?) Gl. ∞ ^gedeorflēas$

~nes f. tribulation. ∞ ^gedeorfnes$

~sum vL. grievous. ∞ ^gedeorfsum$

(ge)deorfan 3 labour | perish. ∞ ^gedeorfan$

deppan, deppettan = dy-. ∞ ^deppan$ ^deppettan$

dęrian (dęr|ian) wd. injure, hurt, annoy [daru]. ∞ ^dęrian$

~igendlic hurtful, noxious. ∞ ^dęrigendlic$

~ung f. injuring. ∞ ^dęrung$

Dēre pl. inhabitants of Deira. ∞ ^Dēre$

derodin, dy- (m.) scarlet dye [Lt. teredinem]. ∞ ^derodin$ ^dyrodin$

dēþ, see dōn. ∞ ^dēþ$

diacon, ea, eo m. deacon [Lt. diaconus]. ∞ ^diacon$ ^deacon$ ^deocon$

~hād m. deaconship. ∞ ^diaconhād$

~rocc m. dalmatic. ∞ ^diaconrocc$

~þegnung, -þēn- f. ministration of a deacon, deaconship. ∞ ^diaconþegnung$ ^diaconþenung$

dīc, í m. wall of earth, embankment, rampart, stone wall | mf. ditch, moat. ∞ ^dīc$

~sceard n. gap in stone wall. ∞ ^dīcsceard$

dīcian (dīc|ian) dig, make embankment. ∞ ^dīcian$

~ere m. digger. ∞ ^dīcere$

~ung f. digging a ditch. ∞ ^dīcung$

dīedan put to death [dēad]. ∞ ^dīedan$

dīefan (dīef|an)*, y dip [dūfan]. ∞ ^dīefan$

~ing f. immersion. ∞ ^dīefing$

gedīegan carry out with safety, survive (danger, illness), abs. feore ~ [dēah]. ∞ ^gedīegan$ ^gedīgan$

dīegellīce (dīegel|līce), -elīce, -ol-, ēa, ēo av. secretly. ∞ ^dīegellīce$

~nes f. secrecy ; secret, mystery ; privacy. ∞ ^dīegelnes$

dīegle (dīegl|e), dīhle, dēagol, dēogol, dȳgel, dȳgol, ī, A. dēgol I. secret, hidden ; mysterious, profound ; doubtful, unknown. II. n. secret, mystery; secret place, grave, on ~e, on ~um in secret. III. av. secretly, stealthily. ∞ ^dīegle$ ^dīhle$dēagol$ ^dēogol$ ^dȳgel$ ^dȳgol$ ^dēgol$

dīeglan, dīeglian hide. ∞ ^dīeglan$ ^dīeglian$

dīepan*, ē, ȳ tr. dip, baptize ; (deepen), increase (oath) [dēop]. ∞ ^dīepan$ ^dēopan$

dīepe, dīep(o) f. depth ; the deep, sea ; deep place (in river) ; abyss, gulf [dēop]. ∞ ^dīepe$ ^dīepo$ ^dīep$

dīeran, ēo esteem, praise, extol. ∞ ^dīeran$

dīere (dīer|e), dēore I. beloved ; precious, costly; respected, glorious, noble. II. av. at great cost. See dēore. ∞ ^dīere$ ^dȳre$

~ling, ēo m. favourite. ∞ ^dīerling$ ^dēorling$

dięrfan*, y injure [deorfan]. ∞ ^dięrfan$

dięrnan conceal ; keep secret ; rfl. conceal one's identity. ∞ ^dięrnan$

dięrne (dięrn|e) hidden, secret — ~ geligre adultery ; deceitful, wicked [dearnunga]. ∞ ^dięrne$ ^dyrne$

~hǣmend m. fornicator. ∞ ^dięrnhǣmend$

~licgan fornicate. ∞ ^dięrnlicgan$

~liger, ~geliger f., -ligerscipe, -geligerscipe m. adultery. ∞ ^dięrnliger$ ^dięrngeliger$ ^dięrnligerscipe$ ^dięrnligergescipe$

~writ, ~gewrit n. apocryphal book. ∞ ^dięrnwrit$ ^dięrngewrit$

dīersian*, y glorify, praise [dīere]. ∞ ^dīersian$

diht n. direction, command ; arranging, ordering ; administration, office, action, conduct ; purpose, intention. ∞ ^diht$

~fæstendæg m. appointed fast. ∞ ^dihtfæstendæg$

dihtan (diht|an), diht(n)ian compose, write || wd. direct, command ; arrange [Lt. dictare]. ∞ ^dihtan$ ^dihtian$ ^dihtnian$

~ere, dihtnere m. informant, expositor. ∞ ^dihtere$ ^dihtnere$

~ung f. ordering. ∞ ^dihtung$

gediht n. composition, literary work. ∞ ^gediht$

dile, y m. dill. ∞ ^dile$ ^dyle$

dīlgian, dīlegian, y erase (writing) ; destroy, blot out. ∞ ^dīlgian$ ^dīlegian$ ^dylgian$ ^dylgan$

dilignes f. destruction. ∞ ^dilignes$

dimm (dim|m) dark; unknown, obscure (disease) ; wicked (deed). ∞ ^dimm$

~hīw of dark colour. ∞ ^dimhīw$

~hof n. hiding-place. ∞ ^dimhof$

~hūs n. prison. ∞ ^dimhūs$

~lic dark ; secret. ∞ ^dimlic$

~nes f. darkness ; mist ; dimness (of eye-sight). ∞ ^dimnes$

~scua m. darkness (of mind). ∞ ^dimscua$

dīner-, dign- m. a coin, piece of money [Lt. denarius]. ∞ ^dīner$

ding = dyng, d. of dung. ∞ ^ding$

dinge †, dinne (n.) (?). ∞ ^dinge$

dirige f. dirge, 'vigilia' Gl. [Lt. dirige !]. ∞ ^dirige$

disc m. dish, plate, bowl [Lt. discus]. ∞ ^disc$

~berend, ~þegn, ~þēn m. dish-bearer, waiter, seneschal. ∞ ^discberend$ ^discþegn$ ^discberend$ ^discþen$

discipul m. disciple, pupil [Lt. discipulus]. ∞ ^discipul$

~hād m. pupilage. ∞ ^discipulhād$

disme (?) f. tansy (a plant). ∞ ^disme$

distæf (m.) distaff. ∞ ^distæf$

dōn ; dōan, ic dōm A. ; (hē) dēþ, oe ; prt. dyde, e, æ † ; ptc. gedōn, gedēn, oe vb. do, perform, act : ~ yfel ; ~ swā ; ~ ælmessan ; gif hē elles dēþ ; siþþan þis ge~ wæs when this had happened ; hwæt dō ic? what shall I do? or what will become of me? | wda. do good or evil to … | w. rfl. d. : dyde ic mē tō gamene ganetes hlēoþor I made the gull's song a solace to me | ne dēþ hē nān þing tō gōde will do no good (to himself or others) | ~ tō nāhte annul. hwæt dō we ymbe hine? do with him | make (statues) || half auxiliary : se mōna dēþ ǣgþer, ge wyxþ ge wanaþ | to take place of verb : Crīst wēox swāswā ōþre cild dōþ. þā getīmode him swāswā dēþ fisce || cause : ~ hine tō cyninge. dyde hine lǣssan þonne hē wæs made him out to be … ~ tō witanne. dyde hine forlǣtan … . dēþ þæt fȳr cymþ. || put, give, &c., also met. :þā handa dōþ þone bīgleofan þām mūþe. gen. w. av. or prp.: furþor ~ , ~ tō hīerran hāde promote, ~ tō ānum unite. ~ six dagas of þām getele subtract | w. advs. : ~ on, of put on, off (clothes). ~ þanon take away. ~ ūp put ashore : þā dyde hē on his byrnan. ∞ ^dōn$

gedōn vb. do, act, make ; cause ; put, &c. : hē gedyde þæt nān cyning ær gedōn ne dorste. hē hīe tō hīersumnesse gedyde reduced to subjection. hē gedyde dumbum menn sprǣce. hē gedyde Crēcas on his geweald conquered | w.avs. : ~ forþ manifest, ~ ūp exhume || encamp, halt w. æt, on ; cast anchor (innan Sæferne-mūþan). ∞ ^gedōn$

docce f. dock (a plant). sēo fealwe ~. sēo rēade ~. sēo scearpe ~ sorrel. ~ sēo þe swimman wile water-lily. ∞ ^docce$

dōere m. doer, agent. ∞ ^dōere$

gedof n. fury, madness. ∞ ^gedof$ ^dof$

dofian (dof|ian) rage. ∞ ^dofian$

(ge)~ung f. frenzy, madness. ∞ ^gedofung$ ^dofung$

dogian (?) once † endure. ∞ ^dogian$

dogga*, cg m. dog. ∞ ^dogga$

dōgor (†), d., i. ~, dog(o)re n. day — uferan ~e at some future time [dæg]. ∞ ^dōgor$ ^dōgre$

~rim, ~gerīm n. number of days, term of life. ∞ ^dōgorrim$ ^dōgorgerim$

dohte, prt. of dēah. ∞ ^dohte$

dohtig L. (man) of worth ; doughty, vigorous; good (man) , respectable [from dyhtig by infl. of dohte]. ∞ ^dohtig$

dohtor, d. dohtor, dehter, oe f. daughter. ∞ ^dohtor$

dohx = dosc dark. ∞ ^dohx$

dol I. foolish, presumptuous ; dull-witted, stupid. II. n. folly, conceit. ∞ ^dol$

~giėlp n. foolish pride, brag. ∞ ^dolgiėlp$

~lic foolish ; rash. ∞ ^dollic$

~līce av. foolishly ; rashly. ∞ ^dollīce$

~scaþa † m. rash depredator. ∞ ^dolscaþa$

~scipe m. folly. ∞ ^dolscipe$

~spræ̂c f. foolish speech, loquacity. ∞ ^dolspræc$

~willen † I. rash. II. n. rashness. ∞ ^dolwillen$

~wīte † m. Or two words (?). ∞ ^dolwīte$

dolc = dalc. ∞ ^dolc$

dolg n. wound, scar. ∞ ^dolg$

~bęnn † f. wound. ∞ ^dolgbęnn$

~bōt f. compensation for wound. ∞ ^dolgbōt$

~dręnc m. wound-potion. ∞ ^dolgdręnc$

~ian wound. ∞ ^dolgian$

~rūne f. pellitory. ∞ ^dolgrūne$

~sealf f. wound-salve, poultice, wound. ∞ ^dolgsealf$

~slęge † m. wound, stroke. ∞ ^dolgslęge$

~swaþu f. scar. ∞ ^dolgswaþu$

~wund † wounded. ∞ ^dolgwund$

dōm m. (free) will, option, choice : bēad him hira āgenne ~ feos ; opinion ; judgement, judicial sentence, decree, law, court of law, meeting | authority, power, dominion ; magnificence; reputation, glory | interpretation (of dream) || ~es dæg m. day of judgement, doomsday. ∞ ^dōm$

~bōc. law-book, code. ∞ ^dōmbōc$

~dæg m. doomsday, last day. ∞ ^dōmdæg$

~ēadig † glorious. ∞ ^dōmēadig$

~ern n. judgement-hall, law-court. ∞ ^dōmern$

~fæst † just ; glorious. ∞ ^dōmfæst$

~fæstnes f. justice. ∞ ^dōmfæstnes$

~georn † ambitious, noble, righteous. ∞ ^dōmgeorn$

~hūs n. tribunal, law-court. ∞ ^dōmhūs$

~hwæt † ambitious. ∞ ^dōmhwæt$

~isc of the day of judgement. ∞ ^dōmisc$

~lēas † inglorious ; powerless. ∞ ^dōmlēas$

~lic judicial, canonical ; glorious. ∞ ^dōmlic$

~līce † av. judicially; gloriously. ∞ ^dōmlīce$

~setl n. judgement-seat, tribunal. ∞ ^dōmsetl$

~sęttend m. lawyer, judge. ∞ ^dōmsęttend$

~stōw f. tribunal. ∞ ^dōmstōw$

~weorþung f. glory, honour. ∞ ^dōmweorþung$

domian (dom|ian) glorify. ∞ ^domian$

~ere (?) m. judge = dēmere. ∞ ^domere$

domne lord [Lt. domiuus]. ∞ ^domne$

dopęned (dop|ęned) f. ~fugol m. waterfowl. ∞ ^dopęned$

doppettan dive, plunge (of waterbirds). ∞ ^doppettan$

dor n. door, gate ; pass [duru]. ∞ ^dor$

dora m. humble-bee. ∞ ^dora$

dorste prt. of dearr. ∞ ^dorste$

dosc*, dohx dark-coloured. ∞ ^dosc$

dott m. speck, head (of boil). ∞ ^dott$

dox = dosc dark. ∞ ^dox$

draca (drac|a) m. dragon. ~an blōd dragon's blood (a juice) [Lt. draco]. ∞ ^draca$

dracente, dracentse, -conze f. dragonwort [Lt. dracontea]. ∞ ^dracente$ ^dracentse$ ^draconze$

dræ̂dan I b prt. -drēd, A. ~drēord, in on~ dread. ∞ ^drædan$

drǣf = drāf. ∞ ^drǣf$

drǣfan (drǣf|an) drive — ūt~ expel [drīfan]. ∞ ^drǣfan$

~end m. hunter. ∞ ^drǣfend$

gedræg = gedrēog. ∞ ^gedræg$ ^dræg$

dræge (dræg|e) f. drag-net [dragan]. ∞ ^dræge$

~nętt n. drag-net. ∞ ^drægnętt$

dræstig = dærstig. ∞ ^dræstig$

drāf, ǣ f. drove; herd; crowd, band [drīfan]. ∞ ^drāf$ ^drǣf$

dragan 2 drag, draw || intr. go. ∞ ^dragan$

drān, ǣ f. drone. ∞ ^drān$ ^drǣn$

gedrēag † n. crowd, troop, tumult, lamentation. ∞ ^gedrēag$ ^drēag$

dreahnian, dreh- strain ; strain out (a gnat). ∞ ^dreahnian$ ^drehnian$

drēam m. joy, bliss ; mirth, revelry ; musical sound, melody ; musical instrument. ∞ ^drēam$

~cræft m. music. ∞ ^drēamcræft$

~ere m. musician. ∞ ^drēamere$

~hæbbende †, ~healdende † joyful, blessed. ∞ ^drēamhæbbende$

~lēas † joyless. ∞ ^drēamlēas$

~lic pleasant ; musical. ∞ ^drēamlic$

~nes f. singing. ∞ ^drēamnes$

~swinsung f. harmony. ∞ ^drēamswinsung$

dręccan (dręcc|an) trouble, annoy; vex; afflict, torment. ∞ ^dręccan$

~ing f. tribulation. ∞ ^dręccing$

(ge)~ednes, -dreced- f. affliction. ∞ ^gedręccednes$ ^dręccednes$

drēfan (drēf|an), oe make turbid, stir up (water), ruffle | trouble (in mind), afflict [drōf]. ∞ ^drēfan$

~ere*, drēfre m. disturber. ∞ ^drēfere$

ge~edlic thick (darkness). ∞ ^gedrēfedlic$ ^drēfedlic$

(ge)~ednes, gedrēfnes f. tribulation, disturbance, grief, scandal. ∞ ^gedrēfednes$ ^drēfednes$

~ing f. disturbance. ∞ ^drēfing$

drefel rheumy, snivelling (person) (?) Ct. ∞ ^drefel$

drefliende once suffering from rheum Gl. ∞ ^drefliende$

drehnian = dreahnian. ∞ ^drehnian$

dręnc m. what is drunk, drink — wīnes ~ wine ; (medical) drink, draught | drowning [drincan]. ∞ ^dręnc$

~cuppe f. drinking-cup. ∞ ^dręnccuppe$

~fæt n. cup. ∞ ^dręncfæt$

~flod, ~eflod † m. deluge. ∞ ^dręncflod$ ^dręnceflod$

~horn m. drinking-horn. ∞ ^dręnchorn$

~hūs n. drinking-house. ∞ ^dręnchūs$

dręncan give to drink ; ply (with liquor), intoxicate | submerge, drown. ∞ ^dręncan$

dręng m. (Scandinavian) warrior L. [Scand.]. ∞ ^dręng$

gedrēog I. n. what is useful or suitable, keeping (shoes) in good condition — tō ~e gān privy. II. aj. sober. ∞ ^gedrēog$ ^drēog$

~lǣcan put in order (temple), attend to, manage (farm). ∞ ^gedrēoglǣcan$ ^drēoglǣcan$

~līce av. suitably, carefully ; drēohlīce L. humbly. ∞ ^gedrēoglīce$ ^drēoglīce$

drēogan 7 do (with effort), perform, carry out (will of God), wage (war), commit (crime), lead (a certain life), enjoy ; suffer, endure || intr. be employed, be busy, strive. ∞ ^drēogan$ ^drēah$

drēopan (drēop|an) 7 intr. drop, drip. ∞ ^drēopan$

~ian, A. ēa intr. drop, drip. ∞ ^drēopian$

~ung f. dropping. ∞ ^drēopung$

drēor † (m.) blood [drēosan]. ∞ ^drēor$

~fāg blood-stained. ∞ ^drēorfāg$

~lic see ~iglic. ∞ ^drēorlic$

~sęle (drēor-sęle) m. dreary hall. ∞ ^drēorsęle$

dreorian (dreor|ian)*. ∞ ^dreorian$

~ung f. falling. ∞ ^dreorung$

drēord (-drēord) A. prt. of -dræ̂dan dread. ∞ ^drēord$

drēorig † blood-stained, gory | sad, sorrowful. ∞ ^drēorig$

~ferþ † sad. ∞ ^drēorigferþ$

~hlēor † sad of countenance. ∞ ^drēorighlēor$

~lic, drēor(i)lic sanguinary, cruel ; sad. mournful. ∞ ^drēoriglic$ ^drēorilic$

~līce av. sadly. ∞ ^drēoriglīce$

~mōd † sad. ∞ ^drēorigmōd$

~nes f. sadness. ∞ ^drēorignes$

drēorgian fall, crumble away. ∞ ^drēorgian$

drēosan (drēos|an) ptc. droren 7 fall ; come to ruin, perish — prs. ptc. ~ende perishable. ∞ ^drēosan$

gedrep n. stroke (of darts). ∞ ^gedrep$ ^drep$

drepan (drep|an) 5 strike, hit (with weapon) — ptc. ~en struck down (by disease) ; kill. ∞ ^drepan$

drępe, y m. (death) stroke, blow. ∞ ^drępe$ ^drype$

gedrīehþ f. sobriety, moderation [gedrēog]. ∞ ^gedrīehþ$ ^drīehþ$

drīeman (drīem|an) rejoice; play on a musical instrument, make melody — ptc. ge~ed harmonious. ∞ ^drīeman$

~ing f. susurrus. ∞ ^drīeming$

(ge)drīeme melodious, cheerful [drēam]. ∞ ^gedrīeme$ ^drīeme$

drīepan let drop, pour a drop ; moisten [drēopan]. ∞ ^drīepan$

drif f., ge~ fever lA. ∞ ^drif$

gedrif n. what is driven, regions (of air and water) ; stubble. ∞ ^gedrif$ ^drif$

drīfan 6 drive ; expel ; pursue — ~ spor follow track ; do, practise, transact — ~ cēap make bargain ; ~ sprǣce carry on a lawsuit || intr. move with violence, dash. ∞ ^drīfan$

gedrinc, y n. carousal. ∞ ^gedrinc$ ^drinc$

drinc- = drync-. ∞ ^drinc$

drincan (drinc|an) 3 drink — ptc. druncen intoxicated, flushed. ∞ ^drincan$

~ere m. drinker, drunkard. ∞ ^drincere$

gedrincan 3 drink up ; engulf. ∞ ^gedrincan$ ^drincan$

drinca m. drink, something to drink. ∞ ^drinca$

drit (n.) dirt. ∞ ^drit$

drītan (drīt|an) cacare. ∞ ^drītan$

~ing f. digestion Gl. ∞ ^drīting$

drōf, ge~ turbid, muddy. ∞ ^drōf$ ^gedrōf$

~lic sad, irksome. ∞ ^drōflic$

drōfe av. grievously, severely. ∞ ^drōfe$

gedrofenlic full of trouble. ∞ ^gedrofenlic$ ^drofenlic$

droge f. once excrement. ∞ ^droge$

droht (m.) manner of life [drēogan]. ∞ ^droht$

drohtian (droht|ian) ; ~nian L., intr. pass life, live, dwell, continue ; behave. ∞ ^drohtian$

~aþ, ~noþ m. way of life ; circumstances, condition ; dwelling, sojourn ; society, intercourse. ∞ ^drohtaþ$ ^drohtnoþ$

~ung, ~nung f. (way of) life, conduct; circumstances, condition. ∞ ^drohtung$ ^drohtnung$

dropian (drop|ian) drop intr. ∞ ^dropian$

~ung f. dropping. ∞ ^dropung$

dropa (drop|a) m. drop ; a disease. ∞ ^dropa$

~fāg spotted. ∞ ^dropfāg$

~mæ̂lum av. drop by drop. ∞ ^dropmælum$

droppettan (droppett|an), -etan, -ian intr. drop, drip. ∞ ^droppettan$

~ung f. dropping. ∞ ^droppettung$

droren ptc. of drēosan. ∞ ^droren$

drōs, ~na m., ~ne f. dregs ; dirt ; ear-wax. ∞ ^drōs$ ^drōsna$ ^drōsne$

drūgian (drūg|ian), drūw- intr. become dry, dry up [drȳge]. ∞ ^drūgian$

~aþ, ~oþ m. dryness ; drought ; dry ground (!). ∞ ^drūgaþ$ ^drūgoþ$

~ung f. drought ; dry place (!). ∞ ^drūgung$

druncmęnnen (drunc-męnnen) † n. drunken female serf. ∞ ^druncmęnnen$

druncen I. intoxicated. II. n. drunkenness [drincan]. ∞ ^druncen$

~georn drunken. ∞ ^druncengeorn$

~hād m. drunkenness L. ∞ ^druncenhād$

~nes f. intoxication. ∞ ^druncennes$

~scipe m. intoxication. ∞ ^druncenscipe$

~willen drunken. ∞ ^druncenwillen$

druncnian (druncn|ian) become intoxicated ; be drowned. ∞ ^druncnian$

~ing f. becoming intoxicated. ∞ ^druncning$

drūt † f. beloved one [German]. ∞ ^drūt$

drūsian become languid, sluggish (through old age). ∞ ^drūsian$

drūwian = drūgian. ∞ ^drūwian$

drȳ m. magician; sorcery [Celtic]. ∞ ^drȳ$

~cræft m. sorcery. ∞ ^drȳcræft$

~cræftig skilled in magic. ∞ ^drȳcræftig$

~ecge f. sorceress. ∞ ^drȳecge$

~lic magic. ∞ ^drȳlic$

~mann m. sorcerer. ∞ ^drȳmann$

gedrycned once afflicted. ∞ ^gedrycned$

drȳgan tr. dry ; wipe, wipe off. ∞ ^drȳgan$

drȳge (drȳg|e) I. dry. II. n. dry land : on ~um [drūgian]. ∞ ^drȳge$

~nes f. dryness. ∞ ^drȳgnes$

~scōd dry-footed. ∞ ^drȳgscōd$

dryht † f. troop of retainers , multitude, army; pl. men, mankind. ∞ ^dryht$ ^driht$

~bearn n. princely child. ∞ ^dryhtbearn$

~cwēn f. queen. ∞ ^dryhtcwēn$

~dōm m. judgement Pr. ∞ ^dryhtdōm$

~ealdor m. bridesman Gl. ∞ ^dryhtealdor$

~folc n. multitude ; nation. ∞ ^dryhtfolc$

~guma m. retainer ; warrior ; man. ∞ ^dryhtguma$

~lēoþ n. noble song, hymn. ∞ ^dryhtlēoþ$

~lic lordly, noble ; of the Lord. ∞ ^dryhtlic$

~līce av. in a lordly, divine, noble manner. ∞ ^dryhtlīce$

~māþm m. noble treasure. ∞ ^dryhtmāþm$

~nē m. dead body of a warrior. ∞ ^dryhtnē$

~scipe m. sovereignty, power ; nobility, courage, virtue. ∞ ^dryhtscipe$

~sęle m. princely hall. ∞ ^dryhtsęle$

~sibb f. peace, alliance. ∞ ^dryhtsibb$

~gesīþ m. retainer, warrior. ∞ ^dryhtgesīþ$

~gestrēon n. noble treasure. ∞ ^dryhtgestrēon$

~wer m. man. ∞ ^dryhtwer$

~weorþ divine. ∞ ^dryhtweorþ$

~wuniende living among the people. ∞ ^dryhtwuniende$

gedryht † f. troop, body of retainers. ∞ ^gedryht$ ^gedriht$

~a m. fellow-soldier Gl. ∞ ^gedryhta$

dryhten m. lord, prince ; the Lord (God or Christ). ∞ ^dryhten$

dryhten- L. for dryht-. ∞ ^dryhten$

~bēag m. money paid to the king for killing a freeman. ∞ ^dryhtenbēag$

~bealo † n. great evil, extreme misery. ∞ ^dryhtenbealo$

~dōm m. glory, majesty. ∞ ^dryhtendōm$

~hold loyal. ∞ ^dryhtenhold$

~lic of the Lord. ∞ ^dryhtenlic$

~līce av. according to the Lord. ∞ ^dryhtenlīce$

~weard m. king. ∞ ^dryhtenweard$

drync, drinc m. drinking ; drink, potion [drincan]. ∞ ^drync$ ^drinc$

~fæt, ~efæt n. cup. ∞ ^dryncfæt$ ^dryncefæt$

~elēan n. tributary drink (?) LL. ∞ ^dryncelēan$

~wērig overcome with drink. ∞ ^dryncwērig$

dryncan (drync|an) once give to drink tr. ∞ ^dryncan$

ge~nes f. immersion, baptism. ∞ ^gedryncnes$ ^dryncnes$

drype = drępe. ∞ ^drype$

dryre m. falling, fall; cessation, loss [drēosan]. ∞ ^dryre$

dryslic terrible. ∞ ^dryslic$

drysmian † become gloomy. ∞ ^drysmian$

drysnan (drysn|an) extinguish lN. [drosn]. ∞ ^drysnan$

~ian vanish. ∞ ^drysnian$

dubbian L. dub, knight. ∞ ^dubbian$

dūce f. duck. ∞ ^dūce$

dūfan 7 intr. dive ; sink, be drowned. ∞ ^dūfan$

dūfedoppa (dūfe-doppa) m. pelican (!). ∞ ^dūfedoppa$

dugon pl. of dēah. ∞ ^dugon$

duguþ, -oþ f. those of mature age coll. (opposed to geoguþ the young) ; body of retainers, retainers coll., nobility coll., flower (of a nation) | army, host; multitude, nation, people ; pl. men, mankind | power, rule, majesty, glory | excellence, virtue ; good thing, benefit, happiness ; decorum, etiquette [dēah]. ∞ ^duguþ$ ^dugoþ$

~ealdor m. president. ∞ ^duguþealdor$

~giėfu f. gift, donation. ∞ ^duguþgiėfu$

~līce av. with authority. ∞ ^duguþlīce$

dulmun m. warship [Lt. dromunda, dromo]. ∞ ^dulmun$

dumb dumb, silent. ∞ ^dumb$

dūn f., locative -dȳne (?) Ct., hill, mountain ; down. See ofdūne. ∞ ^dūn$

~ælf, ~elfen f. mountain fairy. ∞ ^dūnælf$ ^dūnelfen$

~land n. hilly country. ∞ ^dūnland$

~lęndisc hilly. ∞ ^dūnlęndisc$

~lic belonging to mountains. ∞ ^dūnlic$

~sæ̂te pl. (Welsh) mountaineers. ∞ ^dūnsæte$

~scræf n. mountain cave. ∞ ^dūnscræf$

dūne = ofdūne down. ∞ ^dūne$

dung* f., d. dyng*, i † once prison. ∞ ^dung$

dung f. dung, manure. ∞ ^dung$

dunn dun, dark brown. ∞ ^dunn$

~falo tawny. ∞ ^dunnfalo$

~græ̂g dusky. ∞ ^dunngræg$

~ian tr. obscure (light of stars). ∞ ^dunnian$

dureras mpl. folding doors. ∞ ^dureras$

durron pl. of dearr. ∞ ^durron$

duru (dur|u), g. ~a f. door. ∞ ^duru$

~stod, ~ustod, ~stodl n. door-post. ∞ ^durstod$ ^durustod$ ^durstodl$ ^durustodl$

~uþegn m. door-keeper. ∞ ^duruþegn$

~uþignen, ~eþinen f. door-keeper. ∞ ^duruþignen$ ^dureþignen$

~uweard, ~e- m. door-keeper. ∞ ^duruweard$ ^dureweard$

dūst n. dust. ∞ ^dūst$

~dręnc m. drink made of pounded seeds. ∞ ^dūstdręnc$

~scēawung f. contemplation of dust. ∞ ^dūstscēawung$

dūþ-. ∞ ^dūþ$

~hamor, dȳþ- m. papyrus. ∞ ^dūþhamor$ ^dȳþhamor$

dwæ̂s, ge~ I. dull, stupid, foolish. II. m. impostor (?). ∞ ^dwæs$ ^gedwæs$

dwæ̂sian (dwæ̂s|ian) become stupid. ∞ ^dwæsian$

~līce av. foolishly. ∞ ^dwæslīce$

~nes f. stupidity. ∞ ^dwæsnes$

dwǣscan extinguish (fire, crime, enmity). ∞ ^dwǣscan$

dwal- = dwol-. ∞ ^dwal$

dwealde prt. of dwęllan. ∞ ^dwealde$

dwęlian tr. lead astray ; lead into error, wrong-doing; deceive; prevent, thwart, afflict || intr. lose the right direction, go astray; wander (of the planets). ∞ ^dwęlian$

dwęllan, prt. dwealde lead astray, deceive — ptc. gedweald ~ man heretic. ∞ ^dwęllan$

dweorg m. dwarf. ∞ ^dweorg$

~edwosle, ~edwostle f. pennyroyal (a plant). ∞ ^dweorgedwosle$ ^dweorgedwostle$

gedwięld, dwild n. error, heresy [dwęllan]. ∞ ^gedwięld$ ^dwild$

~æsterfolgung f. heresy. ∞ ^gedwięldæsterfolgung$

~lic deceptive. ∞ ^gedwięldlic$

gedwimor n. spectre; illusion, delusion. ∞ ^gedwimor$ ^dwimor$

~lic illusive. ∞ ^gedwimorlic$

~līce av. illusively, without reality. ∞ ^gedwimorlīce$

dwīnan 6 become smaller, dwindle; waste away. ∞ ^dwīnan$

gedwol heretical. ∞ ^gedwol$ ^dwol$

dwolian (dwol|ian) stray; err. ∞ ^dwolian$

~ung f. insanity. ∞ ^dwolung$

gedwola, (gedwol|a), dwola, dwa- m. error, heresy | deceiver, heretic. ∞ ^gedwola$ ^dwola$ ^dwala$

~biscop m. heretical bishop. ∞ ^gedwolbiscop$

~cræft m. illusion, conjuring. ∞ ^gedwolcræft$

~god m. idol, false god. ∞ ^gedwolgod$

~lic heretical. ∞ ^gedwollic$

~līce av. heretically. ∞ ^gedwollīce$

~mann m. heretic. ∞ ^gedwolmann$

~mist m. mist of error. ∞ ^gedwolmist$

~spræ̂c f. heretical talk. ∞ ^gedwolspræc$

~sum erroneous. ∞ ^gedwolsum$

~þing n. imposture, idol. ∞ ^gedwolþing$

gedwolen perverse, wrong. ∞ ^gedwolen$ ^dwolen$

dwolma m. chaos. ∞ ^dwolma$

dyde prt. of dōn. ∞ ^dyde$

dydrian, dyderian (dyd(e)r|ian) delude. ∞ ^dydrian$ ^dyderian$

~ung f. illusion, phantasmagoria ; delusion, deceit. ∞ ^dydrung$ ^dyderung$

dydrin once yolk (of egg). ∞ ^dydrin$

dyge, duge sbj. of dēah. ∞ ^dyge$ ^duge$

dyhtig strong. Cp. dohtig [dēah]. ∞ ^dyhtig$

dylsta (dylst|a) m. matter, pus. ∞ ^dylsta$

~iht festering, mucous. ∞ ^dylstiht$

dyne (dyn|e) m., ge~ noise, loud sound. ∞ ^dyne$

~ian resound — gif ēaran ~ien if there is a singing in the ears. ∞ ^dynian$

~dȳne, see dūn. ∞ ^dyndȳne$

dyngan (dyng|an)* manure [dung]. ∞ ^dyngan$

~ung*, dingiung f. manuring. ∞ ^dyngung$

dynge*, i, e fallow land [dung]. ∞ ^dynge$

dȳnige once, f. a plant [dūn]. ∞ ^dȳnige$

dynt m. stroke, blow; bruise. ∞ ^dynt$

dyple double [Lt. duplex]. ∞ ^dyple$

dyppan (dypp|an), e dip ; baptize. ∞ ^dyppan$

~ettan*, vE. e dip ; baptize. ∞ ^dyppettan$

gedyre n. door-post [duru]. ∞ ^gedyre$

dyrodin = derodin. ∞ ^dyrodin$

dyrre, see dearr. ∞ ^dyrre$

gedyrst † once tribulation (?). ∞ ^gedyrst$ ^dyrst$

(ge)dyrstig bold, daring, reckless [dearr]. ∞ ^gedyrstig$ ^dyrstig$

~ian dare, presume. ∞ ^gedyrstigian$ ^dyrstigian$

~līce, -dyrstel- boldly. ∞ ^gedyrstiglīce$ ^dyrstiglīce$

~nes f. boldness. ∞ ^gedyrstignes$ ^dyrstignes$

dyrstlǣcan dare, presume. ∞ ^dyrstlǣcan$

dysig, dysi I. foolish, irrational. II. n. folly. ∞ ^dysig$ ^dysi$

~dōm m. folly, ignorance. ∞ ^dysigdōm$

~lic*, dys(e)lic foolish. ∞ ^dysiglic$ ^dyselic$

~līce*, dys- av. foolishly. ∞ ^dysiglīce$

~nes f. folly, blasphemy. ∞ ^dysignes$

dysgian (dysg|ian), dysian be foolish, act foolishly, blaspheme. ∞ ^dysgian$ ^dysian$

~ung f. foolishness. ∞ ^dysgung$

dȳstig dusty [dust]. ∞ ^dȳstig$

dyttan shut (ears), stop (mouth). ∞ ^dyttan$

dȳþhamor (dȳþ-hamor) = dūþ-. ∞ ^dȳþhamor$

E

ē, see ēa. ∞ ^ē$

ēa, g. ēa(s), īe, ē f. river ; stream. ∞ ^ēa$ ^īe$ ^ē$

~cerse f. water-cress. ∞ ^ēacerse$

~docce f. water-dock. ∞ ^ēadocce$

~fisc m. river-fish. ∞ ^ēafisc$

~lād f. watery way, ocean. ∞ ^ēalād$

~land n. island = īeg-land. ∞ ^ēaland$

~lifer f. (a plant). ∞ ^ēalifer$

~līþend † m. sailor. ∞ ^ēalīþend$

~ofer m. river-bank. ∞ ^ēaofer$

~risc f. bulrush. ∞ ^ēarisc$

~rīþ m. stream. ∞ ^ēarīþ$

~spring m. spring = æ̂spring. ∞ ^ēaspring$

~stæþ n. shore, bank. ∞ ^ēastæþ$

~strēam m. stream, water. ∞ ^ēastrēam$

~wyrt f. burdock. ∞ ^ēawyrt$

ēac prp. wd. in addition to, besides, and — ~ þon av. also. ∞ ^ēac$

ēac av. also, and … ~, ge … ~ and … also. ~ swelce (swelce … ~), ~ swa, ~ swa same also. ~ hwæþre (hwæþre ~) nevertheless. ∞ ^ēac$

ēacian increase intr. ∞ ^ēacian$

ēaca (ēac|a) m. increase, addition — tō ~an prp. wd. besides; interest (on money lent), usury. ∞ ^ēaca$

ēacen (ptc.) increased, enlarged ; endowed ; strengthened, strong, mighty, vast, great ; pregnant. ∞ ^ēacen$

~cræftig † mighty, great. ∞ ^ēacencræftig$

ēacnian (ēacn|ian) increase intr. conceive, be pregnant ; be in child-birth. ∞ ^ēacnian$

~ung, ge~ung f. conception. ∞ ^ēacnung$ ^geēacnung$

ēad † n. prosperity, happiness, (eternal) bliss, wealth. ∞ ^ēad$

~fruma m. author of prosperity. ∞ ^ēadfruma$

~giėfa m. giver of prosperity. ∞ ^ēadgiėfa$

~giėfu f. gift of prosperity. ∞ ^ēadgiėfu$

~hrēþig happy, blessed, triumphant. ∞ ^ēadhrēþig$

~lufe f. love. ∞ ^ēadlufe$

~mōd = ēaþ-mōd humble. ∞ ^ēadmōd$

~nes = ēadignes. ∞ ^ēadnes$

~wela m. riches ; prosperity, joy. ∞ ^ēadwela$

ēaden † (ptc.) granted. ∞ ^ēaden$

ēadig prosperous, rich, happy, blessed, perfect. ∞ ^ēadig$

~lic prosperous, happy ; abundant (harvest). ∞ ^ēadiglic$

~līce av. happily. ∞ ^ēadiglīce$

~nes, ēadnes f. prosperity, happiness. ∞ ^ēadignes$ ^ēadnes$

ēadgian, ēadigian, -igan count fortunate ; bless. ∞ ^ēadgian$ ^ēadigian$ ^ēadigan$

eafora †, a- m. son, child, descendant. ∞ ^eafora$ ^eafera$

eafoþ † n. strength, might. ∞ ^eafoþ$ ^eofoþ$

ēage (ēag|e) n. eye; eye (of needle). ∞ ^ēage$

~æppel m. ball of the eye. ∞ ^ēagæppel$

~gebyrd † f. nature of the eye. ∞ ^ēaggebyrd$

~duru f. window. ∞ ^ēagduru$

~flēah m. disease of the eye, albugo. ∞ ^ēagflēah$

~hring m. socket of eye. ∞ ^ēaghring$

~hyrne*, heahhyrne m. corner of the eye. ∞ ^ēaghyrne$

~sealf f. eye-salve. ∞ ^ēagsealf$

~sēoung f. cataract. ∞ ^ēagsēoung$

~sīene (~sīen|e ) visible, conspicuous — ~es with one's own eyes, visibly. ∞ ^ēagsīene$

~þȳrel n. window. ∞ ^ēagþȳrel$

~wræc m. pain in the eyes. ∞ ^ēagwræc$

~wund f. wound in the eye. ∞ ^ēagwund$

~wyrt f. eye-bright (a plant). ∞ ^ēagwyrt$

eagospind (eago-spind) = heago- cheek. ∞ ^eagospind$

ēagor, ē (n.) flood, tide ; † sea. ∞ ^ēagor$ ^ēgor$ ^ēg$

~hęre † m. flood. ∞ ^ēagorhęre$

~stręam † m. sea. ∞ ^ēagorstręam$

eaht, A. æht f. council, deliberation, consulting — æht besittan † hold council | estimation, estimated value. ∞ ^eaht$

eahtian (eaht|ian) watch over ; hold council, deliberate, consider — rǣd(es) ~ consult together; discuss, mention | estimate (at right value) ; esteem ; criticize ; praise. ∞ ^eahtian$ ^æhtian$ ^ehtian$ ^ehtigaþ$ ^geæhted$

ge~endlic estimable. ∞ ^geeahtendlic$

~ere m. estimator, valuer. ∞ ^eahtere$

(ge)~ung f. deliberation ; estimation, valuation, esteem. ∞ ^geeahtung$

eahta eight. ∞ ^eahta$

~feald eightfold. ∞ ^eahtafeald$

~hyrnede eight-cornered. ∞ ^eahtahyrnede$

~tīene eighteen. ∞ ^eahtatīene$

~tēoþa eighteenth. ∞ ^eahtatēoþa$

~tig = hundeahtatig eighty. ∞ ^eahtatig$

eahtawintre (eahta-wintre) eight years old. ∞ ^eahtawintre$

eahtoþa eighth. ∞ ^eahtoþa$

geeahtle*, æ † f. esteem. ∞ ^geeahtle$

eal- under eall. ∞ ^eal$

eal- occ. = æl-. ∞ ^eal$

ēa-lā, ēaw- oh! alas! ∞ ^ēala$

eald, cpv. ięldra, spl. ięld(e)st old — ~ fæder grandfather | spl. chief, eminent. ∞ ^eald$ ^ięldra$ ^ięldest$ ^ylda$

~gecynd n. original nature. ∞ ^ealdgecynd$

~cȳþþ, ~cȳþþu f. old country, home. ∞ ^ealdcȳþþ$ ^ealdcȳþþu$

~dagas mpl. days of old. ∞ ^ealddagas$

~dōm m. (old) age, antiquity. ∞ ^ealddōm$

~fæder, ~efæder m. grandfather; ancestor. ∞ ^ealdfæder$ ^ealdefæder$

~fēond m. old enemy, Satan. ∞ ^ealdfēond$

~hād m. old age. ∞ ^ealdhād$

~hęttende † mpl. old foes. ∞ ^ealdhęttende$

~hlāford m. hereditary lord. ∞ ^ealdhlāford$

~lic senile ; venerable. ∞ ^ealdlic$

~emōder f. grandmother. ∞ ^ealdemōder$

~genēat † m. old companion. ∞ ^ealdgenēat$

~nes f. (old) age. ∞ ^ealdnes$

~geniþla, ~niþla † m. old enemy, Satan. ∞ ^ealdgeniþla$

~(ge)ryht n. ancient right. ∞ ^ealdgeryht$

~seaxe mpl. Old Saxons. ∞ ^ealdseaxe$

~gesęgen † f. old tradition. ∞ ^ealdgesęgen$

~gesīþ † m. old companion. ∞ ^ealdgesīþ$

~spell n. old story ; history. ∞ ^ealdspell$

~spræ̂c f. old tradition, history. ∞ ^ealdspræc$

~gestrēon † n. old treasure. ∞ ^ealdgestrēon$

~geweorc † n. ancient work (of the earth). ∞ ^ealdgeweorc$

~wērig † accursed of old. ∞ ^ealdwērig$

~gewinn † n. ancient war. ∞ ^ealdgewinn$

~gewinna † m. old adversary. ∞ ^ealdgewinna$

~wita m. sage. ∞ ^ealdwita$

~wrītere m. historian. ∞ ^ealdwrītere$

~gewyrht † n. old desert, former guilt. ∞ ^ealdgewyrht$

ealdian (eald|ian) grow old. ∞ ^ealdian$

~ung f. (old) age. ∞ ^ealdung$

ealdor m. chief, prince — hīredes ~ head of a family, paterfamilias; parent, ancestor. ∞ ^ealdor$ ^aldor$

~apostol m. chief apostle. ∞ ^ealdorapostol$

~biscop m. chief bishop ; high priest. ∞ ^ealdorbiscop$

~botl m. king's residence. ∞ ^ealdorbotl$

~burg † f. capital, metropolis. ∞ ^ealdorburg$

~dēma † m. chief judge, prince. ∞ ^ealdordēma$

~dōm m. right of primogeniture, eldership; authority, dignity, rule. ∞ ^ealdordōm$

~dōmscipe (~dōm-scipe) m. office of duke. ∞ ^ealdordōmscipe$

~duguþ † f. chief nobility. ∞ ^ealdorduguþ$

~frēa † m. chief lord. ∞ ^ealdorfrēa$

~lic princely, chief, magnificent. ∞ ^ealdorlic$

~līce av. excellently. ∞ ^ealdorlīce$

~licnes f. authority. ∞ ^ealdorlicnes$

~mann m. duke, magistrate, chief. ∞ ^ealdormann$

~nes = ~licnes. ∞ ^ealdornes$

~sācerd m. chief priest. ∞ ^ealdorsācerd$

~scipe m. authority. ∞ ^ealdorscipe$

~stōl † m. seat of authority. ∞ ^ealdorstōl$

~þegn † nt. chief officer. ∞ ^ealdorþegn$

~wisa † m. chief. ∞ ^ealdorwisa$

ealdor † n. life, vitals; eternity — (ǣfre) on ealdre ever, w. ne never, tō ealdre, ā(wa) tō ealdre, ǣfre tō ealdre for ever. ∞ ^ealdor$ ^aldor$

~bana m. life-destroyer. ∞ ^ealdorbana$

~bealo n. injury to life, terrible evil. ∞ ^ealdorbealo$

~caru f. life-care, great sorrow. ∞ ^ealdorcaru$

~dagas mpl. life-days. ∞ ^ealdordagas$

~gedāl n. separation from life, death. ∞ ^ealdorgedāl$

~geard m. body. ∞ ^ealdorgeard$

~lang lifelong or eternal. ∞ ^ealdorlang$

~lēas lifeless. ∞ ^ealdorlēas$

~lęgu f. fate ; death. ∞ ^ealdorlęgu$

~nęru f. preservation of life, salvation. ∞ ^ealdornęru$

~gesceaft f. condition of life. ∞ ^ealdorgesceaft$

~gewinna m. mortal adversary. ∞ ^ealdorgewinna$

ealdoþ*, vE. aldot, aldaht trough, vessel Gl. ∞ ^ealdoþ$

ealfara once m. camel. ∞ ^ealfara$

ealgian defend. ∞ ^ealgian$

ealh † m. temple. ∞ ^ealh$

~stęde m. temple. ∞ ^ealhstęde$

eall I. all. ealne weg, ealneg av. always. II. av. entirely. III. n. everything, all. ofer ~ everywhere : mid ~e entirely. ~es of all w. spv. (~es swīþost); entirely, quite, much: ~es tō gelōme. ~ra of all w. spv.: ~ra mǣst. ∞ ^eall$ ^al$

~beorht † all-bright. ∞ ^eallbeorht$

~biernende burning all over. ∞ ^eallbiernende$

~cræftig all-powerful. ∞ ^eallcræftig$

~fela very much. ∞ ^eallfela$

~felo †, æl-fæle dire (poison). ∞ ^eallfelo$

~geador av. all together. ∞ ^eallgeador$

~gearof quite ready. ∞ ^eallgearof$

~gōd perfectly good. ∞ ^eallgōd$

~grēne † all-green. ∞ ^eallgrēne$

~gylden † all of gold. ∞ ^eallgylden$

~hālig † all-holy. ∞ ^eallhālig$

~hwīt all-white. ∞ ^eallhwīt$

~īren all of iron. ∞ ^eallīren$

~īsig all-icy, very cold. ∞ ^eallīsig$

~gelēaflic believed by all, catholic. ∞ ^eallgelēaflic$

eallęncten m. season of Lent. ∞ ^eallęncten$

eallic catholic. ∞ ^eallic$

eallmægen (eall|mægen) † n. all one’s power, utmost effort. ∞ ^eallmægen$

~mǣst av. nearly all, almost. ∞ ^eallmǣst$

~mihtig = æl- almighty. ∞ ^eallmihtig$

~nacod quite naked. ∞ ^eallnacod$

~nīwe quite new. ∞ ^eallnīwe$

~offrung f. holocaust. ∞ ^ealloffrung$

~rūh quite rough or hairy. ∞ ^eallrūh$

~sealf f. a plant. ∞ ^eallsealf$

~seolcen quite of silk. ∞ ^eallseolcen$

~tela † av. quite well. ∞ ^ealltela$

~wealda †, ~wealdend m. omnipotent one. ∞ ^eallwealda$ ^alwalda$

~wealdende omnipotent. ∞ ^eallwealdende$

~wihta † fpl. all creatures. ∞ ^eallwihta$

~wundor † n. very wonderful thing (?). ∞ ^eallwundor$

ealling = ealneg. ∞ ^ealling$

ealneg, eallneg, ealnig, ealne weg, ealnuweg, -ning av. always [ealne weg]. ∞ ^ealneg$ ^eallneg$ ^ealnig$ ^ealne weg$ ^ealnuweg$ ^ealnuning$ ^ealneging$

eal-swā, eall-swā, eall … swā quite so, in the same way, likewise; as. ∞ ^eal$

eallunga, -inga av. entirely. ∞ ^eallunga$ ^eallinga$

ealo n. ale. ∞ ^ealo$

~bęnc † f. ale-bench. ∞ ^ealobęnc$

~fæt n. ale-vat. ∞ ^ealofæt$

~gafol n. ale-tax. ∞ ^ealogafol$

~gāl † excited with ale. ∞ ^ealogāl$

~hūs n. ale-house. ∞ ^ealohūs$

~mealt n. ale-malt. ∞ ^ealomealt$

~scop m. minstrel. ∞ ^ealoscop$

~wæ̂ge † n. ale-cup. ∞ ^ealowæge$

~geweorc n. making ale, brewing. ∞ ^ealogeweorc$

~wosa † m. drunkard. ∞ ^ealowosa$

ealoþ n. ale [ealu]. ∞ ^ealoþ$

eam = eom am. ∞ ^eam$

ēam m. (maternal) uncle. ∞ ^ēam$

geēan yeaning (sheep). ∞ ^geēan$

ēanian bring forth (lamb). ∞ ^ēanian$

ēar, lN. æhher n. ear (of corn). ∞ ^ēar$

ēar (m.)† sea. ∞ ^ēar$

~gebland n. surge. ∞ ^ēargebland$

~grund m. depths of the sea. ∞ ^ēargrund$

ēar (m.) † earth; the Runic letter ea. ∞ ^ēar$

earc f. arc m. L. (Noah’s) ark; chest, box, coffin [Lt. arca]. ∞ ^earc$

eard m. native country, home, dwelling-place, native soil (of plants) ; place; earth. ∞ ^eard$

~begęnga m. inhabitant. ∞ ^eardbegęnga$

~begęngnes f. dwelling, habitation. ∞ ^eardbegęngnes$

~cȳþþ, ~cȳþþo f. old acquaintance. ∞ ^eardcȳþþ$ ^eardcȳþþo$

~fæst settled, dwelling. ∞ ^eardfæst$

~geard † m. dwelling-place; world. ∞ ^eardgeard$

~giėfu † f. gift from one’s native country. ∞ ^eardgiėfu$

~hæbbend † m. dweller. ∞ ^eardhæbbend$

~land †, ~rīce † n. native country. ∞ ^eardland$

~lufe † f. (?). ∞ ^eardlufe$

~stapa † m. wanderer. ∞ ^eardstapa$

~stęde † m. dwelling-place. ∞ ^eardstęde$

~weall m. cliff. ∞ ^eardweall$

~wīc † n. dwelling-place. ∞ ^eardwīc$

~wręcca m. exile. ∞ ^eardwręcca$

~wunung f. dwelling in one’s native country. ∞ ^eardwunung$

eardian (eard|ian) dwell || tr. settle, occupy (country). ∞ ^eardian$

~igend m. dweller. ∞ ^eardigend$

~igendlic habitable. ∞ ^eardigendlic$

eardung, -ing f. dwelling; tabernacle. ∞ ^eardung$ ^earding$

~burg f. city of tabernacles. ∞ ^eardungburg$

~hūs n. dwelling. ∞ ^eardunghūs$

~stōw f. dwelling-place. ∞ ^eardungstōw$

ēare (ēar|e) n. ear. ∞ ^ēare$

~clǣnsend m. ‘ear-cleaner,’ little finger. ∞ ^ēarclǣnsend$

~coþu f. ear-disease. ∞ ^ēarcoþu$

~efinger m. ‘ear-finger,’ little finger. ∞ ^ēarefinger$

~hring m. earring. ∞ ^ēarhring$

~læppa m. lobe of the ear. ∞ ^ēarlæppa$

~lippric, ~elippric lN. n. lobe of the ear. ∞ ^ēarlippric$ ^ēarelippric$

~plætt m. box on the ear. ∞ ^ēarplætt$

~plættan box one’s ear. ∞ ^ēarplættan$

~prēon m. earring. ∞ ^ēarprēon$

~scripel, y m. little finger. ∞ ^ēarscripel$ ^ēarscrypel$

~sealf f. ear-salve. ∞ ^ēarsealf$

~spinl f. earring. ∞ ^ēarspinl$

~gespreca, ~gespeca ~(ge)sp(r)eca m. whisperer. ∞ ^ēargespreca$ ^ēarspreca$ ^ēarspeca$ ^ēargespeca$

~wærc m. ear-ache. ∞ ^ēarwærc$

~wicga m. earwig. ∞ ^ēarwicga$

ēarede having ears (of vessel). ∞ ^ēarede$

ēarendel, ēo- m. ray of light, dawn. ∞ ^ēarendel$ ^ēorendel$

earfan pl. tares. ∞ ^earfan$

earfoþ, earfeþe I. full of hardship, grievous, troublesome, difficult. II. n. hardship, suffering, trouble, difficulty. ∞ ^earfoþ$ ^earfeþe$

~cięrre difficult of conversion (to Christianity). ∞ ^earfoþcięrre$

~cynn n. perverse generation. ∞ ^earfoþcynn$

~dæ̂de difficult. ∞ ^earfoþdæde$

~dæg † m. day of tribulation. ∞ ^earfoþdæg$

~e av. with difficulty. ∞ ^earfoþe$

~fēre difficult to pass. ∞ ^earfoþfēre$

~fynde hard to find. ∞ ^earfoþfynde$

~hāwe difficult to be seen. ∞ ^earfoþhāwe$

~hięlde*, -y perverse. ∞ ^earfoþhięlde$

~hwīl † f. hard time. ∞ ^earfoþhwīl$

~lǣre difficult to be taught. ∞ ^earfoþlǣre$

~læ̂te difficult to be discharged (of urine). ∞ ^earfoþlæte$

~lic full of hardship, difficult. ∞ ^earfoþlic$

~līce av. with difficulty, hardly; painfully, sorely. ∞ ^earfoþlīce$

~licnes f. difficulty (of urine). ∞ ^earfoþlicnes$

~męcg †, -æ m. unhappy man. ∞ ^earfoþmęcg$

~nes f. hardship, trouble; bodily trouble or disturbance (of women); misfortune ; difficulty. ∞ ^earfoþnes$

~ręcce difficult to be told. ∞ ^earfoþręcce$

~rīme difficult to be counted ; difficult to be enumerated, innumerable. ∞ ^earfoþrīme$

~sæ̂lig † unblessed, unfortunate. ∞ ^earfoþsælig$

~sīþ † m. toilsome journey ; misfortune. ∞ ^earfoþsīþ$

~tǣcne difficult to be shown. ∞ ^earfoþtǣcne$

~þrāg † f. time of trouble. ∞ ^earfoþþrāg$

earfoþian trouble. ∞ ^earfoþian$

earg inert; cowardly; bad, depraved. ∞ ^earg$

~e av. badly. ∞ ^earge$

~ian be slothful or remiss; lose heart, be cowardly. ∞ ^eargian$

~lic slothful; bad. ∞ ^earglic$

~līce av. timidly; basely, treacherously. ∞ ^earglīce$

~scipe m. sloth, cowardice. ∞ ^eargscipe$

earh †, earg-, ærig- f. arrow not W. ∞ ^earh$

~faru f. flight of arrows. ∞ ^earhfaru$

earm m. arm ; arm (of the sea). ∞ ^earm$

~bēag m. bracelet. ∞ ^earmbēag$

~gegięrela m. bracelet. ∞ ^earmgegięrela$

~hrēad † f. arm-ornament. ∞ ^earmhrēad$

~scanca m. arm-bone. ∞ ^earmscanca$

~slīefe f. sleeve. ∞ ^earmslīefe$

~strang, ~swīþ strong in the arm. ∞ ^earmstrang$ ^earmswīþ$

earm wretched, miserable, despicable, poor. ∞ ^earm$

~cearig † careworn. ∞ ^earmcearig$

~e av. wretchedly, badly. ∞ ^earme$

~heort merciful; humble. ∞ ^earmheort$

~ian commiserate wd., vL.; him ~ode þæt he was sorry because of it. ∞ ^earmian$

~ing = ięrming wretch. ∞ ^earming$

~lic wretched, miserable. ∞ ^earmlic$

~līce av. miserably, cruelly. ∞ ^earmlīce$

~sceapen † wretched, miserable. ∞ ^earmsceapen$

earmelle f. sleeve. ∞ ^earmelle$

earn m. eagle. ∞ ^earn$

~cynn n. eagle-kind. ∞ ^earncynn$

~gēat, ~gēap m. vulture. ∞ ^earngēat$ ^earngēap$

earnian (earn|ian) w.g, rarely a. deserve, merit, earn. ∞ ^earnian$

(ge)~ung, ~ing f. merit. ∞ ^geearnung$ ^geearning$

earningland (earning-land) n. land earned or made freehold. ∞ ^earningland$

earon are not W. ∞ ^earon$

earp dusky, dark. ∞ ^earp$

ears m. podex. ∞ ^ears$

~ęndu npl. buttocks. ∞ ^earsęndu$

~ling — on ~ av. back(wards). ∞ ^earsling$

~līra*, -e m. buttocks. ∞ ^earslīra$

~ode tergosus. ∞ ^earsode$

~þyrel n. anus. ∞ ^earsþyrel$

eart (thou) art. ∞ ^eart$

earþ = ięrþ. ∞ ^earþ$

earþ = eart. ∞ ^earþ$

earwunga, a- lN. av. gratis; without cause. ∞ ^earwunga$ ^arwunga$

ēast I. av. east, eastwards, in the east. II. aj., only in cpv. ~(er)ra eastern, spl. ~(e)mest in the extreme east. ∞ ^ēast$

~cęntingas mpl. people of East Kent. ∞ ^ēastcęntingas$

~dǣl m. eastern quarter, the East. ∞ ^ēastdǣl$

~ęnde m. eastern extremity, east quarter. ∞ ^ēastęnde$

~ęngle pl. East-Anglians, East-Anglia. ∞ ^ēastęngle$

~francan pl. East-Franks. ∞ ^ēastfrancan$

~healf f. east side. ∞ ^ēasthealf$

~land n. the East. ∞ ^ēastland$

~lang av. along the east side, east: se wudu is ~ … mīla lang. ∞ ^ēastlang$

~gemæ̂re n. east boundary. ∞ ^ēastgemære$

~norþ av. north-east. ∞ ^ēastnorþ$

~norþwind (~norþ-wind) m. north-east wind. ∞ ^ēastnorþwind$

~rīce n. eastern kingdom, the East. ∞ ^ēastrīce$

~rodor m. east part of sky. ∞ ^ēastrodor$

~ryhte av. due east. ∞ ^ēastryhte$

~sǣ f. east sea. ∞ ^ēastsǣ$

~seaxe mpl. East-Saxons, Essex. ∞ ^ēastseaxe$

~sūþ av. south-east. ∞ ^ēastsūþ$

~sūþlang av. from east to south. ∞ ^ēastsūþlang$

~weard, ~eweard east(ward). ∞ ^ēastweard$ ^ēasteweard$

ēastweg (ēast-weg) m. eastern way, the East. ∞ ^ēastweg$

ēastan, ~e av. from the east; in the east, be ~ prp. wd. east of. wiþ ~ av. on the east side. ∞ ^ēastan$ ^ēastane$

~norþan av. from the north-east. ∞ ^ēastannorþan$

~sūþan av. from the south-east. ∞ ^ēastansūþan$

~sūþanwind (~sūþan-wind) m. south-east wind. ∞ ^ēastansūþanwind$

~wind m. east wind. ∞ ^ēastanwind$

ēaste f. the East. ∞ ^ēaste$

Ēasteræ̂fen (Ēaster|æ̂fen(n)) m. Easter-eve [Ēastron]. ∞ ^Ēasteræfen$

~dæg m. Easter Sunday — ōþer ~ Easter Monday ; day of the Passover. ∞ ^Ēasterdæg$

~fæsten n. Easter-fast. ∞ ^Ēasterfæsten$

~feorm f. Easter-feast. ∞ ^Ēasterfeorm$

~lic paschal. ∞ ^Ēasterlic$

~mōnaþ m. April. ∞ ^Ēastermōnaþ$

~niht f. Easter-eve. ∞ ^Ēasterniht$

~tīd f. Easter-time. ∞ ^Ēastertīd$

~þegnung, -þēn- f. Easter-service, paschal feast, passover. ∞ ^Ēasterþegnung$ ^Ēasterþēnung$

~wuce f. Easter-week. ∞ ^Ēasterwuce$

ēasterne eastern (wind, people). ∞ ^ēasterne$

Ēastr|e f., nearly always pl. ~on (~an) rarely ~o, ~a, indecl. except occ. d. ~um, g. ~ena Easter; passover. ∞ ^Ēastre$

~ian — oþ fīftēne niht bēon ge~ode until fifteen days of Easter have elapsed. ∞ ^fian$

Ēastron, see Ēastre. ∞ ^Ēastron$

ēaþ = īeþ more easily. ∞ ^ēaþ$

ēaþ = ēaþe easily. ∞ ^ēaþ$

ēaþmēdan (ēaþ-mēd|an), ēad-, gen. ge- humble, humiliate | rfl. condescend; submit | wd. worship, also rfl. [ēaþ-mōd]. ∞ ^ēaþmēdan$

~e humble, gentle. ∞ ^ēaþmēde$

~o, -mētto npl. humility; kindness — ~um humbly; kindly. ∞ ^ēaþmēdo$ ^ēaþmētto$ ^ēaþmēdum$

ēaþmōd (ēaþ-mōd), ēad- humble; kind. ∞ ^ēaþmōd$

~ian, ge- humble || intr. deign Bd. ∞ ^ēaþmōdian$ ^geēaþmōdian$

~ig, ~lic humble; kind. ∞ ^ēaþmōdig$ ^ēaþmōdlic$

~līce av. humbly. ∞ ^ēaþmōdlīce$

~nes f. humility. ∞ ^ēaþmōdnes$

ēaþe aj. = īeþe easy. ∞ ^ēaþe$

ēaþe, īeþe av., cpv. īeþ, ēaþ, spl. ēaþost, īeþest, īeþost av. easily; willingly. ∞ ^ēaþe$ ^īeþe$ ^ȳþe$ ^ēþe$ ^ēaþost$ ^īeþost$ ^īeþest$

~lic easy; scanty, insignificant, contemptible. ∞ ^ēaþelic$

~līce av. easily. ∞ ^ēaþelīce$

ēawesclīce av. openly, clearly. ∞ ^ēawesclīce$

ēawisfirina (ēawis-firina) = ǣwis-. ∞ ^ēawisfirina$

ēawlā = ēalā. ∞ ^ēawlā$

ēawunga, -winga av. openly, publicly [īewan]. ∞ ^ēawunga$ ^ēawinga$

eax f. axle-tree; axis. ∞ ^eax$

~faru*, æx- f. Gl. ∞ ^eaxfaru$

eaxl f. shoulder. ∞ ^eaxl$

~clāþ m. shoulder-cloth, scapular. ∞ ^eaxlclāþ$

~gespann, ~egespann ~(e)gespann † n. place where beams of cross intersect. ∞ ^eaxlgespann$ ^eaxlspann$ ^eaxlegespann$

~gestealla † m. comrade. ∞ ^eaxlgestealla$

ębba (ębb|a) m. ebb, low tide. ∞ ^ębba$

~ian ebb, go out (of tide). ∞ ^ębbian$

~ung f. ebbing. ∞ ^ębbung$

Ebrēas (Ebr|ēas) mpl. Jews. ∞ ^Ebrēas$

~isc, ~ēisc Hebrew, Jewish. ∞ ^Ebrisc$ ^Ebrēisc$

ęce m. ache, pain [acan]. ∞ ^ęce$

ēce (ēc|e) I. eternal. II. av. eternally. ∞ ^ēce$

~elic eternal. ∞ ^ēcelic$

~elīce av. eternally. ∞ ^ēcelīce$

~nes f. eternity — ā on ~se for ever. ∞ ^ēcnes$

ęced, æ- nm. vinegar [Lt. acetum]. ∞ ^ęced$ ^æced$

~fæt n. vinegar-vessel. ∞ ^ęcedfæt$

~wīn n. wine mixed with vinegar (?). ∞ ^ęcedwīn$

ęcg f. edge; †weapon, sword. ∞ ^ęcg$

~bana † m. slayer, murderer. ∞ ^ęcgbana$

~heard † hard of edge. ∞ ^ęcgheard$

~hęte † m. hostility. ∞ ^ęcghęte$

~lāst † f. edge (of sword). ∞ ^ęcglāst$

~plega † m. battle. ∞ ^ęcgplega$

~þracu † f. battle. ∞ ^ęcgþracu$

~wæl † n. slaughter. ∞ ^ęcgwæl$

ęcgan (ęcg|an), prt. ęgede harrow. ∞ ^ęcgan$

~ung f. harrowing. ∞ ^ęcgung$

edbyrdan (ed-byrdan) regenerate. ∞ ^edbyrdan$

edcēlnes (ed-cēlnes), -oe- f. becoming cool again. ∞ ^edcēlnes$

edcęnnan (ed-cęnn|an) regenerate. ∞ ^edcęnnan$

~ing f. regeneration. ∞ ^edcęnning$

geedcīegan (geed-cīegan) recall. ∞ ^geedcīegan$

edcięrr (ed-cięrr) m. return; return (of disease). ∞ ^edcięrr$

edcwic (ed-cwic) regenerate. ∞ ^edcwic$

~ian, ~cucian intr. revive. ∞ ^edcwician$ ^edcucian$

edfrēolsian (ed-frēolsian) re-grant by charter. ∞ ^edfrēolsian$

edgeong (ed-geong) † growing young again. ∞ ^edgeong$

edgiėld (ed-giėld) n. repayment. ∞ ^edgiėld$

edgiėldan (edgiėld|an)* 3 repay. ∞ ^edgiėldan$

~end m. remunerator. ∞ ^edgiėldend$

edgift (ed-gift) f. restitution. ∞ ^edgift$

edgrōwung (ed-grōwung) f. re-growing. ∞ ^edgrōwung$

edhiertan (ed-hiertan) refresh, encourage. ∞ ^edhiertan$

edhīwian (ed-hīwian) refashion. ∞ ^edhīwian$

edhwyrft (ed-hwyrft) m. change, reverse of fortune. ∞ ^edhwyrft$

edisc n. enclosure, park; pasture. ∞ ^edisc$

~hęnn f. quail. ∞ ^edischęnn$

~weard m. park-keeper. ∞ ^ediscweard$

edlǣcan (ed-lǣc|an)* do again, repeat. ∞ ^edlǣcan$

~ung f. repetition. ∞ ^edlǣcung$

edlǣstan (ed-lǣstan) repeat. ∞ ^edlǣstan$

edlēan (ed-lēan) n. reward, retribution. ∞ ^edlēan$

ge~end m. requiter. ∞ ^geedlēanend$

~ian reward, requite. ∞ ^edlēanian$

(ge)~ung f. recompense, requital. ∞ ^geedlēanung$

edlesendlic (ed-lesend|lic) reciprocal, relative. ∞ ^edlesendlic$

~līce av. relatively. ∞ ^edlesendlīce$

edlesung (ed-lesung) f. relating Gl. ∞ ^edlesung$

edmæ̂le (ed-mæ̂le) n. festival Gl. ∞ ^edmæle$

ednīwe (ed-nīw|e), -nēowe, īo I. renewed, new — ~an av. anew. II. av. anew. ∞ ^ednīwe$

~ian renew ; restore; reform. ∞ ^ednīwian$

~igend m. renewer, repairer. ∞ ^ednīwigend$

~ung f. renewal; mending, reparation. ∞ ^ednīwung$

~unga, ~inga av. anew. ∞ ^ednīwunga$ ^ednīwinga$

edrecan (ed-recan), eodorcan ruminate [cp. edroc, ~ian]. ∞ ^edrecan$

edroc (ed-roc) rumination. ∞ ^edroc$

~ian ruminate. ∞ ^edrocian$

edsceaft (ed-sceaft) f. new creation, regeneration. ∞ ^edsceaft$

edstaþelian (ed-staþel|ian) (re)establish. ∞ ^edstaþelian$

~ig restored, made strong again. ∞ ^edstaþelig$

(ge)~igend m. restorer. ∞ ^geedstaþeligend$

(ge)~ung f. restoration. ∞ ^geedstaþelung$

edþingung (ed-þingung) f. reconciliation. ∞ ^edþingung$

edwęnden (ed-węnden)† f. change, reverse of fortune; destruction, end (of the world). ∞ ^edwęnden$

edwięlle (ed-więlle) m. whirlpool, eddy. ∞ ^edwięlle$

edwięlm (ed-więlm)† m. whirlpool (of fire). ∞ ^edwięlm$

edwięrpan (ed-więrp|an)* recover (from illness). ∞ ^edwięrpan$

~ing f. recovery (from illness). ∞ ^edwięrping$

edwinde (ed-winde) once f. whirlpool. ∞ ^edwinde$

edwist (ed-wist) f. substance. Cp. ætwist. ∞ ^edwist$

~ian feed, support. ∞ ^edwistian$

~lic substantive (verb). ∞ ^edwistlic$

edwīt (ed-wīt) n. reproach, contumely, disgrace. ∞ ^edwīt$

~full, ~fullic disgraceful. ∞ ^edwītfull$ ^edwītfullic$

~fullīce av. disgracefully. ∞ ^edwītfullīce$

~līf † n. life of disgrace. ∞ ^edwītlīf$

~scipe † m. disgrace — þurh ~ ignominiously. ∞ ^edwītscipe$

~spræ̂c † f. scorn. ∞ ^edwītspræc$

~spreca † m. reviler. ∞ ^edwītspreca$

~stæf † m. reproach, contumely. ∞ ^edwītstæf$

edwītan = ætwītan reproach. ∞ ^edwītan$

efelang (efe-lang) = efen-. ∞ ^efelang$

efelāste, efenlāste (efe(n)-lāste) f. everlasting (a plant). ∞ ^efelāste$ ^efenlāste$

efen, efn; emn, in composition em(ne)-. The f-forms are not strict W. I. level; even (temper), unchanged. II. av. equally. ∞ ^efen$ ^efn$ ^emn$ ^emne$

efenæþele (efen|æþele) equally noble. ∞ ^efenæþele$

~āmetan 5 compare. ∞ ^efenāmetan$

~behēfe equally necessary or useful. ∞ ^efenbehēfe$

~beorht equally bright. ∞ ^efenbeorht$

~biscop m. co-bishop. ∞ ^efenbiscop$

~blissian rejoicing equally wd. ∞ ^efenblissian$

~ceasterwaran pl. fellow-citizens. ∞ ^efenceasterwaran$

~cęmpa m. fellow-soldier. ∞ ^efencęmpa$

~crīsten m. fellow-Christian. ∞ ^efencrīsten$

~cuman 4 assemble; agree. ∞ ^efencuman$

~gedǣlan share equally. ∞ ^efengedǣlan$

~dīere equally dear, equally beloved. ∞ ^efendīere$

~ēadig equally blessed. ∞ ^efenēadig$

~eald of the same age, contemporary. ∞ ^efeneald$

~eardigende dwelling together w. mid. ∞ ^efeneardigende$

~ēce co-eternal wd. ∞ ^efenēce$

~edwistlic of the same substance, consubstantial wd. ∞ ^efenedwistlic$

~ęsne m. fellow-servant. ∞ ^efenęsne$

~etan 5 eat as much as wd. ∞ ^efenetan$

~fela equally many, as many. ∞ ^efenfela$

~gefēon 5 rejoice together. ∞ ^efengefēon$

~gōd equally good. ∞ ^efengōd$

~hēah equally high. ∞ ^efenhēah$

~hēap m. fellow-soldier (!). ∞ ^efenhēap$

~hęrenes f. praising together. ∞ ^efenhęrenes$

~hęrian praise together. ∞ ^efenhęrian$

~hlēoþor n. unison. ∞ ^efenhlēoþor$

~hlyte*, -ete equal in rank. ∞ ^efenhlyte$

~hlytta m. partaker, sharer. ∞ ^efenhlytta$

~ięrfeweard m. co-heir. ∞ ^efenięrfeweard$

~īeþe equally easy. ∞ ^efenīeþe$

~lǣcan imitate wd. ∞ ^efenlǣcan$

~lǣcend, ~lǣcere m. imitator. ∞ ^efenlǣcend$ ^efenlǣcere$

(ge)~lǣcestre f. imitator. ∞ ^geefenlǣcestre$

(ge)~lǣcung f. imitation. ∞ ^geefenlǣcung$

~lang, efelang of equal length. ∞ ^efenlang$ ^efelang$

~lange*, emn- prp. wd. along. ∞ ^efenlange$

~lēof equally pleasant w. d. of person. ∞ ^efenlēof$

~lic, ge- equal wd. ; of the same age or period. ∞ ^efenlic$ ^geefenlic$

~gelīc equal. ∞ ^efengelīc$

~(ge)līca m. equal. ∞ ^efengelīca$

~līce av. equally, alike. ∞ ^efenlīce$

ge~lician make equal. ∞ ^geefenlician$

~licnes f. equality. ∞ ^efenlicnes$

~ling m. equal. ∞ ^efenling$

~gemæcca m. equal, fellow. ∞ ^efengemæcca$

~mæ̂re of equal fame or importance. ∞ ^efenmære$

~mæsseprēost m. fellow-priest. ∞ ^efenmæsseprēost$

~micel of equal size or greatness. ∞ ^efenmicel$

~mid middle. ∞ ^efenmid$

~mihtig equally mighty. ∞ ^efenmihtig$

~mōdlīce av. with equanimity. ∞ ^efenmōdlīce$

~gemyndig equally mindful. ∞ ^efengemyndig$

~nēah equally near. ∞ ^efennēah$

~niht, emniht f. equinox. ∞ ^efenniht$ ^emniht$

~nes, efnes f. equality ; equity. ∞ ^efennes$

~rēþe equally ferocious. ∞ ^efenrēþe$

~rīce of equal power. ∞ ^efenrīce$

~sācerd m. fellow-priest. ∞ ^efensācerd$

~sār n. equal sorrow. ∞ ^efensār$

~sārig equally grieved wd. ∞ ^efensārig$

~sārgian commiserate. ∞ ^efensārgian$

~sārgung f. sympathy. ∞ ^efensārgung$

~scearp equally sharp. ∞ ^efenscearp$

~scolere m. school-fellow. ∞ ^efenscolere$

~scyldig equally guilty. ∞ ^efenscyldig$

~spēdiglic, -delic consubstantial. ∞ ^efenspēdiglic$ ^efenspēdelic$

~stālian prepare Gl. ∞ ^efenstālian$

~swīþ equally strong. ∞ ^efenswīþ$

~swīþe av. equally. ∞ ^efenswīþe$

~tōwistlic consubstantial. ∞ ^efentōwistlic$

~twā — on emtwā av. in two. ∞ ^efentwā$

~þēow, ~þēowa m., ~þēowen f. fellow-servant. ∞ ^efenþēow$ ^efenþēowa$

~þrōwian sympathize. ∞ ^efenþrōwian$

~þrōwung f. sympathy. ∞ ^efenþrōwung$

~wæ̂ge f. counterpoise. ∞ ^efenwæge$

~wierþe, ~weorþ equivalent. ∞ ^efenwierþe$ ^efenweorþ$

~wyrcend m. co-operator. ∞ ^efenwyrcend$

~wyrhta m. colleague. ∞ ^efenwyrhta$

efenehþ f. plain [efen-hīehþ]. ∞ ^efenehþ$

efes f. eaves; border (of forest). Cp. yfes. ∞ ^efes$

ęfesian (ęfes|ian), efs- shear, cut (hair). ∞ ^ęfesian$

~ung f. shearing, tonsure. ∞ ^ęfesung$

efete (efet|e) f., once ~a newt. ∞ ^efete$

geefnan, geefnian compare lN. ∞ ^geefnan$ ^geefnian$

efne (f.) alum. ∞ ^efne$

efne, strict W. emne I. av. equally — ~ gefeohtan (of drawn battle); with fairness, justly ; exactly, just — ~ swā just as. II. interj. behold! ecce. often intens. or pleon. truly, indeed — ~ nū (even) now ; behold! ecce. ~ þā just then ; behold! ∞ ^efne$

efstan, oe-, intr. hasten ; endeavour w. hū and sbj. [ofost]. ∞ ^efstan$ ^efestan$ ^oefstan$

eft av. a second time, again; afterwards ; order of statement, argument, &c. again, rursum : eft Hē hīe þrēade þurh þone wītgan ; back: wendan ~ hāmweard. ∞ ^eft$

eftcynne (eft|cynne) † m. return. ∞ ^eftcynne$

~edwītan 6 reprove (!). ∞ ^eftedwītan$

~hweorfende recurring. ∞ ^efthweorfende$

~lēan n. recompense. ∞ ^eftlēan$

~līesing f. redemption. ∞ ^eftlīesing$

~sittan sit again (!). ∞ ^eftsittan$

~sīþ †· m. return intr. ∞ ^eftsīþ$

~sīþgende retreating. ∞ ^eftsīþgende$

~sōna av. again. ∞ ^eftsōna$

~spellung f. recapitulation (!). ∞ ^eftspellung$

~wyrd † f. future fate. ∞ ^eftwyrd$

eftgian repeat; restore, strengthen (voice). ∞ ^eftgian$

ēgclif (ēg-clif) = īeg-. ∞ ^ēgclif$

ęge m. fear — habban ~ tō fear. ∞ ^ęge$

~full terrible. ∞ ^ęgefull$

~lēas fearless. ∞ ^ęgelēas$

~lēaslīce av. fearlessly. ∞ ^ęgelēaslīce$

~lēasnes f. fearlessness. ∞ ^ęgelēasnes$

~więlm † m. wave of terror. ∞ ^ęgewięlm$

ęgede, prt. of ęcgan harrow. ∞ ^ęgede$

ęgenu f. chaff. ∞ ^ęgenu$

ęges, ęgesa, ęgsa fear; what is terrible [ęge]· ∞ ^ęges$ ^ęgsa$ ^ęgesa$

~full, ~fullic terrible. ∞ ^ęgesfull$ ^ęgesfullic$

~fullīce av. terribly. ∞ ^ęgesfullīce$

~fulnes f. terribleness. ∞ ^ęgesfulnes$

~grīma m. spectre. ∞ ^ęgesgrīma$

~lic terrible. ∞ ^ęgeslic$

~līce av. terribly ; excessively. ∞ ^ęgeslīce$

ęgesian (ęges|ian), ęgs- terrify. ∞ ^ęgesian$

~ung f. terrifying, threatening. ∞ ^ęgesung$

ęgeþe (ęgeþ|e), ęgþe f. harrow [ęcgan]. ∞ ^ęgeþe$

~ere m. harrower. ∞ ^ęgeþere$

~getigu npl. some implement of harrowing. ∞ ^ęgeþgetigu$

geeggian, eggian incite lN. [Scand.] ∞ ^geeggian$ ^eggian$

ęgl (f.) mote (in eye). ∞ ^ęgl$

ęglan (ęgl|an), -ian wd. molest, trouble (esp. of diseases). ∞ ^ęglan$

~e troublesome ; horrible, repulsive; sad. ∞ ^ęgle$

ęgle, ęgile f. dormouse. ∞ ^ęgle$ ^ęgile$

ēgor = ēagor. ∞ ^ēgor$

Egypte (Egypt|e), -ipte mpl. Egyptians. ∞ ^Egypte$

~isc Egyptian. ∞ ^Egyptisc$

eh- = eoh-. ∞ ^eh$

ehtan (eht|an), ē ?, oe w. g. or a. pursue, persecute [oht]. ∞ ^ehtan$

~end, ~ere m. persecutor. ∞ ^ehtend$ ^ehtere$

~ing, ~nes f. persecution. ∞ ^ehting$ ^ehtnes$

geehte, see *geǣhtan subdue. ∞ ^geehte$

ei, see ēa. ∞ ^ei$

eig = īeg. ∞ ^eig$

eiseg once † = egesig (?) terrible. ∞ ^eiseg$

el (m.) the letter 1. ∞ ^el$

~leoht elision of l Gl. ∞ ^elleoht$

elboga (el-boga) = ęln-. ∞ ^elboga$

ęlcian (ęlc|ian), ięldcian intr. delay w. sbj. || tr. delay, retard [eald]. ∞ ^ęlcian$

~end m. procrastinator. ∞ ^ęlcend$

~ung f. delay. ∞ ^ęlcung$

ęlcor, ęllicor, once ellcra av. elsewhere ; otherwise, else — noht ~ nothing besides [ęle-]. ∞ ^ęlcor$ ^ęllicor$ ^ęllcra$

ęlcra cpv. se ~ the latter (as opposed to the former) [ęlcor]. ∞ ^ęlcra$

eldcung = elcung. ∞ ^eldcung$

ele, oe m. oil [Lt. oleum]. ∞ ^ele$ ^oele$

~bacen baked in oil. ∞ ^elebacen$

elebeam (ele-beam). m. olive-tree. ∞ ^elebeam$

~en of the olive-tree. ∞ ^elebeamen$

~stybb m. olive-stump Ct. ∞ ^elebeamstybb$

elebęrge, elebęrige (ele|bęr(i)ge) f. olive. ∞ ^elebęrge$ ^elebęrige$

~bytt f. oil-vessel. ∞ ^elebęrgebytt$

~fæt n. oil-vessel. ∞ ^elebęrgefæt$

~horn m. oil-flask. ∞ ^elebęrgehorn$

~lēas † f. lack of oil. ∞ ^elelēas$

~sealf f. oil-salve. ∞ ^elesealf$

~seohhe f. oil-strainer. ∞ ^eleseohhe$

~trędde f. oil-press. ∞ ^eletrędde$

~trēow n. olive-tree. ∞ ^elebęrgetrēow$

~trēowen of olive-trees. ∞ ^elebęrgetrēowen$

~twig n. olive-twig. ∞ ^elebęrgetwig$

elehtre, vE. elot(h)r lupin (a plant) [Lt. electrum]. ∞ ^elehtre$ ^elotr$ ^elothr$

elfen = ielfen. ∞ ^elfen$

ęlhygd (ęl-hygd) f. distraction (of mind). ∞ ^ęlhygd$

ęlland, ęleland (ęl(e)-land) † n. foreign country. ∞ ^ęlland$ ^ęleland$

ęlle aj. pl. remaining lM. ∞ ^ęlle$

ellefne = endlufon. ∞ ^ellefne$

ęllen nm. courage, zeal — on ~ boldly. ∞ ^ęllen$

~campian contend zealously. ∞ ^ęllencampian$

~cræft † m. might. ∞ ^ęllencræft$

~dæ̂d † f. deed of courage. ∞ ^ęllendæd$

~gāst †, ǣ m. bold demon. ∞ ^ęllengāst$

~heard † brave. ∞ ^ęllenheard$

~lǣca † m. champion. ∞ ^ęllenlǣca$

~lēas wanting in courage. ∞ ^ęllenlēas$

~lic brave. ∞ ^ęllenlic$

~līce † av. daringly. ∞ ^ęllenlīce$

~mæ̂rþo † f. fame of courage. ∞ ^ęllenmærþo$

~rōf †·brave. ∞ ^ęllenrōf$

~sēoc † dying. ∞ ^ęllensēoc$

~spræ̂c † f. speech, voice. ∞ ^ęllenspræc$

~þrīste † courageous. ∞ ^ęllenþrīste$

~weorc † n. deed of courage. ∞ ^ęllenweorc$

ęllenwōd (ęllen-wōd) † furious. ∞ ^ęllenwōd$

~ian be zealous, emulate. ∞ ^ęllenwōdian$

~nes f. zeal. ∞ ^ęllenwōdnes$

ellen, -ern (m.) I. elder-tree. II. of elder. ∞ ^ellen$ ^ellern$

~rind f. elder-bark. ∞ ^ellenrind$

~stybb m. alder-stump. ∞ ^ellenstybb$

~wyrt f. dwarf elder. ∞ ^ellenwyrt$

ęllęnd, ęlelęnd (ęl(e)-lęnd) e, ~isc foreign [ęlland]. ∞ ^ęllęnd$ ^ęlelęnd$

ellern = ellen alder. ∞ ^ellern$

ęlles av. otherwise; if it were otherwise, else — ~ hwæt, ~ wiht, ~ āwiht anything else [ęle-]. ∞ ^ęlles$

~hwǣr, ~hwergen av. elsewhere. ∞ ^ęlleshwǣr$ ^ęlleshwergen$

~hwider av. elsewhither. ∞ ^ęlleshwider$

ęllor † av. elsewhither, elsewhere (motion) — ~ landes in another country. ∞ ^ęllor$

~fūs ready to depart (from life). ∞ ^ęllorfūs$

~gāst, æ m. alien sprite. ∞ ^ęllorgāst$ ^ęllorgæst$

~sīþ m. departure, death. ∞ ^ęllorsīþ$

elm m. elm [Lt. ulmus]. ∞ ^elm$

~rind f. elm-bark. ∞ ^elmrind$

elmestlic = ælmeslic. ∞ ^elmestlic$

ęln f. ell. ∞ ^ęln$

~gemet n. ell-measure. ∞ ^ęlngemet$

~boga, ęl(e), ęlm- m. elbow. ∞ ^ęlnboga$ ^ęleboga$ ^ęlmboga$

ęlnian (ęln|ian) tr. encourage; rfl. take heart, be revived || intr. be zealous, emulate [ęllen]. ∞ ^ęlnian$

~ung f. encouragement; zeal, emulation. ∞ ^ęlnung$

elpend, -ent, y-, yip m. elephant [Lt. elephantus]. ∞ ^elpend$ ^elpent$ ^ylpend$

~bān, elpen-, ylpen-, ylpes- n. ivory. ∞ ^elpendbān$ ^elpenbān$ ^ylpendbān$ ^ylpesdbān$

~bǣnen, elpen-, ylpesbānen of ivory. ∞ ^elpendbǣnen$ ^elpenbǣnen$ ^ylpesbānen$

~tōþ m. elephant’s tusk. ∞ ^elpendtōþ$

elra † (?). ∞ ^elra$

ęlreord, ęllreord (ęl(l)-reord), ~ig barbarous, foreign. ∞ ^ęlreord$ ^ęllreord$

~ignes f. barbarism Gl. ∞ ^ęlreordignes$

ęltst = ięldest, see eald. ∞ ^ęltst$

ęlþēod (ęl-þēod), ęll- f. foreign nation, pl. foreigners ; exile (?) = ęlþīede. pl. = æl-þēoda* all people (?). ∞ ^ęlþēod$

ge~an make strange, disturb Gl. ∞ ^geęlþēodan$

ęlþēodig (ęl-þēodig), ælþīedig I. foreign, in exile; met. estranged. II. n. exile. ∞ ^ęlþēodig$

~līce av. abroad. ∞ ^ęlþēodiglīce$

~nes f. living abroad, exile. ∞ ^ęlþēodignes$

~ian, ~an, ęlpēodgian live abroad, be a pilgrim or exile. ∞ ^ęlþēodigian$ ^ęlþēodigan$ ^ęlþēodgian$

ęlþēodung, ęlþēodgung (ęl-þēod(g)ung) f. residence abroad, exile. ∞ ^ęlþēodung$ ^ęlþēodgung$

ęlþēodisc (ęl-þēodisc) foreign. ∞ ^ęlþēodisc$

ęlþīede (ęl-þīede), -ēo- n. (?) exile [ęlþēod]. ∞ ^ęlþīede$

ęlwiht (ęl-wiht)*, æ- f. strange monster. ∞ ^ęlwiht$ ^ælwiht$

em (m.) the letter m. ∞ ^em$

~leoht elision of m Gl. ∞ ^emleoht$

em- = efen-. ∞ ^em$

em-, emb- = ymb-. ∞ ^em$

embiht, oe = ambiht. ∞ ^embiht$ ^oembiht$

ęmbren (n.) bucket [amber]. ∞ ^ęmbren$

emdenes = ęndemes. ∞ ^emdenes$

emel = ymel caterpillar. ∞ ^emel$

emer = amore a bird. ∞ ^emer$

emn, emne = efen, efne. ∞ ^emn$ ^emne$

emnet- n. plain [efen]. ∞ ^emnet$

emnettan level fig., destroy ; make equal; compare. ∞ ^emnettan$

emrene = ymbryne. ∞ ^emrene$

emswāfela = efen-swā-fela just as many. ∞ ^emswāfela$

ęnd = and and. ∞ ^ęnd$

ęndian (ęnd|ian) end tr. and intr.; die. ∞ ^ęndian$

(ge)~ung f. ending, end; death. ∞ ^geęndung$

geęndadung lN. = geęndung. ∞ ^geęndadung$

ęnde m. end | limit, border; quarter, direction : be ǣghwilcum ~ ; district, region | part, portion, quantity | species, kind | death | result, end : oþ man wiste tō hwām se ~ gehwurfe how things would turn out ; þæt hē gesāwe þone ~. ∞ ^ęnde$

~byrd f. arrangement, order. ∞ ^ęndebyrd$

~byrdan put in order, arrange. ∞ ^ęndebyrdan$

~byrdes av. in an orderly manner, properly. ∞ ^ęndebyrdes$

~byrdlic ordinal (number). ∞ ^ęndebyrdlic$

~byrdlīce av. in order, successively. ∞ ^ęndebyrdlīce$

~byrdnes f. order. ∞ ^ęndebyrdnes$

~dæg † m. last day (end, death). ∞ ^ęndedæg$

~dēaþ † m. death. ∞ ^ęndedēaþ$

~dōgor † m. last day, death. ∞ ^ęndedōgor$

~lāf † f. last remnant. ∞ ^ęndelāf$

~lēan † n. final retribution. ∞ ^ęndelēan$

~lēas, ~lēaslic endless. ∞ ^ęndelēas$ ^ęndelēaslic$

~lēaslīce av. endlessly. ∞ ^ęndelēaslīce$

~lēasnes f. eternity. ∞ ^ęndelēasnes$

~līf † n. death. ∞ ^ęndelīf$

~mann m. man of the present day. ∞ ^ęndemann$

~niēhst last — æt ~an finally. ∞ ^ęndeniēhst$

~rīm † n. number. ∞ ^ęnderīm$

~sæ̂ta † m. borderer, coast-guard. ∞ ^ęndesæta$

~spæ̂c, ~spræ̂c f. epilogue. ∞ ^ęndespæc$ ^ęndespræc$

~stæf † m. end; destruction. ∞ ^ęndestæf$

ęndwærc (ęnd-wærc) m. pain in anus. ∞ ^ęndwærc$

ęndemes, ęmdenes, ęmdemes, -est av. completely; equally, uniformly, unanimously, together — ealle ~ all (together), likewise. ∞ ^ęndemes$ ^ęmdenes$ ^ęmdemes$ ^ęndemest$

endlufon, -le(o)f-, -lyf-, enl-, ændlefen, ellefne eleven. ∞ ^endlufon$ ^endleofon$ ^endlyfon$ ^enlufon$ ^ændlefen$ ^ellefne$

endlyfta eleventh. ∞ ^endlyfta$

ęned f. duck. ∞ ^ęned$

ęnge (ęng|e) narrow; causing anxiety, painful, severe [ange]· ∞ ^ęnge$

~an — ptc. ge~ed anxious. ∞ ^ęngan$

ęngu f. narrowness ; confinement. ∞ ^ęngu$

ęngel m. angel [Lt. angelus]. ∞ ^ęngel$

~cund angelic. ∞ ^ęngelcund$

~cynn n. race of angels; order, rank of angels. ∞ ^ęngelcynn$

~lic angelic. ∞ ^ęngellic$

Ęngle (Ęngl|e), Angle mpl. the English [Angel], ~a-land n. England. ∞ ^ęngle$

Ęnglisc I. English. II. n. English (language). ∞ ^ęnglisc$

~gereord n. English language. ∞ ^Ęngliscgereord$

enitre, enetere, enwintre one year old [ān-wintre]. ∞ ^enitre$ ^enetere$ ^enwintre$

enlefan = endlufon eleven. ∞ ^enlefan$

ęnt m. giant. ∞ ^ęnt$

~cynn n. race of giants. ∞ ^ęntcynn$

~isc of giants. ∞ ^ęntisc$

enwintre = enitre. ∞ ^enwintre$

ēode prt. of gān go. ∞ ^ēode$

edor, eodor m. enclosure, fence, hedge; court, dwelling; region, zone; †prince, king. ∞ ^edor$ ^eodor$

~brecþ, ~bryce m. fence-breaking, trespass. ∞ ^edorbrecþ$ ^edorbryce$

~gang m. refuge. ∞ ^edorgang$

~wīr † m. enclosing wire. ∞ ^edorwīr$

eofole f. a plant [Lt. ebulum]. ∞ ^eofole$

eofor m. (wild) boar; † figure of boar on helmet. ∞ ^eofor$

~cumbol † n. boar-shaped ensign, standard. ∞ ^eoforcumbol$

~fearn n. polypody (a fern). ∞ ^eoforfearn$

~līc † n. image of a boar. ∞ ^eoforlīc$

~sprēot † m. boar-spear. ∞ ^eoforsprēot$

~swīn n. boar pig, male pig. ∞ ^eoforswīn$

~þring (n.) the constellation Orion. ∞ ^eoforþring$

~þrote f. carline thistle. ∞ ^eoforþrote$

eofot, vE. ebhat n. debt; crime [from *ef-hāt]· ∞ ^eofot$

eofulsæc (eoful-sæc) † n. blasphemy. ∞ ^eofulsæc$

eofulsian blaspheme [from ef-hālsian ?]. ∞ ^eofulsian$

eoh, g. ēos, mn. (war) horse † ; the Runic letter eo. ∞ ^eoh$

~heoloþe f. elecampane (a plant). ∞ ^eohheoloþe$

ēoh † = īw yew; the Runic letter ēo. ∞ ^ēoh$

eolet † once (n.) sea-journey. ∞ ^eolet$

eolh m., g. ēoles elk ; name of a Runic letter. ∞ ^eolh$

~sand m. amber. ∞ ^eolhsand$

~sęcg, vE. ilug- m. sedge. ∞ ^eolhsęcg$

eolone, elene f. elecampane (a plant). ∞ ^eolone$ ^elene$

eom am. ∞ ^eom$

eorcanstān, eorcnanstān (eorc(n)an-stān), ea, eorclan-, lM. ercna(n)-, m. a precious stone. ∞ ^eorcanstān$ ^eorcnanstān$ ^eorclanstān$ ^ercnanstān$

ēored, -od nf. troop (of cavalry), legion [eoh, rād]. ∞ ^ēored$ ^ēorod$

~cyst†, ie f. troop. ∞ ^ēoredcyst$

~geatwe † fpl. military trappings. ∞ ^ēoredgeatwe$

~hēap m. troop, host. ∞ ^ēoredhēap$

~mann m. horseman. ∞ ^ēoredmann$

~męcg †, æ m. horseman. ∞ ^ēoredmęcg$

~gerid n. troop of cavalry. ∞ ^ēoredgerid$

~þrēat † m. troop. ∞ ^ēoredþrēat$

~werod n. troop. ∞ ^ēoredwerod$

ēorendel·= ēa-. ∞ ^ēorendel$

eorl m. nobleman, ealdormann, earl, chief; † (brave) man. ∞ ^eorl$

~gebyrd † f. noble birth, nobility. ∞ ^eorlgebyrd$

~cund noble. ∞ ^eorlcund$

~dōm m. earldom. ∞ ^eorldōm$

~isc noble. ∞ ^eorlisc$

~ic, ~lic manly. ∞ ^eorlic$ ^eorllic$

~īce, ~līce av. strongly, excessively. ∞ ^eorlīce$ ^eorllīce$

~mægen † n. troop of warriors. ∞ ^eorlmægen$

~ryht n. right or privilege of an earl. ∞ ^eorlryht$

~scipe † m. manliness. ∞ ^eorlscipe$

~gestrēon † n. treasure. ∞ ^eorlgestrēon$

~gewæ̂de † n. armour. ∞ ^eorlgewæde$

~werod † n. troop of warriors. ∞ ^eorlwerod$

eormen- †, yrmen-. ∞ ^eormen$

~cynn n. mankind. ∞ ^eormencynn$

~grund m. the earth. ∞ ^eormengrund$

~lāf f. great legacy. ∞ ^eormenlāf$

~strynd f. generation, race. ∞ ^eormenstrynd$

~þēod f. great people. ∞ ^eormenþēod$

eornan = iernan. ∞ ^eornan$

eornes f. provocation [ierre]. ∞ ^eornes$

eornost, -est I. [or ~e ?] earnest, serious. II. f. zeal, earnestness on ~(e), þurh ~e in earnest. ∞ ^eornost$ ^eornest$

~e av. earnestly, in earnest; fiercely. ∞ ^eornoste$

~līce av. strictly; in truth, indeed, therefore, but, and. ∞ ^eornostlīce$

eorp = earp swarthy. ∞ ^eorp$

eorre = ierre angry. ∞ ^eorre$

eorþ f. earth, ground, world. ∞ ^eorþ$

~æppel m. cucumber. ∞ ^eorþæppel$

~ærn † n. tomb, grave. ∞ ^eorþærn$

~bęrge, ~bęrige f. strawberry. ∞ ^eorþbęrge$ ^eorþbęrige$

~bifung, eo f. earthquake. ∞ ^eorþbifung$ ^eorþbeofung$

~bīgęnga m. inhabitant of earth. ∞ ^eorþbīgęnga$

~bīgęngnes f. agriculture. ∞ ^eorþbīgęngnes$

~būend †,-būgigend m. inhabitant of earth. ∞ ^eorþbūend$

~burg f. earth-fortification. ∞ ^eorþburg$

~(ge)byrst n. landslip. ∞ ^eorþgebyrst$

~ceafor m. beetle. ∞ ^eorþceafor$

~cęnned earth-born. ∞ ^eorþcęnned$

~cræft m. geometry (!). ∞ ^eorþcræft$

~crypel, pp m. paralytic person. ∞ ^eorþcrypel$ ^eorþcryppel$

~cund earthly. ∞ ^eorþcund$

~cyning † m. earthly king; king of the land. ∞ ^eorþcyning$

~cynn † n. terrestrial species. ∞ ^eorþcynn$

~draca † m. earth-dragon. ∞ ^eorþdraca$

~dyne m. earthquake. ∞ ^eorþdyne$

~ern = ~ærn. ∞ ^eorþern$

~fæst fixed in the earth. ∞ ^eorþfæst$

~fæt † n. the body. ∞ ^eorþfæt$

~gealla m. lesser centaury (a plant). ∞ ^eorþgealla$

~græf n. ditch, pit. ∞ ^eorþgræf$

~grāp † f. earth’s grasp. ∞ ^eorþgrāp$

~hnutu f. earth-nut. ∞ ^eorþhnutu$

~hrērnes f. earthquake. ∞ ^eorþhrērnes$

~hūs n. earth-house, subterranean chamber. ∞ ^eorþhūs$

~īfig n. ground ivy. ∞ ^eorþīfig$

~lic earthly. ∞ ^eorþlic$

~līce av. in an earthly manner. ∞ ^eorþlīce$

~ling = ierþling. ∞ ^eorþling$

~mægen † n. earthly or temporal power. ∞ ^eorþmægen$

~maþa*, -ta m. earth-worm. ∞ ^eorþmaþa$

~gemet n. geometry (!). ∞ ^eorþgemet$

~mistel m. basil (a plant). ∞ ^eorþmistel$

~nafola, -naf(e)la m. asparagus. ∞ ^eorþnafola$ ^eorþnafela$ ^eorþnafla$

~ręced † n. cave. ∞ ^eorþręced$

~ręst f. bed on the ground Gl. ∞ ^eorþręst$

~rīce n. country ; the earth. ∞ ^eorþrīce$

~rima m. a plant. ∞ ^eorþrima$

~gesceaft † f. earthly creature. ∞ ^eorþgesceaft$

~seræf † n. cave; sepulchre. ∞ ^eorþseræf$

~sęle † m. cave. ∞ ^eorþsęle$

~slihtes av. level with the ground (of grazed grass). ∞ ^eorþslihtes$

~stęde † m. earth. ∞ ^eorþstęde$

~styrennes, ~styrung f. earthquake. ∞ ^eorþstyrennes$ ^eorþstyrung$

~tięrwe f. bitumen. ∞ ^eorþtięrwe$

~tilia m. farmer. ∞ ^eorþtilia$

~tilþ f. agriculture. ∞ ^eorþtilþ$

~tūdor, ~tūddor † n. earth-progeny, mankind. ∞ ^eorþtūdor$ ^eorþtūddor$

~wæstm m. fruit of the earth. ∞ ^eorþwæstm$

~waru f. ; -e, -an pl. mankind. ∞ ^eorþwaru$

~weall m. earth-wall, mound. ∞ ^eorþweall$

~weard † m. country for ~geard (?). ∞ ^eorþweard$

~weg † m. earth. ∞ ^eorþweg$

~wela m. fertility; wealth. ∞ ^eorþwela$

~weorc † n. earthly work. ∞ ^eorþweorc$

~werod n. inhabitants of earth. ∞ ^eorþwerod$

Ēotas mpl. Jutes. ∞ ^Ēotas$

eoten † m. giant. ∞ ^eoten$

~isc of giants. ∞ ^eotenisc$

~weard † (?). ∞ ^eotenweard$

Eotenas pl. Jutes. ∞ ^Eotenas$

Eotol-, Etel- Italy [Lt. Italia]. ∞ ^Eotol$

~ware pl. Italians. ∞ ^Eotolware$

ēow, ēaw, ēw m. sheep; ~u, ~e f. ewe. ∞ ^ēow$ ^ēaw$ ^ēw$

~estre m. sheep-fold. ∞ ^ēowestre$

~cig, ~ocig of a ewe. ∞ ^ēowcig$ ^ēowocig$

~d, ~od f. flock ; sheep-fold. ∞ ^ēowd$ ^ēowod$

~de, ~ode, ~ede n. flock, herd. ∞ ^ēowde$ ^ēowode$ ^ēowede$

~ohumele f. female hop-plant. ∞ ^ēowohumele$

ēow = īw yew. ∞ ^ēow$

ēow = gīw griffin. ∞ ^ēow$

ēow you. ∞ ^ēow$

ēowan, ēowian = īewan show. ∞ ^ēowan$ ^ēowian$

ēowā, ēow! interj. alas! ∞ ^ēowā$ ^ēow$ ^ēo-wā$

ēowend (m.) membrum virile. ∞ ^ēowend$

ēower your. ∞ ^ēower$

~lęndisc of your country Gl. ∞ ^ēowerlęndisc$

ēowunga = ēawunga. ∞ ^ēowunga$

epistol m. letter [Lt. epistola]. ∞ ^epistol$

ęrian (ęr|ian) plough. ∞ ^ęrian$

~iung f. ploughing. ∞ ^ęriung$

~ingland, ~ing-land n. arable land. ∞ ^ęringland$ ^ęring-land$

erce- = ærce-. ∞ ^erce$

ern = ærn house. ∞ ^ern$

ęrsc stubble-field. ∞ ^ęrsc$

~hęnn f. quail. ∞ ^ęrschęnn$

ēse pl. of ōs heathen god. ∞ ^ēse$

ęsne m. labourer, servant; retainer; man. ∞ ^ęsne$

~cund of a labourer Gl. ∞ ^ęsnecund$

~līce, ęsnl- m. manfully, strenuously. ∞ ^ęsnelīce$ ^ęsnlīce$

~wyrhta m. hireling, labourer. ∞ ^ęsnewyrhta$

esol, eosel m. ass. ∞ ^esol$ ^eosol$

~cweorn f. mill turned by an ass, mill-stone. ∞ ^esolcweorn$

eosele she-ass. ∞ ^eosele$

ess (m.) name of letter s [Lt.] ∞ ^ess$

ēst, oe fm. favour, grace, bounty ; will: ofer mīne ~ against my will | pl. ~as delicacies || ~um av. kindly, willingly, bounteously. ∞ ^ēst$ ^oest$

~ēadig*, eft- † living in luxury, prosperous. ∞ ^ēstēadig$

~full, ~efull kind, devoted, helpful; devout, pious | fond of luxury. ∞ ^ēstfull$ ^ēstefull$

~fullīce av. kindly, devotedly. ∞ ^ēstfullīce$

~fulnes f. devotion, zeal; luxury, lechery. ∞ ^ēstfulnes$

~georn fond of luxury. ∞ ^ēstgeorn$

~ig gracious, bountiful wg. ∞ ^ēstig$

~ignes f. kindness. ∞ ^ēstignes$

~męte m. dainty — pl. -męttas luxury. ∞ ^ēstmęte$

ēstan live luxuriously. ∞ ^ēstan$

ēste (ēst|e) gracious, bountiful wdg. ∞ ^ēste$

~līce, ~elīce av. graciously; gladly, willingly; delicately, luxuriously. ∞ ^ēstlīce$ ^ēstelīce$

etan (et|an), prt. æ̂t 5 eat; consume. ∞ ^etan$ ^etere$

~end, ~ere m. eater, glutton. ∞ ^etend$

~ing f. eating. ∞ ^eting$

ęteland (ęte-land) n. pasture land [ęttan]. ∞ ^ęteland$

etenlæ̂s (eten-læ̂s) f. pasture. ∞ ^etenlæs$

etol gluttonous. ∞ ^etol$

~nes f. gluttony. ∞ ^etolnes$

ęttan tr. pasture (land) [etan]. ∞ ^ęttan$

ēþian (ēþ|ian), oe intr. breathe; rush, rise (of flame) || tr. blow on; smell (odour). ∞ ^ēþian$

~ung, ~gung f. breathing; hard breathing. ∞ ^ēþung$ ^ēþgung$

ēþel, oe mn. country, native land — † hwæles ~ the sea; the Runic letter œ̄ = later ē. ∞ ^ēþel$ ^oeþel$

ēþelboda (ēþel|boda) † m. apostle of a country, native preacher. ∞ ^ēþelboda$

~cyning † m. king of the land. ∞ ^ēþelcyning$

~drēam † m. home joy. ∞ ^ēþeldrēam$

~eard † m. native dwelling. ∞ ^ēþeleard$

~fæsten † n. fortress. ∞ ^ēþelfæsten$

~land † n. (native) land. ∞ ^ēþelland$

~lēas † homeless. ∞ ^ēþellēas$

~mearc † f. territory. ∞ ^ēþelmearc$

~rīce † n. native kingdom, country. ∞ ^ēþelrīce$

~riht † n. rights of a native, hereditary privilege. ∞ ^ēþelriht$

~seld †, ~setl † n. settlement. ∞ ^ēþelseld$

~stæf m. support of country or family, heir. ∞ ^ēþelstæf$

~staþol † m. settlement. ∞ ^ēþelstaþol$

~stōl m. settlement, habitation; metropolis, capital. ∞ ^ēþelstōl$

~stōw † f. dwelling-place. ∞ ^ēþelstōw$

~turf †· f. country. ∞ ^ēþelturf$

~þrymm † m. glory of one’s country. ∞ ^ēþelþrymm$

~weard † m. king; man. ∞ ^ēþelweard$

~wynn † f. joy of country. ∞ ^ēþelwynn$

ēþr- = æ̂þr-. ∞ ^ēþr$

eþþa = oþþe or. ∞ ^eþþa$

exen, oe pl. of oxa ox. ∞ ^exen$ ^oexen$

F

fā, see fāh. hostile. ∞ ^fā$

~lǣcan be at feud with. ∞ ^fālǣcan$

gefā m., pl. ~n enemy. ∞ ^gefā$

fācian try to get, aspire to [fǣcan]. ∞ ^fācian$

facn, facen n. deceit, fraud, treachery; injury, malice, crime. ∞ ^facn$ ^fācen$

~gecwiss conspiracy. ∞ ^facngecwiss$

~dæ̂d f. sin. ∞ ^facndæd$

~full deceitful. ∞ ^facnfull$

~lēas guileless. ∞ ^facnlēas$

~lic deceitful. ∞ ^facnlic$

~līce, ǣ av. deceitfully, treacherously. ∞ ^facnlīce$ ^fǣcnlīce$

~searo † n. treachery. ∞ ^facnsearo$

~stafas † mpl. treachery. ∞ ^facnstafas$

~geswipere † n. treachery. ∞ ^facngeswipere$

~tācen † n. deceitful token. ∞ ^facntācen$

fācne = fǣcne. ∞ ^fācne$

fadian (fad|ian) set in order, arrange, direct, dispose. ∞ ^fadian$

~ung f. order, arrangement, dispensation. ∞ ^fadung$

fǣn*, vE. fǣhan ; prt. fǣde paint Gl. ∞ ^fǣn$

fæc nm. space; period of time, interval. ∞ ^fæc$

~full spacious. ∞ ^fæcfull$

fǣcan (fǣc|an) deal: gif hwā tō ōþrum mid yrfe ~e [fācian]. ∞ ^fǣcan$

fæcele f. torch. Cp. þæcele. ∞ ^fæcele$

fǣcne, fācne I. deceitful, fraudulent, treacherous; wicked. II. av. deceitfully; maliciously, wickedly; † exceedingly. ∞ ^fǣcne$ ^fācne$

gefæd orderly, proper, well-regulated (in character) [fadian]. ∞ ^gefæd$

~lic suitable, proper. ∞ ^gefædlic$

~līce av. properly. ∞ ^gefædlīce$

fæder, d. ~; g. ~, ~es, fædres, A. f(e)adur ; pl. ~as, fædras m. father; in pl. parents, ancestors | eald ~ grandfather ; ancestor [Cp. eald-fæder]. þridda ~ great-grandfather. ∞ ^fæder$ ^feaer$ ^fader$

~æþelo † pl. patrimony; genealogy. ∞ ^fæderæþelo$

~ēþel n. birth-place, native land. ∞ ^fæderēþel$

~feoh. n. father’s money, marriage portion of widowed daughter returned to the father. ∞ ^fæderfeoh$

~geardas † mpl. birth-place, home. ∞ ^fædergeardas$

~lēas fatherless. ∞ ^fæderlēas$

~lic of a father, paternal; ancestral. ∞ ^fæderlic$

~līce av. in a paternal manner. ∞ ^fæderlīce$

~rīce n. hereditary kingdom. ∞ ^fæderrīce$

~slaga m. parricide. ∞ ^fæderslaga$

~gestrēon n. patrimony. ∞ ^fædergestrēon$

~swica m. traitor to one’s father. ∞ ^fæderswica$

fædera m. (paternal) uncle [fæder]. ∞ ^fædera$

gefædera (gefæder|a) m. godfather. ∞ ^gefædera$

~e f. godmother. ∞ ^gefæderae$

fædren, fæderen paternal. ∞ ^fædren$ ^fæderen$

~brōþor m. full brother. ∞ ^fædrenbrōþor$

~cnōsl n. father’s kin or family. ∞ ^fædrencnōsl$

~cynn n. father’s family, pedigree. ∞ ^fædrencynn$

~healf f. father’s side (in genealogy). ∞ ^fædrenhealf$

~mæ̂g, fædering- m. paternal relative. ∞ ^fædrenmæg$ ^fæderingmæg$

~mæ̂gþ f. paternal kindred. ∞ ^fædrenmægþ$

gefæderen, gefædred born of the same father as wd. ∞ ^gefæderen$

fædrunga m., f. parental relative, mother. ∞ ^fædrunga$

fǣge on the point of death, doomed to death, fated; dead; damned, accursed ; afraid, cowardly. ∞ ^fǣge$

fægen, ge~ glad, rejoicing wg. [gefēon]. ∞ ^fægen$ ^gefægen$

fægenian (fægen|ian), fægn-, fahn- rejoice, exult, be pleased with wg. ; ~, on ~ fawn (of dog). ∞ ^fægenian$

(ge)~ung f. rejoicing. ∞ ^gefægenung$

fæger, ǣ †, æ † beautiful, fair; pleasant, sweet (sound, odour); fair (words). ∞ ^fæger$

~e, fægre av. beautifully; pleasantly ; kindly; gently; fittingly, well. ∞ ^fægere$ ^fægre$

(ge)~nes f. beauty. ∞ ^gefægernes$ ^fægernes$

~wyrde smooth-speaking, conciliating. ∞ ^fægerwyrde$

fægrian intr. become beautiful || tr. adorn. ∞ ^fægrian$

fǣhþ, fǣhþo, fǣgþ- f. feud, enmity [fāh]. ∞ ^fǣhþ$ ^fǣhþo$ ^fǣgþo$

~bōt f. feud-compensation. ∞ ^fǣhþbōt$

fǣlǣcan = fā-. ∞ ^fǣlǣcan$

fǣle †, ǣ † I. faithful, kind, pleasant. II. av. faithfully, pleasantly. ∞ ^fǣle$

fælging = fięlging. ∞ ^fælging$

fǣlsian † purify [fǣle]. ∞ ^fǣlsian$

fǣman foam [fām]. ∞ ^fǣman$

fǣmig = fāmig. ∞ ^fǣmig$

fǣmne (fǣmn|e) f. virgin ; † woman. ∞ ^fǣmne$

~(an)hād m. virginity — ~es mann virgin. ∞ ^fǣmnanhād$ ^fǣmnhād$

~lic, ~enlic, fǣmhādlic virginal. ∞ ^fǣmnlic$ ^fǣmnenlic$ ^fǣmhādlic$

fær n. going ; journey, passage — mannes ~; thoroughfare, road ; removal intr.; military expedition | (course of) life || movable possessions | ship [faran]. ∞ ^fær$

~eht, ~riht (!) n. fare, passage-money (in ship) [fær, ǣht]. ∞ ^færeht$ ^færriht$

~sceatt m. fare, passage-money. ∞ ^færsceatt$

fær- = for-. ∞ ^fær$

fæ̂r m. (sudden) danger, calamity, attack. ∞ ^fær$

~befangen † encompassed with danger. ∞ ^færbefangen$

~blæ̂d m. sudden or terrible blast. ∞ ^færblæd$

~bryne † m. terrible heat. ∞ ^færbryne$

~cięle † m. terrible cold. ∞ ^færcięle$

~clamm m. sudden or terrible grasp. ∞ ^færclamm$

~cwealm m. pestilence. ∞ ^færcwealm$

~dēaþ m. sudden death. ∞ ^færdēaþ$

~drype † = ~drepe m. sudden stroke or ~dryre sudden fall. ∞ ^færdrype$

~fięll m. sudden fall — on ~ headlong. ∞ ^færfięll$

~gripe † m. sudden grasp. ∞ ^færgripe$

~gryre † m. danger, terror. ∞ ^færgryre$

~haga † m. environment of danger. ∞ ^færhaga$

~inga, -unga, -unge av. quickly, soon ; suddenly. ∞ ^færinga$ ^færunga$ ^færunge$

~lic, fǣredlic sudden. ∞ ^færlic$ ^færedlic$

~līce av. suddenly. ∞ ^færlīce$

~nīþ † m. hostility. ∞ ^færnīþ$

~scaþa, ~sceaþa † m. enemy. ∞ ^færscaþa$ ^færsceaþa$

~scyte † m. dangerous shooting or shot. ∞ ^færscyte$

~searo † n. artifice, stratagem. ∞ ^færsearo$

~sēaþ m. terrible pit, abyss Gl. ∞ ^færsēaþ$

~slide † m. sudden slip. ∞ ^færslide$

~spell † n. terrible news. ∞ ^færspell$

~stice m. sudden stitch (pain). ∞ ^færstice$

~stylt amazement lN. = forstylt ? ∞ ^færstylt$

~wundor † n. prodigy. ∞ ^færwundor$

gefær n. going, course, march (of army). ∞ ^gefær$

fæ̂ran (fæ̂r|an) alarm, terrify. ∞ ^færan$

~ing*, ē f. simulatio Gl. ∞ ^færing$

færbena (færben|a), vE. ~u [for ~o] m. sailor. ∞ ^færbena$

færeld, -elt n. journey, expedition, company ; motion, locomotion ; passover. ∞ ^færeld$ ^færelt$

færeldfrēols (færeld-frēols) m. feast of the passover. ∞ ^færeldfrēols$

fæs n. fringe. ∞ ^fæs$

fæsl † (n.) progeny, offspring. ∞ ^fæsl$

fæst firm, fixed, stiff (soil) — ~ innoþ constipated ; fortified (by nature or art) ; heavy (sleep) ; steadfast, firm (mind, faith); religious, Christian (book). ∞ ^fæst$

~e av. firmly; (sleep) heavily; vigorously, (forbid) strictly. ∞ ^fæste$

~gangol †, fæsten- persevering, firm (mind). ∞ ^fæstgangol$

~hafol tenacious ; miserly. ∞ ^fæsthafol$

~hafolnes f. parsimony. ∞ ^fæsthafolnes$

~heald firmly fixed. ∞ ^fæstheald$

~hygdig †, -hȳdig firm in mind, constant. ∞ ^fæsthygdig$

~lic fixed, steadfast, vigorous (warfare). ∞ ^fæstlic$

~līce av. firmly, steadfastly, vigorously. ∞ ^fæstlīce$

~mōd firm in mind, constant. ∞ ^fæstmōd$

~nes f. firmness, massiveness ; fortification, firmament, sky ; kindness, for ǣfæstnes (?). ∞ ^fæstnes$

~ræ̂d steadfast, firm (mind). ∞ ^fæstræd$

~līce av. steadfastly. ∞ ^fæstlīce$

~nes f. fortitude. ∞ ^fæstnes$

~steall † firm. ∞ ^fæststeall$

fæstan make firm ; entrust || fast — fæsten ge~ keep a fast; abstain from (food) wi. ∞ ^fæstan$

fæsting f. taking care of child. ∞ ^fæsting$

~mann m. king’s purveyor (?). ∞ ^fæstingmann$

fæsten, fæstenn n. fortress, castle, cloister ; firmament, sky || fast. ∞ ^fæsten$ ^fæstenn$

~behæfednes f. parsimony Gl., for fæst- (?). ∞ ^fæstenbehæfednes$

~bryce m. breach of fasting. ∞ ^fæstenbryce$

~dæg m. fast-day. ∞ ^fæstendæg$

~dīc m. moat. ∞ ^fæstendīc$

~gangol = fæst-. ∞ ^fæstengangol$

~geat n. gate of fortress. ∞ ^fæstengeat$

~tīd f. fast-time, fast. ∞ ^fæstentīd$

~geweorc n. liability for repair of fortifications. ∞ ^fæstengeweorc$

~wuce f. week of fasting. ∞ ^fæstenwu0ce$

fæstnian (fæstn|ian) fasten, fix, met. fix (hopes on God); conclude (peace), ratify (agreement) ; betroth. ∞ ^fæstnian$

~ung f. fixing; ratification ; pledge, engagement; security. ∞ ^fæstnung$

fæt n. vessel, casket, cup, pot. ∞ ^fæt$

~fyllere, ~fylre m. cup-bearer. ∞ ^fætfyllere$ ^fætfylre$

fæ̂tan put; ~ inn take in, swallow. ∞ ^fætan$

fæ̂ted, ǣ †, fæ̂tt ornamented with gold — golde ~ sweord. ∞ ^fæted$ ^fætt$

~hlēor † with ornamented cheeks (of horse). ∞ ^fætedhlēor$

~sinc † n. treasure. ∞ ^fætedsinc$

fæ̂tels m. tub, vessel ; pouch, bag. ∞ ^fætels$

~ian put into a receptacle or vessel. ∞ ^fætelsian$

fǣtt fat, fatted (calf). ∞ ^fǣtt$

~ian grow fat || tr. fatten. ∞ ^fǣttian$

~nes f. fatness. ∞ ^fǣttnes$

fǣtt = fæ̂ted. ∞ ^fǣtt$

fæþm m. outstretched arms ; embrace | bosom, lap, womb; envelopment, interior, midst | grasp; control, power; protection | expanse | cubit, fathom. ∞ ^fæþm$

~lic embracing, enclosing. ∞ ^fæþmlic$

~rīm † n. (cubit-)measure. ∞ ^fæþmrīm$

fæþman, fæþmian surround, envelop; clasp, seize. ∞ ^fæþman$ ^fæþmian$

fāg (m.) plaice, flounder. ∞ ^fāg$

fāg variegated, pied (horse) ; discoloured, stained, blood-stained ; adorned. ∞ ^fāg$ ^fāh$

~ian intr. vary in colour || tr. embroider. ∞ ^fāgian$

~nes f. scab, ulcer, eruption. ∞ ^fāgnes$

~ung f. variety. ∞ ^fāgung$

~wyrm m. basilisk. ∞ ^fāgwyrm$

fāgettan (fāgett|an), -etan intr. change colour; mid wordum ~ speak evasively. ∞ ^fāgettan$

~ung f. intr. changing colour (of sky in storms). ∞ ^fāgettung$

fāh, fāg, pl. fā hostile ; proscribed, outlawed; guilty wi. ∞ ^fāh$ ^fāg$

fǣt †, dpl. fǣt(t)um metal plate, gold ornament. ∞ ^fǣt$

faldian make sheep-fold, hurdle off sheep [falod]. ∞ ^faldian$

fald, falod m. sheep-fold, ox-stall. ∞ ^fald$ ^falod$

~gang m. going to sheep-fold. ∞ ^faldgang$

fals I. false (weight), counterfeit (coin). II. n. fraud, dishonesty; counterfeit coin [Fr. or Lt.]. ∞ ^fals$

fām n. foam. ∞ ^fām$

~blāwende discharging foam. ∞ ^fāmblāwende$

fāmgian foam [fāmig]. ∞ ^fāmgian$

fāmig, ǣ foamy. ∞ ^fāmig$ ^fǣmig$

~borda † with foamy sides. ∞ ^fāmigborda$

~bōsma † foamy-bosomed. ∞ ^fāmigbōsma$

~heals † foamy-necked. ∞ ^fāmigheals$

fana m. banner. ∞ ^fana$

fandian w. g. or a. investigate, explore ; try, test, tempt. ∞ ^fandian$

fandung f. investigation, testing, proof, temptation. ∞ ^fandung$

fane (fan|e), ~u f. banner || iris (a plant). ∞ ^fane$

fang once booty L. [fōn; or Scand.]. ∞ ^fang$

fann f. winnowing-fan [Lt. vannus]. ∞ ^fann$

~ian fan. ∞ ^fannian$

fant, o m. (baptismal) font [Lt. fontem]. ∞ ^fant$ ^font$

~bæþ n. baptism. ∞ ^fantbæþ$

~fæt n. font. ∞ ^fantfæt$

~hālgung f. consecration of font. ∞ ^fanthālgung$

~wæter n. font-water. ∞ ^fantwæter$

faran (far|an) 2 go, march, travel (by land or sea) — in fass. sense cōm of ~endum wege. on ~ wd., w. on a. assail, take (city) | lead life, behave, act : mid hīwunge ~ be hypocritical | fare, be : wel ~ prosper, ~ būtan bearnum be childless. ∞ ^faran$

~ennes*, fæ- f. passage, lM. ∞ ^farennes$

gefaran 2 go &c.; accomplish (journey or distance) | fare &c.; tr. suffer (shipwreck); behave, act | die — gefaren deceased | attack (hīe mid fierde) | take possession of, occupy (country) gain (victory). ∞ ^gefaran$

fāra gpl. of fāh. ∞ ^fāra$

gefara m. fellow-traveller, companion. Cp. gefēra. ∞ ^gefara$

Farisēisc Pharisean — ~ mann Pharisee [Lt.]. ∞ ^Farisēisc$

faroþ † (n.) shore. ∞ ^faroþ$

~hęngest m. ship. ∞ ^faroþhęngest$

~lācende, ~rīdende sailing, sea-faring. ∞ ^faroþlācende$ ^faroþrīdende$

~stræ̂t f. ocean. ∞ ^faroþstræt$

faru f. going, transit, journey; march, expedition | course of life, life, proceedings; adventures || troop, retinue, companions | movable property, baggage. ∞ ^faru$

fatian = fętian. ∞ ^fatian$

faþe (faþ|e), ~u f. paternal aunt. ∞ ^faþe$

faul (m.) evil spirit (?). ∞ ^faul$

fēa, ~we, ~wa, d. feā(wu|m), g. fēara I. few. II. av. (not) even a little. ∞ ^fēa$ ^fēawe$ ^fēawa$ ^fēawum

~lōg † wg. destitute. ∞ ^fēalōg$

~nes, ~wnes f. fewness, scarcity. ∞ ^fēanes$ ^fēawnes$

~sceaft, ~sceaftig † destitute wg. ; poor, miserable. ∞ ^fēasceaft$ ^fēasceaftig$

gefēa, -īa, fēa m. joy [gefēon]. ∞ ^gefēa$

~lic pleasant. ∞ ^gefēalic$

gefeald † n. (?). ∞ ^gefeald$

fealdan (feald|an) I fold. ∞ ^fealdan$

~estōl, fyldstōl m. camp-stool. ∞ ^fealdestōl$ ^fyldstōl$

fealefor (feale-for) = felo-. ∞ ^fealefor$

fealg, fealh, æ, e f. felly (of wheel) || harrow. ∞ ^fealg$ ^fealh$ ^fælg$ ^fælh$ ^felh$

~ian harrow. ∞ ^fealgian$

~ing f. harrowing. ∞ ^fealging$

fealh prt. of fēolan. ∞ ^fealh$

feall = fięll. ∞ ^feall$

gefeall lN. ǣ [ = īe] n. falling; ruin. ∞ ^gefeall$

feallan (feall|an) I fall, met. fall (into vice), fall down; prostrate oneself: him tō fōtum ~ | rush — on ~ assail ; flow (of river) | come to an end, decay (of kingdom), fall (in battle). ∞ ^feallan$

~endlic perishable, transient. ∞ ^feallendlic$

gefeallan I fall — met. his mōd gefēoll on hyre lufe | perish || tr. him dęmm ~ make a slaughter of them. ∞ ^gefeallan$

fealle f. trap. ∞ ^fealle$

fealo, pl. fealwe I. dull coloured, yellow, yellowish-red, brown, bay (horse). II. n. fallow ground. ∞ ^fealo$

~hilte † yellow-hilted. ∞ ^fealohilte$

fealwian grow yellow; change colour ; ripen, wither. ∞ ^fealwian$

fēar = fearh. ∞ ^fēar$

fearh, fēar m. pig, boar. ∞ ^fearh$ ^fēar$

gefearh (sow) with young. ∞ ^gefearh$

fearn n. fern. ∞ ^fearn$

~będd n. fern-bed. ∞ ^fearnbędd$

fearr m., ~hrȳþer n. bull. ∞ ^fearr$

feaw, see fēa few. ∞ ^feaw$

feax n. hair of the head, head of hair. ∞ ^feax$

~clāþ n. cap. ∞ ^feaxclāþ$

~ēacan pl. forelocks. ∞ ^feaxēacan$

~ode with hair — ~ steorra comet. ∞ ^feaxode$

ge~ode, ge~en, ge~e having a head of hair. ∞ ^gefeaxode$ ^gefeaxen$

~fang m. seizing by the hair. ∞ ^feaxfang$

~feallung f. loss of hair, mange. ∞ ^feaxfeallung$

~hār grey-haired. ∞ ^feaxhār$

~næ̂dl f. curling-iron. ∞ ^feaxnædl$

~nes*, fæxnis f. head of hair (!) Gl. ∞ ^feaxnes$

~nętt n. hair-net. ∞ ^feaxnętt$

~prēon m. hair-pin. ∞ ^feaxprēon$

~sceacga m. bunch of hair. ∞ ^feaxsceacga$

~sceacgede shaggy. ∞ ^feaxsceacgede$

~scēara fpl. hair-cutting scissors. ∞ ^feaxscēara$

febbres, see fefer. ∞ ^febbres$

fęccan = fętian. ∞ ^fęccan$

fēdan (fēd|an), oe feed, suckle, bring forth (fruit, children), rear, bring up [fōda]. ∞ ^fēdan$

~ednes f. nourishment. ∞ ^fēdednes$

~els, ~esl m. feeding, keep ; fattened animal Gl. ∞ ^fēdels$ ^fēdesl$

~ing f. feeding. ∞ ^fēding$

~nes f. nourishment Bd. ∞ ^fēdnes$

fefer, -or, once febbres, m. fever. ∞ ^fefer$ ^fefor$ ^febbres$

~ādl f. fever. ∞ ^feferādl$

~fuge f. feverfew (a plant) [Lt. febrifugia]. ∞ ^feferfuge$

~sēoc feverish. ∞ ^fefersēoc$

gefēg n. joining, joint. ∞ ^gefēg$

fēgan (fēg|an), oe join, unite, fix [gefōg]. ∞ ^fēgan$

ge~nes, ge~ednes (ge~(ed)nes) f. joining. ∞ ^gefēgnes$ ^gefēgednes$

fēging, gefēging ((ge)fēging), -ung f. joining ; conjunction (in grammar). ∞ ^fēging$ ^gefēging$ ^fēgung$

fēlan (fēl|an), oe feel wg. ∞ ^fēlan$

~elēas without sensation. ∞ ^fēlelēas$

(ge)~nes f. feeling, sensation. ∞ ^gefēlnes$ ^fēlnes$

felcyrf (fel-cyrf) foreskin (!). ∞ ^felcyrf$

feltūn (fel-tūn) n. privy. ∞ ^feltūn$

fela, vE. felo- many, much: ~ manna, L. ~ męnn; also no. ∞ ^fela$ ^felo$

~fǣcne † very treacherous. ∞ ^felafǣcne$

~feald manifold, various. ∞ ^felafeald$

~frēcne † very fierce. ∞ ^felafrēcne$

~gēomor † very sad. ∞ ^felagēomor$

~geong † = ~gęnge* having travelled much. ∞ ^felageong$

~hrōr † very brave. ∞ ^felahrōr$

~īdelspræ̂ce (~īdel-spræ̂ce) very loquacious. ∞ ^felaīdelspræce$

~lēof † very dear. ∞ ^felalēof$

~mihtig †, ea very mighty. ∞ ^felamihtig$

~mōdig † very brave. ∞ ^felamōdig$

~spræ̂ce loquacious. ∞ ^felaspræce$

~specol, ~sprecol loquacious. ∞ ^felaspecol$ ^felasprecol$

~specolnes, ~sprecolnes f. loquacity. ∞ ^felaspecolnes$ ^felasprecolnes$

~synnig † very guilty. ∞ ^felasynnig$

~wlanc † very proud. ∞ ^felawlanc$

~wyrde loquacious. ∞ ^felawyrde$

~wyrdnes f. loquacity. ∞ ^felawyrdnes$

feld, d. ~a, ~e m. field, plain, field of battle. ∞ ^feld$

~bēo f. locust (!). ∞ ^feldbēo$

~biscopwyrt f. a plant. ∞ ^feldbiscopwyrt$

~cirice f. country church. ∞ ^feldcirice$

~ęlfen f. field-fairy. ∞ ^feldęlfen$

~gangende field-traversing. ∞ ^feldgangende$

~hrīþer n. field-ox. ∞ ^feldhrīþer$

~hūs n. tent. ∞ ^feldhūs$

~land n. flat country, lower land. ∞ ^feldland$

~lic rural. ∞ ^feldlic$

~mædere f. rosemary. ∞ ^feldmædere$

~minte f. wild mint. ∞ ^feldminte$

~more, -u f. parsnip. ∞ ^feldmore$ ^feldmoru$

~oxa m. ox kept in field. ∞ ^feldoxa$

~rūde f. wild rue. ∞ ^feldrūde$

~swamm fungus. ∞ ^feldswamm$

~wēsten, ~wēstenn, oe f. desert plain. ∞ ^feldwēsten$ ^feldwoesten$

~wōp m. plantain. ∞ ^feldwōp$

~wyrt f. gentian. ∞ ^feldwyrt$

felg = fealg. ∞ ^felg$

fell n. skin (of man or animal), hide, fur. ∞ ^fell$

~en of skins. ∞ ^fellen$

felofor (felo-for), vE. feolufer, -fe(a)rþ; feal(e)for fieldfare (a bird). ∞ ^felofor$ ^feolufer$ ^felofarþ$ ^felofearþ^fealefor$$

fēlon A. prt. pl. of fēolan. ∞ ^fēlon$

felt (m.) felt (?). ∞ ^felt$

~wurma m. wild marjoram (a plant). ∞ ^feltwurma$

~wyrt f. wild mullein (a plant). ∞ ^feltwyrt$

fenester n. or m. window [Lt. fenestra]. ∞ ^fenester$

fęng m. grasp; booty [fōn]. ∞ ^fęng$

~nętt n. net. ∞ ^fęngnętt$

~tōþ m. canine tooth. ∞ ^fęngtōþ$

gefęng lN. n. taking, capture. ∞ ^gefęng$

fēng prt. of fōn. ∞ ^fēng$

fęngel † m. prince, king. ∞ ^fęngel$

fenix, e † m. phœnix; date palm [Lt. phoenix]. ∞ ^fenix$ ^fenex$

fęnn nm. mud, dirt; fen. ∞ ^fęnn$ ^fęn$

~cerse f. water-cress. ∞ ^fęnncerse$

~fearn n. osmunda regalis (a fern). ∞ ^fęnnfearn$

~friþu † f. refuge in fen. ∞ ^fęnnfriþu$

~hliþ † n. fen-retreat. ∞ ^fęnnhliþ$

~hop † n. fen-retreat. ∞ ^fęnnhop$ ^fęnhop$

~ig muddy. ∞ ^fęnnig$

~gelād † n. fen-tract. ∞ ^fęnngelād$ ^fęngelād$

~land n. fen-country. ∞ ^fęnnland$

~lic of fens. ∞ ^fęnnlic$

~minte f. water-mint. ∞ ^fęnnminte$

~þæc n. fen-covering. ∞ ^fęnnþæc$

~ȳce*, fenȳce † f. frog. ∞ ^fęnnȳce$

fēo d. of feoh. ∞ ^fēo$

fēolaga (fēo-laga) m. partner, associate [Scand. fēlagi]. ∞ ^fēolaga$

fēon, fēogan hate. ∞ ^fēon$ ^fēogon$

fēong, fēoung, fēowung f. hatred, hostility. ∞ ^fēong$ ^fēoung$ ^fēowung$

gefēon, prt. -eah, -æ̂gon, ptc. -ægen 5 rejoice w. g. or i. ∞ ^gefēon$ ^gefeah$ ^gefeh$ ^gefægon$ ^gefægen$

fēogan = fēon. ∞ ^fēogan$

feoh, d. fēo, gpl. fēona n. cattle money — licgende ~ gold and silver, money ; property, wealth | the Runic letter f. ∞ ^feoh$

~behāt L. promise of money. ∞ ^feohbehāt$

~bōt f. pecuniary compensation. ∞ ^feohbōt$

~fang m. taking bribes. ∞ ^feohfang$

~giėfu f. bounty. ∞ ^feohgiėfu$

~gīfre † avaricious. ∞ ^feohgīfre$

~gift f. gift of money. ∞ ^feohgift$

~gītsere m. miser. ∞ ^feohgītsere$

~gītsung, fēog- f. avarice. ∞ ^feohgītsung$ ^feoggītsung$

~gehāt n. promise of money. ∞ ^feohgehāt$

~hord m. treasury. ∞ ^feohhord$

~hūs n. treasury. ∞ ^feohhūs$

~læ̂nung n. money-lending. ∞ ^feohlænung$

~lēas without money ; † not to be bought off (of homicide). ∞ ^feohlēas$

~lēasnes f. want of money. ∞ ^feohlēasnes$

~sceattas † mpl. wages. ∞ ^feohsceattas$

~spēda fpl. riches. ∞ ^feohspēda$

~spilling f. waste of money. ∞ ^feohspilling$

~gesteald † n. possession of riches. ∞ ^feohgesteald$

~strang opulent. ∞ ^feohstrang$

~gestrēon † n. acquiring money; riches, treasures. ∞ ^feohgestrēon$

feoht n., ~e f. fighting, battle. ∞ ^feoht$

~gegięrelan pl. implements of war Gl. ∞ ^feohtgegięrelan$

~ehorn*, fy- m. fighting-horn. ∞ ^feohtehorn$

~lāc n. fighting. ∞ ^feohtlāc$

~ling*, y- m. warrior. ∞ ^feohtling$

~wīte*, y- n. fine for fighting. ∞ ^feohtwīte$

gefeoht n. fight, battle; war. ∞ ^gefeoht$

~dæg † m. day of battle. ∞ ^gefeohtdæg$

feohtan (feoht|an) 3 fight, ·w. wiþ, w. on a. attack — on ~ attack. ∞ ^feohtan$

~ere m. fighter. ∞ ^feohtere$

gefeohtan 3 fight ; wa. fight (duel) || tr. gain by fighting, gain (victory). ∞ ^gefeohtan$

fēol, fīl f. file. ∞ ^fēol$ ^fil$

~heard † hard as a file (?) — for fela- heard (?). ∞ ^fēolheard$

~ian file. ∞ ^fēolian$

fēolan, prt. fealh, fēal, pl. fulgon, fūlon, fæ̂lon ; ptc. folgen, fōlen 3 enter (into a state) : inne ~ get in, penetrate; on flēame ~ take to flight; wd. adhere ; apply oneself to, persevere in || tr. experience (treachery). ∞ ^fēolan$ ^fealh$ ^fēal$ ^fulgon$ ^fūlon$ ^fælon$ ^fulgen$ ^fōlen$

fēond, pl. fīend, ēo, ~as m. enemy; fiend, devil [fēon]. ∞ ^fēond$

~æ̂t † m. eating what is sacrificed to idols. ∞ ^fēondæt$

~giėld † n. idolatry ; idol. ∞ ^fēondgiėld$

~grāp † f. hostile grasp. ∞ ^fēondgrāp$

~lic hostile. ∞ ^fēondlic$

~līce av. hostilely. ∞ ^fēondlīce$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. enmity. ∞ ^fēondrǣden$ ^fēondrǣdenn$

~rǣs † m. hostile attack. ∞ ^fēondrǣs$

~scaþa, ~sceaþa † m. enemy, robber, villain. ∞ ^fēondscaþa$ ^fēondsceaþa$

~scipe m. hostility, enmity. ∞ ^fēondscipe$

~sēoc possessed by a devil. ∞ ^fēondsēoc$

~ulf m. villain Gl. [ulf = -wulf]. ∞ ^fēondulf$

~wīc n. hostile camp. ∞ ^fēondwīc$

feor, see feorr. ∞ ^feor$

~būend † m. one dwelling far off, foreigner. ∞ ^feorbūend$

~cumen, ~cund = feorran-. ∞ ^feorcumen$ ^feorcund$

~cȳþþ † f. distant country. ∞ ^feorcȳþþ$

~land n. distant land. ∞ ^feorland$

~nes f. distance. ∞ ^feornes$

~weg m. distant part. ∞ ^feorweg$

feorstuþu (feor-stuþu) f. support, prop Gl. ∞ ^feorstuþu$

feorh, feorg, g. fēores, nm. life — be fēore on pain of death ; soul — † tō (wīdan) fēore, ā(wa) tō fēore, ǣfre tō fēore, ealne wīdan ~ for ever | living being, person. ∞ ^feorh$ ^feorg$ ^fēore$

~ādl f. mortal disease. ∞ ^feorhādl$

~bana † m. homicide, murderer. ∞ ^feorhbana$

~bealo † n. deadly evil. ∞ ^feorhbealo$

~bęnn † f. mortal wound. ∞ ^feorhbęnn$

~gebeorg † n. refuge. ∞ ^feorhgebeorg$

~berend † m. living being. ∞ ^feorhberend$

~bold † n. body. ∞ ^feorhbold$

~cwalu † f. death, slaughter. ∞ ^feorhcwalu$

~cwealm † m. death. ∞ ^feorhcwealm$

~cynn † n. living species or kind. ∞ ^feorhcynn$

~dæg † m. day of life. ∞ ^feorhdæg$

~gedāl † n. death. ∞ ^feorhgedāl$

~dolg † n. deadly wound. ∞ ^feorhdolg$

~ēacen † living. ∞ ^feorhēacen$

~fægen glad of being allowed to live. ∞ ^feorhfægen$

~geong young, or two words (?). ∞ ^feorhgeong$

~giėfa m. giver of life. ∞ ^feorhgiėfa$

~giėfu † f. gift of life. ∞ ^feorhgiėfu$

~gōma † m. jaw. ∞ ^feorhgōma$

~hama*, fea- m. womb or caul (?) Gl. ∞ ^feorhhama$

~hierde † m. preserver, protector. ∞ ^feorhhierde$

~hord † m. soul. ∞ ^feorhhord$

~hūs † n. body. ∞ ^feorhhūs$

~lāst † m. track, step. ∞ ^feorhlāst$

~lēan n. gift of life (?). ∞ ^feorhlēan$

~lęgu † f. life. ∞ ^feorhlęgu$

~līf † n. life. ∞ ^feorhlīf$

~loca † m. breast. ∞ ^feorhloca$

~lyre m. loss of life. ∞ ^feorhlyre$

~nęre † m. refuge; sustenance; salvation (of soul). ∞ ^feorhnęre$

~genęr n. being allowed to live, life. ∞ ^feorhgenęr$

~genīþla † m. mortal enemy. ∞ ^feorhgenīþla$

~ræ̂d † m. soul’s benefit, salvation. ∞ ^feorhræd$

~scyldig having forfeited one’s life, guilty of a capital offence. ∞ ^feorhscyldig$

~sēoc † sick to death. ∞ ^feorhsēoc$

~swęng † m. deadly blow. ∞ ^feorhswęng$

~þearf † f. extreme need. ∞ ^feorhþearf$

~wund † f. mortal wound. ∞ ^feorhwund$

feorlen = fierlen. ∞ ^feorlen$

feorm, lN. a, æ f. feeding; provisions, food; feast | entertaining, taking in (strangers), harbouring (criminals) | goods, property, stores; rent in kind ; use, benefit. ∞ ^feorm$

~fultum m. contribution of provisions. ∞ ^feormfultum$

~ehām m. farm vL.a ∞ ^feormehām$

feormian (feorm|ian) supply with food, feed, support; entertain (as guest) | cherish ; profit, benefit | clean, polish | consume. ∞ ^feormian$

~end m. entertainer; (sword) polisher. ∞ ^feormend$

~endlēas † without a polisher. ∞ ^feormendlēas$

~ere m. purveyor. ∞ ^feormere$

~ung f. entertaining, harbouring ; polishing, cleaning. ∞ ^feormung$

feorr av., aj. (rarely inflected) far w. i. or fram, distant, at a distance ~ and wīde in every direction ; far back in time | moreover, besides, = fierr cpv. (?) || cpv. fierra aj. more distant, further (Spain). av. fierr further || spl. fierrest aj., av. most distant w. i., furthest. ∞ ^feorr$ ^feor$ ^fierr$ ^fierra$ ^fyr$

feorrian (feorr|ian) intr. keep at a distance ; depart. ∞ ^feorrian$

~ung f. departure, being removed. ∞ ^feorrung$

feorran, feorrane, y- av. from afar, at a distance — ~ and nēan from all quarters. ∞ ^feorran$ ^feorranne$ ^yfeorran$

~cumen, feorc- come from afar. ∞ ^feorrancumen$ ^feorccumen$

~cund, feorc- having come from a distance, foreign. ∞ ^feorrancund$ ^feorccumen$

feorran, feorsian = fie-. ∞ ^feorran$ ^feorsian$

feortan (feort|an)* 3. ∞ ^feortan$

~ing f. pedatio. ∞ ^feorting$

fēorþ|a, fēowerþa fourth [fēower]. ∞ ^fēorþa$

~ling, ~ung m. fourth part; farthing. ∞ ^fēorþling$ ^fēorþung$

fēower four. ∞ ^fēower$

~feald fourfold — be ~um av. fourfold. ∞ ^fēowerfeald$

~fealdlīce av. quadruply. ∞ ^fēowerfealdlīce$

~fēte, ~fōtede four-footed. ∞ ^fēowerfēte$ ^fēowerfōtede$

~giėld n. fourfold payment or compensation. ∞ ^fēowergiėld$

~scīete four-cornered, square. ∞ ^fēowerscīete$

~tēoþa, ~teog(o)þa fourteenth. ∞ ^fēowertēoþa$ ^fēowertēogþa$ ^fēowertēogoþa$

~tīene fourteen. ∞ ^fēowertīene$

fēowertig forty. ∞ ^fēowertig$

~feald fortyfold. ∞ ^fēowertigfeald$

~lic of forty. ∞ ^fēowertiglic$

~oþa fortieth. ∞ ^fēowertigoþa$

fer = for. ∞ ^fer$

fęrian (fęr|ian) carry, convey, lead, bring || intr. take to, deal in w. i. or on ; go, depart [faran]. ∞ ^fęrian$

~będd n. portable bed. ∞ ^fęrbędd$

~iend m. bringer, leader. ∞ ^fęriend$

~sceatt, ~esceatt m. passage-money, fare. ∞ ^fęrsceatt$ ^fęresceatt$

fēran (fēr|an), oe go, march, sail, travel — wa. of distance ; set out, depart | ~ forþ go forth, go on ; die | behave, act. ∞ ^fēran$

~end m. messenger; sailor. ∞ ^fērend$

~ing f. going, travelling. ∞ ^fēring$

~nes f. going, passing. ∞ ^fērnes$

gefēran (gefēr|an) go ; fare ; behave, act || tr. accomplish (journey, distance) | reach, attain (place),gain (victory) — āxode hwæt hī ~don what had become of them | suffer (misfortune). ∞ ^gefēran$

gefēra (gefēr|a), fēra, oe m. companion, friend; wife; associate (in an undertaking) ; equal ; retainer, attendant [faran]. ∞ ^gefēra$

~lǣcan associate, unite. ∞ ^gefērlǣcan$

~lic associated. ∞ ^gefērlic$

~līce av. sociably, together. ∞ ^gefērlīce$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. companionship: body of people, retinue; association, congregation ; compact. ∞ ^gefērrǣden$

~scipe, f- m. companionship ; body of people, retinue, band; association, guild. ∞ ^gefērscipe$ ^fērscipe$

~scipian lN. unite. tr. ∞ ^gefērscipian$

fęrcian (fęrc|ian), fęrec- tr. bring (a person); support (life), feed — met. cram (with lies) || intr. go, proceed. ∞ ^fęrcian$

~ung f. sustenance, food. ∞ ^fęrcung$

fēre serviceable (ship), fit for military service. ∞ ^fēre$

gefēre I. accessible. II. n. body of people ; community; party, side. ∞ ^gefēre$

ferht honest. ∞ ^ferht$

~lic honest, just. ∞ ^ferhtlic$

ferþ, ferhþ † mn. mind, spirit, understanding; life — wīdan ~ for ever. ∞ ^ferþ$ ^ferhþ$

~bana m. murderer. ∞ ^ferþbana$

~cearig anxious in mind. ∞ ^ferþcearig$

~cleofa, ~cofa m. breast. ∞ ^ferþcleofa$ ^ferþcofa$

~gedāl*, friþ- † n. death. ∞ ^ferþgedāl$

~frec bold in spirit. ∞ ^ferþfrec$

~frīþende life-protecting, life-sustaining. ∞ ^ferþfrīþende$

~glēaw sagacious, wise. ∞ ^ferþglēaw$

~grimm fierce. ∞ ^ferþgrimm$

~loca m. breast, heart; body. ∞ ^ferþloca$

~lufe f. heartfelt love. ∞ ^ferþlufe$

~genīþla m. deadly foe. ∞ ^ferþgenīþla$

~sefa m. mind. ∞ ^ferþsefa$

~wērig soul-weary, sad. ∞ ^ferþwērig$

~gewitt n. understanding. ∞ ^ferþgewitt$

fers n. sentence ; verse [Lt. versus]. ∞ ^fers$

~ian make verses Gl. ∞ ^fersian$

fersc fresh (water). ∞ ^fersc$

fēster, fēstr- = fōstor-, fōstr-. ∞ ^fēster$ ^fēstr$

fēt, see fōt. ∞ ^fēt$

fetan 5 fall. ∞ ^fetan$

fętian, once a, fęccan, fęttan, prt. fętte fetch; summon ; seek ; take, seize; gain ; marry. ∞ ^fętian$ ^fetod$ ^fęccan$ ^fęttan$ ^fętte$

fętel (m.) belt. ∞ ^fętel$

~hilt n. belted hilt. ∞ ^fętelhilt$

feter, fetor f. fetter. ∞ ^feter$ ^fetor$

~wrāsen † f. fetter. ∞ ^feterwrāsen$

fettian once contend. ∞ ^fettian$

fēþ|an. ∞ ^fēþan$

~ung f. walking, motion. ∞ ^fēþung$

fēþa, oe m. troop, band of infantry. ∞ ^fēþa$ ^foeþa$

fēþe n. walking, movement, power of motion. ∞ ^fēþe$

~cęmpa † m. active warrior, foot-soldier. ∞ ^fēþecęmpa$

~gang † m. foot-journey. ∞ ^fēþegang$

~georn † eager to go. ∞ ^fēþegeorn$

~gięst † m. traveller. ∞ ^fēþegięst$

~hęre m. infantry. ∞ ^fēþehęre$

~hwearf † m. troop on foot. ∞ ^fēþehwearf$

~lāst † m. step. ∞ ^fēþelāst$

~lēas † without feet; crippled. ∞ ^fēþelēas$

~mann m. foot-soldier. ∞ ^fēþemann$

~mund † f. fore-feet (of badger). ∞ ^fēþemund$

~spēdig † quick walking. ∞ ^fēþespēdig$

~wīg † n. battle on foot. ∞ ^fēþewīg$

feþer f. feather; pen ; pl. feþra wings. ∞ ^feþer$

~bæ̂re winged. ∞ ^feþerbære$

~będd n. feather-bed. ∞ ^feþerbędd$

~berende feathered. ∞ ^feþerberende$

~cræft m. embroidery. ∞ ^feþercræft$

~gearwe † fpl. feathering (of arrow). ∞ ^feþergearwe$

~hama † m. plumage; feather-coat, flying apparatus, wings. ∞ ^feþerhama$

~geweorc n. embroidery in feathers. ∞ ^feþergeweorc$

feþerscēat (feþer-scēat) = fiþer-. ∞ ^feþerscēat$

gefic n. deceit, treachery. ∞ ^gefic$

fīc m. fig ; ~, se blēdenda ~ piles, hemorrhoids. ∞ ^fīc$

~ādl f. piles. ∞ ^fīcādl$

~æppel m. fig. ∞ ^fīcæppel$

~bēam m. fig-tree. ∞ ^fīcbēam$

~lēaf n. fig-leaf. ∞ ^fīclēaf$

~trēow n. fig-tree. ∞ ^fīctrēow$

~wyrm m. intestinal worm. ∞ ^fīcwyrm$

~wyrt f. fig-wort. ∞ ^fīcwyrt$

ficol cunning, tricky [gefic]. ∞ ^ficol$

fięlgan (fięlg|an)* harrow [fealg]. ∞ ^fięlgan$

~ing*, æ, y f. harrowing, harrow. ∞ ^fięlging$

fięll, ea m. fall (falling, cause of fall) | ruin, destruction; death, slaughter | case (in grammar [feallan]. ∞ ^fięll$ ^fyll$ ^feall$

~wērig*, fylw- † killed, dead. ∞ ^fięllwērig$

fięllan (fięll|an), A. ǣ make to fall, fell, pull down (house) ; destroy, kill; humble ; lN. offend, scandalizare; † ge~ wag. deprive (of kinsmen) by killing. ∞ ^fięllan$

~nes f. lN. offence, scandalum. ∞ ^fięllnes$

ge~nes f. lN. fall; transmigration (!). ∞ ^gefięllnes$

fięllelsēoc (fięllel|sēoc) epileptic. ∞ ^fięllelsēoc$

~sēocnes f. epilepsy. ∞ ^fięllelsēocnes$

~wærc m. epilepsy. ∞ ^fięllelwærc$

fīend, see fēond. ∞ ^fīend$

gefīend pl. enemies — wæron ~ were at enmity. ∞ ^gefīend$

fięrd f. militia, army; military expedition, campaign ; camp (!) for ~wīc [faran]. ∞ ^fięrd$ ^fyrd$

~cræft m. art of war, warfare. ∞ ^fięrdcræft$

~esnem. soldier. ∞ ^fięrdesne$

~færeld n. (liability to) military service. ∞ ^fięrdfæreld$

~farn f. military service. ∞ ^fięrdfarn$

~geatwa † fpl. arms. ∞ ^fięrdgeatwa$

~ham † m. corslet. ∞ ^fięrdham$

~hrægl † n. armour, corslet. ∞ ^fięrdhrægl$

~hwæt † warlike. ∞ ^fięrdhwæt$

~lāf f. remnant of an army. ∞ ^fięrdlāf$

~lēas without an army, undefended. ∞ ^fięrdlēas$

~lēoþ † n. war-song. ∞ ^fięrdlēoþ$

~lic military. ∞ ^fięrdlic$

~gemaca m. companion in arms. ∞ ^fięrdgemaca$

~mann m. soldier. ∞ ^fięrdmann$

~rinc † m. soldier, warrior. ∞ ^fięrdrinc$

~sceorp † n. armour. ∞ ^fięrdsceorp$

~scip n. war-ship. ∞ ^fięrdscip$

~searo † n. armour. ∞ ^fięrdsearo$

~sōcn f. military service. ∞ ^fięrdsōcn$

~gestealla † m. companion in arms, fellow-soldier. ∞ ^fięrdgestealla$

~stemn m. detachment of militia. ∞ ^fięrdstemn$

~tīber n. military sacrifice (?) Gl. ∞ ^fięrdtīber$

~getrum n. band of soldiers, cohort. ∞ ^fięrdgetrum$

~truma m. cohort, army. ∞ ^fięrdtruma$

~wǣn m. military wagon Ct. ∞ ^fięrdwǣn$

~weard f. military watch. ∞ ^fięrdweard$

~werod n. army. ∞ ^fięrdwerod$

fięrdwīc (fięrd|wīc) n. camp. ∞ ^fięrdwīc$

~wierþe † distinguished in war. ∞ ^fięrdwierþe$

~wīsa † m. general. ∞ ^fięrdwīsa$

~wise f. military manner. ∞ ^fięrdwise$

~wīte n. fine for neglect of military duties. ∞ ^fięrdwīte$

fięrdian (fięrd|ian), fyrdrian serve in army; march ; be at war with. ∞ ^fięrdian$

~ing, ~ung f. expedition ; army ; camp. ∞ ^fięrding$ ^fięrdung$

fiergen-, i, y mountain. ∞ ^fiergen$ ^firgen$ ^fyrgen$

~bēam †m. mountain-tree. ∞ ^fiergenbēam$

~bucca m. chamois. ∞ ^fiergenbucca$

~gāt f. chamois. ∞ ^fiergengāt$

~hēafod † n. mountain-headland. ∞ ^fiergenhēafod$

~holt † n. mountain-wood. ∞ ^fiergenholt$

~strēam † m. mountain-stream. ∞ ^fiergenstrēam$

fierlen*, e(o), y I. distant, remote — on ~e, on ~um far away. II. n. distance. ∞ ^fierlen$

fiermþ, frymþ f. entertainment, harbouring (criminals) || cleansing, washing [feorm]. ∞ ^fiermþ$ ^frymþ$

fierr, fierra, fierrest, see feorr. ∞ ^fierr$

fiersian*, y, eo intr. go beyond || tr. remove ; rfl. depart. ∞ ^fiersian$

fiersn † once f. heel. ∞ ^fiersn$

fīf five. ∞ ^fīf$

~ęcgede with five edges or corners. ∞ ^fīfęcgede$

~feald fivefold. ∞ ^fīffeald$

~fete, ~feted five-footed. ∞ ^fīffete$ ^fīffeted$

~flēre five-storied. ∞ ^fīfflēre$

~læppede having five lobes. ∞ ^fīflæppede$

~lēaf n. cinquefoil. ∞ ^fīflēaf$

~wintre five years old. ∞ ^fīfwintre$

fifmægen (fif-mægen) = fifel-. ∞ ^fifmægen$

fīfealde, fīff- f. butterfly. ∞ ^fīfealde$ ^fīffealde$

fīfel † («.) monster, giant. ∞ ^fīfel$

~cynn n. race of monsters. ∞ ^fīfelcynn$

~dor n. the river Eider (between Holstein and Slesvig). ∞ ^fīfeldor$

~mægen*, fīfm- n. magic power. ∞ ^fīfelmægen$

~strēam m. ocean. ∞ ^fīfelstrēam$

~wæ̂g m. ocean. ∞ ^fīfelwæg$

fifele f. buckle [Lt. fibula]. ∞ ^fifele$

fīfta fifth. ∞ ^fīfta$

fīftēoþa (fīf-tēoþa) fifteenth. ∞ ^fīftēoþa$

fīftīene (fīf-tīene) fifteen. ∞ ^fīftīene$

fīftig fifty. ∞ ^fīftig$

~feald fiftyfold. ∞ ^fīftigfeald$

~oþa, -eog- fiftieth. ∞ ^fīftigoþa$ ^fīfteogoþa$

fihte (n.) rag lN. ∞ ^fihte$

fīl = feol file. ∞ ^fīl$

~ian rub (!) Gl. ∞ ^fīlian$

fild milking, quantity milked at one time. ∞ ^fild$

~cumb n. milk-pail. ∞ ^fildcumb$

filde level (land) [feld]. ∞ ^filde$

gefilde n. plain. ∞ ^gefilde$

filiþe (filiþ|e) n. hay. ∞ ^filiþe$

~lēag m. meadow Ct. ∞ ^filiþlēag$

filmen, y n. film, thin skin ; prepuce. ∞ ^filmen$ ^fylmen$

fīn heap of wood, wood-store. ∞ ^fīn$

fīna m. woodpecker. ∞ ^fīna$

finc m. finch. ∞ ^finc$

findan (find|an) (3) prt. funde, fand find, meet: funde hine licgan ; ~ þæt cweartern beclȳsed ; find out (hwelc hē sīe) ; ~ æt obtain — met. ic ne mæg æt mē selfum ~ þæt ic hine ǣfre gesēo I cannot bring myself to …, I cannot bear to … | think of (plan), devise, invent : se cyning funde þæt him man sæt wiþ made arrangements for opposing their landing, fundon þæt hīe sendon æfter him agreed on the plan of sending … . ∞ ^findan$

~end m. finder. ∞ ^findend$

finger m. finger. ∞ ^finger$

~æppelm. date. ∞ ^fingeræppel$

~doccan pl. finger-muscles. ∞ ^fingerdoccan$

~lic of a finger. ∞ ^fingerlic$

finn m. fin. ∞ ^finn$

~iht*, finiht finny. ∞ ^finniht$

finol, finugl m., finu(g)le f. fennel [Lt. foeniculum]. ∞ ^finol$ ^finugl$

~sæ̂d n. fennel-seed. ∞ ^finolsæd$

finta † m. tail; consequence, result. ∞ ^finta$

fīras † mpl. men, mankind. ∞ ^fīras$

firen, fy- f. crime, sin ; violence; torment, suffering. firnum av. wickedly, excessively. ∞ ^firen$ ^fyren$

~bealo † n. sinful evil. ∞ ^firenbealo$

~cræft † m. wickedness. ∞ ^firencræft$

~dæ̂d † f. crime. ∞ ^firendæd$

~earfoþ † n. terrible suffering. ∞ ^firenearfoþ$

~fręmmende † sinful. ∞ ^firenfręmmende$

~full † sinful. ∞ ^firenfull$

~georn † sinful. ∞ ^firengeorn$

~lic † sinful. ∞ ^firenlic$

~līce † av. violently, rashly. ∞ ^firenlīce$

~ligerian commit fornication. ∞ ^firenligerian$

~lust m. sinful lust, luxury. ∞ ^firenlust$

~lustfull luxurious, wanton. ∞ ^firenlustfull$

~synnig † sinful. ∞ ^firensynnig$

~þearf † f. dire need or distress. ∞ ^firenþearf$ ^fyrenþearf$

~weorc † n. crime. ∞ ^firenweorc$

~wyrcend, ~wyrcende †, ~wyrhta † m. evil-doer. ∞ ^firenwyrcend$ ^firenwyrcende$

firnian, firenian sin, commit adultery; revile. ∞ ^firnian$ ^firenian$

firenicga (firenicg|a)* m., ~e* f. fyrenhycga, fyrnhicge adulterer, adulteress, &c. ∞ ^firenicga$

firmdig = frymdig. ∞ ^firmdig$

firmettan ask, request w. a. and sbj. ∞ ^firmettan$

firn, y I. ancient. II. av. long ago. cpv. (gīet) ~or. ∞ ^firn$ ^fyrn$

~dagas † mpl. days of old. ∞ ^firndagas$

~geflit † n. former quarrel. ∞ ^firngeflit$

~geflita † m. old enemy. ∞ ^firngeflita$

~gēar † npl. former years, lapse of time. ∞ ^firngēar$

~gēara † av. of old. ∞ ^firngēara$

~giėdd † n. ancient tradition, prophecy. ∞ ^firngiėdd$

~lic former, ancient. ∞ ^firnlic$

~mann † m. man of old. ∞ ^firnmann$

~gemynd † n. old tradition. ∞ ^firngemynd$

~scaþa † m. old enemy. ∞ ^firnscaþa$

~gesceap † n. old decree. ∞ ^firngesceap$

~sęgen † f. ancient tradition. ∞ ^firnsęgen$

~gesetu † npl. ancient seats or abode. ∞ ^firngesetu$

~strēamas † mpl. ancient streams, ocean. Cp. fiergen-. ∞ ^firnstrēamas$

~gestrēon † n. ancient treasure. ∞ ^firngestrēon$

~synn † f. ancient sin. ∞ ^firnsynn$

~(ge)weorc † n. ancient work. ∞ ^firngeweorc$

~gewinn † n. ancient war. ∞ ^firngewinn$

~wita † m. sage, councillor. ∞ ^firnwita$ ^fyrnwita$

~gewrit † n. ancient writing, scripture. ∞ ^firngewrit$

~gewyrht † n. former deserts, fate. ∞ ^firngewyrht$

gefirn av. long ago, far back (in time); for a long time, spl. ~ost furthest back (in time) — ~ worulde long ago. ∞ ^gefirn$

~dagas mpl. days of old. ∞ ^gefirndagas$

~gewiten long past (time). ∞ ^gefirngewiten$

first f. roof, ceiling. ∞ ^first$

first, ie, y m. space of time; respite; time (to finish something). ∞ ^first$ ^fierst$ ^fyrst$

~hrōf m. ceiling, or two words (?). ∞ ^firsthrōf$

~mearc f. space of time, appointed time, interval. ∞ ^firstmearc$

~gemearc n. space of time. ∞ ^firstgemearc$

firwit, -et, fy-, fe(o)- n. curiosity. hine ~ bræc, hine ~ frægn þæs he was curious. ∞ ^firwit$ ^fyrwit$ ^fyrwet$ ^fyrwyt$ ^feorwyt$ ^ferwyt$

~full inquisitive. ∞ ^firwitfull$

~georn inquisitive, curious. ∞ ^firwitgeorn$

~geornnes f. curiosity. ∞ ^firwitgeornnes$

~nes f. curiosity. ∞ ^firwitnes$

firwit, -tt curious, inquisitive. ∞ ^firwit$ ^firwitt$ ^fyrwit$ ^fyrwyt$ ^feorwyt$ ^ferwit$

fisc, pl. ~as, fixas m. fish. ∞ ^fisc$

~bryne (m.) brine. ∞ ^fiscbryne$

~cynn n. fish kind, species of fish. ∞ ^fisccynn$

~dēag f. purple. ∞ ^fiscdēag$

~flōd, ~flōdu † m. sea. ∞ ^fiscflōd$ ^fiscflōdu$

~hūs n. fishing-house. ∞ ^fischūs$

~męre m. fish-pond. ∞ ^fiscmęre$

~nętt n. fishing-net; net of fishes. ∞ ^fiscnętt$

~pōl m. fish-pool: pool in river. ∞ ^fiscpōl$

~þrūt m. small fish lN. ∞ ^fiscþrūt$

~węr m. fish-weir (for catching fish). ∞ ^fiscwęr$

~więlle I. abounding in fish. II. m. fish-pond Gl. ∞ ^fiscwięlle$

fiscian (fisc|ian), fix- fish. ∞ ^fiscian$

~ere m. fisher ; kingfisher. ∞ ^fiscere$

~noþ, ~oþ, fisc(n)aþ m. fishing. ∞ ^fiscnoþ$ ^fiscoþ$ ^fiscnaþ$ ^fiscaþ$

fīsting f. fesiculatio, following pedatio in Gl. ∞ ^fīsting$

fitt f. song, poem. ∞ ^fitt$

~an sing, tell in verse. ∞ ^fittan$

fitt † once sight. ∞ ^fitt$

fitung f. fighting LL. ∞ ^fitung$

fiþele (fiþel|e) f. fiddle. ∞ ^fiþele$

~ere m., ~estre f. fiddler. ∞ ^fiþelere$

fiþer-, e(o), L. fēower- [fēower]. ∞ ^fiþer$ ^feþer$ ^feoþer$ ^feower$

~dæled quadripartite. ∞ ^fiþerdæled$

~fēte, ~fōte four-footed. ∞ ^fiþerfēte$ ^fiþerfōte$

~flēdende flowing in four streams (river) Gl. ∞ ^fiþerflēdende$

~hīwe quadriform. ∞ ^fiþerhīwe$

~ling m. quarter. ∞ ^fiþerling$

~rīca m. tetrarch. ∞ ^fiþerrīca$

~scēatas*, fe- † mpl. four quarters. ∞ ^fiþerscēatas$

~scīetan quarter Gl. ∞ ^fiþerscīetan$

~scīete quadrangular. ∞ ^fiþerscīete$

~tīeme four-teamed (chariot). ∞ ^fiþertīeme$

fiþere (fiþer|e) n. wing [feþer]. ∞ ^fiþere$

~bæ̂re, ~berende winged. ∞ ^fiþerbære$ ^fiþerberende$

ge~hamod feathered. ∞ ^gefiþerhamod$

ge~ian feather, wing. ∞ ^gefiþerian$ ^fiþerian$

~lēas without wings. ∞ ^fiþerlēas$

~slięht m. flapping wings. ∞ ^fiþerslięht$

flā = flān. ∞ ^flā$

flacor † flying (of arrows). ∞ ^flacor$

flǣsc, flǣc n. flesh, body, living creature. ∞ ^flǣsc$ ^flǣc$

~æ̂t m. meat. ∞ ^flǣscæt$

~bana m. murderer. ∞ ^flǣscbana$

~gebyrd f. incarnation. ∞ ^flǣscgebyrd$

~cīeping f. meat-market. ∞ ^flǣsccīeping$

~cofa m. body, flesh. ∞ ^flǣsccofa$

~węllere, ~cwęllere m. executioner. ∞ ^flǣscwęllere$ ^flǣcwęllere$

~en of flesh. ∞ ^flǣscen$

~ennes f. incarnation. ∞ ^flǣscennes$

~hama † m. body. ∞ ^flǣschama$

ge~hamod incarnate. ∞ ^geflǣschamod$

~hord † n. body. ∞ ^flǣschord$

~hūs n. meat-house. ∞ ^flǣschūs$

~lic carnal. ∞ ^flǣsclic$

~licnes f. incarnation. ∞ ^flǣsclicnes$

~mangere m. butcher. ∞ ^flǣscmangere$

~maþu f. maggot. ∞ ^flǣscmaþu$

~męte m., pl. ~męttas meat. ∞ ^flǣscmęte$

ge~nes f. incarnation. ∞ ^geflǣscnes$

ge~od incarnate. ∞ ^geflǣscod$

~stræ̂t f. meat-market. ∞ ^flǣscstræt$

~tāwere m. executioner. ∞ ^flǣsctāwere$

~tōþ m. one of the teeth Gl. ∞ ^flǣsctōþ$

~wyrm m. maggot. ∞ ^flǣscwyrm$

flæþecamb (flæþe-camb) = flęþe-. ∞ ^flæþecamb$

flagg plaster. ∞ ^flagg$

flāh † I. treacherous, hostile. II. n. treachery. ∞ ^flāh$

flān fm., flā f. pl. ~a, ~ arrow, dart. ∞ ^flān$

~boga † m. bow. ∞ ^flānboga$

~hred † R. ∞ ^flānhred$

~iht of an arrow. ∞ ^flāniht$

~þracu † f. attack or force of arrows. ∞ ^flānþracu$

~geweorc † n. arrows. ∞ ^flāngeweorc$

flasce, flaxe f. flask, bottle [Lt. vasculum]. ∞ ^flasce$ ^flaxe$

flaxfōte (flax-fōte) = flox- web-footed. ∞ ^flaxfōte$

flēa, flēah (f.) flea. ∞ ^flēa$ ^flēah$

~wyrt f. fleabane (a plant). ∞ ^flēawyrt$

flēan 2 ptc. flagen flay, strip off (piece of skin). ∞ ^flēan$

flēah n. albugo, white spot in the eye. ∞ ^flēah$

flēam m. flight — wearþ or fealh on ~e took to flight [flēon]. ∞ ^flēam$

~lāst m. apostasy Gl. ∞ ^flēamlāst$

fleard n. folly, superstition. ∞ ^fleard$

~ian grow luxuriantly ; play the fool; act wrongly. ∞ ^fleardian$

gefleard n. folly, madness, error. ∞ ^gefleard$

fleaþe = fleoþe. ∞ ^fleaþe$

fleax n. flax. ∞ ^fleax$

~æcer m. flax-field. ∞ ^fleaxæcer$

~līne f. flax-winder, reel. ∞ ^fleaxlīne$

~gescot n. contribution of flax. ∞ ^fleaxgescot$

flecta = fleohta. ∞ ^flecta$

flēdan (flēd|an)* flow [flōd]. ∞ ^flēdan$

~ing f. flowing. ∞ ^flēding$

~e full (river). ∞ ^flēde$

flēon prt. flēah, pl. flugon, ptc. flogen 7 flee ; put to flight; fly. Cp. flēogan. ∞ ^flēon$ ^flehþ$

flēogan (flēog|an) 7 intr. fly ; move quickly ; flee. Cp. flēon. ∞ ^flēogan$

~endlic flying. ∞ ^flēogendlic$

geflēogan 7 intr. fly || tr. fly over. ∞ ^geflēogan$

flēoge (flēog|e) f. fly. ∞ ^flēoge$

~cynn, flēoh- n. fly-kind. ∞ ^flēogcynn$ ^flēohcynn$

~nętt n. fly-net, mosquito-curtain. ∞ ^flēognętt$

~rift n. fly-curtain. ∞ ^flēogrift$

fleohtan (fleoht|an)* 3 plait, weave. See flohten-fōte. ∞ ^fleohtan$

fleohta*, vE. flecta m. hurdle. ∞ ^fleohta$

flēos = flīes. ∞ ^flēos$

flēot m. mouth of river, estuary; bay | sea, water | raft, ship, vessel. ∞ ^flēot$

~wyrt f. seaweed. ∞ ^flēotwyrt$

flēotan 7 float, sail; swim. ∞ ^flēotan$ ^flēat$

fleoþe, ea f. water-lily. ∞ ^fleoþe$

flēring f. flooring, story [flōr]. ∞ ^flēring$

fleswian once whisper. ∞ ^fleswian$

flętt n. floor; dwelling, house, hall. ∞ ^flętt$

~pæþ † m. floor. ∞ ^flęttpæþ$

~ręst † f. bed. ∞ ^flęttręst$

~sittend † m. hall-sitter, courtier. ∞ ^flęttsittend$

~gesteald † n. household goods. ∞ ^flęttgesteald$

~werod † n. hall-troop, retainers. ∞ ^flęttwerod$

flęþecamb (flęþe-camb), æ m. weaver’s comb. ∞ ^flęþecamb$

flēwsa m. flux, discharge (in medicine) [flōwan]. ∞ ^flēwsa$

flex = fleax. ∞ ^flex$

flicce n. flitch (of bacon). ∞ ^flicce$

flicerian flutter, hover. ∞ ^flicerian$

geflīen*, y, ī, -an expel (disease) [flēon]. ∞ ^geflīen$

flīeman (flīem|an) put to flight, banish [flēam]. ∞ ^flīeman$ ^flyman$

flīema (flīem|a) m. fugitive, outlaw — ~an or ~ena fiermþ or feorm harbouring an outlaw [flēam]. ∞ ^flīema$

ge~e fugitive lN. ∞ ^geflīeme$

flīes, ēo n. fleece. ∞ ^flīes$

flīete f. cream, curds || punt [flēotan]. ∞ ^flīete$

fligel (m.) flail. ∞ ^fligel$

flint m. flint; rock. ∞ ^flint$

~græ̂g † grey as flint. ∞ ^flintgræg$

flit strife; scandalum (!) [flītan]. ∞ ^flit$

~cræft m. disputation, logic. ∞ ^flitcræft$

~cræftig belonging to logic, dialectical. ∞ ^flitcræftig$

~full contentious. ∞ ^flitfull$

~georn quarrelsome, litigious. ∞ ^flitgeorn$

~mæ̂lum av. contentiously. ∞ ^flitmælum$

geflit n. strife, dissension, contest; dispute, discussion. tō ~es emulously. ∞ ^geflit$

~full, ~fullic contentious. ∞ ^geflitfull$

~fulnes f. litigiousness. ∞ ^geflitfulnes$

~līce, ~mæ̂lum av. emulously. ∞ ^geflitlīce$

flitan (flit|an) 6 contend, struggle (in lawsuit, argument), oppose, quarrel. ∞ ^flitan$

~end, ~ere m. wrangler. ∞ ^flitend$

flōc (m.) a fish. ∞ ^flōc$

flōcan † clap, applaud. ∞ ^flōcan$

flocc m. body of men, troop, company. ∞ ^flocc$

~mæ̂lum av. troopwise, in detachments, flockwise, in flocks. ∞ ^floccmælum$

~rād f. troop of cavalry. ∞ ^floccrād$

~slite m. sedition. ∞ ^floccslite$

flōd mn. flowing, stream; flow of tide, tide | river, sea, pl. water; deluge, flood [flōwan]. ∞ ^flōd$

~blāc † flood-pale. ∞ ^flōdblāc$

~ęgesa † m. terror of flood. ∞ ^flōdęgesa$

~en, ~lic of a river. ∞ ^flōden$

~weard † f. sea-wall. ∞ ^flōdweard$

~weg † m. ocean path, sea. ∞ ^flōdweg$

~więlm † m. raging flood. ∞ ^flōdwięlm$

~wudu † m. ship. ∞ ^flōdwudu$

~ȳþ † f. wave of the sea. ∞ ^flōdȳþ$

flōde f. channel; gutter. ∞ ^flōde$

flogettan, gg fluctuate Gl. [flēogan]. ∞ ^flogettan$

flogeþa m. liquid Gl. ∞ ^flogeþa$

flōh fragment, piece (of stone). ∞ ^flōh$

flohtenfōte (flohten-fōte) web-footed [fleohtan]. ∞ ^flohtenfōte$

flōr, d. ~a, ~e fm. floor; ground — scipes ~, gangway. ∞ ^flōr$

~stān m. pavement-stone. ∞ ^flōrstān$

flōrisc flowery [Lt.]. ∞ ^flōrisc$

flot n. sea [flēotan]. ∞ ^flot$

~hęre † m. (hostile) fleet. ∞ ^flothęre$

~lic naval. ∞ ^flotlic$

~mann m. sailor, pirate, Dane. ∞ ^flotmann$

~scip n. ship. ∞ ^flotscip$

~smero n. dripping, fat. ∞ ^flotsmero$

~weg † m. sea. ∞ ^flotweg$

flotian float L. ∞ ^flotian$

flota m. sailor, pirate †; ship; fleet. ∞ ^flota$

geflota † m. floater, swimmer. ∞ ^geflota$

floterian (floter|ian) float, be flooded — mid ~iendum ēagum weeping ; fly ; flutter, be disquieted (of heart) [flēotan]. ∞ ^floterian$

flōwan (flōw|an) I flow ; be abundant. ∞ ^flōwan$

~nes, ~ednes f. flowing, flux (of blood); overflow, torrent. ∞ ^flōwnes$

floxfōte (flox-fōte), fla- web-footed. Cp. flohten. ∞ ^floxfōte$

flugol, flygol [infl. of flyge] flying, fleeing ; fleeting [flēogan, flēon]. ∞ ^flugol$

flycgan*, e put to flight, disperse [flēon]. ∞ ^flycgan$

flyge m. flying, flight (of birds, arrows). ∞ ^flyge$

~rēow † fierce in flight. ∞ ^flygerēow$

~wīl † m. flying wile. ∞ ^flygewīl$

flygol = flugol. ∞ ^flygol$

flyht m. flying, flight (of birds, weapons) [flēogan]. ∞ ^flyht$

~hwæt † brisk in flight. ∞ ^flyhthwæt$

flyhteclāþ (flyhte-clāþ), vE. flycti- m. patch [fleohtan]. ∞ ^flyhteclāþ$

flyne f. batter. ∞ ^flyne$

flytme f. lancet [Lt. phlebotomum]. ∞ ^flytme$

fnæd, ge- n. fringe, hem (of dress). ∞ ^fnæd$

fnæs n. fringe. ∞ ^fnæs$

fnæ̂settan snort. ∞ ^fnæsettan$

fnæ̂st m. breath, breathing ; blast (of fire). ∞ ^fnæst$

~ian breathe hard. ∞ ^fnæstian$

fnēosan (fnēos|an) sneeze. ∞ ^fnēosan$

~ung f. sneezing. ∞ ^fnēosung$

gefnesan (5) once sneeze. Cp. fnēosan. ∞ ^gefnesan$

fnora m. sneeze [fnēosan]. ∞ ^fnora$

fōn I b (hē) fēhþ, prt. fēng, ptc. fangen grasp, seize — abs. : him tōgēanes fēng clutched at him; tōgædre fēngon engaged in battle; him on fultum fēng came to their help | make prisoner, capture gen. ge- : gefēngon hine, micle herehyþ | take, receive A. wi. (fēng wīfe), W. w. tō, on a. : ~ tō wīfe, ~ tō hæþeniscum þēawum, ~ on fæsten take to fasting; ~ tō rīce come to the throne, ~ tō þǣm lande succeed to the estate ; ~ tō þǣm norþdǣle begin to describe the North (of Europe); uton fōn on þæt godspell þǣr wē hit forlēton return to the discussion of … ; ~ tō wurþienne begin to worship. ∞ ^fōn$

foca m. cake of bread. ∞ ^foca$

fōda m. food. ∞ ^fōda$

fōdor, fōdder n. food; fodder, food for cattle | case, sheath. ∞ ^fōdor$

~brytta m. fodderer, herdsman. ∞ ^fōdorbrytta$

~hec fodder-rack. ∞ ^fōdorhec$

~noþ m. sustenance. ∞ ^fōdornoþ$

~þegu † f. taking food, food. ∞ ^fōdorþegu$

~wela † m. abundance of food. ∞ ^fōdorwela$

fōdrere m. forager (of army). ∞ ^fōdrere$

gefōg n. joining, joint. ∞ ^gefōg$

~stān m. key-stone. ∞ ^gefōgstān$

fol = full. ∞ ^fol$

gefol with foal. ∞ ^gefol$

fola m. foal, colt. ∞ ^fola$

folc n. people, crowd — ~es mann layman ; army; nation. ∞ ^folc$

~āgende † ruling. ∞ ^folcāgende$

~bealo † n. severe evil or affliction. ∞ ^folcbealo$

~bearn † n. man. ∞ ^folcbearn$

~beorn † m. man. ∞ ^folcbeorn$

~cū † f. cow of the people (!). ∞ ^folccū$

~cūþ celebrated, well known ; public (road) (!). ∞ ^folccūþ$

~cwēn † f. queen. ∞ ^folccwēn$

~cyning † m. king. ∞ ^folccyning$

~dryht † f. people. ∞ ^folcdryht$

~ęgsa † m. terror. ∞ ^folcęgsa$

~gefeoht n. pitched battle. ∞ ^folcgefeoht$

~firen † f. crime. ∞ ^folcfiren$

~frēa † m. lord, king. ∞ ^folcfrēa$

~frēo, -frīg folk-free, free as other people. ∞ ^folcfrēo$

~isc of the people, popular, common. ∞ ^folcisc$

~lagu f. law of the people. ∞ ^folclagu$

~land n. land of the people. ∞ ^folcland$

~lār f. homily, sermon. ∞ ^folclār$

~lēasung f. slander. ∞ ^folclēasung$

~lic of the people, popular, common. ∞ ^folclic$

~mægen † n. army. ∞ ^folcmægen$

~mæ̂gþ † f. tribe, nation. ∞ ^folcmægþ$

~mæ̂re † celebrated. ∞ ^folcmære$

~mōt, ~gemōt n. popular assembly, folkmoot. ∞ ^folcmōt$ ^folcgemōt$

~nīed † f. need of the people. ∞ ^folcnīed$

~ræ̂d † m. public benefit. ∞ ^folcræd$

~ræden, ~rædenn † f. decree of the people. ∞ ^folcræden$

~gerēfa m. official. ∞ ^folcgerēfa$

~ryht, ~geryht n. popular right, right of a citizen ; common law. ∞ ^folcryht$ ^folcgeryht$

~ryht lawful. ∞ ^folcryht$

~sæl † n. hall, house. ∞ ^folcsæl$

~scaru † f. tribe, nation ; † = folcland, land of the people. ∞ ^folcscaru$

~scaþa † m. villain. ∞ ^folcscaþa$

~scipe † m. people, nation. ∞ ^folcscipe$

~gesęttnes f. statute Bd. ∞ ^folcgesęttnes$

~gesīþ † m. noble, prince. ∞ ^folcgesīþ$

~slite m. sedition. ∞ ^folcslite$

~gestealla † m. companion in war. ∞ ^folcgestealla$

~stęde † m. dwelling-place ; battle-place. ∞ ^folcstęde$

~stōw f. country place (as opposed to a town). ∞ ^folcstōw$

~gestrēon † n. public treasure. ∞ ^folcgestrēon$

~swēot † m. multitude, army. ∞ ^folcswēot$

~getæl † n. number of people. ∞ ^folcgetæl$

~talu f. genealogy. ∞ ^folctalu$

~toga † m. chief, general. ∞ ^folctoga$

~getrum † n. host. ∞ ^folcgetrum$

~truma m. people. ∞ ^folctruma$

~geþrang n. crowd. ∞ ^folcgeþrang$

~welig populous. ∞ ^folcwelig$

~wer † m. man. ∞ ^folcwer$

~wiga † m. warrior. ∞ ^folcwiga$

~gewinn † n. battle, war. ∞ ^folcgewinn$

~wita † m. councillor. ∞ ^folcwita$

~wōh n. deception of the people. ∞ ^folcwōh$

folde (fold|e) † f. earth; mould, soil, ground ; country. ∞ ^folde$

~ærn n. sepulchre. ∞ ^foldærn$

~āgend*, folc- m. man. ∞ ^foldāgend$

~bold n. house, palace. ∞ ^foldbold$

~būend, ~būende m. man. ∞ ^foldbūend$

~græf n. grave. ∞ ^foldgræf$

~græ̂g earth-grey. ∞ ^foldgræg$

~hrērende earth-traversing. ∞ ^foldhrērende$

~ręst f. rest in the earth, being buried. ∞ ^foldręst$

~wæstm m. fruit of the earth. ∞ ^foldwæstm$

~wang m. earth. ∞ ^foldwang$

~weg m. path, way; earth. ∞ ^foldweg$

~wela m. earthly wealth or prosperity. ∞ ^foldwela$

fōlen ptc. of fēolan. ∞ ^fōlen$

folgian (folg|ian), fyl(i)gan wd. succeed (in time) ; follow, pursue ; persecute; obey, observe (law); serve, belong to household of; yield to physical force : gif sēo hringe him ~aþ æt þām forman tyge (pull). See fyligan. ∞ ^folgian$ ^fyligan$ ^fylgan$

~ere m. follower, disciple ; retainer, freeman belonging to another’s household ; successor (in office). ∞ ^folgere$

folgen ptc. of·feolan. ∞ ^folgen$

folgaþ m. body of followers or retainers, province; service, official position (esp. at court), office, appointment; condition of life. ∞ ^folgaþ$

folm †, -e f. palm of hand ; hand. ∞ ^folm$

for, fer, æ, A. fore prp. w. d., i., a. before : ~ eaxlum stōd þæs cyninges ; weorþode hīe ~ ealle menn above. These meanings are not W.; they are probably the result of transliterating A. fore into for | time before: ~ fēawum dagum a few days ago, nū ~ fēower gēarum | in the sight of, as regards : rīce ~ worulde | cause: mōdigode ~ his fægernesse ; ~ Godes lufan ; swealt ~ þām gylte | aim: cōm þider ~ þæs cyninges swicdōme to betray | benefit: bæd ~ his cwelleras or cwellerum | equivalence, wa.: rīxode ~ þone Herōdem in the place of, after ; ēage ~ ēage ; hæfdon hine ~ ǣnne wītegan | ~ ān only || for-hwy, -hwæm, ā, -hwon, a why. for-þæm, ā, -þon, a, A. for(e)-þon therefore ; because w. indc. for-þæm-þe, -þon- because w. indc. for-þǣm-þæt in order that w. sbj. for-þȳ, ī therefore. for-þȳ-þe, for-þȳ … þe because. for-þȳ-þæt, for-þȳ … þæt in order that w. sbj. ∞ ^for$

for av. too, very, very much. ∞ ^for$

fōr f. movement, motion, course ; journey; way of life [faran]. ∞ ^fōr$

~będd n. litter Gl. ∞ ^fōrbędd$

~bōc f. itinerary. ∞ ^fōrbōc$

~męte m. provisions for a journey. ∞ ^fōrmęte$

fōr, oo (m.) pig Gl. ∞ ^fōr$

for-, fer-, æ. ∞ ^for$

for- occ. = fore-. ∞ ^for$

foran, ~e av. in front, before — ~ forrīdan cut off advance (of army) ; time before | foran ongēan prp. wa. opposite. foran tō prp. wd. before (time). ∞ ^foran$

~bodig n. chest. ∞ ^foranbodig$

~hēafod, for(e)h- n. forehead. ∞ ^foranhēafod$ ^forehhēafod$ ^forhhēafod$

~niht f. early part of the night. ∞ ^foranniht$

forāþ (for-āþ) = fore-. ∞ ^forāþ$

forbærnan (for·bærn|an) tr. burn up, bum. ∞ ^forbærnan$

~ednes f. being burnt, bum (on body). ∞ ^forbærnednes$

forbelgan (for·belgan) 3 rfl. be angry. ∞ ^forbelgan$

forbēodan (for·bēod|an) 7 forbid wda. (him unryht), w. sbj., w. ger. ∞ ^forbēodan$

~endlic dehortative (in grammar). ∞ ^forbēodendlic$

forberan (for·beran) 4 endure, suffer, tolerate; restrain || intr. forbear, refrain from w. indc. or sbj. : forbær þæt hē ne slōg hine. ∞ ^forberan$

forberstan (for·berstan) 3 intr. break, be broken; come to nothing, fail; let go by default. ∞ ^forberstan$

forbīegan (for·bīeg|an) tr. bend down, bend ; humble. ∞ ^forbīegan$

~els m. arch, vault. ∞ ^forbīegels$

forbiernan (for·biernan), eo 3 be consumed by fire, be burnt. ∞ ^forbiernan$

forbindan (for·bindan) 3 tie up (mouth of ox). ∞ ^forbindan$

forbītan (for·bītan) 6 bite through. ∞ ^forbītan$

forblāwan (for·blāwan) I tr. blow : wind forblēow hīe ūt on sæ ; blow out — ptc. forblāwen suffering from flatulence. ∞ ^forblāwan$

forblindian (for·blindian) lA. tr. blind. ∞ ^forblindian$

forbod (for·bod) n. prohibition. ∞ ^forbod$

forbrecan (for·brecan) 4 break down ; break, destroy — forbrocen decrepit; violate, break (oath, commands). ∞ ^forbrecan$

forbregdan (for·bregdan), -brēdan 3 tear in pieces ; cover; transform. ∞ ^forbregdan$

forbrytednes (for·brytednes) f. contrition. ∞ ^forbrytednes$

forbryttan (for·bryttan), -brytan break to pieces, crush. ∞ ^forbryttan$

forbūgan (for·būgan) 7 tr. turn away from, flee from; avoid, refrain from ; refuse (office); hold down, prevent from rising. ∞ ^forbūgan$

forbyrd (for·byrd) f. abstention, restriction. ∞ ^forbyrd$

~ian endure, wait for Gl. ∞ ^forbyrdian$

forca m. fork [Lt. furca]. ∞ ^forca$

forceorfan (for·ceorfan) 3 cut off, out, down, through (tongue, tree, neck). ∞ ^forceorfan$

forcēowan (for·cēowan) 7 bite off (one’s own tongue). ∞ ^forcēowan$

forcięrran (for·cięrr|an) tr. turn aside, rfl. turn back intr.; turn upside down; avoid, escape. ∞ ^forcięrran$

~ed perverse. ∞ ^forcięrred$

~ing f. turning aside. ∞ ^forcięrring$

forcinnan (for·cinnan) † R. ∞ ^forcinnan$

forclǣman (for·clǣman) stop up. ∞ ^forclǣman$

forclingan (for·clingan) 3 shrink, wither. ∞ ^forclingan$

forclȳsan (for·clȳsan) tr. close, obstruct. ∞ ^forclȳsan$

forcnīdan (for·cnīdan) 6 break to pieces, crush. ∞ ^forcnīdan$

forcuman (for·cuman) 4 overcome, surpass; assail; wear out, destroy. ∞ ^forcuman$

forcūþ (for·cūþ) depraved, wicked, bad, foul. ∞ ^forcūþ$

~e, ~līce av. badly. ∞ ^forcūþe$

forcweþan (for·cweþan) 5 speak ill of; rebuke; reject. ∞ ^forcweþan$

forcwolstan (for·cwolstan) swallow, take (medicine). ∞ ^forcwolstan$

forcȳþan (for·cȳþan) † surpass in knowledge, confute. ∞ ^forcȳþan$

ford, d. -a, -e m. ford. ∞ ^ford$

fordǣlan (for·dǣlan) expend (money). ∞ ^fordǣlan$

fordelfan (for·delfan) 3 dig. ∞ ^fordelfan$

fordēman (for·dēm|an) condemn. ∞ ^fordēman$

~edlic to be condemned. ∞ ^fordēmedlic$

~ednes f. condemnation, proscription. ∞ ^fordēmednes$

fordęmman (for·dęmman) shut up, stop (ears). ∞ ^fordęmman$

fordīcian (for·dīcian) block up. ∞ ^fordīcian$

fordīlgian, fordīligian (for·dīl(i)gian) exterminate, destroy. ∞ ^fordīlgian$ ^fordīligian$

fordimmian (for·dimmian) become dark, obscure. ∞ ^fordimmian$

fordōn (for·dōn) destroy, ravage, ruin, kill; lead astray, pervert — ptc. fordōn corrupt, wicked. ∞ ^fordōn$

fordręncan (for·dręncan) intoxicate. ∞ ^fordręncan$

fordrīfan (for·drīfan) 6 expel, drive into exile; drive out of course, carry away (of current of river). ∞ ^fordrīfan$

fordrincan (for·drincan) 3 — ptc. fordrucen intoxicated. ∞ ^fordrincan$

fordrūgian (for·drūgian), -ūwian intr. dry up. ∞ ^fordrūgian$

fordwīnan (for·dwīnan) 6 dwindle away, disappear, vanish (from sight); perish. ∞ ^fordwīnan$

fordwylman (for·dwylman)*, i confound, obscure (sight) [dwolma]. ∞ ^fordwylman$

fordyttan (for·dyttan) stop up, close. ∞ ^fordyttan$

fore I. prp. w. d., a., often written for in A. and occ. in W., before : ~ ēagum ; mīþan onsīene ~ him | superiority, rank before, above : for(e) ōþrum (or ōþre) bēon | time before | causal, because, for the sake of | equivalence, instead of. II. av. beforehand. ∞ ^fore$

forealdian (for·eald|ian) grow old, decay — ptc. ~od superannuated (soldier). ∞ ^forealdian$

forāþ, foreāþ (for(e)-āþ) m. preliminary oath. ∞ ^forāþ$ ^foreāþ$

forēaþe (for·ēaþe) av. very easily. ∞ ^forēaþe$

forebēacen (fore-bēacen) n. portent, prodigy. ∞ ^forebēacen$

foreberan (fore-beran) 4 prefer (!). ∞ ^foreberan$

forbisen, forebisen (for(e)-bisen) f. example. ∞ ^forbisen$ ^forebisen$

forebodian (fore-bodian) announce, utter (!). ∞ ^forebodian$

foreboda, forboda (for(e)-boda) m. messenger (of God). ∞ ^foreboda$ ^forboda$

forebreost (fore-breost) n. chest, breast. ∞ ^forebreost$

foreburg (fore-burg) f. vestibule, entrance ; outwork. ∞ ^foreburg$

forebyrd (fore-byrd) f. authority. ∞ ^forebyrd$

foreceorfan (fore-ceorf|an) 3 cut off front of(!)· ∞ ^foreceorfan$

~end m. front tooth. ∞ ^foreceorfend$

forecostian (fore-costian) profane (!). ∞ ^forecostian$

forecuman, forcuman (for(e)-cuman) 4 come before, come forward; forestall, prevent. ∞ ^forecuman$ ^forcuman$

forecweþan (fore-cweþan) 5 foretell, predict; mention before or above. ∞ ^forecweþan$

forecynren (fore-cynren) n. progeny (!). ∞ ^forecynren$

foreduru (fore-duru) f. porch, vestibule. ∞ ^foreduru$

foredyre (fore-dyre) n. vestibule. ∞ ^foredyre$

forefang (fore-fang)*, for-, E. for(e)fęng m. capture or recovery of cattle, &c.; reward for such recovery. ∞ ^forefang$ ^forfang$ ^forefęng$ ^forfęng$

~feoh n. reward for rescuing stolen cattle, &c. ∞ ^forefangfeoh$

forefęng, forfęng (for(e)-fęng) = forefang. ∞ ^forefęng$ ^forfęng$

forefērende (fore-fērende) going before. ∞ ^forefērende$

forefōn (fore-fōn) I anticipate. ∞ ^forefōn$

foregān (fore-gān), -gangan precede ; take precedence of, excel. ∞ ^foregān$

foregęnga (fore-gęnga) mf. one who goes in front, forerunner; attendant, servant; predecessor (in office); ancestor. ∞ ^foregęnga$

foregęngel (fore-gęngel)*, for- m. predecessor. ∞ ^foregęngel$

foregīsl (fore-gīsl) m. preliminary hostage. ∞ ^foregīsl$

foreglēaw (fore-glēaw) provident, prudent, wise. ∞ ^foreglēaw$

~līce av. providently, prudently. ∞ ^foreglēawlīce$

forehālig (fore-hālig) very holy. ∞ ^forehālig$

foregehāt, forehāt (fore-gehāt) n. promise, vow. ∞ ^foregehāt$ ^forehāt$

forehēafod, forhēafod (for(e)-hēafod) = foran-. ∞ ^forehēafod$ ^forhēafod$

foreiernend (fore-iernend) m. predecessor. ∞ ^foreiernend$

forelǣrende (fore-lǣrende) teaching. ∞ ^forelǣrende$

foremæ̂re (fore-mæ̂r|e), ~lic illustrious, eminent. ∞ ^foremære$

~nes f. eminence, renown. ∞ ^foremærnes$

foremanian (fore-manian) forewarn. ∞ ^foremanian$

foremearcod (fore-mearcod) before-mentioned. ∞ ^foremearcod$

foremearcung (fore-mearcung) f. chapter lN. ∞ ^foremearcung$

foremihtig (fore-mihtig), ea very mighty, chief. ∞ ^foremihtig$

~līce av. very mightily. ∞ ^foremihtiglīce$

foremunt (fore-munt) m. promontory (!). ∞ ^foremunt$

forenyme (fore-nyme) m. taking before. ∞ ^forenyme$

forerīdel (fore-rīdel)*, for- m. fore-rider, mounted messenger. ∞ ^forerīdel$

forerīm (fore-rīm) m. preface. ∞ ^forerīm$

forrynel, forerynel (for(e)-rynel) m. forerunner, precursor. ∞ ^forrynel$ ^forerynel$

forescēawian (fore-scēaw|ian), for- foresee, see ; appoint, ordain — ~ode him wununge provided him with. ∞ ^forescēawian$

~ere m. appointer. ∞ ^forescēawere$

~odlīce av. providently, thoughtfully. ∞ ^forescēawodlīce$

~ung f. foreseeing; prudence; (divine) providence. ∞ ^forescēawung$

forescēotan (fore-scēotan)*, for- 7 anticipate, forestall, prevent. ∞ ^forescēotan$

forescip (fore-scip)*, for- n. prow of ship. ∞ ^forescip$

forescyttels (fore-scyttels) m. bar, bolt. ∞ ^forescyttels$

foresęcgan (fore-sęcgan) foretell; mention before or above. ∞ ^foresęcgan$

foresęndan (fore-sęndan) send before. ∞ ^foresęndan$

foresēon (fore-sēo|n) 5 foresee ; provide. ∞ ^foresēon$

~nd m. provider. ∞ ^foresēond$

~nes f. (divine) providence. ∞ ^foresēones$

foresęttan (fore-sęt|tan), for- place before or in front; shut in, enclose ; appoint, intend. ∞ ^foresęttan$

~nes, ~ednes, foregeseten(n)es f. purpose, intention ; preposition. ∞ ^foresętnes$ ^foregesętnes$

foregesęttan (fore-gesęttan) put before. ∞ ^foregesęttan$

foresingend (fore-singend) m. precentor. ∞ ^foresingend$

foresittan (fore-sittan) 5 preside (!). ∞ ^foresittan$

foresmēan, foresmēagan (fore-smē(ag)an) think or consider beforehand. ∞ ^foresmēan$ ^foresmēagan$

foresnotor, foresnottor (fore-snot(t)or) † very prudent or wise. ∞ ^foresnotor$ ^foresnottor$

forespæ̂c, forespræ̂c (fore-sp(r)æ̂c) f. preface, preamble; agreement; (legal) defence, pleading; promise (of godfather at baptism). ∞ ^forespæc$ ^forespræc$

forespeca, forespreca (fore-sp(r)eca), for- m. advocate, mediator; sponsor. ∞ ^forespeca$ ^forespreca$

forespecen, foresprecen (fore-sp(r)ecen), for- above-mentioned. ∞ ^forespecen$ ^foresprecen$

forstæppan, forestæppan (for(e)-stæpp|an), ę 2 go before, precede; excel; forestall. ∞ ^forstæppan$ ^forestæppan$

~end m. predecessor. ∞ ^forstæppanend$ ^forestæppanend$

forestæppung (fore-stæppung) f. anticipating, preventing. ∞ ^forestæppung$

forestandan (fore-standan) 2 excel (!); preside. ∞ ^forestandan$

forsteall, foresteall (for(e)-steall) m. assault; sine for assault | forestalling, interference. ∞ ^forsteall$ ^foresteall$

forestēora (fore-stēora) m. look-out man, pilot. ∞ ^forestēora$

forestīgan (fore-stīgan) 6 excel. ∞ ^forestīgan$

forestihtian (fore-stiht|ian) preordain. ∞ ^forestihtian$

~ung f. preordaining. ∞ ^forestihtung$

fortācn, foretācn (for(e)-tācn) n. foretoken, presage, prodigy. ∞ ^fortācn$ ^foretācn$

~ian presage. ∞ ^fortācnian$ ^foretācnian$

foretēon (fore-tēon) wk. preordain, settle beforehand. ∞ ^foretēon$

foreteohhung (fore-teohhung) f. predestination. ∞ ^foreteohhung$

foretīege (fore-tīege) (n.) porch, vestibule. Cp. forþtīege. ∞ ^foretīege$

foretōþ (fore-tōþ) m. front tooth. ∞ ^foretōþ$

foreþanc (fore-þanc) m. forethought, deliberation, consideration, (divine) providence. ∞ ^foreþanc$

~lic provident, thoughtful. ∞ ^foreþanclic$

~līce av. prudently, thoughtfully. ∞ ^foreþanclīce$

~ol provident, prudent, wise. ∞ ^foreþancol$

~olnes f. prudence. ∞ ^foreþancolnes$

foreþęncan (fore-þęncan) consider beforehand. ∞ ^foreþęncan$

foreþingian (fore-þing|ian) plead for, defend (in law-court), intercede. ∞ ^foreþingian$

~ere, ~iend m. intercessor. ∞ foreþingere ^foreþingere$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn, ~ung f. intercession. ∞ foreþingrǣden ^foreþingrǣden$

forewarnian (fore-warnian) take warning beforehand Gl. ∞ ^forewarnian$

forewāt (fore-wāt) vb. foreknow. ∞ ^forewāt$

foreweall (fore-weall) m. rampart, bulwark. ∞ ^foreweall$

foreweard (fore-weard) m. scout, outpost. ∞ ^foreweard$

foreweard (fore-weard) f. contract, agreement; provision (of agreement). ∞ ^foreweard$

foreweard (fore-weard), for-, -word aj. place front, front part of, extremity of: ~ hēafod forehead, ~ fōt sole — on ~an gān go on ahead, in advance || time early (part of), beginning of: ~ niht beginning of night. ∞ ^foreweard$

forewesan (fore-wesan) vb. be before, take the lead, preside, rule. ∞ ^forewesan$

forewīs (fore-wīs) foreknowing. ∞ ^forewīs$

forewītig (fore-wītig), -wittig, foreknowing. ∞ ^forewītig$

forewītigian (fore-wītig|ian) prophesy. ∞ ^forewītigian$

~ung f. prophecy. ∞ ^forewītigung$

forewitol (fore-witol) foreknowing. ∞ ^forewitol$

~nes*, forw- f. intelligence. ∞ ^forewitolnes$

forewittiendlic (fore-wittiendlic) prescient. ∞ ^forewittiendlic$

forewitung (fore-witung) f. foreknowing. ∞ ^forewitung$

forewost (fore-wost) m. chief lN. ∞ ^forewost$

forewriten (fore-writen) above-written, abovementioned. ∞ ^forewriten$

forewritennes (fore-writennes) f. proscription (!). ∞ ^forewritennes$

forewyrcend (fore-wyrcend) m. servant. ∞ ^forewyrcend$

forewyrd (fore-wyrd) f. predestination. ∞ ^forewyrd$

forewyrhta (fore-wyrhta)*, for- m. agent, representative. ∞ ^forewyrhta$

forfaran (for·faran) 2 tr. intercept, blockade: forfōron þǣm scipum þone mūþan foran ; destroy, kill, ruin || intr. perish vL. ∞ ^forfaran$

forfēran (for·fēran) vL. perish, be spoilt. ∞ ^forfēran$

forfęrian (for·fęrian) tr. let (child) die. ∞ ^forfęrian$

forflēon (for·flēon) 7 flee from, escape, avoid. ∞ ^forflēon$

forflīegan (for·flīegan) put to flight. ∞ ^forflīegan$

forfōn (for·fōn) I seize; take by surprise, come upon suddenly ; anticipate, forestall — hēo hine forane forfēng prevented him (from prostrating himself); forfeit. ∞ ^forfōn$

forfyllan (for·fyllan) stop up, obstruct. ∞ ^forfyllan$

forgǣgan (for·gǣg|an) transgress; prevaricate. ∞ ^forgǣgan$

~ednes f. transgression; prevarication. ∞ ^forgǣgednes$

~ung f. fault, excess. ∞ ^forgǣgung$

forgān (for·gān) vb. go or pass over ; forgo, abstain from ; neglect. ∞ ^forgān$

forgeorne (for·georne) av. very earnestly. ∞ ^forgeorne$

forgiėfan (for·giėf|an) 5 wda. give; give up ; forgive. ∞ ^forgiėfan$

~endlic dative (case). ∞ ^forgiėfendlic$

~enlic, ~endlic pardonable, pardoned. ∞ ^forgiėfenlic$

~enes, ~ennes, ~nes f. forgiveness. ∞ ^forgiėfenes$

~ung f. giving, donation. ∞ ^forgiėfung$

forgiėldan (for·giėldan) 3 wda. repay, requite, recompense, make good — hire be twifealdum forgeald þæs þe … ; pay, give || wa. pay for, buy off (person accused, attack). ∞ ^forgiėldan$

forgiėlpan (for·giėlpan) 3 — ptc. forgolpen made subject of boasting (of alms). ∞ ^forgiėlpan$

forgīeman (for·gīem|an) neglect; ignore, not heed. ∞ ^forgīeman$ ^forgyman$

~elēasian neglect. ∞ ^forgīemelēasian$

forgiėtan (for·giėt|an) 5 w. a. or g. forget. ∞ ^forgiėtan$ ^forgytan$

~ing f. forgetfulness. ∞ ^forgiėting$

forgiėtol (for·giėtol) forgetful. ∞ ^forgiėtol$

~nes f. oblivion. ∞ ^forgiėtolnes$

forglendran, forglendrian (for·glendr(i)an) devour, swallow up, destroy. ∞ ^forglendran$ ^forglendrian$

forgnagan (for·gnagan) 2 gnaw to pieces, devour. ∞ ^forgnagan$

forgnīdan (for·gnīdan) 6 crush —ptc. forgniden contrite ; throw down. ∞ ^forgnīdan$

forgnidennes f. contrition. ∞ ^forgnidennes$

forgrindan (for·grindan) 3 destroy. ∞ ^forgrindan$

forgrīpan (for·grīpan) 6 seize, grasp ; attack ; afflict. ∞ ^forgrīpan$

forgrōwan (for·grōwan) † R. ∞ ^forgrōwan$

forgyltan (for·gyltan) — ptc. forgylt guilty ; rfl. w. on (synnum) incur guilt of. ∞ ^forgyltan$

forgyrd (for·gyrd) = forþgyrd. ∞ ^forgyrd$

forgyrdan (for·gyrdan) enclose. ∞ ^forgyrdan$

forhabban (for·habb|an) keep back, restrain, hinder, prevent; refrain from : ic þē bidde þæt þū þis ne ~e, ac þæt þū cume ; be continent — ptc. forhæfed continent. ∞ ^forhabban$

~ende, æ abstinent, continent. ∞ ^forhabbende$

forhæfed (for·hæfed) continent [forhabban]. ∞ ^forhæfed$

~nes, forhæfd- f. continence, temperance. ∞ ^forhæfednes$

forhātan (for·hātan) I forswear, renounce — ptc. † forhāten reprobate (of the Devil). ∞ ^forhātan$

forhealdan (for·heald|an) I misuse, ill-treat, defile (woman); desert — ptc. ~en rebel, deserter. ∞ ^forhealdan$

forheard (for·heard) very hard. ∞ ^forheard$

forheardian (for·heardian) become hard. ∞ ^forheardian$

forhēawan (for·hēawan) I cut down, slaughter. ∞ ^forhēawan$

forhelan (for·helan) 4 conceal, keep secret wd. of pers. ∞ ^forhelan$

forhęrgian (for·hęrg|ian), -hęrigan ravage, plunder, pillage [hęre]. ∞ ^forhęrgian$

~end m. ravager. ∞ ^forhęrgend$

~ung f. devastation, pillage. ∞ ^forhęrgung$

forhīenan (for·hīenan) humiliate, crush (in spirit) ; injure. ∞ ^forhīenan$

forhięrdan (for·hięrdan) tr. harden. ∞ ^forhięrdan$

forhogian (for·hog|ian) despise, ignore. ∞ ^forhogian$

~iend m. despiser. ∞ ^forhogiend$

~odlic contemptuous. ∞ ^forhogodlic$

~odlīce av. contemptuously. ∞ ^forhogodlīce$

~odnes, -hohnes f. contempt. ∞ ^forhogodnes$

~ung f. contempt. ∞ ^forhogung$

forhradian (for·hradian) be beforehand in doing anything; do anything too soon; anticipate, forestall, frustrate, prevent. ∞ ^forhradian$

forraþe, forhraþe (for·(h)raþe) av. very or too soon. ∞ ^forraþe$ ^forhraþe$

forht, lN. froht afraid, timid; formidable, terrible. ∞ ^forht$

~full timorous. ∞ ^forhtfull$

~lic afraid, terrified. ∞ ^forhtlic$

~līce av. with fear, anxiously. ∞ ^forhtlīce$

~mōd afraid, timid. ∞ ^forhtmōd$

~nes f. fear, amazement. ∞ ^forhtnes$

forhtian (forht|ian) be afraid ; fear. ∞ ^forhtian$

~iendlic timorous. ∞ ^forhtiendlic$

~ung f. fear. ∞ ^forhtung$

forhtig once afraid, humble. ∞ ^forhtig$

forhwega (for·hwega) av. about (quantity). ∞ ^forhwega$

forhweorfan (for·hweorfan) (3) come to an end, be destroyed. ∞ ^forhweorfan$

forhwięrfan (for·hwięrf|an) remove; change, pervert. ∞ ^forhwięrfan$

~edlic perverse. ∞ ^forhwięrfedlic$

forhycgan (for·hycgan) despise ; reject ; neglect, ignore (command). ∞ ^forhycgan$

forhȳdan (for·hȳdan) hide. ∞ ^forhȳdan$

forhygdelic (for·hygdelic) despicable, despised. ∞ ^forhygdelic$

forhylman (for·hylman) † once neglect (command). ∞ ^forhylman$

forięldan (for·ięldan) delay, put off. ∞ ^forięldan$

forięrman (for·ięrman) reduce to poverty [earm]. ∞ ^forięrman$

forlācan (for·lācan) I b prt. -lē(ol)c lead astray, deceive, betray. ∞ ^forlācan$ ^forlēolc$ ^forlēc$

forlǣdan (for·lǣdan) lead astray ; lead into destruction. ∞ ^forlǣdan$

forlǣran (for·lǣran) lead astray (by bad advice). ∞ ^forlǣran$

forlæ̂tan (for·læ̂t|an) I b leave — bæftan ~ leave behind; abandon ; give up ; omit, neglect, let go; lose | dismiss; remit, excuse, forgive; grant, give; let || inn ~ let in ; ūt ~ let out; ūp ~ direct upwards. ∞ ^forlætan$

~nes, ~ennes f. abandonment; absence, cessation, end; desolation, destruction, loss; remission (of sins). ∞ ^forlætnes$

forlegenlic (for·legenlic) mean-looking, ugly. ∞ ^forlegenlic$

forlegenes, forlegennes, forlegnes f. fornication [forlicgan]. ∞ ^forlegenes$

forleger- = forliger-. ∞ ^forleger$

forlegis, forlegiss, -es f. prostitute, fornicatress [forlicgan]. ∞ ^forlegis$

~wīf n. prostitute. ∞ ^forlegiswīf$

forlēogan (for·lēogan) 7 tell falsehood, lie — ptc. forlogen perjured; accuse falsely. ∞ ^forlēogan$

forleornung (for·leornung) f. deception. ∞ ^forleornung$

forlēosan (for·lēosan) 7 w. a., †i. lose ; destroy — ptc. forloren ruined. ∞ ^forlēosan$

forlicgan (for·licg|an) 5 commit fornication rfl. w. wiþ a., tr. : hēo hīe forlæg wiþ hine ; hē hīe wolde ~ — ptc. forlegen fornicator, adulterer, also = aj. : þā fūle (or fūlan) ~an. ∞ ^forlicgan$

~end m. fornicator. ∞ ^forlicgend$

forliden shipwrecked [forlīþan]. ∞ ^forliden$

~nes f. shipwreck. ∞ ^forlidennes$

forliggang (forlig-gang) (?) m. fornication Gl. ∞ ^forliggang$

forligr, forliger (for·lig(e)r), ~e, -leg- n. fornication. ∞ ^forligr$ ^forliger$

~będd n. bed of fornication. ∞ ^forligrbędd$

~hūs n. house of ill-fame. ∞ ^forligrhūs$

forligerlic (for·ligerlic) unchaste. ∞ ^forligerlic$

forligr, forliger (for·lig(e)r), -līr m. fornicator, adulterer. ∞ ^forligr$ ^forliger$

forliger (for·liger) adulterous. ∞ ^forliger$

~nes, -leg- f. fornication. ∞ ^forligernes$

forligrian (for·ligrian) commit fornication. ∞ ^forligrian$

forliþan (for·liþan), see forliden. ∞ ^forliþan$

forlor (for·lor) destruction, perdition — tō ~e gedōn destroy; loss [forlēosan]. ∞ ^forlor$

forlorenes, forlorennes (for·loren(n)es) f. destruction, perdition [forlēosan]. ∞ ^forlorenes$

forlustlīce (for·lustlīce) av. very cheerfully or willingly. ∞ ^forlustlīce$

forma wk. first (in order or rank, or time) [fore]. ∞ ^forma$

formæ̂l (for-mæ̂l), -māl (n.) treaty, agreement. ∞ ^formæl$

formanig (for·manig) very or too many. ∞ ^formanig$

formelle f. bench [Lt. formella]. ∞ ^formelle$

formeltan (for·meltan) 3 intr. melt away, be consumed, disappear. ∞ ^formeltan$

formest = fyrmest foremost. ∞ ^formest$

formięltan (for·mięltan) melt tr. and intr. ∞ ^formięltan$

formogian (for·mog|ian) — ptc. ~od decayed. ∞ ^formogian$

formolsnian (for·molsnian) crumble, decay. ∞ ^formolsnian$

formyrþran, formyrþrian (for·myrþr(i)an) murder, destroy. ∞ ^formyrþran$ ^formyrþrian$

fornǣman (for·nǣm|an) — ptc. ~ed worn out, afflicted (with grief). ∞ ^fornǣman$

forne = foran. ∞ ^forne$

fornēah (for·nēah) av. very nearly, almost. ∞ ^fornēah$

fornēan (for·nēan) av. nearly, almost. ∞ ^fornēan$

fornefa (for·nefa) m. great-grandson (!). ∞ ^fornefa$

Fornet (m.) — ~es folm a plant. ∞ ^Fornet$

fornēþan (for·nēþan) rfl. risk one’s life. ∞ ^fornēþan$

fornīedan (for·nīedan) force. ∞ ^fornīedan$

forniman (for·niman) 4 plunder; destroy, disfigure — mid fyrhte fornumen overcome with terror; annul. ∞ ^forniman$

forod often used as a partic. broken (esp. of arms, legs, and other parts of the body) ; humbled (of pride); void, useless. ∞ ^forod$

foroft (for·oft) very or too often. ∞ ^foroft$

forpǣran (for·pǣran) pervert; destroy, ruin. ∞ ^forpǣran$

forpyndan (for·pyndan) † annul, do away with (Eve’s sin). ∞ ^forpyndan$

forradian = forhradian. ∞ ^forradian$

forræ̂dan (for·ræ̂dan) betray, injure — hine of līfe ~ betray him to death, cause his death; hine tō dēaþe ~ put him to death. ∞ ^forrædan$

forrīdan (for·rīdan) 6 — foran ~ cut off advance, intercept (of cavalry). ∞ ^forrīdan$

forrotian (for·rot|ian) rot away, putrefy — ptc. ~od purulent (wound). ∞ ^forrotian$

~odnes f. corruption; pus, matter. ∞ ^forrotodnes$

forsacan (for·sacan) 2 wa. refuse ; give up, relinquish; deny. ∞ ^forsacan$

forsæ̂tian (for·sæ̂tian) lay in wait for, surprise (army). ∞ ^forsætian$

forsāwen occ. ptc. of forsēon. ∞ ^forsāwen$

forsc, pl. ~as, froxas m. frog. ∞ ^forsc$

forscādan (for·scādan), ēa I b scatter, disperse. ∞ ^forscādan$

forscamian (for·scam|ian) impers. wa. be ashamed: hine ~aþ. ∞ ^forscamian$

~ung f. modesty. ∞ ^forscamung$

forscapung (for·scapung) f. crime, fault. ∞ ^forscapung$

forsceap (for·sceap) (n.) crime. ∞ ^forsceap$

forscęnding (for·scęnding) f. confusion lN. ∞ ^forscęnding$

forsceorfan (for·sceorfan) 3 devour (of locusts). ∞ ^forsceorfan$

forscięppan (for·scięppan) 2 tr. transform, change to something worse. ∞ ^forscięppan$

forscręncan (for·scręnc|an) supplant, oppress, overcome (sins). ∞ ^forscręncan$

~end m. supplanter. ∞ ^forscręncend$

forscrīfan (for·scrīfan) 6 proscribe; condemn w. a. or d. ; †bewitch (by writing runes). ∞ ^forscrīfan$

forscrincan (for·scrincan) 3 intr. shrink up, wither. ∞ ^forscrincan$

forscūfan (for·scūfan) 7 humble (pride). ∞ ^forscūfan$

forscyldgian, forscyldigian (for·scyld(i)gian) convict of crime, rfl. incur guilt, incriminate oneself — ptc. forscyldgod guilty. ∞ ^forscyldgian$ ^forscyldigian$

forscyttan (for·scyttan) forestall, prevent (punishment). ∞ ^forscyttan$

forsēarian (for·sēarian) intr. wither, dry up. ∞ ^forsēarian$

forsēcan (for·sēcan) afflict. ∞ ^forsēcan$

forsęcgan (for·sęcgan) accuse, traduce, slander. ∞ ^forsęcgan$

forsegen ptc. of forsēon. ∞ ^forsegen$

forsęndan (for·sęndan) send into exile, send to destruction — on wræcsīþ ~ banish. ∞ ^forsęndan$

forsēon (for·sēon) 5 despise; reject, ignore ; refrain from. ∞ ^forsēon$

forsēones (for·sēones) f. care, diligence Bd. ∞ ^forsēones$

forsēoþan (for·sēoþan) 7 — ptc. forsoden withered. ∞ ^forsēoþan$

forsęttan (for·sęttan) obstruct (road, watercourse). ∞ ^forsęttan$

forsewen (for·sewen), -sāwen, -segen ptc. despised [forsēon]. ∞ ^forsewen$

~lic contemptible, abject. ∞ ^forsewenlic$

~līce av. ignominiously. ∞ ^forsewenlīce$

~nes f. contempt. ∞ ^forsewennes$

forsittan (for·sittan) 5 hem in, obstruct (path); injure; absent oneself from (meeting, militia) ; put off, delay w. a., i. ; neglect. ∞ ^forsittan$

forsīþian (for·sīþian) perish. ∞ ^forsīþian$

forslāwian (for·slāwian) be slothful or unwilling. ∞ ^forslāwian$

forslēan (for·slēan) 2 break (bone); kill, slaughter. ∞ ^forslēan$

forslęgenlic (for·slęgenlic) mean, ignominious (death). Cp. forlegenlic. ∞ ^forslęgenlic$

forslītan (for·slītan) 6 devour. ∞ ^forslītan$

forsmorian (for·smorian) smother, stifle, choke. ∞ ^forsmorian$

forsorgian (for·sorgian) despond. ∞ ^forsorgian$

forspanan (for·span|an) 2 entice, allure. ∞ ^forspanan$

~ing f. enticement. ∞ ^forspaning$

forspēdian (for·spēdian) make prosperous. ∞ ^forspēdian$

forspęndan (for·spęndan) squander. ∞ ^forspęndan$

forspęnnan (forspęnn|an) entice, allure [spanan]. ∞ ^forspęnnan$

~en, ~enn f. enticement. ∞ ^forspęnnen$

~end m. procurer. ∞ ^forspęnnend$

~endlic seductive, corrupting. ∞ ^forspęnnendlic$

~estre f. bawd. ∞ ^forspęnnestre$

~ing f. enticement. ∞ ^forspęnning$

forspięrcan (for·spięrcan) tr. dry. ∞ ^forspięrcan$

forspild (for·spild) m. destruction. ∞ ^forspild$

forspildan (for·spildan), -spillan destroy, squander, kill. ∞ ^forspildan$

forspillednes f. destruction, perdition, waste. ∞ ^forspillednes$

forspecan, forsprecan (for·sp(r)ecan) 5 tr. speak in vain ; deny. ∞ ^forspecan$ ^forsprecan$

forst m. frost. ∞ ^forst$

~ig, ~lic frosty, frozen. ∞ ^forstig$

forstalian (for·stalian) rfl. steal away, run away. ∞ ^forstalian$

forstandan (for·standan) 2 wa. defend — forane ~ defend ; obstruct, stop (way); understand ; ·wda. hinder from ; wd. help, avail, profit. ∞ ^forstandan$

forstelan (for·stelan) steal, rob wda. — ptc. forstolen deprived of, without wi. ∞ ^forstelan$

forstoppian (for·stoppian) stop up, close. ∞ ^forstoppian$

forstrang (for·strang) very strong. ∞ ^forstrang$

forstyntan (for·styntan) blunt. ∞ ^forstyntan$

forsūgan (for·sūgan), -can 7 — ptc. forsogen hollow, emaciated (stomach). ∞ ^forsūgan$

forsūgian, forsūwian = forswīgian. ∞ ^forsūgian$

forswǣlan (for·swǣlan) burn up, burn, scorch. ∞ ^forswǣlan$

forswāpan (for·swāpan) I sweep away, sweep, dash, hurl. ∞ ^forswāpan$

forswelgan (for·swelgan) 3 swallow up, devour; absorb (moisture). ∞ ^forswelgan$

forsweltan (for·sweltan) 3 die, perish. ∞ ^forsweltan$

forsweorcan (for·sweorcan) 3 become dark. ∞ ^forsweorcan$

forsweorfan (for·sweorfan) 3 rub off, grind away. ∞ ^forsweorfan$

forswęrian (for·swęrian) 2 forswear, renounce wi. ; swear falsely, rfl. perjure oneself — ptc. forsworen perjured. ∞ ^forswęrian$

forswīgian (for·swīgian), -s(w)ūgian, -sūwian tr. keep silent, not speak of, ignore; pass over in silence, not mention. ∞ ^forswīgian$ ^forswūgian$ ^forsūgian$ ^forsūwian$

forswīþ (for·swīþ) very strong. ∞ ^forswīþ$

forswīþan, forswīþian (for·swīþ(i)an) overcome, repress. ∞ ^forswīþan$ ^forswīþian$

forswīþe (for·swīþe) av. very strongly or severely, excessively. ∞ ^forswīþe$

forsworcennes (for·sworcennes) f. darkening [forsweorcan]. ∞ ^forsworcennes$

forsworennes (for·sworennes) f. perjury [forswęrian]. ∞ ^forsworennes$

forsyngian (for·syng|ian) — ptc. ~od sinful, sinner. ∞ ^forsyngian$

fortęndan (for·tęndan) burn away, cauterize. ∞ ^fortęndan$

fortēon (for·tēon) 7 mislead || cover. ∞ ^fortēon$

fortimbran, fortimbrian (for·timbr(i)an) obstruct. ∞ ^fortimbran$ ^fortimbrian$

fortogenes, fortogennes (for·togen(n)es) f. cramp, colic [fortēon]. ∞ ^fortogenes$ ^fortogennes$

fortredan (for·tred|an) 5 tread down, trample on. ∞ ^fortredan$

~ing f. treading down. ∞ ^fortreding$

fortrūwian (for·trūw|ian), -ūgian be overconfident — ptc. ~od presumptuous. ∞ ^fortrūwian$

~odnes f. presumption, arrogance. ∞ ^fortrūwodnes$

~ung f. presumption. ∞ ^fortrūwung$

fortyhtan (for·tyhtan) entice into wrong, seduce. ∞ ^fortyhtan$

fortyllan (for·tyllan) lead astray, seduce. ∞ ^fortyllan$

fortȳnan (for·tȳnan) block, stop (way). ∞ ^fortȳnan$

forþ av. | place forth, out, forwards, on(wards). ~ mid d. with ; av. simultaneously, together with, henceforth, continuously || time still, continually, henceforth. ~ mid ealle forthwith. (and) swā ~ and so on, then. swā ~ (swā) to the extent that, because. ∞ ^forþ$

forþian promote ; accomplish. ∞ ^forþian$

forþbæ̂re (forþ-bæ̂re) productive, teeming. ∞ ^forþbære$

forþberan (forþ-beran) 4 bring forward, produce. ∞ ^forþberan$

forþbięlding (forþ-bięlding) f. emboldening. ∞ ^forþbięlding$

forþboren (forþ-boren) of high birth. ∞ ^forþboren$

forþbringan (forþ-bringan) bring forward or out; bear (fruit), produce, create ; accomplish. ∞ ^forþbringan$

forþcuman (forþ-cuman) 4 come forward or forth ; be born ; come into being; come to pass; succeed, be a success. ∞ ^forþcuman$

forþcyme (forþ-cyme) m. coming forth, birth. ∞ ^forþcyme$

forþearle (for·þearl|e) av. very severely, excessively. ∞ ^forþearle$

~īce, ~līce av. very much, entirely. ∞ ^forþearlīce$

forþęncan (for·þęncan) despise, rfl. distrust oneself, despair — ptc. forþoht in despair, despairing. ∞ ^forþęncan$

forþēon (for·þēon) 6, 7 surpass in merit. ∞ ^forþēon$

forþēon (for·þēon) oppress, destroy. ∞ ^forþēon$

forþēofan (for·þēofan) steal. ∞ ^forþēofan$

forþēostrian (for·þēostrian) darken. ∞ ^forþēostrian$

forþfæder (forþ-fæder) m. forefather. ∞ ^forþfæder$

forþfaran (forþ-faran) 2 die. ∞ ^forþfaran$

forþfēran (forþ-fēr|an) die : wearþ ~ed died. ∞ ^forþfēran$

~ednes, ~ing f. death. ∞ ^forþfērednes$

forþfolgian (forþ-folgian), -fylgan follow (!). ∞ ^forþfolgian$

forþfōr (forþ-fōr) f. departure, death. ∞ ^forþfōr$

forþforlæ̂tenes, forþforlæ̂tennes (forþ-forlæ̂ten(n)es) f. licence. ∞ ^forþforlætenes$ ^forþforlætennes$

forþframian (forþ-fram|ian) intr. grow; improve. ∞ ^forþframian$

~ung f. prevailing ; departure. ∞ ^forþframung$

forþgang (forþ-gang) m. progress, course ; success; privy, drain, going to the privy. ∞ ^forþgang$

forþgęnge (forþ-gęnge) progressive, prosperous, effective. ∞ ^forþgęnge$

forþgeorn (forþ-georn) † eager to advance, impetuous. ∞ ^forþgeorn$

forþgyrd (forþ-gyrd), forg- m. fore-girth, martingale. ∞ ^forþgyrd$

forþheald (forþ-heald) bent forward, stooping ; steep. ∞ ^forþheald$

forþhęre (forþ-hęre) m. van (of army). ∞ ^forþhęre$

forþhlīfian (forþ-hlīfian) be prominent. ∞ ^forþhlīfian$

forþierrian (for·þierrian)*, y dry up intr. ∞ ^forþierrian$

forþilman (for·þilman) = -þylman choke. ∞ ^forþilman$

forþindan (for·þindan) 3 — ptc. forþunden swollen. ∞ ^forþindan$

forþingian (for·þingian) intercede for wa. ∞ ^forþingian$

forþlǣdan (forþ-lǣd|an) bring forth. ∞ ^forþlǣdan$

~nes f. bringing forth, production. ∞ ^forþlǣdnes$

forþgelang (forþ-gelang) dependent, depending on. ∞ ^forþgelang$

forþlic forward, advanced L. ∞ ^forþlic$

forþmæ̂re (forþ-mæ̂re) † very illustrious or conspicuous (?). Cp. foremæ̂re. ∞ ^forþmære$

forþolian (for·þolian) be without, want wi. ∞ ^forþolian$

forþræstan (for·þræst|an) destroy, afflict. ∞ ^forþræstan$

~ednes f. contrition. ∞ ^forþræstednes$

forþriht (forþ-riht)*. ∞ ^forþriht$

~e av. at once, instantly. ∞ ^forþrihte$

forþringan (for·þringan) † 3 protect: hīe him ~ protect them from him. ∞ ^forþringan$

forþryccan (for·þrycc|an) press ; overwhelm ; oppress, afflict; suppress, stop. ∞ ^forþryccan$

~ednes, -yced- f. pressure, oppression. ∞ ^forþryccednes$

forþryne (forþ-ryne) m. course, flow (of river). ∞ ^forþryne$

forþrysman, forþrysmian (for·þrysm(i)an) throttle, strangle, choke (growth). ∞ ^forþrysman$ ^forþrysmian$

forþgesceaft (forþ-gesceaft) † f. created things, creation coll. ; future state or condition, the future. ∞ ^forþgesceaft$

forþscipe m. progress Bd. ∞ ^forþscipe$

forþgesīene (forþ-gesīene) † visible. ∞ ^forþgesīene$

forþsīþ (forþ-sīþ) m. departure; death. ∞ ^forþsīþ$

~ian die. ∞ forþsīþian ^forþsīþian$

forþsnottor (forþ-snottor) very wise. ∞ ^forþsnottor$

forþspell (forþ-spell) n. declaration. ∞ ^forþspell$

forþspōwnes (forþ-spōwnes) f. prosperity. ∞ ^forþspōwnes$

forþtīege (forþ-tīege) (n.) porch, vestibule. Cp. foretīege. ∞ ^forþtīege$

forþþegn (forþ-þegn) m. noble. ∞ ^forþþegn$

forþweard (forþ-weard) m. pilot. ∞ ^forþweard$

forþweard (forþ-weard) I. inclined forward, tending; advanced, forward (of undertaking or work), progressing, growing, ready ; future, in future ; continual, everlasting. II. ~*, forweard † once av. in future, always. ∞ ^forþweard$

~es av. forwards. ∞ forþweardes ^forþweardes$

forþweg (forþ-weg) m. forward way, departure — on ~, in ~ away. ∞ ^forþweg$

forþwīf (forþ-wīf) n. matron. ∞ ^forþwīf$

forþgewītan (forþ-gewītan) 6 go forth ; of time pass by — ptc. forþgewiten past (deeds, tense); die. ∞ ^forþgewītan$

forþgewitenes, forþgewitennes (forþ-gewiten(n)es) f. departure. ∞ ^forþgewitenes$ ^forþwitenes$

forþyldigian (for·þyldigian), -þyld(e)gian, -þylgian bear patiently, endure. ∞ ^forþyldigian$ ^forþyldgian$ ^forþyldegian$ ^forþylgian$

forþylman (for·þylman) choke; † envelope, encompass, cover, overwhelm. ∞ ^forþylman$

forþyppan (forþ-yppan) display, reveal. ∞ ^forþyppan$

forūtan (for·ūtan) av., prp. wd. except L. ∞ ^forūtan$

forwana (for-wana) = *forwēna. ∞ ^forwana$

forwandian (for·wand|ian) hesitate: hī ~iaþ þæt hī swā ne dōn h. to do so. ∞ ^forwandian$

~igende hesitating, respectful, scrupulous. ∞ ^forwandigende$

~ung f. shame. ∞ ^forwandung$

forweard † = *forþweard. ∞ ^forweard$

forweaxan (for·weax|an) I grow too much — ptc. ~en overgrown, too big. ∞ ^forweaxan$

forwęddian (for·węddian) pledge. ∞ ^forwęddian$

forwegan (for·wegan) 5 kill. ∞ ^forwegan$

forwel (for·wel) av. very well, very, much. ∞ ^forwel$

forwēnan (for·wēn|an) — ptc. ~ed insolent. ∞ ^forwēnan$

forwēna (for-wēna)*, -wana once m. presumption (?). ∞ ^forwēna$

forweornian (for·weornian) wither away, fade, decay [forwesan]. ∞ ^forweornian$

forweoron (for·weoron) ptc. of *forwesan. ∞ ^forweoron$

forweorpan (for·weorpan) 3 throw; throw away ; reject, repulse; squander. ∞ ^forweorpan$

forweorþan (for·weorþan) 3 perish ; ~ on mōde be grieved. ∞ ^forweorþan$

forweorþfullic (for·weorþfullic) very illustrious. ∞ ^forweorþfullic$

forwęrian (for·węr|ian) wear out — ptc. ~ed, ~od worn out (clothes), extreme (old age). ∞ ^forwęrian$

forwęrednes (for·węrednes) f. extreme old age, decrepitude. ∞ ^forwęrednes$

forweren ptc. of *forwesan. ∞ ^forweren$

forwesan (for·wes|an)* 5 — ptc. -weren, -weoron †, -woren decayed, worn out. ∞ ^forwesan$

~ing f. destroying. ∞ ^forwesing$

forwięrnan (for·więrn|an) wdg. prevent from, restrain, oppose; refuse, deny (favour). ∞ ^forwięrnan$ ^forwyrnan$

~edlīce av. with abstinence. ∞ forwięrnedlīce ^forwięrnedlīce$

~ednes f. self-restraint, continence. ∞ forwięrnednes ^forwięrnednes$

forwisnian (for·wisnian), eo wither up, decay. ∞ ^forwisnian$

forwitolnes (for-witolnes) = fore-. ∞ ^forwitolnes$

forwlęncan (for·wlęncan) make proud, puff up. ∞ ^forwlęncan$

forwordenlic (for·worden|lic) perishable [forweorþan]. ∞ ^forwordenlic$

~es, ~nes f. failure (of crops) vL. ∞ ^forwordenes$

forworen ptc. of *forwesan. ∞ ^forworen$

forwracned (for-wracned) banished. ∞ ^forwracned$

forwrecan (for·wrecan) 5 banish, expel — ptc. forwrecen exiled, strange. ∞ ^forwrecan$

forwrēgan (for·wrēgan) accuse, calumniate. ∞ ^forwrēgan$

forwrītan (for·wrītan) 6 cut through. ∞ ^forwrītan$

forwrīþan (for·wrīþan) 6 bandage (wound). ∞ ^forwrīþan$

forwundian (for·wundian) wound. ∞ ^forwundian$

forwundorlīce (for·wundorlīce) av. very wonderfully. ∞ ^forwundorlīce$

forwyrcan (for·wyrcan) prt. -orhte, -yrhte barricade, obstruct (road, bridge), dam up; destroy, ruin ; forfeit ; rfl. incur guilt, perdition | ptc. forworht guilty, wrong-doing, convicted, condemned, ruined; ~ mann criminal. ∞ ^forwyrcan$

forwyrd (for-wyrd) fn. destruction, ruin [forweorþan]. ∞ ^forwyrd$

~an perish. ∞ ^forwyrdan$

~endlic perishable. ∞ ^forwyrdendlic$

forwyrhte, see forwyrcan. ∞ ^forwyrhte$

fossere m. spade [Lt. fossorium]. ∞ ^fossere$

fōstor, -er, fēster- n. feeding, sustenance, food. ∞ ^fōstor$

~bearn n. foster-child. ∞ fōstorbearn ^fōstorbearn$

~brōþor m. foster-brother. ∞ fōstorbrōþor ^fōstorbrōþor$

~cild n. foster-child. ∞ fōstorcild ^fōstorcild$

~fæder m. foster-father. ∞ fōstorfæder ^fōstorfæder$

~land n. ‘foster-land,’ endowment. ∞ fōstorland ^fōstorland$

~lēan n. payment or reward for keep of a child. ∞ fōstorlēan ^fōstorlēan$

~ling m. foster-child. ∞ fōstorling ^fōstorling$

~mann m. security. ∞ fōstormann ^fōstormann$

~mōdor f. foster-mother. ∞ fōstormōdor ^fōstormōdor$

~sweostor f. foster-sister. ∞ fōstorsweostor ^fōstorsweostor$

fōsternoþ m. sustenance; pasturage. ∞ ^fōsternoþ$

fōstraþ m. food, provisions. ∞ ^fōstraþ$

fōt m., pl. fēt, oe, -as foot; foot (measure). ∞ ^fōt$

~ādl f. gout. ∞ fōtādl ^fōtādl$

~bred n. stirrup. ∞ fōtbred ^fōtbred$

~cosp, -cops m. fetter. ∞ fōtcosp ^fōtcosp$

~coþu f. gout. ∞ fōtcoþu ^fōtcoþu$

ge~cypsed fettered [fōt-cosp]. ∞ ^gefōtcypsed$

~ęce m. gout. ∞ fōtęce ^fōtęce$

~feter f. fetter. ∞ fōtfeter ^fōtfeter$

~lāst, æ m. footstep, track ; step (distance). ∞ fōtlāst ^fōtlāst$

~lic pedestrian. ∞ fōtlic ^fōtlic$

~mæ̂l n. foot (measure). ∞ fōtmæl ^fōtmæl$

~mæ̂lum av. step by step. ∞ fōtmælum ^fōtmælum$

~gemearc † n. measurement by feet, space of a foot. ∞ ^fōtgemearc$

~gemet n. fetter (!). ∞ ^fōtgemet$

~rāp m. part of a sail. ∞ fōtrāp ^fōtrāp$

~scamol m. footstool. ∞ fōtscamol ^fōtscamol$

~setl n. footstool. ∞ fōtsetl ^fōtsetl$

~sīd reaching to the feet (of cloak). ∞ fōtsīd ^fōtsīd$

~spor n. footprint. ∞ fōtspor ^fōtspor$

~spure (?) n. foot-rest, -stool vL. ∞ ^fōtspure$

~stān m. pedestal. ∞ ^fōtstān$

~swæþ n. footprint; foot. ∞ ^fōtswæþ$

~swyle m. swelling of the foot. ∞ fōtswyle ^fōtswyle$

~þwēal n. washing the feet. ∞ fōtþwēal ^fōtþwēal$

~gewæ̂de n. foot-clothing. ∞ ^fōtgewæde$

~wærc m. gout. ∞ fōtwærc ^fōtwærc$

~welm, ~wolma m. sole of the foot. ∞ fōtwelm ^fōtwelm$

fōþor, -er n. food, fodder; load (measure); covering, case; basket. ∞ ^fōþor$

foþorn (m.) a surgical instrument, lancet (?). ∞ ^foþorn$

fox m. fox. ~es-clāte f. burdock. ~es-clīfe f. greater burdock. ~es-fōt m. bur reed (a water-plant). ~es-glofe, ~es-clofe f. foxglove. ∞ ^fox$

~hyll m. fox-hill Ct. ∞ ^foxhyll$

~ung f. craftiness. ∞ ^foxung$

fracoþ, fracod, vE. fræ̂cūþ I. vile, shameful, nasty, abominable; hateful, wicked, bad, useless. II. n. disgrace, insult; wickedness [Cp. forcūþ]. ∞ ^fracoþ$

~e av. shamefully. ∞ fracoþe ^fracoþe$

~lic shameful, ignominious, wicked. ∞ fracoþlic ^fracoþlic$

~līce av. wickedly, with evil intent, disgracefully. ∞ fracoþlīce ^fracoþlīce$

~nes, ~licnes f. vileness, lewdness. ∞ fracoþnes ^fracoþnes$

~scipe m. vileness, disgraceful conduct. ∞ fracoþscipe ^fracoþscipe$

fræ̂- = frēa-. ∞ ^fræ$

fræc = frec. ∞ ^fræc$

fræcuþ = fracoþ. ∞ ^fræcuþ$

fræfele = fręfele. ∞ ^fræfele$

gefræ̂ge † I. n. — mīne ~ as I have heard say. II. aj. celebrated, notorious. ∞ ^gefræge$

gefrægen, see fricgan. ∞ ^gefrægen$

frægn prt. of frignan. ∞ ^frægn$

gefrǣgnod † once. For gefrēcnod (?). ∞ ^gefrǣgnod$

fræng = frægn prt. of frignan. ∞ ^fræng$

gefræpgian, gefræppegian (gefræp(pe)gian) lN. accuse; reverence (!). ∞ ^gefræpgian$ ^gefræppegian$

frǣt †, ǣ † obstinate, defiant, proud. ∞ ^frǣt$

~ig, ǣ † proud, perverse. ∞ frǣtig ^frǣtig$

fræ̂t prt. of fretan. ∞ ^fræt$

frætgęngia (fræt-gęngia) vE. m. apostasy (!) Gl. ∞ ^frætgęngia$

frætlæppa (fræt-læppa) m. dewlap. ∞ ^frætlæppa$

frætwa (frætw|a), -e, ge- fpl. ornaments, trappings, armour, treasures [getāwe]. ∞ ^frætwa$

~an, ~ian, -tew- adorn. ∞ ^frætwan$

~ednes f. ornament. ∞ ^frætwednes$

~ung f. ornament. ∞ ^frætwung$

gefrāgian learn by asking lN. [frignan]. ∞ ^gefrāgian$

fram, freom vigorous, bold, brave. ∞ ^fram$ ^freom$ ^from$

~līce av. vigorously, boldly, promptly. ∞ ^framlīce$

~nes f. vigour. ∞ ^framnes$

~scipe m. action. ∞ ^framscipe$

fram I. prp. w. d. i. motion (away) from: hī wurdon gegripene ~ mōderlicum brēostum ; þā hē him ~ wolde, þā gefēng hē hine | distance, extent : fēower mīla ~ þæm mūþan ; ~ sæ oþ sæ | time : ~ hancrede oþ undern | origin, source : swā micel ege stōd dēoflum ~ ēow þæt … | agent (with passive) : wearþ ādrifen of his biscepdome ~ Ecgferþe cyninge | privative : frēoh ~ dēaþes sārnesse ; bugon ~ Godes gelēafan ; ālīesan ~ … . II. av. away : ~ gān depart; ~ ic ne wille I will not run away. ∞ ^fram$

framian (fram|ian) avail, benefit. ∞ ^framian$

~igendlic effective (medicine). ∞ ^framigendlic$

frambyge (fram-byge) m. apostasy. ∞ ^frambyge$

framcyme (fram-cyme) m. progeny, descendants. ∞ ^framcyme$

framcynn (fram-cynn) n. progeny, offspring; lineage; origin. ∞ ^framcynn$

framfaru (fram-faru) f. excess (!). ∞ ^framfaru$

framfundung (fram-fundung) f. departure. ∞ ^framfundung$

framlād (fram-lād) f. retreat. ∞ ^framlād$

framlic turned away from Gl. ∞ ^framlic$

framsīþ (fram-sīþ) m. departure. ∞ ^framsīþ$

framslitnes (fram-slitnes) f. desolation lN. ∞ ^framslitnes$

framweard (framweard) about to depart, departing; about to die; enterprising (?). ∞ ^framweard$

~es av. in a direction away from. ∞ ^framweardes$

frān prt. of frignan. ∞ ^frān$

franca m. javelin. ∞ ^franca$

Francan (Franc|an) mpl. Franks. ∞ ^Francan$

~land n. France. ∞ ^Francland$

frāsian (frās|ian) question ; tempt. ∞ ^frāsian$

~ung f. questioning ; temptation. ∞ ^frāsung$

gefrāsian find out by inquiry, learn. ∞ ^gefrāsian$

frēa † m. lord, king, consort; the Lord (God or Christ). ∞ ^frēa$ ^frēo$

~dryhten m. lord. ∞ ^frēadryhten$

~ręccere m. prince. ∞ frēaręccere ^frēaręccere$

~wine m. (beloved) lord. ∞ ^frēawine$

~wrāsen f. splendid chain. ∞ ^frēawrāsen$

frēabeorht (frēa-beorht), fræ̂- very bright; glorious. ∞ ^frēabeorht$

frēabodian (frēa-bodian) proclaim. ∞ ^frēabodian$

frēadrīeman (frēa-drīeman) exult. ∞ ^frēadrīeman$

frēafǣtt (frēa-fǣtt)*, fræ̂- very fat. ∞ ^frēafǣtt$

frēaglēaw (frēa-glēaw) very prudent. ∞ ^frēaglēaw$

frēahræd (frēa-hræd), fræ̂- very quick. ∞ ^frēahræd$

frēamæ̂re (frēa-mæ̂re), fræ̂- very famous. ∞ ^frēamære$

frēamicel (frēa-micel)*, fræ̂- very great. ∞ ^frēamicel$

frēaofestlīce (frēa-ofestlīce)*, fræ̂- av. very quickly. ∞ ^frēaofestlīce$

frēatorht (frēa-torht) very bright. ∞ ^frēatorht$

frēawlitig (frēa-wlitig) very beautiful. ∞ ^frēawlitig$

frec, æ, lN. i wg. gluttonous, greedy, bold (in). ∞ ^frec$

~līce av. greedily. ∞ ^freclīce$

~māse f. titmouse. ∞ ^frecmāse$

~nes f. greediness. ∞ ^frecnes$

freca † m. bold one, warrior. ∞ ^freca$

freca (frec|a)*, vE. ~eo m. glutton. ∞ ^freca$

frēcednes, frēcelnes = frēcennes. ∞ ^frēcednes$

frēcelsian endanger. ∞ ^frēcelsian$

frēcen n. danger [frēcne]. ∞ ^frēcen$

~full, ~lic, ~dlic dangerous. ∞ ^frēcenfull$

~līce av. dangerously. ∞ ^frēcenlīce$

~es, ~nes, frēcnes, frēcednes, frēcelnes f. danger; harm. ∞ ^frēcenes$

frēcne (frēcn|e), oe I. dangerous; terrible ; daring, bold; wicked. II. av. dangerously ; severely; boldly. ∞ ^frēcne$

~ian — ptc. ge~od endangered, † fierce, proud. ∞ ^frēcnian$

frēcnes = frēcennes. ∞ ^frēcnes$

gefrēdan (gefrēd|an) be sensible of, feel, perceive — ptc. cpv. ~ra more perceptible [frōd]. ∞ ^gefrēdan$

~endlic perceptible. ∞ ^gefrēdendlic$

gefrēdmæ̂lum (gefrēd|mæ̂lum) av. by degrees (!). ∞ ^gefrēdmælum$

~nes f. perception. ∞ ^gefrēdnes$

fręfel, æ (n.) cunning. ∞ ^fręfel$

~e cunning; bold. ∞ fręfele ^fręfele$

~ian be cunning. ∞ fręfelian ^fręfelian$

~līce, fref(e)līce av. cunningly; shamelessly. ∞ fręfellīce ^fręfellīce$ ^fręflīce$ ^fręfelīce$

~nes f. cunning, sagacity. ∞ fręfelnes ^fręfelnes$

frēfernes f. consolation. ∞ ^frēfernes$

frēfran (frēfr|an), oe, -ian comfort, console. ∞ ^frēfran$

~end, ~iend m. comforter, consoler. ∞ ^frēfrend$

~ung f. comfort, consolation. ∞ ^frēfrung$

gefregen ptc. of fricgan. ∞ ^gefregen$

freht [e = eo?j divination. Cp. frihtere. ∞ ^freht$

fremde, fremede, fremþe unfamiliar, strange ; estranged (from) wd. ; foreign ; devoid of wg. ∞ ^fremde$

fręmdian alienate, estrange. ∞ ^fręmdian$

fręmednes, gefrem(ed)nes f. fulfilment. ∞ ^fręmednes$ ^gefręmednes$

fręmman (fręmm|an), fręmian tr. further, advance, raise fig. ; urge, incite ; perform, commit, make, do || wd. benefit, do good, profit, avail [fram]. ∞ ^fręmman$

~ing, fręmung, ge- f. performance ; effect. ∞ fręmming ^fręmming$

fręmu (fręm|u), eo f. benefit, advantage, prosperity. ∞ ^fręmu$

~full beneficial. ∞ fręmfull ^fręmfull$

~fullīce av. efficaciously. ∞ fręmfullīce ^fręmfullīce$

~fulnes f. utility. ∞ fręmfulnes ^fręmfulnes$

~lic profitable. ∞ fręmlic ^fręmlic$

~sum beneficial; kind. ∞ fręmsum ^fręmsum$

~sumlīce av. kindly. ∞ fręmsumlīce ^fręmsumlīce$

~sumnes f. benefit; liberality ; kindness. ∞ fręmsumnes ^fręmsumnes$

Fręncisc French [Francan]. ∞ ^Fręncisc$

frēo, frēoh, frī(g), pl. frīge free ; † noble ; † joyful. ∞ ^frēo$ ^frēoh$ ^frī$ ^frīg$

~bearn n. freeborn or noble child. ∞ ^frēobearn$

~borg = friþ-. ∞ ^frēoborg$

~brōþor m. own brother. ∞ frēobrōþor ^frēobrōþor$

~burg f. city. ∞ ^frēoburg$

~dohtor f. freeborn daughter. ∞ ^frēodohtor$

~dōm m. freedom. ∞ frēodōm ^frēodōm$

~dryhten † m. noble lord. ∞ ^frēodryhten$

~lāc n. oblation. ∞ ^frēolāc$

~læ̂ta m. freedman. ∞ ^frēolæta$

~lic (†) noble; goodly, magnificent; beautiful. ∞ ^frēolic$

ge~lic lN. free. ∞ ^gefrēolic$

~līce av. freely, without hindrance; nobly. ∞ ^frēolīce$

~mæ̂g † m. (free) kinsman. ∞ ^frēomæg$

frēomann (frēo|mann) m. free man, man. ∞ ^frēomann$

~nama m. surname, cognomen. ∞ ^frēonama$

~riht n. right of free men, privilege. ∞ ^frēoriht$

~sceatt m. private property (?). ∞ ^frēosceatt$

frēo † f. lady, woman. ∞ ^frēo$

frēo (f.) freedom, immunity Ct. ∞ ^frēo$

frēo- = frēa-. ∞ ^frēo$

frēon = frēogan. ∞ ^frēon$

frēod † f. affection, friendship, good-will, peace. ∞ ^frēod$

frēon, frēogan, frīgan free ; † love. ∞ ^frēon$

gefrīgend m. liberator. ∞ ^gefrīgend$

gefreog-, see gefrige. ∞ ^gefreog$

frēols m. freedom, immunity, privilege ; festival, holy day, celebration (of festival) [from *frī-hals]. ∞ ^frēols$

~ǣfen m. eve of a festival. ∞ frēolsǣfen ^frēolsǣfen$

~bōc f. charter of freedom. ∞ frēolsbōc ^frēolsbōc$

~bryce m. breach of festival. ∞ ^frēolsbryce$

~dæg m. festival day, festival. ∞ ^frēolsdæg$

~dōm m. freedom. ∞ frēolsdōm ^frēolsdōm$

~gēar n. jubilee. ∞ ^frēolsgēar$

~giėfa m. manumitter. ∞ frēolsgiėfa ^frēolsgiėfa$

~lic festive. ∞ ^frēolslic$

~līce av. freely ; solemnly. ∞ ^frēolslīce$

~mann m. freedman. ∞ ^frēolsmann$

~stōw f. festival-place. ∞ frēolsstōw ^frēolsstōw$

~tīd f. festival time, anniversary. ∞ ^frēolstīd$

frēolsian (frēols|ian) keep as a festival, keep holy, celebrate, keep (Sunday); deliver. ∞ ^frēolsian$

~ung f. celebration of festival. ∞ ^frēolsung$

frēond, d. frīend, ~e ; pl. frīend, ēo, ~as friend; relative ; lover [frēon]. ∞ ^frēond$ ^frīend$

~heald friendly. ∞ ^frēondheald$

~healdlic akin. ∞ ^frēondhealdlic$

~lār † f. friendly instruction or advice. ∞ ^frēondlār$

~laþu † f. friendly invitation. ∞ frēondlaþu ^frēondlaþu$

~lēas friendless. ∞ ^frēondlēas$

~lēast f. want of friends. ∞ ^frēondlēast$

~lic friendly. ∞ ^frēondlic$

~līce av. kindly. ∞ ^frēondlīce$

~lufu † f. love, friendship, relationship. ∞ ^frēondlufu$

~mynd † f. love. ∞ ^frēondmynd$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. friendship ; love. ∞ frēondrǣden ^frēondrǣden$

~scipe m. friendship ; love. ∞ ^frēondscipe$

~spēd † f. abundance of friends. ∞ ^frēondspēd$

~spēdig rich in friends. ∞ ^frēondspēdig$

frēorig † cold; dispirited, sad, terrified [frēosan]. ∞ ^frēorig$

~ferþ sad. ∞ frēorigferþ ^frēorigferþ$

~mōd sad. ∞ frēorigmōd ^frēorigmōd$

frēosan, ptc. froren 7 freeze. ∞ ^frēosan$

frēot m. freedom [frēo]. ∞ ^frēot$

~giėfa m. manumitter. ∞ frēotgiėfa ^frēotgiėfa$

~giėfu, ~gift f. manumission. ∞ frēotgiėfu ^frēotgiėfu$

frēotmann (frēot-mann) m. freedman. ∞ ^frēotmann$

freoþ-, see friþ-. ∞ ^freoþ$

Fresisc = Frīesisc. ∞ ^Fresisc$

fretan (fret|an) 5 eat up, devour; destroy; break [from *for·etan]. ∞ ^fretan$

~ol*, -tt- gluttonous. ∞ ^fretol$

fręttan eat up, consume, devour [fretan]. ∞ ^fręttan$

fric lN = frec greedy. ∞ ^fric$

frīcian, ī dance. ∞ ^frīcian$

fricca, y m. herald, crier. ∞ ^fricca$

fricgan † 5 ptc. -frigen, e, æ, u ask, inquire; wag. question (a person) ; ·wg. seek. ∞ ^fricgan$ ^fricgean$

gefricgan † 5 learn by inquiry, hear of. ∞ ^gefricgan$

friclan (fricl|an) wg. seek, desire. ∞ ^friclan$

~o f. appetite. ∞ ^friclo$

frico (f.) usury [frec]. ∞ ^frico$

gefrīend mpl. — ~ bēon be on friendly terms [frēond]. ∞ ^gefrīend$

Friesa (Fries|a), i, e, ī † m. Frisian. ∞ ^Friesa$

~cyning † m. Frisian king. ∞ ^Friescyning$

~isc Frisian — on ~ in the Frisian manner. ∞ ^Friesisc$

~land n. Friesland. ∞ ^Friesland$

frīg = frēo. ∞ ^frīg$

frīgan = frēogan free. ∞ ^frīgan$

frīga †, ī † fpl. love. ∞ ^frīga$

Frīgeæ̂fen (Frīge|æ̂fen) m. Thursday evening. ∞ ^Frīgeæfen$

~dæg, frīgdæg m. Friday. ∞ ^Frīgedæg$

gefrige †, eo n. hearsay [gefricgan]. ∞ ^gefrige$

frīgea m. lord, master [frēa]. ∞ ^frīgea$

gefrigen ptc. of fricgan. ∞ ^gefrigen$

frignes, frigenes, ge- f. inquiry, question [fricgan]. ∞ ^frignes$

frignan (frign|an), frīnan, frinnan 3, prt. frægn, fræng, frān, ptc. frugnen, frūnen ask, inquire wag, w. a. and æfter, w. sbj. ∞ ^frignan$ ^frīnan$ ^frinnan$ ^frīn$ ^frægn$ ^fræng$ ^frān$ ^frugnen$ ^frūnen$

~ung*, frægning f. questioning. ∞ ^frignung$

gefrignan 3 learn by asking, hear. ∞ ^gefrignan$

frihtere m. soothsayer [freht]. ∞ ^frihtere$

frihtrian (frihtr|ian) practise divination. ∞ ^frihtrian$

~ung f. divination. ∞ ^frihtrung$

Frisa (Fris|a), ~isc = Fries|a, ~isc. ∞ ^Frisa$

frist = first. ∞ ^frist$

friþ, fri(o)þu, eo mn. peace, truce — ~ habban, niman wiþ a. be at peace, make peace; security, protection ; asylum; king’s peace, public order. ∞ ^friþ$ ^frioþu$ ^freoþ$

~āþ m. peace-oath. ∞ friþāþ ^friþāþ$

~ubēacen † n. sign of peace. ∞ friþubēacen ^friþubēacen$

~bēna m. petitioner for peace. ∞ friþbēna ^friþbēna$

~borg m. surety for peace. ∞ friþborg ^friþborg$

~brec, æ f. (!) breach of peace. ∞ friþbrec ^friþbrec$

~burg, ~uburg † f. peace-city, city of refuge. ∞ friþburg ^friþburg$

~candel † f. sun. ∞ friþcandel ^friþcandel$

~gedāl † = *ferhþ-. ∞ ^friþgedāl$

~geard † m. enclosure, court. ∞ ^friþgeard$

~georn pacific. ∞ ^friþgeorn$

~giėld n. peace-guild, association for public order. ∞ ^friþgiėld$

~gegiėlda m. member of a peace-guild. ∞ ^friþgegiėlda$

~gīsel m. peace-hostage. ∞ friþgīsel ^friþgīsel$

~hūs n. asylum, sanctuary. ∞ friþhūs ^friþhūs$

~land n. peaceful country. ∞ friþland ^friþland$

~lēas, ~ulēas, friþelēas outlawed. ∞ friþlēas ^friþlēas$

~lic peaceable. ∞ friþlic ^friþlic$

~māl n. article of peace. ∞ friþmāl ^friþmāl$

~mann m. one under protection. ∞ friþmann ^friþmann$

~uscealc † m. messenger of peace. ∞ friþuscealc ^friþuscealc$

~scipe m. peace. ∞ friþscipe ^friþscipe$

~usibb † f. pledge of peace. ∞ friþusibb ^friþusibb$

~sōcn f. asylum, sanctuary. ∞ friþsōcn ^friþsōcn$

~uspēd † f. protection, prosperity. ∞ friþuspēd ^friþuspēd$

~splott m. peace-place. ∞ friþsplott ^friþsplott$

~stōl m. sanctuary, refuge, safe quarters. ∞ friþstōl ^friþstōl$

~stōw f. asylum, refuge. ∞ friþstōw ^friþstōw$

~sum pacific. ∞ friþsum ^friþsum$

ge~sum fortified. ∞ ^gefriþsum$

~utācen † n. sign of peace. ∞ ^friþutācen$

~uþēawas † mpl. peace. ∞ ^friþuþēawas$

~uwæ̂r † f. peace-agreement. ∞ ^friþuwær$

~uwang † m. peaceful plain. ∞ ^friþuwang$

~uwaru † f. protection. ∞ ^friþuwaru$

~uweard † m. protector. ∞ ^friþuweard$

~uwębba † m. peace-weaver, peace-messenger. ∞ ^friþuwębba$

~uwębbe † f. peace-weaver, woman. ∞ ^friþuwębbe$

~gewrit n. article of peace. ∞ ^friþgewrit$

friþian (friþ|ian), eo w. d. or a. protect; keep peace towards — also w. wiþ a.; observe (festival). ∞ ^friþian$

~iend m. protector. ∞ friþiend ^friþiend$

friþa*, eo † m. protector. ∞ ^friþa$

frōd † wise ; old wg. (fēores). ∞ ^frōd$

~ian be wise. ∞ frōdian ^frōdian$

frōfor fm. consolation ; help ; joy. ∞ ^frōfor$

~bōc f. book of consolation. ∞ frōforbōc ^frōforbōc$

~gāst m. spirit of consolation. ∞ frōforgāst ^frōforgāst$

~lic consoling, kind. ∞ frōforlic ^frōforlic$

~līce av. kindly. ∞ frōforlīce ^frōforlīce$

~nes f. consolation. ∞ frōfornes ^frōfornes$

frōfrian console. ∞ ^frōfrian$

frogga m. frog. ∞ ^frogga$

froht = forht afraid. ∞ ^froht$

frowe † f. lady, woman [German]. ∞ ^frowe$

frox- = forsc frog. ∞ ^frox$

frugnen, see frignan. ∞ ^frugnen$

frum (?) first. ∞ ^frum$

fruma (frum|a) m. beginning, origin — on ~an at first, wæstma ~an first-fruits ; originator, creator, inventor, doer, maker; † chief, king. ∞ ^fruma$

~bearn † n. first-born child. ∞ ^frumbearn$

~bięrdling m. youth. ∞ frumbięrdling ^frumbięrdling$

~byrd f. birth. ∞ ^frumbyrd$

~cęnned first-born ; primitive, original. ∞ frumcęnned ^frumcęnned$

~cięrr m. first time. ∞ frumcięrr ^frumcięrr$

~cnēow † n. first generation. ∞ ^frumcnēow$

~cynn † n. genealogy, origin, native country; race, tribe. ∞ ^frumcynn$

~gār †, ~gāra † m. chief, general, patriarch. ∞ ^frumgār$

~giėfu f. prerogative (!). ∞ frumgiėfu ^frumgiėfu$

~giėld n. first instalment of a man’s wer (value). ∞ frumgiėld ^frumgiėld$

~gripa m. first-born. Cp. -rīpan. ∞ ^frumgripa$

~hīwung, ēo f. first fashioning or forming, creation. ∞ ^frumhīwung$

~hrægl † n. first garment. ∞ ^frumhrægl$

~ięldo f. first age. ∞ frumięldo ^frumięldo$

~leoht n. first light, dawn. ∞ ^frumleoht$

~lic original. ∞ ^frumlic$

~liehtan dawn. ∞ ^frumliehtan$

~mynetslęge (~mynet-slęge) m. first coinage. ∞ frummynetslęge ^frummynetslęge$

~ræ̂d m. primary ordinance. ∞ ^frumræd$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn † f. agreement, period. ∞ frumrǣden ^frumrǣden$

~rīpan pl. first-fruits. ∞ ^frumrīpan$

~sceaft f. creation; origin, place of origin, home; original state ; created being, creature. ∞ ^frumsceaft$

~gesceap n. (first) creation. ∞ ^frumgesceap$

~sceapen first-created. ∞ ^frumsceapen$

~sceatt m. first-fruits. ∞ ^frumsceatt$

~scięppend m. creator, originator. ∞ frumscięppend ^frumscięppend$

~scyld † f. original sin. ∞ ^frumscyld$

~sętnes f. authority lN. ∞ frumsętnes ^frumsętnes$

~setnung f. creation lN. ∞ ^frumsetnung$

~slæ̂p m. first sleep. ∞ ^frumslæp$

~spræ̂c f. agreement, promise; introductory remarks. ∞ ^frumspræc$

~staþol † m. original condition ∞ frumstaþol ^frumstaþol$

~stemn m. prow (of ship). ∞ ^frumstemn$

~stōl original dwelling, paternal mansion. ∞ frumstōl ^frumstōl$

~talu f. first statement (of a witness). ∞ ^frumtalu$

~tīd f. beginning. ∞ ^frumtīd$

~tihtle f. first accusation or charge. ∞ ^frumtihtle$

~wæstm m. first-fruits. ∞ ^frumwæstm$

~weorc † n. creation. ∞ ^frumweorc$

~geweorc n. first construction. ∞ ^frumgeweorc$

~więlm m. first fervour. ∞ frumwięlm ^frumwięlm$

~wīfung f. first marriage. ∞ ^frumwīfung$

~gewrit n. deed, document. ∞ ^frumgewrit$

~wyrhta m. creator. ∞ ^frumwyrhta$

frūnen ptc. of frignan. ∞ ^frūnen$

frungon, see frignan. ∞ ^frungon$

frycca = fricca. ∞ ^frycca$

frymdig, i inquiring, inquisitive ; desirous — ~ bēon entreat. ∞ ^frymdig$

frymetling f. young cow. ∞ ^frymetling$

frymþ, ~u f. origin, beginning; created being, creature. ∞ ^frymþ$

~elic original, primitive. ∞ frymþelic ^frymþelic$

~ięldo f. first age. ∞ frymþięldo ^frymþięldo$

frymþ = fiermþ. ∞ ^frymþ$

frysca m. kite, bittern. ∞ ^frysca$

fuglian (fugl|ian) fowl, catch birds. ∞ ^fuglian$

~ere m. bird-catcher, fowler. ∞ ^fuglere$

~oþ, fugelnoþ m. fowling. ∞ fugloþ ^fugloþ$

~ung f. fowling. ∞ ^fuglung$

fugol, -el m. bird. fugles bēan vetch. fugles lēac (?). fugles wīse larkspur. ∞ ^fugol$

~bana m. fowler. ∞ ^fugolbana$

~cynn n. bird-kind, species of bird. ∞ ^fugolcynn$

~dæg m. poultry-day (at dinner). ∞ ^fugoldæg$

~doppe f. water-bird. ∞ ^fugoldoppe$

~hǣlsere m. augur. ∞ fugolhǣlsere ^fugolhǣlsere$

~hwata m. augur. ∞ ^fugolhwata$

~līm (m.) bird-lime. ∞ ^fugollīm$

~nętt n. fowler’s net. ∞ fugolnętt ^fugolnętt$

~timber n. young bird. ∞ ^fugoltimber$

~trēow n. perch. ∞ ^fugoltrēow$

~więlle abounding in birds. ∞ fugolwięlle ^fugolwięlle$

~wiglere, -weohlere m. augur. ∞ ^fugolwiglere$

fūht damp. ∞ ^fūht$

fūl I. foul, putrid; unclean, impure; vile, wicked ; convicted (of crime), guilty. II. n. foulness, impurity, dirt; guilt, offence. ∞ ^fūl$

~bēam m. black alder. ∞ ^fūlbēam$

~e av. foully. ∞ ^fūle$

~īce av. foully, impurely, wickedly. ∞ ^fūlīce$

~lic dirty; repulsive. ∞ ^fūllic$

~līce av. foully, impurely, wickedly. ∞ ^fūllīce$

~nes, fy- f. foulness ; stench. ∞ ^fūlnes$

~stincende, ~estincende stinking. ∞ ^fūlstincende$

~etrēow n. black alder. ∞ ^fūletrēow$

fūlian decay. ∞ ^fūlian$

fulgon prt. of fēolan. ∞ ^fulgon$

full n. cup. ∞ ^full$

full I. full wg. (w. mid d.), high (tide) — hand ~ wg., a. hand ~e handful; complete, perfect. be ~an fully, completely. II. av., wk. form fol, fully, completely, very: ~ twā gēar, ~ oft very often, ~ nēah almost. ∞ ^full$

fullian fulfil, perfect. ∞ ^fullian$

fullian (full|ian)* whiten, full (cloth). ∞ ^fullian$

~ere m. fuller. ∞ ^fullere$

fullian = fulwian baptize. ∞ ^fullian$

fulla m. assembly (?) Ct. ∞ ^fulla$

fullǣst, ~est, -āst f. help. ∞ ^fullǣst$

~an, -estan wd. help. ∞ fullǣstan ^fullǣstan$

fullberstan (full·berstan) 3 intr. break completely. ∞ ^fullberstan$

fullbētan (full·bētan) make full amends. ∞ ^fullbētan$

fullboren (full·boren) born complete ; noble-born. ∞ ^fullboren$

fullbrecan (full·brecan) 4 violate. ∞ ^fullbrecan$

fullbryce (full-bryce) m. complete violation (of peace). ∞ ^fullbryce$

fulldōn (full·dōn) vb. satisfy. ∞ ^fulldōn$

fullgedrifen (full-gedrifen) wg. driven full, filled (with wild beasts, of the earth). ∞ ^fullgedrifen$

fullęndian (full·ęndian) complete. ∞ ^fullęndian$

fullfealdan (full·fealdan) I explain (!). ∞ ^fullfealdan$

fullflēon (full·flēon) 7 flee away completely (!). ∞ ^fullflēon$

fullfręmman (full·fręm|man), -fręmian complete, perfect, fulfil, practise. ptc. ~ed perfect. ∞ ^fullfręmman$

~edlīce av. perfectly. ∞ fullfręmedlīce ^fullfręmedlīce$

~ednes f. perfection, fulfilment. ∞ fullfręmednes ^fullfręmednes$

fullfylgan (full·fylgan) wd. obey, follow. ∞ ^fullfylgan$

fullfyllan (full·fyllan) fulfil. ∞ ^fullfyllan$

fullgān (full·gān), -gangan vb. wd. finish, accomplish, perform, follow (desire) ; obey ; imitate; help. ∞ ^fullgān$

fullgrōwan (full·grōwan) I grow to maturity. ∞ ^fullgrōwan$

fullhealden (full-healden) contented Gl. ∞ ^fullhealden$

fullmægen (full-mægen) n. great power. ∞ ^fullmægen$

fullmannod (full-mannod) fully peopled. ∞ ^fullmannod$

fulltrūwian (full·trūwian) confide. ∞ ^fulltrūwian$

fullþungen (full·þungen) fully grown. ∞ ^fullþungen$

fulluht, fulwiht n. baptism. ∞ ^fulluht$

~bæþ n. font, baptism. ∞ fulluhtbæþ ^fulluhtbæþ$

~bēna m. competitor Gl. ∞ ^fulluhtbēna$

~ere, fulwere m. baptist. ∞ ^fulluhtere$

~fæder m. baptizer. ∞ ^fulluhtfæder$

~hād m. baptismal vow. ∞ ^fulluhthād$

~nama m. Christian name. ∞ ^fulluhtnama$

~stōw f. baptistry. ∞ fulluhtstōw ^fulluhtstōw$

~tīd f. time of baptism. ∞ ^fulluhttīd$

~þēawas mpl. rite of baptism. ∞ fulluhtþēawas ^fulluhtþēawas$

~þegnung, -þēn- f. baptism. ∞ fulluhtþegnung ^fulluhtþegnung$

~wer m baptist. ∞ ^fulluhtwer$

fulluhtian baptize. ∞ ^fulluhtian$

fullunga av. fully lN. ∞ ^fullunga$

fullwyrcan (full·wyrcan) complete; commit (crime). ∞ ^fullwyrcan$

fūlon occ. prt. pl. of fēolan. ∞ ^fūlon$

fultum, -ēam, -em m. help; army, forces [full, tēam]. ∞ ^fultum$

~lēas without help, at a loss. ∞ ^fultumlēas$

fultumian, fulteman wd. help. ∞ ^fultumian$

fultumend (fultum|end), ~iend, ge- m. helper. ∞ ^fultumend$

fulwian (fulw|ian), fullian baptize ; ~ fram purify by baptism from (sins). ∞ ^fulwian$

~ere m. baptist. ∞ ^fulwere$

fundian (fund|ian) w. of, tō set out, depart ; hasten ; go whither one intends, go (to), tend ; aspire, desire. ∞ ^fundian$

~ung f. departure. ∞ ^fundung$

furh, g. fūre, d. fyrh f. furrow. ∞ ^furh$

furh* fir. ∞ ^furh$

~wudu m. fir. ∞ ^furhwudu$

furlang n. furlong [furh, lang]. ∞ ^furlang$

furþum, furþon av. time first, just: siþþan ~ swealg eorþe Abēles blōde when … first ; þā hīe þæt geweorc ~ ongunnen hæfdon | even : hē wēneþ furþon þæt hē mann ne sȳ ; ~ ǣnne man ; se gītsere wile māre habban, þonne hē ~ orsorh ne brycþ his genyhtsumnisse although as it is … . ∞ ^furþum$

furþumlic luxurious, effeminate. ∞ ^furþumlic$

furþor, lN. forþor av. further, forwards | quantity further | higher (in rank or consideration), more — ~ dōn promote. ∞ ^furþor$

furþra aj. cpv. higher, greater (in rank or consideration); pre-eminent. ∞ ^furþra$

fūs ready or eager to set out, hastening; ready, prompt; brave ; noble, excellent; about to die, dying [fundian]. ∞ ^fūs$

~lēoþ n. death-song, dirge. ∞ fūslēoþ ^fūslēoþ$

~lic ready; excellent. ∞ ^fūslic$

~līce av. readily, gladly. ∞ ^fūslīce$

fyht- = feoht-. ∞ ^fyht$

fȳhtan*, i moisten [fūht]. ∞ ^fȳhtan$

fylwerig (fyl-werig) = fięll-. ∞ ^fylwerig$

fȳlnes = fūlnes. ∞ ^fȳlnes$

fȳlan defile [fūl]. ∞ ^fȳlan$

gefylce (gefylc|e) n. troop, regiment; army [folc]. ∞ ^gefylce$

~a m. companion, friend. ∞ ^gefylca$

fylcan, fylcian collect, marshal (army) L. [Scand.]. ∞ ^fylcan$

fyldstōl (fyld-stōl) = fealde-. ∞ ^fyldstōl$

fylgan (fylg|an), fyli(g)an = folgian follow. ∞ ^fylgan$ ^fyligan$ ^fylian$

~end m. follower, observer. ∞ ^fylgend$

~endlic to be imitated. ∞ ^fylgendlic$

~estre f. follower. ∞ ^fylgestre$

~ing f. following. ∞ ^fylging$

~nes f. observance. ∞ ^fylgnes$

fyllan (fyll|an) w. a. and g., i. or mid fill, fill up (gap), supply (want), cram ; satisfy (with food), satiate ; wa. fulfil, complete [full]. ∞ ^fyllan$

~nes, ~ednes, ge- f. satiety; fulfilment; supplement. ∞ ^fyllnes$

~end m. performer. ∞ ^fyllend$

ge~endlic expletive (in grammar). ∞ ^gefyllendlic$

~ing f. filling. ∞ ^fylling$

ge~ingtīd (ge~ing-tīd) f. compline. ∞ ^gefyllingtīd$

fylleþ*. ∞ ^fylleþ$

~flōd m. high tide. ∞ fylleþflōd ^fylleþflōd$

fyllo f. fullness, fill; repletion, plenty, feast; impregnation. ∞ ^fyllo$

fylst f. help [fullǣstan]. ∞ ^fylst$

ge~a m. helper. ∞ ^gefylsta$

~an wd. help. ∞ ^fylstan$

~end m. helper. ∞ ^fylstend$

fȳlþ f. filth, impurity [fūl]. ∞ ^fȳlþ$

fyndele f. invention [findan]. ∞ ^fyndele$

fyne (m.) mould (fungoid growth). ∞ ^fyne$

fynig*, i mouldy. ∞ ^fynig$

~ian*, i become mouldy. ∞ ^fynigian$

fȳr n. fire ; a fire. ∞ ^fȳr$

~bæ̂re fiery. ∞ ^fȳrbære$

~bæþ † n. bath of fire, flames. ∞ fȳrbæþ ^fȳrbæþ$

~bęnd † m. fire-hardened fastening (of door). ∞ fȳrbęnd ^fȳrbęnd$

~gebeorg n. fire-screen (?). ∞ ^fȳrgebeorg$

~bēta m. fireman. ∞ ^fȳrbēta$

~gebræc † n. roaring of flames. ∞ ^fȳrgebræc$

~bryne m. conflagration, fire. ∞ ^fȳrbryne$

~clamm † m. = ~bend. ∞ ^fȳrclamm$

~crūce f. crucible. ∞ ^fȳrcrūce$

~cynn n. fire (?). ∞ ^fȳrcynn$

~draca m. fire-dragon. ∞ ^fȳrdraca$

~en fiery ; on fire. ∞ ^fȳren$

~feaxen with fiery hair. ∞ ^fȳrfeaxen$

~gearwunga fpl. materials for a fire. ∞ ^fȳrgearwunga$

~gnāst † m. spark of fire. ∞ ^fȳrgnāst$

~hāt † hot as fire. ∞ ^fȳrhāt$

~heard † hardened by fire. ∞ ^fȳrheard$

~hūs n. room with fireplace. ∞ ^fȳrhūs$

~leoht † n. light of fire. ∞ ^fȳrleoht$

~lēoma † m. flash of fire. ∞ ^fȳrlēoma$

~loca † m. fiery prison. ∞ ^fȳrloca$

~mæ̂l † n. mark of fire. ∞ ^fȳrmæl$

~panne f. firepan. ∞ ^fȳrpanne$

~race*, ferrece f. fire-iron. ∞ ^fȳrrace$

~scofl f. fire-shovel. ∞ ^fȳrscofl$

~smeortende smarting like a burn. ∞ ^fȳrsmeortende$

~spearca m. spark. ∞ ^fȳrspearca$

~stān m. flint. ∞ ^fȳrstān$

~sweart † black with fire. ∞ ^fȳrsweart$

~tang f. fire-tongs. ∞ ^fȳrtang$

~torr m. lighthouse. ∞ ^fȳrtorr$

~þolle f. gridiron. ∞ fȳrþolle ^fȳrþolle$

~więlm † m. flame. ∞ fȳrwięlm ^fȳrwięlm$

fȳran castrate. ∞ ^fȳran$

fȳrian tr. supply with fire, keep warm. ∞ ^fȳrian$

fȳrian once cut Gl. [furh]. ∞ ^fȳrian$

fȳrclian flash vL. [fȳr]. ∞ ^fȳrclian$

fyrst, fyrst I. first (in order); first (in rank). II. av. first [fore]. ∞ ^fyrst$

fyrh, see furh. ∞ ^fyrh$

fyrhtan (fyrht|an), lN. fryhta frighten — ptc. (ge)fyrht afraid || intr. fear lN. [forht]. ∞ ^fyrhtan$

~nes f. fear. ∞ ^fyrhtnes$

fyrhto, lN. fryhto f. fear. ∞ ^fyrhto$

fyrmest, fo-, lN. and lA. forþmest spl. of forma I. wg. first (in number) ; first (in rank). II. av. first (in time); first (in order), most in front; chiefly, most — swā hē ~ mæg to the extent of his power, as far as he can. ∞ ^fyrmest$

fyrs m. furze. ∞ ^fyrs$

gefyrst (n.) frost [forst]. ∞ ^gefyrst$

fyrstig frosty [forst]. ∞ ^fyrstig$

fyrþran (fyrþr|an), -ian advance, further, promote; benefit, protect [furþor]. ∞ ^fyrþran$

ge~a m. promoter. ∞ ^gefyrþra$

~ung f. furthering. ∞ fyrþrung ^fyrþrung$

fȳsan, -ian tr. send forth, discharge (arrow); drive away, expel, banish ; impel, incite || intr., rfl. hasten [fūs]. ∞ ^fȳsan$ ^fȳsian$

fȳst f. fist. ∞ ^fȳst$

~gebeat n. fighting with fists. ∞ ^fȳstgebeat$

ge~lian beat with the fists. ∞ ^gefȳstlian$

~slægen struck with the fist. ∞ ^fȳstslægen$

fyxen, fyxe f. she-fox [fox]. ∞ ^fyxen$

~hȳd f. skin of she-fox. ∞ ^fyxenhȳd$

fyxen of a fox. ∞ ^fyxen$

G

gān, gangan, lN. geonga; (hē) gǣþ, prt. ēode, † gēng, † gęngde, ptc. gegangen vb. walk, go, come, proceed — gangende menn infantry; also met. of origin | happen, turn out | belong met. : ne gǣþ nā māre tō metinge būton þæt þū hit gesēo all that is required for understanding a picture is … || forþ ~ go or come out; continue of time, action. ūp ~ rise (of sun, stars). ∞ ^gān$

gegān vb. go, proceed, also·wa. : † ~ gryresīþas ; of time pass; happen || tr. practice, exercise; overrun, occupy (country), take (city). ∞ ^gegān$

gabote f. small dish Gl. ∞ ^gabote$

gād f. goad, point. ∞ ^gād$

~īsen n. goad. ∞ ^gādīsen$

gād †, ǣ n. want, lack wdg. ∞ ^gād$

gegada m. companion, associate. ∞ ^gegada$

gaderscipe (gader|scipe), gæ- m. matrimony. ∞ ^gaderscipe$

~tang continuous, united. ∞ ^gadertang$

~tangnes f. continuation. ∞ ^gadertangnes$

~wist f. association, intercourse. ∞ ^gaderwist$

ge~wyrhtan mpl. assembled workmen. ∞ ^gegaderwyrhtan$

gaderung f. assembly. ∞ ^gaderung$

gadrian (gadr|ian), gæd(e)r- tr. gather, collect, store up. ∞ ^gadrian$ ^gædrian$ ^gæderian$

gegadrian (gegadr|ian) tr. collect || intr. collect together. ∞ ^gegadrian$

~ung f. coming together, conflux ; assembly, congregation. ∞ ^gegadrung$

gæd † once, (n.) fellowship. ∞ ^gæd$

gædeling † m. companion, kinsman. ∞ ^gædeling$

gǣlan (gǣl|an) hinder, impede; wag. hinder from, prevent from obtaining || intr. delay [gāl]. ∞ ^gǣlan$

~ing f. delay. ∞ gǣling ^gǣling$

gǣlsa m. wantonness, pride [gāl]. ∞ ^gǣlsa$

gærs, græs n. grass ; young corn ; plant. ∞ ^gærs$ ^græs$

~będd n. grave. ∞ gærsbędd ^gærsbędd$

~cīþ m. blade of grass or corn. ∞ gærscīþ ^gærscīþ$

~grēne grass-green. ∞ ^gærsgrēne$

~hoppa m. grasshopper. ∞ ^gærshoppa$

~ięrþ f. grass-land. ∞ gærsięrþ ^gærsięrþ$

~molde f. sward. ∞ ^gærsmolde$

~tapa, ~stapa m. grasshopper. ∞ ^gærstapa$

~swīn n. pastured pig. ∞ ^gærsswīn$

~tūn m. meadow. ∞ ^gærstūn$

~tūndīc m. meadow-dike Ct. ∞ ^gærstūndīc$

~wang m. sward. ∞ ^gærswang$

gærsum, gærsuma = gersum. ∞ ^gærsum$

gǣsne, ē, ēa barren ; wg. deprived of, without; wanting, scarce; dead. ∞ ^gǣsne$

gæst = gięst guest. ∞ ^gæst$

gǣst = gāst spirit. ∞ ^gǣst$

gǣstan † afflict, torment. ∞ ^gǣstan$

gæstlic † once dreary (?). ∞ ^gæstlic$

gǣt pl. of gāt goat. ∞ ^gǣt$

gǣten of goats. ∞ ^gǣten$

gǣþ (he) goes. ∞ ^gǣþ$

gafspræ̂c, gegafspræ̂c ((ge)gaf-spræ̂c) f. foolish talk, scurrility . ∞ ^gafspræc$ ^gegafspræc$

gafelian rent Ct. ∞ ^gafelian$

gafeloc m. javelin. ∞ ^gafeloc$

gaffetung f. scoffing. ∞ ^gaffetung$

gafol, go- n. tax, tribute ; rent; usury, interest. ∞ ^gafol$ ^gofol$

~bęre m. barley given as rent. ∞ gafolbęre ^gafolbęre$

~giėld n. tribute (?). ∞ gafolgiėld ^gafolgiėld$

~giėlda m. tributary; debtor; tenant. ∞ gafolgiėlda ^gafolgiėlda$

~giėldere m. tributary. ∞ gafolgiėldere ^gafolgiėldere$

~heord f. hive of bees subject to a tax. ∞ ^gafolheord$

~hwītel m. tribute-blanket paid as the equivalent of rent or tribute. ∞ ^gafolhwītel$

~ięrþ f. tribute-land, rented land. ∞ gafolięrþ ^gafolięrþ$

~land n. tribute-land, rented land, land liable to taxation. ∞ ^gafolland$

~lic fiscal. ∞ ^gafollic$

~mæ̂d f. tribute-meadow, meadow whose mowing was part of the obligation of its renter. ∞ ^gafolmæd$

~manung f. place of tribute, customs. ∞ ^gafolmanung$

~pęning, -ig m. tribute-penny, penny paid as tax or rent. ∞ gafolpęning ^gafolpęning$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. tribute, rent. ∞ gafolrǣden ^gafolrǣden$

~gerēfa m. publican. ∞ ^gafolgerēfa$

~swān m. tribute-herdsman, swine-herd who rents land for feeding his pigs. ∞ ^gafolswān$

~tȳning f. material for fencing as equivalent of rent. ∞ ^gafoltȳning$

~wudu m. wood as equivalent of rent. ∞ ^gafolwudu$

gafol f. fork. ∞ ^gafol$

~rand m. pair of compasses. ∞ ^gafolrand$

gagates (gagat|es), ~stān m. agate. ∞ ^gagates$

gagel m. (?), gagelle, -olle f. gale, sweet gale (a plant). ∞ ^gagel$

~cropp m. top or catkins of gale. ∞ ^gagelcropp$

gagol, gægl wanton, lascivious. ∞ ^gagol$

~bæ̂re* wanton. ∞ ^gagolbære$

~bæ̂rnes f. wantonness. ∞ ^gagolbærnes$

gagulswillan (gagul-swillan) [or two words?] gargle Gl. Cp. gēagl. ∞ ^gagulswillan$

gāl I. wanton, frivolous; proud; wicked, bad. II. n. wantonness, folly ; pride; wickedness, evil. ∞ ^gāl$

~ferhþ † lascivious, lustful. ∞ gālferhþ ^gālferhþ$

~frēols m. revel Gl. ∞ ^gālfrēols$

~full lustful, licentious. ∞ ^gālfull$

~fullīce av. lustfully. ∞ ^gālfullīce$

~lic lustful, sensual. ∞ ^gāllic$

~mōd licentious. ∞ gālmōd ^gālmōd$

~nes, gǣ- f. licentiousness; (boyish) levity, folly. ∞ ^gālnes$

~scipe m. wantonness, lasciviousness; pride. ∞ ^gālscipe$

~smǣre given to joking and laughter. ∞ gālsmǣre ^gālsmǣre$

galan (gal|an) 2 sing; scream (of bird); intr. sing charms, practise incantation. ∞ ^galan$

~end, ~ere, galdre m. enchanter, incantator. ∞ ^galend$

~ung f. incantation. ∞ ^galung$

Galwalas, Galwealas (Gal-w(e)alas) mpl. Gauls, Frenchmen ; France [Lt. Gallia]. ∞ ^Galwalas$ ^Galwealas$

gambe † f. tribute. ∞ ^gambe$

gamelian grow old. ∞ ^gamelian$

gamen n. amusement, game, sport, exhibition of skill, &c., merriment, joy; jesting, joke. ∞ ^gamen$ ^gomen$

~lic, gamelic belonging to games, theatrical. ∞ ^gamenlic$

~līce av. deceitfully. ∞ ^gamenlīce$

~wāþ † f. path of joy. ∞ gamenwāþ ^gamenwāþ$

~wudu † m. wood of mirth, harp. ∞ ^gamenwudu$ ^gomenwudu$

gamenian (gamen|ian), gamn-·, æ play ; jest, joke. ∞ ^gamenian$

~ung f. amusement; jesting. ∞ ^gamenung$

gamol † old [ge-, mæ̂l]. ∞ ^gamol$ ^gomel$ ^gomol$

~feax grey-haired. ∞ ^gamolfeax$

~ferhþ old. ∞ gamolferhþ ^gamolferhþ$

gānian (gān|ian) yawn [gīnan]. ∞ ^gānian$

~ung f. yawning. ∞ ^gānung$

ganęra, ganędra m. gander. ∞ ^ganęra$

gang m. going, progression, gait; path, track, bed (of river) ; flow, stream ; course (of time); drain, privy. ∞ ^gang$

~ærn, ~ern n. privy. ∞ ^gangærn$

~dagas m. Rogation days. ∞ ^gangdagas$

~ehęre m. infantry. ∞ gangehęre ^gangehęre$

~pytt m. privy. ∞ ^gangpytt$

~setl n. privy. ∞ ^gangsetl$

~stōl m. privy. ∞ gangstōl ^gangstōl$

~geteld n. pavilion. ∞ ^ganggeteld$

~tūn m. privy. ∞ ^gangtūn$

~weg m. road, cart-road. ∞ ^gangweg$

~wuce f. Rogation week. ∞ ^gangwuce$

gegang m. event, result. ∞ ^gegang$

gangan = gān. ∞ ^gangan$

gangelwæfre (gangel-wæfre), -weafre f. spider [gān, wefan]. ∞ ^gangelwæfre$

gangewifre (gange-wifre), -weafre f. spider [gān, wefan]. ∞ ^gangewifre$

ganot m. gannet, sea-bird — † ~es bæþ sea. ∞ ^ganot$

ganra = gandra. ∞ ^ganra$

gār † m. javelin, spear. ∞ ^gār$

~bēam m. javelin-shaft. ∞ ^gārbēam$

~berend m. warrior. ∞ ^gārberend$

~cēne brave, warlike. ∞ ^gārcēne$

~clīfe f. agrimony (a plant) Pr. ∞ ^gārclīfe$

~cwealm m. slaughter. ∞ ^gārcwealm$

~dęne pl. (warlike) Danes. ∞ gārdęne ^gārdęne$

~faru f. warlike expedition. ∞ ^gārfaru$

~hēap m. warlike troop. ∞ ^gārhēap$

~holt n. javelin (-shaft). ∞ ^gārholt$

~lēac n. garlic Pr. ∞ ^gārlēac$

~mēting*, ~mitting f. battle. ∞ ^gārmēting$

~nīþ m. war. ∞ gārnīþ ^gārnīþ$

~rǣs m. battle. ∞ gārrǣs ^gārrǣs$

~sęcg, gāsric m. ocean, sea Pr. ∞ gārsęcg ^gārsęcg$ ^gāsric$

~torn m. rage of battle. ∞ ^gārtorn$

~getrum n. band of warriors. ∞ ^gārgetrum$

~þracu f. battle. ∞ gārþracu ^gārþracu$

~þrīste brave. ∞ gārþrīste ^gārþrīste$

~wiga, ~wīgend m. warrior. ∞ ^gārwiga$

~gewinn n. battle, violence. ∞ ^gārgewinn$

~wudu m. javelin. ∞ ^gārwudu$

gāra m. triangular piece (of land), projection. ∞ ^gāra$

gāsric = gār-sęcg. ∞ ^gāsric$

gāst, ǣ m. breath; mind, spirit, soul; life; spirit, angel, sprite, demon — se hālga ~ the Holy Ghost. ∞ ^gāst$ ^gæst$

~bana † m. devil. ∞ ^gāstbana$

~berend † m. living being, man. ∞ ^gāstberend$

~cofa † m. breast, mind. ∞ ^gāstcofa$

~cund spiritual. ∞ ^gāstcund$

~cwalu † f. torment, affliction. ∞ ^gāstcwalu$

~cyning † m. God. ∞ ^gāstcyning$

~gedāl † n. death. ∞ ^gāstgedāl$

~giėfu f. gift of the Spirit. ∞ ^gāstgiėfu$

~hālig † holy. ∞ ^gāsthālig$

~gehygd † n. thought. ∞ ^gāstgehygd$

~lēas dead. ∞ ^gāstlēas$

~lic spiritual. ∞ ^gāstlic$

~līce av. spiritually. ∞ ^gāstlīce$

~lufe † f. spiritual love. ∞ ^gāstlufe$

~gemynd † n. thought. ∞ ^gāstgemynd$

~genīþla † m. devil. ∞ ^gāstgenīþla$

~gerȳne † n. spiritual mystery. ∞ ^gāstgerȳne$

~sunu † m. spiritual son. ∞ ^gāstsunu$

~gewinn † n. trouble of soul, affliction. ∞ ^gāstgewinn$

gāt, pl. gǣt f. goat. ~e trēow cornel-tree. ~e-þyrne goat’s thorn. ∞ ^gāt$ ^gǣt$

~bucca m. he-goat. ∞ ^gātbucca$

~hierde m. goatherd. ∞ ^gāthierde$

ge cj. and. ge … ge both … and. ∞ ^ge$

gē, gīe ye. ∞ ^gē$

gēa, ia, A. gǣ, gee av. yes : cwæþ ia wiþ consented. ∞ ^gēa$

gēac m. cuckoo. ~es sūre wood-sorrel. ∞ ^gēac$

geador av. together — on ~ together. ∞ ^geador$

geafl-, see gafol fork. ∞ ^geafl$

geaflas mpl. jaws. Cp. cēafl. ∞ ^geaflas$

geagl mn. jaw. ∞ ^geagl$

~swile m. swelling of the jaw. ∞ ^geaglswile$

geaglisc, geg- frolicsome, wanton. ∞ ^geaglisc$

gealādl (geal-ādl) f. jaundice [gealla]. ∞ ^gealādl$

gealdor, a n. incantation, charm ; magic ; divination. ∞ ^gealdor$

~cræft m. magical art, magic, incantation. ∞ ^gealdorcræft$

~cræftiga m. magician. ∞ ^gealdorcræftiga$

~cwide m. incantation. ∞ ^gealdorcwide$

~galend, ~galere m. enchanter. ∞ ^gealdorgalend$

~lēoþ n. incantation. ∞ gealdorlēoþ ^gealdorlēoþ$

~word n. magic word, incantation. ∞ ^gealdorword$

gealdricge f. sorceress. ∞ ^gealdricge$

gealg* sad. ∞ ^gealg$ ^galg$

~mōd sad. ∞ gealgmōd ^gealgmōd$ ^galgmōd$

gealga (gealg|a) m. gallows, gibbet, cross (for crucifixion). ∞ ^gealga$

~trēow, lN. galgatrē n. gallows, cross. ∞ ^gealgtrēow$

gealla m. gall, bile. ∞ ^gealla$

gealla (geall|a) m. gall, sore on the skin. ∞ ^gealla$

~ede galled (horse). ∞ ^geallede$

gealloc*, a m. comfrey (a plant). ∞ ^gealloc$

gēan-, gęgn- = ongēan-. ∞ ^gēan$

~bōc f. duplicate charter, counterpart. ∞ gēanbōc ^gēanbōc$

~cwide m. reply ; pl. conversation. ∞ ^gēancwide$

~fær n. return. ∞ ^gēanfær$

~hweorfan 3 return intr. ∞ ^gēanhweorfan$

~hwięrft m. turning back intr. ∞ gēanhwięrft ^gēanhwięrft$

~hworfennes f. return. ∞ ^gēanhworfennes$

~hwurf m. return Gl. ∞ ^gēanhwurf$

~nes f. meeting Gl. ∞ ^gēannes$

~pæþ m. hostile path. ∞ gēanpæþ ^gēanpæþ$

~ryne m. meeting. ∞ ^gēanryne$

~slęge m. fight. ∞ gēanslęge ^gēanslęge$

~þingian reply. ∞ gēanþingian ^gēanþingian$

gēanwyrde (gēan-wyrde) or an-wyrde — hē þæs ~ wæs he confessed it. ∞ ^gēanwyrde$

gēanol coming to meet, on the road to Gl. ∞ ^gēanol$

gēap crooked, curved; cunning, deceitful. † steep, lofty, projecting, spacious. ∞ ^gēap$

~lic deceitful. ∞ ^gēaplic$

~līce av. deceitfully, cunningly. ∞ ^gēaplīce$

~nębb † ? (of corslet). ∞ gēapnębb ^gēapnębb$

~scipe m. deceit, cunning. ∞ ^gēapscipe$

gēar, gēr n. year ; the Runic letter g. ∞ ^gēar$ ^gēr$

~cyning m. consul Gl. ∞ ^gēarcyning$

~dagas † mpl. lifetime; days of yore. Cp. gēara. ∞ ^gēardagas$

~hwāmlīce av. yearly. ∞ ^gēarhwāmlīce$

~lic yearly, of the year. ∞ ^gēarlic$

~līce av. yearly. ∞ ^gēarlīce$

~mæ̂lum av. year by year. ∞ ^gēarmælum$

~market n. yearly market lCt. ∞ ^gēarmarket$

~gemearc † n. period of a year. ∞ ^gēargemearc$

~geriht n. yearly due. ∞ ^gēargeriht$

~rīm †, ~gerīm † n. number of years. ∞ ^gēarrīm$ ^gēargerīm$

~getæl n. number of years. ∞ ^gēargetæl$

~torht † bright every year, bright in season (of crops, &c.). ∞ ^gēartorht$

~þegnung, ~þēnung f. annual service (of the church). ∞ gēarþegnung ^gēarþegnung$

gearwutol (gear-wutol) austere lN. ∞ ^gearwutol$

gēara av. long ago, formerly. ∞ ^gēara$

gearcian prepare, supply [gearo]. ∞ ^gearcian$

gearcung f. preparation. ∞ ^gearcung$

(ge)~dæg m. preparation-day. ∞ ^gegearcungdæg$

geard m. fence; enclosure, courtyard; dwelling. ∞ ^geard$

geare av. = gearwe. ∞ ^geare$

gearn n. yarn. ∞ ^gearn$

~winde f. reel. ∞ ^gearnwinde$

gearo, lM. iare ; pl. gearwe ready. ∞ ^gearo$ ^gearwe$ ^gearu$

~brygd † f. quick movement. ∞ ^gearobrygd$

~folm † with ready hand. ∞ ^gearofolm$

~gangende f. going swiftly. ∞ ^gearogangende$

~līce av. completely, well. ∞ ^gearolīce$

~snotor, ~snottor † wise, skilled (in) wi. ∞ ^gearosnotor$

~þancol † very wise or prudent. ∞ gearoþancol ^gearoþancol$

~wita once, m. understanding, knowledge. ∞ ^gearowita$

~witol * ready-witted. ∞ ^gearowitol$

~witolnes f. sagacity. ∞ ^gearowitolnes$

~wyrdig † eloquent. ∞ ^gearowyrdig$

gearor cpv. of gearwe av. ∞ ^gearor$

gearwian (gearw|ian) make ready; make, do; clothe. ∞ ^gearwian$

(ge)~ung f. preparation. ∞ ^gegearwung$ ^gearwung$

gearwa (gearw|a)*, ~e † fpl. clothing, ornaments, armour. ∞ ^gearwa$

gearwe (gearw|e) f. yarrow (a plant) — ~an-lēaf mallow. ∞ ^gearwe$

gearwe, geare av. completely; well. ∞ ^gearwe$

geat, pl. gatu n. gate. ∞ ^geat$

~torr † m. gate-tower. ∞ ^geattorr$

~weard m. porter. ∞ ^geatweard$

gēatan L. giant. Cp. gēa [Scand.]. ∞ ^gēatan$

geatolic † adorned, splendid. ∞ ^geatolic$

geatwa (geatw|a), ~e † fpl. armour, ornaments [getāwe]. ∞ ^geatwa$

gēaþ † foolishness; mockery. ∞ ^gēaþ$

gęgn* direct — þā gēnran wegas. ∞ ^gęgn$

gęgn- = gēan-. ∞ ^gęgn$

gęgnum † not W. av. forwards, direct. ∞ ^gęgnum$

gęgninga † not W., gea-, gēn-, -unga av. straight forwards, direct; altogether, entirely; without doubt, certainly. ∞ ^gęgninga$

gehþu = geohþu. ∞ ^gehþu$

gellet basin. ∞ ^gellet$

gēmung f. marriage lN. ∞ ^gēmung$

~ian marry lN. ∞ ^gēmungian$

~lic nuptial lN. ∞ ^gēmunglic$

gēn- = gęgn-, gēan-. ∞ ^gēn$

gēn not W. (†), īe, gēna, gēno, lN. geona av. often preceded by þā, nū | continuation still, yet: þær hē ~ ligeþ — so also nū ~(a) þā ~(a) still; ne wæs mē feorh þā gēn not yet; geornor þonne hē ~ dyde | further : hīerde ic secgan ~ be sumum fugle — so also þā ~ | still w. cpv. : ~ māre, gēna swētre || now, in the immediate future: gif hē his ~ wolde geþafa weorþan þæt … ; ~ ic þē fēores unnan wille, gif þū … || repetition again : þā ~ sēo fǣmne spræc. Cp. gīet. ∞ ^gēn$

gēng prt. of gān. ∞ ^gēng$

gęngan (†) go only in prt. [gān]. ∞ ^gęngan$

gegęnga m. fellow-traveller; companion, associate [gān]. ∞ ^gegęnga$

gęnge n. troop, gang; privy. ∞ ^gęnge$

gegęnge n. troop, gang. ∞ ^gegęnge$

gęnge having influence, effective, valid. ∞ ^gęnge$

gēno = gēn. ∞ ^gēno$

gēnunga = gęgninga. ∞ ^gēnunga$

gēo, (g)iū av. formerly, of old. ∞ ^gēo$

~dæ̂d † f. former deed. ∞ ^gēodæd$

~lēan † n. reward for past action. ∞ ^gēolēan$

~mann m. man of old. ∞ ^gēomann$

~mēowle † f. (?). ∞ ^gēomēowle$

~sceaft † f. destiny. ∞ ^gēosceaft$

~sceaftgāst (~sceaft-gāst) † m. doomed sprite. ∞ ^gēosceaftgāst$

~wine † m. departed friend. ∞ ^gēowine$

geoc, iuc n. yoke ; yoke of oxen ; a measure of land ; lN. wife (!). ∞ ^geoc$

~boga m. yoke. ∞ ^geocboga$

~ian yoke. ∞ ^geocian$

~led, iuclæte n., iocleta m. a measure of land. Cp. scīrlett. ∞ ^geocled$

~stecca m. part of a yoke. ∞ ^geocstecca$

~tīema*, ē m. one of a team, animal yoked with another Gl. ∞ ^geoctīema$

gēoc (†) f. help; consolation; safety. ∞ ^gēoc$

~end m. preserver. ∞ ^gēocend$

~ian preserve, save w.g. or d. ∞ ^gēocian$

gēocor † full of hardship ; sad. ∞ ^gēocor$

gēocre av. severely. ∞ ^gēocre$

geocsa (geocs|a) = *giexa sob. ∞ ^geocsa$

~ung f. sobbing. ∞ ^geocsung$

geofon †, y, i n. ocean, flood. ∞ ^geofon$ ^gyfen$ ^gifen$

~flōd m. sea. ∞ geofonflōd ^geofonflōd$

~hūs n. sea-house (the ark). ∞ ^geofonhūs$

~ȳþ f. wave. ∞ geofonȳþ ^geofonȳþ$

gēoglere, gēogelere m. magician. ∞ ^gēoglere$

geogoþ, eo †, iug- f. (period of) youth; young persons, youth; new-born animals. ∞ ^geogoþ$ ^iuogoþ$ ^iogoþ$

~cnōsl † n. young progeny. ∞ geogoþcnōsl ^geogoþcnōsl$

~feorh † n. (period of) youth. ∞ geogoþfeorh ^geogoþfeorh$

~hād m. (state of) youth. ∞ geogoþhād ^geogoþhād$

~hādnes f. (state of) youth Bd. ∞ geogoþhādnes ^geogoþhādnes$

~lic youthful. ∞ geogoþlic ^geogoþlic$

~lust m. lusts of youth. ∞ geogoþlust ^geogoþlust$

~myru* f., g. ~myrwe † once youthful joy. ∞ geogoþmyru ^geogoþmyru$

geohhol = gēol. ∞ ^geohhol$

geohsa = *giexa sob. ∞ ^geohsa$

gēol, ge(o)hhol, geohel n. Yule, Christmas — on ~ at Christmas ; also pl.: ǣr ~um [Lt. Julius]. ∞ ^gēol$ ^gehhol$ ^geohhol$ ^geohel$

~dæg m. Yule-day — se æresta ~ Christmas-day. ∞ ^gēoldæg$

~mōnaþ m. December. ∞ gēolmōnaþ ^gēolmōnaþ$

gēola m. — se ǣrra ~ December. se æfterra ~ January. ∞ ^gēola$

geoloca, geol(e)ca m. yolk (of egg) [geolo]. ∞ ^geoloca$ ^geoleca$ ^geolca$

geolo, pl. geolwe yellow. ∞ ^geolo$

~hwīt pale yellow. ∞ ^geolohwīt$

~rand † m. yellow shield. ∞ ^geolorand$

~rēad reddish yellow. ∞ ^geolorēad$

geolstor, vE. gelostr nm., gillister n., gillistre f. poisonous secretion, pus, matter. ∞ ^geolstor$

geolstrig secreting poison, purulent. ∞ ^geolstrig$

geoluling*, giu- (m.) July(?). Cp. gēol. ∞ ^geoluling$

geolwian become yellow. ∞ ^geolwian$

gēomor sad, mournful. ∞ ^gēomor$

~e av. sadly. ∞ ^gēomore$

~frōd † old. ∞ gēomorfrōd ^gēomorfrōd$

~giėdd † n. dirge. ∞ gēomorgiėdd ^gēomorgiėdd$

~lic sad. ∞ ^gēomorlic$

~līce av. sadly. ∞ ^gēomorlīce$

~mōd † sad. ∞ gēomormōd ^gēomormōd$

gēomerian (gēomer|ian), gēomr- mourn, complain. ∞ ^gēomerian$

~ung f. moaning; mourning, lamentation. ∞ ^gēomerung$

geon once that, yonder. ∞ ^geon$

geond, i I. prp. wa. throughout of extension and motion ; of time during. II. av. thither. ∞ ^geond$

geondan prp. beyond — fram ~ sǣ. Cp. begeondan. ∞ ^geondan$

geondblāwan (geond·blāwan) I inspire (?). ∞ ^geondblāwan$

geondbrǣdan (geond·brǣdan) cover (with cloth, &c.). ∞ ^geondbrǣdan$

geonddręncan (geond·dręncan) intoxicate. ∞ ^geonddręncan$

geondfaran (geond·faran) tr. traverse, pervade. ∞ ^geondfaran$

geondfēolan (geond·fēolan) 4, ptc. -folen fill wi. ∞ ^geondfēolan$

geondfēran (geond·fēran) traverse. ∞ ^geondfēran$

geondflōwan (geond·flōwan) I flow through. ∞ ^geondflōwan$

geondfolen (geond·folen), see -fēolan. ∞ ^geondfolen$

geondgān (geond·gān) vb. traverse. ∞ ^geondgān$

geondgēotan (geond·gēotan) 7 pour over, flood, wash. ∞ ^geondgēotan$

geondhięrdan (geond·hięrdan) harden thoroughly. ∞ ^geondhięrdan$

geondhweorfan (geond·hweorfan) 3 traverse; pass through (mind). ∞ ^geondhweorfan$

geondiernan (geond·iernan) 3 run over. ∞ ^geondiernan$

geondlācan (geond·lācan) † I traverse. ∞ ^geondlācan$

geondlęccan (geond·lęcc|an) moisten throughout, water. ∞ ^geondlęccan$

~ing f. watering. ∞ ^geondlęccing$

geondliehtan (geond·liehtan) illumine. ∞ ^geondliehtan$

geondmęngan (geond·męngan) † confuse (mind). ∞ ^geondmęngan$

geondsāwan (geond·sāwan) I scatter. ∞ ^geondsāwan$

geondscēawian (geond·scēawian) survey. ∞ ^geondscēawian$

geondscīnan (geond·scīnan) 6 shine on, illuminate. ∞ ^geondscīnan$

geondscrīþan (geond·scrīþan) 6 traverse. ∞ ^geondscrīþan$

geondsēcan (geond·sēcan) investigate ; pervade. ∞ ^geondsēcan$

geondsęndan (geond·sęndan) † overspread (with army) wi. ∞ ^geondsęndan$

geondsēon (geond·sēon) 5 survey. ∞ ^geondsēon$

geondsmēan, geondsmēagan (geond·smēa(ga)n) investigate, discuss. ∞ ^geondsmēan$ ^geondsmēgan$

geondspǣtan (geond·spǣtan) syringe. ∞ ^geondspǣtan$

geondspręngan (geond·spręngan) sprinkle over. ∞ ^geondspręngan$

geondspringan (geond·springan) 3 pervade (?) Gl. ∞ ^geondspringan$

geondsprūtan (geond·sprūtan) 7 pervade. ∞ ^geondsprūtan$

geondstręgdan (geond·stręgdan), -strēdan sprinkle over. ∞ ^geondstręgdan$

geondstyrian (geond·styrian) agitate. ∞ ^geondstyrian$

geondþęncan (geond·þęncan) consider, contemplate. ∞ ^geondþęncan$

geondwadan (geond·wadan) 2 study, be versed in. ∞ ^geondwadan$

geondwlītan (geond·wlītan) 6 see through, gaze all over. ∞ ^geondwlītan$

geong, iung, cpv. gingra, spl. ging(e)st young. ∞ ^geong$ ^iung$ ^gingra$ ^gingest$

~lǣcan be growing up, be young Gl. ∞ ^geonglǣcan$

~lic, geonlic young. ∞ ^geonglic$

~licnes f. youth. ∞ ^geonglicnes$

~ling m. youth. ∞ ^geongling$

geongra (geongr|a), i m. youth; disciple, follower; attendant, vassal. ∞ ^geongra$

~e*, i f. attendant. ∞ ^geongre$

geongordōm (geongor|dōm), ~scipe m. vassal-age [Old Saxon]. ∞ ^geongordōm$

gēopan † 7 swallow. ∞ ^gēopan$

geormantlāf (geormant-lāf) (f.), georman-lēaf n. mallow. Cp. gearwanlēaf. ∞ ^geormantlāf$

georn wg. desirous, eager ; zealous w. ymb. ∞ ^georn$

~e av. eagerly; earnestly; well, accurately. ∞ ^georne$

~full eager wg. ; zealous, diligent. ∞ ^geornfull$

~fullic zealous. ∞ ^geornfullic$

~fullīce av. zealously, diligently. ∞ ^geornfullīce$

~fulnes f. desire, eagerness ; zeal. ∞ ^geornfulnes$

~lic desirable. ∞ ^geornlic$

~līce av. diligently, zealously ; accurately. ∞ ^geornlīce$

geornes, geornnes f. zeal. ∞ ^geornes$

georstu A. interj. Oh. ∞ ^georstu$

geostran = giestran. ∞ ^geostran$

gēotan (gēot|an) 7 pour; shed; cast (in metal) || intr. flow — ~ende hęre overwhelming army. ∞ ^gēotan$

~end m. artery Gl. ∞ ^gēotend$

~endlic*, ~enlic fluid Gl. ∞ ^gēotendlic$

~ere m. (brass)-founder. ∞ ^gēotere$

geoxa = *giexa sob. ∞ ^geoxa$

gēr = gēar year. ∞ ^gēr$

gerla (m.) tribute lN. ∞ ^gerla$

gersum, æ mn., ~a m. treasure, gift [Scand.]. ∞ ^gersum$

gesca = *giexa sob. ∞ ^gesca$ ^giexa$

gesen, iesende, isend, isern entrails Gl. ∞ ^gesen$ ^iesende$ ^isend$ ^isern$

gestende, see giestan. ∞ ^gestende$

gētan = gīetan destroy. ∞ ^gētan$

getenwyrde (geten-wyrde) consenting, agreeing Ct. ∞ ^getenwyrde$

giccan itch. ∞ ^giccan$

giccig once purulent Gl. ∞ ^giccig$

giėcel (m.) icicle, ice. īses ~ icicle. ∞ ^giėcel$

~a m. ice. ∞ ^giėcela$

~ig icy. ∞ ^giėcelig$

~stān m. piece of ice, hailstone. ∞ ^giėcelstān$

gicþa, ie, io, gihþa, y m. itch; hiccup. Cp. gycenes. ∞ ^gicþa$

gīdsian = gītsian. ∞ ^gīdsian$

giėdd n. song, poem; speech; narrative, tale ; proverb, riddle. ∞ ^giėdd$ ^gidd$ ^gydd$

~ian sing; recite, speak; discuss, debate. ∞ ^giėddian$

~ing f. song ; saying, discourse. ∞ ^giėdding$

giėfan (giėf|an) 5 wda. give, grant; give in marriage. ∞ ^giėfan$

~a m. giver. ∞ ^giėfa$

~ung f. granting, consent. ∞ ^giėfung$

giėfiān wd. bestow gifts on, endow; give. ∞ ^giėfiān$

giėfl n. food, piece of food. ∞ ^giėfl$

giėfu (giėf|u), gifu f. gift — tō ~ e(s) gratis; good thing; (divine) grace ; the Runic letter g. ∞ ^giėfu$ ^gifu$ ^geofu$

~fæst gifted; capable of wg. ∞ ^giėffæst$

~heall † f. gift-hall, hall in which gifts are distributed. ∞ ^giėfheall$

~ig*, i rich. ∞ ^giėfig$

~ol bountiful. ∞ ^giėfol$

~olnes f. liberality. ∞ ^giėfolnes$

~sceatt † m. gift. ∞ ^giėfsceatt$

~stōl † m. throne. ∞ ^giėfstōl$

giėld n. payment; tribute, tax | compensation; stead: on þǣre sunnan ~ instead of the sun | offering (to a god), sacrifice, worship; heathen god, idol | guild, fraternity. ∞ ^giėld$

~dagas m. guild- or festival-days. ∞ ^giėlddagas$

~lic of a guild. ∞ ^giėldlic$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. membership of a guild. ∞ ^giėldrǣden$

~scipe m. association, guild. ∞ ^giėldscipe$

~sester m. a measure. ∞ ^giėldsester$

gegiėld n. association, guild. ∞ ^gegiėld$

~a m. member of a guild. ∞ ^gegiėlda$

~heall f. guild-hall. ∞ ^gegiėldheall$

~scipe m. guild. ∞ ^gegiėldscipe$

giėldan 3 wda. pay, pay for; give, render ; recompense, requite; punish ; make good, make restitution; worship (idols). ∞ ^giėldan$ ^gyldan$

giėlda m. member of a guild. ∞ ^giėlda$

giėlde*, e sterile Gl. ∞ ^giėlde$

giėllan 3 scream, utter cry, sound intr. ∞ ^giėllan$

giėlm*, ~a, e, i m. handful, sheaf. ∞ ^giėlm$

giėlp m. boasting, arrogance; fame, glory. ∞ ^giėlp$ ^gilp$ ^gylp$

~cwide † m. boastful speech. ∞ ^giėlpcwide$

~en boastful. ∞ ^giėlpen$

~georn † eager for glory. ∞ ^giėlpgeorn$

~geornes f. desire of glory. ∞ ^giėlpgeornes$

~hlæden † boastful or illustrious (?). ∞ ^giėlphlæden$

~lic vainglorious, arrogant; magnificent, splendid. ∞ ^giėlplic$

~līce av. arrogantly. ∞ ^giėlplīce$

~plega † m. battle, war. ∞ ^giėlpplega$

~sceapa † m. arrogant enemy. ∞ ^giėlpsceapa$

~spræ̂c † f. boastful speech. ∞ ^giėlpspræc$

~word † n. boastful word, boast. ∞ ^giėlpword$

giėlpan (giėlp|an) 3 w.g., rarely i. boast, exult. ∞ ^giėlpan$ ^gylpan$

~ing f. boasting, glory. ∞ ^giėlping$

gīeman (gīem|an) wg. take care of; take notice of, reflection. ∞ ^gīeman$

~end m. keeper, governor. ∞ ^gīemend$

~ing f. care; gēmung lN. marriage. See gēmung. ∞ ^gīeming$

gīeme f. care. ∞ ^gīeme$

gīemelēas careless, heedless ; neglected, uncared for; stray (cattle). ∞ ^gīemelēas$

~ian neglect. ∞ ^gīemelēasian$

~lic careless. ∞ ^gīemelēaslic$

~līce av. carelessly. ∞ ^gīemelēaslīce$

~nes f. negligence, carelessness. ∞ ^gīemelēasnes$

~t, -līest f. negligence, carelessness ; being neglected. ∞ ^gīemelēast$

gīemen, gīemenn f. taking care of, care, guardianship ; government. ∞ ^gīemen$

gīen = gēn. ∞ ^gīen$

giend = geond. ∞ ^giend$

giendan* once drive — prt. gynde, e, ī. ∞ ^giendan$

giengra = geongra. ∞ ^giengra$

gięrd f. rod, twig; a measure of land, rood. ∞ ^gięrd$

~weg*, y m. fenced road (?). ∞ ^gięrdweg$

~wīte † n. rod-punishment, punishment through Moses’ rod. ∞ ^gięrdwīte$

gierede, prt. of gięrwan. ∞ ^gierede$ ^gyrede$

gięrla, gięrela, ge- m. dress, clothing. ∞ ^gięrla$

gegięrelic of clothes. ∞ ^gegięrelic$

giernan (giern|an), ~ian, eo w.g., æfter, rarely a., w. sbj., w. inf. desire ; request, demand [georn]. ∞ ^giernan$

ge~endlic desirable. ∞ ^gegiernendlic$

~ing f. desire. ∞ ^gierning$

giėrran 3 chatter ; creak. ∞ ^giėrran$

gierstan = giestran. ∞ ^gierstan$

gięrwan prt. gięrede prepare, cook (food) : ~ tō męte — ~ ūp serve (meal); adorn ; clothe, dress [gearu]. ∞ ^gięrwan$ ^gyrwan$

giėse*, i, y, lN. ise av. yes [gēa, sīe]. ∞ ^giėse$

gięst, æ ; ę A., also lW. [Scand. form?] m. stranger; guest; † enemy. ∞ ^gięst$ ^gist$ ^gæst$ ^gęst$

~ærn, -ern n. guest-chamber, inn. ∞ ^gięstærn$

~hof n. guest-house. ∞ ^gięsthof$

~hūs n. guest-house, inn. ∞ ^gięsthūs$

~ian be guest, lodge. ∞ ^gięstian$

~ig*, gestig strange, being a stranger lN. ∞ ^gięstig$

~ing*, ę f. exile. ∞ ^gięsting$

~līþe hospitable. ∞ ^gięstlīþe$

~liþnes f. hospitality. ∞ ^gięstliþnes$

~mægen † n. troop of guests. ∞ ^gięstmægen$

~sęle † m. hall for strangers. ∞ ^gięstsęle$

giest m. yeast. ∞ ^giest$

giėstan* ferment (?) — gestende swelling (madness). ∞ ^giėstan$

giėstran-, eo, gyrstan-, e(o). ∞ ^giėstran$ ^geostran$ ^gyrstan$ ^gestran$

~æ̂fen m. — ~e av. yesterday evening. ∞ ^giėstranæfen$

~dæg, ~dæge av. yesterday. ∞ ^giėstrandæg$

~lic*, gysternlic — ~ dæg yesterday. ∞ ^giėstranlic$

~niht av. yesterday night. ∞ ^giėstranniht$

gīet, ~a, īe † av., often w. nū, þā prefixed still, yet: gyt mē twēonaþ ; hē næs dēad þā ~ ; hitherto: swā hē nū ~ dyde ; further, besides : be þǣm is ~ gecweden … ; w. cpv. still: swīþor ~. ∞ ^gīet$ ^gȳt$ ^gīt$

gīeta = gīet. ∞ ^gīeta$

gīetan*, ē † destroy. ∞ ^gīetan$

giėxa*, geocsa, gihsa, vE. gesca, iesca m. sob. See geocsa. ∞ ^giėxa$

gif, y ; e, eo cj. w. indc., sbj. : mē þyncþ betre, ~ ēow swā þyncþ, þæt … ; ~ wē ǣfre mægen ; whether : þū wāst ~ hit is swā wē secgan hīerdon ; frægn ~ him wǣre niht getǣse whether he had had a pleasant night. ∞ ^gif$

gīfer † once (m.) glutton (?). ∞ ^gīfer$

gifeþe † I. granted (by fate). II. n. fate, chance. ∞ ^gifeþe$

gifre † once useful (?). ∞ ^gifre$

gīferlīce (gīfer|līce) av. greedily. ∞ ^gīferlīce$

~nes f. greediness, voracity. ∞ ^gīfernes$

gīfre greedy, ravenous; rapacious ; desirous. ∞ ^gīfre$

gift f. price of wife ; pl. ~a, -u marriage, wedding [giėfan]. ∞ ^gift$

~būr n. wedding-chamber. ∞ ^giftbūr$

~hūs n. wedding-house. ∞ ^gifthūs$

~ian give (woman) in marriage lN. ∞ ^giftian$

~lēoþ n. epithalamium. ∞ ^giftlēoþ$

~lic, ~elic belonging to a wedding. ∞ ^giftlic$

gīgant, ī † m. giant [Lt. gigantem]. ∞ ^gīgant$

~mæcg † m. son of a giant. ∞ ^gīgantmæcg$

gihsa = giexa sob. ∞ ^gihsa$

gillister, gillistre = geolstor. ∞ ^gillister$

gilte f. young sow. ∞ ^gilte$

gimm m. gem, jewel; † sun [Lt. gemma]. ∞ ^gimm$

~bæ̂re gem-bearing. ∞ ^gimmbære$

~cynn n. species of gem, gem. ∞ ^gimmcynn$

~ian adorn with gems. ∞ ^gimmian$

~isc jewelled. ∞ ^gimmisc$

~ręced † n. palace. ∞ ^gimmręced$

~stān m. gem, precious stone. ∞ ^gimmstān$

~wyrhta m. jeweller. ∞ ^gimmwyrhta$

gimrodor a precious stone. ∞ ^gimrodor$

gin n. yawning gulf, abyss. ∞ ^gin$

ginfæst (gin-fæst) † ample, liberal (gifts) [ginn]. ∞ ^ginfæst$ ^gimfæst$

gīnan 6 yawn. ∞ ^gīnan$

ginian (gin|ian), geonian be wide open, gape [gīnan]. ∞ ^ginian$

~ung, geo- f. gaping, yawning. ∞ ^ginung$

gind = geond. ∞ ^gind$

ging = geong. ∞ ^ging$

gingifer, gingiber, gingifere f. ginger [Fr.]. ∞ ^gingifer$

gingra = geongra. ∞ ^gingra$

ginn † spacious. ∞ ^ginn$ ^gynn$

ginnes f. gap, interval. ∞ ^ginnes$

ginnan = onginnan begin. ∞ ^ginnan$

gipian (gip|ian)*, y yawn. ∞ ^gipian$

~ung once f. gaping, open mouth Gl. ∞ ^gipung$

giren = grīn trap. ∞ ^giren$

gegiscan once block up Gl. ∞ ^gegiscan$

giscian sob. ∞ ^giscian$

gīsl, gīsel m. hostage. ∞ ^gīsl$

~hād m. being a hostage. ∞ ^gīslhād$

gīslian give hostages. ∞ ^gīslian$

gistran = giestran. ∞ ^gistran$

git ye two. ∞ ^git$

gītsian (gīts|ian), gīds- wg. covet, crave, be greedy, be avaricious. ∞ ^gītsian$ ^gytsian$

~ere m. covetous man ; miser. ∞ ^gītsere$

~ung f. covetousness, desire, avarice. ∞ ^gītsung$

gīþcorn (gīþ-corn) = gȳþ-. ∞ ^gīþcorn$

giuguþ = geogoþ. ∞ ^giuguþ$

giung = geong. ∞ ^giung$

gīw, gēow (m.) griffin, vulture. ∞ ^gīw$

gīwian (gīw|ian), gīowian lN. ask, demand, beg. ∞ ^gīwian$

~ung f. petition. ∞ ^gīwung$

gladian (glad|ian) be glad, exult || tr. make glad, cheer [glæd]. ∞ ^gladian$

~ung f. cheerfulness, joy. ∞ ^gladung$

glæd, æ †, ǣ † I. † bright, clear; glad, cheerful, merry ; kind, courteous. II. n. joy † once. ∞ ^glæd$ ^glad$

~lic bright, splendid; cheerful, pleasant. ∞ ^glædlic$

~līce av. gladly, cheerfully; kindly. ∞ ^glædlīce$

~mōd glad, cheerful; kind, pleasant. ∞ ^glædmōd$

~mōdnes f. kindness, liberality. ∞ ^glædmōdnes$

~nes f. joy, cheerfulness. ∞ ^glædnes$

~scipe m. joy. ∞ ^glædscipe$

glædene, a, e f. iris, gladiolus. ∞ ^glædene$

glǣm † m. brightness, splendour, beauty. ∞ ^glǣm$

glær, pl. glæsas (!) m. amber. ∞ ^glær$

glæs n. glass. ∞ ^glæs$

~fæt n. glass vessel. ∞ ^glæsfæt$

~hluttor clear as glass, transparent. ∞ ^glæshluttor$

glæsen of glass. ∞ ^glæsen$

~ēage grey-eyed Gl. ∞ ^glæsenēage$

glæterian glitter. ∞ ^glæterian$

glappe f. buckbean (?). ∞ ^glappe$

glēam (m.) merriment. ∞ ^glēam$

glēaw, ā, A. glēu quick-sighted ; sagacious, wise, prudent, clever, skilful, skilled in w.g., on d. ∞ ^glēaw$

~e av. wisely; well. ∞ ^glēawe$

~ferhþ † wise. ∞ ^glēawferhþ$

~hycgende † wise. ∞ ^glēawhycgende$

~hygdig †, -hȳdig sagacious, prudent. ∞ ^glēawhygdig$

~lic wise, prudent. ∞ ^glēawlic$

~līce av. sagaciously, cleverly. ∞ ^glēawlīce$

~mōd wise, prudent. ∞ ^glēawmōd$

~nes f. sagacity, intelligence, prudence. ∞ ^glēawnes$

~scipe m. sagacity, prudence; proof, indication. ∞ ^glēawscipe$

glēd, oe f. live coal; flame, fire. ∞ ^glēd$

ge~an make hot, kindle. ∞ ^geglēdan$

~ęgesa † m. terror of fire. ∞ ^glēdęgesa$

~fæt n. chafing-dish. ∞ ^glēdfæt$

~scofl f. fire-shovel. ∞ ^glēdscofl$

~stęde † m. altar. ∞ ^glēdstęde$

gleddian once moisten, daub. ∞ ^gleddian$

gledene = glædene. ∞ ^gledene$

glęmm blemish, disfigurement. ∞ ^glęmm$

glęndran devour, swallow. ∞ ^glęndran$

geglendrian lN. precipitate. ∞ ^geglendrian$

glęng fm. ornament; magnificence. ∞ ^glęng$

~an adorn ; trim (lamp). ∞ ^glęngan$

ge~endlic magnificent. ∞ ^geglęngendlic$

~full, ~lic adorned, magnificent. ∞ ^glęngfull$

gleoma † R. ∞ ^gleoma$

glēow = glīw. ∞ ^glēow$

glēslan*, oe gloss, explain [Lt. glōssa]. ∞ ^glēslan$

~ing f. glossing. ∞ ^glēslaning$

glīdan 6 glide, slip. ∞ ^glīdan$

glida, io m. kite. ∞ ^glida$

glidder slippery [glīdan]. ∞ ^glidder$

gliddrian slip. ∞ ^gliddrian$

glig = glīw. ∞ ^glig$

glisian (glis|ian) glitter — se ~igenda wibba glowworm. ∞ ^glisian$

glisnian glitter. ∞ ^glisnian$

glitenian (gliten|ian) glitter, shine. ∞ ^glitenian$

~ung f. flash. ∞ ^glitenung$

glīw, glīg, glēo(w), ī † n. music, minstrelsy ; mirth, jest, ridicule ; pleasure. ∞ ^glīw$ ^glīg$ ^glēo$ ^glēow$

~bēam m. musical instrument, harp, timbrel (!). ∞ ^glīwbēam$

~cræft m. music, minstrelsy. ∞ ^glīwcræft$

~drēam † m. music, mirth. ∞ ^glīwdrēam$

~georn fond of jesting. ∞ ^glīwgeorn$

~hlēoþriendlic musical. ∞ ^glīwhlēoþriendlic$

~lic mimic. ∞ ^glīwlic$

~mægden, -mǣden n. female minstrel. ∞ ^glīwmægden$

~mann m. minstrel, musician; buffoon. ∞ ^glīwmann$

~stafas † mpl. joy. ∞ ^glīwstafas$

~stōl † m. seat of joy. ∞ ^glīwstōl$

~word † n. song, poem. ∞ ^glīwword$

glīwian (glīw|ian), ēo play on musical instrument, sing; play the buffoon, jest, joke; adorn. ∞ ^glīwian$

~re, ~ere m. buffoon, jester. ∞ ^glīwre$

~ung f. mirth. ∞ ^glīwung$

glōf, ~e f. glove. ∞ ^glōf$

glōfung (glōf|ung) f. providing with gloves. ∞ ^glōfung$

~wyrt f. lily of the valley; hound’s tongue (a plant). ∞ ^glōfwyrt$

glōm twilight. ∞ ^glōm$

~ung f. twilight; dim light before dawn. ∞ ^glōmung$

glōwan I glow (of red-hot things). ∞ ^glōwan$

gnætt m. gnat. ∞ ^gnætt$

gnagan 2 gnaw. ∞ ^gnagan$

gnāst spark. ∞ ^gnāst$

gnēaþ, ē niggardly wg. (giefa) ; frugal, austere (life). Cp. gnīeþe. ∞ ^gnēaþ$

~licnes f. frugality. ∞ ^gnēaþlicnes$

gnīdan 6 rub ; pulverize. ∞ ^gnīdan$

gnidel (m.) pestle. ∞ ^gnidel$

gnīeþe (gnīeþ|e) scanty [gnēaþ]. ∞ ^gnīeþe$

~elīce*, ē av. sparingly, in small quantities. ∞ ^gnīeþelīce$

~elicnes, gnēa-, ~nes f. frugality. ∞ ^gnīeþelicnes$

gnorn I. (m.) sorrow, affliction. II. sorrowful. ∞ ^gnorn$

~cearig † sorrowful. ∞ ^gnorncearig$

~hof † n. prison. ∞ ^gnornhof$

~scyndende † ptc. hastening away in sorrow. ∞ ^gnornscyndende$

~sorg † f. sorrow. ∞ ^gnornsorg$

~word † n. sorrowful word or speech. ∞ ^gnornword$

gnornian (gnorn|ian) intr. grieve, be sorrowful; tr. lament. ∞ ^gnornian$

~ung f. lamentation ; grief. ∞ ^gnornung$

gnyran once creak = gnierran ? ∞ ^gnyran$

gnyrn † sorrow, evil. ∞ ^gnyrn$

~wracu † f. enmity. ∞ ^gnyrnwracu$

gōn (gō|n)* sigh. ∞ ^gōn$

~ung f. sighing, groaning. ∞ ^gōung$

god m., pl. ~as, ~u, gpl. ~a, ~ena God ; heathen god. ∞ ^god$

~bearn n. child of God; god-child. ∞ ^godbearn$

~borg m. ? ∞ ^godborg$

~bōt f. atonement made to the church. ∞ ^godbōt$

~cund of God, divine, religious, sacred. ∞ ^godcund$

~cundlic divine. ∞ ^godcundlic$

~cundlīce av. by divine power, divinely. ∞ ^godcundlīce$

~cundnes f. divinity, Godhead, divine quality; sacred office. ∞ ^godcundnes$

~dohtor f. god-daughter. ∞ ^goddohtor$

~drēam † m. divine joy. ∞ ^goddrēam$

~fæder m. God the Father; godfather. ∞ ^godfæder$

~ferht, y pious. ∞ ^godferht$

~giėld n. idol. ∞ ^godgiėld$

~giėldlic of idols. ∞ ^godgiėldlic$

~gimm m. divine gem. ∞ ^godgimm$

~hād m. divine nature. ∞ ^godhād$

~ing m. son of God lN. ∞ ^goding$

~mægen n. divinity. ∞ ^godmægen$

~mōdor f. godmother. ∞ ^godmōdor$

~scyld f. impiety. ∞ ^godscyld$

~scyldig impious. ∞ ^godscyldig$

~sibb m. sponsor. ∞ ^godsibb$

~sibbrǣden, ~sibbrǣdenn f. sponsorial obligations. ∞ ^godsibbrǣden$

godspell (god-spell) n. gospel. ∞ ^godspell$

~bōc f. the Gospels. ∞ ^godspellbōc$

~bodung f. gospel-preaching. ∞ ^godspellbodung$

~ere m. evangelist. ∞ ^godspellere$

~ian preach the gospel. ∞ ^godspellian$

~isc, ~ic evangelical. ∞ ^godspellisc$

~traht m. gospel-commentary. ∞ ^godspelltraht$

godspræ̂ce, godgespræ̂ce (god|(ge)spræ̂ce) n. oracle. ∞ ^godspræce$

~sunu m. godson. ∞ ^godsunu$

~þrymm m. divine majesty. ∞ ^godþrymm$

godwębb, godewębb (god(e)-wębb) n. precious or fine cloth, purple. ∞ ^godwębb$ ^godewębb$

~cynn n. kind of purple. ∞ ^godwębbcynn$

~en of purple. ∞ ^godwębben$

~gięrla m. cloth of purple. ∞ ^godwębbgięrla$

~wyrhta m. weaver of purple. ∞ ^godwębbwyrhta$

godwræc (god-wræc) impious, wicked. ∞ ^godwræc$

~lic impious. ∞ ^godwræclic$

~nes f. impiety, wickedness. ∞ ^godwræcnes$

gōd I. good, cpv. bętera, bęt(t)ra, spl. bęt(e)st good in all the MnE. meanings | virtuous, suitable, capable | considerable — ~ dǣl wg. a considerable portion, ~e hwīle av. for some time | of high rank — his bętera his lord, patron. II. n. good : ~ and yfel — swā hwæt swā hē tō ~e gedēþ his good actions; good action, goodness ; benefit | property ; prosperity. ∞ ^gōd$

~æppel, oo = cod-. ∞ ^gōdæppel$

~dæ̂d f. good deed ; benefit. ∞ ^gōddæd$

~dōnd m., pl. -dōnd, ē benefactor. ∞ ^gōddōnd$

~lēas unfortunate, wretched. ∞ ^gōdlēas$

~lic goodly, noble, magnificent. ∞ ^gōdlic$

~nes f. goodness ; good thing. ∞ ^gōdnes$

~scipe m. goodness. ∞ ^gōdscipe$

~spēdig rich. ∞ ^gōdspēdig$

gōdian (gōd|ian) intr. become better, improve — hit ~ode mid him they prospered ; be cured, get better (of illness) || tr. improve, repair (house), reform (morally); enrich, endow. ∞ ^gōdian$

gofol = gafol. ∞ ^gofol$

gold n. gold. ∞ ^gold$

~æht † f. possessions in gold. ∞ ^goldæht$

~eāwefen (~e-āwefen) woven with gold. ∞ ^goldeāwefen$

~beorht, ~ebeorht † bright with gold. ∞ ^goldbeorht$

~blēo, ~blēoh n. golden colour. ∞ ^goldblēo$

~blōma m. gold flower (?) (Christ). ∞ ^goldblōma$

~burg † f. town in which gold is distributed. ∞ ^goldburg$

~fæt † n. gold vessel. ∞ ^goldfæt$

~fāg variegated or adorned with gold. ∞ ^goldfāg$

~fell n. gold plate. ∞ ^goldfell$

~finc m. goldfinch. ∞ ^goldfinc$

~finger m. third finger. ∞ ^goldfinger$

~frætwe † fpl. gold ornaments. ∞ ^goldfrætwe$

~fyld covered with gold. ∞ ^goldfyld$

~giėfa † m. lord, patron. ∞ ^goldgiėfa$

~hama † m. golden or gilt corslet. ∞ ^goldhama$

~hilted † having a gold or gilt hilt. ∞ ^goldhilted$

~hladen † adorned with gold. ∞ ^goldhladen$

goldhord (gold-hord) nm. treasure, treasury. ∞ ^goldhord$

~hūs n. privy. ∞ ^goldhordhūs$

~ian lay up treasure. ∞ ^goldhordian$

goldhroden (gold|hroden) † adorned with gold. ∞ ^goldhroden$

~hwæt † (?). ∞ ^goldhwæt$

~læfer f. gold leaf or plate. ∞ ^goldlæfer$

~lēaf n. gold leaf or plate. ∞ ^goldlēaf$

~mæstling n. brass. ∞ ^goldmæstling$

~māþm † m. treasure. ∞ ^goldmāþm$

~sęle † m. hall where gold is distributed. ∞ ^goldsęle$

~smiþ m. goldsmith. ∞ ^goldsmiþ$

~smiþu f. goldsmith’s work. ∞ ^goldsmiþu$

~spēdig † wealthy. ∞ ^goldspēdig$

~torht † bright as gold. ∞ ^goldtorht$

~þēof m. stealer of gold. ∞ ^goldþēof$

~þræ̂d m. gold thread. ∞ ^goldþræd$

~weard † m. guardian of gold (a dragon). ∞ ^goldweard$

~geweorc n. gold-work, what is made of gold. ∞ ^goldgeweorc$

~wine † m. liberal patron, lord. ∞ ^goldwine$

~wlanc † gold-proud, adorned with gold. ∞ ^goldwlanc$

~wlęnc gold ornament. ∞ ^goldwlęnc$

gōma m. palate; pl. gōman jaws. ∞ ^gōma$

gōp, ō † once slave, servant (?). ∞ ^gōp$

gor (n.) dung, dirt. ∞ ^gor$

gorettan (gorett|an), -etan gaze, stare. ∞ ^gorettan$

~ung f. gazing. ∞ ^gorettung$

gorst, ~bēam m. furze. ∞ ^gorst$

gōs f., pl. gēs, oe goose. ∞ ^gōs$

~fugol m. goose. ∞ ^gōsfugol$

~hafoc m. goshawk. ∞ ^gōshafoc$

gotwoþe (got-woþe) f. goatweed (?). ∞ ^gotwoþe$

Gota (Got|a) m. Goth. ∞ ^Gota$

~land n. Gothland. ∞ ^Gotland$

Gotonisc Gothic G1 ∞ ^Gotonisc$

grāscinnen (grā-scinnen) vL. made of grey fur [Scand.]. ∞ ^grāscinnen$

grād m., ~e f. step of altar; degree, rank [Lt. gradus]. ∞ ^grād$

græ̂d, gærd (m.) grass. ∞ ^græd$

græ̂de grassy. ∞ ^græde$

græ̂dan (I b) cry out, call out. ∞ ^grædan$

græ̂dig greedy, covetous, eager for wg. ; rapacious, fierce. ∞ ^grædig$

~līce, græ̂delīce av. greedily, eagerly. ∞ ^grædiglīce$

~nes f. greediness, greed, covetousness. ∞ ^grædignes$

grǣdum † once av. greedily. ∞ ^grǣdum$

græf n. cave ; grave [grafan]. ∞ ^græf$

~hūs n. grave. ∞ ^græfhūs$

græf (n.) style (for writing) [Lt. graphium]. ∞ ^græf$

~ere = grafere. ∞ ^græfere$

~seax n. graving-tool. ∞ ^græfseax$

grǣfa m. grove, thicket, bramble, brush-wood (for burning) [grāf]. ∞ ^grǣfa$

græft m. sculpture, carved object [grafan]. ∞ ^græft$

~geweorc n. piece of sculpture. ∞ ^græftgeweorc$

græ̂g grey. ∞ ^græg$

~hǣwe grey Gl. ∞ ^græghǣwe$

~hama † grey-coated. ∞ ^græghama$

~mæ̂l † grey-coloured. ∞ ^grægmæl$

gegræppian seize lN. ∞ ^gegræppian$

græ̂tan* weep, see grētan. ∞ ^grætan$

grāf mn. grove, copse. Cp. grǣf-. ∞ ^grāf$

grafan 2 dig, penetrate ; engrave, carve. ∞ ^grafan$

~ere, æ m. carver, sculptor. ∞ ^grafanere$

grafett n. trench (?) vlCt. ∞ ^grafett$

gram w.d., wiþ a. angry ; fierce; hostile; oppressive, unkind. ∞ ^gram$ ^grom$

~bæ̂re passionate. ∞ ^grambære$

~bæ̂rnes f. bad temper, anger. ∞ ^grambærnes$

~e av. angrily; fiercely ; cruelly. ∞ ^grame$

~heort † fierce, hostile. ∞ ^gramheort$

~hycgende †, ~hygdig †, -hydig fierce. hostile. ∞ ^gramhycgende$

~lic fierce, cruel, grievous. ∞ ^gramlic$

~līce av. hostilely, fiercely, cruelly. ∞ ^gramlīce$

~mōd fierce, cruel. ∞ ^grammōd$

~word † n. hostile word or speech. ∞ ^gramword$

gramian rage Gl. ∞ ^gramian$

grama m. anger. ∞ ^grama$

grammaticcræft (grammatic|cræft), gramatisc- m. grammar [Lt.]. ∞ ^grammaticcræft$

~ere m. grammarian. ∞ ^grammaticere$

grānian (grān|ian) groan ; lament. ∞ ^grānian$

~ung f. groaning ; lamentation. ∞ ^grānung$

grandor. ∞ ^grandor$

~lēas † guileless. ∞ ^grandorlēas$

granu (gran|u) f. moustache. ∞ ^granu$

~fisc m. a fish. ∞ ^granfisc$

grāp f. grasp [grīpan]. ∞ ^grāp$

grāpian (grāp|ian) touch, handle, feel || intr. grope. ∞ ^grāpian$

~igendlic tangible. ∞ ^grāpigendlic$

~ung f. sense of touch. ∞ ^grāpung$

grasian graze intr. [græs]. ∞ ^grasian$

grātan pl. once groats. ∞ ^grātan$

grēada m. bosom. ∞ ^grēada$

grēat, cpv. ~ra, grīetra*, gryttra, thick, stout, bulky, big ; coarse-grained, coarse (salt). ~e wyrt meadow saffron. ∞ ^grēat$

~ian become thick or big. ∞ ^grēatian$

~nes f. thickness. bigness. ∞ ^grēatnes$

Grēcisc = Crēcisc. ∞ ^Grēcisc$

gręmian, gręmman irritate, provoke; revile (!) [gram]. ∞ ^gręmian$

gremettan = grymettan. ∞ ^gremettan$

grēne (grēn|e), oe green — ~ ār orichalcum Gl. ∞ ^grēne$

~hǣwen greenish. ∞ ^grēnhǣwen$

~ian become green. ∞ ^grēnian$

~nes f. greenness ; pl. plants. ∞ ^grēnnes$

gręnnian (gręnn|ian) grin. ∞ ^gręnnian$

~ung f. grinning. ∞ ^gręnnung$

grēofa*, greoua twice m. pot Gl. ∞ ^grēofa$

grēosn once gravel, pebble. ∞ ^grēosn$

grēot n. earth, dust, sand. ∞ ^grēot$

~hord † n. body. ∞ ^grēothord$

grēotan 7 weep. ∞ ^grēotan$

grēp, grēpe, oe, y f. trench, ditch, drain ; burrow. ∞ ^grēp$

grētan (grēt|an), oe handle, touch : hearpan ~ play the harp; come to, visit; attack; treat (subject); treat (well or ill): mid yfle ~; have intercourse with, cohabit; greet, salute, address. ∞ ^grētan$

grēting f. greeting, salutation; present as acknowledgement of a favour received. ∞ ^grēting$

~hūs n. audience-chamber. ∞ ^grētinghūs$

grētan † [ē = æ̂] intr. weep || tr. bewail. ∞ ^grētan$

grīeto f. bulkiness, great size [grēat]. ∞ ^grīeto$

grillan irritate, tease. ∞ ^grillan$

grīma (grīm|a) † m. mask; helmet; ghost, spectre. ∞ ^grīma$

~helm m. helmet with visor. ∞ ^grīmhelm$

grīming once spectre Gl. ∞ ^grīming$

grimm cruel, fierce; terrible, severe, excessive (cold). ∞ ^grimm$

~e av. fiercely ; cruelly, severely. ∞ ^grimme$

~lic fierce, terrible; sanguinary (battle, victory). ∞ ^grimmlic$

~līce av. fiercely, severely. ∞ ^grimmlīce$

~nes f. cruelty, fierceness, severity. ∞ ^grimmnes$

grimman † 3 rage, be proud. ∞ ^grimman$

grimsian (grims|ian) rage, be fierce, be excessive. ∞ ^grimsian$

~ung f. asperity. ∞ ^grimsung$

grīn, ge-, giren fn. snare, noose, trap. ∞ ^grīn$

~an, ~ian ensnare. ∞ ^grīnan$

gegrind † n. grinding together, crash, clash. ∞ ^gegrind$

grindan (grind|an) 3 tr. grind ; sharpen by grinding || intr. grind, dash, rub — mid tōþum ~ gnash teeth. ∞ ^grindan$

~etōþ m. molar. ∞ ^grindetōþ$

grindel † m. bar, bolt, in pl. iron grating (?). ∞ ^grindel$

gring † once slaughter, destruction. Cp. cringan. ∞ ^gring$

~wracu f. punishment. ∞ ^gringwracu$

gringan = cringan. ∞ ^gringan$

grīpan (grīp|an) 6, always ge- in W. seize, clutch, also met. (of temptation, fear, disease, weapons) ; take possession of, usurp w. on a.; understand. ∞ ^grīpan$

~end m. seizer, robber. ∞ ^grīpend$

~ol capacious Gl. ∞ ^grīpol$

gripa m. handful, sheaf [grīpan]. ∞ ^gripa$

gripe m. grasp, clutch, hold. ∞ ^gripe$

gegripennes f. seizing Gl. ∞ ^gegripennes$

gripu † f. kettle. ∞ ^gripu$

grīst, gyrst I. (n.) grinding; grist, corn to be ground. II. aj. strident Gl. [grindan]. ∞ ^grīst$

~bite m. gnashing the teeth. ∞ ^grīstbite$

~bitian, ~bātian grind or gnash the teeth, gnash. ∞ ^grīstbitian$

~bitung, ~bātung f. gnashing (of teeth). ∞ ^grīstbitung$

gristlung*, y f. once gnashing (of teeth). ∞ ^gristlung$

grīstra m. baker [grīst]. ∞ ^grīstra$

gristel (m.) gristle. ∞ ^gristel$

griþ n. peace, truce; protection, asylum, guarantee of safety or immunity [Scand.]. ∞ ^griþ$

~bryce m. breach of peace. ∞ ^griþbryce$

~lagu f. law concerning peace. ∞ ^griþlagu$

~lēas unprotected. ∞ ^griþlēas$

~ian make peace w. wiþ ; protect wa. ∞ ^griþian$

grorn † I. sad. II. n. grief. ∞ ^grorn$

~e av. sadly. ∞ ^grorne$

~hof n. house of woe. ∞ ^grornhof$

~ian mourn, murmur, complain. ∞ ^grornian$

~ung f. complaining lN. ∞ ^grornung$

grost once gristle Gl. ∞ ^grost$

grot n. particle [grēot]. ∞ ^grot$

~ig gutty, earthy. ∞ ^grotig$

grot (n.) once groats, coarse meal Gl. [grēot]. ∞ ^grot$

grōwan (grōw|an) I grow. ∞ ^grōwan$

~nes f. growth. ∞ ^grōwnes$

grunian (grun|ian) grunt. ∞ ^grunian$

~ung, nn f. roaring, grunting. ∞ ^grunung$

grund m. bottom, floor (of cave) ; ground, earth; plain, country, land ; depth(s), abyss, interior; water, sea. ∞ ^grund$

~będd † n. ground, earth. ∞ ^grundbędd$

~būend † pl. inhabitants of earth, men. ∞ ^grundbūend$

~fūs † hastening to the abyss (of hell). ∞ ^grundfūs$

~hierde † m. guardian of the depths (of a lake). ∞ ^grundhierde$

~lēas bottomless; boundless (avarice). ∞ ^grundlēas$

~lēaslic boundless. ∞ ^grundlēaslic$

~lunga, ~linga av. (pull down) from or to the foundations, totally ; to the ground, down. ∞ ^grundlunga$

~scēat † m. tract of the earth, country. ∞ ^grundscēat$

~sęle †* m. abysmal dwelling. ∞ ^grundsęle$

~sopa m. a plant. ∞ ^grundsopa$

~stān m. foundation-stone. ∞ ^grundstān$

~staþolian fix on firm foundation met. ∞ ^grundstaþolian$

~wang † m. bottom, floor (of cave); the earth, world. ∞ ^grundwang$

~weall m. foundation, also met. ∞ ^grundweall$

~weallian found. ∞ ^grundweallian$

~weg †, æ m. the earth. ∞ ^grundweg$

~wela † m. earthly wealth. ∞ ^grundwela$

~więrgen † f. water-wolf, she-wolf of the deep. ∞ ^grundwięrgen$

grundeswelge (grunde-swelge) = gunde-. ∞ ^grundeswelge$

grunnettan once grunt Gl. [grunian]. ∞ ^grunnettan$

grūt f., d. grȳt coarse meal; grains (in brewing). ∞ ^grūt$

grutt m. gulf, abyss Gl. Cp. grund. ∞ ^grutt$

grymettan (grymet|tan), ~(i)an, gre- roar, grunt; rage. ∞ ^grymettan$

~ung f. roaring, grunting. ∞ ^grymetung$

grynsmiþ (gryn-smiþ) † once m. worker of evil = gnyrn- ? ∞ ^grynsmiþ$ ^gnyrnsmiþ$

gegrynd n. plot of ground [grund]. ∞ ^gegrynd$

gryndan descend [grund]. ∞ ^gryndan$

grynde † once (n.) abyss. ∞ ^grynde$

grȳpe = grēpe. ∞ ^grȳpe$

gryre † m. terror, horror (emotions); (what causes) terror, horror; destructiveness. ∞ ^gryre$

~brōga m. terror, horror. ∞ ^gryrebrōga$

~fæst terribly firm. ∞ ^gryrefæst$

~fāh terribly hostile or variegated. ∞ ^gryrefāh$

~geatwe fpl. terrible armour. ∞ ^gryregeatwe$

~gięst m. a terrible visitant. ∞ ^gryregięst$

~hwīl f. time of terror. ∞ ^gryrehwīl$

~lēoþ n. song or cry expressing terror or inspiring terror. ∞ ^gryrelēoþ$

~lic terrible, horrible. ∞ ^gryrelic$

~miht f. terrible power. ∞ ^gryremiht$

~sīþ m. terrible (dangerous) expedition. ∞ ^gryresīþ$

gryrran † once chatter (of teeth). Cp. gnyran. ∞ ^gryrran$

grȳt, see grūt. ∞ ^grȳt$

grytta (grytt|a), ~an pl. grits, coarse meal [grot]. ∞ ^grytta$

grytte once f. spider Gl. ∞ ^grytte$

gū = gēo. ∞ ^gū$

guma (gum|a) † m. man, hero. ∞ ^guma$

~cynn n. mankind, men; race, nation. ∞ ^gumcynn$

~cyst f. liberality, munificence; virtue, goodness — ~um excellently. ∞ ^gumcyst$

~drēam m. joy among men, life. ∞ ^gumdrēam$

~dryhten m. prince, lord. ∞ ^gumdryhten$

~fēþa m. troop. ∞ ^gumfēþa$

~frēa m. king. ∞ ^gumfrēa$

~mann m. man, warrior. ∞ ^gummann$

~rīce n. kingdom, country, the earth. ∞ ^gumrīce$

~rinc m. man. ∞ ^gumrinc$

~stōl m. throne. ∞ ^gumstōl$

~þegen m. man. ∞ ^gumþegen$

~þēod f. nation, pl. mankind, men. ∞ ^gumþēod$

gund (m.) pus, matter. ∞ ^gund$

~eswelge, gr-, -swil(i)ge, -swy- f. groundsel. ∞ ^gundeswelge$ ^grundeswelge$ ^gundeswillge$ ^gundswylge$

gung = geong. ∞ ^gung$

guttas mpl. entrails Gl. ∞ ^guttas$

gūþ † f. war, battle. ∞ ^gūþ$

~beorn m. warrior. ∞ ^gūþbeorn$

~bill n. sword. ∞ ^gūþbill$

~bord n. shield. ∞ ^gūþbord$

~byrne f. corslet. ∞ ^gūþbyrne$

~caru f. war. ∞ ^gūþcaru$

~cræft f. strategy, warfare. ∞ ^gūþcræft$

~cwēn f. warlike queen. ∞ ^gūþcwēn$

~cyning m. warlike king. ∞ ^gūþcyning$

~cyst f. bravery or troop (?). ∞ ^gūþcyst$

~dēaþ m. death in battle. ∞ ^gūþdēaþ$

~fana m. banner, standard. ∞ ^gūþfana$

~flā, ~flān f. battle-arrow. ∞ ^gūþflā$

~floga m. warlike flyer (dragon). ∞ ^gūþfloga$

~frēa m. warlike lord or prince. ∞ ^gūþfrēa$

~frec warlike. ∞ ^gūþfrec$

~freca m. warrior. ∞ ^gūþfreca$

~fręmmend m. warrior. ∞ ^gūþfręmmend$

~fruma m. warrior. ∞ ^gūþfruma$

~fugol m. bird of war, eagle. ∞ ^gūþfugol$

~gēatas mpl. the warlike Goths. ∞ ^gūþgēatas$

~geatwe fpl. armour. ∞ ^gūþgeatwe$

~hafoc m. war-hawk, eagle. ∞ ^gūþhafoc$

~heard warlike, brave. ∞ ^gūþheard$

~helm m. helmet. ∞ ^gūþhelm$

~hęre m. army. ∞ ^gūþhęre$

~horn n. trumpet. ∞ ^gūþhorn$

~hrēþ (m.) glory in war. ∞ ^gūþhrēþ$

~hwæt warlike, brave. ∞ ^gūþhwæt$

~gelāca m. warrior. ∞ ^gūþgelāca$

~lēoþ n. war-song. ∞ ^gūþlēoþ$

~maga, mæcga m. warrior. ∞ ^gūþmaga$

~mōd warlike. ∞ ^gūþmōd$

~gemōt n. battle. ∞ ^gūþgemōt$

~myrce pl. Ethiopians. ∞ ^gūþmyrce$

~plega m. battle. ∞ ^gūþplega$

~rǣs m. warlike attack. ∞ ^gūþrǣs$

~rēaf n. armour. ∞ ^gūþrēaf$

~rēow, ~hrēow fierce in battle. ∞ ^gūþrēow$

~rinc m. warrior. ∞ ^gūþrinc$

~rōf warlike. ∞ ^gūþrōf$

~scaþa m. enemy, destroyer. ∞ ^gūþscaþa$

~scear- slaughter (?). ∞ ^gūþscear$

~sceorp n. armour. ∞ ^gūþsceorp$

~scrūd n. armour. ∞ ^gūþscrūd$

~searu n. armour. ∞ ^gūþsearu$

~sęle m. hall of warriors. ∞ ^gūþsęle$

~spell n. tidings of war. ∞ ^gūþspell$

~sweord n. sword. ∞ ^gūþsweord$

~getāwe = ~geatwe. ∞ ^gūþgetāwe$

~geþingu npl. battle, contest. ∞ ^gūþgeþingu$

~þracu f. violence. ∞ ^gūþþracu$

~þrēat m. martial band. ∞ ^gūþþrēat$

~gewæ̂de n. armour. ∞ ^gūþgewæde$

~weard m. king. ∞ ^gūþweard$

~(ge)weorc n. warlike deed or exploit. ∞ ^gūþgeweorc$

~wērig weary with battle. ∞ ^gūþwērig$

~wiga m. warrior. ∞ ^gūþwiga$

~wine m. fellow-warrior. ∞ ^gūþwine$

~gewinn n. battle. ∞ ^gūþgewinn$

~wudu m. spear. ∞ ^gūþwudu$

gycenes, i f. itching Gl. Cp. gicþa. ∞ ^gycenes$

gyden f. goddess [god]. ∞ ^gyden$

~lic vestal Gl. ∞ ^gydenlic$

gydig insane [god]. ∞ ^gydig$

gyldan gild [gold]. ∞ ^gyldan$

gylden gold(en). ∞ ^gylden$

~bēag m. crown. ∞ ^gyldenbēag$

~feax golden-haired. ∞ ^gyldenfeax$

~mūþa golden-mouthed. ∞ ^gyldenmūþa$

gylede prt. of gyllan. ∞ ^gylede$

gyllan †, prt. gylede, y † shout. ∞ ^gyllan$

gylt m. guilt, sin ; crime, offence; fault. ∞ ^gylt$

gyltig (gylt|ig) guilty, liable. ∞ ^gyltig$

~lic wicked. ∞ ^gyltlic$

gyltan (gylt|an) be guilty. ∞ ^gyltan$

~end m. offender. ∞ ^gyltend$

~ing f. sinning. ∞ ^gylting$

gyr fir-tree. ∞ ^gyr$

~trēow n. fir-tree. ∞ ^gyrtrēow$

gyr-, see gyrwe-fenn. ∞ ^gyr$

gyrdan gird, put girdle on, belt, gird (with sword). ∞ ^gyrdan$

gyrdel m. girdle, belt; purse. ∞ ^gyrdel$

~bred n. pugillar Gl. ∞ ^gyrdelbred$

~hring m. buckle. ∞ ^gyrdelhring$

gyrdels m. girdle. ∞ ^gyrdels$

~hring m. buckle. ∞ ^gyrdelshring$

gyrle (gyrl|e)* f. virgin. ∞ ^gyrle$

~gyden f. Vesta Gl. ∞ ^gyrlgyden$

gyrn † n. sorrow, affliction. ∞ ^gyrn$

~stafas mpl. affliction, tormenting. ∞ ^gyrnstafas$

~wracu f. revenge. ∞ ^gyrnwracu$

gyrst = grīst grinding. ∞ ^gyrst$

gyrwefęnn (gyrwe-fęnn) n. marsh Gl. ∞ ^gyrwefęnn$

gysternlic, see giestran. ∞ ^gysternlic$

gyte m. pouring (out), flood, shedding (of blood, tears) [gēotan]. ∞ ^gyte$

~sæ̂l m. joy at the pouring out of wine, pl. revelry. ∞ ^gytesæl$

~strēam m. current. ∞ ^gytestrēam$

gȳþcorn (gȳþ-corn)*, ī, L. u n. spurge laurel. ∞ ^gȳþcorn$

gȳþrife (gȳþ-rife), git- f. cockle. ∞ ^gȳþrife$

H

hā, ? hāne L. rowlock — æt ~ per man [Scand.]. ∞ ^hā$

~sǣta L. m. rower in warship [Scand.]. ∞ ^hāsǣta$

hā hā interj. ha ha! ∞ ^hāhā$

habban, æ, (hē) hæfþ, hafaþ, prt. hæfde w. a., partitive g. have, hold, take, met. possess, hold, have : ~ wiþ þām fȳre ; ~ mid him; æt hæbbendre handa with the stolen goods in his possession ; wīf ~ have intercourse with ; hē hæfde þrītig wintra he was thirty; gif hē þæs andgytes hæfþ þæt hē hit understandan mæg ; ~ andan tō bear malice | behave to : yfele ~ ill-treat — ptc. yfele gehæfd tormented, diseased | have an opinion about: þā lǣwedan willaþ ~ þone mōnan be þām þe hī hine gesēoþ | necessity, obligation w. ger. : þone calic þe ic tō drincenne hæbbe | to form past tenses w. inflected or (gen.) uninflected ptc.: oþ þæt hīe hine ofslægen(ne) hæfdon. ∞ ^habban$

gehabban hold, keep ; rfl. restrain oneself. ∞ ^gehabban$

haca m. hook. ∞ ^haca$

haccian hack. ∞ ^haccian$

hacele f. mantle, cloak. ∞ ^hacele$

hacod m. pike (fish). ∞ ^hacod$

hād m., g. ~es, rarely ~a rank, order, (holy) office; condition, state, character, nature, form: fǣmnan ~ virginity ; to form avs. : þurh hǣstne ~ violently; sex ; person, person (in grammar). ∞ ^hād$

~bōt f. compensation for injury to priest. ∞ ^hādbōt$

~breca m. violator of his holy orders. ∞ ^hādbreca$

~bryce m. violation of one’s holy orders. ∞ ^hādbryce$

~griþ n. security or privilege of those in holy orders. ∞ ^hādgriþ$

~esmann (~es-mann) m. member of a particular order. ∞ ^hādesmann$

~notu f. exercising clerical functions. ∞ ^hādnotu$

hād- chamber (?). ∞ ^hād$

~swǣpa m. bridesman. ∞ ^hādswǣpa$

~swǣpe, ~swāpe f. bridesmaid. Cp. heorþswǣpe. ∞ ^hādswǣpe$

hādian (hād|ian) ordain ; let take the veil. ∞ ^hādian$

~od ordained, clerical. ∞ ^hādod$

~ung f. ordination. ∞ ^hādung$

gehāda m. fellow-monk. ∞ ^gehāda$

hādor †, ǣ I. (n.) clearness, bright light (of the sky). II. bright; clear-sounding. ∞ ^hādor$ ^hædor$ ^hādre$

hādre, ǣ av. clearly (of light and sound). ∞ ^hādre$

hæbb- = habb-. ∞ ^hæbb$

~endlic habilis Gl. ∞ ^hæbbendlic$

hæc|c, ę f. gate, half-grating or hatch, grating. ∞ ^hæcc$

~węr m. weir with grate to catch fish. ∞ ^hæcwęr$

gehæcca once sausage Gl. [haccian]. ∞ ^gehæcca$

hæcce f. crosier [Cp. haca]. ∞ ^hæcce$

hǣdor = hādor. ∞ ^hǣdor$

hædre † av. anxiously. ∞ ^hædre$

hæf † n. sea. ∞ ^hæf$ ^heafu$

hæfde prt. of habban. ∞ ^hæfde$

hæfe = hęfe leaven. ∞ ^hæfe$

hæfen, ha- f. property, riches [habban]. ∞ ^hæfen$

~lēas poor. ∞ ^hæfenlēas$

~lēast f. poverty. ∞ ^hæfenlēast$

hæfen f. harbour. ∞ ^hæfen$

hæfer m. he-goat. ∞ ^hæfer$

~blæ̂te, vE. hæfre- f. a bird. ∞ ^hæferblæte$

hæfern, hrefn, æ m. crab. ∞ ^hæfern$

hæfreblete (hæfre-blete) = hæfer-blæ̂te. ∞ ^hæfreblete$

hæft n. handle [habban]. ∞ ^hæft$

~mēce † m. hilted sword. ∞ ^hæftmēce$

hæft † m. bond, fetter; captivity, custody, imprisonment; captive, prisoner, slave [habban]. ∞ ^hæft$

~eclamm † m. bond ; pl. subjection. ∞ ^hæfteclamm$

~edōm † m. captivity. ∞ ^hæftedōm$

ge~fæst captive. ∞ ^gehæftfæst$

~incel n. slave. ∞ ^hæftincel$

~ling m. prisoner. ∞ ^hæftling$

~nīed, ~enīed f. custody, captivity. ∞ ^hæftnīed$

~nīedling m. captive. ∞ ^hæftnīedling$

~noþ m. custody, imprisonment. ∞ ^hæftnoþ$

hæftan (hæft|an) bind; confine, imprison, arrest. ∞ ^hæftan$

ge~nes, ge~ednes f. captivity. ∞ ^gehæftnes$ ^gehæftednes$

hæfting f. fastening. ∞ ^hæfting$

hæftelic captious Gl. ∞ ^hæftelic$

hæften (f.) custody vL. ∞ ^hæften$

hæftnian (hæftn|ian) take captive. ∞ ^hæftnian$

~ung f. fastening, bond ; captivity, confinement, imprisonment. ∞ ^hæftnung$

hæg- = hagu-. ∞ ^hæg$

hæghāl uninjured lN. ∞ ^hæghāl$

hægweard (hæg-weard) m. hayward, keeper of cattle in a common field. ∞ ^hægweard$

gehæg- (m.) meadow. Cp. *gehīege. ∞ ^gehæg$

hægl = hagol. ∞ ^hægl$

hægtesse, hæts(e) f. witch. Cp. heago-rūn. ∞ ^hægtesse$ ^hægtse$

hǣl † once (n.) omen. ∞ ^hǣl$

hǣl = hǣlo. ∞ ^hǣl$

hǣlwyrt (hǣl-wyrt) f. pennyroyal. ∞ ^hǣlwyrt$

hǣlan (hǣl|an) heal, cure; save (soul) [hāl]. ∞ ^hǣlan$

hǣlend m. Saviour. ∞ ^hǣlend$

~lic salutary. ∞ ^hǣlendlic$

hǣlnes f. salvation, sanctuary. ∞ ^hǣlnes$

~griþ n. privilege of sanctuary. ∞ ^hǣlnesgriþ$

hǣlung f. healing. ∞ ^hǣlung$

hæle † m. man, hero [hæleþ]. ∞ ^hæle$

hæleþ † m., pl. ~, ~as man, hero. ∞ ^hæleþ$

~helm = heoloþ-. ∞ ^hæleþhelm$

hælfter, ea n. halter. ∞ ^hælfter$

hǣlig once inconstant, fickle [hālstān]. ∞ ^hǣlig$

hǣlnes see hǣlan. ∞ ^hǣlnes$

hǣlo, hǣl f. health ; safety ; prosperity ; salvation [hāl]. ∞ ^hǣlo$ ^hǣlu$

~bearn † n. salvation-child (Christ). ∞ ^hǣlobearn$

hǣlsian (hǣls|ian) observe omens. Cp. hālsian. ∞ ^hǣlsian$

~end, ~ere m. soothsayer. ∞ ^hǣlsend$

~ung f. divination. ∞ ^hǣlsung$

hǣlþ f. healing, cure; health ; salvation [hāl]. ∞ ^hǣlþ$

hǣman (hǣm|an) have sexual intercourse, abs., in pl., w. mid or wiþ [hām]. ∞ ^hǣman$

~ere m. — unriht ~ fornicator. ∞ ^hǣmere$

hǣme, e mpl. inhabitants Ct. [hām]. ∞ ^hǣme$

hǣmed n., pl. ~(r)u sexual intercourse, connexion, marriage. ∞ ^hǣmed$

~ceorl m. married man. ∞ ^hǣmedceorl$

~lāc † n. sexual intercourse. ∞ ^hǣmedlāc$

~gemāna m. matrimony. ∞ ^hǣmedgemāna$

~scipe m. sexual intercourse. ∞ ^hǣmedscipe$

~þing n., also pl. sexual intercourse. ∞ ^hǣmedþing$

~wīf n. married woman. ∞ ^hǣmedwīf$

~hǣmingas mpl. inhabitants Ct. [hām]. ∞ ^hǣmedhǣmingas$

hǣnan pelt with stones, stone (to death) [hān]. ∞ ^hǣnan$

gehæp, ~lic convenient. ∞ ^gehæp$

~licnes f. convenience. ∞ ^gehæplicnes$

hæpse (hæps|e), hæsp f. hasp, fastening. ∞ ^hæpse$

~ian hasp, fasten. ∞ ^hæpsian$

hæ̂r n. hair ; a hair. ∞ ^hær$

~en of hair. ∞ ^hæren$

~iht hairy. ∞ ^hæriht$

~locc m. lock of hair. ∞ ^hærlocc$

~sife n. hair-sieve. ∞ ^hærsife$

hærsceard (hær-sceard) (n.) hare-lip. ∞ ^hærsceard$

gehæ̂re hairy. ∞ ^gehære$

hæ̂re f. haircloth, sackcloth. ∞ ^hære$

hærfest m. autumn. ∞ ^hærfest$

~handfull n. a due belonging to the husbandmen on an estate. ∞ ^hærfesthandfull$

~lic of autumn, autumnal. ∞ ^hærfestlic$

~mōnaþ m. September. ∞ ^hærfestmōnaþ$

~tīd f., ~tīma m. autumn. ∞ ^hærfesttīd$

~wæ̂ta m. wet weather of autumn. ∞ ^hærfestwæta$

hæring m. herring. ∞ ^hæring$

~tīma m. herring-season. ∞ ^hæringtīma$

hærn, hræn (f.) wave ; †sea. ∞ ^hærn$

~flota † m. ship. ∞ ^hærnflota$

hǣs f. command [hātan]. ∞ ^hǣs$

~ere m. master, lord lN. ∞ ^hǣsere$

hæsel (m.) hazel. ∞ ^hæsel$

~hnutu f. hazel-nut. ∞ ^hæselhnutu$

~wrid n. hazel thicket. ∞ ^hæselwrid$

~wyrt f. asarabacca (a plant). ∞ ^hæselwyrt$

hæslen of hazel. ∞ ^hæslen$

hǣst † I. violent, severe. II. (f.) violence, hostility. ∞ ^hǣst$

~e, ~līce av. violently, fiercely. ∞ ^hǣste$

hǣtan heat [hāt]. ∞ ^hǣtan$

hǣte f. heat, inflammation (of body). ∞ ^hǣte$

hæteru npl. clothes. ∞ ^hæteru$

hǣto f. heat. ∞ ^hǣto$

hæts, hætse = hægtesse. ∞ ^hæts$

hætt m. hat. ∞ ^hætt$

hættian scalp (as punishment). ∞ ^hættian$

hǣþ nm. heath (land) ; heather, heath (the plant). ∞ ^hǣþ$

~bęrige f. bilberry. ∞ ^hǣþbęrige$

~cole f. a plant. ∞ ^hǣþcole$

~hrycg m. heath-ridge. ∞ ^hǣþhrycg$

~iht heathy. ∞ ^hǣþiht$

~stapa † m. heath-stalker. ∞ ^hǣþstapa$

hǣþa (hǣþ|a) m. hot weather. ∞ ^hǣþa$

~ung f. heating. ∞ ^hǣþung$

hǣþen heathen, gentile [hǣþ]. ∞ ^hǣþen$

~cyning † m. heathen king. ∞ ^hǣþencyning$

~cynn † n. heathen race. ∞ ^hǣþencynn$

~dōm m. heathen belief, paganism. ∞ ^hǣþendōm$

~feoh † n. heathen sacrifice. ∞ ^hǣþenfeoh$

~giėld n. idolatry ; idol. ∞ ^hǣþengiėld$

~giėlda m. idolater, heathen. ∞ ^hǣþengiėlda$

~isc heathenish, heathen. ∞ ^hǣþenisc$

~mann m. Samaritan. ∞ ^hǣþenmann$

~nes f. heathen belief, paganism ; coll. heathens. ∞ ^hǣþennes$

~scipe m. heathen belief or worship, paganism. ∞ ^hǣþenscipe$

~styrc † m. heathen calf (the golden calf). ∞ ^hǣþenstyrc$

hǣwen, -e, vE. hǣwi, ēa blue. ~hydele f. a plant. ∞ ^hǣwen$

~grēne cerulean Gl. ∞ ^hǣwengrēne$

haf-, see habban. ∞ ^haf$

hafela †, heafola m. head. ∞ ^hafela$^hafala$

hafen ptc. of hębban. ∞ ^hafen$

hafenian † grasp. ∞ ^hafenian$

hafetian, afetigan, hafit- clap hands, flap (wings). ∞ ^hafetian$

hafoc m. hawk. ∞ ^hafoc$

~cynn n. hawk species. ∞ ^hafoccynn$

~ere m. hawker. ∞ ^hafocere$

~fugol m. hawk. ∞ ^hafocfugol$

~wyrt f. a plant. ∞ ^hafocwyrt$

hafud- = hēafod. ∞ ^hafud$

gehagian, (gehag|ian) impers. — gif him (or hine) tō þām ~ige if he has the money, can afford it. ∞ ^gehagian$

haga m. enclosure; homestead, messuage. ∞ ^haga$

haga m. haw, fruit of wild rose. ∞ ^haga$

hagosteald (hago-steald), hæg(e)-, lN. heh-stald I. m. bachelor, one living in the lord’s house, youth, warrior. II. n. celibacy. III. aj. unmarried, young. ∞ ^hagosteald$ ^hægesteald$ ^hægsteald$ ^hehstald$

~hād m. bachelorhood; virginity. ∞ ^hagostealdhād$

~lic virgin. ∞ ^hagostealdlic$

~mann m. bachelor, young warrior. ∞ ^hagostealdmann$

~nes f. virginity. ∞ ^hagostealdnes$

hagol, hæg(e)l m. hail; the Runic letter h. ∞ ^hagol$ ^hægel$ ^hægl$

~faru † f. hailstorm. ∞ ^hagolfaru$

~ian hail: hit ~ode stānum meteoric stones fell. ∞ ^hagolian$

~scūr m. shower of hail, hailstorm. ∞ ^hagolscūr$

~stān m. hailstone. ∞ ^hagolstān$

hagu-. ∞ ^hagu$

~þorn m. hawthorn. ∞ ^haguþorn$

hal-, see healh. ∞ ^hal$

hāl- smooth (?). Cp. hǣlig. ∞ ^hāl$

~stān, aa, L. ea m. crystal Gl. ∞ ^hālstān$

hāl whole, uninjured ; healthy — wes þū ~, ~ westu, bēo þū ~ ! hail! ∞ ^hāl$

~bæ̂re wholesome, salutary. ∞ ^hālbære$

~fæst pious (?). ∞ ^hālfæst$

hālwęnde (hāl-węnd|e), -y- healing, medicinal; wholesome; salutary, beneficial; conducive to salvation, saving. se ~a the Saviour. ∞ ^hālwęnde$

hālwęndlic (hālwęnd|lic) salutary, conducive to salvation. ∞ ^hālwęndlic$

~līce av. salutarily, in a manner conducive to salvation. ∞ ^hālwęndlīce$

~nes f. healthiness. ∞ ^hālwęndnes$

gehāl whole, uninjured. ∞ ^gehāl$

hālian heal intr. ∞ ^hālian$

halc = healh. ∞ ^halc$

hālettan (hālett|an), hǣ-, -etan hail, greet, salute. ∞ ^hālettan$

~end m. greeter, middle finger (!). ∞ ^hālettend$

~ung f. salutation. ∞ ^hālettung$

hālgian make holy, hallow (God’s name), sanctify, consecrate (church, bishop). ∞ ^hālgian$

hālgung, ge~ f. consecration. ∞ ^hālgung$

~ramm m. ram of consecration. ∞ ^hālgungramm$

hālga m. saint. ealra hālgena mæssedæg All Saints’ day. ∞ ^hālga$

hālig holy. ∞ ^hālig$

~dæg m. Sunday. ∞ ^hāligdæg$

hāligdōm m. holiness, sanctity; holy things, relics; holy place, sanctuary. ∞ ^hāligdōm$

~hūs n. sanctuary. ∞ ^hāligdōmhūs$

hāligern (hālig|ern) n. sanctuary. ∞ ^hāligern$

~mōnaþ m. September. ∞ ^hāligmōnaþ$

~nes f. holiness, sanctity; holy things, relics; holy place, sanctuary. ∞ ^hālignes$

~rift, e, y n. nun’s veil. ∞ ^hāligrift$

~wæter n. holy water. ∞ ^hāligwæter$

hālor † (n.) salvation. ∞ ^hālor$

hāls † (f.) salvation. ∞ ^hāls$

~wurþung f. thanksgiving for safety. ∞ ^hālswurþung$

hālsian (hāls|ian) exorcise. Cp. hǣlsian, healsian. ∞ ^hālsian$

~ere m. soothsayer. ∞ ^hālsere$

~igend m. exorcist; soothsayer. ∞ ^hālsigend$

~ung f. exorcism; divination; greeting. ∞ ^hālsung$

hām m., d. ~(e) home; house, dwelling ; residence, estate | hām av. home(wards). æt ~ at home. ∞ ^hām$

~cūþ familiar. ∞ ^hāmcūþ$

~cyme m. coming home, return. ∞ ^hāmcyme$

~færeld n. going home. ∞ ^hāmfæreld$

~fæst resident, settled. ∞ ^hāmfæst$

~faru f. = ~sōcn. ∞ ^hāmfaru$

~hęnn f. hen. ∞ ^hāmhęnn$

~lēas homeless. ∞ ^hāmlēas$

~scīr f. ædileship Gl. ∞ ^hāmscīr$

~sittende resident, at home. ∞ ^hāmsittende$

~sīþ m. return home. ∞ ^hāmsīþ$

~sōcn f. attacking an enemy in his house, house-breaking; fine for the offence. ∞ ^hāmsōcn$

~steall m. homestead, residence. ∞ ^hāmsteall$

~stęde m. homestead, residence. ∞ ^hāmstęde$

~weard, ~weardes av. on the way home, homewards. ∞ ^hāmweard$

~weorþung f. ornament of a home. ∞ ^hāmweorþung$

~werod n. household, body of retainers. ∞ ^hāmwerod$

~wyrt f. house-leek. ∞ ^hāmwyrt$

gehāmian rfl. w. mid make oneself familiar with, master (subject) (?) lN. ∞ ^gehāmian$

hama m. dress, covering ; womb. ∞ ^hama$

hāma m. cricket. ∞ ^hāma$

hamelian mutilate [hamola]. ∞ ^hamelian$

hāmettan provide with home, house. ∞ ^hāmettan$

hamm m. piece of land, dwelling, enclosure. ∞ ^hamm$

hamm f. inner part of knee, ham. ∞ ^hamm$

hamola m. one whose head has been mutilated or shaved (?): hine on bismer tō ~an bescire LL. [hamelian]. ∞ ^hamola$

hamole (hamol|e) f. oar-thong, rowlock — æt ǣlcre ~an per man. ∞ ^hamole$

hamor m. hammer — † hamera lāf sword. ∞ ^hamor$

~secg m. hammer-sedge. ∞ ^hamorsecg$

~wyrt f. black hellebore. ∞ ^hamorwyrt$

hān f. stone, rock. ∞ ^hān$

hana m. cock not W. ∞ ^hana$

hancred (han-cred) m. cock-crow, part of the night [crāwan]. ∞ ^hancred$

~tīd f. time of cock-crow. ∞ ^hancredtīd$

hand f., d. ~a hand : brād ~ palm; his sulh on ~a hæfde ; hine lǣdde be þǣre ~a ; hēold hine ~ on ~a | side : sette hīe on his swīþran ~ ; on gehwæþere ~ on both sides (in battle) | person as agent, receiver, &c. : fō sēo nīehste ~ tō þǣm lande the nearest heir ; gif sēo ~ oþcwolen sīe if the seller is dead | in phrases expressing agency, con trol, possession, &c. : wearþ ācweald æt hira ~um ; hine onfēng (or nam) æt (or tō) biscopes ~a acted as sponsor to him; unnendre ~a ungrudgingly ; gemǣnum ~um jointly ; him on ~ gān surrender ; under his ~a authority ; on his ~um under his management ; hēoldon þæt land tō his ~a as his vassals ; him tō ~a lǣtan deliver up, abandon; þæt feoh becōm him tō ~a ; hit hire on ~ āgeaf ; sealde him on ~ þæt hē wolde … promised, engaged ; hire on ~ becōm came under her notice; him wel on ~ ēode he prospered; sēo nīed þe ūs nū on ~a stent our urgent need. ∞ ^hand$ ^hond$

~æx f. axe. ∞ ^handæx$

~bæftan, ~bæftian, ea lN. lament. ∞ ^handbæftan$

~bana † m. slayer. ∞ ^handbana$

~bell f. hand-bell. ∞ ^handbell$

~bōc f. hand-book. ∞ ^handbōc$

~bred n. palm of hand, hand. ∞ ^handbred$

~clāþ n. towel, napkin. ∞ ^handclāþ$

~cops m. handcuff, manacle. ∞ ^handcops$

~cræft m. use of the hands, manual skill, handicraft. ∞ ^handcræft$

~cweorn f. hand-mill. ∞ ^handcweorn$

~dæ̂da m. perpetrator (of homicide). ∞ ^handdæda$

ge~fæstan betroth. ∞ ^gehandfæstan$

~fæstung, ~fæstnung f. ratification. ∞ ^handfæstung$

~full see full. ∞ ^handfull$

~gang m. laying on of hands ; surrender. ∞ ^handgang$

~gift † f. wedding gift. ∞ ^handgift$

~gripe † m. grasp. ∞ ^handgripe$

~griþ n. peace, protection, security. ∞ ^handgriþ$

~hamor m. hammer. ∞ ^handhamor$

~hrægl n. towel, napkin. ∞ ^handhrægl$

~hrine † m. touch of hand. ∞ ^handhrine$

~hwīl f. moment. ∞ ^handhwīl$

~lēan † n. recompence, requital. ∞ ^handlēan$

~līn n. napkin. ∞ ^handlīn$

~locen † linked or woven by hand. ∞ ^handlocen$

~gemaca m. companion. ∞ ^handgemaca$

~mægen † n. strength, might. ∞ ^handmægen$

~mitta = an-mitta. ∞ ^handmitta$

~gemōt † n. battle. ∞ ^handgemōt$

~nægl m. finger-nail. ∞ ^handnægl$

~plega † m. fighting, battle. ∞ ^handplega$

~prēost m. chaplain. ∞ ^handprēost$

~rǣs † m. onslaught, attack. ∞ ^handrǣs$ ^hondrǣs$

~rōf † strong, renowned for strength. ∞ ^handrōf$

~gesceaft † f. creature. ∞ ^handgesceaft$

~scēo † m. a proper name. ∞ ^handscēo$

~scolu †, -a- f. retinue. ∞ ^handscolu$ ^handscale$

~scyldig liable to losing the hand (as punishment). ∞ ^handscyldig$

~seax n. dagger. ∞ ^handseax$

~gesęlla † m. comrade. ∞ ^handgesęlla$

~sęten f. signature, signatures coll. ∞ ^handsęten$

~slięht † = and-. ∞ ^handslięht$

~smięll, -æ m. slap lN. ∞ ^handsmięll$

~spitel m. spade. ∞ ^handspitel$

~sporu f. talon, claw. ∞ ^handsporu$

~gestealla † m. comrade. ∞ ^handgestealla$

~stoc handcuff Gl. ∞ ^handstoc$

~swile*, y m. swelling in the hand (?) Gl. ∞ ^handswile$

~geswing † n. stroke, blow. ∞ ^handgeswing$

~tam so tame as to be handled. ∞ ^handtam$

~þegen m. attendant, manservant. ∞ ^handþegen$

~þwēal n. washing of the hands. ∞ ^handþwēal$

~geweald † n. power, possession. ∞ ^handgeweald$

~weorc n. manual labour ; result of work, work (of a smith). ∞ ^handweorc$

~geweorc n. result of work, work. ∞ ^handgeweorc$

~gewinn n. manual labour, toil, struggle ; warfare. ∞ ^handgewinn$

~worht made with hands. ∞ ^handworht$

~wrist*, ~wyrst f. wrist. ∞ ^handwrist$

~gewrit n. deed, contract. ∞ ^handgewrit$

~gewriþen † twisted or woven by hand. ∞ ^handgewriþen$

~wundor † n. wonderful piece of work. ∞ ^handwundor$

~wyrm m. hand-worm (supposed to cause disease of the hand). ∞ ^handwyrm$

handswāgelīce (hand-swā-gelīce) av. in the same way. ∞ ^handswāgelīce$

handlian (handl|ian) handle, feel; carry on (negotiation) ; treat of, discuss. ∞ ^handlian$

~ung f. handling, touching. ∞ ^handlung$

handle (?) f. handle [hand]. ∞ ^handle$

handlinga av. with one’s own hands. ∞ ^handlinga$

hangian intr. hang; depend on, be subordinate to w. on. ∞ ^hangian$ ^hongian$

gehange † R. ∞ ^gehange$

hangelle † once f. hanging thing. ∞ ^hangelle$

hangen ptc. of hōn. ∞ ^hangen$

hangra m. hanger, wood on a declivity [hangian]. ∞ ^hangra$

hār grey, hoary ; old. ∞ ^hār$

~hūne, ~ehūne f. horehound. ∞ ^hārhūne$

~ian become grey. ∞ ^hārian$

~nes f. greyness. ∞ ^hārnes$

~ung f. becoming grey. ∞ ^hārung$

~węnge grey-haired. ∞ ^hārwęnge$

~więlle grey-haired. ∞ ^hārwięlle$

~węngnes f. hoariness. ∞ ^hārwęngnes$

hara m. hare. haran hige hare’s-foot (a plant). haran sp(r)ecel viper’s bugloss (a plant). haran wyrt, harew- [a = ā?] a plant. ∞ ^hara$

harewyrt (hare-wyrt), see hara. ∞ ^harewyrt$

hās hoarse. ∞ ^hās$

~ian become hoarse. ∞ ^hāsian$

~nes f. hoarseness. ∞ ^hāsnes$

~swēge sounding hoarsely. ∞ ^hāsswēge$

haso, ea pl. haswe grey. ∞ ^haso$

~fāg grey. ∞ ^hasofāg$

~pāda † m. grey-coated one, eagle. ∞ ^hasopāda$

hassoc m. coarse grass. ∞ ^hassoc$

haswig- grey. ∞ ^haswig$

~feþera † grey-winged. ∞ ^haswigfeþera$

hāt I. hot; fervent (love), severe (hunger, disease); inspiring. II. (n.) heat. ∞ ^hāt$

~e av. hotly, fervidly. ∞ ^hāte$

hātheort (hāt-heort) I. angry, fierce, vindictive. II. n. anger. ∞ ^hātheort$

~e f. anger. ∞ ^hātheorte$

ge~ian become angry. ∞ ^gehātheortian$

~līce av. ardently (love) ; furiously, savagely. ∞ ^hātheortlīce$

~nes f. fervour; anger. ∞ ^hātheortnes$

hāthiertan (hāt|hiertan) rfl. become angry. ∞ ^hāthiertan$

~hyge † m. anger. ∞ ^hāthyge$

~węnde † hot. ∞ ^hātwęnde$

hāt n. promise lN. ∞ ^hāt$

gehāt n. promise ; vow. ∞ ^gehāt$

~land n. promised land. ∞ ^gehātland$

hātan (hāt|an) I b prt. hēt, hēht, pass. prs. and prt. ~te | command, bid : hit dōn hēt; … þū dō þæt ic þē (d.) ~e ; hēt hine gesund faran ; hēton hine þæt hē gewite | name, call, w. a. and nom. or æt d. ; be named, called. ∞ ^hātan$

gehātan I b command; invite, summon : hīe tō gereordum ~ ; tō him gehēt ; promise : him gehēton ; gehēt þæt hē feoh wolde … | name, call. ∞ ^gehātan$

hatian hate. ∞ ^hatian$

hatigend m. hater. ∞ ^hatigend$

~lic hateful. ∞ ^hatigendlic$

hatung f. hating; being hated. ∞ ^hatung$

hātian (hāt|ian) become hot; be eager (of desire). ∞ ^hātian$

~ung f. becoming hot; inflammation (of wounds). ∞ ^hātung$

hatol = hętol. ∞ ^hatol$

hātte pass. of hātan. ∞ ^hātte$

haþoliþa (haþo-liþa) once m. elbow. ∞ ^haþoliþa$

hāwian (hāw|ian) gaze on, survey. ∞ ^hāwian$

~ere m. spectator. ∞ ^hāwere$

~ung f. inspection, observation. ∞ ^hāwung$

hē he. ∞ ^hē$

hēn vb. = *hīen. ∞ ^hēn$

hēa, pl. of hēah. ∞ ^hēa$

hēa- in comp. = hēah-. ∞ ^hēa$

hēaf m. lamentation [hēofan]. ∞ ^hēaf$

~lic lamentable, mournful. ∞ ^hēaflic$

~sang m. dirge. ∞ ^hēafsang$

hēafian = hēofian. ∞ ^hēafian$

hēafdeht having a head (of plants). ∞ ^hēafdeht$

hēafdian behead. ∞ ^hēafdian$

gehēafdod headed (of ring) Gl. ∞ ^gehēafdod$

heafela = hafola. ∞ ^heafela$

heafo pl. of hæf. ∞ ^heafo$

heafoc = hafoc. ∞ ^heafoc$

hēafod n. head : æt his hēafdum at his head. ofer ~ singly, specially. be his hēafde on pain of death. ~ wiþ hēafde head for head (of murderer) | top, head (of plant) ; high ground, upper part of field; source (of stream) | leader, chief ; capital (city); originator : ~ tō þām unrǣde, also wg. ∞ ^hēafod$

~æcer*, hafud- m. chief field (?) Gl. ∞ ^hēafodæcer$

~æ̂dre f. cephalic vein. ∞ ^hēafodædre$

~bān n. skull. ∞ ^hēafodbān$

~bēag m. crown. ∞ ^hēafodbēag$

~bęnd m. fetter round head. ∞ ^hēafodbęnd$

~beorg † f. helmet. ∞ ^hēafodbeorg$

~beorht † having a bright head. ∞ ^hēafodbeorht$

~biscop m. high priest (of the Jews). ∞ ^hēafodbiscop$

~bolla m. skull. ∞ ^hēafodbolla$

~bolster n. pillow. ∞ ^hēafodbolster$

~botl m. chief dwelling, manor. ∞ ^hēafodbotl$

~burg f. chief town, capital. ∞ ^hēafodburg$

~cirice f. cathedral. ∞ ^hēafodcirice$

~clāþ n. head-dress. ∞ ^hēafodclāþ$

~cwide m. important saying; chapter lN. ∞ ^hēafodcwide$

~ęce m. headache. ∞ ^hēafodęce$

~frætennes f. head-ornament. ∞ ^hēafodfrætennes$

~gimm † m. eye. ∞ ^hēafodgimm$

~gold n. crown. ∞ ^hēafodgold$

~gylt m. capital crime, deadly sin. ∞ ^hēafodgylt$

~hæ̂r n. a hair of the head. ∞ ^hēafodhær$

~hębba m. prime mover, promoter; beginning. ∞ ^hēafodhębba$

~hrægl n. head-dress. ∞ ^hēafodhrægl$

~hriefþo f. scurf. ∞ ^hēafodhriefþo$

~land*, hafud- n. top of field, boundary. ∞ ^hēafodland$

~leahtor m. capital crime, deadly sin. ∞ ^hēafodleahtor$

~lēas headless. ∞ ^hēafodlēas$

~lic capital or deadly (crime). ∞ ^hēafodlic$

~ling m. equal, companion. ∞ ^hēafodling$

~gemaca m. equal, companion. ∞ ^hēafodgemaca$

~gemæcca m. equal, companion. ∞ ^hēafodgemæcca$

~mæ̂g † m. near relation. ∞ ^hēafodmæg$

~māga † m. near relation. ∞ ^hēafodmāga$

~mann m. chief, leader. ∞ ^hēafodmann$

~mynster n. church. ∞ ^hēafodmynster$

~panne f. skull. ∞ ^hēafodpanne$

~port m. chief town. ∞ ^hēafodport$

~rīce n. empire. ∞ ^hēafodrīce$

~gerīm † n. majority. ∞ ^hēafodgerīm$

~sār n. pain in the head. ∞ ^hēafodsār$

~segn † n. helmet. ∞ ^hēafodsegn$

~sīen † f. eye. ∞ ^hēafodsīen$

~slęge m. head of pillar (?) Gl. ∞ ^hēafodslęge$

~smæl (?) Gl. ∞ ^hēafodsmæl$

~stęde m. chief place. ∞ ^hēafodstęde$

~stōl m. chief place, capital. ∞ ^hēafodstōl$

~stōw f. place for the head. ∞ ^hēafodstōw$

~swīma m. dizziness. ∞ ^hēafodswīma$

~synn f. deadly sin. ∞ ^hēafodsynn$

~getel n. cardinal number. ∞ ^hēafodgetel$

~þwēal n. washing the head. ∞ ^hēafodþwēal$

~gewæ̂de n. veil. ∞ ^hēafodgewæde$

~wærc m. pain in the head. ∞ ^hēafodwærc$

~weard m. chief officer. ∞ ^hēafodweard$

~weard f. guarding the king chapter lN. ∞ ^hēafodweard$

~więlm m. heat in the head; † tears. ∞ ^hēafodwięlm$

~wind m. — þā fēower ~as the four chief winds. ∞ ^hēafodwind$

~wīsa † m. ruler. ∞ ^hēafodwīsa$

~wōþ † f. voice. ∞ ^hēafodwōþ$

~wund f. wound in the head. ∞ ^hēafodwund$

~wyrhta m. chief workman. ∞ ^hēafodwyrhta$

hēafre = hēahfore. ∞ ^hēafre$

hēag-, see hēah. ∞ ^hēag$

heago- = hago-. ∞ ^heago$

heagorūn (heago-rūn), heahrūn f. necromancy, mystery. Cp. hægtesse. ∞ ^heagorūn$

heagospind (heago-spind), L. hecga-, -spinn, vE. -spen, L. -swind [a miswriting through the word having become obsolete] n. cheek. ∞ ^heagospind$

hēah I. a. m. hēanne, pl. hēa(ge), cpv. hīer(r)a, ~ra, hēar(r)a, spl. hīehst, ēa, A. hēst high, deep (water); right (hand) ; sublime, high (rank), important ; haughty. II. av. high, cpv. hēaor. ∞ ^hēah$ ^hēanne$ ^hēage$ ^hēa$ ^hīera$ ^hīerra$ ^hēara$ ^hēarra$ ^hīehst$ ^hēahst$ ^hēst$

hēah- occ. under hēa-. ∞ ^hēah$

hēah- = hīeh-. ∞ ^hēah$

~altare m. high altar. ∞ ^hēahaltare$

~beorg m. mountain. ∞ ^hēahbeorg$

~biscop m. archbishop; high priest. ∞ ^hēahbiscop$

~bliss † f. exultation. ∞ ^hēahbliss$

~boda † m. archangel. ∞ ^hēahboda$

~burg f. chief town; † town high up. ∞ ^hēahburg$

~cāsere † m. supreme king. ∞ ^hēahcāsere$

~cleofa m. principal chamber. ∞ ^hēahcleofa$

~clif n. high cliff or rock. ∞ ^hēahclif$

~cræft † m. high skill. ∞ ^hēahcræft$

~cræftiga m. architect (!). ∞ ^hēahcræftiga$

~cyning † m. great king; God. ∞ ^hēahcyning$

hēadēor, hēahdēor, (hēa(h)-dēor), -dor n. stag, deer. ∞ ^hēadēor$ ^hēahdēor$

~hund m. stag-hound. ∞ ^hēadēorhund$

~hunta m. stag-hunter. ∞ ^hēadēorhunta$

hēahdiacon (hēah|diacon) m. archdeacon. ∞ ^hēahdiacon$

~ealdor m. chief ruler. ∞ ^hēahealdor$

~ealdormann m. chief patrician (!). ∞ ^hēahealdormann$

~ęngel m. archangel. ∞ ^hēahęngel$

~fæder m. patriarch; God. ∞ ^hēahfæder$

~fæst † firm, stable. ∞ ^hēahfæst$

~fæsten, ~fæstenn n. chief fortress, city. ∞ ^hēahfæsten$

~flōd m. high tide ; † deep water. ∞ ^hēahflōd$

~frēa † m. supreme lord. ∞ ^hēahfrēa$

hēahfrēols (hēah-frēols) m. high festival. ∞ ^hēahfrēols$

~dæg m. day of high festival. ∞ ^hēahfrēolsdæg$

~tīd f. time of high festival. ∞ ^hēahfrēolstīd$

hēahfȳr (hēah|fȳr) † n. high flame. ∞ ^hēahfȳr$

~gāst † m. lofty spirit. ∞ ^hēahgāst$

~gnornung † f. lamentation. ∞ ^hēahgnornung$

~god † m. the Highest, God. ∞ ^hēahgod$

~græft m. object carved in relief (?) Gl. ∞ ^hēahgræft$

~hād m. holy order. ∞ ^hēahhād$

~heort † proud. ∞ ^hēahheort$

~hierde m. archimandrite Gl. ∞ ^hēahhierde$

~hliþ † n. high hill. ∞ ^hēahhliþ$

~hwēolod having high wheels. ∞ ^hēahhwēolod$

~hylte (n.) high wood (?) Ct. ∞ ^hēahhylte$

~hyrne = ēag-. ∞ ^hēahhyrne$

~ięldest (!) most illustrious Gl. ∞ ^hēahięldest$

~læ̂ce, hēal- m. physician. ∞ ^hēahlæce$

~land † n. mountains. ∞ ^hēahland$

~lāreow m. chief teacher. ∞ ^hēahlāreow$

~leornere m. chief learner Gl. ∞ ^hēahleornere$

~lufe † f. great love. ∞ ^hēahlufe$

~mægen † n. might; mighty troops coll. ∞ ^hēahmægen$

~mæsse f. high mass. ∞ ^hēahmæsse$

~miht † f. might. ∞ ^hēahmiht$

hēahmōd (hēah-mōd) † proud, noble. ∞ ^hēahmōd$

~nes f. pride. ∞ ^hēahmōdnes$

hēahmunt (hēah|munt) m. mountain. ∞ ^hēahmunt$

~nama m. illustrious name. ∞ ^hēahnama$

~nes = hēanes. ∞ ^hēahnes$

~ręced † n. high building. ∞ ^hēahręced$

~gerēfa m. high reeve, chief officer. ∞ ^hēahgerēfa$

~rodor † m. sky. ∞ ^hēahrodor$

~rūn = heago-. ∞ ^hēahrūn$

~sācerd m. chief priest. ∞ ^hēahsācerd$

~sǣ † f. deep sea. ∞ ^hēahsǣ$

~sæ̂l † f. great happiness. ∞ ^hēahsæl$

~sǣ-þēof m. chief pirate (!). ∞ ^hēahsǣ$

~(ge)samnung f. chief synagogue. ∞ ^hēahgesamnung$

~sangere m. chief singer. ∞ ^hēahsangere$

~gesceaft f. exalted creature. ∞ ^hēahgesceaft$

~gesceap † n. fate. ∞ ^hēahgesceap$

~scēawere m. pontiff Gl. ∞ ^hēahscēawere$

~scīremann m. procurator Gl. ∞ ^hēahscīremann$

~seld † n. throne. ∞ ^hēahseld$

~sęle † m. lofty hall. ∞ ^hēahsęle$

~setl n., seat of honour, dais, throne, tribunal. ∞ ^hēahsetl$

~stēap † lofty. ∞ ^hēahstēap$

~stęde † m. high or distinguished place. ∞ ^hēahstęde$

~stęfn † high-prowed. ∞ ^hēahstęfn$

~stræ̂t f. high-road. ∞ ^hēahstræt$

~stręngþo † f. strength. ∞ ^hēahstręngþo$

~gestrēon † n. treasure. ∞ ^hēahgestrēon$

~synn f. deadly sin. ∞ ^hēahsynn$

~tīd f. festival. ∞ ^hēahtīd$

~timber † n. lofty building. ∞ ^hēahtimber$

~getimbrod † high-built. ∞ ^hēahgetimbrod$

~getimbru † npl. lofty buildings. ∞ ^hēahgetimbru$

~torras mpl. the Alps Gl. ∞ ^hēahtorras$

~trēow † f. solemn compact. ∞ ^hēahtrēow$

~þearf † f. great need. ∞ ^hēahþearf$

~þegen m. chief officer ; apostle ; noble. ∞ ^hēahþegen$

~þegnung † f. high service or function. ∞ ^hēahþegnung$

~þēod f. nation. ∞ ^hēahþēod$

~þrēa † m. panic. ∞ ^hēahþrēa$

~geþring † n. high waves. ∞ ^hēahgeþring$

~þrymm m. great glory. ∞ ^hēahþrymm$

~þrymnes † f. great glory. ∞ ^hēahþrymnes$

~(ge)þungen of high rank, distinguished, exalted. ∞ ^hēahgeþungen$

~weofod n. high altar. ∞ ^hēahweofod$

~(ge)weorc n. excellent work. ∞ ^hēahgeweorc$

hēahfore, hēafre, hēahfru f. heifer. ∞ ^hēahfore$

hēal- see healh. ∞ ^hēal$

hēala (hēal|a) m. rupture, hydrocele. ∞ ^hēala$

~ede ruptured, hydrocelous. ∞ ^hēalede$

heald (n.) protection L. ∞ ^heald$

heald, vE. halþ bent down; inclined (to evil). ∞ ^heald$

geheald n. keeping, custody ; protection ; guardian ; observing (festival) [cp. gehield]. ∞ ^geheald$

~dagas mpl. calends Gl. ∞ ^gehealddagas$

~sum frugal; chaste. ∞ ^gehealdsum$

~sumnes f. keeping, observance, keeping (commands); abstinence, continence. ∞ ^gehealdsumnes$

healdan I hold : ~ hine be þǣre handa | possess, keep: rīce ~ reign ; hine gebundenne ~ ; withhold; lock up (of keys), contain; inhabit | govern; restrain, rfl. restrain oneself — ptc. gehealden frugal, continent | guard, preserve, save : ~ līchaman wiþ leahtras ; support (one’s king) | observe, keep (command, promise, festival) ; practise, carry on, do (virtue, war) | behave to, treat; rfl. behave | regard : unweorþlīce ~ despise | ge- satisfy claims of, pay || intr. hold out, not surrender ; force one's way ; proceed, go. ∞ ^healdan$

healdend (heald|end) m. guardian, ruler. ∞ ^healdend$

~nes f. observance. ∞ ^healdnes$

healf f. half; side; quarter, part; party, side (in battle, lawsuit). ∞ ^healf$

healf half — þridde ~ gēar two and a half; ōþrum ~um lǣs þe þrītig wintra 28-½. ∞ ^healf$

~clǣmed half-finished (of mud-hut). ∞ ^healfclǣmed$

~clipigende semi-vowel. ∞ ^healfclipigende$

~clungen half-withered. ∞ ^healfclungen$

~cwic, ~cucu half-dead. ∞ ^healfcwic$

~dēad paralyzed on one side. ∞ ^healfdēad$

~eald half-grown (pig). ∞ ^healfeald$

~fēþe lame. ∞ ^healffēþe$

~frēo half-free. ∞ ^healffrēo$

~hār half-grey. ∞ ^healfhār$

~hēafod n. (front) part of head Gl. ∞ ^healfhēafod$

~hrūh half-shaggy. ∞ ^healfhrūh$

~hunding m. cynocephalus. ∞ ^healfhunding$

~hwīt whitish. ∞ ^healfhwīt$

~mann m. half man (!). ∞ ^healfmann$

~pęnigweorþ (~pęnig-weorþ) n. halfpennyworth. ∞ ^healfpęnigweorþ$

~rēad reddish. ∞ ^healfrēad$

~scyldig half-guilty Gl. ∞ ^healfscyldig$

~sinewealt semicircular. ∞ ^healfsinewealt$

~slæ̂pende half-asleep. ∞ ^healfslæpende$

~soden half-cooked. ∞ ^healfsoden$

~tryndel m. hemisphere. ∞ ^healftryndel$

~wudu m. field-balm. ∞ ^healfwudu$

healfter = hælfter. ∞ ^healfter$

healfunga av. partially, to some extent, imperfectly. ∞ ^healfunga$

healh, L. hēal ; pl. hēalas, halas m. corner, hiding-place; bay, gulf. ∞ ^healh$

~iht*, æ full of corners. ∞ ^healhiht$

healic (m.) a fish Ct. ∞ ^healic$

hēalic high, from a height (of fall); distinguished, illustrious, pre-eminent; proud ; excellent; excessive, great (crime). ∞ ^hēalic$

~hād m., ~nes f. sublimity, excellence. ∞ ^hēalichād$

hēalīce av. on high; in a high degree, supremely, extremely, greatly. ∞ ^hēalīce$

heall f. hall. ∞ ^heall$

~ærn † n. hall, palace. ∞ ^heallærn$

~gamen † n. mirth in hall. ∞ ^heallgamen$

~ic palatial. ∞ ^heallic$

~rēaf n. piece of tapestry. ∞ ^heallrēaf$

~ręced † n. palace. ∞ ^heallręced$

~sittend † m. one who sits in a hall, guest. ∞ ^heallsittend$

~þegen † m. hall-officer. ∞ ^heallþegen$

~wāgrift n. piece of tapestry. ∞ ^heallwāgrift$

~wudu † m. woodwork of hall, floor. ∞ ^heallwudu$ ^healwudu$

healm n. haulm, straw, stem (of grass). ∞ ^healm$

~strēaw n. stubble. ∞ ^healmstrēaw$

heals m. neck ; prow of ship. ∞ ^heals$

~bēag † m. necklace; torque. ∞ ^healsbēag$

~gebędda † f. bedfellow, consort. ∞ ^healsgebędda$

~beorg f. gorget, hauberk. ∞ ^healsbeorg$

~bōc f. phylactery. ∞ ^healsbōc$

~fæst stubborn, stiff-necked. ∞ ^healsfæst$

~fang n. halsfang, a legal penalty of uncertain nature. ∞ ^healsfang$

~gund (m.) swelling in the neck. ∞ ^healsgund$

~leþer n. reins. ∞ ^healsleþer$

~mægeþ † f. beloved virgin. ∞ ^healsmægeþ$

~męne, -myne m. necklace. ∞ ^healsmęne$

~ōme f. tumour on the neck. ∞ ^healsōme$

~wriþa m. necklace. ∞ ^healswriþa$

healsian (heals|ian), lW. and A. a ( = ā ?) implore, entreat. Cp. hālsian, hǣlsian. ∞ ^healsian$

~igendlic deprecable Gl. ∞ ^healsigendlic$

~igendlīce av. imploringly, with importunity. ∞ ^healsigendlīce$

healsung, a f. entreaty ; augury, divination. ∞ ^healsung$

~gebed*, a n. litany. ∞ ^healsunggebed$

healsed, halsod (n.) head-cloth, napkin. ∞ ^healsed$

healsre-, healsere- pillow. ∞ ^healsre$

~feþer † f. pillow-feather, down. ∞ ^healsrefeþer$

healt lame, limping. ∞ ^healt$

~ian limp. ∞ ^healtian$

hēamol miserly, frugal Gl. ∞ ^hēamol$

hēan vb. = *hīen exalt. ∞ ^hēan$

hēan humiliated, abject; of low rank, mean ; poor. ∞ ^hēan$

~e av. ignominiously. ∞ ^hēane$

~lic ignominious, disgraceful; poor; paltry. ∞ ^hēanlic$

~līce av. ignominiously, miserably. ∞ ^hēanlīce$

~mōd † dejected, humiliated. ∞ ^hēanmōd$

hēanspēdig (hēan-spēdig) † poor. ∞ ^hēanspēdig$

hēanes, hēahnes, hēannes f. height ; high place : on ~sum in excelsis ; sublimity, excellence ; high rank. ∞ ^hēanes$

hēanne, see hēah. ∞ ^hēanne$

hēap mf. troop, band; multitude ; social gathering, company; association, corporation. ∞ ^hēap$

~ian heap — him on ge~. ∞ ^hēapian$

~mæ̂lum av. in troops or flocks. ∞ ^hēapmælum$

~ung f. heap Bd. ∞ ^hēapung$

heara = heora of them. ∞ ^heara$

hēara, see hēah. ∞ ^hēara$

heard hard ; strong (chain) ; stern, hard, severe; brave;. stubborn, hard (heart); attended with effort, hard (labour) ; excessive, strong (stench). ∞ ^heard$

~cwide † m. harsh language, contumely. ∞ ^heardcwide$

~e av. fiercely; excessively. ∞ ^hearde$

~ecg hard of edge, sharp. ∞ ^heardecg$

~fięrde difficult to carry. ∞ ^heardfięrde$

~hara, -ra m. a fish. ∞ ^heardhara$

~hēaw chisel Gl. ∞ ^heardhēaw$

heardheort (heard-heort) unfeeling, hard-hearted ; obstinate. ∞ ^heardheort$

~nes f. hard-heartedness; obstinacy. ∞ ^heardheortnes$

heardhycgende (heard|hycgende) † brave. ∞ ^heardhycgende$

~lic severe, excessive. ∞ ^heardlic$

~līce av. vigorously, bravely; excessively ; harshly. ∞ ^heardlīce$

~licnes f. austerity (of hermit’s life). ∞ ^heardlicnes$

~mōd self-confident, obstinate, brave. ∞ ^heardmōd$

~mōdnes f. obstinacy. ∞ ^heardmōdnes$

~nębb having a hard beak. ∞ ^heardnębb$

~nes f. hardness. ∞ ^heardnes$

~ræ̂d † steadfast, firm. ∞ ^heardræd$

~sæ̂lig † unfortunate. ∞ ^heardsælig$

~sæ̂lnes f. calamity. ∞ ^heardsælnes$

~sæ̂lþ f. misfortune; wickedness. ∞ ^heardsælþ$

~węndlīce av. severely. ∞ ^heardwęndlīce$

heardian harden intr. and tr. ∞ ^heardian$

hearding † m. warrior, hero. ∞ ^hearding$

heardra = heard-hara. ∞ ^heardra$

hearg m., pl. ~as, ~a (heathen) temple ; idol. ∞ ^hearg$ ^hærg$

~lic idolatrous. ∞ ^hearglic$

~træf † n. (heathen) temple. ∞ ^heargtræf$

~weard † m. (heathen) priest. ∞ ^heargweard$

hearm I. m. injury, affliction, evil, loss; grief; insult. II. aj. grievous, cruel, wicked. ∞ ^hearm$

~cwalu † f. destruction. ∞ ^hearmcwalu$

~cwedelian calumniate. ∞ ^hearmcwedelian$

~cweþan 5 revile, calumniate. ∞ ^hearmcweþan$

~cweþend m. calumniator. ∞ ^hearmcweþend$

~cwide † m. severe sentence; calumny ; blasphemy. ∞ ^hearmcwide$

~cwidian, ~cwiddian revile, calumniate. ∞ ^hearmcwidian$

~cwidol speaking ill of others, calumnious. ∞ ^hearmcwidol$

~edwīt † n. contumely. ∞ ^hearmedwīt$

~fullic hurtful. ∞ ^hearmfullic$

~heortnes f. murmuring Gl. ∞ ^hearmheortnes$

~lēoþ † n. song of grief. ∞ ^hearmlēoþ$

~lic injurious. ∞ ^hearmlic$

~loca † m. prison ; hell. ∞ ^hearmloca$

~plega † m. strife, quarrel. ∞ ^hearmplega$

~scaru † f. affliction, punishment. ∞ ^hearmscaru$

~scaþa † m. terrible enemy. ∞ ^hearmscaþa$

~slęge † m. grievous blow. ∞ ^hearmslęge$

~spræ̂c f. calumny. ∞ ^hearmspræc$

~stafas † mpl. trouble, affliction. ∞ ^hearmstafas$

~tān † m. twig bringing calamity. ∞ ^hearmtān$

hearmian injure wd. ∞ ^hearmian$

hearma m. shrew-mouse (?) Gl. ∞ ^hearma$

hearmascinnen (hearma-scinnen) made of ermine-skins vL. [Scand.]. ∞ ^hearmascinnen$

hearpian (hearp|ian) play on the harp. ∞ ^hearpian$

~ere m. harper. ∞ ^hearpere$

~estre f. female harper. ∞ ^hearpestre$

~ung f. playing on the harp. ∞ ^hearpung$

hearpe (hearp|e) f. harp. ∞ ^hearpe$

~nægel, ~enægel m. plectrum. ∞ ^hearpnægel$

~sang m. song to the harp, psalm. ∞ ^hearpsang$

~slęge m. playing the harp ; plectrum. ∞ ^hearpslęge$

~estręng m. harp-string. ∞ ^hearpestręng$

~swēg m. sound of the harp. ∞ ^hearpswēg$

hearra † m. lord. ∞ ^hearra$

hēarra, see hēah. ∞ ^hēarra$

hearstepanne (hearste-panne) = hierste-. ∞ ^hearstepanne$

heaþo- † war. ∞ ^heaþo$ ^heoþo$

~byrne f. corslet. ∞ ^heaþobyrne$

~dēor brave. ∞ ^heaþodēor$

~fręmmende fighting. ∞ ^heaþofręmmende$

~fȳr n. destructive fire. ∞ ^heaþofȳr$

~geong young in war. ∞ ^heaþogeong$

~glęmm wound got in battle. ∞ ^heaþoglęmm$

~grimm very fierce. ∞ ^heaþogrimm$

~helm m. helmet. ∞ ^heaþohelm$

~lāc n. battle. ∞ ^heaþolāc$

~lind f. shield. ∞ ^heaþolind$

~līþende m. war-sailor, sea-warrior. ∞ ^heaþolīþende$

~mæ̂re illustrious in war. ∞ ^heaþomære$

~rǣs m. onslaught. ∞ ^heaþorǣs$

~rēaf n. armour. ∞ ^heaþorēaf$

~rinc m. warrior. ∞ ^heaþorinc$

~rōf brave, famous in war. ∞ ^heaþorōf$

~sceard notched in battle. ∞ ^heaþosceard$

~sēoc wounded in battle, disabled. ∞ ^heaþosēoc$

~sigel m. sun. ∞ ^heaþosigel$

~stēap towering in battle. ∞ ^heaþostēap$

~swāt m. blood shed in battle. ∞ ^heaþoswāt$

~swęng m. hostile stroke. ∞ ^heaþoswęng$

~torht defiant (voice). ∞ ^heaþotorht$

~wæ̂d f. armour. ∞ ^heaþowæd$

~weorc n. fight. ∞ ^heaþoweorc$

~wērig weary from fighting. ∞ ^heaþowērig$

~więlm m. intense heat. ∞ ^heaþowięlm$

heaþorian restrain, confine. ∞ ^heaþorian$

gehēaw n. gnashing (of teeth). ∞ ^gehēaw$

hēawan I hew, cut; cut down, kill; æftan ~ slander. ∞ ^hēawan$

hębban (hębb|an) 2 prt. hōf, hęfde, ptc. hafen, æ raise, lift up; raise (cry); ūp ~ raise, exalt || intr. ūp ~ rise in the air, fly. ∞ ^hębban$

~endlic exalted lN. ∞ ^hębbendlic$

hecc = hæcc. ∞ ^hecc$

hecgaspind (hecga-spind) = heago-. ∞ ^hecgaspind$

hed-. ∞ ^hed$

~clāþ m. chasuble. ∞ ^hedclāþ$

hēdan (hēd|an) wg. heed, attend to, look out for; take possession of, take. ∞ ^hēdan$ ^gehēddan$

~ærn*, hēddern, y n. storehouse. ∞ ^hēdærn$

~endlic captious Gl. ∞ ^hēdendlic$

~endlīce av. captiously Gl. ∞ ^hēdendlīce$

heden dress Gl. ∞ ^heden$

hef-, see hębban. ∞ ^hef$

hęfe m. weight; feeling of oppression (in heart) [hębban]. ∞ ^hęfe$

~full severe. ∞ ^hęfefull$

~lic grievous, severe; tedious. Cp. hęfiglic. ∞ ^hęfelic$

~līce av. excessively, severely; with difficulty (!). ∞ ^hęfelīce$

hęfe*, æ m. leaven. ∞ ^hęfe$

hęfel- = hęfeld-. ∞ ^hęfel$

~gięrd f. weaver’s shuttle. ∞ ^hęfelgięrd$

~þræ̂d m. thread for weaving. ∞ ^hęfelþræd$

hęfeld thread for weaving. ∞ ^hęfeld$

~ian begin the web. ∞ ^hęfeldian$

hęfig heavy; important; grievous, injurious, unpleasant, troublesome; hostile; severe (fighting), hard, difficult; excessive [hęfe]. ∞ ^hęfig$

~e av. severely, painfully. ∞ ^hęfige$

~lic grievous, severe·Cp. hęfelic. ∞ ^hęfiglic$

~līce av. severely, seriously; with grief or anger. ∞ ^hęfiglīce$

~mōd troublesome, hostile. ∞ ^hęfigmōd$

~nes f. heaviness, weight; affliction. ∞ ^hęfignes$

~tīeme, hęfet- troublesome, grievous, tedious. ∞ ^hęfigtīeme$

~tīemnes f. trouble. ∞ ^hęfigtīemnes$

hęfigian lie heavy on, burden ; oppress, afflict || intr. become heavy; become oppressive, troublesome, painful; be aggravated. ∞ ^hęfigian$

hęg-, see hęge. ∞ ^hęg$

~stæf m. enclosure Gl. ∞ ^hęgstæf$

hēgan † perform, achieve, hold (meeting). ∞ ^hēgan$

hęgian make hedge, fence in ; ge~ hedge in, enclose. ∞ ^hęgian$

hęge m. hedge [hagu]. See hęg-. ∞ ^hęge$

~clife f. hedge clivers (a plant). ∞ ^hęgeclife$

~hymele f. hop-plant. ∞ ^hęgehymele$

~rǣw, hægrǣw f. hedgerow. ∞ ^hęgerǣw$

~rife f. heyriffe (a plant). ∞ ^hęgerife$

~sugge f. hedge-sparrow. ∞ ^hęgesugge$

hēht prt. of hātan. ∞ ^hēht$

heiweg (hei-weg) m. = hīeg- hay-road (?) Ct. ∞ ^heiweg$

geheig- = *gehiege. ∞ ^geheig$

helan 4 cover ; hide ·w. a. and d. of person or wiþ a. ∞ ^helan$

hęlian cover ; conceal [helan]. ∞ ^hęlian$

hēlan*, oe calumniate lM. [hōl]. ∞ ^hēlan$

hēla (hēl|a), oe, ǣ m. heel. ∞ ^hēla$

~spure f. heel. ∞ ^hēlspure$

helde f. tansy (a plant). ∞ ^helde$

hęll f. Hades ; hell [helan]. ∞ ^hęll$

~bęnd † mf. bond of hell. ∞ ^hęllbęnd$

~cniht m. demon. ∞ ^hęllcniht$

~cræft † m. hellish art. ∞ ^hęllcræft$

~cund of hell. ∞ ^hęllcund$

~cwalu † f. hell-torment. ∞ ^hęllcwalu$

~dēofol m. demon Gl. ∞ ^hęlldēofol$

~dor † n. gate of hell. ∞ ^hęlldor$

~firen † f. hellish crime. ∞ ^hęllfiren$

~fūs † bound for hell. ∞ ^hęllfūs$

~god, helle- n. god of Hades. ∞ ^hęllgod$

~hēoþo † hell. ∞ ^hęllhēoþo$

~ic, hellelic of hell. ∞ ^hęllic$

~rūn f. sorceress. ∞ ^hęllrūn$

~rūna † m. demon. ∞ ^hęllrūna$

~rȳnegu f. sorceress. ∞ ^hęllrȳnegu$

~scaþa † m. fiend. ∞ ^hęllscaþa$

~træf † n. heathen temple. ∞ ^hęlltræf$

~trega † m. hell-torment. ∞ ^hęlltrega$

~geþwing † n. restraint of hell, hell-durance. ∞ ^hęllgeþwing$

~ware, -waran, -wara pl., -waru f. coll. inhabitants of hell. ∞ ^hęllware$

~werod n. host of hell. ∞ ^hęllwerod$

~wiht fn. devil. ∞ ^hęllwiht$

hęllebealo (hęlle|bealo) † n. woe of hell. ∞ ^hęllebealo$

~brōga m. terror of hell. ∞ ^hęllebrōga$

~bryne † m. hell-fire. ∞ ^hęllebryne$

~ceafl † m. jaw of hell. ∞ ^hęlleceafl$

~clamm † m. bond of hell. ∞ ^hęlleclamm$

~cynn † n. race of hell. ∞ ^hęllecynn$

~dēofol † nm. devil. ∞ ^hęlledēofol$

~dor † n. door of hell. ∞ ^hęlledor$

~duru † f. door of hell. ∞ ^hęlleduru$

~flōr † f. floor of hell. ∞ ^hęlleflōr$

~fȳr n. sire of hell. ∞ ^hęllefȳr$

~gāst †, ǣ m. demon. ∞ ^hęllegāst$

~geat n. gate of hell. ∞ ^hęllegeat$

~grund † m. abyss of hell. ∞ ^hęllegrund$

~gryre † m. terror of hell. ∞ ^hęllegryre$

~hæft, ~hæfta †, ~hæftling † m. captive of hell. ∞ ^hęllehæft$

~hinca † m. hell-limper, devil. ∞ ^hęllehinca$

~hund m. dog of hell. ∞ ^hęllehund$

~hūs † n. hell. ∞ ^hęllehūs$

~męre m. lake of hell, Styx. ∞ ^hęllemęre$

~nīþ † tn. hell-torment. ∞ ^hęllenīþ$

~rūne f. sorceress. ∞ ^hęllerūne$

~scaþa † m. devil. ∞ ^hęllescaþa$

~scealc † m. devil. ∞ ^hęllescealc$

~sēaþ m. hell. ∞ ^hęllesēaþ$

~þegn † m. devil. ∞ ^hęlleþegn$

~wīte n. hell-torment, hell. ∞ ^hęllewīte$

~wītebrōga (~wīte-brōga) m. hell-terror. ∞ ^hęllewītebrōga$

helm m. helmet; covering ; top or foliage (of trees); † protector, lord. ∞ ^helm$

~bæ̂re, ~berende leafy Gl. ∞ ^helmbære$

~berend † m. warrior. ∞ ^helmberend$

~ian cover. ∞ ^helmian$

~iht leafy Gl. ∞ ^helmiht$

helma m. rudder. ∞ ^helma$

helor = heolor. ∞ ^helor$

help fm. ~e f. help. ∞ ^help$

helpan 3 help w. d. or g. ∞ ^helpan$

helpend m. helper. ∞ ^helpend$

~bæ̂re, ~lic helpful. ∞ ^helpendbære$

helt = hilt. ∞ ^helt$

hęmeþ shirt [ham]. ∞ ^hęmeþ$

hemlic = hymlic. ∞ ^hemlic$

hęmm m. hem, border. ∞ ^hęmm$

hęmming, i (m.) shoe of hide. ∞ ^hęmming$

gehęndan † once hold [hand]. ∞ ^gehęndan$

gehęnde (gehęnd|e) I. near; handy, convenient. II. av. near; wel ~ nearly. III. prp. wd. near. ∞ ^gehęnde$

~nes f. nearness, neighbourhood. ∞ ^gehęndnes$

hęnep, æ (m.) hemp. ∞ ^hęnep$

hęngwīte (hęng-wīte) n. fine for letting criminal escape. ∞ ^hęngwīte$

hēng prt.of hōn. ∞ ^hēng$

hęngeclif (hęnge-clif) n. steep cliff [hangian]. ∞ ^hęngeclif$

hęngen, hęngenn f. death or punishment by hanging, hanging, torture; gallows; cross; rack; prison, confinement. ∞ ^hęngen$

~witnung f. imprisonment. ∞ ^hęngenwitnung$

hęngest, hęngst m. horse, gelding. ∞ ^hęngest$

hęnn f. hen. ~e-belle f., ~e-wōl m. henbane. ∞ ^hęnn$

~fugol m. hen. ∞ ^hęnnfugol$

hęnna m. fowl. ∞ ^hęnna$

hęntan pursue w. g. or æfter — ~ his mid flānum shoot at; seize. ∞ ^hęntan$

hēo I. she. II. = hīe they. ∞ ^hēo$

hēo = hīw colour. ∞ ^hēo$

hēodæg (hēo-dæg) av. to-day. ∞ ^hēodæg$

hēof (m.) lamentation, mourning, grief. Cp. hēaf. ∞ ^hēof$

~lic lamentable. ∞ ^hēoflic$

hēofan (hēof|an) 7 (?) prt.heōf [for heāf ?], ~de intr. lament. ∞ ^hēofan$

~endlic mournful, dismal. ∞ ^hēofendlic$

~endlice av. dismally. ∞ ^hēofendlice$

~ian, ēa intr. lament, weep; tr. bewail. ∞ ^hēofian$

~igendlic mourning. ∞ ^hēofigendlic$

heofol*, hioful face lN. ∞ ^heofol$

hēofung f. lamentation, mourning, grieving. ∞ ^hēofung$

~dæg m. day of mourning. ∞ ^hēofungdæg$

~tīd f. time of mourning. ∞ ^hēofungtīd$

heofon, hef- m., L. ~e f. sky; heaven often pl. in both meanings. ∞ ^heofon$

~bēacen † n. sign in the sky. ∞ ^heofonbēacen$

~beorht † heavenly bright. ∞ ^heofonbeorht$

~bīeme † f. heavenly trumpet. ∞ ^heofonbīeme$

~candel, ~candell † f. heavenly candle (sun, the fiery pillar). ∞ ^heofoncandel$

~colu † npl. heat of the sun. ∞ ^heofoncolu$

~cund heavenly. ∞ ^heofoncund$

~cyning m. king of heaven. ∞ ^heofoncyning$

~dēma † m. celestial judge. ∞ ^heofondēma$

~drēam † m. joy of heaven. ∞ ^heofondrēam$

~duguþ † f. heavenly host. ∞ ^heofonduguþ$

~ęngel † m. angel. ∞ ^heofonęngel$

~fugol † m. bird. ∞ ^heofonfugol$

~hālig † of celestial holiness. ∞ ^heofonhālig$

~hām † m. heaven. ∞ ^heofonhām$

~hēah † reaching to heaven. ∞ ^heofonhēah$

~heall f. hall of heaven. ∞ ^heofonheall$

~hlāf † m. bread from heaven, manna. ∞ ^heofonhlāf$

~hrōf m. † heaven; ceiling. ∞ ^heofonhrōf$

~hūs n. ceiling. ∞ ^heofonhūs$

~hwealf † f. heavenly vault. ∞ ^heofonhwealf$

~isc of or from heaven. ∞ ^heofonisc$

~leoht † n. light of heaven. ∞ ^heofonleoht$

~lēoma † m. heavenly radiance. ∞ ^heofonlēoma$

~lic of heaven, celestial. ∞ ^heofonlic$

~līce av. from heaven. ∞ ^heofonlīce$

~mægen † n. heavenly might. ∞ ^heofonmægen$

~rīce n. kingdom of heaven. ∞ ^heofonrīce$

~steorra † m. star. ∞ ^heofonsteorra$

~stōl † m. throne in heaven. ∞ ^heofonstōl$

~timber † n. heavenly structure. ∞ ^heofontimber$

~torht † heavenly bright. ∞ ^heofontorht$

~tungol † n. luminary. ∞ ^heofontungol$

~þrēat † m. heavenly troop. ∞ ^heofonþrēat$

~þrymm m. heavenly glory. ∞ ^heofonþrymm$

~ware, ~waran pl., ~waru f. coll. dwellers of heaven. ∞ ^heofonware$

~weard † m. guardian of heaven. ∞ ^heofonweard$

~werod n. heavenly host. ∞ ^heofonwerod$

~wolcen † n. cloud. ∞ ^heofonwolcen$

~wōma † m. sound in heaven. ∞ ^heofonwōma$

~wuldor † n. heavenly glory. ∞ ^heofonwuldor$

heolfor † (n.) blood, gore. ∞ ^heolfor$

heolfrig † blood-stained. ∞ ^heolfrig$

heolor, helor f. scales, balance. ∞ ^heolor$

~bledu f. scale of balance. ∞ ^heolorbledu$

~ian, holrian weigh. ∞ ^heolorian$

~ung f. turning of a scale, momentum Gl. ∞ ^heolorung$

heoloþ- † covering [helan]. ∞ ^heoloþ$

~cynn n. inhabitants of hell. ∞ ^heoloþcynn$

~helm, hæ- m. helmet which makes the wearer invisible. ∞ ^heoloþhelm$

heolstor, vE. heluatr I. (†) m. what veils or covers ; hiding-place, concealment; darkness. II.† aj. dark [helan]. ∞ ^heolstor$

~cofa † m. grave. ∞ ^heolstorcofa$

~hof † n. hell. ∞ ^heolstorhof$

~loca † m. prison. ∞ ^heolstorloca$

~sceado † f. darkness. ∞ ^heolstorsceado$

~scuwa † m. darkness. ∞ ^heolstorscuwa$

heolstrig*, -icc dark Gl. ∞ ^heolstrig$

heom L. = him pl. ∞ ^heom$

heonon, i, heonane av. hence, away; (see) from here | from this time. forþ ~ henceforth. ∞ ^heonon$

~forþ av. henceforth (time). ∞ ^heononforþ$

~sīþ † m. death. ∞ ^heononsīþ$

~weard transitory. ∞ ^heononweard$

heonu, henu, hona interj. not W lo! behold! ∞ ^heonu$

hēope (hēop|e) f. hip (berry of dog-rose). ∞ ^hēope$

~brēmel m. dog-rose ; bramble (?). ∞ ^hēopbrēmel$

heora = hira of them. ∞ ^heora$

heorcnian (heorcn|ian), e, (ē ?) listen. ∞ ^heorcnian$

~ung f. listening ; power of hearing. ∞ ^heorcnung$

heord f. herd, flock | care, custody. ∞ ^heord$

(ge)~nes, ~rǣden(n), hy- f. custody. ∞ ^geheordnes$ ^heordnes$ ^heordrǣden$ ^hyrdnes$

heord = hired. ∞ ^heord$

heordan pl. hards of flax. ∞ ^heordan$

heorde = hierde. ∞ ^heorde$

geheordung f. guard, watch Gl. ∞ ^geheordung$

hēore = hīere. ∞ ^hēore$

heort, heorot m. stag. ∞ ^heort$

heorotbęrige (heorot|bęr(i)ge) f. buckthorn berry. ∞ ^heorotbęrige$ ^heorotbęrge$

~brēmbel m. buckthorn. ∞ ^heorotbrēmbel$

~brēr f. buckthorn. ∞ ^heorotbrēr$

~bucc m. roebuck. ∞ ^heorotbucc$

~clǣfre f. hemp agrimony. ∞ ^heorotclǣfre$

~cropp m. cluster of hemp agrimony flowers (?). ∞ ^heorotcropp$

~sol n. stag’s wallowing-place Ct. ∞ ^heorotsol$

heorra = hearra. ∞ ^heorra$

heorr m. hinge ; cardinal point. ∞ ^heorr$

geheort of good cheer, courageous. ∞ ^geheort$

~līce av. cheeringly. ∞ ^geheortlīce$

heorte (heort|e) f. heart. ∞ ^heorte$

~angnes*, -anc- f. heart-distress Gl. ∞ ^heortangnes$

~coþu f. heart-disease. ∞ ^heortcoþu$

~ęce m. pain in the heart. ∞ ^heortęce$

~gryre m. terror of heart. ∞ ^heortgryre$

~hama m. pericardium. ∞ ^heorthama$

~hogu f. anxious care. ∞ ^heorthogu$

~lēas dispirited. ∞ ^heortlēas$

~lufe † f. heartfelt love. ∞ ^heortlufe$

~sēoc suffering from disease of the heart. ∞ ^heortsēoc$

~gesida pl. entrails. ∞ ^heortgesida$

~wærc m. pain in the heart. ∞ ^heortwærc$

heorten = hierten. ∞ ^heorten$

heorþ m. hearth, fire, furnace; house, home. ∞ ^heorþ$

~bacen baked on the hearth. ∞ ^heorþbacen$

~cniht m. attendant. ∞ ^heorþcniht$

~fæst having a house of one’s own. ∞ ^heorþfæst$

~genēat † m. retainer. ∞ ^heorþgenēat$

~pęning m. house-tax. ∞ ^heorþpęning$

~swǣpe f. bridesmaid Gl. ∞ ^heorþswǣpe$

~werod † n. band of retainers. ∞ ^heorþwerod$

heoru † m. sword. ∞ ^heoru$ ^heoro$

~blāc* mortally wounded. ∞ ^heorublāc$

~cumbol n. banner. ∞ ^heorucumbol$

~dolg n. wound. ∞ ^heorudolg$

~drēor m. blood. ∞ ^heorudrēor$

~drēorig blood-stained ; very sad. ∞ ^heorudrēorig$

~drync m. blood. ∞ ^heorudrync$

~fæþm m. deadly gripe. ∞ ^heorufæþm$

~gīfre very fierce. ∞ ^heorugīfre$

~græ̂dig very fierce. ∞ ^heorugrædig$

~grimm very fierce. ∞ ^heorugrimm$

~hōciht with formidable hooks or barbs. ∞ ^heoruhōciht$

~scearp very sharp. ∞ ^heoruscearp$

~sceorp n. armour. ∞ ^heorusceorp$

~sięrce f. coat of mail. ∞ ^heorusięrce$

~swealwe f. hawk. ∞ ^heoruswealwe$

~swęng m. sword-stroke. ∞ ^heoruswęng$

~wæ̂pen n. weapon, sword. ∞ ^heoruwæpen$

~weallende boiling fiercely. ∞ ^heoruweallende$

~wearg m. bloodthirsty wolf (?). ∞ ^heoruwearg$

~word n. fierce word. ∞ ^heoruword$

~wulf m. warrior. ∞ ^heoruwulf$

hēow = hīw. ∞ ^hēow$

hēr av. here : ~ on lande in this country — ~ geond in this neighbourhood | time at this date || ~æfter hereafter. ~ b(e)ufan before this, (mentioned) above, &c. ∞ ^hēr$

~būende † dweller on earth. ∞ ^hērbūende$

~cyme † m. advent (of Christ). ∞ ^hērcyme$

hęrian (hęr|ian), A. hęrgan praise. ∞ ^hęrian$ ^hęrgan$

~enes f. praise. ∞ ^hęrenes$

~gere m. praiser lN. ∞ ^hęrgere$

~igendlic praiseworthy. ∞ ^hęrigendlic$

~igendlīce av. praiseworthily. ∞ ^hęrigendlīce$

~ung, ~iung, ~ing f. praise. ∞ ^hęrung$

herian = hęrgian. ∞ ^herian$

hercnian = heorcnian. ∞ ^hercnian$

hęre m., pl. hęr(g)as army, predatory troop, band of thieves — se ~ the Danish army; devastation; battle; multitude, body of people. ∞ ^hęre$ ^hęrgas$ ^hęras$

~bēacen n. banner; lighthouse. ∞ ^hęrebēacen$

~bīeme † f. trumpet. ∞ ^hęrebīeme$

~blēaþ † cowardly. ∞ ^hęreblēaþ$

~brōga † m. terror of war. ∞ ^hęrebrōga$

~byrne † f. corslet. ∞ ^hęrebyrne$

~cięrm † m. war-cry. ∞ ^hęrecięrm$

~cumbol † n. military signal. ∞ ^hęrecumbol$

~cyst † f. warlike troop. ∞ ^hęrecyst$

~feld † m. battlefield. ∞ ^hęrefeld$

~feoh n. booty. ∞ ^hęrefeoh$

~fēþa † m. martial band. ∞ ^hęrefēþa$

~flīema † m. deserter, fugitive from battle. ∞ ^hęreflīema$

~folc † n. army. ∞ ^hęrefolc$

~fugol † m. eagle, bird of prey. ∞ ^hęrefugol$

~gang m. invasion. ∞ ^hęregang$

hęregeat (hęre-geat), hergeat n., gen. pl. fn. ~geat(w)a, ~geat(w)e, ~geatu military equipment; heriot. ∞ ^hęregeat$ ^hęrgeat$

~land n. heriot-land. ∞ ^hęregeatland$

hęregiėld (hęre|giėld) n. war-tax, Danegeld. ∞ ^hęregiėld$

~grima † m. helmet. ∞ ^hęregrima$

~hand f. hostile hand or power (!). ∞ ^hęrehand$

~hlōþ † f. hostile troop. ∞ ^hęrehlōþ$

~hȳþ, -hūþ f. plunder, booty. ∞ ^hęrehȳþ$

~lāf f. remnant of an army; spoil, plunder. ∞ ^hęrelāf$

~lic martial. ∞ ^hęrelic$

~mæcg † m. warrior, man. ∞ ^hęremæcg$

~mægen † n. army ; multitude. ∞ ^hęremægen$

~mæþel † n. national assembly. ∞ ^hęremæþel$

~mann m. soldier. ∞ ^hęremann$

~nętt † n. corslet. ∞ ^hęrenętt$

~nīþ † m. hostility. ∞ ^hęrenīþ$

~pād † f. coat of mail. ∞ ^hęrepād$

~pæþ, hęrpoþ, -aþ m. (main) road. ∞ ^hęrepæþ$

~rǣs m. predatory attack. ∞ ^hęrerǣs$

~rǣswa † m. general, chief. ∞ ^hęrerǣswa$

~rēaf n. plunder, booty coll. and in pl. ∞ ^hęrerēaf$

~rinc † m. warrior. ∞ ^hęrerinc$

~sceaft † m. spear. ∞ ^hęresceaft$

~sceorp † n. armour. ∞ ^hęresceorp$

~searo n. stratagem. ∞ ^hęresearo$

~sięrce † f. corslet. ∞ ^hęresięrce$

~sīþ † m. military expedition. ∞ ^hęresīþ$

~spēd † f. success in war. ∞ ^hęrespēd$

~stræ̂l † m. arrow. ∞ ^hęrestræl$

~stræ̂t f. main road, highway. ∞ ^hęrestræt$

~swēg † m. martial sound. ∞ ^hęreswēg$

~tēam m. joining a predatory band ; devastation, plunder, spoil. ∞ ^hęretēam$

~tīema m. general, prince; superior, ruler. ∞ ^hęretīema$

~toga m. general; leader of a people, duke. ∞ ^hęretoga$

~þrēat m. warlike troop. ∞ ^hęreþrēat$

~þrymm m. phalanx (!). ∞ ^hęreþrymm$

~wæ̂d † f. armour. ∞ ^hęrewæd$

~wæ̂pen † n. weapon. ∞ ^hęrewæpen$

~wæsm † (?). ∞ ^hęrewæsm$

~wǣþa † m. warrior. ∞ ^hęrewǣþa$

~weg m. main road. ∞ ^hęreweg$

~weorc † n. warlike deed. ∞ ^hęreweorc$

~wīc npl. camp. ∞ ^hęrewīc$

~wīsa † m. general. ∞ ^hęrewīsa$

~wōp † m. cry of an army. ∞ ^hęrewōp$

~wōsa † m. warrior. ∞ ^hęrewōsa$

~wulf † m. warrior. ∞ ^hęrewulf$

hęrebeorgian (hęre-beorgian) take up one’s quarters L. ∞ ^hęrebeorgian$

hęrefang (hęre-fang)*, -fong (m.) osprey. ∞ ^hęrefang$

hęre-, see hęrian praise. ∞ ^hęre$

~lof n. fame. ∞ ^hęrelof$

~word n. fame, reputation. ∞ ^hęreword$

hęrgian (hęrg|ian) make war, make raid; ravage ; carry off captive [hęre]. ∞ ^hęrgian$

~oþ m. plundering, making war. ∞ ^hęrgoþ$

~ung f. making war, invasion ; devastation; plunder; booty; harrowing (of hell). ∞ ^hęrgung$

herþan (herþ|an) pl. testicles. ∞ ^herþan$

~bęlig m. scrotum. ∞ ^herþbęlig$

hęte m. hate, malice, persecution, punishment [hatian]. ∞ ^hęte$

~grimm † fierce, cruel. ∞ ^hętegrimm$

~lic hostile, malignant; violent, excessive. ∞ ^hętelic$

~līce av. fiercely ; violently, excessively. ∞ ^hętelīce$

~nīþ † m. enmity, malice; wickedness. ∞ ^hętenīþ$

~rōf † hostile. ∞ ^hęterōf$

~rūn † f. charm causing mischief. ∞ ^hęterūn$

~spræ̂c † f. hostile speech. ∞ ^hętespræc$

~swęng † m. hostile blow. ∞ ^hęteswęng$

~þanc † m. hostility. ∞ ^hęteþanc$

~þancol † hostile. ∞ ^hęteþancol$

hętlen † hostile. ∞ ^hętlen$

hętol, ha- hostile, fierce. ∞ ^hętol$

hętend, hęttend † m. enemy. ∞ ^hętend$

hī = hīe they. ∞ ^hī$

hīcemāse (hīce-māse) f. blue titmouse. ∞ ^hīcemāse$

hīd, hīgid f. a measure of land, hide [hīwa]. ∞ ^hīd$

~giėld n. hide-tax. ∞ ^hīdgiėld$

~mæ̂lum av. by hides. ∞ ^hīdmælum$

hider av. hither: wīsdōm ~ on land sohte in this country — ~ and þider in different directions. cpv. ~or nearer. ∞ ^hider$

~cyme m. arrival, advent (of Christ). ∞ ^hidercyme$

~geond av. thither. ∞ ^hidergeond$

~ryne directed hither Gl. ∞ ^hiderryne$

~weard I. coming here. II. av. hither. ∞ ^hiderweard$

hidres av. — ~ þidres in different directions. ∞ ^hidres$

hīe I. they. II. her a. ∞ ^hīe$

hīen*, A. hēan vb., ptc. gehēd, ȳ exalt [hēah]. ∞ ^hīen$

hīeg n. hay ; fresh-cut grass ; grass [hēawan]. See hei-. ∞ ^hīeg$

~hūs n. hay-house. ∞ ^hīeghūs$

gehiege*, lKt. ei once (n.) meadow. Cp. gehæg. ∞ ^gehiege$

hīehþo, hēah- height, above; glory [hēah]. ∞ ^hīehþo$

gehięld nf., A. ǣ watching ; observance (of festival); protection ; guardian ; secret place. Cp. geheald. ∞ ^gehięld$

~nes f. guarding, observance. ∞ ^gehięldnes$

hięldan (hięld|an) bend, incline, bend down, bow intr., tr., and rfl. [heald]. ∞ ^hięldan$ ^hyldan$

~ing f. bending, curvature. ∞ ^hięlding$

hięlf m. handle. ∞ ^hięlf$

hięlfling*, ę m. farthing lN. [healf]. ∞ ^hięlfling$

hięlto f. lameness [healt]. ∞ ^hięlto$

hīenan (hīen|an) fell, strike down; bring to subjection, domineer over; humble, humiliate; treat with contempt, insult; condemn ; ill-treat, afflict, injure, destroy [hēan]. ∞ ^hīenan$

~nes f. ill-treating, proscription. ∞ ^hīennes$

hiene = hine. ∞ ^hiene$

hīenþ, hīenþo f. ignominy, humiliation ; harm, injury, mischief; loss [hēan]. ∞ ^hīenþ$ ^hȳnþ$

hīepe f. heap [hēap]. ∞ ^hīepe$

hīepel m. heap. ∞ ^hīepel$

hiera of them. ∞ ^hiera$

hīera = hīerra higher. ∞ ^hīera$

hīeran (hīer|an) wa. hear; hear mentioned, hear of | wd. listen to, pay attention to; obey, follow; minister. Always ge- in W. in the above meanings || w. tō, intō, inn on belong, appertain. Never ge- in this meaning. ∞ ^hīeran$

~a m. subject. ∞ ^hīera$

~mann, ~emann, hyrig- m. subject, subordinate, parishioner. ∞ ^hīermann$

~ing f. hearing. ∞ ^hīering$

hīereborg (hīere-borg) = hyre-. ∞ ^hīereborg$

hīernes f. obedience, allegiance, subjection ; parish. ∞ ^hīernes$

gehīernes f. hearing ; obedience. ∞ ^gehīernes$

(ge)hīersum obedient wd. ∞ ^gehīersum$

~ian wd. obey; tr. reduce to subjection. ∞ ^gehīersumian$

~nes f. obedience; subjection. ∞ ^gehīersumnes$

hięrdan (hięrd|an) tr. harden ; make firm, brace up ; also fig. [heard]. ∞ ^hięrdan$

~ung f. strengthening. ∞ ^hięrdung$

hierde, A. eo m. shepherd; guardian, keeper; pastor [heord]. ∞ ^hierde$ ^hyrde$

~bęlig m. shepherd’s pouch. ∞ ^hierdebęlig$

~bōc f. pastoral book. ∞ ^hierdebōc$

~cnapa m. shepherd-boy. ∞ ^hierdecnapa$

~lēas without a shepherd. ∞ ^hierdelēas$

~lic pastoral. ∞ ^hierdelic$

~mann m. shepherd. ∞ ^hierdemann$

~wyrt f. a plant. ∞ ^hierdewyrt$

(ge)hierdnes f. guard, watch. ∞ ^gehierdnes$

hierdrǣden = heord-. ∞ ^hierdrǣden$

hiere = hire. ∞ ^hiere$

hīere †, ēo safe, pleasant, good. ∞ ^hīere$ ^hēore$ ^hēoru$

hīera, hīerra cpv. of hēah. ∞ ^hīera$

hięrstan (hięrst|an) fry. ∞ ^hięrstan$

~e f. frying-pan. ∞ ^hięrste$

~epanne, hearste- f. frying-pan. ∞ ^hięrstepanne$

hięrsting f. frying. ∞ ^hięrsting$

~hlāf m. crust. ∞ ^hięrstinghlāf$

~panne f. frying-pan. ∞ ^hięrstingpanne$

hiertan cherish ; encourage; rfl. take heart [heorte]. ∞ ^hiertan$

hierten*, y, eo of a stag [heorot]. ∞ ^hierten$

hięrwan (hięrw|an), -ian despise ; deride; blaspheme; condemn ; injure. ∞ ^hięrwan$

~end m. blasphemer. ∞ ^hięrwend$

~endlic contemptible. ∞ ^hięrwendlic$

~endlīce av. with contempt. ∞ ^hięrwendlīce$

~ing f. blasphemy. ∞ ^hięrwing$

~nes f. contempt, reproach. ∞ ^hięrwnes$

hīewestān (hīewe-stān) m. hewn stone [hēawan]. ∞ ^hīewestān$

hīewet, hīewett n. cutting. ∞ ^hīewet$

hīg = hīe. ∞ ^hīg$

hīgian strive for, be intent on. ∞ ^hīgian$

hīgid = hīd. ∞ ^hīgid$

hīgna gpl. of hīwa. ∞ ^hīgna$

higora m., higere f. magpie or woodpecker. ∞ ^higora$

hīgþ f. effort Gl. [hīgian]. ∞ ^hīgþ$

hilhāma (hil-hāma) = hylle- grasshopper. ∞ ^hilhāma$

hild † f. war, battle. ∞ ^hild$

~będd n. death-bed. ∞ ^hildbędd$

~ęgesa m. terror of war. ∞ ^hildęgesa$

~fram brave. ∞ ^hildfram$

~freca, ~efreca m. warrior. ∞ ^hildfreca$

~fruma m. war-chief, general. ∞ ^hildfruma$

~lata m. coward. ∞ ^hildlata$

~stapa m. warrior. ∞ ^hildstapa$

~þracu f. battle. ∞ ^hildþracu$

hildebill (hilde|bill) n. sword. ∞ ^hildebill$

~bord n. shield. ∞ ^hildebord$

~calla m. war-herald (?). ∞ ^hildecalla$

~corþor n. warlike troop. ∞ ^hildecorþor$

~cyst f. valour. ∞ ^hildecyst$

~dēofol n. devil, demon. ∞ ^hildedēofol$

~dēor brave. ∞ ^hildedēor$

~freca m. warrior. ∞ ^hildefreca$

~frōfor f. sword. ∞ ^hildefrōfor$

~geatwe fpl. armour. ∞ ^hildegeatwe$

~giėcel m. drop of blood. ∞ ^hildegiėcel$ ^hildegicel$

~gięst m. enemy. ∞ ^hildegięst$

~græ̂dig eager for battle. ∞ ^hildegrædig$

~grāp f. hostile grasp. ∞ ^hildegrāp$

~hlęmm m. crash of battle or ~hlęmma m. warrior. ∞ ^hildehlęmm$

~lēoma m. sword. ∞ ^hildelēoma$

~lēoþ n. war-song. ∞ ^hildelēoþ$

~mæcg m. warrior. ∞ ^hildemæcg$

~mēce m. sword. ∞ ^hildemēce$

~næ̂dre f. arrow. ∞ ^hildenædre$

~pīl m. arrow, dart. ∞ ^hildepīl$

~rǣs m. charge, onslaught. ∞ ^hilderǣs$

~rand m. shield. ∞ ^hilderand$

~rinc m. warrior. ∞ ^hilderinc$

~sæd wearied with battle. ∞ ^hildesæd$

~sceorp n. armour. ∞ ^hildesceorp$

~scūr m. shower of missiles. ∞ ^hildescūr$

~setl n. seat in war (on horse). ∞ ^hildesetl$

~sięrce f. corslet. ∞ ^hildesięrce$

~spell n. warlike speech. ∞ ^hildespell$

~stręngo f. strength in war. ∞ ^hildestręngo$

~swāt m. hostile vapour (?). ∞ ^hildeswāt$

~swēg m. sound of battle. ∞ ^hildeswēg$

~torht brilliant in war. ∞ ^hildetorht$

~tūsc m. war-tusk. ∞ ^hildetūsc$

~þrymm m. valour. ∞ ^hildeþrymm$

~þrȳþ f. valour. ∞ ^hildeþrȳþ$

~þrymma*, ~emma m. warrior. ∞ ^hildeþrymma$

~wæ̂pen n. weapon. ∞ ^hildewæpen$

~wīsa m. chief, general. ∞ ^hildewīsa$

~wōma m. sound of battle. ∞ ^hildewōma$

~wrǣsen f. war-fetter. ∞ ^hildewrǣsen$

~wulf m. warrior. ∞ ^hildewulf$

hilman helmet, cover Gl. [helm]. ∞ ^hilman$

hilt, e nm., ~e f. hilt often pl. w. sg. meaning. ∞ ^hilt$

~ecumbor † n. ensign with hilt. ∞ ^hiltecumbor$

~lēas without a hilt. ∞ ^hiltlēas$

gehiltu npl. hilt. ∞ ^gehiltu$

hilted having a hilt. ∞ ^hilted$

him d. him, it, them. ∞ ^him$

himming = hęmming boot. ∞ ^himming$

hīna gpl. of hīwa. ∞ ^hīna$

hinan = heonon. ∞ ^hinan$

hind f. hind, female of the hart. ∞ ^hind$

~bęrige f. raspberry. ∞ ^hindbęrige$

~brēr m. raspberry bush. ∞ ^hindbrēr$

~cealf n. fawn. ∞ ^hindcealf$

~falod n. hind-fold. ∞ ^hindfalod$

~heoloþ, ~heoloþe, -hæleþ(e) f. water-agrimony. ∞ ^hindheoloþ$ ^hindhæleþ$

hindan av. from behind, behind : ~ offaran cut off retreat — æt ~ behind. ∞ ^hindan$

~weard av. at the further end. ∞ ^hindanweard$

hindema last (in time). ∞ ^hindema$

hinder av. below, deep down. on ~ down; behind (motion), backwards — on ~ gefadod ‘the cart before the horse.’ ∞ ^hinder$

~gēap cunning, underhand. ∞ ^hindergēap$

~hōc † m. stratagem. ∞ ^hinderhōc$

~ling I. m. contemptible person. II. — on ~ backwards. ∞ ^hinderling$

~scipe m. wickedness. ∞ ^hinderscipe$

~þēostro † pl. nether darkness. ∞ ^hinderþēostro$

~weard lagging, slow. ∞ ^hinderweard$

hindeweard with wrong end first (of spear). ∞ ^hindeweard$

hindrian repress. ∞ ^hindrian$

hine him a. ∞ ^hine$

hinfūs (hin-fūs) † ready to depart (die). ∞ ^hinfūs$

hingang (hin-gang) † m. departure, death. ∞ ^hingang$

hinon = heonon. ∞ ^hinon$

hinsīþ (hin-sīþ) † m. departure, death. ∞ ^hinsīþ$

~gryre † m. death-terror. ∞ ^hinsīþgryre$

hīon f. bone of head (?) LL. ∞ ^hīon$

hira of them. ∞ ^hira$

hīrd = hīred. ∞ ^hīrd$

hire her d., g. ∞ ^hire$

hīred, L. hīrd, heord m. household, family, body of retainers, court; religious community, brotherhood ; association, company [from *hīw-ræ̂d]. ∞ ^hīred$

~cniht m. young retainer, page. ∞ ^hīredcniht$

~cūþ domestic, familiar. ∞ ^hīredcūþ$

~lic domestic, familiar. ∞ ^hīredlic$

~mann m. retainer, courtier, officer. ∞ ^hīredmann$

~prēost m. chaplain. ∞ ^hīredprēost$

~gerēfa m. ex-consul (!). ∞ ^hīredgerēfa$

~wīfmann m. female member of household, female servant. ∞ ^hīredwīfmann$

~wist f. familiarity. ∞ ^hīredwist$

his of him, of it. ∞ ^his$

hit it. ∞ ^hit$

hittan come upon, find. ∞ ^hittan$

hīw, í, A. hēow n. appearance; form, shape; figure of speech ; colour ; beauty. ∞ ^hīw$

~beorht † beautiful. ∞ ^hīwbeorht$

~e beautiful. ∞ ^hīwe$

~fæst beautiful. ∞ ^hīwfæst$

~lēas colourless ; shapeless. ∞ ^hīwlēas$

~lic comely. ∞ ^hīwlic$

hīw- family. ∞ ^hīw$

~cund domestic, familiar. ∞ ^hīwcund$

hīwcūþ (hīw-cūþ) familiar, intimate wd. ∞ ^hīwcūþ$

~lic domestic. ∞ ^hīwcūþlic$

~līce av. familiarly. ∞ ^hīwcūþlīce$

~ræ̂dnes f. intimacy. ∞ ^hīwcūþrædnes$

hīwgedāl (hīw|gedāl) n. divorce. ∞ ^hīwgedāl$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. family, household ; brotherhood (of monks). ∞ ^hīwrǣden$

~scipe, hīg- m. family, household ; hide of land. ∞ ^hīwscipe$

hīwian (hīw|ian) colour, paint; shape, fashion, form ; change, transform, transfigure tr. : Drihten hine (rfl.) tō menn ge~ode; figure, signify; simulate, pretend : hē ~aþ hine selfne unforhtne. ∞ ^hīwian$

~ere m. hypocrite. ∞ ^hīwere$

~ung f. form, appearance ; dissimulation, hypocrisy. ∞ ^hīwung$

hīwian (hīw|ian) marry. ∞ ^hīwian$

~ung f. marriage. ∞ ^hīwung$

hīwa, hīga m., gpl. hī(g)na member of a family, servant; monk. ∞ ^hīwa$ ^hīga$ ^hīgna$ ^hīna$

hīwen n. family, household. ∞ ^hīwen$

hīwisc n. family, household ; hide (of land). ∞ ^hīwisc$

~līce av. familiarly. ∞ ^hīwisclīce$

hladan (hlad|an) 2 load wai. — ptc. -en w. i. or g. ; put as a load, put; build up (pile) ; draw (water). ∞ ^hladan$

hlæd (n.) mound, pile. ∞ ^hlæd$

~disc m. dish. ∞ ^hlæddisc$

~hwēol n., ~tryndel m. water-wheel. ∞ ^hlædhwēol$

hlædel (m.) ladle. ∞ ^hlædel$

hlǣder, hlǣdder f. ladder. ∞ ^hlǣder$

~wyrt f. Jacob’s ladder (a plant). ∞ ^hlǣderwyrt$

hlǣfdige, ā f. mistress of a household; lady (of rank) — sēo ealde ~ the queen dowager [hlāford]. ∞ ^hlǣfdige$

gehlæg n. scorn, ridicule. ∞ ^gehlæg$

hlæhan = hlięhhan. ∞ ^hlæhan$

hlǣnan cause to lean. ∞ ^hlǣnan$

hlǣne (hlǣn|e) lean. ∞ ^hlǣne$

~ian tr. make lean, mortify (body) || intr. become lean. ∞ ^hlǣnian$

~nes f. leanness. ∞ ^hlǣnnes$

~sian make lean. ∞ ^hlǣnsian$

hlæst n. burden; freight — holmes ~† fish. ∞ ^hlæst$

~an load, freight; adorn. ∞ ^hlæstan$

~ing f. toll on loading a ship. ∞ ^hlæsting$

~scip n. trading vessel. ∞ ^hlæstscip$

hlǣw, ā m. mound, hill; cave. ∞ ^hlǣw$ ^hlāw$

hlāf m. bread ; loaf. ∞ ^hlāf$

~æ̂ta m. servant. ∞ ^hlāfæta$

~gebrece †, ~gebroc n. piece of bread. ∞ ^hlāfgebrece$

~gang m. procession with the host; participation in a meal. ∞ ^hlāfgang$

~hwæ̂te m. wheat for making bread. ∞ ^hlāfhwæte$

~lēast f. want of bread. ∞ ^hlāflēast$

~mæsse, vL. hlāmmæsse f. Lammas, first of August. ∞ ^hlāfmæsse$

~mæssedæg (~mæsse-dæg) m. Lammas-day. ∞ ^hlāfmæssedæg$

~ofn m. baker’s oven. ∞ ^hlāfofn$

~segnung, -sēn- f. blessing of bread. ∞ ^hlāfsegnung$

hlāfdie = hlæfdige. ∞ ^hlāfdie$

hlāford, -ard m. lord, patron, master — (uncre) ~as master and mistress [from *hlāfweard]. ∞ ^hlāford$

~dōm m. domination, authority; patronage. ∞ ^hlāforddōm$

~hyldo f. loyalty. ∞ ^hlāfordhyldo$

~lēas without a lord. ∞ ^hlāfordlēas$

~lic noble. ∞ ^hlāfordlic$

~scipe m. domination, supremacy. ∞ ^hlāfordscipe$

~searo n. high treason. ∞ ^hlāfordsearo$

~sōcn f. seeking service and protection of a lord. ∞ ^hlāfordsōcn$

~swica m. traitor. ∞ ^hlāfordswica$

~swice m. high treason. ∞ ^hlāfordswice$

hlāfording m. lord, master. ∞ ^hlāfording$

hlagol given to laughter. ∞ ^hlagol$

~ian, æ sound. ∞ ^hlagolian$

hlāmmæsse (hlām-mæsse) = hlāf-. ∞ ^hlāmmæsse$

hlanc lank, lean. ∞ ^hlanc$

hland (n.) urine. ∞ ^hland$

~ādl*, lond- f. strangury (?). ∞ ^hlandādl$

hlāw = hlǣw. ∞ ^hlāw$

hleahtor m. laughter, merriment; ridicule. ∞ ^hleahtor$

~bæ̂re*, leahtor- causing laughter (?) Gl. ∞ ^hleahtorbære$

~full contemptuous, scornful. ∞ ^hleahtorfull$

~lic ridiculous. ∞ ^hleahtorlic$

~smiþ † m. laughter-maker. ∞ ^hleahtorsmiþ$

hlēapan (hlēap|an) I vL. prt. pl. hlupon (leap); dance; run, go — ūt ~ become an outlaw vL. ∞ ^hlēapan$

~ere m. runner, courier; itinerant monk ; dancer. ∞ ^hlēapere$

~estre f. dancer. ∞ ^hlēapestre$

~ung f. dancing. ∞ ^hlēapung$

gehlēapan I tr. leap over; leap upon, mount (horse). ∞ ^gehlēapan$

hlēapettan leap up. ∞ ^hlēapettan$

hlēapewince (hlēape-wince) = læpe- lapwing. ∞ ^hlēapewince$

hlec leaky (ship). ∞ ^hlec$

hlecan (5) — tōsamne ~ cohere. ∞ ^hlecan$

hleda (hled|a), ~e mf. seat. ∞ ^hleda$

hlęmm m. noise, sound. ∞ ^hlęmm$

hlęmman † clash, dash (jaws together). ∞ ^hlęmman$

hlęnce † f. (link) pl. armour. ∞ ^hlęnce$

hlēo = hlēow. ∞ ^hlēo$

hleomoc, ~e mf. brooklime (a plant). ∞ ^hleomoc$

hleonian = hlinian. ∞ ^hleonian$

hlēonaþ †, ēo † m. shelter [hlēow]. ∞ ^hlēonaþ$

hlēonian † once, ēo † flourish (?) [hlēow]. ∞ ^hlēonian$

hlēor n. cheek ; face. ∞ ^hlēor$

~bān n. cheek-bone. ∞ ^hlēorbān$

~bolster † n. pillow. ∞ ^hlēorbolster$

~dropa † m. tear. ∞ ^hlēordropa$

~scamu † f. blushing. ∞ ^hlēorscamu$

~slęge m. box on the ear. ∞ ^hlēorslęge$

~torht † beautiful. ∞ ^hlēortorht$

hlēotan 7 cast lots ; obtain by lot, obtain w. g., i. ∞ ^hlēotan$

gehlēotan 7 obtain; be allotted w. tō, on d. — so also wæs gehloten was allotted. ∞ ^gehlēotan$

hlēoþor † n. sound; melody, song; voice, speaking; hearing (sense of). ∞ ^hlēoþor$

~cwide m. speaking, words, song. ∞ ^hlēoþorcwide$

~cyme m. coming with sound (of trumpets). ∞ ^hlēoþorcyme$

~stęde m. place of conference. ∞ ^hlēoþorstęde$

gehlēoþor harmonious. ∞ ^gehlēoþor$

hlēoþrian (hlēoþr|ian) make a sound ; shout, speak, utter (words) || intr. resound. ∞ ^hlēoþrian$

~ung f. utterance, reproof (!). ∞ ^hlēoþrung$

hlēow †, hlēo n. covering ; shelter, refuge; protection ; protector. ∞ ^hlēow$

~bord n. cover (of book). ∞ ^hlēowbord$

~burg f. sheltering city. ∞ ^hlēowburg$

~dryhten m. patron, lord. ∞ ^hlēowdryhten$

~fæst protecting. ∞ ^hlēowfæst$

~feþer f. sheltering wing. ∞ ^hlēowfeþer$

~lēas without shelter, cheerless (dwelling). ∞ ^hlēowlēas$

~lora m. unprotected. ∞ ^hlēowlora$

~mæ̂g m. protecting kinsman. ∞ ^hlēowmæg$

~sceorp n. dress. ∞ ^hlēowsceorp$

~stęde m. sheltered, warm place. ∞ ^hlēowstęde$

~stōl m. asylum, native city. ∞ ^hlēowstōl$

gehlēow sheltered, warm (place). ∞ ^gehlēow$

hlēowan = hlīewan. ∞ ^hlēowan$

hlēowe (?) once warm. ∞ ^hlēowe$

hlēowþ = hlīewþ. ∞ ^hlēowþ$

gehlēþa † m. companion, inhabitant [hlōþ]. ∞ ^gehlēþa$

hlid n. cover, lid; aperture [hlidan]. ∞ ^hlid$

~fæst with a lid (of cup). ∞ ^hlidfæst$

~geat n. folding-door. ∞ ^hlidgeat$

gehlid n. cover, roof. ∞ ^gehlid$

~od covered with a lid. ∞ ^gehlidod$

hlięhhan 2 laugh ; rejoice; laugh at (what is said), ridicule wg. ; smile (to show good-will), wd. of person smile upon. ∞ ^hlięhhan$

hlīep m. leap, jump [hlēapan]. ∞ ^hlīep$

hlīepe f. thing to mount (horse) from, horse-block. ∞ ^hlīepe$

hlīet- m. lot — ~as begān practise divination [hlēotan]. ∞ ^hlīet$

hlīewan (hlīew|an), ēo cover, shelter, cherish; warm || ēo become warm [hlēow]. ∞ ^hlīewan$

(ge)~ung f. sheltering, shelter. ∞ ^gehlīewung$

hlīewþ, ēo f. covering, shelter, warmth. ∞ ^hlīewþ$

hlīfian stand high, tower. ∞ ^hlīfian$

hlīgan give a reputation for (wisdom) wag., attribute to. ∞ ^hlīgan$

hlimman 3 resound, clang, roar (of sea), make a sound. ∞ ^hlimman$

hlimme † f. torrent. ∞ ^hlimme$

hlin † a tree. ∞ ^hlin$

hlinbędd (hlin|będd) † n. couch. ∞ ^hlinbędd$

~duru † f. door. ∞ ^hlinduru$

~ręced † n. prison. ∞ ^hlinręced$

~scua, ~scuwa † m. darkness of a prison. ∞ ^hlinscua$

hlinian (hlin|ian), eo lean; recline, lie. ∞ ^hlinian$ ^hleonian$

~ung f. leaning ; couch. ∞ ^hlinung$

hlinc m. ridge, slope, hill. ∞ ^hlinc$

hlincrǣw (hlinc-rǣw) m. turf balk (?). ∞ ^hlincrǣw$

hlīsa (hlīs|a), hligsa m. report, rumour; reputation, fame [hlīgan]. ∞ ^hlīsa$

~bæ̂re, ~ēadig renowned. ∞ ^hlīsbære$

~ēadignes f. renown. ∞ ^hlīsēadignes$

~full of good repute, famous. ∞ ^hlīsfull$

~fullīce av. gloriously. ∞ ^hlīsfullīce$

hliþ n. slope, hill-side, hill. ∞ ^hliþ$ ^hleoþu$

hloccetung f. sighing Gl. ∞ ^hloccetung$

hlosle (hlosl|e) f. sheep-fold (?). ∞ ^hlosle$

~lēan m. Ct. ∞ ^hlosllēan$

~wudu m. Ct. ∞ ^hloslwudu$

hlosnian (hlosn|ian) listen for wg.; listen in suspense, be astonished. ∞ ^hlosnian$

~ere m. listener; pupil. ∞ ^hlosnere$

hlot n. lot, allotment — sendan, weorpan ~ cast lots; portion, share [hlēotan]. ∞ ^hlot$

gehlot n. decision (?). ∞ ^gehlot$

~land n. inheritance. ∞ ^gehlotland$

hlōþ f. band of brigands or pirates ; the offence of joining such a band; †troop, multitude | booty, spoil. ∞ ^hlōþ$

~bōt f. compensation or fine incurred by member of a hloþ for offence committed by any one of them. ∞ ^hlōþbōt$

~gecrod † n. press of troops. ∞ ^hlōþgecrod$

~slięht y. homicide committed by member of a hloþ. ∞ ^hlōþslięht$

hlōþian (hlōþ|ian) plunder, take booty. ∞ ^hlōþian$

~ere m. robber. ∞ ^hlōþere$

gehlōw n. lowing, bellowing. ∞ ^gehlōw$

hlōwan (hlōw|an) I low; make a loud sound (of trumpeter). ∞ ^hlōwan$

~ung f. lowing; sound like lowing. ∞ ^hlōwung$

hlūd loud. ∞ ^hlūd$

~clipol calling loudly. ∞ ^hlūdclipol$

~e av. loudly. ∞ ^hlūde$

~nes f. clamour. ∞ ^hlūdnes$

~stefne loud-sounding Gl. ∞ ^hlūdstefne$

~swēg m. loud sound — ~e loudly. ∞ ^hlūdswēg$

hlupon occ. prt. pl. of hlēapan. ∞ ^hlupon$

hlūtor, hlūttor clear, limpid; fine (weather) ; pure. ∞ ^hlūtor$

~līce av. distinctly, clearly. ∞ ^hlūtorlīce$

~licnes, ~nes f. purity. ∞ ^hlūtorlicnes$

hlūtre, hlūttre av. brightly; distinctly, clearly. ∞ ^hlūtre$

hlūttrian become clear; make clear, purify. ∞ ^hlūttrian$

hlȳd sound [hlūd]. ∞ ^hlȳd$

gehlȳd n. noise ; tumult. ∞ ^gehlȳd$

hlȳdan make loud sound or noise ; shout; resound. ∞ ^hlȳdan$

hlȳda m. March [hlūd]. ∞ ^hlȳda$

hlȳdig garrulous Gl. [hlūd]. ∞ ^hlȳdig$

gehlyn n. noise. ∞ ^gehlyn$

hlynn m. loud sound, resonance ; clamour. ∞ ^hlynn$

hlynn f. torrent lN. ∞ ^hlynn$

hlynnan, hlynian make a loud sound; resound, roar (of sea); shout. ∞ ^hlynnan$

hlynsian make loud sound, resound. ∞ ^hlynsian$

hlysnan listen. ∞ ^hlysnan$

hlyst mf. sense of hearing; listening, attention. ∞ ^hlyst$

~an listen, hear. ∞ ^hlystan$

~end, ~ere m. listener. ∞ ^hlystend$

~ung f. listening. ∞ ^hlystung$

gehlyst hearing. ∞ ^gehlyst$

~full attentive. ∞ ^gehlystfull$

gehlyta m. companion [hlot]. ∞ ^gehlyta$

hlytta m. diviner, augur [hlot]. ∞ ^hlytta$

gehlytto fellowship lN. ∞ ^gehlytto$

hlȳttran (hlȳttr|an), -ian purify [hlūtor]. ∞ ^hlȳttran$

~ung f. purifying. ∞ ^hlȳttrung$

hnǣcan = nǣcan kill. ∞ ^hnǣcan$

hnǣgan lay low, humble [hnīgan]. ∞ ^hnǣgan$ ^gehnǣgan$

hnæ̂gan (hnæ̂g|an) neigh. ∞ ^hnægan$

~ung f. neighing. ∞ ^hnægung$

hnæpp m. cup, bowl. ∞ ^hnæpp$

hnæppan once strike (against) intr. ∞ ^hnæppan$

gehnǣst, ā n. collision, battle [hnītan]. ∞ ^gehnǣst$

hnāg bowed down, prostrate ; contemptible ; niggardly [hnīgan]. ∞ ^hnāg$ ^hnāh$

hnappian (hnapp|ian), æ doze ; sleep. ∞ ^hnappian$

~ung f. dozing, drowsiness. ∞ ^hnappung$

hnēaw stingy, niggardly wdg. ∞ ^hnēaw$

~līce av. stingily, sparingly. ∞ ^hnēawlīce$

~nes f. stinginess. ∞ ^hnēawnes$

hnęcca m. nape of neck, back of head. ∞ ^hnęcca$

hneoton = hniton prt.pl. of hnītan. ∞ ^hneoton$

hnęscian, hnęxian soften intr., tr.(?); relax vigour, yield, waver. ∞ ^hnęscian$

hnęsce (hnęsc|e) soft, tender; luxurious, delicate ; lax, feeble. ∞ ^hnęsce$

~lic effeminate. ∞ ^hnęsclic$

~līce av. laxly, gently, 1nxuriously. ∞ ^hnęsclīce$

~nes f. softness; soft part of a thing; effeminacy, want of vigour. ∞ ^hnęscnes$

hnifol m. forehead. ∞ ^hnifol$

hneofule f. forehead. ∞ ^hneofule$

~crumb, ~crump leaning over (?) Gl. ∞ ^hneofulecrumb$

hnīgan 6 intr. bend down, bow, sink down. ∞ ^hnīgan$

hnigian once bend intr. ∞ ^hnigian$

hnipian droop, bend down intr. ; be dejected, sad; doze, be drowsy. ∞ ^hnipian$

hnītan 6 tr. butt, gore; intr. come into collision, clash together. ∞ ^hnītan$

hnitol given to butting or goring. ∞ ^hnitol$

hnitu f. nit, louse’s egg. ∞ ^hnitu$

hnocc (m.) hook (?). ∞ ^hnocc$

hnoll (m.) crown of head. ∞ ^hnoll$

hnossian beat. ∞ ^hnossian$

hnot bald-headed; close-cut, pollard (willow). ∞ ^hnot$

hnutu (hnut|u) f., pl. hnyte. ∞ ^hnutu$

~bēam m. nut-tree. ∞ ^hnutbēam$

~cyrnel n. kernel of nut. ∞ ^hnutcyrnel$

hnydele = hydele. ∞ ^hnydele$

hnygela (hnygel|a), ~e mf. shred, clipping. ∞ ^hnygela$

gehnyscan once crush M. Cp. hnęsce. ∞ ^gehnyscan$

gehnyst † once contrite lK. ∞ ^gehnyst$

hnyte, see hnutu. ∞ ^hnyte$

hō = hōh. ∞ ^hō$

hōn I b prt. hēng tr. hang, hang on gallows, crucify — ptc. gehangen hung (with), adorned wi. ∞ ^hōn$

hōc m. hook. ∞ ^hōc$

~ede curved. ∞ ^hōcede$

~iht hooked. ∞ ^hōciht$

~īsern n. sickle. ∞ ^hōcīsern$

hocc m. mallow. ∞ ^hocc$

~lēaf n. mallow. ∞ ^hocclēaf$

hōcor n. derision. ∞ ^hōcor$

~wyrde derisive. ∞ ^hōcorwyrde$

hōd m. hood. ∞ ^hōd$

hof n. enclosure, dwelling, house ; temple. ∞ ^hof$

~rede confined to the house. ∞ ^hofrede$

~weard m. ædile (!). ∞ ^hofweard$

hōf m. hoof. ∞ ^hōf$

~rec n. hoof-track. ∞ ^hōfrec$

gehōfod hoofed. ∞ ^gehōfod$

hofding m. chief, ringleader vL. [Scand.]. ∞ ^hofding$

hōfe f. hove (a plant). ∞ ^hōfe$

hofer m. hump ; goitre, swelling. ∞ ^hofer$

~ede, ge~od, ~iend hump-backed. ∞ ^hoferede$

hog-, hoh-, lN. hoga-, hogo-. ∞ ^hog$

~fæst prudent, wise. ∞ ^hogfæst$

~full solicitous, anxious, sad; attended with anxiety. ∞ ^hogfull$

~fulnes f. anxiety. ∞ ^hogfulnes$

~līce av. prudently lN. ∞ ^hoglīce$

~scipe m. prudence. ∞ ^hogscipe$

hogian w. ymbe, be, or g. think about, consider, be intent on; intend, wish wg. ∞ ^hogian$

hoga thoughtful, careful lN. ∞ ^hoga$

hogu f. solicitude, care. ∞ ^hogu$

hōh, hō, pl. hō(a)s m. heel — on ~ behind; projecting ridge of land, promontory. ∞ ^hōh$ ^hō$ ^hōas$

~fōt m. heel. ∞ ^hōhfōt$

~hwięrfing f. circle (?) Gl. ∞ ^hōhhwięrfing$

~scanca m. shank. ∞ ^hōhscanca$

~seono f. heel-sinew. ∞ ^hōhseono$

~spor n. heel. ∞ ^hōhspor$

hol I. n. hole, cave, den. II. hollow — of his ~re hand hollow of hand. ∞ ^hol$

hollēac (hol-lēac) n. a plant Gl. ∞ ^hollēac$

hōl n. calumny, slander. ∞ ^hōl$

~inga, ~unga av. in vain, without cause. ∞ ^hōlinga$

~tihte f. calumny, slander. ∞ ^hōltihte$

holian hollow out. ∞ ^holian$

geholian obtain. ∞ ^geholian$

hōlian slander [hōl]. ∞ ^hōlian$

gehola † m. protector [helan]. ∞ ^gehola$

holc n. hollow, cavity. ∞ ^holc$

hold m. freeholder [Scand.]. ∞ ^hold$

hold n. carcase, dead body. ∞ ^hold$

hold wd. gracious, friendly, kind ; faithful, loyal; acceptable, pleasant. ∞ ^hold$

~āþ m. oath of allegiance vL. ∞ ^holdāþ$

~e av. graciously, loyally. ∞ ^holde$

~līce av. graciously, kindly; faithfully; attentively. ∞ ^holdlīce$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. loyalty, discharge of duty. ∞ ^holdrǣden$

~scipe m. loyalty vL. ∞ ^holdscipe$

holdian cut up, cut to pieces. ∞ ^holdian$

holen, holegn (n.) holly. ∞ ^holen$

~lēaf n. holly-leaf. ∞ ^holenlēaf$

~rind f. holly-bark. ∞ ^holenrind$

~stybb m. holly-stump. ∞ ^holenstybb$

holh n. hollow, hole. Cp. hol, holc. ∞ ^holh$

holm m. ocean, sea, water † ; land rising from water, island in river. ∞ ^holm$

~ærn † n. ship. ∞ ^holmærn$

~clif † n. cliff. ∞ ^holmclif$

~ig † of the sea. ∞ ^holmig$

~mægen † n. ocean. ∞ ^holmmægen$

~þracu † f. tossing sea. ∞ ^holmþracu$

~weall † m. rampart of water. ∞ ^holmweall$

~weard † m. coastguard. ∞ ^holmweard$

~weg † m. way over the sea. ∞ ^holmweg$

~więlm † m. surge of the sea. ∞ ^holmwięlm$

holopanne (holo-panne) f. pan Gl. ∞ ^holopanne$

holrian = heolorian. ∞ ^holrian$

holt nm. copse, wood; timber, wood. ∞ ^holt$

~hana m. woodcock. ∞ ^holthana$

holtwudu (holt-wudu) † m. copse, wood ; timber, wood. ∞ ^holtwudu$

hōn once pl. tendrils of vine (?). ∞ ^hōn$

hona = heonu. ∞ ^hona$

hōnede, ō having heels Gl. [hōh]. ∞ ^hōnede$

hoppāda (hop-pāda) m. upper garment, cope G1. ∞ ^hoppāda$

hopscīete (hop-scīete)*, -yte f. sheet. ∞ ^hopscīete$

hōp- ∞ ^hōp$

~gehnāst † n. dashing of waves. ∞ ^hōpgehnāst$

~ig †, ō † rough, running high (sea). ∞ ^hōpig$

hopian hope ; put trust in w. tō. ∞ ^hopian$

gehopp once (n.) small bag Gl. ∞ ^gehopp$

hoppian (hopp|ian) leap ; dance. ∞ ^hoppian$

~estre f. dancer. ∞ ^hoppestre$

hoppe f. ornament; small bell (?). ∞ ^hoppe$

hoppetan, hoppettan leap; throb (of wound). ∞ ^hoppetan$

hopu (f.) privet Gl. ∞ ^hopu$

hōr n. adultery, fornication. ∞ ^hōr$

~cwene f. prostitute. ∞ ^hōrcwene$

~ing m. adulterer, fornicator. ∞ ^hōring$

horian once cry out. ∞ ^horian$

gehorian spit lN. [horh]. ∞ ^gehorian$

horas pl. of horh. ∞ ^horas$

hōre f. prostitute. ∞ ^hōre$

hord nm. treasure, hoard, what is deposited. ∞ ^hord$

~burg † f. treasure-city. ∞ ^hordburg$

~cleofa, -y- m. treasury, storeroom, chamber. ∞ ^hordcleofa$

~cofa † m. chamber; †mind, thoughts. ∞ ^hordcofa$

~ern, æ n. treasury, storehouse, storeroom. ∞ ^hordern$

~fæt n. coffer. ∞ ^hordfæt$

~geat n. treasury-door. ∞ ^hordgeat$

~loca m. coffer ; †mind. ∞ ^hordloca$

~mægen † n. riches. ∞ ^hordmægen$

~māþm † m. treasure. ∞ ^hordmāþm$

~gestrēon † n. stored-up possessions, hoard. ∞ ^hordgestrēon$

~weard † m. guardian of treasure (dragon); king ; heir, first-born. ∞ ^hordweard$

~wela † m. hoarded wealth. ∞ ^hordwela$

~weorþung † f. honouring with gifts. ∞ ^hordweorþung$

~wynn † f. treasure. ∞ ^hordwynn$

hordian hoard up, store. ∞ ^hordian$

hordere (horder|e) m. treasurer, steward. ∞ ^hordere$

~wice f. stewardship vL. ∞ ^horderwice$

horeht = horwiht. ∞ ^horeht$

horh (hor|h), -u mn., g. ~(w)es, pl. ~as phlegm, mucus; filth. ∞ ^horh$

~pytt m. mud-pit. ∞ ^horpytt$

~usēaþ m. sink. ∞ ^horusēaþ$

~więll m. muddy stream. ∞ ^horwięll$

horig = horwig. ∞ ^horig$

horn m. horn, drinking-horn, cupping-horn; trumpet, horn; pinnacle, gable. ∞ ^horn$

~bæ̂re horned. ∞ ^hornbære$

~blāwere m. trumpeter. ∞ ^hornblāwere$

~boga † m. bow. ∞ ^hornboga$

~bora m. trumpeter. ∞ ^hornbora$

~fisc m. garfish, kind of pike. ∞ ^hornfisc$

~fōtede horn-footed. ∞ ^hornfōtede$

~gēap † with high or broad gables. ∞ ^horngēap$

~pīc m. pinnacle. ∞ ^hornpīc$

~ręced † n. gabled house. ∞ ^hornręced$

~sæl † n. gable hall. ∞ ^hornsæl$

~sceaþ- pinnacle lN. ∞ ^hornsceaþ$

~scip † n. beaked ship. ∞ ^hornscip$

~sęle † m. gabled hall. ∞ ^hornsęle$

~gestrēon † n. for hord- (?). ∞ ^horngestrēon$

gehornian insult (?) lN. ∞ ^gehornian$

hōrnungsunu (hōrnung-sunu) m. bastard Gl. ∞ ^hōrnungsunu$

hors n. horse. ∞ ^hors$

~bæ̂r f. horse-bier. ∞ ^horsbær$

~camb m. curry-comb. ∞ ^horscamb$

~cniht m. groom, equerry. ∞ ^horscniht$

~cræt n. chariot. ∞ ^horscræt$

~elene, ~helene f. elecampane (a plant). ∞ ^horselene$

~ern n. stable. ∞ ^horsern$

~gærstūn (~gærs-tūn) m. horse-pasturing meadow. ∞ ^horsgærstūn$

~hierde m. groom. ∞ ^horshierde$

~hwæl*, horsc- m. walrus. ∞ ^horshwæl$

~þegn, -þēn m. groom, a king’s officer. ∞ ^horsþegn$

~wægn, -wæn m. chariot. ∞ ^horswægn$

~wealh m. king’s officer. ∞ ^horswealh$

~weard f. care of horses. ∞ ^horsweard$

~weg m. bridle-path. ∞ ^horsweg$

horsian (hors|ian) provide with horses — ge~od folc cavalry. ∞ ^horsian$

horsc brisk, brave; intelligent, sagacious. ∞ ^horsc$

~līce, horx av. intelligently. ∞ ^horsclīce$

hortan pl. whortleberries, bilberries (?) Gl. ∞ ^hortan$

horu = horh. ∞ ^horu$

horig, horwig muddy [horh]. ∞ ^horig$

horiht, horwiht mucose ; filthy. ∞ ^horiht$

hos once f. pod Gl. ∞ ^hos$

hōs † f. troop of attendants. ∞ ^hōs$

hosa (hos|a) m., ~e, ~u wk. f. hose. ∞ ^hosa$

~ebęnd m. garter. ∞ ^hosebęnd$

hosp m. contumely, insult; blasphemy, contempt, cause of shame, reproach. ∞ ^hosp$

~cwide † m., -spræ̂c f. opprobrious language. ∞ ^hospcwide$

~word n. word of contempt, opprobrious language. ∞ ^hospword$

hospettan ridicule. ∞ ^hospettan$

hoss- = hysse vine-shoot. ∞ ^hoss$

hoþma † m. darkness. ∞ ^hoþma$

hrā = hrǣw. ∞ ^hrā$

hracing f. detention (?) lN. ∞ ^hracing$

hrāca (hrāc|a) m., ~e, ~u wk. f. throat. ∞ ^hrāca$

hrāca, ǣ m. expectoration; phlegm. ∞ ^hrāca$

hradian (hrad|ian), A. hr(e)aþian intr. hasten. ∞ ^hradian$ ^hreaþian$ ^hreþian$

~ung, hræding f. celerity, diligence. ∞ ^hradung$

hrade = hraþe. ∞ ^hrade$

hrǣ = hrǣw. ∞ ^hrǣ$ ^hrǣw$ ^hrā$ ^hrāw$ ^hrēaw$

hrǣcan (hrǣc|an) clear throat, spit. ∞ ^hrǣcan$

~ung f. clearing the throat, spitting. ∞ ^hrǣcung$

hræ̂ca (hræ̂c|a) m. clearing the throat. ∞ ^hræca$

~gebræ̂c n. expectoration, bronchitis Gl. ∞ ^hræcgebræc$

~tunge f. uvula. ∞ ^hræctunge$

hrǣctan, hrǣcetan (hrǣc(e)t|an) eructate. ∞ ^hrǣctan$ ^hrǣcetan$

~ung f. eructation. ∞ ^hrǣctanung$ ^hrǣcetanung$

hræd, ræd d. ~um, hradum; A. hræþ quick, swift; agile ; clever, quick ; hasty. ∞ ^hræd$

~bita m. beetle. ∞ ^hrædbita$

~fērnes f. celerity. ∞ ^hrædfērnes$

~hygdig, -hȳdig hasty. ∞ ^hrædhygdig$

~hygdignes, -hȳd- f. precipitancy. ∞ ^hrædhygdignes$

~lic short (period of time) ; premature ; sudden. ∞ ^hrædlic$

~līce av. quickly, soon, at once. ∞ ^hrædlīce$

~licnes f. quick lapse of time. ∞ ^hrædlicnes$

~mōd hasty. ∞ ^hrædmōd$

~nes f. quickness; quick lapse of time. ∞ ^hrædnes$

~rīpe early (fruit). ∞ ^hrædrīpe$

~wægn, -wæn m. swift chariot. ∞ ^hrædwægn$

~wilnes f. precipitancy, haste. ∞ ^hrædwilnes$

~wyrde hasty of speech. ∞ ^hrædwyrde$

hrædmōnaþ (hræd-mōnaþ) = hrēþ-. ∞ ^hrædmōnaþ$

hræding = hradung. ∞ ^hræding$

hræfn, e, hręmn, hręmm, æ m. raven. ~es fōt cinquefoil. ~es lēac orchis. ∞ ^hræfn$ ^hrefn$ ^hremn$ ^hremm$ ^hræmm$

~cynn n. raven-kind. ∞ ^hræfncynn$

hræfn = hæfern crab. ∞ ^hræfn$

hrægl, hrægel n. dress; armour; ship’s sail. ∞ ^hrægl$

~ciėst f. clothes-chest. ∞ ^hræglciėst$

~gefrætwodnes f. dress-adornment. ∞ ^hræglgefrætwodnes$

~hūs n. vestry. ∞ ^hræglhūs$

~scēara fpl. cloth-shears. ∞ ^hræglscēara$

~talu f. vestment-fund. ∞ ^hrægltalu$

~þegn, -þēn m. keeper of dresses. ∞ ^hræglþegn$

~gewæ̂de n. dress Gl. ∞ ^hræglgewæde$

~weard m. keeper of dresses. ∞ ^hræglweard$

~ung f. clothing, clothes. ∞ ^hræglung$

hræm, hræmn = hræfn. ∞ ^hræm$

hræn = hærn wave. ∞ ^hræn$

hrætele (hrætel|e)*, hra- f. a plant. ∞ ^hrætele$

~wyrt f. rattlewort. ∞ ^hrætelwyrt$

hræþ = hræd. ∞ ^hræþ$

hræþe = hraþe. ∞ ^hræþe$

hræþemūs (hræþe-mūs) = hrēaþe-. ∞ ^hræþemūs$

hrǣw = hrēaw raw. ∞ ^hrǣw$

hrǣ, hrǣw, hrā(w), hrēaw nm. corpse, carrion ; (living) body. ∞ ^hrǣ$ ^hrǣw$ ^hrēaw$ ^hrā$

hrāfięll (hrā|fięll) † m. slaughter. ∞ ^hrāfięll$ ^hrāfyll$

~gifre deadly Gl. ∞ ^hrāgifre$

~wērig † sore, wearied. ∞ ^hrāwērig$

~wic*, hrēaw- n. place of corpses. ∞ ^hrāwic$

hrāgra m. heron. ∞ ^hrāgra$

hramma m. cramp. ∞ ^hramma$

hramsa m. broad-leaved garlic. ∞ ^hramsa$

~cropp m. head of garlic Gl. ∞ ^hramsacropp$

hran m. smaller kind of whale. ∞ ^hran$ ^hron$

~fisc † m. whale. ∞ ^hranfisc$

~męre † m. sea. ∞ ^hranmęre$

~rād † f. sea. ∞ ^hranrād$

hrān m. reindeer. ∞ ^hrān$

hrand. ∞ ^hrand$

~spearwa m. sparrow lN. ∞ ^hrandspearwa$

hratian*, r- rush, hasten. Perhaps for hradian. ∞ ^hratian$

hratele, see hrætele. ∞ ^hratele$

hraþian = hradian. ∞ ^hraþian$

hraþe, raþe, hræþe av. quickly ; soon — swā ~ swā as soon as || spl. (h)raþost, hrædest, radost quickest, soonest — ~ is tō cweþenne (or secganne) in short. ∞ ^hraþe$ ^hræþe$ ^raþe$ ^hraþor$ ^hreþe$

hrāw = hrǣw. ∞ ^hrāw$

hrēa (f.) indigestion (?) [hrēaw]. ∞ ^hrēa$

hrēac m. heap; (hay)rick. ∞ ^hrēac$

~copp m. food given to labourers on completing a rick. ∞ ^hrēaccopp$

~męte m. food given to labourers on completing a rick. ∞ ^hrēacmęte$

hrēam m. cry, shout, shouting, hue and cry, uproar. ∞ ^hrēam$

~ig = hrēmig. ∞ ^hrēamig$

hrēaþemūs (hrēaþe-mūs), æ, hrēaþa- f. bat. Cp. hrēre-mūs. ∞ ^hrēaþemūs$

hrēaw, ēo, æ uncooked, raw. ∞ ^hrēaw$

~ian* once,prt.reawde be raw Gl. ∞ ^hrēawian$

hredmōnaþ (hred-mōnaþ) = hrēþ-. ∞ ^hredmōnaþ$

hręddan (hrędd|an) rescue, recover, save; take away wda. ∞ ^hręddan$

~ing f. deliverance; redemption ; salvation. ∞ ^hrędding$

hrēfan roof [hrōf]. ∞ ^hrēfan$

hrefn = hæfern crab. ∞ ^hrefn$

hrēmig † [ē = œ̄], ēa w. g., i. exulting; lamenting (?). ∞ ^hrēmig$

hremm = hræfn. ∞ ^hremm$

hręmman (hręmm|an) hinder w. æt ; cumber (the ground). ∞ ^hręmman$

~ing f. hindrance, obstacle. ∞ ^hręmming$

hremn = hræfn. ∞ ^hremn$

hrēo = hrēoh, hrēow aj. ∞ ^hrēo$

hrēoung, hrīung f. hard breathing, asthma. ∞ ^hrēoung$

hrēod n. reed. ∞ ^hrēod$

~będd n. reed-bed. ∞ ^hrēodbędd$

~brōc m. reedy brook. ∞ ^hrēodbrōc$

~ig reedy. ∞ ^hrēodig$

~iht reedy. ∞ ^hrēodiht$

~pōl m. reedy pond. ∞ ^hrēodpōl$

~wæter n. reedy piece of water. ∞ ^hrēodwæter$

~writ n. reed pen. ∞ ^hrēodwrit$

hrēodan* 7 — (ge)hroden † loaded, filled ; adorned wi. ∞ ^hrēodan$

hrēof rough ; scabby, leprous. ∞ ^hrēof$

~nes f. leprosy. ∞ ^hrēofnes$

hrēofl I. f. scab, leprosy. II. leprous. ∞ ^hrēofl$

~a m. leper; leprosy. ∞ ^hrēofla$

~ig leprous. ∞ ^hrēoflig$

hrēo, hrēoh I. pl. hrēo stormy, rough ; troubled (in mind); fierce. Cp. hrēow aj. II. (n.) storm; flood (?). ∞ ^hrēo$ ^hrēoh$

~lic stormy. ∞ ^hrēolic$

~mōd troubled (in mind), fierce. ∞ ^hrēomōd$

~nes f. roughness (of weather); rough weather, storm. ∞ ^hrēones$

hrēol reel. ∞ ^hrēol$

hrēorig in ruins [hrēosan]. ∞ ^hrēorig$

hrēosan (hrēos|an) 7 fall, collapse, perish; rush. ∞ ^hrēosan$

~endlic perishable. ∞ ^hrēosendlic$

hrēow I. f. penitence, repentance — ~e dōn wg. repent; regret; sorrow. II. hrēo(w) aj. sad, repentant. Cp. hrēoh. ∞ ^hrēow$

~cearig † anxious, troubled. ∞ ^hrēowcearig$

~lic, ī, ȳ pitiable, deplorable, miserable. ∞ ^hrēowlic$

~līce av. pitiably, miserably; cruelly; sadly. ∞ ^hrēowlīce$

~nes, lN. gehrēones f. penitence. ∞ ^hrēownes$

hrēow = hrēaw raw. ∞ ^hrēow$

hrēow occ.prt.of hrēowan. ∞ ^hrēow$

gehrēow n. lamentation. ∞ ^gehrēow$

hrēowan 7prt.hrēaw, ēo wd. cause sorrow, repentance, often impers. ∞ ^hrēowan$

hrēowian repent lN. ∞ ^hrēowian$

hrēowig †, ~ferhþ, ~mōd sad. ∞ ^hrēowig$

hrēowsian, ȳ, ī repent, do penance ; be sorrowful, grieve. ∞ ^hrēowsian$

hrēowsung f. repentance, penitence; grief, lamentation. ∞ ^hrēowsung$

hrępian (hręp|ian), eo, (h)ręppan touch; treat (subject). ∞ ^hrępian$

~ung f. sense of touch ; touching. ∞ ^hrępung$

hrepsung = repsung. ∞ ^hrepsung$

hrēr half-cooked, underdone. ∞ ^hrēr$

hrēran (hrēr|an) tr. move, stir, shake [hrōr]. ∞ ^hrēran$

~nes, ~ednes, ȳ f. movement, commotion ; haste. ∞ ^hrērnes$

hrēremūs (hrēre-mūs) f. bat. Cp. hrēaþe-mūs. ∞ ^hrēremūs$

gehrespan † once tear. ∞ ^gehrespan$

hrēþ † (m.) victory ; glory. ∞ ^hrēþ$

~ēadig victorious; glorious. ∞ ^hrēþēadig$

~lēas inglorious. ∞ ^hrēþlēas$

~sigor m. victory. ∞ ^hrēþsigor$

hrēþmōnaþ (hrēþ-mōnaþ), hræd-, e m. March. ∞ ^hrēþmōnaþ$

hrēþan triumph. ∞ ^hrēþan$

hrēþa m. cloak Gl. ∞ ^hrēþa$

hrēþe = rēþe. ∞ ^hrēþe$

hreþer † m. breast, womb, heart; mind. ∞ ^hreþer$

~bealo n. grief. ∞ ^hreþerbealo$

~cofa m. breast. ∞ ^hreþercofa$

~glēaw prudent, wise. ∞ ^hreþerglēaw$

~loca m. breast. ∞ ^hreþerloca$

hrīung = hrēoung. ∞ ^hrīung$

hrīcian cut, cut to pieces. ∞ ^hrīcian$

hricsc sprain (?). ∞ ^hricsc$

hrīddel (n.), hrīd(d)er coarse sieve. ∞ ^hrīddel$ ^hrīdder$ ^hrīder$

hrīdrian sift. ∞ ^hrīdrian$

hrīefing f. scab [hrēof]. ∞ ^hrīefing$

hrīefþo f. scurf [hrēof]. ∞ ^hrīefþo$

hrīeman make loud sound ; shout, call, cry out; wail, lament || exult [hrēam, hrēmig]. ∞ ^hrīeman$

gehrīered destroyed Gl. ∞ ^gehrīered$

hrif n. womb ; interior of body; stomach. ∞ ^hrif$

~tēung f. stomach-ache. ∞ ^hriftēung$

~wærc m. stomach-ache. ∞ ^hrifwærc$

~wund wounded in the stomach. ∞ ^hrifwund$

gehrifian bring forth (young). ∞ ^gehrifian$

gehrifnian tear, seize. ∞ ^gehrifnian$

hrīm m. rime, hoarfrost. ∞ ^hrīm$

~ceald † icy cold. ∞ ^hrīmceald$

~giėcel † m. icicle. ∞ ^hrīmgiėcel$

hrīmig rimy. ∞ ^hrīmig$

~heard † hard-frozen. ∞ ^hrīmigheard$

hrīnan (hrīn|an) 6 w. g., i., a. touch. ∞ ^hrīnan$

~ung f. touch lN. ∞ ^hrīnung$

hrindan 3 thrust. ∞ ^hrindan$

hrine m. touch. ∞ ^hrine$

hrinenes, hrinennes, ge- f. touch, contact. ∞ ^hrinenes$

hring m. ring, gold ring, fetter, link; circle ; circuit (of year). ∞ ^hring$

~bān m. circular bone Gl. ∞ ^hringbān$

~boga † m. serpent. ∞ ^hringboga$

~fāg circle-spotted. ∞ ^hringfāg$

~finger m. third finger. ∞ ^hringfinger$

~īren † n. steel rings of corslet. ∞ ^hringīren$

~loca † m. corslet. ∞ ^hringloca$

~mæ̂l †, ~mæ̂led † adorned with rings. ∞ ^hringmæl$

~męre † m. bath. ∞ ^hringmęre$

~naca † m. ring-prowed ship. ∞ ^hringnaca$

~nętt † n. corslet. ∞ ^hringnętt$

~sęle † m. hall in which gold rings are stored or distributed. ∞ ^hringsęle$

~setl n. circus Gl. ∞ ^hringsetl$

~sittende sitting round Gl. ∞ ^hringsittende$

~þęgu † f. receiving rings. ∞ ^hringþęgu$

~weorþung † f. honour of receiving gold rings. ∞ ^hringweorþung$

~gewindla m. globe, sphere Gl. ∞ ^hringgewindla$

~wīse f. circular form. ∞ ^hringwīse$

hringan ring tr. and intr., resound. ∞ ^hringan$

hringe f. ring (to lift with). ∞ ^hringe$

hringed made of rings or links. ∞ ^hringed$

~stęfna † ring-prowed (ship). ∞ ^hringedstęfna$

hris n. twig. ∞ ^hris$

~iht bushy. ∞ ^hrisiht$

hrisian shake tr. ∞ ^hrisian$

hrīscan = hrȳscan. ∞ ^hrīscan$

hrisel, ī † m. shuttle [hrisian]. ∞ ^hrisel$

hristende (hrist|ende) creaking. ∞ ^hristende$

~ung f. noise (in throat) (?). ∞ ^hristung$

hristle (hristl|e) f. rattle. ∞ ^hristle$

~ian rattle, creak. ∞ ^hristlian$

hriþ m. fever. ∞ ^hriþ$

~ādl f. fever. ∞ ^hriþādl$

hrīþ † f. storm. ∞ ^hrīþ$

hrīþ- = hriþer-. ∞ ^hrīþ$

~fald m. cattle-pen. ∞ ^hrīþfald$

hriþian (hriþ|ian) have fever, be feverish. ∞ ^hriþian$

~ing f. fever. ∞ ^hriþing$

hrīþer, y n. ox, bull, cow, pl. cattle. See hrīþ-. ∞ ^hrīþer$

~en of cattle, of ox. ∞ ^hrīþeren$

~frēols m. cattle-festival Gl. ∞ ^hrīþerfrēols$

~hēawere m. butcher. ∞ ^hrīþerhēawere$

~heord f. herd of cattle. ∞ ^hrīþerheord$

~hierde, hrīþh- m. cowherd, herds-man. ∞ ^hrīþerhierde$

hrōc m. rook. ∞ ^hrōc$

(ge)hroden, see hrēodan. ∞ ^gehroden$

hroden † = *roden reddened. ∞ ^hroden$

hrōf m. roof, ceiling ; summit, top; roof (of mouth); sky, heaven. ∞ ^hrōf$

~fæst with a firm roof. ∞ ^hrōffæst$

~lēas roofless. ∞ ^hrōflēas$

~sęle † m. roofed hall. ∞ ^hrōfsęle$

~stān m. roof-tile. ∞ ^hrōfstān$

~tigel f. roof-tile. ∞ ^hrōftigel$

~timber n. roof-timber. ∞ ^hrōftimber$

~wyrhta m. roof-builder. ∞ ^hrōfwyrhta$

hrōp m. clamour, lamentation. ∞ ^hrōp$

hrōpan † I shout, utter loud cries, howl, scream. ∞ ^hrōpan$

gehror n. ruin [hrēosan]. ∞ ^gehror$

hrōr capable of motion, vigorous, strong. ∞ ^hrōr$

hroren ptc. of hrēosan. ∞ ^hroren$

gehrorenes, gehrorennes f. ruin. ∞ ^gehrorenes$

hrōst (m.) perch. ∞ ^hrōst$

~bēag † m. woodwork of roof. ∞ ^hrōstbēag$

hrot, r- m. thick fluid, scum. ∞ ^hrot$

hrōþor † m., d. ~, hrōþre solace, joy, benefit. ∞ ^hrōþor$

~lēas joyless. ∞ ^hrōþorlēas$

hrūm (m.) soot. ∞ ^hrūm$

~ig sooty. ∞ ^hrūmig$

hrung † f. pole (?). ∞ ^hrung$

hrungeattorr † (?). ∞ ^hrungeattorr$

hrūse †, ū † f. earth, ground. ∞ ^hrūse$

gehrusl = gehrūxl. ∞ ^gehrusl$

hrūtan 7 snore; resound. ∞ ^hrūtan$

gehrūxl, -ūsl n. noise [hrȳscan]. ∞ ^gehrūxl$

hrycg m. back; ridge, top, surface. ∞ ^hrycg$

~bān m. backbone, spine. ∞ ^hrycgbān$

~bræ̂dan pl. flesh on both sides of the spine. ∞ ^hrycgbrædan$

~hæ̂r n. hair from animal’s back. ∞ ^hrycghær$

~hrægl n. mantle. ∞ ^hrycghrægl$

~mearg n. spinal marrow. ∞ ^hrycgmearg$

~meargliþ (~mearg-liþ) n. spine. ∞ ^hrycgmeargliþ$

~ribb n. rib Gl. ∞ ^hrycgribb$

~riple = ~brǣdan Gl. ∞ ^hrycgriple$

~weg m. ridge-way. ∞ ^hrycgweg$

hryding f. clearing, cleared land. ∞ ^hryding$

hryre I. m. fall; destruction, ruin. II. aj. perishable [hrēosan]. ∞ ^hryre$

hrȳscan*, i creak [gehrūxl]. ∞ ^hrȳscan$

hryþig † once in ruins (building). ∞ ^hryþig$

hryþþa = ryþþa. ∞ ^hryþþa$

hrȳwlic = hrēowlic. ∞ ^hrȳwlic$

hū av. dir. interr. how; what! indir. interr. how, gen. w. indc., also w. sbj. | intens. w. ajs. and avs. how, w. cpv. the : lufode hine leng hū geornor | wg. hū gēares hit sīe according to the time of year. ∞ ^hū$

~hwega, -o, ~hugu av. about (quantity). ∞ ^hūhwega$

~lic of what kind in dir. and indir. interr. ∞ ^hūlic$

~meta av. how. ∞ ^hūmeta$

gehū av. somehow or other. ∞ ^gehū$

hūdenian shake. ∞ ^hūdenian$

hūfe (hūf|e) f. head-covering, hood. ∞ ^hūfe$

~ian tr. put hood on (a person). ∞ ^hūfian$

hui, huig interj. ∞ ^hui$

huilpe = hwilpe. ∞ ^huilpe$

hulc m. shed; hut || light ship. ∞ ^hulc$

hulfestre f. plover Gl. ∞ ^hulfestre$

hulu f. husk [helan]. ∞ ^hulu$

hūn- (m.) cub*. ∞ ^hūn$

~spora m. spike (?) Gl. ∞ ^hūnspora$

~þȳrel n. hole in mast-head through which the halyard went. ∞ ^hūnþȳrel$

hund m. dog, also as term of abuse. ~es pēo dog’s parasite. ~es cwelcan berries of the wayfaring tree. ~es flēoge dog’s parasite. ~es hēafod snapdragon. ~es lūs dog’s parasite. ~es micge, ~es tunge cynoglossum (a plant). ~es wyrm dog's worm. ∞ ^hund$

~lic doglike, canine. ∞ ^hundlic$

~wealh m. dog-keeper. ∞ ^hundwealh$

hund n. hundred. ∞ ^hund$

~feald hundredfold, hundred. ∞ ^hundfeald$

~wintre a hundred years old. ∞ ^hundwintre$

hundeahtatig (hund·eahtatig) eighty. ∞ ^hundeahtatig$

~wintre eighty years old. ∞ ^hundeahtatigwintre$

hundendlufontig (hund·endlufontig), -endleftig, -ænd- hundred and ten. ∞ ^hundendlufontig$

~oþa, -ælleftig- hundred and tenth. ∞ ^hundendlufontigoþa$

hundnigontig (hund·nigontig) ninety. ∞ ^hundnigontig$

~oþa, -nigontēoþa ninetieth. ∞ ^hundnigontigoþa$

~wintre ninety years old. ∞ ^hundnigontigwintre$

hundred, -od, -yd, lN. hundraþ n. hundred; group of a hundred ; a territorial division, hundred. ~es ealdor president of hundred (district); centurion. ~es mann president of hundred (district). ∞ ^hundred$

~mann m. centurion. ∞ ^hundredmann$

~gemōt n. assembly of the hundred. ∞ ^hundredgemōt$

~pęning m. tax for support of the chief of the hundred. ∞ ^hundredpęning$

hundseofontig (hund·seofontig), lN. unsefuntig seventy. ∞ ^hundseofontig$

~feald seventy-fold. ∞ ^hundseofontigfeald$

~oþa seventieth. ∞ ^hundseofontigoþa$

~wintre seventy years old. ∞ ^hundseofontigwintre$

hundtēontig (hund·tēontig) hundred. ∞ ^hundtēontig$

~feald, ~fealdlic hundredfold. ∞ ^hundtēontigfeald$

~gēare a hundred years old. ∞ ^hundtēontiggēare$

hundtwelftig hundred and twenty. ∞ ^hundtwelftig$

hundtwentig (hund·twentig) hundred and twenty. ∞ ^hundtwentig$

hundtwentigwintre (hundtwentig-wintre) hundred and twenty years old. ∞ ^hundtwentigwintre$

hūne f. horehound. ∞ ^hūne$

hungor m. hunger, also met.; famine. ∞ ^hungor$

~biten suffering from hunger vL. ∞ ^hungorbiten$

~gēar n. year of famine. ∞ ^hungorgēar$

~lǣwe hungry, famishing. ∞ ^hungorlǣwe$

~lic hungry. ∞ ^hungorlic$

hungrig hungry, starving. ∞ ^hungrig$

hunig n. honey. ∞ ^hunig$

~æppel m. ball of honey (?) Gl. ∞ ^hunigæppel$

~bæ̂re honeyed. ∞ ^hunigbære$

~binn f. vessel for honey. ∞ ^hunigbinn$

~camb f. honeycomb. ∞ ^hunigcamb$

~flōwende flowing with honey. ∞ ^hunigflōwende$

~gafol n. rent paid in honey. ∞ ^huniggafol$

~smæcc m. taste of honey. ∞ ^hunigsmæcc$

~sūge, -sūce f. privet. ∞ ^hunigsūge$

~swæ̂s honeyed Gl. ∞ ^hunigswæs$

~swēte sweet as honey. ∞ ^hunigswēte$

~tēar m. honey that flows from the comb, nectar (!). ∞ ^hunigtēar$

~tēaren like nectar (!). ∞ ^hunigtēaren$

~tēarlic like nectar (!). ∞ ^hunigtēarlic$

huntian (hunt|ian) m. hunt. ∞ ^huntian$

~icge f. hunter. ∞ ^hunticge$

~igestre f. hunter. ∞ ^huntigestre$

~ung f. hunting; game, prey. ∞ ^huntung$

~ingspere (~ing-spere) †, -ig- n. hunting-spear. ∞ ^huntingspere$

hunta m. hunter. ∞ ^hunta$

huntoþ, -(n)aþ m. hunting, right of hunting; game, prey. ∞ ^huntoþ$

~faru f. hunting-expedition. ∞ ^huntoþfaru$

hup- hip [hype]. ∞ ^hup$

~bān, ~pbān n. hip-bone . ∞ ^hupbān$ ^huppbān$

~seax n. short sword. ∞ ^hupseax$

hūru av. at least, at all events, at any rate — not less than, at least (of quantity); especially ; certainly, indeed. ∞ ^hūru$

~þinga av. at least. ∞ ^hūruþinga$

hūs n. house ; household, race. ∞ ^hūs$

~bōnda, ~bunda m., f. master or mistress of house [Scand.]. ∞ ^hūsbōnda$ ^hūsbunda$

~bryce m. house-breaking, burglary. ∞ ^hūsbryce$

~brycel house-breaking Gl. ∞ ^hūsbrycel$

~bryne m. fire. ∞ ^hūsbryne$

~carl m. one of the king’s bodyguard L. [Scand.]. ∞ ^hūscarl$

~fæst having a house. ∞ ^hūsfæst$

~heofon m. ceiling. ∞ ^hūsheofon$

~hlāford m. master of a house. ∞ ^hūshlāford$

~hlēow n. house-shelter. ∞ ^hūshlēow$

~incel n. little house. ∞ ^hūsincel$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. household. ∞ ^hūsrǣden$

ge~scipe m. household, race. ∞ ^gehūsscipe$

hūsstęde (hūs|stęde) m. site of building. ∞ ^hūsstęde$

~ting n. (Danish) tribunal, meeting [Scand. hūsþing]. ∞ ^hūsting$

~wist f. household. ∞ ^hūswist$

hūsian house, receive into one’s house. ∞ ^hūsian$

gehūsa, lN. hūsa m. fellow-inmate, fellow-monk. ∞ ^gehūsa$

hūsc, hūx (n.) mockery, insult. ∞ ^hūsc$

~lic ignominious, shameful. ∞ ^hūsclic$

~līce av. ignominiously, shamefully. ∞ ^hūsclīce$

~word n. insulting word(s). ∞ ^hūscword$

hūsl n. Eucharist. ∞ ^hūsl$

~bearn n. communicant. ∞ ^hūslbearn$

~disc m. paten. ∞ ^hūsldisc$

~fæt n. sacramental or sacrificial vessel. ∞ ^hūslfæt$

~gang m. partaking of the Eucharist. ∞ ^hūslgang$

~gęnga m. communicant. ∞ ^hūslgęnga$

~hālgung f. attendance at Eucharist. ∞ ^hūslhālgung$

~lāf f. remains of Eucharist. ∞ ^hūsllāf$

~portic m. sacristy. ∞ ^hūslportic$

~þegn, ~þēn m. acolyte. ∞ ^hūslþegn$

~wer m. communicant. ∞ ^hūslwer$

hūslian (hūsl|ian) administer Eucharist or sacrament. ∞ ^hūslian$

~ung f. administration of sacrament. ∞ ^hūslung$

hūþ f. plunder, booty. Cp. hȳþ. ∞ ^hūþ$

hūx = hūsc. ∞ ^hūx$

hwā no. who in dir. and indir. interr. — wg. : ~ is mancynnes þæt ne wundrie … | indf. any one, some one, one wg. swā ~ swā whoever, if any one. See neut. hwæt. ∞ ^hwā$

gehwā no., rare neut. gehwæt, f. d., g. gehwæm, gehwæs, gehwǣre, ā any one; each one, every one, wg. each, every. ānra ~ each one. ∞ ^gehwā$

gehwǣde (gehwǣd|e) slight, small, young. ∞ ^gehwǣde$

~nes f. smallness, insignificance; subtlety, fineness. ∞ ^gehwǣdnes$

hwæder = hwider. ∞ ^hwæder$

hwæ̂g (n.) whey. ∞ ^hwæg$

hwæl m. whale. ∞ ^hwæl$

~en † once like a whale. ∞ ^hwælen$

~hunta m. whaler. ∞ ^hwælhunta$

~huntoþ m. whale-fishery. ∞ ^hwælhuntoþ$

~męre m. sea. ∞ ^hwælmęre$

hwæl = hweall. ∞ ^hwæl$

hwǣm, ā whom, what d. ∞ ^hwǣm$

ge~lic every (day) lN. ∞ ^gehwǣmlic$

hwæne whom a. ∞ ^hwæne$

hwænne = hwonne. ∞ ^hwænne$

hwæ̂r, hwār(a) av. where, whither in dir. and indir. interr. : ~ cwōm … what has become of … ? ofseah ~ hē lǣdde saw him leading. wg. ~ eorþan where in the world | indf. anywhere, somewhere. ~ … ~ at one place … at another. swā ~ swā wherever, in whatever direction. wel ~ nearly everywhere. ∞ ^hwær$ ^hwār$ ^hwāra$

gehwæ̂r, ā av. everywhere, in all directions; time on every occasion | indf. ~ … ~ in some places … in others. ∞ ^gehwær$

hwæs whose. ∞ ^hwæs$

hwæ̂san or hwēsan [ē = œ̄] I prt. hwēos wheeze. ∞ ^hwæsan$

hwæss sharp, prickly. ∞ ^hwæss$

hwæ̂st- blowing Gl. ∞ ^hwæst$

hwǣstrian (hwǣstr|ian), ā whisper, murmur. ∞ ^hwǣstrian$

~ung f. whispering, murmuring. ∞ ^hwǣstrung$

hwæt brisk ; brave, bold. ∞ ^hwæt$ ^hwat$

~līce av. quickly. ∞ ^hwætlīce$

~mōd bold. ∞ ^hwætmōd$

~nes, ge- f. quickness. ∞ ^hwætnes$

~ræ̂d † determined. ∞ ^hwætræd$

~scipe m. briskness; bravery. ∞ ^hwætscipe$

hwæt no. neut. of hwā, having similar meanings and constructions I. what; who : nāt ic ~ gē sint — wg. and indc. or sbj. : ~ eom ic manna þæt ic mihte God forbēodan? what sort of a man am I to be able to …; ~ is þinga þe biterre sīe … ?; hīe ne ācsodon ~ þāra gefarenra wǣre what was the number of the dead | indf. anything. something : lȳtles ~ a little, swelces ~ something of that sort. swā ~ swā whatever. II. av. why dir. and indir. interr. || interj. ah ! lo! well! what ! ∞ ^hwæt$

~hwāra av. somewhat. ∞ ^hwæthwāra$

~hwegu, -a, -h(w)ugu I. no. something, a little. II. av. somewhat, slightly. ∞ ^hwæthwegu$ ^hwæthwega$ ^hwæthwugu$ ^hwæthegu$

~hweguningas, -h(w)uguninges av. somewhat, a little. ∞ ^hwæthweguningas$ ^hwæthwuguninges$ ^hwæthuguninges$

hwǣte m. wheat [hwīt]. ∞ ^hwǣte$

~corn n. grain of wheat. ∞ ^hwǣtecorn$

~cynn n. (kind of) wheat. ∞ ^hwǣtecynn$

~gryttan pl. coarse wheatmeal. ∞ ^hwǣtegryttan$

~healm n. wheat-straw, -stalk. ∞ ^hwǣtehealm$

~land n. wheat-land. ∞ ^hwǣteland$

~melo n. wheat-flour. ∞ ^hwǣtemelo$

~smedema m. fine wheat-flour. ∞ ^hwǣtesmedema$

hwǣtewæstm (hwæte-wæstm) m. corn. ∞ ^hwǣtewæstm$

hwǣten wheat(en). ∞ ^hwǣten$

hwæþer I. no. which of two dir. and indir. interr. w. g. or of, often w. (þe) … þe : ~ þāra twēgra … ? ~ne of þisum twām … ? — ~ is māre þe þæt gold þe þæt tempel? | indf. one or other of two, either wg. swā ~ swā whichever (of two or more) | both (?). II. av., cj., often w. þe … (þe), dir. and indir. interr. whether w. indc. or sbj. : ~ gē willen on wuda sēcan gold ? ~ wæs his fulluht þe of heofonum þe of mannum? hē nyste self ~ hē mann wæs. befrān ~ þæs landes folc crīsten wære þe hæþen. See hwæþere cj. ∞ ^hwæþer$

gehwæþer no. wg. each (of two), both : on ~e hand on both sides (in battle). ∞ ^gehwæþer$

hwæþre, hwæþere I. av. however. þēah-þe … ~ although … yet. ~ (swā)þēah however. II. cj. = hwæþer. ∞ ^hwæþre$

gehwæþere av. nevertheless. ∞ ^gehwæþere$

gehwæþeres av. on all sides. ∞ ^gehwæþeres$

hwām d. of hwā, hwæt. ∞ ^hwām$

hwamm m. corner, angle, prominence. ∞ ^hwamm$

~stān m. corner-stone. ∞ ^hwammstān$

hwan = hwon i. of hwæt. ∞ ^hwan$

hwane a. of hwā. ∞ ^hwane$

hwanne = hwonne. ∞ ^hwanne$

hwanon, ~e av. whence. ∞ ^hwanon$

~hwegu av. from anywhere. ∞ ^hwanonhwegu$

gehwanon av. from all quarters. ∞ ^gehwanon$

hwār, hwārā = hwæ̂r. ∞ ^hwār$

hwast- eunuch lN. ∞ ^hwast$

hwāstrian = hwǣstrian. ∞ ^hwāstrian$

hwata (hwat|a) m. diviner, augur. ∞ ^hwata$

~ian practise divination. ∞ ^hwatian$

~ung f. divination. ∞ ^hwatung$

hwata (hwat|a), ~an fpl. divination, omens. ∞ ^hwata$

hwatend iris illyrica (a plant). ∞ ^hwatend$

hwaþerian, hwo- foam or surge (of sea). ∞ ^hwaþerian$

hwealf I. f. vault, arch. II. vaulted; hollow, concave. ∞ ^hwealf$

hweall*, hwal, hwall-, vE. hwæl impudent, bold. Cp. hwelan. ∞ ^hweall$

hwearf † m. crowd. The allit. requires *wearf. ∞ ^hwearf$

hwearf m. exchange ; what is exchanged [hweorfan]. ∞ ^hwearf$

gehwearf exchange — tō ~e in exchange ; vicissitude. ∞ ^gehwearf$

gehwearfnes = gehwięrfnes. ∞ ^gehwearfnes$

hwearfian (hwearf|ian), æ intr. turn, revolve, roll; wave (of banner) ; wander ; change. ∞ ^hwearfian$

~ung f. change, vicissitude; exchange, barter. ∞ ^hwearfung$

hwearft m. circuit, expanse ; lapse of time. ∞ ^hwearft$

hwearftlian = hwięrftlian. ∞ ^hwearftlian$

hwelan (hwel|an) 4 resound. ∞ ^hwelan$

~ung f. noise. ∞ ^hwelung$

hwęlian suppurate || make to suppurate. ∞ ^hwęlian$

hwelc, i, y no. w. g., aj. which (one), of what kind, what sort of dir. and indir. interr. | indf. any (one), some (one). elles ~ wg. any other. swā ~ swā whoever, whatever: swā ~e dæge swā whenever || as correl. to swelc : hit is scandlic ymb swelc tō sprecanne ~ hit þā wæs. ∞ ^hwelc$ ^hwilc$ ^hwylc$

~hwegu, ~a, -h(w)ugu no., aj. the first element inflected some (one), any (one). ∞ ^hwelchwegu$ ^hwelchugu$ ^hwelchwugu$

~hwēne, oe no., aj. lN. some (one). ∞ ^hwelchwēne$

(ge)~nes f. quality (!). ∞ ^gehwelcnes$

gehwelc no. wg., aj. each (one), every (one) — ānra ~ no. wg. each one | pl. each one, all: ~e ǣnlīpige cendon … each one singly made a declaration ; ~e hālgan every saint; ~e ōþre lāc all || indf. pl. some: Loth and ~ē ōþre þe englas gesāwon. ∞ ^gehwelc$

hwęlp m. whelp, cub. ∞ ^hwęlp$

hwęmm m. corner [hwamm]. ∞ ^hwęmm$

~dragen sloping, leaning. ∞ ^hwęmmdragen$

hwēne, oe av. somewhat, a little [hwōn]. ∞ ^hwēne$

hwēol, hweow(o)l, hweog(u)l n. wheel. ∞ ^hwēol$ ^hweowol$ ^hweowl$ ^hweogl$ ^hweogul$

~fāg having a circular decoration. ∞ ^hwēolfāg$

~rād f. rut. ∞ ^hwēolrād$

hwēop prt. of hwōpan. ∞ ^hwēop$

hweorfan (hweorf|an), u 3 intr. turn, return ; depart; wander, go; change, vary — feohtan mid ~endum sigum | onweg ~ depart, die || tr. turn, direct; change, convert (to religion). ∞ ^hweorfan$

hweorban, hweorfban (hweor(f)-ban), u n. knee-cap. ∞ ^hweorban$ ^hweorfban$

hweorfa m. whorl (of spindle). ∞ ^hweorfa$

hwēos prt. of hwæ̂san. ∞ ^hwēos$

hwęr m. kettle, cauldron; pot, basin. ∞ ^hwęr$

hwerbān (hwer-bān) = hweorf-. ∞ ^hwerbān$

hwerhwette (hwer-hwette) f. cucumber. ∞ ^hwerhwette$

hwerfian = hwearfian. ∞ ^hwerfian$

hwerflic = *hwięrflic. ∞ ^hwerflic$

hwergen av. — elles ~ elsewhere [hwæ̂r]. ∞ ^hwergen$

hwēsan, see hwæ̂san. ∞ ^hwēsan$

hwętstān (hwęt-stān) m. hone. ∞ ^hwętstān$

hwęttan sharpen ; incite [hwæt]. ∞ ^hwęttan$

hwicce f. chest. ∞ ^hwicce$

hwider, æ av. whither. swā ~ swā wherever (motion). ∞ ^hwider$

~ryne directed whither Gl. ∞ ^hwiderryne$

gehwider av. in every direction ; in any direction. ∞ ^gehwider$

hwięrfan (hwięrf|an) tr. turn ; change, transform; convert (to religion); ge- overturn, destroy || intr. turn, revolve; return; wander, go, move; change | wg. exchange, barter [hweorfan]. ∞ ^hwięrfan$

~lic*, hwerf-, hwirlic mutable, transitory. ∞ ^hwięrflic$

~nes*, hwyrf- f. giddiness. ∞ ^hwięrfnes$

ge~(ed)nes, ea f. conversion (to Christianity). ∞ ^gehwięrfednes$

~ung f. change, vicissitude. ∞ ^hwięrfung$

hwięrflan (hwięrfl|an). ∞ ^hwięrflan$

~ung*, y, æ f. wandering; period. ∞ ^hwięrflung$

hwięrftlian*, y, ea revolve; wander. ∞ ^hwięrftlian$

hwig = hwȳ. ∞ ^hwig$

hwīl f. space of time : ~dæges ; ~e, tō ~e for a time ; tō scortre ~e ; gōde ~e for a long time | period of time : ǣr dæges ~e. nū ~e just now. þā ~e meanwhile, at the same time. ~e … ~e at one time … at another. See hwīlum. þā-hwīle-þe cj. w. indc. while, correl. þā-hwīle-þe … þā hwīle while. ∞ ^hwīl$

~hwega av. for some time. ∞ ^hwīlhwega$

~stycce n. period of leisure, odd time. sum ~ for some time. ∞ ^hwīlstycce$

~tīdum av. sometimes — ~ … ~ at one time … at another; at certain times. ∞ ^hwīltīdum$

hwīlęnde, hwīlwęnde (hwīl-(w)ęnd|e), ~lic temporary, transitory. ∞ ^hwīlęnde$ ^hwīlwęnde$

~līce av. temporarily. ∞ ^hwīlęndelīce$ ^hwīleęndelīce$

hwilen transitory. ∞ ^hwilen$

hwīlende = hwīlwęnde. ∞ ^hwīlende$

hwilpe † f. a sea-bird. ∞ ^hwilpe$

hwīlum (hwīl|um), ~on av. sometimes — ~ … ~ sometimes … sometimes, now … now | some time, a little time : ~ær | formerly (?). ∞ ^hwīlum$

hwīnan 6 make shrill sound, whizz. ∞ ^hwīnan$

hwiscettan (hwiscet|tan). ∞ ^hwiscettan$

~ung f. squeaking (of mice). ∞ ^hwiscetung$

hwisprian (hwispr|ian) murmur. ∞ ^hwisprian$

~ung f. murmuring. ∞ ^hwisprung$

hwistlian = wistlian. ∞ ^hwistlian$

hwīt I. white; clear, bright; fair, beautiful. II. n. white of egg. ∞ ^hwīt$

~cwidu, ~cudu (m.) mastic Gl. ∞ ^hwītcwidu$

~fōt having white feet. ∞ ^hwītfōt$

~lēac n. onion. ∞ ^hwītlēac$

~locc †, ~loccede † fair-haired. ∞ ^hwītlocc$

~nes f. whiteness. ∞ ^hwītnes$

hwītan (hwīt|an) tr. whiten ; polish. ∞ ^hwītan$

~ian be white. ∞ ^hwītian$

hwītehlāf (hwīte-hlāf) m. wheat loaf. ∞ ^hwītehlāf$

hwītel m. cloak ; blanket. ∞ ^hwītel$

hwītingmelo (hwīting-melo) n. whiting. ∞ ^hwītingmelo$

hwītingtrēow (hwīting-trēow) n. whitten-tree. ∞ ^hwītingtrēow$

hwiþa, eo m. breeze. ∞ ^hwiþa$

hwon i. of hwæt. ∞ ^hwon$

hwōn I. av. somewhat, a little. II. no. a little (of) abs. or wg. III. aj. some, a little, few. ∞ ^hwōn$

~lic slight (quantity) ; unimportant. ∞ ^hwōnlic$

~līce av. a little, moderately, slightly. ∞ ^hwōnlīce$

~lotum av. in small quantities Gl. ∞ ^hwōnlotum$

hwonne, a, æ dir. interr. when ; indir. interr. w. sbj. and indc. when, until: sege ūs ~ þās þing geweorþen ! hit biþ lang ~ se hlāford cume | indf : nū ~ eft at some future time. ∞ ^hwonne$

hwōpan † I threaten, wdi. threaten one with. ∞ ^hwōpan$

hwōsta m. cough. ∞ ^hwōsta$

hwōstan cough. ∞ ^hwōstan$

hwoþerian = hwaþerian. ∞ ^hwoþerian$

hwurf- = hweorf-. ∞ ^hwurf$

hwurfol fickle [hweorfan]. ∞ ^hwurfol$

~nes f. fickleness. ∞ ^hwurfolnes$

hwȳ, ī I. i. of hwæt. II. av. why in dir. and indir. interr. ∞ ^hwȳ$

hwylc = hwelc. ∞ ^hwylc$

hwylca [y = e ?] m. tumour, boil Gl. ∞ ^hwylca$

hwyrfbān (hwyrf-bān) = hweorf-. ∞ ^hwyrfbān$

hwyrfepōl (hwyrfe-pōl) [ = ię or eo] m. whirlpool, eddy Gl. ∞ ^hwyrfepōl$

hwyrft m. turning, revolving; orbit (of stars), circuit (of earth) ; motion, course; return ; period, course (of time) [hweorfan]. ∞ ^hwyrft$

gehwyrft (m.) — ~ gēares anniversary. ∞ ^gehwyrft$

hȳgedryht (hȳ-gedryht) † once f. band of retainers (?). hy- = hīw-. ∞ ^hȳgedryht$

hycgan think of, be mindful of w. a. or g. or ymb; meditate (evil), plot (against) ; be intent on, determine, endeavour — w. fram be averse to; hope. Cp. hogian. ∞ ^hycgan$

hȳd f. (human) skin, skin (of animal), hide — þære ~e þolian be flogged, þā ~ forwyrcan be liable to a flogging. ∞ ^hȳd$

~giėld n. payment to escape flogging· ∞ ^hȳdgiėld$

~ig of leather. ∞ ^hȳdig$

gehȳd having a skin. ∞ ^gehȳd$

gehȳd = gehygd. ∞ ^gehȳd$

hȳdan (hȳd|an) hide, conceal; sheath (sword) ; bury. ∞ ^hȳdan$

~els hiding-place, den (of thieves), place where a thing is hidden. ∞ ^hȳdels$

gehȳdnes f. comfort, security. ∞ ^gehȳdnes$

hydele, hn- f. — hǣwen ~ a plant. ∞ ^hydele$

hȳf f. hive. ∞ ^hȳf$

gehygd, -hyd fn. mind, thought — mid ~um carefully. ∞ ^gehygd$

hygdig, hȳdig thoughtful; modest, chaste. ∞ ^hygdig$

~līce av. chastely. ∞ ^hygdiglīce$

~nes f. chastity. ∞ ^hygdignes$

hyge † m. mind, heart, mood, disposition ; courage; pride. ∞ ^hyge$ ^hige$

~bęnd m. mind-bond, natural tie. ∞ ^hygebęnd$

~blind infatuated. ∞ ^hygeblind$

~blīþe glad. ∞ ^hygeblīþe$

~clǣne pure-minded. ∞ ^hygeclǣne$

~cræft m. faculty, wisdom. ∞ ^hygecræft$

~cræftig wise. ∞ ^hygecræftig$

~fæst, ~frōd wise. ∞ ^hygefæst$

~frōfor f. consolation. ∞ ^hygefrōfor$

~gǣlsa sluggish. ∞ ^hygegǣlsa$

~gāl wanton. ∞ ^hygegāl$

~gār m. wile, device. ∞ ^hygegār$

~gēomor sad. ∞ ^hygegēomor$

~glēaw prudent, sagacious. ∞ ^hygeglēaw$

~grimm fierce, cruel. ∞ ^hygegrimm$

~lēas thoughtless, foolish, reckless Pr. ∞ ^hygelēas$

~lēast f. levity, folly, recklessness Pr. ∞ ^hygelēast$

~mǣþ — ~um reverently. ∞ ^hygemǣþ$

~mēþe mind-wearying. ∞ ^hygemēþe$

~rōf brave. ∞ ^hygerōf$

~rūn f. secret. ∞ ^hygerūn$

~sceaft f. mind, heart [Old Saxon]. ∞ ^hygesceaft$

~snottor wise. ∞ ^hygesnottor$

~sorg f. sorrow, anxiety. ∞ ^hygesorg$

~tēona m. injury, wrong, insult. ∞ ^hygetēona$

~trēow f. faith. ∞ ^hygetrēow$

~þanc m. thought. ∞ ^hygeþanc$

~þancol thoughtful, wise. ∞ ^hygeþancol$

~þrymm m. pride, courage. ∞ ^hygeþrymm$

~þrȳþ f. pride. ∞ ^hygeþrȳþ$

~þyhtig brave. ∞ ^hygeþyhtig$

~więlm m. agitation of mind, anger. ∞ ^hygewięlm$

~wlanc proud. ∞ ^hygewlanc$

hyht mf. hope ; joy, pleasure. ∞ ^hyht$

~full † joyful; pleasant. ∞ ^hyhtfull$

~giėfa † m. giver of joy. ∞ ^hyhtgiėfa$

~giėfu † f. pleasant gift. ∞ ^hyhtgiėfu$

~lēas † joyless ; incredulous. ∞ ^hyhtlēas$

~lic † joyful; pleasant. ∞ ^hyhtlic$

~līce av. joyfully. ∞ ^hyhtlīce$

~plega † m. sport, pastime. ∞ ^hyhtplega$

~willa † m. joy. ∞ ^hyhtwilla$

~wynn † f. joy. ∞ ^hyhtwynn$

gehyht n. hope, comfort. ∞ ^gehyht$

hyhtan (hyht|an) hope, confide; rejoice. ∞ ^hyhtan$

~ing f. exultation. ∞ ^hyhting$

hylc m. bend, turn. ∞ ^hylc$

gehylced spread out, diverging Gl. ∞ ^gehylced$

hyldan (hyld|an) flay, skin [hold]. ∞ ^hyldan$

~ere m. butcher. ∞ ^hyldere$

hyldo (hyld|o), hyld f. favour, grace; allegiance, loyalty — his ~a swōron swore allegiance to him [hold]. ∞ ^hyldo$

~āþ m. oath of allegiance. ∞ ^hyldāþ$

~emæ̂g † m. kinsman. ∞ ^hyldemæg$

~rǣden f. fidelity. ∞ ^hyldrǣden$

hyll mf. hill. ∞ ^hyll$

~wyrt f. pulegium. ∞ ^hyllwyrt$

hyllehāma (hylle-hāma), hilh- m. cricket, grasshopper. ∞ ^hyllehāma$

Hymbre pl. Northumbrians. Cp. Norþhymbre. ∞ ^Hymbre$

hymele f. hop-plant [Lt. humulus]. ∞ ^hymele$

hymen = ymen hymn. ∞ ^hymen$

hymlīce, hymblīce f. hymlic m. hemlock. ∞ ^hymlīce$

hynden, hyndenn f. association of a hundred men [hund]. ∞ ^hynden$

~mann m. head of a hynden. ∞ ^hyndenmann$

hyngran, -ian be hungry; impers. : hine (or him) hyngrede — ptc. gehyngred hungry [hungor]. ∞ ^hyngran$

hyngrig = hungrig. ∞ ^hyngrig$

hype (hyp|e) m. hip. See hup-. ∞ ^hype$

~bān, ~ebān = hup-. ∞ ^hypbān$

~eseax = hup-. ∞ ^hypeseax$

~wærc m. pain in the hips. ∞ ^hypwærc$

hȳr f. hire, wages; usury, interest. ∞ ^hȳr$

hȳran (hȳr|an), ~ian hire. ∞ ^hȳran$

~geoht (n.) hired yoke of oxen. ∞ ^hȳrgeoht$

~egiėlda m. mercenary, hired servant. ∞ ^hȳregiėlda$

~ling m. hireling lN. ∞ ^hȳrling$

~mann, hyrig- m. hireling. ∞ ^hȳrmann$

~oxa m. hired ox. ∞ ^hȳroxa$

ge~ung f. hiring. ∞ ^gehȳrung$

hyrian (hyr|ian) imitate. ∞ ^hyrian$

~ing f. imitation. ∞ ^hyring$

hyra = hira. ∞ ^hyra$

hȳra m. hireling, servant. ∞ ^hȳra$

hyrdel, vE. hyrþil m. hurdle. ∞ ^hyrdel$

hyre = hire. ∞ ^hyre$

hȳreborg (hȳre-borg)*, īe m. interest (on money). ∞ ^hȳreborg$

hyrnan project [hyrne]. ∞ ^hyrnan$

hyrne (hyrn|e) f. corner; angle [horn]. ∞ ^hyrne$

~full angular. ∞ ^hyrnfull$

~stān m. corner-stone. ∞ ^hyrnstān$

hyrnede (hyrned|e) horned; having a projection. ∞ ^hyrnede$

~nebba horny-beaked. ∞ ^hyrnednebba$

hyrnen of horn [horn]. ∞ ^hyrnen$

hyrnetu, vE. -itu ; L. -et, -et(t)e, pl. -yttan f. hornet [horn]. ∞ ^hyrnetu$ ^hyrnitu$

hyrst (†), vE. pl. hryste f. ornament, jewel; trappings, equipment, armour. ∞ ^hyrst$

hyrst m. copse, wood. ∞ ^hyrst$

~geard m. copse (?) Ct. ∞ ^hyrstgeard$

gehyrst f. ornament. ∞ ^gehyrst$

hyrstan adorn ; equip. ∞ ^hyrstan$

gehyrstan murmur lN. ∞ ^gehyrstan$

hȳscan, hȳxan deride; revile w. on a. [hūsc]. ∞ ^hȳscan$

hyse †, pl. hyssas m. son; youth ; man, warrior || hisse, hoss- vine-shoot Gl. ∞ ^hyse$

~beorþor Pr. n. bearing a son; young man. ∞ ^hysebeorþor$

~berþling, ~byrding f. bearing a male child. ∞ ^hyseberþling$

~cild Pr. n. male child. ∞ ^hysecild$

~rinc Pr. m. man. ∞ ^hyserinc$

~wīse Pr. f. the manner of youths. ∞ ^hysewīse$

hyspan (hysp|an) scorn, revile [hosp]. ∞ ^hyspan$

ge~endlic abominable. ∞ ^gehyspendlic$

~ing f. reviling. ∞ ^hysping$

~nes f. object of reproach. ∞ ^hyspnes$

hȳþ f. landing-place, harbour. ∞ ^hȳþ$

~giėld n. port-due. ∞ ^hȳþgiėld$

~lic of a harbour. ∞ ^hȳþlic$

~weard † m. harbour-warden. ∞ ^hȳþweard$

hȳþ booty = hūþ. ∞ ^hȳþ$

~scip n. pirate-ship Gl. ∞ ^hyþscip$

gehȳþ convenient — naht ~es hæbbe no apparatus. ∞ ^gehȳþ$

~lic convenient. ∞ ^gehȳþlic$

~līce av. comfortably (.?). ∞ ^gehȳþlīce$

~nes f. advantage. ∞ ^gehȳþnes$

hȳþan ravage, plunder. ∞ ^hȳþan$

hȳþelic convenient, suitable. ∞ ^hȳþelic$

hȳþig. ∞ ^hȳþig$

~ian facilitate. ∞ ^hȳþigian$

~ung f. advantage. ∞ ^hȳþigung$

hȳþþ f. benefit, advantage. ∞ ^hȳþþ$

gehȳþþo f. subsistence, food. ∞ ^gehȳþþo$

I

ia-, īa- — gea, gēa. ∞ ^ia$

iacintus, iacinctus m. jacinth [Lt. hyacinthus]. ∞ ^iacintus$

ic, ig I. ∞ ^ic$

icgegold (icge-gold) † once. ∞ ^icgegold$

īdæges (ī-dæges), ig- av. on the same day. ∞ ^īdæges$

īdel I. empty; empty-handed; desolate, destitute wg. ; useless, vain; unemployed, idle. II. n. frivolity; idleness ; inattention, carelessness — on ~ in vain, to no purpose. ∞ ^īdel$

~georn lazy. ∞ ^īdelgeorn$

īdelgiėld (īdel-giėld) n., ~offrung f. idolatry. ∞ ^īdelgiėld$

īdelhęnde (īdel|hęnde) empty-handed ; devoid wg. ∞ ^īdelhęnde$

~nes f. frivolity, folly; carelessness, inattention ; uselessness; idleness — on ~se in vain. ∞ ^īdelnes$

~spræ̂ce talking idly. ∞ ^īdelspræce$

ides f. virgin ; † woman. ∞ ^ides$

īdlian come to nothing, be useless. ∞ ^īdlian$

īdol nf. idol [Lt.]. ∞ ^īdol$

īe, see ēa. ∞ ^īe$

īecan (īec|an) increase ; add [ēac]. ∞ ^īecan$

~end m. increaser. ∞ ^īecend$

~estre f. increaser. ∞ ^īecestre$

~nes f. increase. ∞ ^īecnes$

īedisc*, ȳddisc (n.) furniture, household goods [ēad]. ∞ ^īedisc$

īeg f. island [ēa]. ∞ ^īeg$

~būend, ~būende † m. islander. ∞ ^īegbūend$

~clif, ecg~ † n. sea-cliff. ∞ ^īegclif$

~flota*, æg- † m. sailor. ∞ ^īegflota$

~land n. island. ∞ ^īegland$

~strēam*, ēg-, ēh- † m. sea ; river. ∞ ^īegstrēam$

~weard*, æg- † f. watch by the sea (?). ∞ ^īegweard$ ^ǣgweard$

īegoþ*, īg(e)oþ, īg(g)aþ m. island, esp. small island in river, eyot. ∞ ^īegoþ$ ^īgoþ$ ^īgeoþ$ ^īggaþ$ ^īgaþ$

ięldan (ięld|an) intr. and tr. delay, dissimulate [eald]. ∞ ^ięldan$

~end m. delayer intr. ∞ ^ięldend$

~endlic dilatory. ∞ ^ięldendlic$

~ing f. delay; dissimulation. ∞ ^ięlding$

ięldcian = ęlcian delay. ∞ ^ięldcian$

ięlde † pl. men. ∞ ^ięlde$ ^ylde$

ięldest spl. of eald. ∞ ^ięldest$

ięld, ięldo f. period, age (of the world) ; time of life, age; old age. ∞ ^ięld$

ięldra (ięldr|a) I. cpv. of eald. II. ~an pl. parents; ancestors. ∞ ^ięldra$

ięlfe pl. of ælf elf. ∞ ^ięlfe$

ięlfen*, æ, o, f. fairy [ælf]. ∞ ^ięlfen$

ięlfetu, L. ylfet(t)e f. swan. ∞ ^ięlfetu$ ^ylfete$ ^ylfette$

ięlfig* = ylfig chattering. ∞ ^ięlfig$

ięrfan inherit; demise, bequeath. ∞ ^ięrfan$

ięrfe (ięrf|e) n. inheritance; property, possession ; cattle. ∞ ^ięrfe$ ^yrfe$

~ebēc fpl. will. ∞ ^ięrfebēc$

~cwealm, ~ecwealm m. cattle-plague. ∞ ^ięrfcwealm$

~egedāl n. division of property . ∞ ^ięrfegedāl$

~efirst m. legal delay before entering on inheritance. ∞ ^ięrfefirst$

~egeflit n. dispute about inheritance . ∞ ^ięrfegeflit$

~hand f. administrator. ∞ ^ięrfhand$

~elāf f. heirloom, inheritance; heir. ∞ ^ięrfelāf$

~eland n. heritable or inherited land. ∞ ^ięrfeland$

~elēas without cattle. ∞ ^ięrfelēas$

~enuma m. heir. ∞ ^ięrfenuma$

~estōl † m. hereditary seat or dwelling. ∞ ^ięrfestōl$

ięrfweard, ięrfeweard (ięrf(e)-weard) m. heir, possessor. ∞ ^ięrfweard$ ^ięrfeweard$

~nes f. inheritance. ∞ ^ięrfweardnes$

~ian inherit, possess. ∞ ^ięrfweardian$

~wrītend, ~wrītere m. testator. ∞ ^ięrfweardwrītend$

ięrfegewrit (ięrfe|gewrit) n. will, testament. ∞ ^ięrfegewrit$

~wrītend m. testator. ∞ ^ięrfewrītend$

ięrgan dishearten [earg]. ∞ ^ięrgan$

ięrgþ, ięrgþo f. sluggishness, cowardice. ∞ ^ięrgþ$

ierlic (ier|lic) angry [ierre]. ∞ ^ierlic$

~scipe m. anger. ∞ ^ierscipe$

ięrman ill-treat, harass [earm]. ∞ ^ięrman$

ięrming, ea m. wretched one, poor wretch ; pauper ; little one. ∞ ^ięrming$

ięrmþ, ięrmþo f. misery; poverty; bodily trouble, disease ; crime. ∞ ^ięrmþ$ ^yrmþ$

iernan, A. eo ; prt. arn, A. orn 3 run ; flow (of river) ; turn intr., grind (of mill) | ūp ge~ rise, grow (of plants) Bd. ∞ ^iernan$ ^irnan$ ^eornan$

geiernan 3 coagulate. Cp. gerinnan. ∞ ^geiernan$

ierre I. n. anger. II. gone astray ; perverse ; angry. ∞ ^ierre$ ^yrre$

~mōd angry, wild. ∞ ^ierremōd$

~þweorh*, yre- angry. ∞ ^ierreþweorh$

ierringa av. angrily. ∞ ^ierringa$ ^yrringa$

iersian (iers|ian), eo be angry w. wiþ a., on a. ; make angry. ∞ ^iersian$

~igendlic passionate. ∞ ^iersigendlic$

~ung f. anger. ∞ ^iersung$

iersinga av. angrily. ∞ ^iersinga$

ięrþ, y, ea f. ploughing; crop, produce. ∞ ^ięrþ$

~land n. arable land. ∞ ^ięrþland$

~ling m. agriculturist, farmer, ploughman ; a bird. ∞ ^ięrþling$

~tilia = eorþ-. ∞ ^ięrþtilia$

iesende = gesen entrails. ∞ ^iesende$

īeþ, ēaþ cpv. of ēaþe easily. ∞ ^īeþ$

~bede exorable. ∞ ^īeþbede$

~begiėte easily obtained. ∞ ^īeþbegiėte$

~bēne exorable. ∞ ^īeþbēne$

~bylig, ~belig irritable, passionate. ∞ ^īeþbylig$

~dæ̂de easy. ∞ ^īeþdæde$

~fēre easy (road). ∞ ^īeþfēre$

~fynde † easily found. ∞ ^īeþfynde$

~georn amiable (?) Gl. ∞ ^īeþgeorn$

~giėte*, ~gete easily obtained, ready. ∞ ^īeþgiėte$

~hylde contented. ∞ ^īeþhylde$

~lǣre docile. ∞ ^īeþlǣre$

~gesīene † easily seen. ∞ ^īeþgesīene$ ^ȳþgesēne$

~więlt easily turned. ∞ ^īeþwięlt$

īeþan (īeþ|an) lay waste, ravage ; depopulate; kill. ∞ ^īeþan$ ^ȳþan$

~ung f. laying waste. ∞ ^īeþung$

īeþe † desolate, waste. ∞ ^īeþe$

īeþe (īeþ|e), ēaþe easy; indulgent, kind wd. ; mild, not attended with hardship, easy (journey). Cp. ēaþe av. ∞ ^īeþe$

~nes f. ease (of life), comfort; pleasure, satisfaction. ∞ ^īeþnes$

īeþelic, ēa easy || ēa- scanty, insignificant, weak. ∞ ^īeþelic$ ^ēaþelic$

~nes f. ease. ∞ ^īeþelicnes$

īeþelīce av. easily ; (treat subject) lightly. ∞ ^īeþelīce$ ^ēaþelice$ ^ȳþelice$

īewan (īew|an), ēow(i)an wda. show, reveal [ēage]. ∞ ^īewan$ ^ēowan$ ^ēowian$ ^ēawian$

īfegn = īfig. ∞ ^īfegn$

īfig, īfegn n. ivy. ∞ ^īfig$

~bearo n. group of ivy-clad trees (?) Ct. ∞ ^īfigbearo$

~cropp, ~croppa m. cluster of ivy-berries. ∞ ^īfigcropp$

~lēaf n. ivy-leaf. ∞ ^īfiglēaf$

~tearo n., -tara m. ivy-gum. ∞ ^īfigtearo$

īfiht covered with ivy. ∞ ^īfiht$

īl, ig(i)l m. hedgehog. ∞ ^īl$ ^igil$ ^igl$

ilca same. ∞ ^ilca$

ilce av. — swā ~ in the same way ; swā ~ swā in the same way as, as. ∞ ^ilce$

ile, y m., vE. ill n. sole of foot; callosity. ∞ ^ile$

ill = ile callosity. ∞ ^ill$

illerocu (illeroc|u)*, -acu f. crapula. ∞ ^illerocu$

ge~ad suffering from hot cockles, surfeited, crapulatus. ∞ ^geillerocad$

ilpen of an elephant [elpend, ylp]. ∞ ^ilpen$

imbe* = ymbe swarm of bees. ∞ ^imbe$

imberdling = inbyrdling. ∞ ^imberdling$

imp|a, ~e mf. shoot, graft . ∞ ^impa$

impian graft; rfl. be engaged in, ptc. associated with w. tō, on d. ∞ ^impian$

in rare in W. prp. w. a., d. (i.) of place and time in, on, among, into, during, also met. ∞ ^in$

in- A. = on-. ∞ ^in$

in- is sometimes written for un- through the confusion between un- and on- = A. in-. ∞ ^in$

ingebed (in-gebed) † once n. heartfelt (?) prayer. ∞ ^ingebed$

inbęnd (in-bęnd) mf. internal fetter. ∞ ^inbęnd$

inbetȳnednes (in-betȳnednes) f. life of a recluse. ∞ ^inbetȳnednes$

inblāwan (in-blāwan) I breathe on, inspire (!). ∞ ^inblāwan$

inboren (in-boren) native. ∞ ^inboren$

inborg (in-borg) m. bail, security. ∞ ^inborg$

inbryne (in-bryne) m. fire (!). ∞ ^inbryne$

inbūan (in-bū|an) inhabit (!). ∞ ^inbūan$

~end m. inhabitant. ∞ ^inbūend$

inburg (in-burg) f. vestibule. ∞ ^inburg$

inbyrde (in-byrd|e) born in master’s house. ∞ ^inbyrde$

~ing, ~ling, im- m. slave born in master’s house. ∞ ^inbyrding$

inc you two a., d. ∞ ^inc$

inca (inc|a) m. cause of complaint, grudge; scruple, doubt; suspicion. ∞ ^inca$

ge~fullian offend . ∞ ^geincfullian$

incęmpa (in-cęmpa) m. soldier of the same company. ∞ ^incęmpa$

incer of you two. ∞ ^incer$

incīegan (in-cīeg|an) invoke (!). ∞ ^incīegan$

~ung f. invocation (!). ∞ ^incīegung$

incit you two a. ∞ ^incit$

inclēofa (in-clēofa), -clyfa, i m. (inner) chamber; den, cave. ∞ ^inclēofa$

incniht (in-cniht) m. house-servant. ∞ ^incniht$

incofa (in-cofa) m. inner chamber; † breast, mind. ∞ ^incofa$

incoþu (in-coþu) f. internal disease. ∞ ^incoþu$

incund = innancund. ∞ ^incund$

~līce av. inwardly. ∞ ^incundlīce$

~nes f. inward conviction; sincerity. ∞ ^incundnes$

incūþ (in-cūþ) alien, strange. ∞ ^incūþ$

~līce av. sadly. ∞ ^incūþlīce$

indǣlan (in-dǣlan) impart, infuse (!). ∞ ^indǣlan$

indīepan (in-dīepan) dip, immerse (!). ∞ ^indīepan$

Indisc Indian. ∞ ^Indisc$

indryhten (in-dryhten) † aristocratic, noble, magnificent. ∞ ^indryhten$

indryhto (in-dryhto) † f. nobleness, glory. ∞ ^indryhto$

ineardian (in-eardian) inhabit (!). ∞ ^ineardian$

infær (in-fær) n. entering; place of entrance. ∞ ^infær$

infæreld (in-færeld) n. entering; place of entrance, vestibule ; interior. ∞ ^infæreld$

infangenþēof, infangeneþēof (in-fangen(e)-þēof) L. jurisdiction over thieves within a certain space. ∞ ^infangenþēof$ ^infangeneþēof$

infaru (in-faru) f. entering, invasion. ∞ ^infaru$

infeoht (in-feoht), -fiht n. attack on person by inhabitant of the same house. ∞ ^infeoht$

ingefeoht (in-gefeoht) n. civil war. ∞ ^ingefeoht$

inflēde (in-flēde) full of water (of river). ∞ ^inflēde$

ingefolc (in-gefolc) † n. native race. ∞ ^ingefolc$

infōstor (in-fōstor) n. rearing or breeding at home. ∞ ^infōstor$

infrōd (in-frōd) † very old or wise. ∞ ^infrōd$

ing the Runic letter ng. ∞ ^ing$

ingang, inngang (in(n)-gang) m. entering; right of access ; entrance-fee. ∞ ^ingang$ ^inngang$

ingęnga (in-gęnga) † m. invader. ∞ ^ingęnga$

ingēoting (in-gēoting) f. pouring in. ∞ ^ingēoting$

ingyte (in-gyte) m. infusion. ∞ ^ingyte$

inheord (in-heord) f. herd of the lord and kept on his estate. ∞ ^inheord$

inhęre (in-hęre) m. home-army, native army. ∞ ^inhęre$

inhīernes (in-hīernes) f. possession. ∞ ^inhīernes$

inhīred, innhīred (in(n)-hīred) n. household. ∞ ^inhīred$ ^innhīred$

~mann, lN. innheard- m. member of retinue, soldier . ∞ ^inhīredmann$

inhīwa (in-hīwa), -hīga m. member of household or convent, &c. ∞ ^inhīwa$

inhold (in-hold) loyal. ∞ ^inhold$

ingehrif (in-gehrif) n. womb. ∞ ^ingehrif$

ingehygd (in-gehygd), -hyd nf. mind, thoughts; conscience; understanding, intelligence, knowledge; import (of what is said). ∞ ^ingehygd$

~nes f. intention . ∞ ^ingehygdnes$

inīeddisc (in-īeddisc)*, ē (n.) household furniture. ∞ ^inīeddisc$

inięlfe, innięlfe (in(n)-ięlfe), inifli n. intestines; womb. ∞ ^inięlfe$ ^innięlfe$

inięrfe (in-ięrfe) n. household goods. ∞ ^inięrfe$

ininnan (in·innan) = on-. ∞ ^ininnan$

inlād (in-lād) f. right of inland passage; entrance-fee. ∞ ^inlād$

inlagian (in-lagian) ‘inlaw,’ restore (an outlaw) to legal rights. ∞ ^inlagian$

inland (in-land) n. demesne land, land retained by the lord instead of being let out. ∞ ^inland$

inlaþiend (in-laþiend) m. inviter (!). ∞ ^inlaþiend$

inlēgan (in-lēgan) A. inflame = *on·līegan (?). ∞ ^inlēgan$

inlęnde (in-lęnd|e) native, of natives, of one’s own country. ∞ ^inlęnde$

~a m. native. ∞ ^inlęnda$

~isc native. ∞ ^inlęndisc$

inlic (in-lic) internal; native. ∞ ^inlic$

inlīce (in-līce) av. internally; thoroughly; sincerely. ∞ ^inlīce$

inlīchamung (in-līchamung) f. incarnation lN. ∞ ^inlīchamung$

inmæþle, inmæþlae (in-mæþl(a)e) f. recklessness vE. Gl. Cp. onmēdla. ∞ ^inmæþle$ ^inmæþlae$

inmearg (in-mearg) once pl. ~a marrow Gl. ∞ ^inmearg$

inmēde (in-mēde) close to one’s heart, important. ∞ ^inmēde$

ingemynd (in-gemynd) † nf. mind; remembrance. ∞ ^ingemynd$

ingemynde (in-gemynde) † remembered. ∞ ^ingemynde$

inn n. house; chamber; quartering oneself (of soldiers). ∞ ^inn$

inn av. in — ~on wa. in to. ~ tō in to: þā geatu ~ tō him. Cp. intō. ∞ ^inn$

innian (inn|ian) enter; take up one’s quarters, lodge. ∞ ^innian$

~ung f. contents; revenue. ∞ ^innung$

geinnian admit, receive (into house, church), entertain hospitably; include; fill; supply (loss). ∞ ^geinnian$

inna womb lN. ∞ ^inna$

innādl (inn-ādl)*, ina- f. internal disease. ∞ ^innādl$

innan prp. w. a., d., g. in, into ; from within (!); of time at. ∞ ^innan$

innan, ~e, inne av. within, inside — ~ on prp. wd. inside. ∞ ^innan$

innanbordes (innan-bordes) av. at home (as opposed to abroad). ∞ ^innanbordes$

innanburgware (innan-burgware) pl. townspeople. ∞ ^innanburgware$

innancund (innan-cund), inne-, in- internal, inward; inner (thoughts); earnest, thorough. Cp. incund. ∞ ^innancund$

innanweard (innan-weard), in(ne)- I. internal, interior of, depths of; earnest; thorough — ~ n., þæt ~e intestines. II. av. within. Cp. inweard. ∞ ^innanweard$ ^inneweard$

innāwrīting (inn-āwrīting) f. inscription (!). ∞ ^innāwrīting$

inne- = innan-. ∞ ^inne$

innemest, see inn|era, ~or. ∞ ^innemest$

innera, inra cpv. inner; spl. innemest inmost. ∞ ^innera$

innīwian (in-nīwian) renew (!). ∞ ^innīwian$

innor av. cpv. more within; spl. innemest. ∞ ^innor$

innorf (inn-orf) n. household goods. ∞ ^innorf$

innoþ m. interior; interior of body, intestines; stomach; womb. ∞ ^innoþ$

~tīedernes f. weakness of intestines. ∞ ^innoþtīedernes$

~wund f. wound in the intestines. ∞ ^innoþwund$

ingerec (in-gerec) (n.) tumult Bd. ∞ ^ingerec$

inrēcels (in-rēcels) m. incense (!). ∞ ^inrēcels$

inscēawere (in-scēawere) m. inspector (!). ∞ ^inscēawere$

inscēawung (in-scēawung) f. inspection (!). ∞ ^inscēawung$

insegel (in-segel) n. seal, signet. Cp. insigle [Lt. sigillum]. ∞ ^insegel$

inseglian (insegl|ian) seal, seal up. ∞ ^inseglian$

~ung f. sealing, seal. ∞ ^inseglung$

ingesęted (in-gesęted) inserted. ∞ ^ingesęted$

insęttan (in-sęt|tan) institute (!). ∞ ^insęttan$

~nes f. regulation (!). ∞ ^insętnes$

insigle (in-sigle) n. seal [insegel]. ∞ ^insigle$

insiht (in-siht) f. narrative, epitome. ∞ ^insiht$

insittende (in-sittende) sitting within. ∞ ^insittende$

insmoh (in-smoh) (?) m. slough, what is cast off. ∞ ^insmoh$

inspinn (in-spinn) (n.) spindle. ∞ ^inspinn$

instæpe (in-stæp|e), ę I. m. entrance — ~es av. instantly. II. av. instantly. ∞ ^instæpe$

instandan (in-stand|an) 2 be at hand (!). ∞ ^instandan$

~endlic present, daily (bread). ∞ ^instandendlic$

ingesteald (in-gesteald) † n. household goods. ∞ ^ingesteald$

instęde (in·stęde), -styde av. at once. ∞ ^instęde$

instice (in-stice) m. internal stitch (pain). ∞ ^instice$

instihtian (in-stihtian) arrange (!). ∞ ^instihtian$

inswān (in-swān) m. he who has charge of the lord’s swine. ∞ ^inswān$

ingeswell (in-geswell) n. internal swelling. ∞ ^ingeswell$

inswōgan (in-swōg|an) I invade (!). ∞ ^inswōgan$

~ennes f. invasion. ∞ ^inswōgennes$

intinga (in-tinga) m., lN. inþing, lM. inting(a) affair, business ; cause of complaint; cause — for his intingan because of him, for his sake [in, þing]. ∞ ^intinga$ ^inþing$

intō (in-tō) prp. wd. into. ∞ ^intō$

intrahtnung (in-trahtnung) f. explanation (!). ∞ ^intrahtnung$

ingeþanc (in-geþanc) nm. thought(s), mind; intention. ∞ ^ingeþanc$

ingeþēod (in-geþēod) † f. nation. ∞ ^ingeþēod$

inþicce (in-þicce) very thick or coarse. ∞ ^inþicce$

inþīnen (in-þīnen) (f.) house-servant (?) Gl. ∞ ^inþīnen$

inwærc (in-wærc), -wræc m. internal pain. ∞ ^inwærc$

inwæ̂te (in-wæ̂te) f. internal humour (of body). ∞ ^inwæte$

inweard (in-weard) = innan-. ∞ ^inweard$

~lic internal. ∞ ^inweardlic$

~līce av. inwardly; earnestly, deeply, thoroughly. ∞ ^inweardlīce$

ingeweaxen (in-geweaxen) implanted. ∞ ^ingeweaxen$

inweorc (in-weorc) n. indoor work. ∞ ^inweorc$

inwerod (in-werod) n. body of retainers, household. ∞ ^inwerod$

inwidd (in-widd), -witt, -wit deceitful, malicious, wicked. ∞ ^inwidd$ ^inwit$

inwidda (in-widda) m. adversary. ∞ ^inwidda$

ingewinn (in-gewinn) n. civil war. ∞ ^ingewinn$

inwīse (in-wīse) once f. condiment. ∞ ^inwīse$

inwit (in-wit), -wid n. guile, deceit; malice ; evil. ∞ ^inwit$

~gecynd † n. evil nature. ∞ ^inwitgecynd$

~fęng † m. hostile grasp. ∞ ^inwitfęng$

~flān † m. treacherous shaft. ∞ ^inwitflān$

~full deceitful, malicious, evil. ∞ ^inwitfull$

~gięst † m. evil guest. ∞ ^inwitgięst$

~giren † n. treacherous snare. ∞ ^inwitgiren$

~hlęmm † m. gash of malice. ∞ ^inwithlęmm$

~hrōf † m. evil roof. ∞ ^inwithrōf$

~nętt † n. evil net. ∞ ^inwitnętt$

~nīþ † m. enmity. ∞ ^inwitnīþ$

~rūn † f. evil counsel. ∞ ^inwitrūn$

~scear † (?) m. slaughter. ∞ ^inwitscear$

~searo † n. treachery. ∞ ^inwitsearo$

~sorg † f. sorrow. ∞ ^inwitsorg$

~spell † n. tale of evil. ∞ ^inwitspell$

~stæf † m. wickedness. ∞ ^inwitstæf$

~þanc † m. evil thought or purpose. ∞ ^inwitþanc$

~wrāsen † f. evil chain. ∞ ^inwitwrāsen$

ingewitnes (in-gewitnes) f. knowledge, conscience. ∞ ^ingewitnes$

inwræc (in-wræc) = in-wærc. ∞ ^inwræc$

inwrītere (in-wrītere) m. private (?) secretary Gl. ∞ ^inwrītere$

inwrīting (in-wrīting) f. inscription (!). ∞ ^inwrīting$

inwund (in-wund) f. internal wound. ∞ ^inwund$

inwunenes (in-wunenes) f. persistence. ∞ ^inwunenes$

io- = geo-. ∞ ^io$

ioc = geoc. ∞ ^ioc$

īor † a river animal; the Runic letter īo. ∞ ^īor$

Īras mpl. Irish. ∞ ^Īras$

Īrland, Īraland (Īr(a)-land) n. Ireland. ∞ ^Īrland$

Īring — ~es weg Milky Way. ∞ ^Īring$

is is. ∞ ^is$

īs n. ice; the Runic letter i. ∞ ^īs$

~gebind † n. bond of ice. ∞ ^īsgebind$

~geblæd n. chilblain (?). ∞ ^īsgeblæd$

~ceald † ice-cold. ∞ ^īsceald$

~męre † m. frozen lake. ∞ ^īsmęre$

īsen, īsern, īren I. n. iron, steel ; iron or steel implement; † sword ; ordeal. II. aj. of iron, steel. ∞ ^īsen$

~bęnd † m. chain. ∞ ^īsenbęnd$ ^īsernbęnd$ ^īrenbęnd$

~byrne † f. steel corslet. ∞ ^īsenbyrne$ ^īsernbyrne$ ^īrenbyrne$

~fetor f. iron fetter. ∞ ^īsenfetor$ ^īsernfetor$ ^īrenfetor$

~græ̂g iron-grey. ∞ ^īsengræg$ ^īserngræg$ ^īrengræg$

~heard iron-hard. ∞ ^īsenheard$ ^īsernheard$ ^īrenheard$

~hearde f. black centaury (a plant). ∞ ^īsenhearde$ ^īsernhearde$ ^īrenhearde$

~hęre † m. armed host. ∞ ^īsenhęre$ ^īsernhęre$ ^īrenhęre$

~hyrst fitted with iron. ∞ ^īsenhyrst$ ^īsernhyrst$ ^īrenhyrst$

~gelōma m. iron implement. ∞ ^īsengelōma$ ^īserngelōma$ ^īrengelōma$

~ordāl n. ordeal with hot iron. ∞ ^īsenordāl$ ^īsernordāl$ ^īrenordāl$

~ōre f. iron mine Gl. ∞ ^īsenōre$ ^īsernōre$ ^īrenōre$

~panne, -a fm. frying-pan. ∞ ^īsenpanne$ ^īsernpanne$ ^īrenpanne$

~scofl f. iron shovel. ∞ ^īsenscofl$ ^īsernscofl$ ^īrenscofl$

~scūr † f. shower of iron missiles. ∞ ^īsenscūr$ ^īsernscūr$ ^īrenscūr$

~smiþ m. blacksmith. ∞ ^īsensmiþ$ ^īsernsmiþ$ ^īrensmiþ$

~swāt m. iron dross (?). ∞ ^īsenswāt$ ^īsernswāt$ ^īrenswāt$

~tang f. snuffers. ∞ ^īsentang$ ^īserntang$ ^īrentang$

~þrēat † m. armed troop. ∞ ^īsenþrēat$ ^īsernþrēat$ ^īrerþrēat$

~wyrhta m. blacksmith. ∞ ^īsenwyrhta$ ^īsernwyrhta$ ^īrenwyrhta$

isend = gesen entrails. ∞ ^isend$

īsig icy. ∞ ^īsig$

~feþera † icy-winged. ∞ ^īsigfeþera$

īsiht icy. ∞ ^īsiht$

īsīþes (ī-sīþes) av. at once. ∞ ^īsīþes$

īsnian (īsn|ian) — ~od iron-clad. ∞ ^īsnian$

īu = gēo. ∞ ^īu$

Iūdēas (Iūdē|as) mpl. Jews. ∞ ^Iūdēas$

~isc Jewish. ∞ ^Iūdēisc$

īw, ēow, ēoh m. yew. ∞ ^īw$

~bęrige f. yew-berry. ∞ ^īwbęrige$

L

lā interj. oh ! ah ! — lā lēof! O sir ! ; intens. : hū lā ne wurþe wē þrȳ cnihtas intō þām fȳre? þā cwæþ ic, hwæt is þæt lā? (then). þæt lā wæs fæger (indeed). ∞ ^lā$

lāc nf. joyous activity, sport, game; † contest, battle | gift; offering, sacrifice; Epiphany: fram ~um oþ sumormæssan | booty † | message (?) | medicine. ∞ ^lāc$

~dæ̂d f. munificence. ∞ ^lācdæd$

~giėfa † m. liberal giver. ∞ ^lācgiėfa$

~lic sacrificial. ∞ ^lāclic$

~sang m. offertory Gl. ∞ ^lācsang$

gelāc † n. commotion (of sea, storms) — sweorda ~ battle ; crowd. ∞ ^gelāc$

lācan I prt. lēolc, lēc intr. move quickly or intermittently (of birds, flame, waves) ; play — † daro-þum ~ fight; † wordum ~ sing, modulate. ∞ ^lācan$

gelācan I — on hīe gelēc þæt hīe wunnon … persuaded them to … ∞ ^gelācan$

lācian present with a gift Gl. ∞ ^lācian$

lācnian (lācn|ian), æ treat medically, dress (wound) ; cure [læ̂ce]. ∞ ^lācnian$

~igendlic medical, surgical. ∞ ^lācnigendlic$

~ung f. medical treatment; cure ; medicine. ∞ ^lācnung$

lactuca (lactuc|a) f., -as (?) lettuce [Lt.]. ∞ ^lactuca$

lacu f. stream Ct.; lake (?) [lęccan]. ∞ ^lacu$

lād f. way, course ; journey; carrying, conveying (goods); means of living, sustenance [līþan]. ∞ ^lād$

~mann m. guide, leader. ∞ ^lādmann$

~rinc m. (king’s) messenger (?). ∞ ^lādrinc$

~scipe m. leadership. ∞ ^lādscipe$

lād f. excuse; defence against a charge ; clearing oneself from an accusation. ∞ ^lād$

gelād † n. way, course — dēop ~ ocean. ∞ ^gelād$

lādian find excuses for w. a. of person or thing; excuse, let off; rfl. wag. clear oneself of blame or a legal charge: ~ hine þæs (be āþe, mid ordāle), ~ hine þæt he nyste … prove that he did not know. ∞ ^lādian$

lādigendlic (lād|igendlic) excusable. ∞ ^lādigendlic$

~ung f. excuse; clearing oneself, exculpation. ∞ ^lādung$

ladteow = lāttēow. ∞ ^ladteow$

lǣ (n.) head of hair. ∞ ^lǣ$

læccan prt.læhte seize, catch, arrest; forþ ge~ carry off. ∞ ^læccanprt$

læ̂ce m. physician ; leech. ∞ ^læce$

~bōc f. medical book. ∞ ^læcebōc$

~cræft m. (art of) medicine; remedy, medicine; prescription. ∞ ^læcecræft$

~cræftig skilled in medicine. ∞ ^læcecræftig$

~cynn † n. race of physicians. ∞ ^læcecynn$

~dōm m. remedy, medicine; salvation. ∞ ^læcedōm$

~dōmlic salutary. ∞ ^læcedōmlic$

~dōmnes f. plaster. ∞ ^læcedōmnes$

~feoh n. physician’s fee. ∞ ^læcefeoh$

~finger m. fourth finger. ∞ ^læcefinger$

~hūs n. hospital. ∞ ^læcehūs$

~sealf f. salve, plaster. ∞ ^læcesealf$

~seax n. surgical knife. ∞ ^læceseax$

~wyrt f. drug ; rib-wort. ∞ ^læcewyrt$

læ̂cnian = lācnian. ∞ ^læcnian$

lǣdan (lǣd|an) lead (of guide, general, road); carry, convey, bring; place, put — on lyft ~ lift up | bring forth, produce | mark the bounds of land : landgemǣre ~ | pass, lead (life); perform, do (praise) || intr. † tānum ~ flourish with twigs. ∞ ^lǣdan$

~end m. bringer. ∞ ^lǣdend$

ge~endlic*, ~enlic malleable. ∞ ^gelǣdendlic$

~nes f. production, bringing forth Bd. ∞ ^lǣdnes$

lǣdan (lǣd|an)* excuse. ∞ ^lǣdan$

~end m. excuser, apologist. ∞ ^lǣdend$

Læden, later ę, y [through infl. of līeden] I. n. Latin (language). II. aj. Latin. Orig. perhaps the form lęden was used only as an adj. [Lt. latinum]. ∞ ^Læden$

~bōc f. Latin book. ∞ ^Lædenbōc$

Lædenisc (Læden|isc) Latin. ∞ ^Lædenisc$

~nama m. Latin noun. ∞ ^Lædennama$

~gereord n. Latin. ∞ ^Lædengereord$

~spræ̂c f. Latin. ∞ ^Lædenspræc$

~stæf m. Latin letter. ∞ ^Lædenstæf$

~geþēode n. Latin. ∞ ^Lædengeþēode$

~ware mpl. Romans. ∞ ^Lædenware$

~word n. Latin word. ∞ ^Lædenword$

lǣfan wda. leave, bequeath, not take away || intr. remain over, be left [lāf]. ∞ ^lǣfan$

læfel, ę m. cup, bowl. ∞ ^læfel$

læfer f. rush, bulrush ; thin plate of metal. ∞ ^læfer$

~będd n. place where rushes grow, bed of rushes. ∞ ^læferbędd$

læg prt. of licgan. ∞ ^læg$

læ̂l f., ~a m. twig, whip || mark of whip, weal, bruise. ∞ ^læl$

~an, ~ian become black and blue. ∞ ^lælan$

lǣmen of clay, earthen [lām]. ∞ ^lǣmen$

læ̂n f. lending, loan ; thing lent; † gift; benefit; temporary grant, lease (of land) [lēon]. ∞ ^læn$

~dagas † mpl. transitory days of life, lifetime. ∞ ^lændagas$

~land n. land granted on lease. ∞ ^lænland$

~lic, ~elic transitory. ∞ ^lænlic$

læ̂nan (læ̂n|an) wda. lend; grant; lease. ∞ ^lænan$

~end m. lender, creditor. ∞ ^lænend$

~endlic transitory. ∞ ^lænendlic$

~ere m. lender, creditor. ∞ ^lænere$

læ̂ne lent; leased; temporary, transitory; frail, infirm ; frivolous, sinful. ∞ ^læne$

læpewince (læpe-wince), hlēape- f. lapwing (bird). ∞ ^læpewince$

læpeldre f. dish. ∞ ^læpeldre$

læppa, a m. tag, end, skirt; lobe (of ear, liver) ; district. ∞ ^læppa$

lǣrgedēfe (lǣr-gedēfe) (?) once † fit to be learned. ∞ ^lǣrgedēfe$

lǣran (lǣr|an) teach w. a. of pers. or thing, wda., rarely waa.: ~de him þās þing ; ~de hīe on līfes weg, tō fulwihte brought them by his teaching to … | educate — gelǣred learned, clerical | exhort, advise, persuade : ~de hine þæt hē forlēte. ∞ ^lǣran$

gelǣrednes f. learning, skill. ∞ ^gelǣrednes$

lǣrestre f. teacher. ∞ ^lǣrestre$

lǣring* f. teaching. ∞ ^lǣring$

~mǣden n. (female) pupil. ∞ ^lǣringmǣden$

~mann m. disciple. ∞ ^lǣringmann$

læ̂re (læ̂r|e)*, gelǣr empty, hungry. ∞ ^lære$

~nes f. emptiness (of stomach). ∞ ^lærnes$

lǣrest = lǣst. ∞ ^lǣrest$

lærig, *lærg † border (of shield). ∞ ^lærig$

læ̂s f. g. lǣs(w)e pasture. ∞ ^læs$ ^læswe$

læ̂s f. letting (of blood), bleeding. ∞ ^læs$

lǣs less, see lȳtel. ∞ ^lǣs$

~boren of lower birth. ∞ ^lǣsboren$

læsian = læ̂swian. ∞ ^læsian$

lǣsest = lǣst. ∞ ^lǣsest$

lǣssa cpv. of lȳtel. ∞ ^lǣssa$

lǣst once f. boot Gl. ∞ ^lǣst$

~wyrhta m. shoemaker. ∞ ^lǣstwyrhta$

~e f. (shoemaker’s) last Gl. ∞ ^lǣste$

lǣst spl. of lȳtel. ∞ ^lǣst$

læ̂stan (læ̂st|an) wd. follow; help || tr. carry out, perform, do ; furnish; pay || intr. continue, last, suffice [lāst]. ∞ ^læstan$

~end m. doer. ∞ ^læstend$

læ̂swe, see læ̂s. ∞ ^læswe$

læ̂swian, læ̂sian pasture, feed (sheep, &c.) intr. and tr. ∞ ^læswian$

læt, spl. A. ~est, ~(e)mest delaying, behindhand; sluggish wg., slow; late. ∞ ^læt$

~byrd f. delayed birth. ∞ ^lætbyrd$

~hȳdig dull-minded. ∞ ^læthȳdig$

~līce av. slowly. ∞ ^lætlīce$

~nes f. delay ; slowness (of lapse of time). ∞ ^lætnes$

~ræ̂de deliberate, slow. ∞ ^lætræde$

~sum (year) late (for crops) L. ∞ ^lætsum$

læ̂tan (læ̂t|an) I b prt. lēt, A. lēort leave : ~ hine þær ; hine dēadne ~ ; leave behind; bequeath ; depart from, leave | ān ~ give up (the money, the attempt). aweg ~ let go, send away; refrain from, ignore. tō gīemlēaste ~ neglect, be indifferent to || make to go, place, put gen. met. : blōd ~ bleed ; ~ hit of gemynde dismiss it from the mind; ~ hine ūp put him ashore | hand over, deliver up: lēt hī tō him, lēt hī him tō handa || admit: ~ þā riht-wīsan intō heofenan rīce ; hine inn ~ | permit: hīe þær sittan lēt ; God lǣtt us costian be tempted | cause (to happen), make: God lēt hī befeallan on þæt ēce fyr ; God lēt hine frīgne left him free-will; God lēt hine him (rfl.) swā lēofne þæt … loved him so | grant (territory to a vassal), let (land on lease), always w. tō of pers. || behave, be in a certain state of mind: ~ uncūþlīce wiþ hine be unfriendly; ēaþelīce ~ ymbe þæt take it easily | think : leohtlīce ~ ymbe þæt think lightly of; lēton þæt hit micel unrǣd wǣre thought it bad policy ; hī hī selfe lēton for hēane thought themselves of no account; hī ~aþ þæt tō wærscipe þæt hī mægen … think it clever | pretend : lǣtt swelce hē wǣre … pretends to be (or thinks he is …) | assert: hī ~aþ þæt menn mōten … hī bēotlīce ~aþ þæt hī mægen … boast || intr. ~ of d. give up (property). hȳþe þe wē fram lēton set sail from. hē nō be þǣm ānum lēt, ac … did not stop there (content himself). lēton tō rǣde þæt hī woldon … determined after consultation. ∞ ^lætan$

gelæ̂t, ~e n. junction of roads. ∞ ^gelæt$

lætt, pl. ~a, latta f. lath. ∞ ^lætt$

lǣttewestre f. guide [lāttēow]. ∞ ^lǣttewestre$

lǣþ (n.) division of land, district containing several hundreds. ∞ ^lǣþ$

lǣþan hate ; cause to shun; revile [lāþ]· ∞ ^lǣþan$

lǣþþo, lǣþo f. hatred, malice; injury, wrong. ∞ ^lǣþþo$

læ̂wan (læ̂w|an) betray. ∞ ^læwan$

~end m. traitor. ∞ ^læwend$

~finger*, lēaw- m. forefinger. ∞ ^læwfinger$

læ̂wa (læ̂w|a), ~e, A. lēga m. betrayer, traitor. ∞ ^læwa$

lǣwede, ēa lay(man) [Lt. laicus]. ∞ ^lǣwede$

lāf f. remnant, remains, remaining : wæs tō ~e remained — † hamera ~ sword; heirloom, legacy; widow [-līfan]. ∞ ^lāf$

lafian lave, wash, pour. ∞ ^lafian$

lagian ordain (laws) [lagu]. ∞ ^lagian$

lagen ptc. of lēan. ∞ ^lagen$

lāgon prt. of licgan. ∞ ^lāgon$

lagu m. sea, flood, water †; the Runic letter l. ∞ ^lagu$

~cræftig nautical. ∞ ^lagucræftig$

~fæsten, ~fæstenn n. sea. ∞ ^lagufæsten$

~fæþm m. embrace of waters. ∞ ^lagufæþm$

~flōd m. sea, stream, water(s). ∞ ^laguflōd$

~lād f. sea-way, sea. ∞ ^lagulād$

~mearh m. ship. ∞ ^lagumearh$

~sīþ m. sea-journey. ∞ ^lagusīþ$

~stræ̂t f. sea-road, sea. ∞ ^lagustræt$

~strēam m. sea, river, water. ∞ ^lagustrēam$

~swimmend m. fish. ∞ ^laguswimmend$

lagu L. f., once npl. (?) law ; district (in which certain laws prevail), esp. in Dęna ~ Danelag [Scand. lǫg = *lagu npl.]. ∞ ^lagu$

gelagu † npl. extent, surface (of sea) [licgan]. ∞ ^gelagu$

lah- = lag- law-. ∞ ^lah$ ^lag$

~breca m. law-breaker. ∞ ^lahbreca$

~brecende lawless, impious. ∞ ^lahbrecende$

~bryce m. breach of law. ∞ ^lahbryce$

~cēap m. payment for re-entry into lost legal rights. ∞ ^lahcēap$

~lic lawful. ∞ ^lahlic$

~līce av. according to law. ∞ ^lahlīce$

~mann m. law-man, lawyer. ∞ ^lahmann$

~riht n. legal right. ∞ ^lahriht$

~slit, -tt, -t(t)e (n.) fine for breach of (Danish) law. ∞ ^lahslit$

~wita m. lawyer. ∞ ^lahwita$

lām n. clay, earth. ∞ ^lām$

~fæt n. vessel of clay, the body. ∞ ^lāmfæt$

~pytt m. clay-pit. ∞ ^lāmpytt$

~sēaþa m. clay-pit. ∞ ^lāmsēaþa$

~wyrhta m. potter. ∞ ^lāmwyrhta$

lama (lam|a) aj. m., f. lame ; paralytic. ∞ ^lama$

~byrd f. imperfect birth. ∞ ^lambyrd$

lamb, A. o, ę, lombor; pl. ~ru, L. ~, A. lombor, lomberu lamb. ~es cerse a plant. ∞ ^lamb$

lamprede f. lamprey [Lt. lampreda]. ∞ ^lamprede$

lān = læ̂n. ∞ ^lān$

land n. land, terra firma; country, province, district; country as opposed to town; (cultivated) land, estate. ∞ ^land$

~ādl f. = hland- (?). ∞ ^landādl$

~ælf f. land-elf. ∞ ^landælf$

~āgend m. native. ∞ ^landāgend$

~āgende owning land. ∞ ^landāgende$

~ār f. landed property, estate. ∞ ^landār$

~begang m. dwelling in a country. ∞ ^landbegang$

~begęnga m. cultivator of land, inhabitant. ∞ ^landbegęnga$

~bōc f. charter in which land is granted. ∞ ^landbōc$

~brǣce f. ploughing up fallow land. ∞ ^landbrǣce$

~būend m. cultivator of land; native. ∞ ^landbūend$

~būend f. colony, settlement. ∞ ^landbūend$

~būende dwelling, native. ∞ ^landbūende$

~būnes f. settlement, colony. ∞ ^landbūnes$

~cēap m. tax paid when land was bought. ∞ ^landcēap$

~fæsten, ~fæstenn n. naturally strong military position. ∞ ^landfæsten$

~feoh n. recognitory rent for land. ∞ ^landfeoh$

~fięrd f. land-army. ∞ ^landfięrd$

~folc n. people of the country. ∞ ^landfolc$

~fruma † m. king. ∞ ^landfruma$

~gafol n. rent of land. ∞ ^landgafol$

~hæbbende owning land; ruling a country. ∞ ^landhæbbende$

~hæfen f. landed property. ∞ ^landhæfen$

~hęre m. land-army ; native army. ∞ ^landhęre$

~hlāford m. landowner, lord of the manor; ruler of a country. ∞ ^landhlāford$

~hrędding f. redemption of land. ∞ ^landhrędding$

~gehwerf n. exchange of land. ∞ ^landgehwerf$

~lagu f. law of the district. ∞ ^landlagu$

~lēas without land. ∞ ^landlēas$

~lēode pl., ~lēod f. people, natives; country. ∞ ^landlēode$

~lyre m. loss of land. ∞ ^landlyre$

~gemaca m. neighbour. ∞ ^landgemaca$

~gemæ̂re n. boundary. ∞ ^landgemære$

~mann m. native. ∞ ^landmann$

~mearc f. boundary. ∞ ^landmearc$

~gemięrce n. boundary. ∞ ^landgemięrce$

~openung f. breaking up fallow land. ∞ ^landopenung$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. local ordinance. ∞ ^landrǣden$

~ręst † f. grave. ∞ ^landręst$

~rīca m. local magnate, lord of the manor. ∞ ^landrīca$

~rīce n. estate; territory, region, continent. ∞ ^landrīce$

~riht n. law of the land; legal rights of natives of the country ; legal obligation connected with land or estate. ∞ ^landriht$

~sæ̂ta m. colonist. ∞ ^landsæta$

~scaru f. land, country; boundary. ∞ ^landscaru$

~gesceaft † f. creation coll. ∞ ^landgesceaft$

~sceap n. land. ∞ ^landsceap$

~scipe † m. region, country [Old Saxon]. ∞ ^landscipe$

~scoru f. piece of land Ct. ∞ ^landscoru$

~sęten f. estate; occupation of land. ∞ ^landsęten$

~seþla m. tenant vL. ∞ ^landseþla$

~sidu m. custom of the country, something habitual. ∞ ^landsidu$

~sittende occupying land. ∞ ^landsittende$

~sōcn f. search for land (dwelling-place). ∞ ^landsōcn$

~spēd f. landed property. ∞ ^landspēd$

~spēdig rich in land. ∞ ^landspēdig$

~splott m. plot of ground, small piece of land. ∞ ^landsplott$

~stęde m. land, country. ∞ ^landstęde$

~stycce n. piece of land; tract, country. ∞ ^landstycce$

~waru † f. people of a country, country. ∞ ^landwaru$

~weard † m. king. ∞ ^landweard$

~wela † m. wealth of the earth, earthly possessions. ∞ ^landwela$

~geweorc † n. fortress. ∞ ^landgeweorc$

~gewięrpe n. mound (?) Ct. ∞ ^landgewięrpe$

gelanda m. fellow-countryman, kinsman. ∞ ^gelanda$

landefen f. proportion of land vL. = *land-andefn. ∞ ^landefen$

gelandod having estates. ∞ ^gelandod$

lane (lan|e), ~u wk. f. lane; street. ∞ ^lane$

lang cpv. lęngra, spl. lęngest long, tall. ~a frīgedæg Good Friday. ∞ ^lang$

~fæ̂re lasting, durable; advanced (age). ∞ ^langfære$

~fērnes f. long duration. ∞ ^langfērnes$

~first m. long space of time. ∞ ^langfirst$

~ięldo f. advanced age. ∞ ^langięldo$

~līce av. for a long time. ∞ ^langlīce$

~lif, ~life cpv. lęnglīfra (!) long-lived. ∞ ^langlif$

langmōd (lang-mōd) patient, long-suffering. ∞ ^langmōd$

~līce av. patiently. ∞ ^langmōdlīce$

~nes f. long-suffering. ∞ ^langmōdnes$

langnes (lang|nes) f. length. ∞ ^langnes$

~sceaft having a long shaft. ∞ ^langsceaft$

~scip n. war-ship. ∞ ^langscip$

~strang patient (!). ∞ ^langstrang$

~gestrēon † n. long-accumulated treasure. ∞ ^langgestrēon$

langsum long, prolonged, lasting, tedious. ∞ ^langsum$ ^longsum$

~līce av. for a long time. ∞ ^langsumlīce$

~nes f. length. ∞ ^langsumnes$

langswēorede (lang|swēorede), ȳ long-necked. ∞ ^langswēorede$

~twidig † granted for a long time, lasting. ∞ ^langtwidig$

gelang at hand, attainable, dependent on, result of w. æt, on. ∞ ^gelang$

langian grow long (of days) | impers. w. a. desire, long for; feel tedium or discontent | summon | belong. ∞ ^langian$

langung f. delay ; desire, longing ; tedium, weariness; grief. ∞ ^langung$

~hwīl † f. time of longing or tedium. ∞ ^langunghwīl$

lange av., cpv. lęng, spl. lęngest for a long time — (swā) leng swā swīþor the longer the more | expressing extent, quantity: swā ~ swā … swā ~ correl. to the extent which … to that extent. ∞ ^lange$

langoþ m. longing, desire; unsatisfied desire, discontent, tedium. ∞ ^langoþ$

lann † (f.) fetter, bond. ∞ ^lann$

lapian lick, lap up, sup (up liquid with bread). ∞ ^lapian$

lār f. what is taught, learning, doctrine, science; narrative ; cunning (?) | act of teaching; exhortation, advice, instigation. ∞ ^lār$

~bisn f. example. ∞ ^lārbisn$

~bōc f. book of instruction. ∞ ^lārbōc$

~cræft m. science. ∞ ^lārcræft$

~cwide m. precept, doctrine. ∞ ^lārcwide$

~hlystend m. catechumen. ∞ ^lārhlystend$

~hūs n. school. ∞ ^lārhūs$

~lēast, ~līest f. want of knowledge; want of instruction. ∞ ^lārlēast$

~lic instructive, edifying; under instruction, trained. ∞ ^lārlic$

~smiþ † m. teacher, sage. ∞ ^lārsmiþ$

~spell n. sermon, homily. ∞ ^lārspell$

~swice m. deception. ∞ ^lārswice$

~wita m. learned man. ∞ ^lārwita$

lārēow, lN. lāruw, m. teacher, pedagogue, master; preacher [lār, þēow]. ∞ ^lārēow$ ^lāruw$

~dōm m. office of teacher ; ecclesiastical authority or office. ∞ ^lārēowdōm$

~lic of a teacher. ∞ ^lārēowlic$

~setl n. teacher’s seat, pulpit. ∞ ^lārēowsetl$

laser (m.) tares, corn-cockle. ∞ ^laser$

lāst, ǣ m. sole of foot (lǣst) | foot-print, track : (him) on ~e behind (him). on ~ after, in pursuit; (look) back — on ~ faran return. ~ weardian remain behind ; follow. ~as lęcgan travel, wander | d. ~e, ~um wg. in the manner of: bryde ~e as a bride, wręccan ~um as an exile, in exile. ∞ ^lāst$

~weard m. pursuer; successor. ∞ ^lāstweard$

~word † n. after-word, posthumous fame. ∞ ^lāstword$

gelāst n. fulfilment; duty, due. ∞ ^gelāst$

~full helpful. ∞ ^gelāstfull$

lāttēah (lāt-tēah) f. guiding-rein [lād]. ∞ ^lāttēah$

latian be slow; be sluggish or torpid ; delay wg. [læt]. ∞ ^latian$

lata aj. (m.), f. procrastinating, late wg. ∞ ^lata$

late av. slowly ; late; at last. ∞ ^late$

lāttēow, lād-, ǣ, -þēow, lātēow m. guide; leader, general [lād, þēow]. ∞ ^lāttēow$

lāttēowdōm m. guidance, leader-ship. ∞ ^lāttēowdōm$

lāþ I. aj. wd. hostile : ne lēof ne ~ neither friend nor foe ; hated, unpopular; hateful to, noxious; grievous, unpleasant — him wæs ~ tō āmyrrenne he was unwilling to. II. n. injury, offence ; what is unpleasant, pain. ∞ ^lāþ$

~bite † m. wound. ∞ ^lāþbite$

~lēas harmless, innocent. ∞ ^lāþlēas$

~lic hateful, unpleasant, horrible. ∞ ^lāþlic$

~līce av. hatefully, grievously, horribly. ∞ ^lāþlīce$

~genīþla † m. enemy. ∞ ^lāþgenīþla$

~scipe m. hardship, painful position. ∞ ^lāþscipe$

~searo † n. hostile device. ∞ ^lāþsearo$

~sīþ † m. hateful journey. ∞ ^lāþsīþ$

~spell n. bad news. ∞ ^lāþspell$

~getēona † m. enemy. ∞ ^lāþgetēona$

~trēow † n. hateful tree. ∞ ^lāþtrēow$

lāþwęnde (lāþ-węnde) hostile ; pernicious. ∞ ^lāþwęnde$

~mōd hostile. ∞ ^lāþwęndemōd$

lāþweorc (lāþ|weorc) † «. evil or hostile work. ∞ ^lāþweorc$

~gewinna † m. enemy. ∞ ^lāþgewinna$

gelāþ hostile. ∞ ^gelāþ$

laþian (laþ|ian) invite, summon : hē hine him on fultum ~ode called upon him to help him. ∞ ^laþian$

(ge)~ung f. invitation, calling; congregation, church. ∞ ^gelaþung$

lāþian be hateful wd. ∞ ^lāþian$

lāþe av. with enmity; in detestation. ∞ ^lāþe$

lāþettan hate wa. ; be hateful wd. ∞ ^lāþettan$

laur, lawer (m.) laurel [Lt.]. ∞ ^laur$

~bēam m. laurel. ∞ ^laurbēam$

~bęrige f. berry of laurel. ∞ ^laurbęrige$

~trēow n. laurel. ∞ ^laurtrēow$

lāwerce f. lark. ∞ ^lāwerce$

lēa, see lēah meadow. ∞ ^lēa$

lēan 2, also wk., prt. lōg, lēade w. a. of pers. or thing, wda. blame : hī him þone sīþfæt lōgon blamed him for the journey, hē him lōh þæt hē hæfde … for having; find fault with, disapprove. ∞ ^lēan$

lēac n. leek; garlic. ∞ ^lēac$

~blæd n. leek-leaf. ∞ ^lēacblæd$

~cerse f. nasturtium. ∞ ^lēaccerse$

~tūn, lēhtūn m. kitchen-garden. ∞ ^lēactūn$

~tūnweard (~tūn-weard) m. gardener. ∞ ^lēactūnweard$

~weard m. gardener. ∞ ^lēacweard$

lēad n. lead; cauldron, kitchen-copper. ∞ ^lēad$

~gedelf n. lead-mine. ∞ ^lēadgedelf$

~gota m. plumber. ∞ ^lēadgota$

~stæf m. loaded stick, scourge Gl. ∞ ^lēadstæf$

~gewihte n. ‘lead-weight,’ a scale of weight. ∞ ^lēadgewihte$

lēaden of lead. ∞ ^lēaden$

lēaf, (ge)~e f. permission, leave ; excuse. ∞ ^lēaf$

lēaf n. leaf (of tree); leaf (of book). ∞ ^lēaf$

~helmig having a leafy top. ∞ ^lēafhelmig$

~scead † n. place shaded by foliage. ∞ ^lēafscead$

~wyrm m. caterpillar. ∞ ^lēafwyrm$

lēafleoht (lēaf-leoht) easy. ∞ ^lēafleoht$

gelēaf leafy. ∞ ^gelēaf$

gelēafa (gelēaf|a), lēafa m. w. tō, on a. belief, faith, trust. ∞ ^gelēafa$

~full believing, full of faith. ∞ ^gelēaffull$

~fulnes f. belief. ∞ ^gelēaffulnes$

~hlystend m. catechumen Gl. ∞ ^gelēafhlystend$

~lēas unbelieving. ∞ ^gelēaflēas$

~lēasnes, ~lēast f. unbelief. ∞ ^gelēaflēasnes$

~lic credible. ∞ ^gelēaflic$

~sum credible ; faithful. ∞ ^gelēafsum$

lēafnes f. permission. ∞ ^lēafnes$

~word † n. password. ∞ ^lēafnesword$

lēag f. lye, ashes and water for washing. ∞ ^lēag$

lēagung once f. falsehood [lēogan]. ∞ ^lēagung$

lēah f., d. lēage, m. ,d. lēa meadow, field. ∞ ^lēah$

lēahtūn (lēah-tūn) = lēac-. ∞ ^lēahtūn$

leahte prt. of lęccan. ∞ ^leahte$

leahtor m. vice, sin ; bodily defect, disease. ∞ ^leahtor$

~cwide † m. opprobrious words. ∞ ^leahtorcwide$

~full vicious. ∞ ^leahtorfull$

~lēas faultless. ∞ ^leahtorlēas$

~līce av. wickedly. ∞ ^leahtorlīce$

leahtrian (leahtr|ian) blame, find fault with ; accuse ; revile ; corrupt, vitiate. ∞ ^leahtrian$

~ung f. blaming, detraction. ∞ ^leahtrung$

leahtroc, -ic, leactrog, lectric m. lettuce [Lt. lactuca]. ∞ ^leahtroc$

lēan n. reward, requital; gift; pay, wages. ∞ ^lēan$

~giėfa m. recompenser. ∞ ^lēangiėfa$

lēanian reward, requite wda. ∞ ^lēanian$

lēap m. basket; weel (for catching fish); a measure ; trunk (of the body). ∞ ^lēap$

lēas I. devoid of, without wg.; sham, false, feigned; untruthful, false (witness) ; incorrect, faulty; worthless, vain. II. n. false-hood. ∞ ^lēas$

lēasbregd (lēas-bregd), ~brēd I. m. deceit, trick. II. deceitful, lying. ∞ ^lēasbregd$

~nes f. deceit. ∞ ^lēasbregdnes$

~ende deceitful. ∞ ^lēasbregdende$

lēascræft (lēas|cræft) m. deception. ∞ ^lēascræft$

~ferht*, -y false, deceitful Gl. ∞ ^lēasferht$

~ferþnes f. levity, folly. ∞ ^lēasferþnes$

~giėlp n. vainglory. ∞ ^lēasgiėlp$

~lic sham. ∞ ^lēaslic$

~līce av. deceptively; incorrectly. ∞ ^lēaslīce$

~līcettan dissemble. ∞ ^lēaslīcettan$

~līcettung f. dissimulation. ∞ ^lēaslīcettung$

~mōdnes f. inconstancy. ∞ ^lēasmōdnes$

~nes f. falsehood ; levity. ∞ ^lēasnes$

~ōleccung f. cajolery. ∞ ^lēasōleccung$

~sagol mendacious. ∞ ^lēassagol$

~spanung f. enticement. ∞ ^lēasspanung$

~spell n. false story. ∞ ^lēasspell$

~spellung f. empty talk. ∞ ^lēasspellung$

~tyhtan entice, seduce. ∞ ^lēastyhtan$

~tyhtung f. enticement. ∞ ^lēastyhtung$

~gewitnes f. false witness. ∞ ^lēasgewitnes$

lēasian (lēas|ian) tell lies. ∞ ^lēasian$

~ere m. liar ; hypocrite ; buffoon. ∞ ^lēasere$

lēasung f. falsehood ; deception ; hypocrisy ; artifice ; frivolity. ∞ ^lēasung$

~spell n. false statement, idle fable. ∞ ^lēasungspell$

lēasettan pretend, feign; be a hypocrite. ∞ ^lēasettan$

lēaþor (n.) lather. ∞ ^lēaþor$

~wyrt f. soap-wort. ∞ ^lēaþorwyrt$

lēawfinger (lēaw-finger) = læ̂w-. ∞ ^lēawfinger$

leax m. salmon. ∞ ^leax$

lēc m. looking at, sight [lōcian]. ∞ ^lēc$

lęccan (lęcc|an), prt. le(a)hte wet; water, irrigate [lacu]. ∞ ^lęccan$ ^leahte$

~ing f. irrigation. ∞ ^lęccing$

lęcgan prt. lęgde, lēde lay, put, also met. lāstas ~ go. ~ on a. put on ; impose (taxes); commission with (an errand). on ~ wd. accuse of. (þider) inn ~ assign (lands) | lay (eggs) | bury | lower (ship’s mast) | kill || intr. go : him on lāst ~ pursue. ∞ ^lęcgan$

lecþa m. leak or lowest part of ship (?) Gl. ∞ ^lecþa$

lēde = lęgde prt. of lęcgan. ∞ ^lēde$

leden = læden. ∞ ^leden$

lēf, ē † I. infirm, diseased, ill; in bad condition (of ship). II. once (n.) damage, harm. ∞ ^lēf$

lēfan*, īe [error ?] — ptc. gelēfed weak ; old. ∞ ^lēfan$

lēfung f. paralysis. ∞ ^lēfung$

gelēfenscipe m. permission lN. ∞ ^gelēfenscipe$

left weak = *lyft. ∞ ^left$

lęgde, prt. of lęcgan. ∞ ^lęgde$

legen, prt. of licgan. ∞ ^legen$

leger n. lying ; lying ill; disease ; death-bed ; death | place of lying, lair, couch, bed; burial-place, grave — clǣne ~ consecrated grave. ∞ ^leger$

~bæ̂re ill. ∞ ^legerbære$

~będd n. couch ; sick-bed ; grave. ∞ ^legerbędd$

~fæst ill. ∞ ^legerfæst$

~stōw f. burial-place, cemetery. ∞ ^legerstōw$

~tēam m. sexual intercourse. ∞ ^legertēam$

~wīte n. fine for fornication. ∞ ^legerwīte$

geleger. ∞ ^geleger$

~giėld n. lupercalia Gl. ∞ ^gelegergiėld$

~od confined to bed. ∞ ^gelegerod$

legie f. legion [Lt. legio]. ∞ ^legie$

leloþre f. a plant. ∞ ^leloþre$

lęmian lame; cripple ; tame, break (horse) [lama]. ∞ ^lęmian$

lęmphealt (lęmp-healt) limping. ∞ ^lęmphealt$

lęmpedu f. lamprey [Lt. lampreda]. ∞ ^lęmpedu$

lęmpitu f. dish vE. ∞ ^lęmpitu$

lęncten, lengten I. m. spring; Lent. II. aj. of Lent. ∞ ^lęncten$

~ādl f. (tertian) fever. ∞ ^lęnctenādl$

~bryce m. breach of Lenten fast. ∞ ^lęnctenbryce$

~dagas mpl. Lent. ∞ ^lęnctendagas$

~eorþe f. earth ploughed in the spring. ∞ ^lęncteneorþe$

~fæsten n. Lenten fast. ∞ ^lęnctenfæsten$

~hǣto f. spring heat. ∞ ^lęnctenhǣto$

~lic of spring ; of Lent. ∞ ^lęnctenlic$

~sufl n. Lent food. ∞ ^lęnctensufl$

~tīd f. spring; Lent. ∞ ^lęnctentīd$

~tīma m. spring. ∞ ^lęnctentīma$

~tīme of spring. ∞ ^lęnctentīme$

~wuce f. week in Lent. ∞ ^lęnctenwuce$

lęndan go ; arrive || tr. endow with land [land]. ∞ ^lęndan$

lęndenu (lęnden|u) npl. loins. ∞ ^lęndenu$

~bān n. loin-bone. ∞ ^lęndenbān$

~brǣde f. loin. ∞ ^lęndenbrǣde$

~rēaf n. apron. ∞ ^lęndenrēaf$

~wærc m. pain in the loins, kidney disease. ∞ ^lęndenwærc$

lęng av. longer, see lang. ∞ ^lęng$

~līfra more long-lived. ∞ ^lęnglīfra$

~togra [= ~togen-·?] more prolix L., Gl. ∞ ^lęngtogra$

lęngan tr. prolong (action) ; delay; disregard || intr. spread, extend ; belong. ∞ ^lęngan$

lęnge belonging to, having affinity with. ∞ ^lęnge$

gelęnge belonging to ; addicted to wd. ∞ ^gelęnge$

lengest, see lang, lange. ∞ ^lengest$

lęng, lęngo f. of space length; height, stature | of time length. ∞ ^lęng$

lengra, see lang. ∞ ^lengra$

lengten = lęncten. ∞ ^lengten$

lęngþ, lęngþo f. length [lang]. ∞ ^lęngþ$

lent (f.) lentil Gl. [Lt. lentem]. ∞ ^lent$

lēo mf., d. ~n, ~ne, ~nan lion. ~n fōt a plant [Lt. leo]. ∞ ^lēo$

lēon, (hē) lihþ, nW. līþ, prt. lāh, ēa, ptc. ligen, A. imper. līh 7 lend ; grant. ∞ ^lēon$

lēod † m. king. ∞ ^lēod$

lēod m. fine for manslaughter LL. ∞ ^lēod$

lēod f. nation L. Formed from lēode by an. of þēod. ∞ ^lēod$

gelēod m. fellow-countryman. ∞ ^gelēod$

lēodan 7 sprout, grow; be descended (from). ∞ ^lēodan$

lēoda m. fellow-countryman. ∞ ^lēoda$

lēode (lēod|e), L. ~a pl. people; soldiers; country. ∞ ^lēode$

~bealo † n. harm to a nation. ∞ ^lēodbealo$

~biscop m. bishop of a district. ∞ ^lēodbiscop$

~burg † f. city. ∞ ^lēodburg$

~gebyrga † m. chief, king. ∞ ^lēodgebyrga$

~cyning † m. king. ∞ ^lēodcyning$

~fruma † m. chief, patriarch, king. ∞ ^lēodfruma$

~geard † m. territory, country. ∞ ^lēodgeard$

~giėld n. fine for manslaughter. ∞ ^lēodgiėld$

~gryre † m. general terror. ∞ ^lēodgryre$

~hata m. tyrant, persecutor. ∞ ^lēodhata$

~hęte † m. hostility. ∞ ^lēodhęte$

~hryre † m. fall of a nation. ∞ ^lēodhryre$

~mæ̂g † m. kinsman. ∞ ^lēodmæg$

~mægen † «. flower of a nation ; body of warriors ; power, virtue. ∞ ^lēodmægen$

~mearc † f. territory, country. ∞ ^lēodmearc$

~riht n. law of the land. ∞ ^lēodriht$

~rūne f. sorceress. ∞ ^lēodrūne$

~scaru † f. nation. ∞ ^lēodscaru$

~scaþa † m. public enemy. ∞ ^lēodscaþa$

~scipe m. nation ; country. ∞ ^lēodscipe$

~stęfn † m. race, family, people. ∞ ^lēodstęfn$

~þēaw m. custom of a country. ∞ ^lēodþēaw$

~geþyncþ f. rank. ∞ ^lēodgeþyncþ$

~weard † m. government. ∞ ^lēodweard$

~wer † m. man of a country. ∞ ^lēodwer$

~werod † m. assembled nation. ∞ ^lēodwerod$

~gewinn † n. strife, war. ∞ ^lēodgewinn$

~wita m. sage. ∞ ^lēodwita$

~wynn † f. home joy. ∞ ^lēodwynn$

lēof I. aj.·wd. beloved, dear; friendly; pleasant — him wæs ~re þæt hīe fuhten or him wæs ~re tō feohtanne þonne … they preferred. II. interj. sir! ∞ ^lēof$

lēoflic (lēof|lic) beloved; pleasant; precious; beautiful. ∞ ^lēoflic$

~līce av. lovingly, kindly ; gladly, willingly. ∞ ^lēoflīce$

~spell † n. pleasant news. ∞ ^lēofspell$

~tæ̂l, ~tæ̂le kind ; acceptable, pleasant, popular. ∞ ^lēoftæl$

~węnde kind, amiable; acceptable, pleasant, popular. ∞ ^lēofwęnde$

gelēof consanguineous, related. ∞ ^gelēof$

leofian = libban. ∞ ^leofian$

lēofian be pleasant wd. ∞ ^lēofian$

lēogan (lēog|an) 7 make incorrect statement (without necessarily implying an intention to deceive): hē lēag mid þære race ; hē lēag be þām fyre ; him man on līehþ he is credited with (good or bad) qualities which he does not possess ; deceive wd. (of hope). ∞ ^lēogan$

~ere m. liar ; false witness. ∞ ^lēogere$

leoht n. light; (eye)sight; candle, light. ∞ ^leoht$

~bæ̂re bright; splendid, glorious. ∞ ^leohtbære$

~bēamede having bright rays. ∞ ^leohtbēamede$

~berend, ~berende m. Lucifer. ∞ ^leohtberend$

~berende luminous. ∞ ^leohtberende$

~brædnes f. manifestation, display. ∞ ^leohtbrædnes$

~fæt n. lantern, lamp. ∞ ^leohtfæt$

~fruma † m. creator of light. ∞ ^leohtfruma$

~īsern n. candlestick. ∞ ^leohtīsern$

~lēas without light. ∞ ^leohtlēas$

~lic shining. ∞ ^leohtlic$

~sāwend m. author of light. ∞ ^leohtsāwend$

~scēawigend m. light-seeing. ∞ ^leohtscēawigend$

~gescot n. contribution for church lights. ∞ ^leohtgescot$

leoht bright; clear; beautiful; easy to understand, clear; cheerful. ∞ ^leoht$

leoht not heavy, light; agile; not oppressed, comfortable, tolerable; slight, light (punishment). ∞ ^leoht$

~lic unimportant. ∞ ^leohtlic$

~līce av. slightly; lightly, gently; carelessly. ∞ ^leohtlīce$

~mōd easy of temper. ∞ ^leohtmōd$

~mōdnes f. levity. ∞ ^leohtmōdnes$

leohtan = liehtan. ∞ ^leohtan$

leohtian (leoht|ian) become light, dawn; † shine, give light wd. ∞ ^leohtian$

~ing f. lighting (candle) or giving light Gl. ∞ ^leohting$

leohte av. brightly; (understand) clearly. ∞ ^leohte$

leohte av. easily ; without discomfort. ∞ ^leohte$

lēolc prt. of lācan. ∞ ^lēolc$

lēoma (lēom|a) m. ray of light, radiance. ∞ ^lēoma$

ge~od having rays of light. ∞ ^gelēomod$

lēona m. lion [lēo]. ∞ ^lēona$

lēoran (lēor|an), A., ptc. ~ed, once loren depart, pass away of place and time; die. ∞ ^lēoran$

~ende, ge~endlic transitory. ∞ ^lēorende$

~nes, ~ednes, ge- f. departure ; vision ; death. ∞ ^lēornes$

leornian (leorn|ian) learn; think out, devise; study; read. [From *leonian by infl. of lǣran.] ∞ ^leornian$

~ere m. pupil, disciple; reader; learned man, scholar. ∞ ^leornere$

~igende docile (mind). ∞ ^leornigende$

leornung f. act of learning, study, going to school; reading. ∞ ^leornung$

~cild n. pupil. ∞ ^leornungcild$

~cniht m. pupil, disciple. ∞ ^leornungcniht$

~cræft m. learning, scholarship. ∞ ^leornungcræft$

~hūs n. school. ∞ ^leornunghūs$

~mann m. (male or female) pupil, student. ∞ ^leornungmann$

lēort, prt. of læ̂tan. ∞ ^lēort$

geleoso, pl. of *gelise study. ∞ ^geleoso$

lēoþ n. song ; poem. ∞ ^lēoþ$

~cræft m. art of poetry, metre ; poem. ∞ ^lēoþcræft$

~cræftig skilled in poetry. ∞ ^lēoþcræftig$

~cwide m. poem. ∞ ^lēoþcwide$

~giėdding f. poem. ∞ ^lēoþgiėdding$

~lic in verse. ∞ ^lēoþlic$

~sang m. poem ; metre, poetry. ∞ ^lēoþsang$

~weorc n. poetry. ∞ ^lēoþweorc$

~wīse f. poetical form, poetry. ∞ ^lēoþwīse$

~word † n. word in a poem. ∞ ^lēoþword$

~wręnce m. poem. ∞ ^lēoþwręnce$

~wyrhta m. poet. ∞ ^lēoþwyrhta$

lēoþian † sing, recite poetry || intr. sound. ∞ ^lēoþian$

leoþu-, leoþo-, liþe-, liþu-, leoþe-. Cp. liþ. ∞ ^leoþu$ ^leoþo$ ^liþe$ ^liþu$ ^leoþe$

~bęnd mf. bond, fetter. ∞ ^leoþubęnd$ ^leoþobęnd$

~bieg, ~biege flexible; meek, humble. ∞ ^leoþubieg$

~cǣge † f. key of limbs. ∞ ^leoþucǣge$

~cræft m. bodily agility, skill. ∞ ^leoþucræft$

~cræftig † agile. ∞ ^leoþucræftig$

~fæst † firm, skilled (?). ∞ ^leoþufæst$

~lic bodily. ∞ ^leoþulic$

~sār n. pain in joints. ∞ ^leoþusār$

~sięrce † f. corslet. ∞ ^leoþusięrce$ ^leoþosyrce$

~wāc flexible; agile. ∞ ^leoþuwāc$

~wācian mitigate. ∞ ^leoþuwācian$

~wǣcan tr. and intr. soften, assuage, grow calm. ∞ ^leoþuwǣcan$

leoþorūn (leoþo-rūn) †, eo † [or *lēoþr-] f. advice (?). ∞ ^leoþorūn$

lēow n., pl. ~er thigh, ham. ∞ ^lēow$

lēowe f. league [Lt. leuca, leuga]. ∞ ^lēowe$

lesan 5 collect, gather, pick, glean. ∞ ^lesan$

lęttan (lętt|an) wag. hinder ; procrastinate [læt]. ∞ ^lęttan$

~ing f. hindrance ; delay. ∞ ^lętting$

leþer* n. leather. ∞ ^leþer$

~codd m. leather bag. ∞ ^leþercodd$

~helm m. leather helmet. ∞ ^leþerhelm$

~hose f. leather gaiter. ∞ ^leþerhose$

~wyrhta m. leather-maker. ∞ ^leþerwyrhta$

leþeren = liþeren of leather. ∞ ^leþeren$

libban, leofian, lif- live, be alive, pass life, subsist. ∞ ^libban$ ^leofian$

līc n. living body (†); corpse. þæt micle ~ elephantiasis. ∞ ^līc$

~beorg f. sarcophagus. ∞ ^līcbeorg$

~burg f. cemetery. ∞ ^līcburg$

~bysig † active. ∞ ^līcbysig$

~fæt † n. body. ∞ ^līcfæt$

līchama (līc-ham|a), līcuma m. living body ; rarely corpse. ∞ ^līchama$

~lēas incorporeal. ∞ ^līchamlēas$

~lic of the body, corporeal, carnal. ∞ ^līchamlic$

~līce av. in the body, corporeally. ∞ ^līchamlīce$

ge~od incarnate. ∞ ^gelīchamod$

līchord (līc|hord) † n. interior of body, body. ∞ ^līchord$

~hrægel n. winding-sheet. ∞ ^līchrægel$

~hryre † m. death. ∞ ^līchryre$

~lēoþ n. dirge. ∞ ^līclēoþ$

~lic funeral. ∞ ^līclic$

~mann m. undertaker, (corpse) bearer. ∞ ^līcmann$

~pytt m. grave. ∞ ^līcpytt$

~ręst f. burial-place, sepulchre. ∞ ^līcręst$

~sang m. dirge. ∞ ^līcsang$

~sār † n. wound. ∞ ^līcsār$

~sięrce † f. corslet. ∞ ^līcsięrce$

~tūn m. burial-ground. ∞ ^līctūn$

~þegnung, -þēn- f. funeral. ∞ ^līcþegnung$

~þēote f. pore. ∞ ^līcþēote$

~þrōwere m. leper, sufferer from ulcers. ∞ ^līcþrōwere$

~þrūh f. coffin. ∞ ^līcþrūh$

~wīglung f. necromancy. ∞ ^līcwīglung$

~wund † f. wound. ∞ ^līcwund$

līcwierþe (līc-wierþ|e), ge-, -weorþ wd. pleasing, acceptable; estimable, praiseworthy ; sterling (money). ∞ ^līcwierþe$

~nes f. being pleased with, good pleasure. ∞ ^līcwierþnes$

gelīc wd. similar; equal. ∞ ^gelīc$

gelīca (gelīc|a) mf. equal; such a one as : þīnre ~an of the like of you. ∞ ^gelīca$

~bisnung f. imitation. ∞ ^gelīcbisnung$

~e, līce av. in the same way, equally, in a similar way. swā ~ similarly. ~ and hē wǣre … , ~ost þǣm þe hē wære … as if he were ; ~ and spynge dēþ just as a sponge does. ∞ ^gelīce$

~lic fit, proper. ∞ ^gelīclic$

~līce av. equally. ∞ ^gelīclīce$

~nes, līcnes f. similarity ; simile, parable. ∞ ^gelīcnes$

lician (lic|ian) wd. please. ∞ ^lician$

~endlic, ~iendlic pleasant. ∞ ^licendlic$

~endlīce av. pleasingly. ∞ ^licendlīce$

~ung f. pleasing ; pleasure. ∞ ^licung$

liccian (licc|ian) lick ; lick up, lap. ∞ ^liccian$

~ung f. licking. ∞ ^liccung$

līcettan (līcett|an), līccet(t)an pretend w. sbj., w. swelce and sbj., also rfl. || wa. simulate, feign. ∞ ^līcettan$ ^līccettan$ ^līccetan$

~ere m. hypocrite. ∞ ^līcettere$

~ung f. pretence, hypocrisy. ∞ ^līcettung$

licgan (licg|an) 5 prt. læg, pl. lāgon, æ̂ lie, lie at anchor, be confined to bed, be ill — ~ mid d. lie (with woman); remain, be: þæt land læg wēste — tōgædre ~ join (of boundaries) | lie dead, die: þǣr libban oþþe þǣr ~ — ~ ende feoh lifeless property (as opposed to cattle), ready money | be still (of wind) ; fail (of sword’s edge); ge~ cease (of strife) | be situated ; extend (of territory); direction lie, lead to (of road) : se weg þe tō Stānlēage līþ ; flow (of river) | belong (of land) w. tō, intō, þider inn | for hine ~ make his cause one’s own | ~ ongēan abs. oppose a measure. ∞ ^licgan$ ^licgean$

līcuma = līchama. ∞ ^līcuma$

lid † (n.) ship, vessel. ∞ ^lid$

~mann m. sailor. ∞ ^lidmann$

~weard m. sailor. ∞ ^lidweard$

~wērig weary of seafaring. ∞ ^lidwērig$

lida † m. sailor. ∞ ^lida$

liden, ptc. of līþan. ∞ ^liden$

līeden*, ȳ, ēo n., f. (?) language. Cp. læden [lēode]. ∞ ^līeden$

līefan allow w. d. and a. or ger. : ~ him hām disband them [lēaf]. ∞ ^līefan$

gelīefan (gelīef|an), L. bel-, A. (ge)lēfan believe, think true, take on trust, w. d,. g., rarely a., w. sbj., indc.; believe (in God) w. on a. (d.), be a true believer [gelēafa]. ∞ ^gelīefan$ ^gelefan$ ^bellīefan$ ^gelyfan$

gelīefed believing, pious. ∞ ^gelīefed$

~lic permissible. ∞ ^gelīefedlic$

~līce av. believingly, credulously. ∞ ^gelīefedlīce$

līeg mn. flame ; lightning. ∞ ^līeg$ ^līg$

~bæ̂re fiery. ∞ ^līegbære$

~berende fiery. ∞ ^līegberende$

~bryne † m. fire. ∞ ^līegbryne$

~cwalu † f. fiery death. ∞ ^līegcwalu$

~draca † m. fiery dragon. ∞ ^līegdraca$

~egesa † m. terror of fire. ∞ ^līegegesa$

~fǣmende, ~fām-blāwende vomiting flame. ∞ ^līegfǣmende$

~fyr n. fire. ∞ ^līegfyr$

~locc, ~loccede with flaming locks. ∞ ^līeglocc$

~ræsc m., ~ræscetung f. lightning. ∞ ^līegræsc$

~spīwol vomiting flames. ∞ ^līegspīwol$

~þracu † f. violence of fire, burning. ∞ ^līegþracu$

~ȳþ † f. wave of fire. ∞ ^līegȳþ$

līegen fiery. ∞ ^līegen$

līegetu (līeget|u) f., L. also used as n. pl., g. līeget(t)e; līget m. (flash of) lightning. ∞ ^līegetu$ ^līget$ ^līegette$

~ræsc m. flash of lightning. ∞ ^līegetræsc$

~slięht m. flash of lightning; thunderbolt. ∞ ^līegetslięht$

līegnan, līegnian deny [lēogan]. ∞ ^līegnan$

liehtan (lieht|an) shine; give light wd.; dawn [leoht]. ∞ ^liehtan$

~ing, -ung f. giving light, shining; light; dawn. ∞ ^liehting$

~nes f. brightness. ∞ ^liehtnes$

liehtan (lieht|an) alleviate, ease (discomfort); release [leoht]. ∞ ^Liehtan$

~ing f. alleviation, mitigation, release. ∞ ^liehting$

līesan (līes|an) release, deliver; redeem [lēas]. ∞ ^līesan$

~ing f. redemption, release. ∞ ^līesing$

~nes, ge- f. redemption. ∞ ^līesnes$

līesing m. freedman. ∞ ^līesing$

līetan*, līt- once tr. bend, incline [lūtan]. ∞ ^līetan$

līeþran lather, smear [lēaþor]. ∞ ^līeþran$

līexan (līex|an) shine, glitter [līeg]. ∞ ^līexan$

~ende av. splendidly lN. ∞ ^līexende$

~ung f. brightness. ∞ ^līexung$

līf n. life, period of life, way of life — ~es bēon be alive, survive ; on ~e alive ; tō ~e lǣfan let live | mynecena ~ nunnery. ∞ ^līf$

~brycgung f. way of life (!) lN. ∞ ^līfbrycgung$

~bysig † struggling for life. ∞ ^līfbysig$

~caru † f. anxiety about life. ∞ ^līfcaru$

~dæg m. day of life. ∞ ^līfdæg$

~gedāl † n. death. ∞ ^līfgedāl$

~fadung f. regulating life. ∞ ^līffadung$

~fæc n. life(time). ∞ ^līffæc$

~fæst living ; life-giving ; settled. ∞ ^līffæst$

~fæstan endow with life. ∞ ^līffæstan$

~frēa † m. Lord of life. ∞ ^līffrēa$

~fruma † m. Author of life. ∞ ^līffruma$

~lād f. way of life. ∞ ^līflād$

~lēas without life. ∞ ^līflēas$

~lēast f. death. ∞ ^līflēast$

~lic living; vital, life-giving; causing death. ∞ ^līflic$

~līce av. vitally. ∞ ^līflīce$

~lyre m. loss of life. ∞ ^līflyre$

~nęru † f. sustenance, food. ∞ ^līfnęru$

~gesceaft † f. condition of life, life. ∞ ^līfgesceaft$

~getwinnan † mpl. twins. ∞ ^līfgetwinnan$

~weard † m. Guardian of life. ∞ ^līfweard$

~weg m. manner of life. ∞ ^līfweg$

~wela † m. wealth. ∞ ^līfwela$

~więlle living (water) lN. ∞ ^līfwięlle$

~wraþu † f. support of life. ∞ ^līfwraþu$

~wynn † f. joy of life. ∞ ^līfwynn$

lifer f. liver. ∞ ^lifer$

~ādl f. disease of liver. ∞ ^liferādl$

~bȳl m. protuberance on liver. ∞ ^liferbȳl$

~hol n. hollow in liver. ∞ ^liferhol$

~læppa m. lobe of liver. ∞ ^liferlæppa$

~wærc m. pain in liver. ∞ ^liferwærc$

~wyrt f. liverwort. ∞ ^liferwyrt$

lifer once (f.) a weight (?) Gl. [Lt. libra.] ∞ ^lifer$

lifgan, lifian = libban. ∞ ^lifgan$

lifrig of the liver [lifer]. ∞ ^lifrig$

geliger, ~e, gelīre n., ~nes f. fornication, adultery [licgan]. ∞ ^geliger$

lihtan alight, halt. ∞ ^lihtan$

lilie f. lily [Lt.]. ∞ ^lilie$

lim n. limb, member (of body); branch (of tree). ∞ ^lim$ ^leom$

~hāl † sound in limb. ∞ ^limhāl$

~læ̂w f. mutilation. ∞ ^limlæw$

~læ̂wa*, ~læ̂weo maimed, mutilated. ∞ ^limlæwa$

~lama crippled. ∞ ^limlama$

~lēas without limbs. ∞ ^limlēas$

~mæ̂lum av. limb by limb. ∞ ^limmælum$

~nacod † naked. ∞ ^limnacod$

~rǣden (!) f. cloak Gl. ∞ ^limrǣden$

~sēoc † diseased in limbs. ∞ ^limsēoc$

~wæ̂d † f. garment. ∞ ^limwæd$

~wæstm † m. stature. ∞ ^limwæstm$

~wērig † weary. ∞ ^limwērig$

līm (m.) anything that causes adhesion, mortar, (bird)lime, paste. ∞ ^līm$

līmian (līm|ian). ∞ ^līmian$

~ing f. plastering, cementing. ∞ ^līming$

gelimp n. event; chance ; vicissitude, fortune — on gōdum ~um in prosperity ; calamity. ∞ ^gelimp$

~full suitable. ∞ ^gelimpfull$

~lic suitable. ∞ ^gelimplic$

~līce av. suitably. ∞ ^gelimplīce$

~licnes f. opportunity. ∞ ^gelimplicnes$

(ge)limpan 3 happen often imps., wd., w. indc. | w. tō d. belong (of land); concern, be of importance to. ∞ ^gelimpan$

līn n. flax; linen; linen cloth. ∞ ^līn$

~æcer m. flax-field. ∞ ^līnæcer$

~hǣwen flax-coloured. ∞ ^līnhǣwen$

~land n. flax-growing land. ∞ ^līnland$

~lēah m. flax-field. ∞ ^līnlēah$

~sæ̂d n. linseed. ∞ ^līnsæd$

~wæ̂d f. linen garment or cloth. ∞ ^līnwæd$

~wyrt f. flax. ∞ ^līnwyrt$

lind, ~e only in first sense, f. lime, linden ; † shield. ∞ ^lind$

~gecrod † n. warlike troop, host. ∞ ^lindgecrod$

~croda † m. shield-press, battle. ∞ ^lindcroda$

~hæbbende † m. warrior. ∞ ^lindhæbbende$

~hrycg, ~rycg, m. ridge where limes grow. ∞ ^lindhrycg$

~hwæt*† shield-brave. ∞ ^lindhwæt$

~gelāc † n. battle. ∞ ^lindgelāc$

~plega † m. battle. ∞ ^lindplega$

~gestealla † m. companion in battle. ∞ ^lindgestealla$

~werod † n. warlike troop. ∞ ^lindwerod$

~wiga † m. warrior. ∞ ^lindwiga$

~wīgend † m. warrior. ∞ ^lindwīgend$

linden of lime-wood. ∞ ^linden$

līne, ī † f. rope; line, series; guidance, regulation [Lt. linea]. ∞ ^līne$

linen of linen. ∞ ^linen$

~węrd clothed with linen. ∞ ^linenwęrd$

līnetwige, -igle, līnete f. linnet. ∞ ^līnetwige$

linnan 3 desist, part from w. i. or g. ∞ ^linnan$

lippa m. lip. ∞ ^lippa$

līra (līr|a) m. fleshy parts of body, flesh. ∞ ^līra$

~eht brawny. ∞ ^līreht$

gelīre = geliger. ∞ ^gelīre$

gelīsian slip, glide. ∞ ^gelīsian$

gelise*, pl. -leoso n. study. Cp. word-gecwide. ∞ ^gelise$

liss, līþs f. kindness, favour; forgiveness; saving (of life) ; joy [līþe]. ∞ ^liss$ ^līþs$

lissan † once subdue. ∞ ^lissan$

list mf. skill; cunning; art, accomplishment — ~um skilfully. ∞ ^list$

~hęndig † having skilful hands. ∞ ^listhęndig$

~elīce once av. carefully. ∞ ^listelīce$

līste f. hem, border. ∞ ^līste$

litsmann (lits-mann) = liþs-. ∞ ^litsmann$

liþ n. joint; limb. ∞ ^liþ$ ^leoþo$ ^liþe$ ^liþu$ ^leoþe$

~ādl f. gout. ∞ ^liþādl$

~sēaw n. synovia. ∞ ^liþsēaw$

~wærc m. pain in the joints. ∞ ^liþwærc$

liþ n. fleet vL. [Scand.]. ∞ ^liþ$

liþwyrt (liþ-wyrt), y f. dwarf elder. ∞ ^liþwyrt$

līþ n. strong drink. ∞ ^līþ$

~wǣge † n. drinking-cup. ∞ ^līþwǣge$

līþ, see licgan. ∞ ^līþ$

līþ = lihþ, see lēon. ∞ ^līþ$

līþnes f. gentleness, lenity [līþe]. ∞ ^līþnes$

līþan (līþ|an) 6 prt. pl. lidon, liþon go by water, sail — ptc. geliden having travelled much. ∞ ^līþan$

~end m. wanderer, sailor. ∞ ^līþend$

līþan (līþ|an) soften, mitigate [līþe]. ∞ ^līþan$

~ung f. alleviation. ∞ ^līþung$

līþian be kind, be gracious; become alleviated. ∞ ^līþian$

Līþa m. — se ǣrra ~ June, se æfterra ~ July. ∞ ^Līþa$

līþe- = leoþu-. ∞ ^līþe$

līþe soft; mild (weather, ale), calm (sea), gentle (whistling, gestures), slight (illness) ; kind, gentle, gracious ; pleasant; sweet. ∞ ^līþe$

~lic gentle (voice, words). ∞ ^līþelic$

~līce av. kindly; not severely, gently ; slightly. ∞ ^līþelīce$

līþercian soothe; flatter. ∞ ^līþercian$

liþere (liþer|e) f. sling [leþer]. ∞ ^liþere$

~lic of a sling. ∞ ^liþerlic$

liþeren, e of leather [leþer]. ∞ ^liþeren$

līþig flexible; yielding, pliant. ∞ ^līþig$

~ian, -eg- assuage; be mild or gentle. ∞ ^līþigian$

liþincel n. little joint. ∞ ^liþincel$

līþs = liss. ∞ ^līþs$

liþsmann (liþs-mann), lits- m. (Danish) sailor [liþ]. ∞ ^liþsmann$

liþule (m.) ‘joint-oil,’ synovia [liþ, ele]. ∞ ^liþule$

līxan = līexan. ∞ ^līxan$

lobbe f. spider. ∞ ^lobbe$

loc n. lock, bolt, bar; anything shut in, prison, stronghold esp. (sheep)fold | settlement (of negotiations, dispute) ; conclusion (in logic) [lūcan]. ∞ ^loc$

~hyrdel m. sheep-fold. ∞ ^lochyrdel$

~stān m. stone closing mouth of cave. ∞ ^locstān$

lōcian look, see w. on a., tō | w. tō, intō belong. ∞ ^lōcian$

loca m. enclosure, stronghold. ∞ ^loca$

lōca, lōc L. -ever : ~ hū however, ~ hwonne whenever, ~ hwæ̂r wherever, ~ hwæþer whichever (of two), ~ hwæt whatever [lōcian]. ∞ ^lōca$

locc m. lock (of hair); hair. ∞ ^locc$

~bore f. long haired (free woman) LL. ∞ ^loccbore$

~feax n. head of hair. ∞ ^loccfeax$

~gewind n. head of hair. ∞ ^loccgewind$

loccian entice, soothe. ∞ ^loccian$

locer (carpenter’s) plane. ∞ ^locer$

gelodwyrt (gelod-wyrt) f. silverweed. ∞ ^gelodwyrt$

geloda m. joint of the backbone ; brother. ∞ ^geloda$

loddere m. beggar, pauper. ∞ ^loddere$

gelodr once f. spine. ∞ ^gelodr$

lodrung f. triviality. ∞ ^lodrung$

lof n. praise ; glory; song of praise, hymn. ∞ ^lof$

~bæ̂re laudatory. ∞ ^lofbære$

~dæ̂d f. praiseworthy deed. ∞ ^lofdæd$

~georn eager for glory. ∞ ^lofgeorn$

~hęrung f. praise. ∞ ^lofhęrung$

~lāc n. offering in honour of a god. ∞ ^loflāc$

~lǣcan praise. ∞ ^loflǣcan$

~lic praiseworthy. ∞ ^loflic$

~līce av. gloriously. ∞ ^loflīce$

~mægen † n. glory. ∞ ^lofmægen$

~sang m. hymn, psalm. ∞ ^lofsang$

~sealm m. psalm of praise. ∞ ^lofsealm$

~singende hymning. ∞ ^lofsingende$

~sum praiseworthy. ∞ ^lofsum$

lofian (lof|ian) praise; appraise, set price on. ∞ ^lofian$

~ung f. praise ; appraising, valuation. ∞ ^lofung$

loft, see lyft. ∞ ^loft$

lōg (n.) place — on his ~ instead of him. ∞ ^lōg$

lōg, lōh prt. of lēan. ∞ ^lōg$

lōgian (lōg|ian) place — ge~ ūp put away carefully, lay by | portion out, arrange (life), frame (speech) — ge~od sprǣc good style | go into details, discuss w. be. ∞ ^lōgian$

ge~ung f. order. ∞ ^gelōgung$

logþor cunning, clever Gl. ∞ ^logþor$

gelōma, lōma m. tool, utensil, article of furniture. ∞ ^gelōma$

gelōme (gelōm|e), lōme av. often. ∞ ^gelōme$

~lǣcan be frequent; frequent Gl. ; -ende frequentative (verb). ∞ ^gelōmlǣcan$

~lǣcing f. frequency, frequenting Gl. ∞ ^gelōmlǣcing$

~lic, ~elic frequent. ∞ ^gelōmlic$

~līce av. often, repeatedly. ∞ ^gelōmlīce$

~lician become frequent. ∞ ^gelōmlician$

~licnes f. frequency, repetition. ∞ ^gelōmlicnes$

loppe f. flea. ∞ ^loppe$

lopestre, loppestre f. lobster; locust (!). ∞ ^lopestre$

lor n. — tō ~e weorþan perish, be lost, be wasted [lēosan]. ∞ ^lor$

loren ptc. of lēoran depart. ∞ ^loren$

-loren ptc. of -lēosan. ∞ ^loren$

lorg f., pl. vE. loerge pole; weaver’s beam. ∞ ^lorg$

los n. — tō ~e weorþan perish, be lost. Cp. lor, of which los seems to be an Anglian form. ∞ ^los$

~wist, ~ewist lN. f. loss, waste, destruction, injury. ∞ ^loswist$

losian (los|ian) w. d. of pers. be lost: mē ~ode hit I lost it; escape (from) ; perish. ∞ ^losian$

~igendlic about to perish. ∞ ^losigendlic$

~ing lN. f. loss, destruction. ∞ ^losing$

lot n. deceit, wile [lūtan]. ∞ ^lot$

lotwręnc (lot-wręnc) m. deceit, wile. ∞ ^lotwręnc$

~cēast f. guile. ∞ ^lotwręnccēast$

loþa m. cloak. ∞ ^loþa$

lox (m.) lynx. ∞ ^lox$

lūcan 7 I. tr. close, shut up, confine; interlace ; conclude (transaction) || intr. join together (so as to form one mass). II. pull up, weed. ∞ ^lūcan$

ludgeat (lud-geat) n. back- or side-gate, postern. ∞ ^ludgeat$

lufian (luf|ian) love ; caress, fondle. ∞ ^lufian$

~estre f. lover. ∞ ^lufestre$

~igend m. lover. ∞ ^lufigend$

~igendlic loving, amiable; worthy of love, pleasant. ∞ ^lufigendlic$

lufestice f. lovage (a plant) [Lt. levisticum]. ∞ ^lufestice$

lufu (luf|u) f. st., wk., sometimes pl. in sg. sense love, loving, passion, affection; friendliness; amicable arrangement (in law) ; sake: for Godes ~an (~e, ~um), for mīnre lufan. ∞ ^lufu$

~lic, ~elic loving, amiable ; pleasant. ∞ ^luflic$

~līce av. lovingly, amiably ; willingly. ∞ ^luflīce$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. love. ∞ ^lufrǣden$

~sum amiable, kind; worthy of love. ∞ ^lufsum$

~sumlīce av. amiably, kindly. ∞ ^lufsumlīce$

~sumnes f. amiability, kindness; pleasantness. ∞ ^lufsumnes$

~tācen n. token of love. ∞ ^luftācen$

~tīeme loving, philanthropic. ∞ ^luftīeme$

lufwęnde (luf-węnd|e), ~lic amiable, loving; beloved, pleasant. ∞ ^lufwęnde$

~līce av. amiably, gently. ∞ ^lufwęndlīce$

luh. lake lN. [Celtic]. ∞ ^luh$

gelumpenlic occasional [limpan]. ∞ ^gelumpenlic$

lund. ∞ ^lund$

~laga m. kidney. ∞ ^lundlaga$

lungen, lungenn f. lung(s). ∞ ^lungen$

~ādl f. lung-disease. ∞ ^lungenādl$

~sealf f. salve for lungs. ∞ ^lungensealf$

~wyrt f. lungwort. ∞ ^lungenwyrt$

lungre † av. quickly, shortly; at once, suddenly. ∞ ^lungre$

~luron prt. pl. of lēosan. ∞ ^lungreluron$

lūs f., pl. lȳs louse. ∞ ^lūs$

~þorn m. spindle-tree. ∞ ^lūsþorn$

lust I. m. pleasure; desire; lust. on ~e wg. glad, desirous. on ~um joyful. ~um willingly. II. aj. willing (mind). ∞ ^lust$

~bæ̂re, ~bæ̂rlic pleasant; desirous. ∞ ^lustbære$

~bæ̂rlīce av. with pleasure, pleasantly. ∞ ^lustbærlīce$

~bæ̂rnes f. desire ; pleasure. ∞ ^lustbærnes$

~full desirous. ∞ ^lustfull$

(ge)~fullīce av. joyfully, willingly. ∞ ^gelustfullīce$

(ge)~fulnes, -fyl- f. pleasure; desire. ∞ ^gelustfulnes$

~fullian enjoy, rejoice w.g. or on d. ∞ ^lustfullian$

(ge)~fullung f. pleasure. ∞ ^gelustfullung$

~geornnes f. desire, lust. ∞ ^lustgeornnes$

~grin* † f. snare of pleasure. ∞ ^lustgrin$

~līce av. gladly, willingly. ∞ ^lustlīce$

~moce f. lady’s smock (a plant). ∞ ^lustmoce$

~sumlic pleasant. ∞ ^lustsumlic$

~sumlīce av. willingly. ∞ ^lustsumlīce$

lūtan 7 intr. bow, bend, turn; prostrate oneself; fall; entreat abs. w. sbj. | of time — geloten dæg after part of the day. ∞ ^lūtan$

lūtian lie hid, lurk, skulk. ∞ ^lūtian$

lybb n. drug ; poison. ∞ ^lybb$

~corn n. purgative grain or drug. ∞ ^lybbcorn$

~cræft m. drugging, witch-craft. ∞ ^lybbcræft$

~lāc n. drugging, witch-craft. ∞ ^lybblāc$

~lǣca m. sorcerer. ∞ ^lybblǣca$

lybbestre f. witch. ∞ ^lybbestre$

lycce mendacious [lyge]. ∞ ^lycce$

lȳden = *līeden language, læden Latin. ∞ ^lȳden$

lyfesn f. charm, amulet. ∞ ^lyfesn$

lyffettan (lyffet|tan), -et(i)an flatter. ∞ ^lyffettan$ ^lyffetian$ ^lyffettian$

~ere m. flatterer. ∞ ^lyffetere$

~ung f. flattery. ∞ ^lyffetung$

lyft, loft [Scand.] fnm. air; wind; sky ; cloud. on ~(e) aloft. ∞ ^lyft$

~edor † m. clouds. ∞ ^lyftedor$

~fæt † n. aerial vessel (lamp ?), moon. ∞ ^lyftfæt$

~flēogend †, ~floga † m. air-flyer. ∞ ^lyftflēogend$

~helm † m. air, cloud. ∞ ^lyfthelm$

~gelāc † n. motion through the air. ∞ ^lyftgelāc$

~lācende † sporting in the air. ∞ ^lyftlācende$

~scaþa † m. aerial robber (raven). ∞ ^lyftscaþa$

~geswęnced † air-driven. ∞ ^lyftgeswęnced$

~wundor † n. aerial prodigy. ∞ ^lyftwundor$

~wynn † f. air-joy, flying. ∞ ^lyftwynn$

lyften aerial. ∞ ^lyften$

lyft*, e weak. ∞ ^lyft$

~ādl paralysis. ∞ ^lyftādl$

lyge I. m. falsehood. II. aj. mendacious, lying [lēogan]. ∞ ^lyge$

~searo † n. lying, artifice, wile. ∞ ^lygesearo$

~spell n. falsehood. ∞ ^lygespell$

~synnig † lying. ∞ ^lygesynnig$

~torn*, lige- † once m. (?). ∞ ^lygetorn$

~word † n. falsehood. ∞ ^lygeword$

~wyrhta m. liar. ∞ ^lygewyrhta$

lygnes (?) f. deceitfulness. ∞ ^lygnes$

lygen f. falsehood. ∞ ^lygen$

~word † n. falsehood. ∞ ^lygenword$

lygnian, lygenian (lyg(e)n|ian)*, i tr. accuse of falsehood, give the lie to; convict of falsehood — ge~od perjured, lying. ∞ ^lygnian$ ^lygenian$ ^gelygnod$ ^gelygenod$

lynd f. fat; fatness [lund]. ∞ ^lynd$

gelynd f. fat. ∞ ^gelynd$

gelyndu npl. joints of the spine. ∞ ^gelyndu$

lynebor (lyne-bor) n. borer, auger [lynis]. ∞ ^lynebor$

lynis m. axletree. ∞ ^lynis$

lypen. ∞ ^lypen$

~wyrhta m. tanner Gl. ∞ ^lypenwyrhta$

lyre m. loss; being disabled, injury; destruction [lēosan]. ∞ ^lyre$

lȳs pl. of lūs. ∞ ^lȳs$

lyso, infected lysw- I. bad, wrong. II. n. evil. ∞ ^lyso$

lystan, impers. wag., w. d. of pers., w. inf. desire [lust]. ∞ ^lystan$

lyswen purulent (urine) [lyso]. ∞ ^lyswen$

lyswen*, lyssen once (n.) purulence. ∞ ^lyswen$

lȳt I. av. to a slight degree, little || cpv. lǣs av. less — ān ~ fēowertig bēaga 39. noht(e) þon ~, nohte þȳ ~, nā þȳ ~ not less; nevertheless. þȳ ~ (þe) cj. w. sbj. lest. n. indecl. wg. fewer : mid ~ worda || spl. lǣst, lǣsest av. least. n. indecl. wg. fewest. II. n. indecl. always wg. few, little. III. aj. indecl. few: mid ~ wordum. ∞ ^lȳt$

~hwōn I. av. very little (space, time, quantity). II. n. indecl. wg. very little, few. ∞ ^lȳthwōn$

lȳtel, cpv. lǣssa, spl. lǣst, lA. lǣsest, ēa ; once spl. lǣrest little, small. lȳtlum by degrees; in small pieces. lȳtlum and lȳtlum by degrees. ∞ ^lȳtel$

~fōta having small feet. ∞ ^lȳtelfōta$

~hygdig †, -hyd-, ~mōd pusillanimous. ∞ ^lȳtelhygdig$

~nes f. littleness, paucity. ∞ ^lȳtelnes$

lȳtesnā (lȳtes-nā), lȳtes(t)ne av. almost, nearly [‘by a little not’]. ∞ ^lȳtesnā$ ^lȳtestne$ ^lȳtesne$

lytig cunning, wily [lot]. ∞ ^lytig$

~lic, lytelic deceitful. ∞ ^lytiglic$

~līce, lytelīce av. cunningly. ∞ ^lytiglīce$

~nes f. cunning. ∞ ^lytignes$

lytigian act cunningly. ∞ ^lytigian$

lȳtlian diminish tr. and intr.; shorten (fast) ; become ineffectual or weak (of laws); curtail, abrogate. ∞ ^lȳtlian$

lȳtling m. little one, child. ∞ ^lȳtling$

gelyþen = geliden. ∞ ^gelyþen$

lȳþerfull (lȳþer|full), ~lic mean, sordid, vile. ∞ ^lȳþerfull$

~līce av. wickedly. ∞ ^lȳþerlīce$

~nes f. wickedness. ∞ ^lȳþernes$

lȳþre I. aj. contemptible, base; sordid; bad; wicked. II. av. badly, miserably. ∞ ^lȳþre$

M

mā av. more, see micle. ∞ ^mā$

~cræftig † mighty, for mægen- (?). ∞ ^mācræftig$

~fealdra L. cpv. of manigfeald. ∞ ^māfealdra$

~geīect augmented Gl. ∞ ^māgeīect$

macian (mac|ian) arrange, manage esp. in hīt ~ ; cause ; do, make gen. L. ; put — ~ ūp, hang up (on walls) || intr. act, behave ; fare : befrān þæt cild hū hit ~ode how it had got on. ∞ ^macian$

~ung f. doing. ∞ ^macung$

gemaca = gemæcca. ∞ ^gemaca$

macalic suitable lN. ∞ ^macalic$

mād. ∞ ^mād$

~mōd † once m. folly. ∞ ^mādmōd$

gemād foolish, mad. ∞ ^gemād$

mādm = māþm. ∞ ^mādm$

mǣ, see micle. ∞ ^mǣ$

gemæcc wd. well-matched, suitable (wife); equal, being a match for. ∞ ^gemæcc$

gemæclic (gemæc|lic) conjugal Gl. ∞ ^gemæclic$

~nes f. intercourse, union. ∞ ^gemæcnes$

~scipe m. cohabitation. ∞ ^gemæcscipe$

gemæcca (gemæcc|a), -maca m. one of a pair, especially a male and a female animal, mate ; husband ; wife, g. þīnes ~an, þīnre ~an. ∞ ^gemæcca$

mæcg †, ę, once ~a † m. man, warrior; son. ∞ ^mæcg$ ^mecg$

mæ̂d f., pl. mæ̂d(w)a meadow. ∞ ^mæd$

~lacu f. meadow-stream. ∞ ^mædlacu$

~land, ~weland n. meadow or grass-land. ∞ ^mædland$

~mǣweht mowing of a meadow. ∞ ^mædmǣweht$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. grass mown on meadow. ∞ ^mædrǣden$

~splott m. plot of meadow-land. ∞ ^mædsplott$

mǣdan — ptc. gemǣdd mad [mād]. ∞ ^mǣdan$

mǣden = mægden. ∞ ^mǣden$

mædere, mæddre f. madder. ∞ ^mædere$

~cīþ m. shoot of madder. ∞ ^mæderecīþ$

gemædla m. chatter. ∞ ^gemædla$

mæg vb., pl. magon, prt. mihte, ea, e have power, avail: ne ~ tō nahte is of no use. ~ wiþ a. (drug) cures (disease); hē ~ wiþ hine has influence with him | be in good or bad health : āxode hū hē mihte ; ic mæg wel | can, have the power, possibility, be allowed to w. inf. — ellipse of inf. þǣr him mon tō ne mehte could not get at him. ∞ ^mæg$ ^magan$ ^meaht$ ^magon$ ^meahte$ ^mehte$ ^meahtest$ ^mehtest$ ^meahton$ ^mehton$ ^mæge$ ^mægen$ ^mehten$ ^magende$

mæ̂g I. m., pl. māgas, æ m. kinsman, son. II. † f. kinswoman; woman. ∞ ^mæg$

~bana m. slayer of one’s kinsmen. ∞ ^mægbana$

~bōt f. compensation to the family of a man killed. ∞ ^mægbōt$

~burg f. family, kinsmen, tribe. ∞ ^mægburg$

~cild n. young kinsman. ∞ ^mægcild$

~cūþ related. ∞ ^mægcūþ$

~cwealm m. murder of kinsman. ∞ ^mægcwealm$

~cynrėn n. family, lineage. ∞ ^mægcynrėn$

~hǣmed n. incest. ∞ ^mæghǣmed$

~hand f. kinsman, natural heir. ∞ ^mæghand$

~lagu f. law of responsibilities of kinsmen. ∞ ^mæglagu$

~lēas without kinsmen. ∞ ^mæglēas$

~lic of or belonging to kinsmen. ∞ ^mæglic$

~lufe † f. love. ∞ ^mæglufe$

~morþor n. murder of kinsmen. ∞ ^mægmorþor$

~gemōt n. meeting of kinsmen. ∞ ^mæggemōt$

~myrþra m. murderer of a kinsman. ∞ ^mægmyrþra$

~racu f. genealogy. ∞ ^mægracu$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. relationship. ∞ ^mægrǣden$

~rǣs m. attack on one’s kinsmen. ∞ ^mægrǣs$

~scīr f. division of a people, containing the kinsmen of a particular family. ∞ ^mægscīr$

~sibb f. relationship ; natural affection. ∞ ^mægsibb$

~siblic of kin. ∞ ^mægsiblic$

~slaga m. killer of a kinsman. ∞ ^mægslaga$

~slięht m. killing a kinsman. ∞ ^mægslięht$

~tūdor n. family, kindred. ∞ ^mægtūdor$

~wine † m. kinsman. ∞ ^mægwine$

mæ̂gwlite (mæ̂g-wlit|e) m. appearance, form, species. ∞ ^mægwlite$

~ian fashion. ∞ ^mægwlitian$

~līce av. figuratively (!). ∞ ^mægwlitlīce$

mæ̂ggewrit (mæ̂g-gewrit) n. genealogy. ∞ ^mæggewrit$

gemæ̂g, ā m. — wē sint ~as we are relatives. ∞ ^gemæg$

mægden, mǣden n. girl, young woman ; virgin. ∞ ^mægden$

~ǣw f. marriage with a virgin. ∞ ^mægdenǣw$

~cild n. girl. ∞ ^mægdencild$

~hād m. virginity. ∞ ^mægdenhād$

~hēap m. troop of girls. ∞ ^mægdenhēap$

~lic of girls, girlish ; virginal. ∞ ^mægdenlic$

~mann m. girl; female servant; virgin. ∞ ^mægdenmann$

mæ̂ge = māge. ∞ ^mæge$

mægen, mæg n. strength ; might, power; efficacy (of drug); miracle; troop, force. ∞ ^mægen$

~āgende † mighty. ∞ ^mægenāgende$

~byrþen, ~byrþenn † f. mighty burden. ∞ ^mægenbyrþen$

~corþor † n. mighty troop. ∞ ^mægencorþor$

~cræft † m. strength; might, power. ∞ ^mægencræft$

~cyning † m. mighty king. ∞ ^mægencyning$

~dæ̂d † f. mighty deed. ∞ ^mægendæd$

~ēaca † m. help. ∞ ^mægenēaca$

~ēacen † mighty, inspired with strength. ∞ ^mægenēacen$

~earfeþe † n. great labour or hardship. ∞ ^mægenearfeþe$

~ęllen † n. mighty valour. ∞ ^mægenęllen$

~fæst vigorous. ∞ ^mægenfæst$

~folc † n. mighty people or crowd. ∞ ^mægenfolc$

~fultum † m. mighty help. ∞ ^mægenfultum$

~hēap † m. mighty troop. ∞ ^mægenhēap$

~heard † strong. ∞ ^mægenheard$

mægenlēas (mægen-lēas) feeble. ∞ ^mægenlēas$

~līce av. feebly. ∞ ^mægenlēaslīce$

~t f. weakness, impotence. ∞ ^mægenlēast$

mægenrǣs (mægen|rǣs) † m. vigorous attack. ∞ ^mægenrǣs$

~rōf † very strong or brave. ∞ ^mægenrōf$

~scipe † m. might. ∞ ^mægenscipe$

~spēd f. might, virtue. ∞ ^mægenspēd$

~stān † m. big rock. ∞ ^mægenstān$

~strang † strong (in body); mighty. ∞ ^mægenstrang$

~stręngo † f. bodily strength; might. ∞ ^mægenstręngo$

~stręngþo f. strength ; might. ∞ ^mægenstręngþo$

~þegen † m. mighty minister (angel). ∞ ^mægenþegen$

~þrēat † m. mighty troop. ∞ ^mægenþrēat$

~þrymm m. power ; majesty, glory; † Christ, † heaven, † angels. ∞ ^mægenþrymm$

~þrymnes f. majesty, glory. ∞ ^mægenþrymnes$

~þyse † f. strength, force. ∞ ^mægenþyse$

~weorc † n. mighty work. ∞ ^mægenweorc$

~wīsa † m. general. ∞ ^mægenwīsa$

~wudu † m. mighty spear. ∞ ^mægenwudu$

~wundor † n. great prodigy. ∞ ^mægenwundor$

mægenian gain strength. ∞ ^mægenian$

gemægenod confirmed. ∞ ^gemægenod$

mæger lean. ∞ ^mæger$

~ian make lean. ∞ ^mægerian$

mægester, ā, ā † m. master, teacher [Lt. magister]. ∞ ^mægester$

~dōm m. office of teacher. ∞ ^mægesterdōm$

mægþ, mægeþ f. maiden, girl; virgin; † woman. ∞ ^mægþ$

~blæd n. pudendum muliebre. ∞ ^mægþblæd$

~bōt f. fine on unmarried woman. ∞ ^mægþbōt$

~hād m. virginity, chastity ; troop of young persons. ∞ ^mægþhād$

~hādlic virginal. ∞ ^mægþhādlic$

~mann m. girl, virgin. ∞ ^mægþmann$

mæ̂gþ f. family, kindred, group of kinsmen; generation; tribe, nation; province, country [mæ̂g]. ∞ ^mægþ$

~hād m. relationship. ∞ ^mægþhād$

~lēas plebeian. ∞ ^mægþlēas$

~ræden, ~rædenn f. = mæ̂g-. ∞ ^mægþræden$

~sibb f. kindred. ∞ ^mægþsibb$

gemægþ once f. power, greatness. ∞ ^gemægþ$

mægþa (mægþ|a) m., ~e, mag(e)þe f. May-weed. ∞ ^mægþa$

mæht- = miht-. ∞ ^mæht$

mæ̂l n. mark, token; ornament; † sword. Crīstes ~ cross, crucifix | measure | (appointed) time, occasion † — ~a gehwelce always; food-time, meal. Cp. māl. ∞ ^mæl$

~caru † f. trouble of the time. ∞ ^mælcaru$

~dæg, māl- m. fixed or appointed time, day. ∞ ^mældæg$

~męte † m. food (?). ∞ ^mælmęte$

~gesceaft † f. fate. ∞ ^mælgesceaft$

~sweord*, māl- n. ornamented sword. ∞ ^mælsweord$

~tang (m.), ~tange f. pair of compasses. ∞ ^mæltang$

mæ̂l † n. talk, speech; contest, battle [mæþel]. ∞ ^mæl$

mældropa (mæl-drop|a) m. phlegm Gl. ∞ ^mældropa$

~iende phlegmy Gl. ∞ ^mældropiende$

mælscafa (mæl-scafa) m. caterpillar, blight. ∞ ^mælscafa$

gemæ̂l marked, stained. ∞ ^gemæl$

mæ̂lan mark, stain. ∞ ^mælan$

mæ̂lan † speak. ∞ ^mælan$

mæ̂le m. cup, bowl. ∞ ^mæle$

mǣnan (mǣn|an) mean, allude to : gif hė … þæt is þæt ic ~e, gif hē … ; hwæt hē mid þǣre spræce ~de | signify: nāt hwæt þā word ~aþ | intend, mean | speak of, relate, complain (of) abs., tr. ∞ ^mǣnan$

mǣne false (oath); wicked [mān]. ∞ ^mǣne$

gemǣne (gemǣn|e) I. aj. wd. common: uncer ~ bearn, wæs him cild ~; in common, public (road). II. n. fellowship, intercourse — habban ~ wiþ a. have to do with (an adversary) [gemāna]. ∞ ^gemǣne$

~lic, ~elic common, general. ∞ ^gemǣnlic$

~elīce av. generally, collectively; in common, mutually. ∞ ^gemǣnelīce$

~elicnes f. generalness Gl. ∞ ^gemǣnelicnes$

~nes f. society, association, union. ∞ ^gemǣnnes$

~scipe m. fellowship, communion. ∞ ^gemǣnscipe$

(ge)mǣnsumian ((ge)mǣnsum|ian) partake of (Eucharist) wg. ; communicate Bd., Gl.; marry lN. ∞ ^gemǣnsumian$

~nes f. participation; the Communion. ∞ ^genes$

~ung f. communion. ∞ ^geung$

mæ̂ran make known, proclaim, celebrate. ∞ ^mæran$

gemæ̂ran fix limits, mark off, determine. ∞ ^gemæran$

mæ̂rian become famous. ∞ ^mærian$

mæretorht (mære-torht) = męre-. ∞ ^mæretorht$

mǣre pure (money). ∞ ^mǣre$

~hwīt*, e sterling (silver). ∞ ^mǣrehwīt$

mæ̂re (mæ̂r|e) n. boundary. ∞ ^mære$

~āc f. boundary oak. ∞ ^mærāc$

~apuldre f. boundary apple-tree. ∞ ^mærapuldre$

~brōc m. boundary brook. ∞ ^mærbrōc$

~cnoll m. boundary hill. ∞ ^mærcnoll$

~dīc f. boundary dyke. ∞ ^mærdīc$

~hęge m. boundary hedge. ∞ ^mærhęge$

~pōl, ~pul m. boundary pool. ∞ ^mærpōl$

~pytt m. boundary pit. ∞ ^mærpytt$

~stān m. boundary stone. ∞ ^mærstān$

~þorn m. boundary hawthorn. ∞ ^mærþorn$

~weg m. boundary road. ∞ ^mærweg$

mæ̂re (mæ̂r|e) glorious, famous. ∞ ^mære$

~hlīsa m. celebrity. ∞ ^mærhlīsa$

~lic famous, illustrious, splendid. ∞ ^mærlic$

~līce av. gloriously, splendidly; excellently. ∞ ^mærlīce$

~nes f. celebrity. ∞ ^mærnes$

~weorc n. splendid work. ∞ ^mærweorc$

gemæ̂re (gemæ̂r|e) n. boundary. ∞ ^gemære$

~haga m. boundary hedge. ∞ ^gemærhaga$

~lacu f. boundary stream. ∞ ^gemærlacu$

~weg m. boundary road. ∞ ^gemærweg$

~więll m. boundary stream. ∞ ^gemærwięll$

mæ̂rels*, ā mooring-rope. ∞ ^mærels$

~rāp m. mooring-rope. ∞ ^mærelsrāp$

mæring (m.) sweet basil (?). ∞ ^mæring$

mæ̂rsian (mæ̂rs|ian) declare, proclaim, make known ; celebrate (birthday), perform (ceremony) ; glorify, praise; enlarge (!) || tr. become known, be spread (of fame). ∞ ^mærsian$

mæ̂rsere (mæ̂rs|ere) m. herald. ∞ ^mærsere$

mæ̂rsung, ge- f. rumour; celebrity; celebration; glorification. ∞ ^mærsung$

~tīma m. time of glorification. ∞ ^mærsungtīma$

mæ̂rþ(o) f. fame, glory — mæ̂rþum gloriously; glorious deed. ∞ ^mærþ$ ^mærþo$

mæscre f. mesh (of net). ∞ ^mæscre$

mæslen, mæsling = mæstling. ∞ ^mæslen$

mæssian say mass, perform (mass); come to mass. ∞ ^mæssian$

mæsse f. mass ; mass-day, festival. ∞ ^mæsse$

~æ̂fen m. eve of a festival. ∞ ^mæsseæfen$

~bōc f. missal. ∞ ^mæssebōc$

~crēda m. Nicene Creed. ∞ ^mæssecrēda$

~dæg m. festival. ∞ ^mæssedæg$

~gięrela m. surplice. ∞ ^mæssegięrela$

~hacele f. cope. ∞ ^mæssehacele$

~hrægel n. surplice. ∞ ^mæssehrægel$

~lāc n. the host. ∞ ^mæsselāc$

~niht f. eve of a festival. ∞ ^mæsseniht$

mæsseprēost (mæsse-prēost) m. mass-priest; high priest. ∞ ^mæsseprēost$

~hād m. office of mass-priest. ∞ ^mæsseprēosthād$

~scīr f. district of a mass-priest. ∞ ^mæsseprēostscīr$

mæsserēaf (mæsse|rēaf) n. mass-vestment. ∞ ^mæsserēaf$

~sang m. mass. ∞ ^mæssesang$

~tīd f. mass-time. ∞ ^mæssetīd$

~þegn m. mass-priest. ∞ ^mæsseþegn$

~þegnung f. celebration of mass. ∞ ^mæsseþegnung$

~wīn n. mass-wine. ∞ ^mæssewīn$

mæssere (mæsser|e) m. mass-priest. ∞ ^mæssere$

~bana m. killer of a mass-priest. ∞ ^mæsserbana$

mæst m. mast (of ship). ∞ ^mæst$

~ciėst f. mast-hole. ∞ ^mæstciėst$

~lōn pl. mast-pulleys. ∞ ^mæstlōn$

~rāp m. mast-rope. ∞ ^mæstrāp$

~twist m. stay. ∞ ^mæsttwist$

mæst m. mast (of beech). ∞ ^mæst$

~land n. mast-land, swine-feeding land. ∞ ^mæstland$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. right of feeding swine in mast-land. ∞ ^mæstrǣden$

mǣst, see micel, micle. ∞ ^mǣst$

~licost particularly Gl. ∞ ^mǣstlicost$

mæstan fatten. ∞ ^mæstan$

mæstelbearg (mæstel-bearg)*, -berg m. fattened hog lN. ∞ ^mæstelbearg$

mæsten, mæstenn (m.) swine-pasture. ∞ ^mæsten$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. right of swine-pasture. ∞ ^mæstenrǣden$

~trēow n. tree yielding mast. ∞ ^mæstentrēow$

mæsling, mæstling, A. mæslen n. a kind of brass; brass vessel. ∞ ^mæsling$

~smiþ m. brass-smith. ∞ ^mæslingsmiþ$

mǣtan (mǣt|an) dream impers. w. a., d. ∞ ^mǣtan$

~ing f. dream. ∞ ^mǣting$

mæ̂te insignificant; small, few; bad [metan]. ∞ ^mæte$

gemæ̂te of suitable dimensions, fitting well (of clothes). ∞ ^gemæte$

gemætgan † = gemetgian. ∞ ^gemætgan$

mǣþ f. measure, degree, proportion: be þǣre ~e þe him tō gebyrige fair share of property | efficacy, (human) power, capacity gen. w. negation stated or implied: nis nā ēower ~ tō witanne; ofer ūre ~ þencan | rank | what is fitting, right | respect. ~e gecnāwan on d. reverence. ~e wāt (or cann) on d. feel respect for. ∞ ^mǣþ$

~full humane, courteous. ∞ ^mǣþfull$

~lēas greedy. ∞ ^mǣþlēas$

~lic fitting. ∞ ^mǣþlic$

~līce av. humanely, courteously. ∞ ^mǣþlīce$

mæ̂þ (n.) act of mowing; hay-harvest [māwan]. ∞ ^mæþ$

mǣþian have consideration for, regard. ∞ ^mǣþian$

mæþel † n. meeting; council; harangue, talking. ∞ ^mæþel$ ^meþel$

~ærn n. council-house. ∞ ^mæþelærn$

~cwide m. discourse. ∞ ^mæþelcwide$

~hēgende attending a council; speaking. ∞ ^mæþelhēgende$

~stęde m. council-place; battle-field. ∞ ^mæþelstęde$

~word n. formal word. ∞ ^mæþelword$

mæ̂þre, mæ̂þere m. mower. ∞ ^mæþre$

mæþigian honour. ∞ ^mæþigian$

mæþlan = maþelian. ∞ ^mæþlan$

mæ̂w, mēaw, mēg m. seagull. ∞ ^mæw$

~pōl*, māwpul m. seagull-pool Ct. ∞ ^mæwpōl$

maffa m. caul. ∞ ^maffa$

māg- = mæ̂g-. ∞ ^māg$

maga m. stomach. ∞ ^maga$

maga strong, powerful [mæg]. ∞ ^maga$

māga †, ā †, a † m. son; man [mæ̂g]. ∞ ^māga$

māgas pl. of mæ̂g. ∞ ^māgas$

magdalatrēow (magdala-trēow) n. almond tree [Lt. amygdala]. ∞ ^magdalatrēow$

māge, æ̂ f. kinswoman. ∞ ^māge$

mageþe = mægþa May-weed. ∞ ^mageþe$

magister = mægester. ∞ ^magister$

magu † m. child, son; man, warrior, attendant, servant. ∞ ^magu$ ^mago$

~dryht f. band of warriors. ∞ ^magudryht$

~geoguþ f. youth (period). ∞ ^magugeoguþ$

~ræ̂dend m. adviser of men. ∞ ^magurædend$

~ræ̂swa m. chief. ∞ ^maguræswa$

~rinc m. boy, youth; man, warrior. ∞ ^magurinc$

~timber n. child ; progeny, population. ∞ ^magutimber$

~tūdor n. progeny. ∞ ^magutūdor$

~þegn m. servant; retainer, man, warrior. ∞ ^maguþegn$

māh † once bad (?). ∞ ^māh$

gemāh, -g importunate, shameless, wicked. ∞ ^gemāh$

~nes f. importunity, shamelessness. ∞ ^gemāhnes$

māl n. L. action at law ; bargaining ; agreement, pay — scylian scipu of ~e, settan litsmenn of ~e pay off, dismiss [Scand.]. ∞ ^māl$

māl n. mark, stain [mæ̂l]. ∞ ^māl$

māl-, see mæ̂l-. ∞ ^māl$

gemālic (gemā|lic), -māglic, -māhlic importunate; shameless; disgraceful, wicked [gemāh]. ∞ ^gemālic$

~līce av. importunately; peremptorily. ∞ ^gemālīce$

~licnes f. importunity; shamelessness, wantonness. ∞ ^gemālicnes$

malscra once pl. spells = malscrunga. ∞ ^malscra$

malscrung f. witchcraft, spell. ∞ ^malscrung$

mamme f. teat [Lt. mamma]. ∞ ^mamme$

mamor sleep, stupor. ∞ ^mamor$

mamrian † once meditate, design (evil). ∞ ^mamrian$

man no. indf. one, they [mann]. ∞ ^man$

mān I. n. wickedness, crime — swerian ~ swear false oath. II. aj. false ; wicked. ∞ ^mān$

~āþ m. false oath, perjury. ∞ ^mānāþ$

~bealo † n. wicked injury. ∞ ^mānbealo$

~dæ̂d f. crime, sin. ∞ ^māndæd$

~dæ̂de, -deorf wicked. ∞ ^māndæde$

~drinc m. poison. ∞ ^māndrinc$

~fǣhþo f. guilt. ∞ ^mānfǣhþo$

~feld m. field of crime. ∞ ^mānfeld$

~folm † f. hand that does evil. ∞ ^mānfolm$

~fordæ̂dla † m. wicked destroyer. ∞ ^mānfordædla$

~forwyrht † n. sin. ∞ ^mānforwyrht$

~frēa | m. prince of evil, the Devil. ∞ ^mānfrēa$

~fręmmende † evil doing. ∞ ^mānfręmmende$

mānfull (mān-full), ~ic wicked, sinful. ∞ ^mānfull$

~īce av. wickedly. ∞ ^mānfullīce$

~nes f. wickedness. ∞ ^mānfullnes$

māngęnga (mān|gęnga) m. evildoer. ∞ ^māngęnga$

~hūs n. dwelling of wickedness. ∞ ^mānhūs$

~īdel † vain (words). ∞ ^mānīdel$

~lic infamous, wicked. ∞ ^mānlic$

~genīþla † n. wicked persecutor. ∞ ^māngenīþla$

~scaþa † m. enemy; sinner. ∞ ^mānscaþa$

~sceatt † m. usury. ∞ ^mānsceatt$

manscyld (man-scyld) † f. guilt, sin. ∞ ^manscyld$

~ig † guilty. ∞ ^manscyldig$

mānswara (mān|swara), -o- m. perjurer. ∞ ^mānswara$

~swaru f. perjury. ∞ ^mānswaru$

~swęriende perjuring. ∞ ^mānswęriende$

~swica m. traitor. ∞ ^mānswica$

~wamm m. stain of sin. ∞ ^mānwamm$

~weorc I. n. crime. II. aj. wicked. ∞ ^mānweorc$

~word † n. wicked word. ∞ ^mānword$

~wræ̂c- wicked Gl. ∞ ^mānwræc$

~(ge)wyrhta † m. sinner. ∞ ^māngewyrhta$

man vb. prt. munde wg. be mindful of; think, esteem : hine weorþne ~. ∞ ^man$ ^munan$ ^manst$ ^munon$ ^munde$ ^mundest$ ^mundon$ ^myne$ ^mynen$ ^munden$ ^mun$ ^munaþ$ ^munende$ ^munen$ ^gemunen$

manbryne (man-bryne) [ = mann- or mān-] m. conflagration. ∞ ^manbryne$

geman having a mane [manu]. ∞ ^geman$

geman, man vb., pl. -munon, prt. ~munde [A. often has y for u] w. g., a. remember. ∞ ^geman$ ^gemunan$ ^gemunon$

manian (man|ian) remind wag.; admonish, exhort w. sbj.; advise; claim, exact wag. : sē þe (hine) þæs fēos ~ode the creditor. ∞ ^manian$

~iend m. admonisher; claimer — gafoles ~ tax-gatherer. ∞ ^maniend$

~ung f. admonition, advice; claiming, exaction (of toll, &c.) ; toll-place ; district liable to exacting or summoning ; the people of such a district. ∞ ^manung$

gemāna m. companionship, intercourse, sexual intercourse; community, association. ∞ ^gemāna$

mancus, pl. -usas, -osas, -essas, m. a monetary unit, thirty pence. ∞ ^mancus$

mand f. basket. ∞ ^mand$

mang* mixture — in ~ among lN. Cp. æg-mang. ∞ ^mang$

gemang I. n. mixture, union, pl. sexual intercourse; business, affair; court of justice; troop, crowd — on (or in) … ~ wg. into the midst of, among. II. prp. w. d., a. among; time — ~ þām meanwhile. Cp. ongemang. ∞ ^gemang$ ^gemong$

mangian (mang|ian) traffic, trade. ∞ ^mangian$

~ere m. merchant, trader. ∞ ^mangere$

mangung f. commerce, trade. ∞ ^mangung$

~hūs n. shop. ∞ ^mangunghūs$

gemangnes, gemangennes f. mingling Gl. ∞ ^gemangnes$

manig, æ, e, pl. ~e, ~a, A. monge ; A. spl. mængist | w. sg. no. many a, w. pl. no. many :  ~ burg, ~e menn. wg. heora ~ | abs. ~e many people. neut. on ~ dǣlan divide into many parts. ∞ ^manig$ ^monig$

manigbrǣde (manig-brǣde)*, -bredæ (law) relating to various matters Gl. ∞ ^manigbrǣde$

manigfeald (manig-feald) manifold, various; complex ; numerous, abundant; plural. ∞ ^manigfeald$

~ian multiply, increase. ∞ ^manigfealdian$

~lic various, numerous. ∞ ^manigfealdlic$

~līce av. manifoldly, in many ways; in the plural. ∞ ^manigfealdlīce$

~nes f. multiplicity ; complexity ; great number. ∞ ^manigfealdnes$

manigfięldan (manig|fięldan) multiply; multiply (in arithm.): gemænigfyld þā þrēo þurh fif. ∞ ^manigfięldan$

~sīþes av. often. ∞ ^manigsīþes$

manigtīewe (manig-tīew|e), -tēaw skilful. ∞ ^manigtīewe$

~nes f. skill. ∞ ^manigtīewnes$

mann, pl. męnn human being; man ; vassal, hero; the Runic letter m. ∞ ^mann$

~bæ̂re producing or supporting human beings. ∞ ^mannbære$

~bōt f. fine paid to lord of man killed. ∞ ^mannbōt$

~bryne m. conflagration. Or = mān- ? ∞ ^mannbryne$

~cwealm m. pestilence, mortality, slaughter. ∞ ^manncwealm$

~cwięld f. pestilence, mortality. ∞ ^manncwięld$

~cwięlmnes, -a- f. homicide (!) lN. ∞ ^manncwięlmnes$

~cynn n. mankind, human beings; race, nation, inhabitants. ∞ ^manncynn$

~drēam † m. social joy. ∞ ^manndrēam$

~dryhten † m. (liege) lord, master. ∞ ^manndryhten$

~ēaca m. increase of population, birth of children. ∞ ^mannēaca$

~faru † f. expedition, troop. ∞ ^mannfaru$

~fultum m. troops, army. ∞ ^mannfultum$

~lēas uninhabited. ∞ ^mannlēas$

~līca m. human form, appearance; statue. ∞ ^mannlīca$

~līce av. manfully. ∞ ^mannlīce$ ^manlīce$

~lufe † f. love of human beings. ∞ ^mannlufe$

~mægen n. troop, cohort. ∞ ^mannmægen$

~męnigo f. multitude; number of men or soldiers. ∞ ^mannmęnigo$

~mięrring f. loss or destruction of men. ∞ ^mannmięrring$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. allegiance, homage; tenant’s dues or service. ∞ ^mannrǣden$

~rīm n. number of human beings. ∞ ^mannrīm$

~scipe m. humanity, kindness. ∞ ^mannscipe$

~sięlen f. selling people as slaves, abduction. ∞ ^mannsięlen$

~slaga m. a homicide. ∞ ^mannslaga$

~slęge m. homicide. ∞ ^mannslęge$

~slięht m. homicide. ∞ ^mannslięht$

mannswica (mann|swica) m. traitor. ∞ ^mannswica$

~þēaw † m. custom. m. In some cases = mān- (?). ∞ ^mannþēaw$

~þēof m. kidnapper. ∞ ^mannþēof$

~þwæ̂re gentle, kind. ∞ ^mannþwære$

~þwæ̂rnes f. gentleness, good-nature. ∞ ^mannþwærnes$

~werod n. troop (of soldiers); assembly. ∞ ^mannwerod$

~weorþ n. legal value of a man’s life. ∞ ^mannweorþ$

~weorþung f. worshipping human beings. ∞ ^mannweorþung$

~wīse f. custom of men, custom. ∞ ^mannwīse$

mannian garrison. ∞ ^mannian$

manna m. man. ∞ ^manna$

manna (n.) manna [Lt.]. ∞ ^manna$

manu (man|u) f., pl. ~a(n) mane. ∞ ^manu$

mapuldor m. maple tree. ∞ ^mapuldor$

mapuldre f. maple tree. ∞ ^mapuldre$

mapultrēo n. maple tree. ∞ ^mapultrēo$

mapuldern, mapulderen of maple. ∞ ^mapuldern$

māra, see micel. ∞ ^māra$

marc n. mark, half a pound L. [Scand.]. ∞ ^marc$

marcet, -ket n. market. lCt. [Fr.]. ∞ ^marcet$

mare, vE. maer(a)e f. nightmare — gif mon ~ rīde ; monster, satyr Gl. ∞ ^mare$

mare f. silverweed. ∞ ^mare$ ^maere$ ^maerae$

margen, see morgen. ∞ ^margen$

marma m. marble [Lt. marmor]. ∞ ^marma$

marmstān (marm-stān), marman-, marmor- m. marble. ∞ ^marmstān$

~gedelf n. marble quarrying. ∞ ^marmstāngedelf$

martyr, -e m. martyr [Lt.]. ∞ ^martyr$

~dom m. martyrdom. ∞ ^martyrdom$

~hād m. martyrdom. ∞ ^martyrhād$

~racu f. martyrology. ∞ ^martyrracu$

martyrian (martyr|ian)*, ge~ martyr. ∞ ^martyrian$

~ung f. martyrdom, passion (of Christ). ∞ ^martyrung$

mārūfie f. horehound [Lt. marrubium]. ∞ ^mārūfie$

māse f. titmouse. ∞ ^māse$

massere m. merchant. ∞ ^massere$

matte, ea f. mat, mattress. ∞ ^matte$

mattoc, æ, ea m. mattock, pickaxe. ∞ ^mattoc$

maþa (maþ|a) m., ~u f. worm, maggot. ∞ ^maþa$

gemaþel n. conversation [mæ̂l]. ∞ ^gemaþel$

maþelian (maþel|ian) †, mæþlan harangue, speak. ∞ ^maþelian$

~ere m. orator. ∞ ^maþelere$

~ung f. loquacity. ∞ ^maþelung$

maþelig turbulent Gl. ∞ ^maþelig$

maþu = maþa worm. ∞ ^maþu$

māþm, māþ(þ)um, L. mādm m. anything precious, treasure, gift. ∞ ^māþm$ ^māþþum$ ^māþum$ ^mādm$

~ǣht † f. precious thing, treasure. ∞ ^māþmǣht$

~ciėst f. treasury. ∞ ^māþmciėst$

~fæt n. precious vessel. ∞ ^māþmfæt$

~giėfa † m. prince, king. ∞ ^māþmgiėfa$

~giėfu † f. giving treasures. ∞ ^māþmgiėfu$

~hierde m. treasurer. ∞ ^māþmhierde$

~hord † n. treasure. ∞ ^māþmhord$

~hūs n. treasury. ∞ ^māþmhūs$

~sęle † m. treasure-hall. ∞ ^māþmsęle$

~sigle † n. precious jewel. ∞ ^māþmsigle$

~gesteald † n. treasure. ∞ ^māþmgesteald$

~gestrēon † n. treasure. ∞ ^māþmgestrēon$

~sweord † n. precious sword. ∞ ^māþmsweord$

~wela † m. treasure. ∞ ^māþmwela$

māwan I mow. ∞ ^māwan$

max = masc net. ∞ ^max$

maxwyrt (max-wyrt) f. mash-wort. ∞ ^maxwyrt$

mē me. ∞ ^mē$

mēagol firm (mind), earnest, vigorous [mæg]. ∞ ^mēagol$

~līce av. earnestly. ∞ ^mēagollīce$

~mōd earnest. ∞ ^mēagolmōd$

~mōdnes f. earnestness. ∞ ^mēagolmōdnes$

~nes f. earnestness. ∞ ^mēagolnes$

meaht- = miht-. ∞ ^meaht$

mealm (m.) soft stone, chalky earth. ∞ ^mealm$

~iht chalky (soil). ∞ ^mealmiht$

~stān m. = mealm. ∞ ^mealmstān$

mealt n. malt. ∞ ^mealt$

~hūs n. malt-house. ∞ ^mealthūs$

~gescot n. contribution paid in malt. ∞ ^mealtgescot$

~wyrt f. malt-wort. ∞ ^mealtwyrt$

mealwe f. mallow [Lt. malva]. ∞ ^mealwe$

mēargealle (mēar-gealle), mergelle m. a kind of gentian (plant) [mearh, gealla]. ∞ ^mēargealle$

mēaras, see mearh. ∞ ^mēaras$

mearc f. mark ; end, limit of given space, boundary: limit (of time), end of period ; district. ∞ ^mearc$

~bēce f. boundary beech. ∞ ^mearcbēce$

~beorg m. boundary mound. ∞ ^mearcbeorg$

~brōc m. boundary brook. ∞ ^mearcbrōc$

~dęnu f. boundary valley. ∞ ^mearcdęnu$

~dīc f. boundary ditch. ∞ ^mearcdīc$

~hof † n. dwelling. ∞ ^mearchof$

~īsen n. branding-iron. ∞ ^mearcīsen$

~land n. borderland, waste land ; † country. ∞ ^mearcland$

~mōt n. place where the assembly of a district was held. ∞ ^mearcmōt$

~pæþ † m. path. ∞ ^mearcpæþ$

~stapa † m. waste-wanderer. ∞ ^mearcstapa$

~stęde † m. borderland, waste land. ∞ ^mearcstęde$

~trēow n. boundary tree. ∞ ^mearctrēow$

~þrēat † m. troop. ∞ ^mearcþrēat$

~wadu † npl. shallows, water by shore. ∞ ^mearcwadu$

~weard † m. denizen of the waste, wolf. ∞ ^mearcweard$

~weg m. boundary road. ∞ ^mearcweg$

~więlle m. boundary stream. ∞ ^mearcwięlle$

gemearc n. — † tō þæs ~es þe in the direction that … . ∞ ^gemearc$

mearcian (mearc|ian) make a mark, mark ; take note of (the date); mark or plan out, design, appoint; create; determine or fix boundaries; describe. ∞ ^mearcian$

~ere m. notary (!). ∞ ^mearcere$

~ung, lN. ge- f. marking, mark, characteristic; marking out, description; constellation. ∞ ^mearcung$

mearca m. space marked out. ∞ ^mearca$

mearg nm. marrow; pith. ∞ ^mearg$

~cofa † m. bone. ∞ ^meargcofa$

~gehæcc n. sausage. ∞ ^mearggehæcc$

~hæccel*, mearhæ- (n.) sausage. ∞ ^mearghæccel$

~lic marrowy. ∞ ^mearglic$

mearh †, -rg, pl. mēaras m. horse. ∞ ^mearh$

mearn prt. of murnan. ∞ ^mearn$

gemearr n. hindrance; heresy, wrong-doing. ∞ ^gemearr$

mearrian go astray, err. ∞ ^mearrian$

mearþ m. marten. Cp. merþern. ∞ ^mearþ$

mearu, pl. mearwe tender, delicate. ∞ ^mearu$

~nes f. tenderness, frailty. ∞ ^mearunes$

meatte = matte. ∞ ^meatte$

mēaw = mæ̂w. ∞ ^mēaw$

mec me a. ∞ ^mec$

mēce † m. sword, blade [ē = æ̂; the form is A.] ∞ ^mēce$ ^mēcum$ ^mǣce$

~fisc, æ̂ m. mullet Gl. ∞ ^mēcefisc$

mecg = mæcg. ∞ ^mecg$

męcgan mix, stir. ∞ ^męcgan$

mechānisc mechanical [Lt.]. ∞ ^mechānisc$

meddrosna (med-drosna) pl. dregs of mead [medu]. ∞ ^meddrosna$

mēd f. reward, requital — underfōn tō ~es w. a., g. as a requital. ∞ ^mēd$

~giėlda m. hireling; mendicant (!). ∞ ^mēdgiėlda$

~sceatt, mēt- m. wages, fee, payment; gift; bribe. ∞ ^mēdsceatt$

~wyrhta m. hireling. ∞ ^mēdwyrhta$

gemēde I. aj. agreeable, acceptable [mōd]. II. n. what is agreeable, due observance (?); agreement. ∞ ^gemēde$

medeme, -ume midway in size, amount, age, rank, excellence; capable of wg., suitable, excellent, worthy, perfect. ∞ ^medeme$

medemlic (medem|lic) moderate-sized, middling ; excellent, worthy. ∞ ^medemlic$

~līce av. moderately, slightly; suitably; kindly; ge- worthily lN. ∞ ^medemlīce$

~licnes f. mediocrity. ∞ ^medemlicnes$

~micel of moderate size. Cp. medmicel. ∞ ^medemmicel$

~nes, lN. gemeodnis f. dignity, rank; benignity. ∞ ^medemnes$

medemian (medem|ian), medm- tr. determine proportionate amount, fix measure; moderate Gl.; deem worthy, promote — ~ tō d. rank among, make equal to || ge~ intr., rfl. condescend. ∞ ^medemian$

~ung f. fixing amount, proportioning. ∞ ^medemung$

mēder, see mōdor. ∞ ^mēder$

mederce = myderce. ∞ ^mederce$

mēdgian bribe [mēd]. ∞ ^mēdgian$

medlic moderate, low (voice). ∞ ^medlic$

medmicel (med-micel) I. aj. small of space, time, quantity; unimportant, petty, mean, humble. II. n. a little. ∞ ^medmicel$

~nes f. smallness. ∞ ^medmicelnes$

medmicle (med-micle) av. meanly, humbly. ∞ ^medmicle$

mēdren, mēd(d)ern I. maternal, of a mother. II. n. the mother’s side (descent) [mōdor]. ∞ ^mēdren$ ^mēdern$ ^mēddern$

~gecynd n. nature inherited from mother. ∞ ^mēdrengecynd$

~cynn n. descent on the mother’s side. ∞ ^mēdrencynn$

~mæ̂g m. maternal kinsman. ∞ ^mēdrenmæg$

~mæ̂gþ f. kinship on the mother’s side. ∞ ^mēdrenmægþ$

gemēdren, L. -ed born of the same mother as wd. Cp. gefædren. ∞ ^gemēdren$

medrīce (med-rīce) plebeian. ∞ ^medrīce$

medsæ̂lþ (med-sæ̂lþ) f. bad fortune. ∞ ^medsælþ$

medspēdig (med-spēdig) † poor, needy. ∞ ^medspēdig$

medstrang (med-strang) of middle rank. ∞ ^medstrang$

medtrum (med-trum), see mettrum. ∞ ^medtrum$

medu mn., g. meda, medwes mead. See med-. ∞ ^medu$ ^medo$ ^meda$

~ærn † n. mead-hall, hall where mead is drunk. ∞ ^meduærn$

~bęnc † f. mead-bench. ∞ ^medubęnc$

~burg † f. mead-city, festive city. ∞ ^meduburg$

~drēam † m. mead-joy, festivity. ∞ ^medudrēam$

~dręnc m. mead. ∞ ^medudręnc$

~drynce †, i m. mead-drinking. ∞ ^medudrynce$

~full † n. mead-cup. ∞ ^medufull$

~gāl † excited with mead. ∞ ^medugāl$

~heall † f. mead-hall. ∞ ^meduheall$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn † f. strong drinks coll. ∞ ^medurǣden$

~scęnc † m. mead-cup. ∞ ^meduscęnc$

~seld † n. mead-house. ∞ ^meduseld$

~setl † n. mead-seat. ∞ ^medusetl$

~stīg † f. path to hall. ∞ ^medustīg$

~wang † m. plain (round hall). ∞ ^meduwang$

~wērig † overcome with mead. ∞ ^meduwērig$

medume = medeme. ∞ ^medume$

medwīs (med-wīs) foolish, dull. ∞ ^medwīs$

melc, eo giving milk, milch. ∞ ^melc$

melcan 3 milk tr., abs. ∞ ^melcan$

melcing* f.·milking. ∞ ^melcing$

~fæt n. milkpail. ∞ ^melcingfæt$

meld f. proclamation. ∞ ^meld$

~feoh n. informer’s pay. ∞ ^meldfeoh$

meldian (meld|ian) declare, tell; display ; inform against, accuse. ∞ ^meldian$

~ung f. information (against someone), betrayal. ∞ ^meldung$

melda m. narrator; informer (against), betrayer. ∞ ^melda$

melde f. orach (a plant). ∞ ^melde$

meledēaw (mele-dēaw), mildēaw mn. honey-dew, nectar. ∞ ^meledēaw$

mēle = mæ̂le. ∞ ^mēle$

melsc, see milisc. ∞ ^melsc$

meltan (melt|an) 3 intr. melt, be dissolved, be consumed ; digest, be digested. ∞ ^meltan$

~ung f. digestion. ∞ ^meltung$

melu, eo, ea, -uw, g. mel(u)wes n. meal, flour. ∞ ^melu$ ^meolu$ ^mealu$ ^meluw$ ^mealuw$

~hēdern*, -hūd- n. meal-storehouse. ∞ ^meluhēdern$

~hūs n. meal-house (!). ∞ ^meluhūs$

~gescot n. contribution paid in meal. ∞ ^melugescot$

męne, y m. necklace. ∞ ^męne$

~scilling m. coin worn as ornament. ∞ ^męnescilling$

męnen, męnnen [infl. of mann], i n. female servant or slave. ∞ ^męnen$

męngan (męng|an) tr. mix: ic mīnne drenc ~de wiþ tēarum (or tēaras) or mid tēarum — mæþel-cwidas ~ † converse; stir up ; disturb; rfl. w. wiþ d. associate with, have sexual intercourse with || intr. mingle, combine [gemang]. ∞ ^męngan$

ge~edlic mixed. ∞ ^gemęngedlic$

ge~edlīce av. confusedly. ∞ ^gemęngedlīce$

ge~nes, ge~ednes f. mixture; connexion. ∞ ^gemęngnes$

~ung f. mixture, composition; ge- confusion. ∞ ^męngung$

męnga m. merchant [mangere]. ∞ ^męnga$

menig = manig. ∞ ^menig$

męnigdo, -u f. multitude, troop. ∞ ^męnigdo$

męnigo, A. męngu f. multitude, crowd; great number [manig]. ∞ ^męnigo$

menn, see mann. ∞ ^menn$

mennen = męnen. ∞ ^mennen$

męnnisc I. n. people, men; crowd; nation. II. aj. human. ∞ ^męnnisc$

~lic human. ∞ ^męnnisclic$

~līce av. humanly. ∞ ^męnnisclīce$

~nes f. human nature; incarnation ; humaneness, good feeling. ∞ ^męnniscnes$

~u f. state of man. ∞ ^męnniscu$

męntel m. cloak [Lt. mantellum]. ∞ ^męntel$

~prēon m. brooch. ∞ ^męntelprēon$

mēo (f.) sock. ∞ ^mēo$

gemeodnis = medemnes. ∞ ^gemeodnis$

meodu = medu. ∞ ^meodu$

meoduma once m. part of loom, treadle (?) Gl. ∞ ^meoduma$

meolc, meoluc, A. milc, d. sg. ~e, ~a, ~um f. milk. ∞ ^meolc$

~dēond m. suckling. ∞ ^meolcdēond$

~fæt n. milkpail. ∞ ^meolcfæt$

~hwīt milkwhite. ∞ ^meolchwīt$

~līþe milky Gl. ∞ ^meolclīþe$

~sūcend m. suckling. ∞ ^meolcsūcend$

meolcian, i, y milk ; suckle. ∞ ^meolcian$

meord f. reward; pay. ∞ ^meord$

mēos (m.)moss. ∞ ^mēos$

~hlinc m. mossy ridge Ct. ∞ ^mēoshlinc$

~gelegeo npl. [ = -læ̂go ?] mossy tracts Ct. ∞ ^mēosgelegeo$

mēowle † f. virgin, maiden; woman. ∞ ^mēowle$

meox, i n. dung, excrement, manure. ∞ ^meox$

~bearwe f. dung-barrow. ∞ ^meoxbearwe$

~force f. dung-fork. ∞ ^meoxforce$

~scofl f. dung-shovel. ∞ ^meoxscofl$

~wilige f. dung-basket. ∞ ^meoxwilige$

meoxen = mixen. ∞ ^meoxen$

merce = męrece. ∞ ^merce$

męrian test; purify. ∞ ^męrian$

męre m. lake, pool; cistern ; † sea. ∞ ^męre$

~bāt † m. boat. ∞ ^męrebāt$

~candel, ~candell † f. sun. ∞ ^męrecandel$

~ciėst † f. sea-chest (Noah’s ark). ∞ ^męreciėst$

~dēaþ † m. sea-death. ∞ ^męredēaþ$

~dēor † n. sea-beast. ∞ ^męredēor$

~fara † m. seafarer. ∞ ^męrefara$

~faroþ † m. surge. ∞ ^męrefaroþ$

~fisc † m. sea-fish. ∞ ^męrefisc$

~flōd † m. deluge; ocean, waters. ∞ ^męreflōd$

~grot n., ~grota m. pearl. ∞ ^męregrot$

~grund † m. bottom of the sea or lake. ∞ ^męregrund$

~hęngest † m. ship. ∞ ^męrehęngest$

~hrægl † n. sail. ∞ ^męrehrægl$

~hūs † n. sea-house (Noah’s ark). ∞ ^męrehūs$

~hwearf † m. sea-shore. ∞ ^męrehwearf$

~lād † f. sea-way. ∞ ^męrelād$

~līþende † m. sailor. ∞ ^męrelīþende$

~męnen, ~męnnen, -męnn n. siren. ∞ ^męremęnen$

~næ̂dre f., -nǣddra m. lamprey. ∞ ^męrenædre$

~smylte † calm. ∞ ^męresmylte$

~stræ̂t † f. sea-road. ∞ ^męrestræt$

~strēam † m. sea, water. ∞ ^męrestrēam$

~stręngo † f. strength in swimming. ∞ ^męrestręngo$

~swīn n. dolphin. ∞ ^męreswīn$

~torht †, æ (rising) bright from the sea (of the sun). ∞ ^męretorht$

~torr m. towering waters. ∞ ^męretorr$

~þyssa m. ship. ∞ ^męreþyssa$

~weard m. sea-guardian. ∞ ^męreweard$

~wērig sea-weary. ∞ ^męrewērig$

~wīf n. water-witch. ∞ ^męrewīf$

mere mare, see miere. ∞ ^mere$

męre (f.), mera m. nightmare, satyr Gl. ∞ ^męre$

merehwīt (mere-hwīt) = mære- sterling (silver). ∞ ^merehwīt$

męrce, męrece m. smallage (a plant). ∞ ^męrce$

mergelle = mēar-gealle. ∞ ^mergelle$

mergen, see morgen. ∞ ^mergen$

męrsc, męrisc m. marsh [męre]. ∞ ^męrsc$

~land n. marsh L. ∞ ^męrscland$

~mealwe f. marsh-mallow. ∞ ^męrscmealwe$

~mēargealle f. marsh-gentian. ∞ ^męrscmēargealle$

~ware pl. marsh-dwellers. ∞ ^męrscware$

merþern- (cloak) of martens’ skins vL. [mearþ]. ∞ ^merþern$

merze, mertze f. merchandise Gl. [Fr.]· ∞ ^merze$

mēsan eat, feed [mōs]. ∞ ^mēsan$

mesa once fpl. dung. ∞ ^mesa$

mēse,·ȳ, ēo f. table [Lt. mensa]. ∞ ^mēse$

metcund, metcundlic (met|cund(lic)) metrical. ∞ ^metcund$ ^metcundlic$

~gięrd, ~egięrd, -geard f. measuring-rod. ∞ ^metgięrd$

~rāp m. sounding-line. ∞ ^metrāp$

mētsceatt (mēt-sceatt) = mēd-. ∞ ^mētsceatt$

gemet I. n. act of measuring; quantity (in the abstract); apparatus for measuring; a certain quantity, a measure (of wheat) ; metre | distance: six mīla ~ ; boundary; met. limits (to avarice) | self-restraint, moderation | regulation, law | capacity: ofer mīn ~ | manner, way ; on manigum ~um. þȳ ~e þe, on þām ylcum ~um þe in the same way as, like. āne ~e to the same degree, uniformly. II. aj. fit, proper, right. ∞ ^gemet$

gemete av. fitly, properly. ∞ ^gemete$

gemetfæst (gemet-fæst) moderate; modest; steadfast (?). ∞ ^gemetfæst$

~an compare Gl. ∞ ^gemetfæstan$

~līce av. modestly. ∞ ^gemetfæstlīce$

~nes f. moderation; modesty. ∞ ^gemetfæstnes$

gemetfæt (gemet|fæt) n. vessel for measuring. Gl. ∞ ^gemetfæt$

~lǣcan moderate. ∞ ^gemetlǣcan$

~lic moderate; suitable wd. ∞ ^gemetlic$

~līce av. moderately; fitly. ∞ ^gemetlīce$

gemēt = gemōt. ∞ ^gemēt$

metan (met|an) 5 measure ; mark off, fix bounds; compare w. wiþ a.; † traverse. ∞ ^metan$ ^mæt$ ^mæton$

~end m. measurer; God. ∞ ^metend$

mētan (mēt|an) paint, draw. ∞ ^mētan$

~ere m. painter. ∞ ^mētere$

~ing f. picture. ∞ ^mēting$

gemētan (gemēt|an), mētan, oe, prt. -mētte, -mitte find, discover, come upon ; hīe hīe ~ton met (in battle) abs. ∞ ^gemētan$

~nes, ~ednes f. finding, discovery. ∞ ^gemētnes$

gemēting, -mitting, m- f. (!) finding; meeting; hostile meeting, meeting (of roads) ; assembly, convention. ∞ ^gemēting$

męte m., pl. męttas food. ∞ ^męte$

~ærn, mętern, n. refectory. ∞ ^męteærn$

~āflīung f. atrophy Gl. ∞ ^męteāflīung$

~bęlg*, metbælg m. wallet. ∞ ^mętebęlg$

~corn n. corn for food. ∞ ^mętecorn$

~cū f. cow. ∞ ^mętecū$

~cweorra m. (?) surfeit, indigestion. ∞ ^mętecweorra$

~fæt, metf- f. dish. ∞ ^mętefæt$

~fǣtels m. wallet. ∞ ^mętefǣtels$

~gafol n. tax or rent paid in food. ∞ ^mętegafol$

~gearwa fpl. preparations of food, dishes. ∞ ^mętegearwa$

~lāf f. leavings of food. ∞ ^mętelāf$

~lēas without food. ∞ ^mętelēas$

~līest, ēa f. want of food. ∞ ^mętelīest$

~scipe*, męts- m. refection. ∞ ^mętescipe$

~seax*, męts- n. knife. ∞ ^męteseax$

~sōcn f. appetite. ∞ ^mętesōcn$

~sticca m. spoon Gl. ∞ ^mętesticca$

~swamm m. mushroom. ∞ ^męteswamm$

~tīd f. meal-time. ∞ ^mętetīd$

~þearfende † in want of food. ∞ ^męteþearfende$

~þegn m. steward. ∞ ^męteþegn$

~ūtsiht f. dysentery. ∞ ^męteūtsiht$

meter (n.) metre [Lt. metrum]. ∞ ^meter$

~cræft m. metre. ∞ ^metercræft$

~cund metrical. ∞ ^metercund$

~fers n. hexameters. ∞ ^meterfers$

~lic metrical. ∞ ^meterlic$

~geweorc n. metre, verse. ∞ ^metergeweorc$

~wyrhta m. versifier. ∞ ^meterwyrhta$

metgian, metegian (met(e)g|ian) measure out, assign ; moderate, regulate ; meditate. ∞ ^metgian$ ^metegian$

(ge)~ung f. moderation, temperance ; regulation, rule ; meditation. ∞ ^gemetegung$ ^gemetgung$

metod (†) m. fate; God [metan]. ∞ ^metod$

~(ge)sceaft f. death. ∞ ^metodgesceaft$

~wang m. battle-field. ∞ ^metodwang$

mętsian (męts|ian) feed, furnish with provisions [męte]. ∞ ^mętsian$

~ung f. feeding, provisioning. ∞ ^mętsung$

mętian, męttian supply with food. ∞ ^mętian$

gemętta m. partaker (of food) [męte]. ∞ ^gemętta$

mettas pl. of męte. ∞ ^mettas$

metten once f. Fate (goddess). ∞ ^metten$

mettrum (met-trum), med- weak in health, ill; weak. ∞ ^mettrum$

~nes, -trym- f. ill-health, infirmity. ∞ ^mettrumnes$

mēþe (mēþ|e), oe weary; sad; troublesome (!). ∞ ^mēþe$

~ian become weary. ∞ ^mēþian$

~nes f. fatigue. ∞ ^mēþnes$

mēþgian (mēþg|ian) — ptc. ge~od exhausted (strength). ∞ ^mēþgian$

mēþig weary, exhausted. ∞ ^mēþig$

gemeþrian honour LL. Cp. mǣþian. ∞ ^gemeþrian$

micel, y, L. pl. miccle. I. aj., cpv. māra, spl. mǣst, lN. ā I. aj. big, much; met. great; many: mǣstra ǣlc heora flāna nearly all their arrows. micles tō (beald) much. miclum greatly. II. n. wg. much, cpv. māre, spl. mǣst. III. av. greatly, much. Cp. micle. ∞ ^micel$

~æ̂te greedy. ∞ ^micelæte$

~dōend doing great things. ∞ ^miceldōend$

~hēafdede big-headed. ∞ ^micelhēafdede$

~lic grand, magnificent, great. ∞ ^micellic$

~līce av. magnificently, greatly; exceedingly. ∞ ^micellīce$

~mōd magnanimous. ∞ ^micelmōd$

~nes f. bigness ; abundance ; magnificence. ∞ ^micelnes$

~sprecende boasting. ∞ ^micelsprecende$

micelo f. size. ∞ ^micelo$

micga (micg|a) m., ~e f. urine [mīgan]. ∞ ^micga$

micgþa = migoþa. ∞ ^micgþa$

miclian (micl|ian) increase in size or quantity tr. and intr.; tr. extol, magnify. ∞ ^miclian$

(ge)~ung f. magnificence (!). ∞ ^gemiclung$

micle av. much : ~ swīþor to a greater degree, much more, ~ swīþost especially || cpv. mā, A. mǣ av. to a greater degree, more — mā and mā more and more ; time longer, any more gen. w. negation expressed or implied ; preferably, rather. n. gen. wg. more (number, bulk) || spl. mǣst to the highest degree, most, chiefly; w. eall nearly: mǣst ealle his gefēran, þā ōþre ealle mæst, eall mǣst almost entirely. n. wg. the greatest number. ∞ ^micle$

mid, A. miþ I. prp w. d., i., A. a. together with, with, among (heathens) — ~ strēame down stream (of river) | time † at | instrument: ~ hlāfe āfēdan | defining: hū him spēow ~ wīge | manner: ~ unryhte unjustly; ~ ealle entirely; ~ horsum ~ ealle with horses and all. II. mid-þām-þe when ; through cj. : heora līf gelengan midþāmþe hī gremiaþ God. mid-þām-þæt with, through cj. : wǣron gebrocode midþāmþæt … forþfērdon. mid-þȳ with that, by means of that; together, at the same time. mid-þȳ(-þe), mittȳ, mitte, mittes [s = þe] when ; while, because. III. av.: þā þe (him) mid fērdon. ∞ ^mid$

middæg (mid-dæg) m. midday. ∞ ^middæg$

~lic midday, meridian. ∞ ^middæglic$

~sang m. midday service. ∞ ^middægsang$

~tīd f. noon. ∞ ^middægtīd$

middandæg (middan-dæg)* m. midday. ∞ ^middandæg$

~lic midday, meridian. ∞ ^middandæglic$

middangeard (middan-geard), middaneard m. earth, world ; mankind. ∞ ^middangeard$

~lic earthly, worldly. ∞ ^middangeardlic$

middansumor (middan-sumor), midde- m. mid-summer. ∞ ^middansumor$

middanwinter (middan-winter), midde- m. mid-winter. ∞ ^middanwinter$

midde-, see middan-. ∞ ^midde$

midde f. — on middan in the middle. ∞ ^midde$

midde (midd|e), mide aj. middle (of): þurh ~e þā ceastre, on þām fenne ~um; of time: on midne dæg, ær ~um wintra || spl. midmest, midemest middle: se ~a finger ; þā ~an menn of intermediate merit. ∞ ^midde$

middel I. aj., spl. midlest, middle; intermediate (in merit). II. m. middle, centre; midst: gesette hine on hyra ~e (or midle); waist. ∞ ^middel$

~dæg m. midday. ∞ ^middeldæg$

~dǣl m. middle. ∞ ^middeldǣl$

~ęngle pl. Middle Angles. ∞ ^middelęngle$

~finger m. middle finger. ∞ ^middelfinger$

~flēre f. partition (gristle of nose). ∞ ^middelflēre$

~fōt m. instep. ∞ ^middelfōt$

~gemæ̂ru † npl. central district. ∞ ^middelgemæru$

~niht † f. midnight. ∞ ^middelniht$

~rīce n. middle kingdom. ∞ ^middelrīce$

~gescyldru, u npl. part between shoulders. ∞ ^middelgescyldru$

~seaxe, -an mpl. Middle Saxons, Middlesex. ∞ ^middelseaxe$

middeweard middle (of), in the middle of place and time: ~ lencten; ~ hit (Norway) is þrītig mīla brād. Used as noun: on ~an (= -um) innoþes mīnes. ∞ ^middeweard$

midemest, see midd. ∞ ^midemest$

midfæsten, midfæstenn (mid-fæsten(n)) n. Mid-Lent. ∞ ^midfæsten$ ^midfæstenn$

midfeorh (mid-feorh) mn. middle age. ∞ ^midfeorh$

midferhþ (mid-ferhþ) mn. middle age. ∞ ^midferhþ$

~nes, -ferht- f. middle age. ∞ ^midferhþnes$

midhelp (mid-help)*, miþ- f. help lN. ∞ ^midhelp$

midrif, midhrif (mid-(h)rif) (n.) diaphragm; entrails. ∞ ^midrif$ ^midhrif$

midriþer, midhriþer (mid-(h)riþ|er), ~re n. diaphragm, membrane. ∞ ^midriþer$ ^midhriþer$

midięrfenuma (mid-ięrfenuma) m. co-heir. ∞ ^midięrfenuma$

mīdl, mīþl n. (horse’s) bit; oar-thong. ∞ ^mīdl$

~hring m. ring of bit. ∞ ^mīdlhring$

midlian (midl|ian), ge- halve, divide. ∞ ^midlian$

~igend m. mediator. ∞ ^midligend$

~ung f. midst — of, on ~e wg. ∞ ^midlung$

~unga, -inga av. moderately. ∞ ^midlunga$

mīdlian bridle; muzzle (dog); restrain. ∞ ^mīdlian$

gemidleahtrod (gemid-leahtrod) reproached (!). ∞ ^gemidleahtrod$

midlen n. middle, centre; midst: þurh hyra ~; on fyres ~e. ∞ ^midlen$

midlęncten (mid-lęncten) nm. Mid-Lent. ∞ ^midlęncten$

midlest, see middel. ∞ ^midlest$

midmest, see midd. ∞ ^midmest$

midnedæg (midne-dæg) m. midday. ∞ ^midnedæg$

midnes f. — on ~se wg. in the midst. ∞ ^midnes$

midniht (mid-niht) f. midnight. ∞ ^midniht$

midrād (mid-rād) f. riding with, accompanying. ∞ ^midrād$

midrif = midhrif. ∞ ^midrif$

midsingend (mid-singend) m. co-singer (!). ∞ ^midsingend$

midsīþian (mid-sīþian) accompany (!). ∞ ^midsīþian$

midspreca (mid-spreca) m. advocate. ∞ ^midspreca$

gemidsīþegad (gemid-sīþegad) accompanied (!) Gl. ∞ ^gemidsīþegad$

midsumor (mid-sumor) m. midsummer. ∞ ^midsumor$

midweg (mid-weg) m. midway. ∞ ^midweg$

midwinter (mid-winter) m. midwinter. ∞ ^midwinter$

midwist (mid-wist) f. presence, participation. ∞ ^midwist$

midwunung (mid-wunung) f. dwelling with, association. ∞ ^midwunung$

midwyrhta (mid-wyrhta) m. co-operator. ∞ ^midwyrhta$

mięltan tr. melt; refine (metals), also met.; digest || intr. melt [meltan]. ∞ ^mięltan$

Mięrce (Mięrc|e), ~an pl. Mercians, Mercia [mearc]. ∞ ^Mięrce$

~isc Mercian. ∞ ^Mięrcisc$

mierce † dark; evil. ∞ ^mierce$ ^myrce$

gemięrce n. boundary. ∞ ^gemięrce$

mięrcels mf. mark ; seal; trophy; marked place; mark (to shoot at) [mearc]. ∞ ^mięrcels$

mięre*, e, y f. mare [mearh]. ∞ ^mięre$

mięrran (mięrr|an) hinder, be stumbling-block to ; squander, waste; err [gemearr]. ∞ ^mięrran$

~a m. one who leads astray. ∞ ^mięrra$

~else f. hindrance, stumbling-block. ∞ ^mięrrelse$

~ing f. leading astray; waste, squandering. ∞ ^mięrring$

mīgan (mīg|an) 6 make water. ∞ ^mīgan$

~ung, ~ing f. making water. ∞ ^mīgung$

migol diuretic [mīgan]. ∞ ^migol$

migoþa, mi(c)gþa m. urine. ∞ ^migoþa$ ^micgþa$ ^migþa$

miht, ea, A. æ I. f. might, power ; ability ; miracle. II. aj. † mighty; possible lN. [mæg]. ∞ ^miht$

~lēas, ~elēas powerless. ∞ ^mihtlēas$

~lic, ~elic possible. ∞ ^mihtlic$

~mōd † n. anger, excitement. ∞ ^mihtmōd$

mihte prt. of mæg. ∞ ^mihte$

mihtelic, see mihtiglic. ∞ ^mihtelic$

mihtig, ea, A. æ powerful, mighty; possible lN. ∞ ^mihtig$ ^meahtig$ ^mæhtig$

~lic*, miht(e)lic possible. ∞ ^mihtiglic$ ^mihtelic$ ^mihtlic$

~līce av. powerfully, through power. ∞ ^mihtiglīce$

mildēaw (mil-dēaw) = mele-. ∞ ^mildēaw$

mīl f. mile [Lt. milia]. ∞ ^mīl$

~gemearc † n. mile-distance. ∞ ^mīlgemearc$

~gemet n. measure by miles. ∞ ^mīlgemet$

~pæþ † m. milestone-road. ∞ ^mīlpæþ$

~getæl n. mile. ∞ ^mīlgetæl$

mīl n. millet [Lt. milium]. ∞ ^mīl$

milc- = meolc-. ∞ ^milc$

milcen, y I. of milk. II. (n.) milk food [meolc]. ∞ ^milcen$

mildian become mild. ∞ ^mildian$

milde (mild|e) I. aj. gentle, mild; merciful, kind. II. av. mercifully. ∞ ^milde$

~beorht serene (light) Gl. ∞ ^mildbeorht$

~elic propitious. ∞ ^mildelic$

~elīce av. kindly, humanely; propitiously. ∞ ^mildelīce$

~heort gentle; merciful. ∞ ^mildheort$

~heortlīce av. kindly, mercifully. ∞ ^mildheortlīce$

~heortnes f. mercy. ∞ ^mildheortnes$

gemildgian mitigate Gl. ∞ ^gemildgian$

milds = milts. ∞ ^milds$

milisc, mylsc, e honeyed, sweet [mele-]. ∞ ^milisc$

~ian become sweet or mellow || tr. gemilscad sweetened. ∞ ^miliscian$

mīlitisc military — ~mann soldier [Lt. miles]. ∞ ^mīlitisc$

milte (milt|e) m., f. spleen. ∞ ^milte$

~coþu f. spleen-disease. ∞ ^miltcoþu$

~esēoc spleen-sick. ∞ ^miltesēoc$

~wærc, ~ewærc, -wræc m. pain in the spleen. ∞ ^miltwærc$

miltestre f. prostitute [Lt. meretrix]. ∞ ^miltestre$

~hūs n. brothel. ∞ ^miltestrehūs$

milts, milds f. kindness ; mercy [milde]. ∞ ^milts$

miltsian (milts|ian), mildsian pity, be merciful w. d. or g. ; pardon (sins) w. d. || tr. make merciful. ∞ ^miltsian$

(ge)miltsigend m. pitier. ∞ ^gemiltsigend$

~lic pardonable. ∞ ^gemiltsigendlic$

(ge)miltsung f. pity; mercy; pardon. ∞ ^gemiltsung$

mimerian remember. ∞ ^mimerian$

gemimor known, familiar (of language) wd. ∞ ^gemimor$

~līce av. by heart. ∞ ^gemimorlīce$

mīn my; of me. ∞ ^mīn$

~līce av. in my manner (!). ∞ ^mīnlīce$

minn (min|n) (?) † small ; mean, vile. ∞ ^minn$

~dōm (?) † m. abjectness. ∞ ^mindōm$

~lic petty (favour). ∞ ^minlic$

minsian (mins|ian) intr. and tr. diminish. ∞ ^minsian$

~ung f. parsimony. ∞ ^minsung$

minte f. mint [Lt. mentha]. ∞ ^minte$

misbegān (mis-begān) vb. disfigure (!) lN. ∞ ^misbegān$

misbēodan (mis-bēodan) do wrong to, ill-use wd. ∞ ^misbēodan$

misbisnian (mis-bisnian) set bad example. ∞ ^misbisnian$

misboren (mis-boren) misshapen (child at birth); degenerate. ∞ ^misboren$

misbrogden (mis-brogden), -brōden distorted Gl. ∞ ^misbrogden$

misbyrd (mis-byrd) f. abortion. ∞ ^misbyrd$

misbyrdo (mis-byrdo) f. imperfection (of bodily organ). ∞ ^misbyrdo$

miscian, mix- mix, apportion. ∞ ^miscian$

miscealfian (mis-cealfian) mis-calve. ∞ ^miscealfian$

miscięrran (mis-cięrran) pervert. ∞ ^miscięrran$

miscrācettan (mis-crācettan)*, -crō- croak horribly. ∞ ^miscrācettan$

miscweþan (mis-cweþan) 5 speak incorrectly; curse lN. ∞ ^miscweþan$

misdæ̂d (mis-dæ̂d) f. misdeed, offence. ∞ ^misdæd$

misdōn (mis-dōn) vb. act wrongly, transgress. ∞ ^misdōn$

misgedwield (mis-gedwield) n. error. ∞ ^misgedwield$

misęfesian (mis-ęfesian) tonsure wrongly. ∞ ^misęfesian$

misęndebyrdan (mis-ęndebyrdan) arrange wrongly. ∞ ^misęndebyrdan$

misenlic = missenlic. ∞ ^misenlic$

misfadian (mis-fad|ian) arrange or carry out wrongly. ∞ ^misfadian$

~ung f. mismanagement; misconduct. ∞ ^misfadung$

misfaran (mis-faran) 2 go astray, err, transgress ; fare badly, tum out badly. ∞ ^misfaran$

misfedan (mis-fedan) misfeed (!). ∞ ^misfedan$

misferan (mis-feran) go astray, transgress. ∞ ^misferan$

misfōn (mis-fōn) I fail to get hold of or find wg.; make mistake, err, go astray; wi. mistake (the day). ∞ ^misfōn$

misgīeman (mis-gīeman) neglect. ∞ ^misgīeman$

misgrētan (mis-grētan) insult. ∞ ^misgrētan$

mishæbbende (mis-hæbbende) ill, unwell. ∞ ^mishæbbende$

mishealdan (mis-healdan) I neglect. ∞ ^mishealdan$

mishealdsum (mis-healdsum)* negligent. ∞ ^mishealdsum$

~nes f. negligence. ∞ ^mishealdsumnes$

mishīeran (mis-hīer|an) wd. disregard, disobey. ∞ ^mishīeran$

~nes f. act of disobedience. ∞ ^mishīernes$

mishwięrfed (mis-hwięrfed), mis-hworfen perverted ; inverted. ∞ ^mishwięrfed$

misgehygd (mis-gehygd) n. evil thought. ∞ ^misgehygd$

mislǣdan (mis-lǣdan) mislead met. ∞ ^mislǣdan$

mislǣran (mis-lǣran) misadvise. ∞ ^mislǣran$

mislār (mis-lār) f. bad teaching or advice. ∞ ^mislār$

mislibban (mis-libban) lead bad life. ∞ ^mislibban$

mislic = missenlic. ∞ ^mislic$

mislīcian (mis-līcian) be unpleasant to, displease wd. ∞ ^mislīcian$

mislimp , misgelimp (mis-(ge)limp) n. misfortune. ∞ ^mislimp$ ^misgelimp$

mislimpan (mis-limpan) 3 impers. wd. turn out badly or unfortunately. ∞ ^mislimpan$

misgemynd (mis-gemynd) n. evil record. ∞ ^misgemynd$

misrǣcan (mis-rǣcan) revile, abuse wa. ∞ ^misrǣcan$

misræ̂d (mis-ræ̂d) m. misguidance; misconduct. ∞ ^misræd$

misræ̂dan (mis-ræ̂dan) miscounsel; follow bad policy. ∞ ^misrædan$

miss n. absence, loss. ∞ ^miss$

missan miss (mark) wg.; escape notice of wd. ∞ ^missan$

misscręnce (mis-scręnce) distorted. ∞ ^misscręnce$

misscrȳdd (mis-scrȳdd) misclothed, not in correct costume. ∞ ^misscrȳdd$

missenlic, misen-, mis(s)end-, misse-, mis(t)- dissimilar, various; wandering, erratic. ∞ ^missenlic$ ^misenlic$ ^missendlic$ ^misendic$ ^misselic$ ^mistenlic$

~nes f. variety; various colours or forms. ∞ ^missenlicnes$

missenlīce, mis(t)- av. variously, differently ; ~ fēran wander about. ∞ ^missenlīce$ ^mistenlīce$

missere † n. half a year. ∞ ^missere$

misspōwan (mis-spōwan) I succeed badly, fail impers. wd. ∞ ^misspōwan$

missprecan (mis-sprecan) 5 grumble, murmur lN.· ∞ ^missprecan$

mist m. mist. ∞ ^mist$

~glōm † misty gloom. ∞ ^mistglōm$

~helm † m. veil of mist. ∞ ^misthelm$

~hliþ † n. misty slope. ∞ ^misthliþ$

~ian grow dim (of eyesight). ∞ ^mistian$

~ig misty. ∞ ^mistig$

mistǣcan (mis-tǣcan) misteach. ∞ ^mistǣcan$

mistel m. basil; mistletoe. ∞ ^mistel$

~lām n. birdlime. ∞ ^mistellām$

~tān m. mistletoe. ∞ ^misteltān$

mistīdan (mis-tīdan) impers. turn out badly, fail. ∞ ^mistīdan$

mistīmian (mis-tīmian) impers. wd. happen amiss. ∞ ^mistīmian$

mistlic = missenlic. ∞ ^mistlic$

mistrīewan (mis-trīewan)*, ī mistrust lN. ∞ ^mistrīewan$

mistūcian (mis-tūcian) ill-treat L. ∞ ^mistūcian$

mistyhtan (mis-tyht|an) misadvise ; dissuade wrongly. ∞ ^mistyhtan$

~endlic dehortative (adverb). ∞ ^mistyhtendlic$

misþegnian (mis-þegnian), -þēnian misuse. ∞ ^misþegnian$

misþēon (mis-þēon) 6 degenerate. ∞ ^misþēon$

misweaxende (mis-weaxende) misgrown (branch). ∞ ^misweaxende$

miswęndan (mis-węndan) pervert, lead astray; be perverted. ∞ ^miswęndan$

miswęnde (mis-węnde) erring (morally). ∞ ^miswęnde$

misweorc (mis-weorc) n. evil deed. ∞ ^misweorc$

misweorþan (mis-weorþan) 3 impers. wd. turn out badly, be unfortunate. ∞ ^misweorþan$

misweorþian (mis-weorþian) slight, neglect. ∞ ^misweorþian$

miswider , misgewider (mis-(ge)wider) n. bad weather, bad season. ∞ ^miswider$ ^misgewider$

miswissian (mis-wissian) misguide (of priest). ∞ ^miswissian$

miswrītan (mis-wrītan) 6 make mistake in writing. ∞ ^miswrītan$

mīte f. mite (insect). ∞ ^mīte$

gemitt-, see gemētan. ∞ ^gemitt$

mitta m. a measure [metan]. ∞ ^mitta$

mitte, mittes when, see mid. ∞ ^mitte$

mittȳ when, see mid. ∞ ^mittȳ$

miþ = mid with. ∞ ^miþ$

mīþan 6 ptc. miþen conceal w.g. or a., waa., wda.: ic his māþ I dissembled the fact, ic mīn māþ hid myself; † refrain from wi. || intr. lie hid ; wa. be hidden from Bd. ∞ ^mīþan$

mix = meox. ∞ ^mix$

mixian = miscian. ∞ ^mixian$

mixen, mixenn, eo f. dunghill, dung. ∞ ^mixen$

~dynge, -i- f. dung. ∞ ^mixendynge$

~plante f. nightshade. ∞ ^mixenplante$

mōd n. mind, intellect, heart; pride; courage; violence (of waves). ∞ ^mōd$

~blind † blind met. ∞ ^mōdblind$

~blissiende † rejoicing. ∞ ^mōdblissiende$

~bysgung † f. anxiety. ∞ ^mōdbysgung$

~cearig † anxious, sad. ∞ ^mōdcearig$

~caru † f. sorrow. ∞ ^mōdcaru$

~cræft m. intelligence. ∞ ^mōdcræft$

~cræftig intelligent. ∞ ^mōdcræftig$

~cwānig † sad at heart. ∞ ^mōdcwānig$

~earfoþ n. distress of mind. ∞ ^mōdearfoþ$

~full arrogant. ∞ ^mōdfull$

~gēomor † sad. ∞ ^mōdgēomor$

~glæd † glad. ∞ ^mōdglæd$

~glēaw † wise. ∞ ^mōdglēaw$

~hęte † m. hate. ∞ ^mōdhęte$

~hord † m. mind. ∞ ^mōdhord$

~hwæt † brave. ∞ ^mōdhwæt$

~gehygd † n. thought. ∞ ^mōdgehygd$

~lēas spiritless. ∞ ^mōdlēas$

~lēast want of courage. ∞ ^mōdlēast$

~lēof † beloved. ∞ ^mōdlēof$

~lufu † love, affection. ∞ ^mōdlufu$

~gemynd † n. mind ; intelligence. ∞ ^mōdgemynd$

~rōf † brave. ∞ ^mōdrōf$

~sefa † m. mind, heart, soul; character, disposition. ∞ ^mōdsefa$

~sēoc † sad. ∞ ^mōdsēoc$

~sēocnes f. weakness of the heart Gl. ∞ ^mōdsēocnes$

~snotor, ~snottor † prudent, wise. ∞ ^mōdsnotor$

~sorg † f. sorrow. ∞ ^mōdsorg$

~staþol m. character, temperament. ∞ ^mōdstaþol$

~staþolnes, ~staþolfæstnes f. constancy, firmness of character. ∞ ^mōdstaþolnes$

~swīþ † resolute. ∞ ^mōdswīþ$

~geþanc m. thought(s), mind, heart, intelligence. ∞ ^mōdgeþanc$

~geþoht m. mind, thought. ∞ ^mōdgeþoht$

~þracu † f. courage. ∞ ^mōdþracu$

~þrēa † f. trouble of mind. ∞ ^mōdþrēa$

~þwæ̂re gentle, mild. ∞ ^mōdþwære$

~þwæ̂rnes f. gentleness. ∞ ^mōdþwærnes$

~geþyldig † patient. ∞ ^mōdgeþyldig$

~welig † intellectual. ∞ ^mōdwelig$

~wēn † f. hope. ∞ ^mōdwēn$

~gewinna † m. anxiety. ∞ ^mōdgewinna$

~wlanc proud. ∞ ^mōdwlanc$

gemōd I. n. mind, heart. II. unanimous ; on good terms with wd. ∞ ^gemōd$

mōdelic = mōdiglic. ∞ ^mōdelic$

mōdig high-minded, high-spirited ; brave; headstrong, impetuous; proud. ∞ ^mōdig$

~lic, mōdelic high-minded; brave; proud ; magnificent (treasures). ∞ ^mōdiglic$

~līce av. boldly ; proudly. ∞ ^mōdiglīce$

~nes f. high-mindedness, magnanimity; pride. ∞ ^mōdignes$

mōdgian, mōdigian become proud; be proud, exult w. on ; bear oneself proudly; be impetuous, rage ; be indignant, disdain. ∞ ^mōdgian$

gemōdod disposed — hetelīce ~ fierce. ∞ ^gemōdod$

mōdor, dd, -er, d., (g.) mēder f. mother. ∞ ^mōdor$

~cynd f. nature inherited from mother. ∞ ^mōdorcynd$

~cynn n. descent on mother’s side. ∞ ^mōdorcynn$

~healf f. mother’s side. ∞ ^mōdorhealf$

~lēas motherless. ∞ ^mōdorlēas$

~lic maternal. ∞ ^mōdorlic$

~slaga m. matricide. ∞ ^mōdorslaga$

mōdren, dd of a mother. ∞ ^mōdren$

mōdrige, mōddrige, mōderge f. maternal aunt; cousin. ∞ ^mōdrige$

gemōdsum. ∞ ^gemōdsum$

~ian agree. ∞ ^gemōdsumian$

~nes f. concord. ∞ ^gemōdsumnes$

mohþe = moþþe. ∞ ^mohþe$

molcen n. curdled milk. ∞ ^molcen$

molde (mold|e) f. earth, dust; ground; world. ∞ ^molde$

~ærn † n. grave. ∞ ^moldærn$

~corn n. tuber of saxifraga granulata ; the plant itself. ∞ ^moldcorn$

~græf † n. grave. ∞ ^moldgræf$

~hīepe f. heap of earth. ∞ ^moldhīepe$

~hrērende † moving on earth. ∞ ^moldhrērende$

~stōw f. grave. ∞ ^moldstōw$

~weg † m. the earth. ∞ ^moldweg$

~wyrm m. earthworm. ∞ ^moldwyrm$

molegn (n.) curds. ∞ ^molegn$

~stycce n. piece of curd. ∞ ^molegnstycce$

mols (n.) decay. ∞ ^mols$

molsnian become mouldy, decay. ∞ ^molsnian$

mōna (mōn|a) m. moon ; month. ∞ ^mōna$

~anæ̂fen, ~anæ̂fenn m. Sunday evening. ∞ ^mōnanæfen$

~andæg, mōndæg m. Monday. ∞ ^mōnandæg$

~anniht f. Sunday evening. ∞ ^mōnanniht$

~lic, ~elic lunar. ∞ ^mōnlic$

~sēoc lunatic ; epileptic. ∞ ^mōnsēoc$

mōnaþ, mōnþ, pl. mōnþ, ~  m. month — mōnþes ādl menses [mōna]. ∞ ^mōnaþ$

~ādl f. menses. ∞ ^mōnaþādl$

~ādlig menstruant. ∞ ^mōnaþādlig$

~blōd n. menses. ∞ ^mōnaþblōd$

~bōt f. a month’s penance. ∞ ^mōnaþbōt$

~gecynd f. menses. ∞ ^mōnaþgecynd$

~fyllen*, ~fylen f. time of full moon Gl. ∞ ^mōnaþfyllen$

~lic lunar; menstrual. ∞ ^mōnaþlic$

~sēoc menstruant; lunatic, epileptic. ∞ ^mōnaþsēoc$

~sēocnes f. lunacy. ∞ ^mōnaþsēocnes$

mōr m. moor; mountain. ∞ ^mōr$

~bēam m. mulberry tree; blackberry bush [Lt. morus]. ∞ ^mōrbēam$

~bęrige f. mulberry. ∞ ^mōrbęrige$

~dęnu f. swampy valley. ∞ ^mōrdęnu$

~fæsten, ~fæstenn n. moor-fastness. ∞ ^mōrfæsten$

~hǣþ n. heath, moor. ∞ ^mōrhǣþ$

~heald † (?). ∞ ^mōrheald$

~hop † n. marsh. ∞ ^mōrhop$

~ig marshy. ∞ ^mōrig$

~land n. moorland. ∞ ^mōrland$

~mæ̂d f. marshy meadow. ∞ ^mōrmæd$

~pytt m. moor-pit. ∞ ^mōrpytt$

~sēaþ m. moor-pit. ∞ ^mōrsēaþ$

~sęcg m. sedge. ∞ ^mōrsęcg$

~slæd n. marshy valley. ∞ ^mōrslæd$

~stapa † m. moor-traverser. ∞ ^mōrstapa$

~wyrt f. a plant. ∞ ^mōrwyrt$

mōraþ, mōrod n. sweetened wine [ILt. moratum]. ∞ ^mōraþ$

more (mor|e), ~u wk. f. (edible) root, carrot, parsnip. ∞ ^more$

morgen, e, a, d. morgen(n)e, mor(g)ne daybreak, morning — on ~(n)e, on ǣr(ne) mergen, o early | next day — tō ~, tō ~(n)e, on mor(g)ne, on mergen to-morrow; þæs on ~(ne) the next morning. ∞ ^morgen$ ^mergen$ ^margen$ ^morgenne$ ^morgne$

~ceald † morning-cold. ∞ ^morgenceald$

~colla † m. morning terror. ∞ ^morgencolla$

~dæg m. daylight, morning; to-morrow. ∞ ^morgendæg$

~dręnc m. morning potion. ∞ ^morgendręnc$

~giėfu f. gift from husband to wife on morning after wedding. ∞ ^morgengiėfu$

~lang † tedious, long (day). ∞ ^morgenlang$

~leoht n. dawn, morning. ∞ ^morgenleoht$

~lic, my-, morgendlic, morning, of to-morrow. ∞ ^morgenlic$

~mæsse f. first mass. ∞ ^morgenmæsse$

~męte m. breakfast. ∞ ^morgenmęte$

~regn m. morning rain. ∞ ^morgenregn$

~sēoc † sad in the morning. ∞ ^morgensēoc$

~spell † n. morning tidings. ∞ ^morgenspell$

~spræ̂c f. periodical assembly of a guild. ∞ ^morgenspræc$

~steorra m. morning star. ∞ ^morgensteorra$

~swēg † m. morning clamour. ∞ ^morgenswēg$

~tīd † f. morning. ∞ ^morgentīd$

~torht † bright at morn. ∞ ^morgentorht$

~wacian rise early. ∞ ^morgenwacian$

morn-, see morgen. ∞ ^morn$

mōrod = mōraþ. ∞ ^mōrod$

mortere m. mortar [Lt. mortarium]. ∞ ^mortere$

morþ n. murder, homicide ; † death, destruction ; crime ; anything horrible. ∞ ^morþ$

~bealo † n. violence, murder. ∞ ^morþbealo$

~crundel n. corpse-pit (?) Ct. ∞ ^morþcrundel$

~dæ̂d f. murder; deadly sin; crime. ∞ ^morþdæd$

~slaga m. murderer. ∞ ^morþslaga$

~slięht m. murder. ∞ ^morþslięht$

~weorc n. murder. ∞ ^morþweorc$

~wyrhta m. murderer. ∞ ^morþwyrhta$

morþor not W. nm. murder, crime, sin ; torment, misery. ∞ ^morþor$

~bealo † n. murder. ∞ ^morþorbealo$

~będd † n. (violent) death-bed. ∞ ^morþorbędd$

~cofa † m. prison. ∞ ^morþorcofa$

~cræft † m. murder, crime. ∞ ^morþorcræft$

~cwealm † m. murder, slaughter. ∞ ^morþorcwealm$

~hęte † m. deadly hate. ∞ ^morþorhęte$

~hof † n. house of torment (hell). ∞ ^morþorhof$

~hūs † n. house of torment (hell). ∞ ^morþorhūs$

~hycgende † plotting mischief. ∞ ^morþorhycgende$

~lēan † n. retribution. ∞ ^morþorlēan$

~scyldig † guilty. ∞ ^morþorscyldig$

~slaga m. murderer. ∞ ^morþorslaga$

~slagu f. murder. ∞ ^morþorslagu$

~slęge m. murder. ∞ ^morþorslęge$

~slięht † m. slaughter; the slain. ∞ ^morþorslięht$

~wyrhta m. murderer. ∞ ^morþorwyrhta$

mōs, often 6 n. marsh, moor. ∞ ^mōs$

mōs n. food. ∞ ^mōs$

mōste prt. of mōt. ∞ ^mōste$

mot n. atom, mote. ∞ ^mot$

mōt toll, tax lN. ∞ ^mōt$

mōt-. Cp. gemōt. ∞ ^mōt$

~ærn,·-e n. court-house. ∞ ^mōtærn$

~bell f. meeting-bell. ∞ ^mōtbell$

~hūs n. court-house. ∞ ^mōthūs$

~lǣþ- n. court, assembly (?) L. ∞ ^mōtlǣþ$

~gerēfa m. president of a court. ∞ ^mōtgerēfa$

~stōw f. assembly-place, forum. ∞ ^mōtstōw$

~weorþ entitled to attend an assembly. ∞ ^mōtweorþ$

mōt vb., prt. mōste be allowed, have opportunity w. inf. — mōste ic would that I might … . | must (?). ∞ ^mōt$ ^mōtan$ ^mōst$ ^mōton$ ^mōste$ ^mōstest$ ^mōston$ ^mōte$ ^mōten$ ^mōsten$

gemōt, once -ēt n. meeting, council, discussion — witena ~ parliament | † battle. ∞ ^gemōt$

~ærn n. senate-, council-house. ∞ ^gemōtærn$

~hūs n. senate-, council-house. ∞ ^gemōthūs$

~mann m. orator Gl. ∞ ^gemōtmann$

~stęde m. meeting-, council-place. ∞ ^gemōtstęde$

~stōw f. meeting-, council-place. ∞ ^gemōtstōw$

mōtian (mōt|ian) talk; make speech; discuss, dispute. ∞ ^mōtian$

~ere m. orator. ∞ ^mōtere$

~ung f. conversation. ∞ ^mōtung$

moþþe (moþ|þe), lN. mohþe f. moth, insect. ∞ ^moþþe$

~freten moth-eaten. ∞ ^moþfreten$

mugwyrt, mucgwyrt (mu(c)g-wyrt) f. mugwort. ∞ ^mugwyrt$ ^mucgwyrt$

mūl m. mule [Lt. mulus]. ∞ ^mūl$

~hierde m. mule-keeper. ∞ ^mūlhierde$

gemun remembering wg. [geman]. ∞ ^gemun$

gemuning f. remembrance. ∞ ^gemuning$

mund f. hand † ; hand (as measure); protection, guardianship ; protector, guardian. ∞ ^mund$

~beorg † m. sheltering hill. ∞ ^mundbeorg$

~bora m. protector, patron, guardian ; prefect. ∞ ^mundbora$

~bryce m. breach of legal protection or guardianship; fine for the offence. ∞ ^mundbryce$

~byrd f. protection, patronage; help; fine for breach of legal protection. ∞ ^mundbyrd$

ge~byrdan protect. ∞ ^gemundbyrdan$

~byrdnes f. protection; protector, patron, advocate; protection of rights granted by charter. ∞ ^mundbyrdnes$

~cræft m. power to protect. ∞ ^mundcræft$

~gripe † m. grasp. ∞ ^mundgripe$

~heals † once protection (?). ∞ ^mundheals$

~leow, ~le(a)w (m.) hand-basin. ∞ ^mundleow$ ^mundlew$ ^mundleaw$

~rōf † strong-handed. ∞ ^mundrōf$

mundian (mund|ian) protect, be guardian. ∞ ^mundian$

~iend m. protector. ∞ ^mundiend$

gemunde prt. of geman. ∞ ^gemunde$

munt m. mountain, hill [Lt. mons]. ∞ ^munt$

~ælfen f. mountain nymph. ∞ ^muntælfen$

~land n. hilly country. ∞ ^muntland$

munuc m. monk [Lt. monachus]. ∞ ^munuc$

~behāt n. monastic vow. ∞ ^munucbehāt$

~cild n. child intended for monastic life. ∞ ^munuccild$

~gegięrela m. monk’s dress. ∞ ^munucgegięrela$

~hād m. monastic state. ∞ ^munuchād$

~hēap m. body of monks. ∞ ^munuchēap$

~lic monastic. ∞ ^munuclic$

~līce av. monastically. ∞ ^munuclīce$

~līf n. monastic life; monastery. ∞ ^munuclīf$

~regol m. rule of a monastic order; monastic order. ∞ ^munucregol$

~stōw f. place for monks. ∞ ^munucstōw$

~þēaw m. monastic rule. ∞ ^munucþēaw$

~wīse f. manner of monks. ∞ ^munucwīse$

munucian rfl. become a monk. ∞ ^munucian$

mūr m. wall [Lt. murus]. ∞ ^mūr$

murc † once grievous (hunger). ∞ ^murc$

murcian (murc|ian), murcn- complain, murmur ; grieve. ∞ ^murcian$

~nere m. complainer, murmurer. ∞ ^murcnere$

~ung f. complaint, murmuring; grief. ∞ ^murcung$

murnan 3 intr. be sad, anxious ; care, reck w. for d. || tr. lament; care for, regard. ∞ ^murnan$

mūs f., pl. mȳs mouse — ~e-pīse vetch. ∞ ^mūs$

~fealle, -ię f. mouse-trap. ∞ ^mūsfealle$

~fealo mouse-coloured. ∞ ^mūsfealo$

~hafoc m. mouse-hawk. ∞ ^mūshafoc$

mūscelle, mūs(c)le, mūxle f. mussel. ∞ ^mūscelle$ ^mūscle$ ^mūsle$ ^mūxle$

must (m.) new wine, must. ∞ ^must$

~flēoge*, muscfleote f. must-fly Gl. ∞ ^mustflēoge$

mūtung f. loan Gl. [Lt. mutuum]. ∞ ^mūtung$

mūþ m. mouth ; opening, orifice. ∞ ^mūþ$

~ādl f. mouth-disease. ∞ ^mūþādl$

~bana † m. devourer. ∞ ^mūþbana$ ^mūþbona$

~berstung f. breaking out of ulcers round mouth. ∞ ^mūþberstung$

~coþu f. mouth-disease. ∞ ^mūþcoþu$

~frēo free to speak. ∞ ^mūþfrēo$

~hǣl † salutary words (?). ∞ ^mūþhǣl$

~hrōf m. palate. ∞ ^mūþhrōf$

~lēas without mouth. ∞ ^mūþlēas$

mūþa m. mouth of river. ∞ ^mūþa$

mūþettan let out (secret) abs. ∞ ^mūþettan$

mūwa = mūga. ∞ ^mūwa$

mūxle = mūscelle. ∞ ^mūxle$

mycel = micel. ∞ ^mycel$

mycg m. midge. ∞ ^mycg$

~nętt n. mosquito-net. ∞ ^mycgnętt$

mydd n. bushel [Lt. modius]. ∞ ^mydd$

myderce, mydrece, med-, lN. mudric- f. chest, coffer. ∞ ^myderce$

myl (n.) dust. ∞ ^myl$

mylcen = milcen. ∞ ^mylcen$

mylen m. mill [Lt. molina]. ∞ ^mylen$

~brōc m. mill-brook. ∞ ^mylenbrōc$

~dīc f. mill-pond (?) Ct. ∞ ^mylendīc$

~geard m. mill enclosure. ∞ ^mylengeard$

~hamm m. mill enclosure. ∞ ^mylenhamm$

~hwēol n. mill-wheel. ∞ ^mylenhwēol$

~pōl, -pul m. mill-pool. ∞ ^mylenpōl$

~scearp † sharp-ground. ∞ ^mylenscearp$

~stān m. grindstone. ∞ ^mylenstān$

~steall m. mill. ∞ ^mylensteall$

~stęde m. mill. ∞ ^mylenstęde$

~stīg f. mill-path. ∞ ^mylenstīg$

~trog n. mill-trough (which brings water to mill-wheel). ∞ ^mylentrog$

~waru f. mill-dam. ∞ ^mylenwaru$

~weard, mylew- m. miller. ∞ ^mylenweard$

~węr m. mill-dam. ∞ ^mylenwęr$

gemynan, see geman. ∞ ^gemynan$

gemynd fn. memory, remembrance ; memento; caring for, solicitude. ∞ ^gemynd$

~dæg m. commemoration-day. ∞ ^gemynddæg$

~lēas, myndlēas insane, foolish. ∞ ^gemyndlēas$

~līest f. madness. ∞ ^gemyndlīest$

~stōw f. monument. ∞ ^gemyndstōw$

~ewierþe worthy of mention Bd. ∞ ^gemyndewierþe$

gemynde † once mindful. ∞ ^gemynde$

myndgian (myndg|ian) intr. wg. remember, bear in mind; intend || tr. wag. remind; demand payment. Cp. mynegian. ∞ ^myndgian$

~iend m. reminder. ∞ ^myndgiend$

(ge)~ung f. remembrance; admonition ; mynegung claim of payment. ∞ ^gemyndgung$

gemyndig, m- wg. mindful. ∞ ^gemyndig$

~lic, gemyndelic to be borne in mind by wd.; memorable. ∞ ^gemyndiglic$

~līce av. by heart. ∞ ^gemyndiglīce$

~licnes f. remembrance. ∞ ^gemyndiglicnes$

myne † m. memory, memorial; purpose; desire; love, affection. ∞ ^myne$

~lic † desirable, pleasant. ∞ ^mynelic$

myne m. minnow. ∞ ^myne$

myne = męne. ∞ ^myne$

gemyne remembering lN. ∞ ^gemyne$

gemyne sbj. of geman. ∞ ^gemyne$

mynecen, mynecenu f. nun [munuc]. ∞ ^mynecen$

mynegian (myneg|ian), myng- = myndgian. ∞ ^mynegian$

~iendlic hortatory. ∞ ^mynegiendlic$

mynle, mynele † f. longing, desire. ∞ ^mynle$

mynet n. coin; coinage [Lt. moneta]. ∞ ^mynet$

~cīepa m. money-changer. ∞ ^mynetcīepa$

~īsen n. coinage. ∞ ^mynetīsen$

~slęge m. minting, coinage. ∞ ^mynetslęge$

~smiþþe f. mint. ∞ ^mynetsmiþþe$

mynetian (mynet|ian) coin, mint. ∞ ^mynetian$

~ere m. money-changer; minter. ∞ ^mynetere$

mynnan or mynian intr. direct one’s course (to), intend. ∞ ^mynnan$

mynster n. monastery, nunnery; church, cathedral [Lt. monasterium]. ∞ ^mynster$

~clǣnsung f. purification of a church. ∞ ^mynsterclǣnsung$

~clūse f. cell. ∞ ^mynsterclūse$

~fǣmne f. nun. ∞ ^mynsterfǣmne$

~gang m. entering on monastic life. ∞ ^mynstergang$

~hām m. monastery. ∞ ^mynsterhām$

~hata m. persecutor of monasteries. ∞ ^mynsterhata$

~lic monastic. ∞ ^mynsterlic$

~līce av. monastically. ∞ ^mynsterlīce$

~līf n. monastic life; monastery. ∞ ^mynsterlīf$

~mann m. monk. ∞ ^mynstermann$

~munuc m. monk living in monastery. ∞ ^mynstermunuc$

~prāfost m. provost of monastery. ∞ ^mynsterprāfost$

~prēost m. priest who conducts service in a church. ∞ ^mynsterprēost$

~scīr f. management of a monastery. ∞ ^mynsterscīr$

~stōw f. cathedral town. ∞ ^mynsterstōw$

~þēaw m. monastic custom. ∞ ^mynsterþēaw$

~þegnung f. service in a monastery. ∞ ^mynsterþegnung$

~wīse f. custom of a monastery. ∞ ^mynsterwīse$

myntan intend ; think. ∞ ^myntan$

myrgan rejoice. ∞ ^myrgan$

myrgen = morgen. ∞ ^myrgen$

myrige (myrig|e), myrge I. pleasant, delightful. II. av. pleasantly, delightfully; (sing) sweetly. ∞ ^myrige$

~nes f. music. ∞ ^myrignes$

myrgþ, myrigþ f. delight; pleasantness ; sweetness (of sound). ∞ ^myrgþ$

myrre, -a f. myrrh [Lt.]. ∞ ^myrre$

myrten I. aj. (animal) having died of disease. II. n. flesh of such animals. ∞ ^myrten$

myrþran (myrþr|an)* murder [morþor]. ∞ ^myrþran$

~a m. murderer. ∞ ^myrþra$

~ung f. murder. ∞ ^myrþrung$

mysci † pl. flies Ps. ∞ ^mysci$

mȳse = mēse table. ∞ ^mȳse$

gemȳþe n., gen. pl. waters’-meet, junction (of two streams or roads) [mūþ]. ∞ ^gemȳþe$

myx = meox. ∞ ^myx$

N

nā, A., W. nō not, no — nā þȳ (or þe) lǣs av. nevertheless. ∞ ^nā$

nabban = ne habban. ∞ ^nabban$

naca † m. boat, ship. ∞ ^naca$

nacod, næced I. naked, bare; destitute ; empty (words). II. f. nakedness. ∞ ^nacod$ ^næced$

~nes f. nakedness. ∞ ^nacodnes$

nǣcan, hn- kill Gl.; hn- check (disease). ∞ ^nǣcan$ ^hnǣcan$

næced = nacod. ∞ ^næced$

næ̂dl, A. nēþl f. needle. ∞ ^nædl$

næ̂dre, næ̂ddre f. snake. ∞ ^nædre$ ^næddre$

næ̂derbīta (næ̂der|bīta) m. ichneumon. ∞ ^næderbīta$

~fāh variegated like a snake. ∞ ^næderfāh$

~wyrt, ~winde, nǣdre- f. adderwort. ∞ ^næderwyrt$ ^næderwinde$ ^nædrewyrt$

næfde prt. of nabban. ∞ ^næfde$

næfig poor lN. [ne, habban]. ∞ ^næfig$

nǣfre av. never [ne, ǣfre]. ∞ ^nǣfre$

næft poverty Gl. ∞ ^næft$

~ig poor Gl. ∞ ^næftig$

nǣgan † address, speak to. ∞ ^nǣgan$ ^hnǣgan$ ^nǣgde$

genǣgan †, ē assail; address (with words). ∞ ^genǣgan$

nægel m. nail (of finger, toe); peg, nail; plectrum. ∞ ^nægel$

~seax n. nail-knife. ∞ ^nægelseax$

~spere n. sharp nail (?) Gl. ∞ ^nægelspere$

nægen once = ne mægen sb. may not. ∞ ^nægen$

nægledbord (nægled|bord) † with nailed planks (of ship). ∞ ^nægledbord$

~cnearr † m. ship with nailed planks. ∞ ^nægledcnearr$

~cræt n. iron chariot. ∞ ^nægledcræt$

næglan, næglian nail; nægled studded with silver. ∞ ^næglan$ ^næglian$ ^nægled$

nǣman (nǣm|an). ∞ ^nǣman$

~ing f. contract Gl. ∞ ^nǣming$

nǣnig no(ne) adj.; no. wg. — ~e þinga not at all [ne, ǣnig]. ∞ ^nǣnig$

~wiht av. not at all. ∞ ^nǣnigwiht$

nǣniht = nān-wiht. ∞ ^nǣniht$

nǣnne, see nān. ∞ ^nǣnne$

nǣp, pl. ~as m. turnip, rape [Lt. napus]. ∞ ^nǣp$

~sæ̂d n. rapeseed. ∞ ^nǣpsæd$

næ̂re = ne wæ̂re. ∞ ^nære$

næs = ne wæs. ∞ ^næs$

næs av. not. ∞ ^næs$

næs- nose. Cp. nosu. ∞ ^næs$

~gristle f. nose-gristle. ∞ ^næsgristle$

~þyrel n. nostril. ∞ ^næsþyrel$

næsc skin Gl. ∞ ^næsc$

næss m. headland, promontory; † ground, earth, depths. ∞ ^næss$ ^næs$

~hliþ † n. slope of headland. ∞ ^næsshliþ$

genǣstan † once contend. ∞ ^genǣstan$

næster once wild carrot (?) Gl. ∞ ^næster$

nǣtan (nǣt|an) annoy, oppress, subdue. ∞ ^nǣtan$

~ing f. blaming. ∞ ^nǣting$

nafaþ, see nabban. ∞ ^nafaþ$

nafela (nafel|a) m. navel. ∞ ^nafela$

~sceaft f. navel. ∞ ^nafelsceaft$

nafeþa m. nave (of wheel). ∞ ^nafeþa$

nafu f. nave (of wheel). ∞ ^nafu$

~gār m. auger. ∞ ^nafugār$

genāg † R. ∞ ^genāg$

nāh = ne āh. ∞ ^nāh$

naht, o = nāwiht. ∞ ^naht$ ^noht$

~fręmmend † m. evil-doer. ∞ ^nahtfręmmend$

~gītsung f. wicked avarice. ∞ ^nahtgītsung$

~lic worthless, of no avail. ∞ ^nahtlic$

~līce av. evilly. ∞ ^nahtlīce$

~nes f. worthlessness, cowardice. ∞ ^nahtnes$

~scipe m. worthlessness, cowardice. ∞ ^nahtscipe$

~wela m. false wealth. ∞ ^nahtwela$

nāhte = ne āhte. ∞ ^nāhte$

nāhwæ̂r (nā-hwæ̂r), nāwer, nōwer av. nowhere ; never ; not at all. ∞ ^nāhwær$

nāhwæ̂rn (nā-hwæ̂rn)*, nāwern av. no-where. ∞ ^nāhwærn$

nāhwæþer (nā-hwæþer), nō-, nawþer, nāþor, nōþer I. no. wg. neither of two : of heora nāþrum ; sē þe nāþor nele, ne leornian ne tæcan. II. ~ ne … ne (… ne) cj. neither … nor (… nor): hē nolde āsendan nā(hwæþ)er ne engel ne hēahengel (ne wītegan). ∞ ^nāhwæþer$ ^nōhwæþer$ ^nawþer$ ^nāþor$ ^nōþer$

nāhwanon (nā-hwanon) av. from nowhere. ∞ ^nāhwanon$

nāhwider (nā-hwider) av. to no place. ∞ ^nāhwider$

nālæs not = nealles. ∞ ^nālæs$ ^nealles$

nalde = ne wolde. ∞ ^nalde$

nam = ne eom. ∞ ^nam$

nām f. seizure [niman]. ∞ ^nām$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. learning Gl. ∞ ^nāmrǣden$ ^nāmrǣdenn$

namian mention (name of) ; appoint, nominate; give name to. ∞ ^namian$

nama (nam|a) m. name; noun. ∞ ^nama$

~bōc f. register. ∞ ^nambōc$

~bred n. register. ∞ ^nambred$

~cūþ celebrated, of note. ∞ ^namcūþ$

~cūþlīce av. by name. ∞ ^namcūþlīce$

~mæ̂lum av. name by name. ∞ ^nammælum$

namnian call by name. ∞ ^namnian$

nān, a. m. nānne, ǣ no(ne), not one aj.; no. wg. — ~e þinga on no account (allow it). ∞ ^nān$

~þing, nāþinc n. wg. nothing. ∞ ^nānþing$ ^nāþinc$

~wiht, nān(w)uht, lN. nǣniht I. n. wg. nothing. II. av. not at all. ∞ ^nānwiht$ ^nānwuht$ ^nānuht$ ^nǣniht$

nard (m.) spikenard [Lt. nardus]. ∞ ^nard$

nas = ne wæs. ∞ ^nas$

nāst = ne wāst. ∞ ^nāst$

nāt = ne wāt. ∞ ^nāt$

nāthwæ̂r (nāt|hwæ̂r) av. somewhere [nāt I know not]. ∞ ^nāthwær$

~hwæt n. something. ∞ ^nāthwæt$

~hwelc no., aj. someone or other, some. ∞ ^nāthwelc$

nāteshwōn (nātes-hwōn), nāteþæshwōn, nātōhwōn av. not at all [nāwiht]. ∞ ^nāteshwōn$

nātōhwōn = nāteshwōn. ∞ ^nātōhwōn$

nā-þe-lǣs nevertheless, see nā. ∞ ^nā$

nāþer = nāhwæþer. ∞ ^nāþer$

nāþinc = nān þing nothing. ∞ ^nāþinc$

nauht = nāwiht. ∞ ^nauht$

nauþer = nāhwæþer. ∞ ^nauþer$

nāwa once av. never [ne, āwa]. ∞ ^nāwa$

nāwer = nāhwæ̂r. ∞ ^nāwer$

nāwern = nāhwæ̂rn. ∞ ^nāwern$

nāwiht (nā-wiht), nō-, -wuht, nauht, naht, noht I. n. w.g., w. elles nothing; nothingness, naught: tō nauhte weorþan; anything worthless: for nauht tō habbenne consider worthless ; wickedness : þæt nauht | g. nahtes worthless, of no account: ēowre godas ne sind nahtes. II. aj. indecl. worthless, bad. Cp. āwiht. III. av. not. ∞ ^nāwiht$

nawþer = nāhwæþer. ∞ ^nawþer$

ne, ni av., cj. not; nor — ne … ne neither … nor. ∞ ^ne$ ^ni$

nēfugol (nē-fugol), see nēo. ∞ ^nēfugol$

nēa-, see nēah. ∞ ^nēa$

nēalæcan (nēa-læc|an), nēah-, nēo- wd. approach. ∞ ^nēalæcan$

(ge)~ung f. approach. ∞ ^genēalæcung$ ^nēalæcung$

nēalic (nēa|lic), nēah- near. ∞ ^nēalic$

~līce av. nearly, about. ∞ ^nēalīce$

~wist, -e fm. nearness, neighbourhood, presence | associating with, society ; sexual intercourse. ∞ ^nēawist$ ^nēawiste$

nēad = nīed. ∞ ^nēad$

nēadian, ē compel L. w. tō, w. ger. Cp. nīedan, nēodian. ∞ ^nēadian$ ^nēdian$

nēadig. ∞ ^nēadig$

~nes f. obligation Gl. ∞ ^nēadignes$

nēadinga, nēadlunga = nīedinga. ∞ ^nēadinga$ ^nēadlunga$

nēah I. av., cpv. nēar, ȳ, ē, spl. nīehst near of place — feorr oþþe ~, ge ~ ge feorr far and (or) near | of time near ; lately — spl. last : þā ic hine nēhst geseah | of quantity, degree nearly — spl. dōn swā wē nȳhst magon act as nearly as we can accordingly ; so also for·nēah, ful·nēah nearly. II. = prp. wd., also cpv. and spl. near of place : nān ne sǣte hiere tīen mīlum ~ settle within ten miles of Carthage; nīehst þæm tūne | of time, impers.: wēndon þæt hit nēar worulde geendunge wære þonne hit wǣre | of manner according to : ic dō ~ þām þe þū cwǣde. III. aj. very rare in positive nēah, nēag-, which is gen. expressed by composition, as in nēahfrēond compared with hiera nīehstan frīend || cpv. nēarra, ē, nēara nearer | of time later || spl. nīehsta, ēa, ē, nēxt, A. nēst nearest | of time latest, last — æt nīehstan at last, finally; next — þā æt nīehstan thereupon, then | next (of kin), nearest (friends) : sēo nēste hond the nearest heir. ∞ ^nēah$

~būend † m. neighbour. ∞ ^nēahbūend$

~gebūr m. ~gebȳren, lN. ~gebȳrild f., nē(a)h(h)eb- neighbour. ∞ ^nēahgebūr$ ^nēahgebȳren$ ^nēahgebȳrild$ ^nēh būr$ ^nēahebūr$ ^nēhhebūr$ ^nēahhebūr$

~cirice f. neighbouring church. ∞ ^nēahcirice$

~dūn f. neighbouring hill. ∞ ^nēahdūn$

~ēa f. neighbouring river. ∞ ^nēahēa$

nēahēalond (nēah|ēalond) n. neighbouring island. ∞ ^nēahēalond$

~frēond m. near relation or friend. ∞ ^nēahfrēond$

~gangol wd. (official) placed near (the king). ∞ ^nēahgangol$

~hęrgung f. war close at hand. ∞ ^nēahhęrgung$

~gehūsa m. neighbour. ∞ ^nēahgehūsa$

~mæ̂g, nēam- m. near relation. ∞ ^nēahmæg$ ^nēammæg$

~mæ̂gþ f. neighbouring province. ∞ ^nēahmægþ$

~mann m. neighbour. ∞ ^nēahmann$

~munt m. neighbouring mountain. ∞ ^nēahmunt$

~nes f. nearness, neighbourhood. ∞ ^nēahnes$

~sibb I. f. relationship. II. nearly related. ∞ ^nēahsibb$

~stōw f. neighbouring place, neighbourhood. ∞ ^nēahstōw$

~tīd f. time close at hand. ∞ ^nēahtīd$

~tūn m. neighbouring farm, town. ∞ ^nēahtūn$

~þēod f. neighbouring nation. ∞ ^nēahþēod$

~wæter n. neighbouring piece of water. ∞ ^nēahwæter$

~wudu m. neighbouring wood. ∞ ^nēahwudu$

nēah-, see also nēa-. ∞ ^nēah$

geneah † once n. sufficiency, abundance. ∞ ^geneah$

geneah vb., pl. -nugon suffice, not be wanting impers.; suffice, be competent w. ger. ∞ ^geneah$ ^genugan$ ^nugan$ ^genugon$ ^genohte$ ^genohtest$ ^genohton$ ^genuge$ ^genugen$ ^genohten$

geneahhe (geneahh|e), -neh(h)e, ~ige, neah-hi(g)e av. sufficiently, abundantly; frequently ; earnestly. ∞ ^geneahhe$ ^genehe$ ^geneahhige$ ^neahige$ ^neahie$

geneahlīce*, e av. frequently; usually (worn, of clothes). ∞ ^geneahlīce$

neahhige = geneahhe. ∞ ^neahhige$

genēahsen once near, close together. ∞ ^genēahsen$

neaht = niht. ∞ ^neaht$

nealles, nallas, nālæs, nālas, nals av. not. Cp. næs. ∞ ^nealles$ ^nallas$ ^nālæs$ ^nālas$ ^nals$

neam = ne eom am not. ∞ ^neam$

nēan av. from near ; near ; about, nearly — for·nēan nearly. ∞ ^nēan$

nēar cpv. nēah av. ∞ ^nēar$

nearo, nearw- I. aj. narrow, confined; limited, petty ; causing or accompanied by difficulty, hardship, distress, difficult (breathing); strict, severe. II. n. (?) † narrow place ; confinement, prison ; position of difficulty, danger, hardship. ∞ ^nearo$ ^nearwo$

~bregd † n. cruel artifice. ∞ ^nearobregd$

~cræft † m. power of imprisoning. ∞ ^nearocræft$

~fāg † cruelly hostile. ∞ ^nearofāg$

~grāp † f. tight grasp. ∞ ^nearogrāp$

~lic oppressive, grievous. ∞ ^nearolic$

~līce av. briefly (narrated); grievously, oppressively; accurately, minutely. ∞ ^nearolīce$

nearones (nearo|nes) f. strait; oppression (of asthma) ; anxiety, distress, misfortune. ∞ ^nearones$

~nīed f. urgent need. ∞ ^nearonīed$

~searo † n. imprisonment (?). ∞ ^nearosearo$

~sorg † f. sorrow, affliction. ∞ ^nearosorg$

~þancas mpl., ~þancnes f. wickedness. ∞ ^nearoþancas$

~þearf † f. severe straits. ∞ ^nearoþearf$

~wręnc † m. cruel artifice. ∞ ^nearowręnc$

nearwian tr. confine, compress; hard press, afflict || intr. become narrow, be diminished. ∞ ^nearwian$ ^genearwian$

nearwe av. tightly (bound); oppressively, severely; anxiously; accurately, narrowly. ∞ ^nearwe$

nēat n. ox, cow ; animal. ∞ ^nēat$

genēat m. companion (with sense of dependency), hanger-on, vassal, tenant [nēotan]. ∞ ^genēat$

~land n. land held by genēat. ∞ ^genēatland$

~mann = genēat. ∞ ^genēatmann$

~riht n. regulations as to tenure of genēat-land. ∞ ^genēatriht$

~scolu f. troop. ∞ ^genēatscolu$

nēawung f. nearness lN. [nēah]. ∞ ^nēawung$

nębb n. nose ; face; beak ; front. ∞ ^nębb$

~gebræ̂c n. nose-mucus. ∞ ^nębbgebræc$

~corn n. pimple. ∞ ^nębbcorn$

~wlatfull impudent Gl. ∞ ^nębbwlatfull$

~wlite m. face. ∞ ^nębbwlite$

nębbian snub, rebuke. ∞ ^nębbian$

nefa m. nephew; grandson ; stepson. ∞ ^nefa$

genefa m. nephew. ∞ ^genefa$

nefene f. niece; granddaughter [nefa]. ∞ ^nefene$

nefne = nemne. ∞ ^nefne$

nefte, nepte f. cat’s-mint [Lt. nepeta]. ∞ ^nefte$ ^nepte$

genēgan = genǣgan. ∞ ^genēgan$

nēh = nēah. ∞ ^nēh$

genehhe, genehlīce, see geneahhe. ∞ ^genehhe$

nēhebūr, nēhhebūr (nēh(h)e-būr), see nēah-. ∞ ^nēhebūr$ ^nēhhebūr$

genēhwian approach lN. [nēah]. ∞ ^genēhwian$

nele = ne wile. ∞ ^nele$

nellan = ne willan. ∞ ^nellan$

nęmnan (nęmn|an), ~ian, prt. nęm(n)de give name to wanom. ; designate by name w. a. and a. or for a., tō : þis līf hē nemde for weg, se dæg wæs eall ge~ed tō Sunnandæge included in; address, invoke ; mention ; nominate, appoint [nama]. ∞ ^nęmnan$ ^nęmnian$ ^nęmnde$ ^nęmden$

~igendlic nominative. ∞ ^nęmnigendlic$

nęmning f. name. ∞ ^nęmning$

nemne, y, nefne not W. I. cj. unless, except. II. prp. wd. except. Cp. nymþe. ∞ ^nemne$ ^nymne$ ^nefne$ ^næfne$

nēo- corpse. ∞ ^nēo$

~będd † n. corpse-bed. ∞ ^nēobędd$

~fugol †, nē- m. carrion-bird. ∞ ^nēofugol$

~sīþ † n. death. ∞ ^nēosīþ$

nēod occ. = nīed need. ∞ ^nēod$

nēod f. desire, zeal, earnestness, pleasure — ~e eagerly, diligently. ∞ ^nēod$ ^nīod$

~fracu † f. greed. ∞ ^nēodfracu$

~frēond, see nīed-. ∞ ^nēodfrēond$

~full earnest, zealous. ∞ ^nēodfull$

~laþu † f. friendly invitation (?). ∞ ^nēodlaþu$

~līce av. eagerly, zealously, diligently ; † greatly. ∞ ^nēodlīce$

~lof n. diligent praise. ∞ ^nēodlof$

~spearwa † m. sparrow Ps. ∞ ^nēodspearwa$

~weorþung † f. honouring Ps. ∞ ^nēodweorþung$

nēodian impers. wg. be required, be advisable [ = nēadian]. ∞ ^nēodian$

nēol = neowol. ∞ ^nēol$

neom = ne eom. ∞ ^neom$

neoman = niman. ∞ ^neoman$

nēon = nīwan. ∞ ^nēon$

geneorþ contented Gl. ∞ ^geneorþ$

neorxnawang (neorxna-wang) m. paradise. ∞ ^neorxnawang$

~lic of paradise. ∞ ^neorxnawanglic$

nēosan (nēos|an), ~ian not W. w. a. or g. investigate, inspect; go to (bed), visit; attack. ∞ ^nēosan$ ^nēosian$

(ge)~ung f. W. visit, visitation. ∞ ^genēosung$ ^nēosung$

nēotan 7 wg. use, enjoy. ∞ ^nēotan$

neoþan, ~e, i av. beneath, below. ∞ ^neoþan$ ^neoþane$ ^niþan$

~weard, nioþo-, neoþe-, niþe-, nyþe- situated beneath, below; lower part of, bottom of. ∞ ^neoþanweard$ ^nioþoweard$ ^neoþeweard$ ^niþeweard$ ^nyþewear$

neoþor = niþor. ∞ ^neoþor$

nēowe = nīwe. ∞ ^nēowe$

neowol, niwel, nēol, vE. nihol(d) prostrate ; with face downwards; headlong; deep down, profound [ = *ni-heald]. ∞ ^neowol$ ^niwel$ ^nēol$ ^nihold$

~lic depths of: of niwellicum brēoste. ∞ ^neowollic$

~nes f. abyss, depth. ∞ ^neowolnes$

nēp. ∞ ^nēp$

~flōd m. neap-tide, very low tide. ∞ ^nēpflōd$

nepte = nefte. ∞ ^nepte$

genęr, nęr n. refuge, safety — on ~e healdan harbour (Christians) [genesan]. ∞ ^genęr$

~stęde m. place of refuge. ∞ ^genęrstęde$

nęrian (nęr|ian) save, protect w. a., d. ∞ ^nęrian$

ge~enes, ge~ednes f. deliverance. ∞ ^genęrenes$ ^genęrednes$

~gend, ~igend m. preserver, Saviour. ∞ ^nęrgend$ ^nęrigend$

nęrung f. protection. ∞ ^nęrung$

genesan, nesan 5 be saved ; tr. escape from, survive. ∞ ^genesan$

nese, næse av. no. Cp. giese. ∞ ^nese$ ^næse$

nest n. nest; young bird (!). ∞ ^nest$

nest n. provisions, rations. ∞ ^nest$

~pohha m. wallet. ∞ ^nestpohha$

nestan spin. ∞ ^nestan$

genēsta m. neighbour lN. [nēah]. ∞ ^genēsta$

nestlian build nest [nest]. ∞ ^nestlian$

nętle, nętele, nętel f. nettle. ∞ ^nętle$ ^nętele$ ^nętel$

nętt n. net (for hunting, fishing, flies); network (of clouds); spider’s web. ∞ ^nętt$

~gearn n. net-yam, string for making nets. ∞ ^nęttgearn$

~rāp m. toil, snare. ∞ ^nęttrāp$

nętte f. caul. ∞ ^nętte$

nēþan (nēþ|an) venture on, dare, wi. risk (life) [nōþ]. ∞ ^nēþan$ ^genēþan$

~ing f. daring, hardihood. ∞ ^nēþing$

neurisn a kind of paralysis or aneurism (?). ∞ ^neurisn$

nęwesēoþa (nęwe-sēoþa), niwe-, nu-, ni- m. pit of stomach. ∞ ^nęwesēoþa$

nēxt, see nēah. ∞ ^nēxt$

nī- = nīw-. ∞ ^nī$

nic av. not I !, no [ne, ic]. ∞ ^nic$

nicor m. water-monster; hippopotamus Gl. ∞ ^nicor$

~hūs † n. water-monster’s abode. ∞ ^nicorhūs$

nīed, ēa, ēo f. inevitableness; requirement, what is required ; duty; compulsion ; hardship, distress; the Runic letter n. ∞ ^nīed$ ^nēad$ ^nēod$ ^nȳd$

~bād f. enforced contribution, toll. ∞ ^nīedbād$

~bādere m. toll-exactor. ∞ ^nīedbādere$

~bebod † n. command. ∞ ^nīedbebod$

~behēfe, ~behēfedlic necessary. ∞ ^nīedbehēfe$ ^nīedbehēfedlic$

~behēfednes f. necessity. ∞ ^nīedbehēfednes$

~behōf, ~behōflic necessary. ∞ ^nīedbehōf$ ^nīedbehōflic$

~beþearf necessary. ∞ ^nīedbeþearf$

~boda † m. violent messenger (?). ∞ ^nīedboda$

~bryce m. requirement, need. ∞ ^nīedbryce$

~bysgo † f. distress. ∞ ^nīedbysgo$

~bysig † distressed. ∞ ^nīedbysig$

~clamm m. distress, need. ∞ ^nīedclamm$

~cleofa †, -cofa † m. prison. ∞ ^nīedcleofa$

~costing † f. affliction. ∞ ^nīedcosting$

~dæ̂da m. acting under compulsion (self-defence). ∞ ^nīeddæda$

~gedāl † n. enforced separation (of body and soul), death. ∞ ^nīedgedāl$

~fara † m. one who journeys under compulsion. ∞ ^nīedfara$

~faru † f. enforced journey, death. ∞ ^nīedfaru$

~gefera † m. forced companion (?). ∞ ^nīedgefera$

~frēond m. close relation, intimate friend. ∞ ^nīedfrēond$

~gafol n. tribute. ∞ ^nīedgafol$

~gęnga † m. miserable wanderer. ∞ ^nīedgęnga$

~giėld n. tribute, exaction. ∞ ^nīedgiėld$

~giėlda m. debtor. ∞ ^nīedgiėlda$

~gripe*† m. violent grasp. ∞ ^nīedgripe$

~hād m. force. ∞ ^nīedhād$

~hǣmed n. rape. ∞ ^nīedhǣmed$

~hǣmestre f. concubine. ∞ ^nīedhǣmestre$

~hǣs f. compulsion. ∞ ^nīedhǣs$

~help f. help in need. ∞ ^nīedhelp$

~hīernes f. servitude. ∞ ^nīedhīernes$

~mæ̂g, ge- m. near relation. ∞ ^nīedmæg$ ^genīedmæg$ ^nīedgemæg$

~mægen n. force. ∞ ^nīedmægen$

~māge f. near relation. ∞ ^nīedmāge$

~micel † urgent (errand). ∞ ^nīedmicel$

~næ̂m f. taking by force, rapine. ∞ ^nīednæm$

~næ̂man ravish, rape. ∞ ^nīednæman$

~nes f. necessity. ∞ ^nīednes$

~nima m. one who takes by force. ∞ ^nīednima$

~niman 4 take by force, abduct (woman). ∞ ^nīedniman$

~nimu f. rapine lN. ∞ ^nīednimu$

~nimung f. rapine, abduction (of woman). ∞ ^nīednimung$

~riht n. duty; service; office; necessary payment, due. ∞ ^nīedriht$

~scyld f. duty, obligation. ∞ ^nīedscyld$

~sibb f. relationship. ∞ ^nīedsibb$

~gestealla † m. inseparable companion. ∞ ^nīedgestealla$

nīedþearf (nīed-þearf) I. f. inevitableness; need (of), what is needed; constraint; distress, trouble. II. necessary; useful. ∞ ^nīedþearf$

~lic necessary ; useful. ∞ ^nīedþearflic$

~līce av. necessarily. ∞ ^nīedþearflīce$

~nes f. necessity, compulsion; need (of) ; trouble, distress. ∞ ^nīedþearfnes$

nīedþēow (nīed|þēow) m. slave. ∞ ^nīedþēow$

~þēowetling m. one enslaved for unfulfilled obligation. ∞ ^nīedþēowetling$

~þēowian reduce to servitude, enforce service from. ∞ ^nīedþēowian$

~þing n. necessary thing. ∞ ^nīedþing$

~þrāfung f. reproof. ∞ ^nīedþrāfung$

~wæ̂dla † m. wretch. ∞ ^nīedwædla$

~geweald † n. tyranny. ∞ ^nīedgeweald$

nīedwīs (nīed-wīs) necessary ; due. ∞ ^nīedwīs$

~līce av. of necessity. ∞ ^nīedwīslīce$

~nes f. necessity. ∞ ^nīedwīsnes$

nīedwraca (nīed|wraca) m. one who is forced to be an avenger. ∞ ^nīedwraca$ ^nydwraca$

~wracu † f. violence, distress. ∞ ^nīedwracu$

~wræclīce av. violently. ∞ ^nīedwræclīce$

~gewuna m. enforced custom Gl. ∞ ^nīedgewuna$

niedwyrhta (nied-wyrhta) m. one who acts under compulsion or involuntarily. ∞ ^niedwyrhta$

nīedan (nīed|an) compel w. tō, w. sbj. ~ ūt expel | press (debtor): ~ hīe æfter gafole. Cp. nēadian, nēodian. ∞ ^nīedan$

ge~edlic compulsory. ∞ ^genīededlic$

~ing*, nēadung f. compulsion. ∞ ^nīeding$

nīede av. necessarily. ∞ ^nīede$

nīedes av. of necessity. ∞ ^nīedes$

nīedinga, -unga, -unge, nēad(l)unga av. by force, against one’s will. ∞ ^nīedinga$ ^nīedunga$ ^nīedunge$ ^nēadlunga$ ^nēadunga$

nīedling m. slave ; sailor. ∞ ^nīedling$

genīeh near — ~e māgas near relations. ∞ ^genīeh$

nīehst spl. of nēah. ∞ ^nīehst$

~a, nēxta m. neighbour. ∞ ^nīehsta$ ^nēxta$

nięrwan (nięrw|an), -ian, prt. ~de, nier(w)ede narrow, confine — ge~ed crowded (house) ; hem in ; afflict, persecute; threaten (?) [nearo]. ∞ ^nięrwan$ ^nięrwian$ ^nięrwde$ ^nięrwede$ ^nięrede$ ^genięrwed$

nięrwett n. narrowness; narrow place, pass; shortness of breath. ∞ ^nięrwett$

nięrwþ f. prison. ∞ ^nięrwþ$

nīeten n. animal [nēat]. ∞ ^nīeten$

~cynn n. species of animal. ∞ ^nīetencynn$

~lic animal. ∞ ^nīetenlic$

nifol † = neowol. ∞ ^nifol$

nift f. niece ; granddaughter; stepdaughter [nefa]. ∞ ^nift$

nig- = nīw-. ∞ ^nig$

nigon nine. ∞ ^nigon$

~feald nine-fold. ∞ ^nigonfeald$

~tēoþa nineteenth. ∞ ^nigontēoþa$

~tīene nineteen. ∞ ^nigontīene$

~tīenlic containing the number nineteen (!). ∞ ^nigontīenlic$

~tig = hundnigontig ninety. ∞ ^nigontig$

~wintre nine years old. ∞ ^nigonwintre$

nigoþa ninth. ∞ ^nigoþa$

nihstig, nistig, e, nixtnig fasting — on ~ fasting av. ∞ ^nihstig$ ^nistig$ ^nestig$ ^nixtnig$

niht, ea f. night; darkness; w. numbers = ‘day.’ ∞ ^niht$ ^neaht$

~bealo † n. nocturnal harm. ∞ ^nihtbealo$

~butorflēoge f. moth. ∞ ^nihtbutorflēoge$

~ēage able to see at night. ∞ ^nihtēage$

~eald a day old. ∞ ^nihteald$

~ęgesa † m. nocturnal terror. ∞ ^nihtęgesa$

~feormung † f. night’s shelter. ∞ ^nihtfeormung$

~egale f. nightingale ; night-jar. ∞ ^nihtegale$

~gęnga † m. (night) goblin. ∞ ^nihtgęnga$

~gęnge f. (goblin), hyena (!). ∞ ^nihtgęnge$

~giėld n. night-service or sacrifice. ∞ ^nihtgiėld$

~glōm † darkness of night. ∞ ^nihtglōm$

~helm † m. shades of night. ∞ ^nihthelm$

~hræfn, -(h)remn m. night-jar. ∞ ^nihthræfn$ ^nihthremn$ ^nihtremn$

~hrōc m. raven. ∞ ^nihthrōc$

~lang a night in length. ∞ ^nihtlang$

~langes av. for a night. ∞ ^nihtlanges$

~lic, nihtelic nocturnal, of night. ∞ ^nihtlic$ ^nihtelic$

~nihstig*, ~nestig fasting a night. ∞ ^nihtnihstig$

~ręst † f. bed. ∞ ^nihtręst$

~rīm, ~gerīm n. number of days. ∞ ^nihtrīm$ ^nihtgerīm$

~sang m. seventh-hour service, compline ; copy of this service. ∞ ^nihtsang$

~scadu*, ~scada m. nightshade (plant). ∞ ^nihtscadu$

~scua, ~scuwa † m. shades of night. ∞ ^nihtscua$ ^nihtscuwa$

~slæ̂p m. night’s sleep. ∞ ^nihtslæp$

~wacu, -wæcce f. night-watch. ∞ ^nihtwacu$ ^nihtwæcce$

~waru f. night-wearing (of clothes). ∞ ^nihtwaru$

~weard † m. night-guardian. ∞ ^nihtweard$

~weorc † n. nightwork. ∞ ^nihtweorc$

nihterne (nihtern|e), ea I. aj. nocturnal — ~um av. for a (whole) night. II. av. during the (whole) night. ∞ ^nihterne$

~nes f. night-time. ∞ ^nihternnes$

nihtes, ea av. at night, by night — oþ forþ ~ till far on in the night. ∞ ^nihtes$ ^neahtes$

niman (nim|an) 4 prt. nōm, nam, pl. nōmon, nāmon take hold of, hold; contain, have room for; take by force: on him heora ǣhta ~; catch ; receive, accept, take, also met.: sige ~ gain the victory, andan ~ tō him take dislike to him. || intr. on ~ have effect (of remedy). ∞ ^niman$

~ing f. plucking lN. ∞ ^niming$

nimþe = nymþe. ∞ ^nimþe$

genip n. mist, cloud, darkness [nīpan]. ∞ ^genip$

nīpan 6 grow dark. ∞ ^nīpan$

nis = ne is. ∞ ^nis$

nistan (nist|an), ~ian, ~lan build nest [nest]. ∞ ^nistan$

niþ n. abyss [niþer]. ∞ ^niþ$

nīþ m. enmity; † contest, battle — ~e rōf warlike; † affliction, trouble; † wickedness. ∞ ^nīþ$

~cwalu † f. violent death, destruction. ∞ ^nīþcwalu$

~cwealm † m. violent death, destruction. ∞ ^nīþcwealm$

~draca † m. hostile dragon. ∞ ^nīþdraca$

~full ill-disposed, malicious. ∞ ^nīþfull$

~fullīce av. maliciously. ∞ ^nīþfullīce$

~gięst † m. malicious stranger, fiend. ∞ ^nīþgięst$

~grama m. anger, malice. ∞ ^nīþgrama$

~grimm † fierce, hostile. ∞ ^nīþgrimm$

~heard † bold. ∞ ^nīþheard$

~hęll Pr. f. hell. ∞ ^nīþhęll$

~hęte † m. hate; affliction; wickedness. ∞ ^nīþhęte$

~hycgende † hostile. ∞ ^nīþhycgende$

~hygdig † brave. ∞ ^nīþhygdig$

~līce av. cowardly. ∞ ^nīþlīce$

~loca † m. hell. ∞ ^nīþloca$

~plega † m. battle. ∞ ^nīþplega$

~scaþa † m. foe, persecutor. ∞ ^nīþscaþa$

~sęle † m. hostile hall. ∞ ^nīþsęle$

~synn*† f. sin. ∞ ^nīþsynn$

~getēon † n. battle, attack (?). ∞ ^nīþgetēon$

~weorc † n. battle. ∞ ^nīþweorc$

~geweorc † n. hostile deed. ∞ ^nīþgeweorc$

~wracu f. severe punishment. ∞ ^nīþwracu$

~wundor † n. portent. ∞ ^nīþwundor$

niþan = neoþan. ∞ ^niþan$

niþas = niþþas. ∞ ^niþas$

niþemest, see niþerra. ∞ ^niþemest$

niþer av. downwards; down; below. ∞ ^niþer$

~bogen bent down. ∞ ^niþerbogen$

~dǣl m. lower part. ∞ ^niþerdǣl$

~gang m. descent. ∞ ^niþergang$

~heald inclining downwards, bent down. ∞ ^niþerheald$

~hrēosende falling down. ∞ ^niþerhrēosende$

~hryre m. downfall. ∞ ^niþerhryre$

~lic low, lower ; inferior, humble. ∞ ^niþerlic$

~nes f. bottom. ∞ ^niþernes$

~scyfe m. descent. ∞ ^niþerscyfe$

~sige m. setting (of sun). ∞ ^niþersige$

~stige m. descent. ∞ ^niþerstige$

~weard downward. ∞ ^niþerweard$

~weard, ~weardes av. downwards. ∞ ^niþerweard$ ^niþerweardes$

niþerian (niþer|ian) humiliate; condemn. ∞ ^niþerian$

(ge)~igendlic deserving condemnation. ∞ ^geniþerigendlic$ ^niþerigendlic$

(ge)~ung f. humiliation; condemnation. ∞ ^geniþerung$ ^niþerung$

niþre, niþere av. below. ∞ ^niþre$ ^niþere$

niþerra, -era, eo cpv. lower, spl. niþemest. ∞ ^niþerra$ ^niþera$ ^neoþerra$ ^niþemest$

nīþing m. infamous man, villain. ∞ ^nīþing$

genīþla † m. enemy. ∞ ^genīþla$

niþor, eo av. lower. ∞ ^niþor$ ^neoþor$

niþþas †, niþas mpl. men. ∞ ^niþþas$

nīw-, nī(g)-. See nīwe. ∞ ^nīw$ ^nīg$ ^nī$

~bacen fresh-baked. ∞ ^nīwbacen$

~cęnned newborn. ∞ ^nīwcęnned$

~cięlct, -cealt newly whitewashed. ∞ ^nīwcięlct$ ^nīwcaelt$

~gecięrred neophyte. ∞ ^nīwgecięrred$

~cumen neophyte. ∞ ^nīwcumen$

~fara m. new-comer, stranger. ∞ ^nīwfara$

~gehālgod newly consecrated. ∞ ^nīwgehālgod$

~(ge)hwięrfed, ~(ge)hworfen newly converted. ∞ ^nīwgehwięrfed$ ^nīwhwięrfed$ ^nīwgehworfen$ ^nīwhworfen$

~lǣred newly initiated. ∞ ^nīwlǣred$

~lic fresh. ∞ ^nīwlic$

~līce av. recently. ∞ ^nīwlīce$

~nes f. newness, novelty. ∞ ^nīwnes$

nīwslicod (nīw|slicod) glossy. ∞ ^nīwslicod$

~tięrwed † fresh-tarred. ∞ ^nīwtięrwed$

nīwian (nīw|ian) renew; renovate, restore. ∞ ^nīwian$

~ung f. rudiment (!). ∞ ^nīwung$

nīwan, -e, nēo(wa)n av. recently — nū ~ recently. ∞ ^nīwan$ ^nīwane$ ^nīwe$ ^nēowan$ ^nēon$

~ācęnned newborn. ∞ ^nīwanācęnned$

~cumen neophyte. ∞ ^nīwancumen$

nīwe (nīw|e), f., A. nēowe I. new, recent. II. nīwe, nīge av. recently. ∞ ^nīwe$

niwel = neowol. ∞ ^niwel$

nīwerne, nīwerene tender, young (child). ∞ ^nīwerne$ ^nīwerene$

niwiht = nā-wiht. ∞ ^niwiht$

nīwunga, nēowinga av. anew. ∞ ^nīwunga$ ^nēowunga$

noctern nocturn [Lt.]. ∞ ^noctern$

genōg I. aj. enough ; abundant; much, many. II. av. sufficiently; very. ∞ ^genōg$

nōhwæþer = nā-. ∞ ^nōhwæþer$

nolde = ne wolde. ∞ ^nolde$

nōm prt. of niman. ∞ ^nōm$

nōn n. ninth hour ; service at the ninth hour, nones. ∞ ^nōn$

~męte m. dinner. ∞ ^nōnmęte$

~gereord n. dinner. ∞ ^nōngereord$

~sang m. nones. ∞ ^nōnsang$

~tīd f. ninth hour. ∞ ^nōntīd$

~tīma m. ninth hour. ∞ ^nōntīma$

norþ av., cpv. ~or, spl. ~(e)mest northwards; in the north. ∞ ^norþ$

~dǣl m. north part, the north. ∞ ^norþdǣl$

~duru f. north door. ∞ ^norþduru$

~ēast av. north-east. ∞ ^norþēast$

~ēastęnde (~ēast-ęnde) m. north-east end. ∞ ^norþēastęnde$

~ēastlang (~ēast-lang) extending north-east. ∞ ^norþēastlang$

~ęnde m. north part. ∞ ^norþęnde$

~folc n. (people of the) north of England, (people of) Norfolk. ∞ ^norþfolc$

~healf f. north side ; north. ∞ ^norþhealf$

~hęre m. army in the north (of England). ∞ ^norþhęre$

~hylde f. north slope (?) Ct. ∞ ^norþhylde$

~hymbre I. ft. Northumbrians. II. aj. Northumbrian. ∞ ^norþhymbre$

~hymbrisc Northumbrian. ∞ ^norþhymbrisc$

~land n. northern land. ∞ ^norþland$

~lane f. the north lane. ∞ ^norþlane$

~lēode pl. Angles. ∞ ^norþlēode$

~lic northern. ∞ ^norþlic$

~gemæ̂re n. north boundary. ∞ ^norþgemære$

~portic m. north porch. ∞ ^norþportic$

~rihte av. due north. ∞ ^norþrihte$

~rodor m. northern sky. ∞ ^norþrodor$

~sǣ f. North Sea. ∞ ^norþsǣ$

~scēata m. northern promontory. ∞ ^norþscēata$

~þēod f. northern nation. ∞ ^norþþēod$

~wēalas, -walas mpl. the Welsh, Wales. ∞ ^norþwēalas$ ^norþwalas$

~wēalcynn (~wēal-cynn) n. the Welsh. ∞ ^norþwēalcynn$

~weard, ~eweard north. ∞ ^norþweard$ ^norþeweard$

~weard, ~weardes av. northward. ∞ ^norþweard$ ^norþweardes$

~weg m. way north ; Norway. ∞ ^norþweg$

~west av. north-west. ∞ ^norþwest$

~westęnde (~west-ęnde) m. north-west end. ∞ ^norþwestęnde$

~westgemæ̂re (~west-gemæ̂re) n. north-west boundary. ∞ ^norþwestgemære$

~wind m. north wind. ∞ ^norþwind$

norþan av. from the north — be … ~ prp. wd. north of. ∞ ^norþan$

~ēastan av. from the north-east. ∞ ^norþanēastan$

~ēastanwind (~ēastan-wind) m. north-east wind. ∞ ^norþanēastanwind$

~hymbre pl. Northumbrians. ∞ ^norþanhymbre$

~weard north (part) of. ∞ ^norþanweard$

~westan av. from the north-west. ∞ ^norþanwestan$

~westanwind (~westan-wind) m. north-west wind. ∞ ^norþanwestanwind$

~wind m. north wind. ∞ ^norþanwind$

norþemest, see norþ, norþerra. ∞ ^norþemest$

norþerne from the north, northern; Northumbrian, from the north of England; Scandinavian. ∞ ^norþerne$

norþerra, -(e)ra cpv., spl. norþ(e)-mest more northern. ∞ ^norþerra$ ^norþera$ ^norþra$ ^norþemest$ ^norþmest$

norþmest, see norþ, norþerra. ∞ ^norþmest$

nōse †, ō † f. promontory. ∞ ^nōse$

nosle, nostle f. fillet, band. ∞ ^nosle$ ^nostle$

nosu (nos|u), g. ~a, ~e, f. nose. Cp. næs-. ∞ ^nosu$

~grisle, ~gristle, nosu- f. cartilage of the nose. ∞ ^nosgrisle$ ^nosgristle$ ^nosugrisle$ ^nosugristle$

~þȳrl, ~þȳrel, ~terle n. nostril. ∞ ^nosþȳrl$ ^nosþȳrel$ ^nosterle$

not m. mark; sign [Lt. nota]. ∞ ^not$

~wrītere m. scribe. ∞ ^notwrītere$

notian make use of, enjoy, discharge (office) [notu]. ∞ ^notian$

notere m. scribe Gl. [Lt. notarius]. ∞ ^notere$

notu (not|u) f. use, enjoyment; discharge (of office), employment [nēotan]. ∞ ^notu$

~georn industrious. ∞ ^notgeorn$

nōþ † f. boldness. ∞ ^nōþ$

nōþer = nāhwæþer. ∞ ^nōþer$

nōwend, -ent m. master of a ship; sailor. ∞ ^nōwend$ ^nōwent$

nōwiht = nā-. ∞ ^nōwiht$

nōwþer = nāhwæþer. ∞ ^nōwþer$

nū I. av. now — nū-gēn, nū-gīet, nū-þā, see gēn, gīet, þā. II. cj. w. indic. now that, since — correl. nū … nū. III. interj. nū, nū lā, nū ge lā behold! ∞ ^nū$ ^nūþa$ ^nūgēn$ ^nūgīet$

nūlā (nū|lā) interj. now! ∞ ^nūlā$

~na once av. now [nū, nū]. ∞ ^nūna$

numol capacious Gl. [niman]. ∞ ^numol$

nunne (nunn|e) f. nun, vestal [Lt. nonna]. ∞ ^nunne$

~fǣmne f. nun. ∞ ^nunnfǣmne$

~hīred m. nunnery. ∞ ^nunnhīred$

~līf n. leading life of a nun. ∞ ^nunnlīf$

~mynster, ~anmynster n. nunnery. ∞ ^nunnmynster$ ^nunnanmynster$

~scrūd n. nun’s habit. ∞ ^nunnscrūd$

nybþe = nymþe. ∞ ^nybþe$

genycled, -cnycled bent, crooked Gl. ∞ ^genycled$

genyht, once -hþ fn. sufficiency, abundance [geneah]. ∞ ^genyht$

~full abundant. ∞ ^genyhtfull$

~līce av. abundantly. ∞ ^genyhtlīce$

genyhtsum satisfied wg.; abundant· ∞ ^genyhtsum$

~ian suffice wd. ; be abundant. ∞ ^genyhtsumian$

~nes f. abundance. ∞ ^genyhtsumnes$

nyllan = ne willan. ∞ ^nyllan$

nymne = nemne. ∞ ^nymne$

nymþe, i, e, once nybþe not W. cj. unless, except. Cp. nemne. ∞ ^nymþe$ ^nemþe$ ^nimþe$ ^nybþe$

nyþel (m.) trunk (of elephant). ∞ ^nyþel$

nysse, nyste = ne wiste. ∞ ^nysse$ ^nyste$

nytan = ne witan. ∞ ^nytan$

nyten ignorant [ne, witan]. ∞ ^nyten$

~lic ignorant. ∞ ^nytenlic$

~nes f. ignorance, sloth; ignominy (!). ∞ ^nytennes$

nytt I. f. use, advantage, profit; office, occupation; duty. II. aj. useful, advantageous, profitable, beneficial [nēotan]. ∞ ^nytt$

~lic useful, beneficial. ∞ ^nyttlic$

~licnes f. usefulness, useful property. ∞ ^nyttlicnes$

~nes f. use, advantage. ∞ ^nyttnes$

nyttwierþe (nyttwierþ|e), -weorþ, u useful, profitable. ∞ ^nyttwierþe$

~lic useful. ∞ ^nyttwierþlic$

~līce av. usefully. ∞ ^nyttwierþlīce$

~licnes f. utility. ∞ ^nyttwierþlicnes$

nyttian (nytt|ian) wg. make use of, enjoy, eat. ∞ ^nyttian$

~ung f. use, advantage. ∞ ^nyttung$

nyttol useful, beneficial. ∞ ^nyttol$

nyþan = neoþan. ∞ ^nyþan$

O

ō = ā ever. ∞ ^ō$

ōcusta = ōxta. ∞ ^ōcusta$

oden f. threshing-floor; yard. ∞ ^oden$

oemseten = *ymbseten shoot. ∞ ^oemseten$

of I. prp. wd. place, motion — starting-point from, away from: Dryhten lōcaþ of heofenum; faran of stōwe tō stōwe. ūt(e) of out of, away from | time from — of þissum forþ henceforth | origin of: þā menn of Lundenbyrig; material of: wyrcan mannan of eorþan; = genitive of: ān mǣden of þām cynne | causal from : him stent ege of þē ; of yflum willan syngian; ongietan micel of lȳtlum infer | partitive: genam of þæs trēowes wæstme some of | change from: āwendan (translate) of Lædene on Englisc | deprivation from : geniman ūs of Dēofles anwealde; of dēaþe ārīsan | concerning about: sǣdon him fela spella of hira lande. II. av. starting-point, motion away: stōd lēoma him of; origin sēo þēod þe hē of cōm ; privative: him man slōg þā handa of. ∞ ^of$

ofann (of·ann) vb. wdg. grudge, refuse to grant. ∞ ^ofann$

ofāscian (of·āscian), -āxian inquire, inquire for ; find out by asking, learn. ∞ ^ofāscian$

ofbēatan (of·bēatan) I beat to pieces, break ; beat to death. ∞ ^ofbēatan$

ofblindian (of·blindian) blind (!) lN. ∞ ^ofblindian$

ofcalan (of·cal|an) 2 — ic bēo ~en I am cold. ∞ ^ofcalan$

ofclipian (of·clipian) summon by calling; obtain by calling out or cries, call for (help). ∞ ^ofclipian$

ofcumende (of-cumende) derivative (in grammar). ∞ ^ofcumende$

ofcyrf (of-cyrf) m. cutting off; what is cut off. ∞ ^ofcyrf$

ofdæl (of-dæl), æf- tending downwards. ∞ ^ofdæl$

ofdæle (of-dæle) n. downward slope, descent. ∞ ^ofdæle$

ofdræ̂dd (of·dræ̂dd) (ptc.) afraid. ∞ ^ofdrædd$

ofdūne (of·dūne) av. down. In comp. also adūn(e)-, dūne- [of, dūn]. ∞ ^ofdūne$ ^afdūne$ ^dūne$

~heald directed downwards. ∞ ^ofdūneheald$

ofearmian (of·earm|ian) have pity. ∞ ^ofearmian$

~ung f. pity. ∞ ^ofearmung$

ofen m. oven ; furnace. ∞ ^ofen$

~bacen baked in an oven. ∞ ^ofenbacen$

~raca m., ~racu f. st. oven-rake. ∞ ^ofenraca$

ofer, -ær I·prp. w. a d. (d. not W.) place over, above, on rest, motion: standende ~ hī; his hūs ~ stān getimbrode; across : — ~ land ēodon; extension throughout: ~ eall his rīce | time after: þæs ~ Ēastron; during: ~ winter sæton | quantity beyond, above : ~ þæt in addition ; † ~ snāwe scīnende | superiority, rule: cyning ~ eall Angelcynn | contrary to, against: ~ willan; ~ þā trēowa in violation of the truce | object of verb: wacian ~ ; † ~ benne spræc. II. av. over; se cwellere him ~ stōd; hiene ~ brohte ferried him over; eall þæt ~ biþ tō lāfe. ∞ ^ofer$

ōfer m. edge, margin; bank (of river), shore (of sea). ∞ ^ōfer$

oferian (ofer|ian) exalt. ∞ ^oferian$

~ing f. superfluity. ∞ ^ofering$

oferæ̂t (ofer-æ̂t) m. gluttony ; feast. ∞ ^oferæt$

~e gluttonous. ∞ ^oferæte$

oferbæc (ofer·bæc) av. back(wards). ∞ ^oferbæc$

~getēung f. tetanus. ∞ ^oferbæcgetēung$

oferbebēodan (ofer-bebēodan) 7 rule. ∞ ^oferbebēodan$

oferbecuman (ofer-becuman) 4 supervene (!). ∞ ^oferbecuman$

oferbīdan (ofer·bīdan) 6 survive (a person) ; outlast, survive (hardships). ∞ ^oferbīdan$

oferbiternes (ofer-biternes) f. (excessive) bitterness. ∞ ^oferbiternes$

oferblica (ofer-blica)*, io m. superficies Gl. ∞ ^oferblica$

oferbliþe (ofer-bliþe) (over) cheerful. ∞ ^oferbliþe$

oferbrǣdan (ofer·brǣd|an) cover. ∞ ^oferbrǣdan$

~els m. covering, veil, garment; surface. ∞ ^oferbrǣdels$

oferbræ̂w (ofer-bræ̂w)*, ā m. eyebrow. ∞ ^oferbræw$

oferbrecan (ofer·brecan) 4 break (agreement). ∞ ^oferbrecan$

oferbregdan (ofer·bregdan), -brēdan 3 cover; be covered. ∞ ^oferbregdan$

oferbrū (ofer-brū) f. eyebrow. ∞ ^oferbrū$

oferbrycgian (ofer-brycgian) make bridge over. ∞ ^oferbrycgian$

ofercæfed (ofer-cæfed) covered with ornamental work. ∞ ^ofercæfed$

oferceald (ofer-ceald) † very cold. ∞ ^oferceald$

ofercīdan (ofer·cīdan) censure, reprove. ∞ ^ofercīdan$

ofercięrr (ofer-cięrr) m. passing over. ∞ ^ofercięrr$

oferclif (ofer-clif) n. overhanging cliff Gl. ∞ ^oferclif$

oferclimman (ofer·climman) 3 climb (wall). ∞ ^oferclimman$

ofercræft (ofer-cræft) m. cunning. ∞ ^ofercræft$

ofercuman (ofer·cuman) 4 overcome; get at, reach, obtain. ∞ ^ofercuman$

ofercyme (ofer-cyme) m. arrival (!). ∞ ^ofercyme$

ofercȳþan (ofer·cȳþan) disprove, confute. ∞ ^ofercȳþan$

oferdōn (ofer·dōn) vb. overdo. ∞ ^oferdōn$

oferdręnc (ofer-dręnc) m. drunkenness. ∞ ^oferdręnc$

oferdręncan (ofer·dręncan) intoxicate. ∞ ^oferdręncan$

oferdrīfan (ofer·drīfan) 6 cover (with drifting sand); disperse (darkness); refute; outvote. ∞ ^oferdrīfan$

oferdrincan (ofer·drinc|an) 3 intoxicate. ∞ ^oferdrincan$

~ere m. drunkard. ∞ ^oferdrincere$

oferdruncen (ofer·druncen) I. n. drunkenness. II. aj. intoxicated. ∞ ^oferdruncen$

~nes f. over-drinking, intoxication. ∞ ^oferdruncennes$

oferdrync, ofergedrync (ofer-(ge)drync) m. intoxication; feast. ∞ ^oferdrync$ ^ofergedrync$

oferdyre, ofergedyre (ofer-(ge)dyre) n. lintel. ∞ ^oferdyre$ ^ofergedyre$

oferēaca (ofer-ēaca) m. surplus, remainder. ∞ ^oferēaca$

ofereald (ofer-eald) very old. ∞ ^ofereald$

oferealdormann (ofer-ealdormann) m. chief officer. ∞ ^oferealdormann$

oferetol, oferettol (ofer-et(t)ol) gluttonous. ∞ ^oferetol$ ^oferettol$

~nes f. gluttony. ∞ ^oferetolnes$

oferfær (ofer-fær) n. passing over. ∞ ^oferfær$

oferfæreld (ofer-færeld) n. passage. ∞ ^oferfæreld$

oferfǣtt (ofer-fǣtt) very fat. ∞ ^oferfǣtt$

oferfæþman (ofer·fæþman) cover. ∞ ^oferfæþman$

oferfaran (ofer·faran) 2 intr. pass by, pass away || tr. pass, cross ; traverse ; go through (danger); come upon, meet with. ∞ ^oferfaran$

oferfeallan (ofer·feallan) I fall on, attack. ∞ ^oferfeallan$

oferfęng (ofer-fęng) m. buckle, clasp. ∞ ^oferfęng$

oferfeohtan (ofer·feohtan) 3 overcome. ∞ ^oferfeohtan$

oferfēran (ofer·fēran) pass, traverse; come upon, meet with. ∞ ^oferfēran$

oferfērnes (ofer·fērnes) f. possibility of being crossed, ford. ∞ ^oferfērnes$

oferfierro (ofer-fierro) f. great distance, remoteness. ∞ ^oferfierro$

oferflēdan (ofer·flēdan) overflow. ∞ ^oferflēdan$

oferflēde (ofer-flēde) overflowing, in flood. ∞ ^oferflēde$

oferflēon (ofer·flēon) 7 flee from tr. ; fly over. ∞ ^oferflēon$

oferflēogan (ofer·flēogan) 7 fly over (!). ∞ ^oferflēogan$

oferflītan (ofer·flītan) 6 beat (in competition); refute. ∞ ^oferflītan$

oferflōwan (ofer·flōw|an) I overflow tr., intr. ∞ ^oferflōwan$

~ednes, ~en(n)es, ~nes, ~endnes f. superfluity ; abundance. ∞ ^oferflōwednes$ ^oferflōwenes$ ^oferflōwedendnes$ ^oferflōwnes$

~ende superfluous. ∞ ^oferflōwende$

~endlīce av. superfluously. ∞ ^oferflōwendlīce$

oferfōn (ofer·fōn) I seize. ∞ ^oferfōn$

oferfroren (ofer·froren) frozen over. ∞ ^oferfroren$

oferfull (ofer-full) over full. ∞ ^oferfull$

oferfylgan (ofer·fylgan) wd. pursue; persecute; attack. ∞ ^oferfylgan$

oferfyllan (ofer·fyllan) feed to excess, stuff. ∞ ^oferfyllan$

oferfyllo (ofer-fyllo) f. repletion ; excess in eating or drinking. ∞ ^oferfyllo$

ofergān (ofer·gān), -gangan intr. come to an end, pass away; also impers. wg.: † þæs oferēode that trouble is over || tr. come upon (of sleep, disease) ; pervade ; overrun, conquer (country) ; cross ; pass beyond ; transgress. ∞ ^ofergān$

ofergǣgan (ofer·gǣg|an) transgress. ∞ ^ofergǣgan$

~ednes f. transgression. ∞ ^ofergǣgednes$

~end m. transgressor. ∞ ^ofergǣgend$

ofergapian (ofer·gapian) disregard, neglect. ∞ ^ofergapian$

ofergēare (ofer-gēare) old. ∞ ^ofergēare$

ofergeat (ofer-geat) oblivion. ∞ ^ofergeat$

ofergang (ofer-gang), -geong m. going across. ∞ ^ofergang$

ofergęnga (ofer-gęnga) m. traverser, traveller. ∞ ^ofergęnga$

ofergēotan (ofer·gēotan) 7 cover by pouring, cover, wet. ∞ ^ofergēotan$

ofergīeman (ofer·gīem|an) disregard, neglect. ∞ ^ofergīeman$

~nes f. observation lN. (!). ∞ ^ofergīemnes$

ofergiėtan (ofer·giėt|an) 5 forget wg. ∞ ^ofergiėtan$

~ende forgetful. ∞ ^ofergiėtende$

~nes f. oblivion. ∞ ^ofergiėtnes$

~ol, eo forgetful. ∞ ^ofergiėtol$

~olian, -geotel- forget. ∞ ^ofergiėtolian$

~olnes f. forgetfulness. ∞ ^ofergiėtolnes$

ofergīfre (ofer-gīfre) gluttonous. ∞ ^ofergīfre$

oferglęnged (ofer·glęnged) over-adorned. ∞ ^oferglęnged$

ofergræ̂dig (ofer-græ̂dig) too covetous. ∞ ^ofergrædig$

ofergūmian (ofer·gūmian) neglect, disregard. ∞ ^ofergūmian$

ofergyldan (ofer·gyldan) gild, adorn with gold. ∞ ^ofergyldan$

ofergylden (ofer-gylden). gilded, adorned with gold. ∞ ^ofergylden$

ofergyrd (ofer-gyrd) ptc. girded. ∞ ^ofergyrd$

oferhacele (ofer-hacele) f. hood. ∞ ^oferhacele$

oferhēah (ofer-hēah) † very high. ∞ ^oferhēah$

oferhealdan (ofer·healdan) I neglect to do. ∞ ^oferhealdan$

oferhealfhēafod (ofer-healf-hēafod) n. upper part of head. ∞ ^oferhealfhēafod$

oferhębban (ofer·hębban) 2 fail to do, neglect; pass over, omit mention of. ∞ ^oferhębban$

oferhęlian (ofer·hęlian) cover, conceal. ∞ ^oferhęlian$

oferhelung (ofer-helung) f. covering, concealing. ∞ ^oferhelung$

oferhelmian (ofer·helmian) cover, overshadow. ∞ ^oferhelmian$

oferheortnes (ofer-heortnes) f. vehemence of feeling. ∞ ^oferheortnes$

oferhęrgian (ofer-hęrgian) ravage. ∞ ^oferhęrgian$

oferhīeran (ofer·hīer|an) not listen to, disregard; overhear, hear. ∞ ^oferhīeran$

~e disobedient. ∞ ^oferhīere$

~nes f. disregard, esp. of legal enactment; fine for such disregard. ∞ ^oferhīernes$

oferhigian (ofer·higian) † (?). ∞ ^oferhigian$

oferhlæstan (ofer·hlæstan) overload. ∞ ^oferhlæstan$

oferhlēapan (ofer·hlēap|an) I leap over; pass over. ∞ ^oferhlēapan$

~end m. overleaper. ∞ ^oferhlēapend$

oferhlēoþor (ofer-hlēoþor) not hearing, inattentive. ∞ ^oferhlēoþor$

oferhlēoþrian (ofer·hlēoþrian) outsound. ∞ ^oferhlēoþrian$

oferhlīep (ofer-hlīep) m. leap of the moon in leap-year. ∞ ^oferhlīep$

oferhlīflian (ofer·hlīf|lian) tower above, excel; be threatening. ∞ ^oferhlīflian$

~ung f. sublimity, excellence. ∞ ^oferhlīfung$

oferhlūd (ofer-hlūd) clamorous. ∞ ^oferhlūd$

oferhlȳde (ofer-hlȳde) clamorous. ∞ ^oferhlȳde$

oferhlȳttrian (ofer·hlȳttrian) clarify. ∞ ^oferhlȳttrian$

oferhoga (ofer-hog|a) m. despiser; proud person. ∞ ^oferhoga$

~ian despise. ∞ ^oferhogian$

~iend m. despiser. ∞ ^oferhogiend$

oferholt (ofer-holt) † n. phalanx of shields (?). Cp. oferhyrned. ∞ ^oferholt$

oferhrǣgan (ofer·hrǣgan) † once, ǣ † tower above (?) wd. ∞ ^oferhrǣgan$

oferhrēfan (ofer·hrēfan), ȳ roof, cover. ∞ ^oferhrēfan$

oferhrēran (ofer·hrēran), ȳ overthrow. ∞ ^oferhrēran$

oferhrops (ofer-hrops) voracity. ∞ ^oferhrops$

oferhycgan (ofer·hycgan) despise. ∞ ^oferhycgan$

oferhyge (ofer-hyge)*, -hige (?) m. pride. ∞ ^oferhyge$

oferhygd (ofer-hygd), hȳd I. fn. pride. II. aj. proud. mis-written or mis-pronounced for oferhygdig, -hygdg- (?). ∞ ^oferhygd$

~ig proud. ∞ ^oferhygdig$

~igian be proud. ∞ ^oferhygdigian$

oferhylmend (ofer-hylmend) † m. prevaricator. ∞ ^oferhylmend$

oferhyrned (ofer-hyrned) † having horns above. Cp. oferholt. ∞ ^oferhyrned$

oferięldo (ofer-ięldo) f. great age. ∞ ^oferięldo$

oferiernan (ofer·iernan) 3 come upon ; overwhelm, run over, cross; go over (a subject). ∞ ^oferiernan$

oferlād (ofer-lād) f. carrying across lN. ∞ ^oferlād$

oferlǣdan (ofer·lǣdan) overwhelm, oppress. ∞ ^oferlǣdan$

oferlagu (ofer-lagu) f. cloak Gl. ∞ ^oferlagu$

oferlęcgan (ofer·lęcgan) overload, surfeit. ∞ ^oferlęcgan$

oferlēof (ofer-lēof) † very dear. ∞ ^oferlēof$

oferlēoran (ofer·lēor|an) A. intr. pass (by) of space and time; tr. and intr. transgress, prevaricate. ∞ ^oferlēoran$

~nes f. transgression. ∞ ^oferlēornes$

oferlibban (ofer·libban) survive. ∞ ^oferlibban$

oferlīce av. excessively. ∞ ^oferlīce$

oferliehtan (ofer·liehtan) outshine. ∞ ^oferliehtan$

oferlīþan (ofer·līþan) 6 cross (water). ∞ ^oferlīþan$

oferlufu (ofer-lufu) f. excessive love. ∞ ^oferlufu$

ofermæcga (ofer-mæcga) † m. illustrious person. ∞ ^ofermæcga$

ofermæg (ofer-mæg) vb. prevail (!). ∞ ^ofermæg$

ofermægen (ofer-mægen) n. superior force, mighty power. ∞ ^ofermægen$

ofermæstan (ofer·mæstan) over-fatten. ∞ ^ofermæstan$

ofermæ̂te (ofer-mæ̂t|e) excessive, immense. ∞ ^ofermæte$

~lic immense. ∞ ^ofermætlic$

~o f. presumption. ∞ ^ofermæto$

ofermāþum (ofer-māþum) † m. very valuable treasure. ∞ ^ofermāþum$

ofermēde (ofer-mēd|e) I. n. pride. II. once aj. proud [mōd]. ∞ ^ofermēde$

~u (f.) pride. ∞ ^ofermēdu$

ofermēdla (ofer-mēdla) m. pride, pomp. ∞ ^ofermēdla$

ofergemet (ofer-gemet) n. excess. ∞ ^ofergemet$

ofermęte (ofer-męte) m. excess in food, feasting. ∞ ^ofermęte$

ofermētto (ofer-mētto) f. often pl. pride [mōd]. ∞ ^ofermētto$

ofermicel (ofer-micel) excessive. ∞ ^ofermicel$

~nes f. excess. ∞ ^ofermicelnes$

ofermōd (ofer-mōd) I. n. pride. II. aj. proud, self-confident. ∞ ^ofermōd$

~nes f. pride. ∞ ^ofermōdnes$

~ig proud. ∞ ^ofermōdig$

~gian, ~igian be proud. ∞ ^ofermōdgian$

~ignes f. pride. ∞ ^ofermōdignes$

~gung, ~igung f. pride, presumption. ∞ ^ofermōdgung$

~lic proud. ∞ ^ofermōdlic$

~līce av. proudly. ∞ ^ofermōdlīce$

~licnes f. pride. ∞ ^ofermōdlicnes$

ofernīed (ofer-nīed) f. extreme necessity. ∞ ^ofernīed$

ofernīman (ofer·nīman) 4 rape; carry off, get rid of (poison) (!). ∞ ^ofernīman$

ofernōn (ofer-nōn) n. afternoon. ∞ ^ofernōn$

ofergenyhtsumian (ofer·genyhtsumian) supera-bound. ∞ ^ofergenyhtsumian$

oferprūt (ofer-prūt) arrogant. ∞ ^oferprūt$

oferræ̂dan (ofer·ræ̂dan) read through; consider (?). ∞ ^oferrædan$

oferranc (ofer-ranc) too sumptuous (clothes). ∞ ^oferranc$

oferręccan (ofer·ręccan) confute. ∞ ^oferręccan$

oferręnco (ofer-ręnco) f. extravagance, luxury. ∞ ^oferręnco$

oferrīcsian (ofer-rīcsian) rule over wd. ∞ ^oferrīcsian$

oferrīdan (ofer·rīdan) 6 ride across. ∞ ^oferrīdan$

oferrōwan (ofer·rōwan) I row over. ∞ ^oferrōwan$

ofersǣlic (ofer-sǣlic) transmarine. ∞ ^ofersǣlic$

ofersæ̂lig (ofer-sæ̂lig) very fortunate. ∞ ^ofersælig$

ofersæ̂lþ (ofer-sæ̂lþ) f. excessive enjoyment. ∞ ^ofersælþ$

ofersǣwisc (ofer-sǣwisc) foreign. ∞ ^ofersǣwisc$

ofersāwan (ofer·sāwan) I oversow. ∞ ^ofersāwan$

ofersceadian, ofersceadwian (ofer·scead(w)ian) overshadow. ∞ ^ofersceadian$ ^ofersceadwian$

ofersceatt (ofer-sceatt) m. interest, usury. ∞ ^ofersceatt$

oferscēawian (ofer·scēaw|ian) superintend. ∞ ^oferscēawian$

~igend m. superintendent. ∞ ^oferscēawigend$

oferscīnan (ofer·scīnan) 6 illuminate. ∞ ^oferscīnan$

oferscūan (ofer·scūan), -yan overshadow. ∞ ^oferscūan$

ofersēam (ofer-sēam) m. bag lN. ∞ ^ofersēam$

ofersēcan (ofer·sēcan) † overcome (?). ∞ ^ofersēcan$

ofersegl (ofer-segl) m. top-sail. ∞ ^ofersegl$

oferseglian (ofer·seglian) sail across. ∞ ^oferseglian$

ofersęndan (ofer·sęndan) transmit (!). ∞ ^ofersęndan$

ofersēon (ofer·sēon) 5 survey, see ; despise. ∞ ^ofersēon$

ofersēocnes (ofer-sēocnes) f. serious illness. ∞ ^ofersēocnes$

ofergesętt (ofer-gesętt) in authority. ∞ ^ofergesętt$

ofersielfran (ofer·sielfran), y, -seolfrian silver. ∞ ^ofersielfran$

ofersīeman (ofer·sīeman) overload, oppress (heart). ∞ ^ofersīeman$

ofersittan (ofer·sittan) 5 take possession of; abstain from. ∞ ^ofersittan$

oferslæ̂p (ofer-slæ̂p) m. excessive sleep. ∞ ^oferslæp$

oferslēan (ofer·slēan) 2 subdue (heat of body). ∞ ^oferslēan$

oferslęge (ofer-slęge) n. lintel. ∞ ^oferslęge$

oferslop (ofer-slop) n. surplice. ∞ ^oferslop$

oferslype (ofer-slype) m. surplice. ∞ ^oferslype$

ofersmēaung (ofer-smēaung) f. excessive meditation. ∞ ^ofersmēaung$

oferspræ̂c (ofer-spræ̂c) f. loquacity. ∞ ^oferspræc$

~e loquacious. ∞ ^oferspræce$

ofersprǣdan (ofer·sprǣdan) cover. ∞ ^ofersprǣdan$

ofersprecan (ofer-sprecan) 5 speak too much ; be abusive. ∞ ^ofersprecan$

ofersprecol (ofer-sprecol) loquacious. ∞ ^ofersprecol$

~nes f. loquacity. ∞ ^ofersprecolnes$

oferstæ̂lan (ofer·stæ̂lan) confute; convict; convince. ∞ ^oferstælan$

oferstæppan (ofer·stæppan) 2 step over, cross ; go beyond, exceed. ∞ ^oferstæppan$

ofersteall (ofer-steall) m. opposition. ∞ ^ofersteall$

~a m. survivor. ∞ ^oferstealla$

oferstięllan (ofer·stięllan) leap over. ∞ ^oferstięllan$

oferstīgan (ofer·stīg|an) 6 mount above, surmount, climb over; surpass, be stronger than. ∞ ^oferstīgan$

~endlic superlative (in grammar). ∞ ^oferstīgendlic$

oferstige (ofer-stige) m. astonishment, exaltation (of mind). ∞ ^oferstige$

oferstigennes (ofer·stigennes) f. passing over. ∞ ^oferstigennes$

oferswimman (ofer·swimman) 3 swim across. ∞ ^oferswimman$

oferswīþan (ofer·swīþ|an) wk., also prt. -swāþ overcome, surpass. ∞ ^oferswīþan$ ^oferswyþan$

~estre f. conqueror. ∞ ^oferswīþestre$

~nes f. oppression, distress. ∞ ^oferswīþnes$

~ung f. oppression, distress. ∞ ^oferswīþung$

oferswīþe (ofer-swīþe) av. too much. ∞ ^oferswīþe$

oferswīþian (ofer·swīþian) prevail, conquer. ∞ ^oferswīþian$

oferswōgan (ofer·swōgan) I cover, choke (with weeds). ∞ ^oferswōgan$

ofertæl (ofer-tæl) n. odd number. ∞ ^ofertæl$

oferteldan (ofer·teldan) 3 cover. ∞ ^oferteldan$

ofertēon (ofer·tēon) 7 cover; finish. ∞ ^ofertēon$

ofergetilian (ofer-getilian) overcome (!). ∞ ^ofergetilian$

ofergetimbran (oferge·timbran) build. ∞ ^ofergetimbran$

ofertogennes (ofer·togennes) f. being covered (eyes with film). ∞ ^ofertogennes$

ofertrahtnian (ofer·trahtnian) comment on, expound. ∞ ^ofertrahtnian$

ofertredan (ofer·tredan) 5 trample on, tread under foot. ∞ ^ofertredan$

ofertrūwa (ofer-trūw|a) m. over-confidence. ∞ ^ofertrūwa$

~ian be over-confident in wi. — ~od over-confident. ∞ ^ofertrūwian$

oferþearf (ofer-þearf) f. great necessity; extreme distress. ∞ ^oferþearf$

~a m. one in extreme need or distress. ∞ ^oferþearfa$

oferþęccan (ofer·þęccan) cover. ∞ ^oferþęccan$

oferþēon (ofer·þēon) 6, 7 excel, surpass. ∞ ^oferþēon$

oferþrymm (ofer-þrymm) m. excessive power. ∞ ^oferþrymm$

oferþungen (ofer·þungen) ptc. of oferþēon or *oferþingan surpass. ∞ ^oferþungen$

oferwadan (ofer·wadan) 2 wade over. ∞ ^oferwadan$

oferwealdan (ofer-weald|an) I get the better of. ∞ ^oferwealdan$

~end † m. ruler. ∞ ^oferwealdend$

oferweaxan (ofer·weaxan) I overgrow. ∞ ^oferweaxan$

oferweder (ofer-weder) (?) n. stormy weather. ∞ ^oferweder$

oferwęnnan (ofer·węnnan), -węnian become insolent. ∞ ^oferwęnnan$

oferweorc (ofer-weorc) n. tomb. ∞ ^oferweorc$

ofergeweorc (ofer-geweorc) n. superstructure; tomb. ∞ ^ofergeweorc$

oferweorpan (ofer·weorpan) 3 throw backwards, throw down ; sprinkle. ∞ ^oferweorpan$

oferwięllan (ofer·więllan) boil down. ∞ ^oferwięllan$

oferwīgan (ofer·wīgan) † overcome. ∞ ^oferwīgan$

oferwinnan (ofer·winnan) 3 overcome, take (fortress). ∞ ^oferwinnan$

oferwintran (ofer·wintran) get through the winter. ∞ ^oferwintran$

oferwist (ofer-wist) f. gluttony. ∞ ^oferwist$

~lic supersubstantial lN. ∞ ^oferwistlic$

oferwlęnced (ofer·wlęnced) (ptc.) great (king). ∞ ^oferwlęnced$

oferwlęnco (ofer-wlęnco) f. great prosperity, riches. ∞ ^oferwlęnco$

oferwrecan (ofer·wrecan) 5 overwhelm. ∞ ^oferwrecan$

oferwrēon (ofer·wrēon) 6, 7 cover. ∞ ^oferwrēon$

oferwrīgels (ofer-wrīgels) m. covering. ∞ ^oferwrīgels$

oferwrit (ofer-writ) n. letter. ∞ ^oferwrit$

ofergewrit (ofer-gewrit) n. super-, in-scription. ∞ ^ofergewrit$

oferwundennes (ofer·wundennes) f. trial, experiment Gl. ∞ ^oferwundennes$

oferwyrcan (ofer·wyrcan) cover. ∞ ^oferwyrcan$

oferȳþ (ofer-ȳþ) f. great wave. ∞ ^oferȳþ$

ōfesc = ōwisc. ∞ ^ōfesc$

ofet n. fruit; pulse Gl. ∞ ^ofet$

ōffaran (ōf·faran) 2 overtake, intercept (army), often w. hindan. ∞ ^ōffaran$

offeallan (of·feallan) I kill by falling on. ∞ ^offeallan$

offēran (of·fēran) overtake (an army). ∞ ^offēran$

offęrian (of·fęrian) carry off. ∞ ^offęrian$

offerenda m. psalm sung during the offertory [Lt.]. ∞ ^offerenda$

offięllan (of·fięllan) kill. ∞ ^offięllan$

offlēogan (of·flēogan) 7 fly away. ∞ ^offlēogan$

offrian sacrifice, bring offering [Lt. offerre]. ∞ ^offrian$

offrung, -ing f. offering a sacrifice ; offering, sacrifice. ∞ ^offrung$

~dagas mpl. offering-days. ∞ ^offrungdagas$

~disc m. paten. ∞ ^offrungdisc$

~hlāf m. shew-bread. ∞ ^offrunghlāf$

~sang m. hymn sung when offering is made. ∞ ^offrungsang$

offylgan (of·fylgan) come up with, overtake. ∞ ^offylgan$

ofgān (of·gān), -gangan vb. w. æt exact, extort, acquire; begin : ofgā his sprǣce (suit) mid foreāþe. ∞ ^ofgān$

ofgangende (of-gangend|e), ~lic derivative. ∞ ^ofgangende$

ofgēotan (of·gēotan) 7 moisten, soak; put out (fire with water). ∞ ^ofgēotan$

ofgiėfan (of·giėfan) 5 abandon, give up. leave; wda. commit (corpse to the earth). ∞ ^ofgiėfan$

ofhabban (of·habban) detain. ∞ ^ofhabban$

ofhagian (of·hag|ian) impers. — gif him ~ie if it is inconvenient to him. ∞ ^ofhagian$

ofhealdan (of·healdan) I withhold. ∞ ^ofhealdan$

ofhearmian (of·hearm|ian) once, impers. wdg. cause grief: him ~ode þæs. ∞ ^ofhearmian$

ofhęnde (of-hęnde), æfhynde out of one’s possession. ∞ ^ofhęnde$

ofhnītan (of·hnītan) 6 gore to death. ∞ ^ofhnītan$

ofhrēosan (of·hrēosan) 7 overwhelm; fall down. ∞ ^ofhrēosan$

ofhrēowan (of·hrēowan) 7 pity wg. — imper. wdg.; excite pity wd. of pers. ∞ ^ofhrēowan$

ofhyngred (of·hyngred), -od hungry. ∞ ^ofhyngred$

ofiernan (of·iernan) 3 overtake (by running) ; hē wæs ofurnen tired with running. ∞ ^ofiernan$

oflæ̂tan (of·læ̂tan) I b relinquish; let blood wg. ∞ ^oflætan$

oflǣte, -ete, -ate f. oblation, offering; sacramental wafer; wafer [Lt. oblata]. ∞ ^oflǣte$

oflangian (of·lang|ian) — ~od weorþan feel longing. ∞ ^oflangian$

oflęcgan (of·lęcgan) † lay down. ∞ ^oflęcgan$

oflēogan (of·lēogan) 7 lie, be false. ∞ ^oflēogan$

oflīcian (of·līcian) be displeasing or unpleasant wd. ∞ ^oflīcian$

oflicgan (of·licgan) 5 overlay (child). ∞ ^oflicgan$

oflinnan (of·linnan) 3 cease. ∞ ^oflinnan$

oflysted (of·lysted), -lyst desirous wg., w. sbj. ∞ ^oflysted$

ofman (of·man) vb., prt. -munde recollect wa. ∞ ^ofman$

ofmanian (of·manian) exact (fine). ∞ ^ofmanian$

ofmyrþran, ofmyrþrian (of·myrþr(i)an) murder. ∞ ^ofmyrþran$ ^ofmyrþrian$

ofnēadian (of·nēadian) extort w. æt. ∞ ^ofnēadian$

ofnet receptacle, vessel. ∞ ^ofnet$

ofniman (of·niman) 4 fail, be wanting wd. ∞ ^ofniman$

ofost, of(e)st, oef-, o † f. speed, haste, hastening on — ~ is sēlest w. ger. the quicker the better. ofstum hastily [of, ēst]. ∞ ^ofost$ ^ofst$ ^ofest$ ^oefost$

~līce av. speedily, hastily. ∞ ^ofostlīce$

ofrīdan (of·rīdan) 6 overtake by riding. ∞ ^ofrīdan$

ofsacan (of·sacan) 2 deny charge. ∞ ^ofsacan$

ofscacan (of·scacan) 2 shudder Gl. ∞ ^ofscacan$

ofscamian (of·scam|ian) rfl. wg. be ashamed : hē hine ~ode þæs | ~od weorþan be ashamed. ∞ ^ofscamian$

ofscēotan (of·scēotan) 7 shoot to death ; ptc. ofscoten elf-shot, (cattle) suffering from distension of the stomach. ∞ ^ofscēotan$

ofscotian (of·scotian) shoot to death. ∞ ^ofscotian$

ofsęndan (of·sęndan) send after, summon, make one’s summons reach. ∞ ^ofsęndan$

ofsēon (of·sēon) 5 see wa. or hwǣr w. indc. ∞ ^ofsēon$

ofsetenes, ofsetennes f. siege. ∞ ^ofsetenes$

ofsęttan (of·sętt|an) press hard, afflict. ∞ ^ofsęttan$

~ing f. pressing hard. ∞ ^ofsętting$

ofsittan (of·sittan) 5 press down by sitting on ; oppress, afflict; besiege; repress, check ; occupy, take possession of. ∞ ^ofsittan$

ofslægennes (of·slægennes), ę f. being killed. ∞ ^ofslægennes$

ofslēan (of·slēan) 2 kill. ∞ ^ofslēan$

ofslītan (of·slītan) 6 bite to death. ∞ ^ofslītan$

ofsmorian (of·smorian) suffocate, strangle. ∞ ^ofsmorian$

ofsnīþan (of·snīþan) 6 slaughter (animal). ∞ ^ofsnīþan$

ofspræ̂c (of-spræ̂c) f. utterance. ∞ ^ofspræc$

ofspring (of-spring) m. offspring. ∞ ^ofspring$

ofspyrian (of·spyrian) find out. ∞ ^ofspyrian$

ofst = ofost. ∞ ^ofst$

ofstæppan (of·stæppan) 2 trample on. ∞ ^ofstæppan$

ofstandan (of·stand|an) 2 tr. restore, make restitution Gl. || intr. stick fast, remain unmoved — ptc. ~en unmoved. ∞ ^ofstandan$

ofstende once hastening. ∞ ^ofstende$

ofstician (of·stician) stab to death. ∞ ^ofstician$

ofstig swift. ∞ ^ofstig$

ofgestignes (ofge·stignes) f. descent. ∞ ^ofgestignes$

ofstingan (of·stingan) 3 stab to death. ∞ ^ofstingan$

ofswelgan (of·swelgan) 3 devour. ∞ ^ofswelgan$

ofswingan (of·swingan) 3 flog to death. ∞ ^ofswingan$

oft av., cpv. ~st often. ∞ ^oft$

oftalu (of-talu) f. verdict against a claim. ∞ ^oftalu$

oftēon (of·tēon) 7 wda. take away, withhold. ∞ ^oftēon$

oftorfian (of·torfian) stone or pelt to death. ∞ ^oftorfian$

oftrǣde (oft-rǣd|e) frequent; ready at any time. ∞ ^oftrǣde$

~lic frequent. ∞ ^oftrǣdlic$

~līce av. frequently; habitually. ∞ ^oftrǣdlīce$

oftredan (of·tredan) 5 tread down ; injure or kill by trampling. ∞ ^oftredan$

oftsīþ (oft-sīþ) m. — on ~as often. ∞ ^oftsīþ$

oftyge (of-tyge), i m. withholding. ∞ ^oftyge$

oftyrfan (of·tyrfan) stone to death. ∞ ^oftyrfan$

ofþǣnan (of·þǣnan) moisten. ∞ ^ofþǣnan$

ofþęcgan (of·þęcgan) † destroy. ∞ ^ofþęcgan$

ofþęncan (of·þęncan) once remember. ∞ ^ofþęncan$

ofþīestran, ofþīestrian (of·þīestr(i)an) darken, obscure. ∞ ^ofþīestran$ ^ofþīestrian$

ofþīnan (of·þīnan) 6 — ofþinen moist, damp. ∞ ^ofþīnan$

ofþringan (of·þringan) 3 tr. crowd, press on. ∞ ^ofþringan$

ofþryccan (of·þrycc|an) squeeze, choke; oppress, afflict. ∞ ^ofþryccan$

~ednes, ofþrycnes f. oppression, repression ; affliction, trouble. ∞ ^ofþryccednes$

ofþryscan (of·þryscan) beat down, repress. ∞ ^ofþryscan$

ofþrysman, ofþrysmian (of·þrysm(i)an) choke. ∞ ^ofþrysman$ ^ofþrysmian$

ofþyncan (of·þyncan) impers. wdg., w. indc. be displeased, weary of. ∞ ^ofþyncan$

ofþyrst, ofþyrsted (of·þyrst(ed)) thirsty, thirsting for wg. or æfter. ∞ ^ofþyrst$ ^ofþyrsted$

ofweorpan (of·weorpan) 3 kill with missile. ∞ ^ofweorpan$

ofworpian (of·worpian) stone (to death). ∞ ^ofworpian$

ofwundrian (of·wundrian) be astonished. ∞ ^ofwundrian$

ōga m. terror; object of terror. ∞ ^ōga$

ōgęngel (ō-gęngel) (m.) bar, bolt. ∞ ^ōgęngel$

ōhięlde (ō-hięlde), -heald sloping. ∞ ^ōhięlde$

ōhsta = ōxta. ∞ ^ōhsta$

oht † f. terror (?); persecution (?) [ōga; ehtan]. ∞ ^oht$

oht = āwiht. ∞ ^oht$

ohtrīp (oht-rīp) harvest lN. ∞ ^ohtrīp$

ōhwæ̂r = ā-. ∞ ^ōhwær$

ōlþwang (ōl-þwang) m. strap Gl. ∞ ^ōlþwang$

ōlǣcan = ōleccan. ∞ ^ōlǣcan$

ōleccan (ō-lecc|an), -lǣcan, -liccan, -lehtan wd. treat gently ; soothe ; please; flatter ; propitiate. ∞ ^ōleccan$

~end*, -ehtend, ~ere m. flatterer. ∞ ^ōleccend$

~ung f. soothing; flattery ; favour; allurement. ∞ ^ōleccung$

olfend, -a m. camel [Lt. elephantem]. ∞ ^olfend$

~mięre f. she-camel. ∞ ^olfendmięre$

ōliccan = ōleccan. ∞ ^ōliccan$

oll (n.) contumely, contempt. ∞ ^oll$

ollung = andlang. ∞ ^ollung$

ōlyhtword (ōlyht-word) once n. flattery. Cp. ōleccan. ∞ ^ōlyhtword$

ōm rust. ∞ ^ōm$

~an, hōman pl. erysipelas. ∞ ^ōman$

~cynn n. corrupt humour. ∞ ^ōmcynn$

~ig rusty; inflammatory, resulting from inflammation. ∞ ^ōmig$

~iht full of inflammation, inflammatory. ∞ ^ōmiht$

ōmian become rusty Gl. ∞ ^ōmian$

on prp. w. a , d, i. | place, motion in, on, into, on to, to, among. Also met.: on Englisc in English; on his geweald onfeng | time in, at, during | instrumental: wurdon on flēame generede ; on Godes naman! | defining: þæt gafol biþ on dēora fellum; attribute; on næddran hīwe (form) | hostility : rǣdan on hīe plot against | change to, into : of Lædene on Englisc āwendan translate | object of verb: on Gode trūwian; lōcode on hine | to form adverbs: on ōþre wīsan in another way ; tōdǣlan on fēower into four parts. ∞ ^on$

onǣht (on-ǣht) f. property. ∞ ^onǣht$

onǣlan (on·ǣlan), A. in- ignite; heat (oven); burn; consume; inflame (with desire). ∞ ^onǣlan$

onæþele (on-æþele) natural to, inherent in wd. ∞ ^onæþele$

onāl (on-āl) n. burning ; what is burnt. ∞ ^onāl$

onāscunung (onā·scunung) f. detestation. ∞ ^onāscunung$

onāsęndednes (onā·sęndednes) f. immission (!). ∞ ^onāsęndednes$

onbæc (on·bæc), ~ling av. back(wards). ∞ ^onbæc$

onbærnan (on·bærn|an) tr. kindle, also fig.; heat, inflame, also fig.; burn, consume; incite w. tō. ∞ ^onbærnan$

~nes, in- f. incense. ∞ ^onbærnnes$

onbæ̂ru (on-bæ̂ru) once † f. [or n. pl.] — ~ habban wg. refrain from (?). ∞ ^onbæru$

onbāsnung (on-bāsnung) f. expectation. ∞ ^onbāsnung$

onbelgan (on·belgan)* 3 — inbolgen exasperated. ∞ ^onbelgan$

onbēn (on-bēn) f. imprecation (!). ∞ ^onbēn$

onbēodan (on·bēodan), in- 7 wda. announce, tell; command. ∞ ^onbēodan$

onberan (on·beran) 4 carry off, plunder; weaken, injure. ∞ ^onberan$

onbescēawung (on-bescēawung) f. inspection. ∞ ^onbescēawung$

onbescūfan (on-bescūfan) 7 thrust out (!) Gl. ∞ ^onbescūfan$

onbīdan (on·bīdan) 6 wait; wg. wait for, expect. ∞ ^onbīdan$

onbīegan (on·bīeg|an) bend; subdue. ∞ ^onbīegan$

~nes f. curvature. ∞ ^onbīegnes$

onbierhtan (on·bierhtan) illuminate; enlighten. ∞ ^onbierhtan$

onbiernan (on·biernan), in-, eo 3 burn, kindle | ptc. onburnen inflamed (body), resulting from inflammation. ∞ ^onbiernan$

onbindan (on·bindan), un- 3 unbind; disclose. ∞ ^onbindan$

onbītan (on·bītan) 6 taste, partake of (food) wg. ∞ ^onbītan$

onblæ̂stan (on-blæ̂stan) break in intr. (!) Gl. ∞ ^onblæstan$

onblanden (on·blanden) † ptc. mingled (with). ∞ ^onblanden$

onblāwan (on-blāw|an), in- I breathe into; inspire. ∞ ^onblāwan$

~nes f. inspiration. ∞ ^onblāwnes$

onblāwan (on·blāwan), in- I inflate. ∞ ^onblāwan$

onblōtan (on·blōtan) I sacrifice, offer (sacrifice). ∞ ^onblōtan$

ongeboren (on-geboren) inborn. ∞ ^ongeboren$

onbran = onbarn prt. of onbiernan. ∞ ^onbran$

onbregdan (on·bregdan), -brēdan, in- 3 tr. move quickly, jerk, pull open || intr. move quickly, start up (from sleep). ∞ ^onbregdan$

onbring (on-bring) (n.) instigation. ∞ ^onbring$

~ellan fpl. instigations. ∞ ^onbringellan$

ongebroht (on-gebroht) imposed. ∞ ^ongebroht$

onbryce (on-bryce) m. inroad Gl. ∞ ^onbryce$

onbryrdan (on·bryrd|an), in-, abr- inspire; incite, excite; excite to compunction. ∞ ^onbryrdan$

~ing f. incitement. ∞ ^onbryrding$

~nes f. inspiration ; excitement; contrition. ∞ ^onbryrdnes$

onbūgan (on·būgan) 7 intr. bend ; bow (to show respect) w. tō; submit, yield wd.; deviate. ∞ ^onbūgan$

onbūtan (on·būtan), ab- av., prp w. a., d. around; of time about. ∞ ^onbūtan$

geonbyrdan (geon·byrdan) attack, oppose w. on a., ongēan. ∞ ^geonbyrdan$

onbyrgan, onbyrigan (on·byr(i)g|an), lN. ingeberigan taste w. g., rarely a. ∞ ^onbyrgan$ ^onbyrigan$ ^ingeberigan$

~ing f. taking food. ∞ ^onbyrging$ ^onbyriging$

~nes f. tasting, taste. ∞ ^onbyrgnes$ ^onbyrignes$

oncann (on·cann) vb. w. a. and g. or for d. accuse of, reproach with, be indignant with. ∞ ^oncann$

oncęnnan (on·cęnnan) bear (child). ∞ ^oncęnnan$

oncīegung, ongecīegung (on-(ge)cīegung) (!) f. invocation. ∞ ^oncīegung$ ^ongecīegung$

oncięrran (on·cięrran) tr. change direction of, turn | change, pervert, influence (a person) ; revoke || intr. turn. ∞ ^oncięrran$

onclifiende (on-clifiende) adhering. ∞ ^onclifiende$

oncnǣwe (on-cnǣwe) known. ∞ ^oncnǣwe$

oncnāwan (on·cnāw|an) I know; understand ; perceive ; acknowledge. ∞ ^oncnāwan$

~nes, ~ennes f. knowledge; acknowledgement. ∞ ^oncnāwnes$

oncnyssan (on·cnyssan) strike down. ∞ ^oncnyssan$

oncunnes (on·cunnes) f. accusation [oncann]. ∞ ^oncunnes$

oncunning (on·cunning) f. accusation. ∞ ^oncunning$

oncweþan (on·cweþan) 5 answer, respond, re-echo; cry out, protest. ∞ ^oncweþan$

oncȳþan (on·cȳþan) once make known. ∞ ^oncȳþan$

oncȳþig (on-cȳþig) † once wg. devoid, without. For un- (?). ∞ ^oncȳþig$

oncȳþþ (on-cȳþ|þ) † f. grief, distress. ∞ ^oncȳþþ$

~dæ̂d f. injury. ∞ ^oncȳþdæd$

ondǣlan (on·dǣl|an) infuse lN. ∞ ^ondǣlan$

~end m. infuser lN. ∞ ^ondǣlend$

ondōn (on·dōn) vb. open. ∞ ^ondōn$

ondōung (on-dōung) f. injection. ∞ ^ondōung$

ondræ̂dan (on·dræ̂d|an) I b prt. -ēd, A. ēord; also wk. prt. -ædde fear w. a. or g., and often w. rfl. d., also w. fram. ∞ ^ondrædan$

~endlic terrible. ∞ ^ondrædendlic$

~ing f. fear. ∞ ^ondræding$

ondręncan (on·dręncan), in- inebriate. ∞ ^ondręncan$

ondrīfan (on·drīfan)*, in- 6 drive forth, utter (words). ∞ ^ondrīfan$

ondrincan (on·drincan), in- 3 drink of wg. ∞ ^ondrincan$

ondruncnian (on·druncnian) get drunk. ∞ ^ondruncnian$

ondwǣscan (on·dwǣscan) extinguish for ā- (?). ∞ ^ondwǣscan$

one = ono. ∞ ^one$

onealdian (on·ealdian) grow old. ∞ ^onealdian$

oneardiend (on-eardiend) m. inhabitant. ∞ ^oneardiend$

onefn = onemn. ∞ ^onefn$

onēgan (on·ēgan) † fear [ōga]. ∞ ^onēgan$

onēgnan (on·ēgnan) †, oe fear. ∞ ^onēgnan$

onemn (on·emn), -ef(e)n prp. w. d., a., av. close by, alongside; of time — ~ þǣm at the same time. ∞ ^onemn$ ^onefn$ ^onefen$

~þrōwian sympathize. ∞ ^onemnþrōwian$

onęrian (on·ęrian) plough (field). ∞ ^onęrian$

onerning = onierning. ∞ ^onerning$

ōnettan (ōnett|an) hasten ; be brisk, cheerful; wd. anticipate, be too quick, for [from *onhātjan]. ∞ ^ōnettan$

~ung f. precipitation. ∞ ^ōnettung$

onēþung (on·ēþung), oe f. inspiration. ∞ ^onēþung$

onfægnian (on·fægnian) show gladness, fawn (of dog). ∞ ^onfægnian$

onfæreld (on-færeld) n. entrance; attack; journey. ∞ ^onfæreld$

onfæstnian (on·fæstnian) pierce. ∞ ^onfæstnian$

onfæþmnes (on·fæþmnes) f. embrace. ∞ ^onfæþmnes$

onfangenes, onfangennes (on·fangen(n)7es) f. receiving. ∞ ^onfangenes$ ^onfangennes$

onfealdan (on·fealdan) I unfold. ∞ ^onfealdan$

onfeall (on-feall), e (m.) swelling. ∞ ^onfeall$

onfeallende (on-feallende) invading, rushing on. ∞ ^onfeallende$

onfęng (on-fęng) m. taking hold of, seizing; appropriating ; defence ; † attack. ∞ ^onfęng$

onfęnge (on-fęng|e) I. m. receptacle. II. taken. ∞ ^onfęnge$

~nes f. reception, acceptance. ∞ ^onfęngnes$

geonfęnge (geon-fęnge) taken (!) lN. ∞ ^geonfęnge$

ongefeoht (on-gefeoht) n. attack. ∞ ^ongefeoht$

onfindan (on·find|an), in- find out, discover; perceive ; experience, suffer. ∞ ^onfindan$

~end m. finder, inventor. ∞ ^onfindend$

onflǣscnes (on·flǣscnes) f. incarnation. ∞ ^onflǣscnes$

ongeflogen (on-geflogen) attacked with disease. ∞ ^ongeflogen$

onflyge (on-flyge) m., onflign- infectious disease. ∞ ^onflyge$

onfōn (on·fōn) I b w. a., g, i. take; receive; accept; take up (a person), take under protection, stand sponsor to; conceive (child). ∞ ^onfōn$

onfōnd (on·fōnd) m. taker up. ∞ ^onfōnd$

onforhtian (on·forhtian) be afraid. ∞ ^onforhtian$

ongefręmming (on-gefręmming) (!) f. imperfection. ∞ ^ongefręmming$

onfundelnes (on·fundelnes) f. experience, proof. ∞ ^onfundelnes$

onfundennes (on·fundennes) f. experience, trial; solution (of riddle). ∞ ^onfundennes$

ongægn = ongēan. ∞ ^ongægn$

ongǣn = ongēan. ∞ ^ongǣn$

ongalan (on·gal|an)* 2 charm. ∞ ^ongalan$

~end m. wizard. ∞ ^ongalend$

ongang (on-gang) m. entrance; irruption, attack. ∞ ^ongang$

ongeador (on·geador) av. together. ∞ ^ongeador$

ongēan (on·gēan), -geagn, -gēn, A. -gægn, ę, -gægum; in comp. also gēan-; once ongend I. prp. w. a.; w. d., rare in W. except when av. | towards, also met.; opposite, in front of; against; contrast: ~ þǣm on the contrary; equivalence: ~ þǣm in return, ~ þæt þæt hīe bohton … in consideration of … II. av. opposite ; in the opposite direction ; back — eft ~ back again ; against: him ~ cōmon; in reply : † sohte gielpword ~ ; on the other hand ; again. ∞ ^ongēan$

ongēancięrrendlic (ongēan-cięrrendlic) relative (in grammar). ∞ ^ongēancięrrendlic$

ongēancyme (ongēan-cyme) m. return. ∞ ^ongēancyme$

ongēanfealdan (ongēan-fealdan) I fold back. ∞ ^ongēanfealdan$

ongeanflōwende (ongean-flōwende)*, ongend- ongent- refluent Gl. ∞ ^ongeanflōwende$

ongēanhwyrf (ongēan-hwyrf) m. return. ∞ ^ongēanhwyrf$

ongēanweard (ongēan-weard) going towards or against. ∞ ^ongēanweard$

~es av. towards. ∞ ^ongēanweardes$

~lic adversative. ∞ ^ongēanweardlic$

~līce av. adversatively. ∞ ^ongēanweardlīce$

ongēanwiþerian (ongēan-wiþerian) oppose. ∞ ^ongēanwiþerian$

ongegn = ongēan. ∞ ^ongegn$

ongēn = ongēan. ∞ ^ongēn$

ongend = ongēan. ∞ ^ongend$

ongēotung (on-gēotung) f. pouring in. ∞ ^ongēotung$

ongiėfan (on·giėfan) 5 give back; pardon. ∞ ^ongiėfan$

ongiėldan (on·giėldan) 3 w. a., g. pay the penalty, be punished for; † forfeit, lose (life) wg.; wd. sacrifice (to idols). ∞ ^ongiėldan$ ^angiėldan$ ^angeald$

ongiernan (on-giernan)*, y inflict (!). ∞ ^ongiernan$

ongięrwan (on·gięrwan) undress. ∞ ^ongięrwan$

ongietan (on·giet|an) 5 † seize, assail | perceive, see, hear; feel; be told of, hear of; understand, know, recognize ; know carnally. ∞ ^ongietan$

~nes, ~ennes f. knowledge ; intellect; meaning. ∞ ^ongietnes$

onginnan (on·ginn|an), ag-, once g- 3 w. inf., ger. begin, often pleon.; undertake; try for, endeavour, carry on ; attack || intr. begin ; behave, act. ∞ ^onginnan$

~endlic inchoative (verb). ∞ ^onginnendlic$

~es f. undertaking. ∞ ^onginnes$

ongripe (on-gripe) m. attack. ∞ ^ongripe$

ongrislic = an-. ∞ ^ongrislic$

ongunnennes (on·gunnennes) f. undertaking. ∞ ^ongunnennes$

ongyrdan (on·gyrdan) unbuckle. ∞ ^ongyrdan$

onhādian (on·hādian) degrade from holy orders. ∞ ^onhādian$

onhæ̂le (on-hæ̂le) † secret, hidden [helan]. ∞ ^onhæle$

onhǣtan (on·hǣtan), in- heat; inflame (heart). ∞ ^onhǣtan$

onhagian (on·hag|ian) impers. w. a. or d. of pers. and tō d., w. sbj., w. ger. be convenient, suitable; be within one’s pecuniary means : gif him (or hine) tō þām ~ige if he can afford it; be contented; be inclined : þēah hine hwōn ~ige has little inclination. ∞ ^onhagian$

onhātan (on·hātan) I b promise wda. ∞ ^onhātan$

onhātian (on·hātian) grow hot. ∞ ^onhātian$

onhealdan (on·healdan)*, a- I keep (peace). ∞ ^onhealdan$

onhēaw (on-hēaw) m. chopping-block. ∞ ^onhēaw$

onhębban (on·hębban), in- 2, also wk. raise, met. exalt; leaven ; begin | take away. ∞ ^onhębban$

onhęfednes (on·hęfednes) f. exaltation. ∞ ^onhęfednes$

onhęnde (on-hęnde) on hand, demanding attention. ∞ ^onhęnde$

onhięldan (on·hięld|an), in- tr. bend down ; humble ; incline (ear) met. || intr. decline, sink. ∞ ^onhięldan$

~ednes f. declining Gl. ∞ ^onhięldednes$

onhięrdan (on·hięrdan) encourage. ∞ ^onhięrdan$

onhindan (on·hindan) av. behind. ∞ ^onhindan$

onhinderling (on·hinderling) av. back. ∞ ^onhinderling$

onhlīdan (on·hlīdan) 6 tr. open ; intr. appear. ∞ ^onhlīdan$

onhlinian (on-hlinian) lean on (!). ∞ ^onhlinian$

onhnīgan (on·hnīgan) 6 bend down, bow tr. and intr. ∞ ^onhnīgan$

onhōn (on·hōn) I b tr. hang, crucify. ∞ ^onhōn$

onhohsnian (on·hohsnian) † once abominate, detest. ∞ ^onhohsnian$

onhrægl (on-hrægl) n. covering Gl. ∞ ^onhrægl$

onhrēodan (on·hrēodan) = onrēodan. ∞ ^onhrēodan$

onhrēran (on·hrēran) touch; stir up, agitate ; agitate (mind); excite (anger). ∞ ^onhrēran$

onhrīnan (on·hrīnan) 6 w. g, i. touch. ∞ ^onhrīnan$

onhrine (on-hrine) m. contact. ∞ ^onhrine$

onhrōp (on-hrōp) (m.) importunity; abusive language. ∞ ^onhrōp$

onhūpian (on·hūpian) draw back, recoil. ∞ ^onhūpian$

onhwelan (on·hwelan) 4 resound. ∞ ^onhwelan$

onhweorfan (on·hweorfan) 3 tr. change; reverse, recall (curse) || intr. change ; † wg. change from, be cured of. ∞ ^onhweorfan$ ^ondhweorfan$

onhwięrfan (on·hwięrf|an) tr. turn; change. ∞ ^onhwięrfan$

~ednes f. change, alteration. ∞ ^onhwięrfednes$

onhyrian (on·hyr|ian) w. d., a. imitate, emulate. ∞ ^onhyrian$

~enes f. imitation. ∞ ^onhyrenes$

~iend m. imitator, emulator. ∞ ^onhyriend$

~ing f. imitation, emulation. ∞ ^onhyring$

onhȳscan (on·hȳscan), ý ridicule ; deceive; revile; detest. ∞ ^onhȳscan$

oniernan (on·iernan) † 3 yield (of door burst open). ∞ ^oniernan$

onierning (on-ierning)*, e f. attack lN. ∞ ^onierning$

onīewan (on·īewan) show wda. ∞ ^onīewan$

oninnan (on·innan), in- prp. wd., av. in, within, into, among. ∞ ^oninnan$

onlæ̂nan (on·læ̂nan) wdg., da. lend ; grant; lease, let. ∞ ^onlænan$

onlæ̂tan (on·læ̂tan) I b loosen, relax. ∞ ^onlætan$

onlāh, -lēah prt. of -lēon. ∞ ^onlāh$

onlęcgende (on-lęcgende) (salve) to be laid on. ∞ ^onlęcgende$

onlęgen (on-lęgen) f. medicinal application. ∞ ^onlęgen$

onlēon (on-lēon) 6 wdg. lend; grant. W. gen. has only the prt. onlāh, ēa, using onlǣnan for the other parts of the verb. ∞ ^onlēon$

onliehtan (on·lieht|an), in-, -eo-, -ian illuminate, illumine; give sight to; enlighten (mind). ∞ ^onliehtan$

~end m. illuminator. ∞ ^onliehtend$

~ing f. illumination, enlightening. ∞ ^onliehting$

~nes f. illumination. ∞ ^onliehtnes$

onlīesan (on·līes|an) untie, loosen; release, deliver. ∞ ^onlīesan$

~nes f. deliverance, redemption. ∞ ^onlīesnes$

onlīexan (on·līexan)*, in- become light, dawn. ∞ ^onlīexan$

onlīþian (on·līþian) intr. yield || tr. untie (shoestring). ∞ ^onlīþian$

onlōciend (on-lōciend) m. spectator. ∞ ^onlōciend$

onlūcan (on·lūcan) 7 unlock; open ; disclose, reveal. ∞ ^onlūcan$

onlūtan (on·lūtan) 7 intr. bow (down). ∞ ^onlūtan$

onmæ̂lan (on·mæ̂lan) † speak wd. ∞ ^onmælan$

onman (on·man) vb., prt. -munde wag. think worthy, esteem; consider (worthy) | rfl. care for, wish. ∞ ^onman$

ongemang (onge·mang), on·mang I. prp. wd. among; time — ~ þām meanwhile, ~ þǣm þe while. II. av. among (others), by way of interlude. Cp. gemang II. ∞ ^ongemang$ ^ongemong$

onmearcung (on-mearcung) (!) f. inscription. ∞ ^onmearcung$

onmiddan (on·middan), on … middan wd. in the midst of. ∞ ^onmiddan$

ono (on|o), ~e A. behold ! | if, whether; interr. particle. Cp. heonu. ∞ ^ono$

onōrettan (on·ōrettan) † perform with effort, accomplish. ∞ ^onōrettan$

onorþung (on-orþung) (!) f. inspiration. ∞ ^onorþung$

onþennian (on·þennian) unpen, open. ∞ ^onþennian$

onrād (on-rād) once (?) f. riding. ∞ ^onrād$

onrǣs (on-rǣs) m. attack ; violence. ∞ ^onrǣs$

onred (m.) a plant. ∞ ^onred$

onrēod prt. = onrēad. ∞ ^onrēod$

onrēodan (on·rēodan) 7 redden. ∞ ^onrēodan$

onrid (on-rid) (n.) riding-horse. ∞ ^onrid$

onriht (on·riht) † once right, proper. ∞ ^onriht$

~līce av. rightly, properly. ∞ ^onrihtlīce$

onryne (on-ryne) m. running, course; attack (of illness). ∞ ^onryne$

onsacan (on·sac|an), L. occ. onsc- 2 w. a., g. deny, clear oneself (of accusation); excuse oneself; refuse, resist; † attack : hine fēores ~ aim at his life. ∞ ^onsacan$

~nes*, onscea- f. excuse. ∞ ^onsacnes$

onsæc (on-sæc) lN. excused; denying. ∞ ^onsæc$

onsǣgan (on·sǣgan) prostrate. ∞ ^onsǣgan$

onsǣgdnes (on·sǣgdnes), -sęg(e)d-, -sægnes, once lN. sægednes f. sacrificing, offering ; thing sacrificed. ∞ ^onsǣgdnes$ ^onsegednes$ ^onsegdnes$ ^onsægnes$ ^sægednes$

onsǣge (on-sǣge) assailing. ∞ ^onsǣge$

onsǣlan (on·sǣlan) untie, loosen. ∞ ^onsǣlan$

onsagu (on-sagu) f. accusation. ∞ ^onsagu$

onsand (on-sand) (!) f. immission. ∞ ^onsand$

onsang (on-sang) m. incantation. ∞ ^onsang$

onsāwan (on·sāwan) I sow. ∞ ^onsāwan$

onscacan (on·scacan) 2 shake. ∞ ^onscacan$

onscōgan (on·scōgan), an- unshoe wai.: ~ hine ōþre fēt — ptc. unscōd. ∞ ^onscōgan$

onscortian (on·scortian) grow short (of days). ∞ ^onscortian$

onscrȳdan (on·scrȳdan)*, un- waa. undress, strip off. ∞ ^onscrȳdan$

onscunian (on·scun|ian), -eon-, -yn- detest; reject; shun, fear ; irritate (!). ∞ ^onscunian$

~iend m. detester. ∞ ^onscuniend$

~iendlic detestable. ∞ ^onscuniendlic$

~ung f. detestation, abomination ; exasperation (!). ∞ ^onscunung$

onscyte (on-scyte) m. attack; calumny. ∞ ^onscyte$

onsēcan (on·sēcan) require of, exact wag. ∞ ^onsēcan$

onsęcgan (on·sęcg|an) wda. sacrifice, offer || deny, abjure. ∞ ^onsęcgan$

~ung f. sacrificing. ∞ ^onsęcgung$

onsęndan (on·sęndan) send wda.; send out; give up (ghost); emit (odour). ∞ ^onsęndan$

onsętenes (on-sętenes), -sętnes f. laying on (of hands); founding. ∞ ^onsętenes$

ongesetenes (on-gesetenes) f. knowledge Bd. ∞ ^ongesetenes$

onsetl (on-setl) n. riding. ∞ ^onsetl$

onsetnis (on·setnis), onsettnung (on·settnung) f. lN. [ē = æ̂?] snare. ∞ ^onsetnis$

onsęttan (on·sęttan) oppress. ∞ ^onsęttan$

onsīcan (on·sīcan) 6 sigh. ∞ ^onsīcan$

onsīgan (on·sīgan) 6 sink, decline, also met. Cp. on-sīgan wd. attack. ∞ ^onsīgan$

onsittan (on·sittan) 4 w. a., g. fear, often w. rfl. d. Cp. on-sittan occupy; oppress. ∞ ^onsittan$

onslæge = onslęge. ∞ ^onslæge$

onslæ̂pan (on·slæ̂pan), ā I b sleep, fall asleep. ∞ ^onslæpan$

onslēan (on·slēan) 2 once coin (money). ∞ ^onslēan$

onslęge (on-slęge)*, æ m. blow. ∞ ^onslęge$

onslūpan (on·slūpan) 7 become loose (of shoestring). ∞ ^onslūpan$

onspannan (on·spannan) I unfasten; disclose (thoughts). ∞ ^onspannan$

onspornan (on·spornan), and- 3 stumble. ∞ ^onspornan$

onspræ̂c (on-spræ̂c) f. claim, accusation. ∞ ^onspræc$

onspreca (on-spreca) m. claimant, accuser. ∞ ^onspreca$

onsprecend (on-sprecend) m. plaintiff, accuser. ∞ ^onsprecend$

onspringan (on·springan) 3 intr. crack, burst; spring forth (of streams). ∞ ^onspringan$

onsprungennes (on·sprungennes) f. defect, want. ∞ ^onsprungennes$

onstæl (on-stæl) † (m.) arrangement, creation. æ = æ̂, or -stæl A. form of -steall (?). ∞ ^onstæl$

onstæpe (on-stæpe) m. entrance. ∞ ^onstæpe$

onstæppan (on·stæppan) 2 walk, go. ∞ ^onstæppan$

onstal (on-stal) once m. institution, supply (of teachers). -stal = stāl or -steall (?). ∞ ^onstal$

onstāl (on-stāl) (m.) charge, accusation. ∞ ^onstāl$

onstandende (on·standende) urgent (!). ∞ ^onstandende$

onstęllan (on·stęllan) institute; initiate, begin (flight) ; appoint. ∞ ^onstęllan$

onstīepan (on·stīepan) raise. ∞ ^onstīepan$

onstīgend (on-stīgend) m. mounter, rider. ∞ ^onstīgend$

onsting (on-sting) m. authority ; claim. ∞ ^onsting$

onstīþian (on-stīþian) (!) make hard. ∞ ^onstīþian$

onstregdan (on·stregdan) 3 sprinkle. ∞ ^onstregdan$

onstyrian (on·styr|ian) intr. and tr. move; cause (fear) ; agitate (mind), disturb. ∞ ^onstyrian$

~enes f. movement. ∞ ^onstyrenes$

onsundrian = āsundrian. ∞ ^onsundrian$

onsundran (on·sundr|an), ~um av. apart, separately ; especially [sundor]. ∞ ^onsundran$

onswębban (on·swębban) put to sleep ; bury. ∞ ^onswębban$

onswīfan (on·swīfan) 6 tr. turn, turn aside. ∞ ^onswīfan$

onsymbelnes (on-symbelnes) f. festival Bd. ∞ ^onsymbelnes$

onsȳn = ansīen. ∞ ^onsȳn$

ontalu (on-talu) f. successful claim. ∞ ^ontalu$

ontęndan (on·tęnd|an) kindle; heat, met. inflame. ∞ ^ontęndan$

~nes f. burning; fire ; inflammation (of body); met. fire of desire, passion, desire. ∞ ^ontęndnes$

ontēon (on·tēon) 7 untie. ∞ ^ontēon$

ontīegan (on·tīegan) untie. ∞ ^ontīegan$

ontige (on-tige) m. claim, usurpation. ∞ ^ontige$

ontimbernes (on-timbernes) (!) f. instruction. ∞ ^ontimbernes$

ontimbran (on-timbran) (!) instruct, edify. ∞ ^ontimbran$

ontydran (on·tydran) nourish, increase (fire). ∞ ^ontydran$

ontydre = ortydre. ∞ ^ontydre$

ontyht (on-tyht)*, i attentive, intent Gl. ∞ ^ontyht$

~ing*, I f. attention Gl. ∞ ^ontyhting$

ontyhtan (on·tyhtan) incite, impel. ∞ ^ontyhtan$

ontȳnan (on·tȳn|an) open; reveal. ∞ ^ontȳnan$

~nes f. aperture. ∞ ^ontȳnnes$

onþēon (on·þēon) † 6 be of service. ∞ ^onþēon$

onþwægennes (on·þwægennes) f. washing. ∞ ^onþwægennes$

onþwēan (on·þwēan), in- 2 wash clean. ∞ ^onþwēan$

onufan (on·ufan) av., prp. wd. upon. ∞ ^onufan$

onuppan (on·uppan) I. prp. w.d., a. upon, on. II. av. above; besides. ∞ ^onuppan$

onwacan (on·wacan) 2 intr. awake ; be born (from), originate. ∞ ^onwacan$

onwaccan (on-waccan) f. arousing lN. ∞ ^onwaccan$

onwadan (on·wadan) 2 enter, penetrate met. ∞ ^onwadan$

onwǣcan (on·wǣcan) mollify. ∞ ^onwǣcan$

onwæcnan, onwæcnian (on·wæcn(i)an), -a- intr. awake; be derived, spring from. ∞ ^onwæcnan$ ^onwæcnian$

onwæstem (on-wæstem) m. lN. increase = ōwæstm. ∞ ^onwæstem$

onwealcan (on·wealcan), and- I roll. ∞ ^onwealcan$

onweard = andweard opposed. ∞ ^onweard$

onweg (on·weg), aweg, in comp. also weg- av. away. ∞ ^onweg$

onwegācięrrednes (onweg-ācięrrednes) f. apostasy. ∞ ^onwegācięrrednes$

onwegālǣdnes (onweg-ālǣdnes) f. removal. ∞ ^onwegālǣdnes$

onweggewit (onweg-gewit) n. departure. ∞ ^onweggewit$

onweggewitennes (onweg-gewitennes) f. departure. ∞ ^onweggewitennes$

onwęndan (on·węndan), in- tr. change; exchange (for) w. mid; tum aside; invert; pervert; wdg. deprive || intr. return. ∞ ^onwęndan$

onwęndedlic (on·węnd|edlic) changeable. ∞ ^onwęndedlic$

~nes, ~ednes f. movement, change, alteration. ∞ ^onwęndnes$

onweorpan (on·weorpan), in- 3 throw or tum aside; begin the web. ∞ ^onweorpan$

onweorpnes = onworpennes. ∞ ^onweorpnes$

onwīcan (on·wīcan) 6 retreat, yield. ∞ ^onwīcan$

onwięllan (on·więllan) cause to boil; cause passion. ∞ ^onwięllan$

onwindan (on·windan) 3 untie, loosen; retreat. ∞ ^onwindan$

ongewinn (on-gewinn) n. assault. ∞ ^ongewinn$

onwinnende (on-winnende) aggressive. ∞ ^onwinnende$

onwist (on-wist) f. dwelling in a place. ∞ ^onwist$

onworpennes (on-worpennes), -weorpnes f. throwing on ; being inspired with a feeling. ∞ ^onworpennes$

onwrēon (on·wrēon), in- 6, 7 uncover; reveal; explain. ∞ ^onwrēon$

onwreoþian (on·wreoþian) once reveal. ∞ ^onwreoþian$

onwrigenes, onwrigennes (on·wrigen(n)es), -wrihnes f. uncovering, disclosing, displaying ; exposure; revelation; explanation, exposition [onwrēon]. ∞ ^onwrigenes$ ^onwrigennes$ ^onwrihnes$

onwrīting (on-wrīting) (!) f. inscription. ∞ ^onwrīting$

onwrīþan (on·wrīþan) 6 unwrap. ∞ ^onwrīþan$

onwrīþung (on-wrīþung)*, -tung f. bandage. ∞ ^onwrīþung$

onwuldrian (on·wuldrian) once extol, praise (!). ∞ ^onwuldrian$

onwunian (on-wun|ian) (!) inhabit. ∞ ^onwunian$

~ung f. dwelling ; perseverance. ∞ ^onwunung$

onwyrtrumian (on·wyrtrumian)*, un- root up lN. ∞ ^onwyrtrumian$

onȳþan (on-ȳþan) (!) pour in. ∞ ^onȳþan$

open open ; evident. ∞ ^open$

~ears m. medlar. ∞ ^openears$

~lic public. ∞ ^openlic$

~līce av. publicly, without concealment; clearly. ∞ ^openlīce$

~nes f. publicity. ∞ ^opennes$

openian (open|ian) intr. open; become manifest || tr. open; disclose, manifest; discover. ∞ ^openian$

~ere m. opener. ∞ ^openere$

(ge)~ung f. opening; manifestation, revelation. ∞ ^geopenung$

ōr beginning, origin ; front, van. ∞ ^ōr$

ōra m. bank, shore. ∞ ^ōra$

ōra m. ore, unreduced metal. ∞ ^ōra$

ōra m. Danish monetary unit, eighth of a mark [Scand. pl. aurar]. ∞ ^ōra$

orblēde (or-blēde) bloodless. ∞ ^orblēde$

orc m. cup, pitcher [Lt. urceus]. ∞ ^orc$

orc m. demon. ∞ ^orc$

orcēape (or-cēap|e), ~es, ~unga, ~ungum av. without payment gratis; without cause. ∞ ^orcēape$

orceard = ortgeard. ∞ ^orceard$

orcēas (or-cēas) free from accusation, enjoying immunity. ∞ ^orcēas$

~nes f. immunity. ∞ ^orcēasnes$

orcnǣwe (or-cnǣwe), -āwe recognizable, evident. ∞ ^orcnǣwe$

orcnēas † once mpl. monsters. ∞ ^orcnēas$

ord m. point; spear ; source, beginning; front, van; chief, prince, coll. flower (of nation). ∞ ^ord$

~bana † m. slayer, murderer. ∞ ^ordbana$

~fruma m. origin ; originator, creator; † chief. ∞ ^ordfruma$

~stapu † f. prick, wound. ∞ ^ordstapu$

~wiga † m. warrior. ∞ ^ordwiga$

ordǣle (or-dǣle) not participating in, exempt. ∞ ^ordǣle$

ordāl (or-dāl) n. ordeal. ∞ ^ordāl$

~īsen n. iron used in the ordeal. ∞ ^ordālīsen$

oreald (or-eald) very old. ∞ ^oreald$

orel, orl nm. garment, veil, mantle [Lt. orarium]. ∞ ^orel$

ōret- battle [from *or-hāt]. ∞ ^ōret$

~lof n. triumph Gl. ∞ ^ōretlof$

~mæcg, ~mæcga † m. warrior, champion, man. ∞ ^ōretmæcg$

~stōw f. arena. ∞ ^ōretstōw$

ōretla m. contumely, insult. ∞ ^ōretla$

ōretta †, -eta m. warrior, champion, man. ∞ ^ōretta$

orf n. cattle. Cp. weorf. ∞ ^orf$

~gebitt n. grazing. ∞ ^orfgebitt$

~cynn n. cattle. ∞ ^orfcynn$

~cwealm m. cattle-plague. ∞ ^orfcwealm$

orfierme (or-fierm|e), -eo- untidy, squalid ; † destitute wi.; † worthless [feorm]. ∞ ^orfierme$

~o, ~nes f. squalor. ∞ ^orfiermo$

organ m. song ; voice [Lt.]. ∞ ^organ$

orgnian, organian sing to accompaniment of musical instrument. ∞ ^orgnian$

organe f. marjoram (a plant) [Lt. origanum]. ∞ ^organe$

organon (organ|on) ; ~a, ~an pl. a musical instrument [Lt.]. ∞ ^organon$

orgel, -ol, -al pride [from *orgāl]. ∞ ^orgel$

~lic contemptible, beneath one. ∞ ^orgellic$

~līce, orglīce av. proudly, arrogantly. ∞ ^orgellīce$

~nes f. pride. ∞ ^orgelnes$

~scipe m. wantonness. ∞ ^orgelscipe$

~word n. arrogant speech. ∞ ^orgelword$

orgel. ∞ ^orgel$

~drēam m. music. ∞ ^orgeldrēam$

orgiėte (or-giėte), ea to be perceived clearly, manifest. ∞ ^orgiėte$

orgilde (or-gilde) unpaid for, uncompensated. ∞ ^orgilde$

orglīce = orgellīce. ∞ ^orglīce$

orhlyte (or-hlyte) devoid of, free from wg. ∞ ^orhlyte$

orięldo (or-ięldo) f. extreme old age. ∞ ^orięldo$

orl = orel. ∞ ^orl$

orlæg (or-læg) †, ę (n.) fate. ∞ ^orlæg$

orleahtor (or-leahtor) (!) m. danger. ∞ ^orleahtor$

orleahtre (or-leahtre) blameless. ∞ ^orleahtre$

orlęge (or-lęg|e) † I. n. hostility, war. II. aj. hostile. ∞ ^orlęge$

~cēap m. fighting (?). ∞ ^orlęgcēap$

~fram warlike, brave. ∞ ^orlęgfram$

~gīfre, -læg- warlike. ∞ ^orlęggīfre$

~hwīl f. time of war. ∞ ^orlęghwīl$

~nīþ m. hostility. ∞ ^orlęgnīþ$

~stund f. time of adversity. ∞ ^orlęgstund$

~weorc n. battle. ∞ ^orlęgweorc$

ormæ̂te (or-mæ̂t|e) immense, excessive. ∞ ^ormæte$

~lic excessive. ∞ ^ormætlic$

~nes f. immensity, excess. ∞ ^ormætnes$

ormōd (or-mōd) discouraged, despairing. ∞ ^ormōd$

~nes f. discouragement, despair. ∞ ^ormōdnes$

orn prt. of iernan. ∞ ^orn$

orne I. unhealthy, harmful. II. (n.) injury: ne wyrþ him nān ~. ∞ ^orne$

ornest n. trial by battle L. [eornost]. ∞ ^ornest$

orþ, oroþ n. breath. ∞ ^orþ$

orþed grown up; active, energetic; intelligent. ∞ ^orþed$

~līce av. boldly ; clearly, definitely. ∞ ^orþedlīce$

orrest battle vL. [Scand. orrusta]. ∞ ^orrest$

orrettan (orret|tan) disgrace, put to shame [or-, riht?]. ∞ ^orrettan$

~scipe m. infamy. ∞ ^orretscipe$

orsāwle (or-sāwle) † lifeless. ∞ ^orsāwle$

orsceattinga (or-sceattinga) av. gratis. ∞ ^orsceattinga$

orsorg (or-sorg) wg. without anxiety, unconcerned ; secure, safe ; prosperous. ∞ ^orsorg$

~lic secure wg. ∞ ^orsorglic$

~līce av. without anxiety ; rashly; securely, safely. ∞ ^orsorglīce$

~nes f. freedom from anxiety; security; prosperity. ∞ ^orsorgnes$

ortgeard (ort-geard), orce(a)rd, -ird m. orchard, garden. ∞ ^ortgeard$ ^orceard$ ^orcard$ ^ortgird$

~lēah*, orcerdleh f. orchard Gl. ∞ ^ortgeardlēah$ ^orcerdleh$

~weard m. gardener. ∞ ^ortgeardweard$

ortrīewe (or-trīew|e), -ēowe, -ū(w)e despairing; perfidious. ∞ ^ortrīewe$ ^ortrēowe$ ^ortrūwe$ ^ortrūe$

~nes f. mistrust. doubt. ∞ ^ortrīewnes$

ortrūwian (or-trūw|ian), -trīewan despair of wg.; ge- wa. disbelieve. ∞ ^ortrūwian$

ortrūwung (or-trūwung) despair. ∞ ^ortrūwung$

ortȳdre (or-tȳdre) barren ; on- effete (!). ∞ ^ortȳdre$

orþ = oroþ. ∞ ^orþ$

orþian (orþ|ian) breathe; pant. ∞ ^orþian$

~ung f. breathing, breath; pore. ∞ ^orþung$

orþanc (or-þanc) I. mn. mind, intelligence ; skill; contrivance, invention — ~um skilfully. II. aj. skilful, cunning. ∞ ^orþanc$ ^orþonc$ ^orþoncum$

~bęnd † m. cunning band. ∞ ^orþancbęnd$

~pil † m. cunning point. ∞ ^orþancpil$

~scipe m. mechanical art. ∞ ^orþancscipe$

orþances (or-þances) † av. heedlessly. ∞ ^orþances$

orwearde (or-wearde) once † [ea = ię] without guardian or owner. ∞ ^orwearde$

orweg (or-weg) out of the way (road) Gl. ∞ ^orweg$

~nes f. inaccessibility. ∞ ^orwegnes$

georwēnan despair. ∞ ^georwēnan$

orwēne (or-wēn|e), -wēna despairing wg.; despaired of, desperate (circumstances). ∞ ^orwēne$ ^orwēna$

~nes f. despair. ∞ ^orwēnnes$

orweorþ (or-weorþ) n. ignominy. ∞ ^orweorþ$

orwīge (or-wīge) without fighting or resisting; not liable to charge of homicide. ∞ ^orwīge$

orwyrþ (or-wyrþ) m., -u ignominy; vituperation. ∞ ^orwyrþ$

~lic ignominious. ∞ ^orwyrþlic$

ōs m., gpl. ēsa god; the Runic letter o. ∞ ^ōs$

ōsle f. blackbird. ∞ ^ōsle$

ōst (m.) knot (in tree); knob. ∞ ^ōst$

~ig, ~iht knotty, rough. ∞ ^ōstig$

osterhlāf (oster|hlāf) m. oyster patty. ∞ ^osterhlāf$

~scięll f. oyster-shell. ∞ ^osterscięll$

ostre f. oyster [Lt. ostrea]. ∞ ^ostre$

ot = æt-, oþ-. ∞ ^ot$

oter, ottor (m.) otter. ∞ ^oter$

~hol n. otter’s hole Ct. ∞ ^oterhol$

oþ, ot I. prp w. a., d. (rare) up to, as far as of extension and motion, and quantity ; time until | oþ-þe, oþ-þæt, oþ-þæt-te cj. w. indic. (sbj.) until. II. cj. w indic. (sbj.) until. ∞ ^oþ$

ōþian once pant. ∞ ^ōþian$

oþberan (oþ·beran) 4 carry (away), bring. ∞ ^oþberan$

oþberstan (oþ·berstan) 3 escape. ∞ ^oþberstan$

oþbregdan (oþ·bregdan), -brēdan 3 take away, carry off. ∞ ^oþbregdan$

oþcięrran (oþ·cięrran) be perverted. ∞ ^oþcięrran$

oþclīfan (oþ·clīfan) 6 adhere wd. ∞ ^oþclīfan$

oþcwelan (oþ·cwelan) 4 die. ∞ ^oþcwelan$

oþdōn (oþ·dōn) vb. put out (eye). ∞ ^oþdōn$

oþehtian (oþ·ehtian) drive away (cattle). ∞ ^oþehtian$

ōþel = ēþel. ∞ ^ōþel$

ōþer aj., no., always st.; second — on þām ōþrum dæge following; other (= Lt. alter, alius); the rest of: þæs ōþres folces; different: þā burh geseah on ōþre gewend on ōþre hėo ǣr wæs changed from what it was ; one of two: wund þurh (þæt) ~ cnēow — ~ … ~ one … the other || either: heora ōþrum fylstan. ~ (…) oþþe …oþþe, ~ þāra oþþe … oþþe, ~ twēga oþþe … oþþe either … or. In this sense it may be a shortening of ōhwæþer = āh-wæþer. ∞ ^ōþer$

~līce av. otherwise, cpv. ~licor. ∞ ^ōþerlīce$

oþfæstan (oþ·fæstan) entrust, commit. ∞ ^oþfæstan$

oþfaran (oþ·faran) 2 escape from wd. ∞ ^oþfaran$

oþfeallan (oþ·feallan) I wd. cease to concern (a person); be wanting, fail (the power of speech); lose power, decay (of learning). ∞ ^oþfeallan$

oþfēolan (oþ·fēolan) 3 adhere. ∞ ^oþfēolan$

oþfęrian (oþ·fęrian) carry off; save (life). ∞ ^oþfęrian$

oþflēogan (oþ-flēogan) 7 fly away. ∞ ^oþflēogan$

oþflēon (oþ·flēon) 7 flee ; escape wd. ∞ ^oþflēon$

oþflītan (oþ·flītan) 6 get (land) from another by litigation wda. ∞ ^oþflītan$

oþgān (oþ·gān) vb. escape. ∞ ^oþgān$

oþglīdan (oþ·glīdan) 6 glide away. ∞ ^oþglīdan$

oþgrīpan (oþ·grīpan) 6 snatch away wda. ∞ ^oþgrīpan$

oþhealdan (oþ·healdan) I withhold. ∞ ^oþhealdan$

oþhębban (oþ·hębban) 2 exalt; elate, make proud. ∞ ^oþhębban$

oþhięlde (oþ-hięlde)*, y, e wd. contented. ∞ ^oþhięlde$

oþhlēapan (oþ·hlēapan) I escape. ∞ ^oþhlēapan$

oþhrīnan (oþ·hrīnan) 6 touch. ∞ ^oþhrīnan$

oþhȳdan (oþ·hȳdan) intr. hide from wd. ∞ ^oþhȳdan$

oþiernan (oþ·iernan) 3 run away ; escape wd. ∞ ^oþiernan$

oþīewan (oþ·īewan), ēo tr. show; rfl. appear; intr. appear. ∞ ^oþīewan$

oþlǣdan (oþ·lǣdan) lead away, carry off; save (life). ∞ ^oþlǣdan$

oþrīdan (oþ·rīdan) † 6 ride. ∞ ^oþrīdan$

oþrōwan (oþ·rōwan) I row away. ∞ ^oþrōwan$

oþsacan (oþ·sacan) 2 wg., w. sbj. deny (statement, charge): oþsōc þæt hē hit nære denied that he was … . ∞ ^oþsacan$

oþscacan (oþ·scacan) 2 escape. ∞ ^oþscacan$

oþscēotan (oþ·scēotan) 7 intr. turn away from (faith) ; be lost to, escape wd. ∞ ^oþscēotan$

oþscūfan (oþ·scūfan) 7 depart. ∞ ^oþscūfan$

oþspornan (oþ·spornan) 3 intr. strike against, stumble. ∞ ^oþspornan$

oþstandan (oþ·standan) 2 intr. cease from motion, stop ; be lost (of hearing); remain; wd. be a hindrance or offence to. ∞ ^oþstandan$

oþstillan (oþ·stillan) tr. stop. ∞ ^oþstillan$

oþswęrian (oþ·swęrian) 2 deny on oath w. sbj. ∞ ^oþswęrian$

oþswīgan (oþ·swīgan) become silent. ∞ ^oþswīgan$

oþswimman (oþ·swimman) 3 swim away. ∞ ^oþswimman$

oþtēon (oþ·tēon) 7 take away. ∞ ^oþtēon$

oþþe, oþþo(n), oþþa, eA. eþþa cj. or. ~ … ~ either … or. ∞ ^oþþe$ ^oþþo$ ^oþþon$ ^oþþa$ ^eþþa$

oþþe (oþ-þe) until, see oþ. ∞ ^oþþe$

oþþēodan (oþ·þēodan) disjoin, dismember. ∞ ^oþþēodan$

oþþicgan (oþ·þicgan) † 5 take away. ∞ ^oþþicgan$

oþþingian (oþ·þingian) usurp LL. ∞ ^oþþingian$

oþþo, oþþon = oþþe. ∞ ^oþþo$

oþþringan (oþ·þringan) † 3 force away from one, deprive (esp. of life) wda. ∞ ^oþþringan$

oþwęndan (oþ·węndan) turn a thing away from some one wda., deprive. ∞ ^oþwęndan$

oþwindan (oþ·windan) 3 escape. ∞ ^oþwindan$

oþwītan (oþ·wītan) 6 reproach with, taunt with, charge with wda. ∞ ^oþwītan$

oþwyrcan (oþ·wyrcan) once injure (?). ∞ ^oþwyrcan$

ōwæstm (ō-wæstm) m. shoot, branch. ∞ ^ōwæstm$

ōwana = āhwanon. ∞ ^ōwana$

ōwębb (ō-wębb), ōwef [infl. of wefan], āwęb(b), āb [not ōb] n. woof. ∞ ^ōwębb$ ^ōwef$ ^āwębb$ ^āb$

ōwer, ōwern = āhwæ̂r anywhere. ∞ ^ōwer$

ōwiht = āwiht. ∞ ^ōwiht$

ōwisc, ōfesc Ct. border (?). ∞ ^ōwisc$

oxa m., pl. oxan, exen, oe ox. ∞ ^oxa$

oxanslyppe (oxan-slyppe) f. oxlip. ∞ ^oxanslyppe$

oxnalybb (oxna-lybb) ox-heal (a plant). ∞ ^oxnalybb$

ōxn f. armpit. ∞ ^ōxn$

ōxta, ōcusta m. armpit. ∞ ^ōxta$

P

pād f. cloak. ∞ ^pād$

pǣcan (pǣc|an) deceive. ∞ ^pǣcan$

~a m. deceiver. ∞ ^pǣca$

pǣgel m. gill, wine vessel. ∞ ^pǣgel$

pæll, e m. costly cloak or robe; purple, purple garment [Lt. pallium]. ∞ ^pæll$

~en of purple, costly (clothes). ∞ ^pællen$

pætig = prættig. ∞ ^pætig$

pæþ, a m. path ; valley lN. ∞ ^pæþ$

pæþþan †, e traverse. ∞ ^pæþþan$

pāl m. pole, stake; hoe or spade [Lt. palus]. ∞ ^pāl$

palente, palentse f., pal(l)ent m. palace [Lt. palantium]. ∞ ^palente$ ^palentse$ ^pallente

palentlic palatial. ∞ ^palentlic$

palester, palstr spike Gl. ∞ ^palester$

palm, -a m., lN. pælme f. palm. ∞ ^palm$

~æppel m. date. ∞ ^palmæppel$

~bearo m. palm-grove. ∞ ^palmbearo$

~dæg, ~sunnandæg m. Palm Sunday. ∞ ^palmdæg$

~trēow n. palm-tree. ∞ ^palmtrēow$

~twig n. palm-branch. ∞ ^palmtwig$

ge~twigod † decked with palm. ∞ ^gepalmtwigod$

~wuce f. Palm Sunday week. ∞ ^palmwuce$

panic (m.) a kind of millet. ∞ ^panic$

panne (pann|e) f. pan, frying-pan. ∞ ^panne$

~męte m. cooked food. ∞ ^pannmęte$

pāpa (pāp|a) m. pope. ~anhād m. papacy [Lt. papa]. ∞ ^pāpa$

pāpdōm (pāp|dōm) m. papacy. ∞ ^pāpdōm$

~seld, ~setl n. papal see. ∞ ^pāpseld$

paper (?) papyrus Gl. [Lt.]. ∞ ^paper$

papig = popig. ∞ ^papig$

papolstān (papol-stān) m. pebble. ∞ ^papolstān$

part m. part [Lt. pars]. ∞ ^part$

pāwa, pēa m. peacock [Lt. pavo]. ∞ ^pāwa$

pēa = pāwa. ∞ ^pēa$

pearroc m. enclosure. ∞ ^pearroc$

pecg [= pygg ?] pig. ∞ ^pecg$

pell, pellen = pæll(en). ∞ ^pell$

pęning, penig, pending m. penny. ∞ ^pęning$

~hwięrfere m. money-changer. ∞ ^pęninghwięrfere$

~mangere m. money-dealer. ∞ ^pęningmangere$

~slięht*, æ m. coining money lN. ∞ ^pęningslięht$

~wæ̂g f. pennyweight. ∞ ^pęningwæg$

~weorþ n. pennyworth. ∞ ^pęningweorþ$

pęnn m. pen, fold. ∞ ^pęnn$

pęnn kind of cataract (disease of the eye). ∞ ^pęnn$

pēo, pīe (f.) insect, parasite. ∞ ^pēo$

peorþ † (m.) chess-man (?); the Runic letter p. ∞ ^peorþ$

peose = pise. ∞ ^peose$

pere (per|e), ~u f. pear [Lt. pirus]. ∞ ^pere$

~ewōs n. perry. ∞ ^perewōs$

pernex † (m.) a supposed bird [misunderstanding of Lt. pernix quick]. ∞ ^pernex$

persoc m. peach [Lt. persicum]. ∞ ^persoc$

~trēow n. peach-tree. ∞ ^persoctrēow$

perwince, perv- f. periwinkle [Fr.]. ∞ ^perwince$

petersilie, petersilige f. parsley [Lt. petroselinum]. ∞ ^petersilie$

pic n. pitch. hlūttor ~ resin. ∞ ^pic$

~en of pitch. ∞ ^picen$

~ian cover with pitch. ∞ ^pician$

pīc (m.) point, pike. ∞ ^pīc$

~ian*, ~an pick, put out (eyes) L. ∞ ^pīcian$

~ung f. pricking. ∞ ^pīcung$

pīe = pēo insect. ∞ ^pīe$

pigment, pihm- drug [Lt.]. ∞ ^pigment$

pihten part of loom [Lt. pecten]. ∞ ^pihten$

pīl m. pointed stick or stake; spike; prickle [Lt. pilum]. ∞ ^pīl$

pīlian (pīl|ian) pound in mortar. ∞ ^pīlian$

~ere m. pounder. ∞ ^pīlere$

pīle (pīl|e) f. mortar [Lt. pila]. ∞ ^pīle$

~stæf m. pestle. ∞ ^pīlstæf$

~stampe f. pestle. ∞ ^pīlstampe$

~stocc m. pestle. ∞ ^pīlstocc$

pilce, pilece, py- f. robe of skin [Lt. pellicia]. ∞ ^pilce$

pillsāpe (pill-sāpe) f. a plant (?). ∞ ^pillsāpe$

pīn- [Lt. pinus]. ∞ ^pīn$

~bēam m. pine-tree. ∞ ^pīnbēam$

~hnutu f. fir-cone. ∞ ^pīnhnutu$

~trēow n. pine-tree. ∞ ^pīntrēow$

~trēowen, y of pine. ∞ ^pīntrēowen$

pīnian (pīn|ian) torture ; afflict (mind) [Lt. poena]. ∞ ^pīnian$

~ere m. torturer. ∞ ^pīnere$

~nes f. torment. ∞ ^pīnnes$

pīnung f. torture. ∞ ^pīnung$

~tōl n. instrument of torture. ∞ ^pīnungtōl$

pinewincle (pine-wincle)= wine-. ∞ ^pinewincle$

pinn peg, pin ; lN. pen [Lt. penna]. ∞ ^pinn$

pinne f. leather bottle. ∞ ^pinne$

pinsian weigh ; estimate value of; examine, consider [Lt. pensare]. ∞ ^pinsian$

pintel (m.) membrum virile. ∞ ^pintel$

pīpe (pīp|e) f. tube ; pipe (musical instrument). ∞ ^pīpe$

~drēam m. sound of the pipe. ∞ ^pīpdrēam$

~ere m. piper. ∞ ^pīpere$

piplian, pipelian grow pimply. ∞ ^piplian$

pipeneale f. pimpernel (plant) [Lt. bipennula]. ∞ ^pipeneale$

pipor m. pepper [Lt. piper]. ∞ ^pipor$

~corn n. peppercorn. ∞ ^piporcorn$

~cweorn f. pepper-mill. ∞ ^piporcweorn$

~horn m. horn for holding pepper. ∞ ^piporhorn$

~ian, piprian pepper. ∞ ^piporian$

pirige (pir|ige) f. pear-tree [pere]. ∞ ^pirige$

~grāf m. pear-orchard. ∞ ^pirgrāf$

pīs. ∞ ^pīs$

~līce, pi- av. heavily lN. ∞ ^pīslīce$

pise, io, y f. pea. ∞ ^pise$

~cynn n. kind of pea. ∞ ^pisecynn$

pisle once f. (warm) chamber Gl. [lLt. pisalis]. ∞ ^pisle$

pistol m. letter, epistle ; written agreement [Lt. epistola]. ∞ ^pistol$

~bōc f. book of Epistles. ∞ ^pistolbōc$

~ræ̂dere m. epistle-reader (in church). ∞ ^pistolrædere$

~ræ̂ding f. lesson in church-service. ∞ ^pistolræding$

~rocc m. vestment worn when reading the epistle. ∞ ^pistolrocc$

piþa m. pith. ∞ ^piþa$

plæce, plæ(t)se f. open place, street lN. [Lt. platea]. ∞ ^plæce$ ^plætse$ ^plæse$

plægan = plegian. ∞ ^plægan$

plæse, plætse = plæce. ∞ ^plæse$

plætt m. blow with flat hand, smack. ∞ ^plætt$

plættan smack, strike with open hand. ∞ ^plættan$

plagian = plegian. ∞ ^plagian$

plante (plant|e) f. plant, shoot [Lt.]. ∞ ^plante$

~ian plant. ∞ ^plantian$

~sticca m. a gardening-tool, dibble (?). ∞ ^plantsticca$

~ung f. planting; plant. ∞ ^plantung$

plaster (n.) plaster [Lt. emplastrum]. ∞ ^plaster$

~platian (~plat|ian) cover with plates of metal [lLt. platus]. ∞ ^plasterplatian$

~ung f. plate of metal. ∞ ^plasterung$

pleah, prt. of plēon. ∞ ^pleah$

plegan (pleg|an), ~ian, æ, a play in its various meanings, frolic, amuse oneself; play (harp); applaud; strive for w. for. ∞ ^plegan$

~ere m. player, athlete. ∞ ^plegere$

plega m. quick movement; game, athletic sport; fighting †; applause. ∞ ^plega$

pleghūs (pleg|hūs) n. theatre. ∞ ^pleghūs$

~lic relating to games, theatrical. ∞ ^pleglic$

~mann, plege- m. athlete, wrestler. ∞ ^plegmann$

~sciėld m. small shield. ∞ ^plegsciėld$

~scip n. small ship Gl. ∞ ^plegscip$

~stōw, plege- f. (amphi)theatre. ∞ ^plegstōw$

plegol sportive. ∞ ^plegol$

plēo, see pleoh. ∞ ^plēo$

~lic dangerous; hurtful. ∞ ^plēolic$

plēon, prt. pleah risk, expose to danger wg. ∞ ^plēon$

pleoh, g. plēos n. danger, peril (to the soul) ; injury; responsibility, risk. ∞ ^pleoh$

plett (sheep)fold lN. ∞ ^plett$

plicgan [i = y ?] scrape Gl. ∞ ^plicgan$

pliht m. danger; damage [plēon]. ∞ ^pliht$

~lic dangerous. ∞ ^plihtlic$

plihtan (pliht|an) bring danger upon, be liable to forfeit wd. ∞ ^plihtan$

~ere m. look-out man (on ship). ∞ ^plihtere$

plōg a measure of land. ∞ ^plōg$

plott plot of ground. ∞ ^plott$

pluccian pluck, gather. ∞ ^pluccian$

plūm- [Lt. pluma]. ∞ ^plūm$

~feþer f. down. ∞ ^plūmfeþer$

plūme (plūm|e) f. plum (fruit or tree) [Lt. prunus]. ∞ ^plūme$

~blēd f. plum (fruit). ∞ ^plūmblēd$

~sēaw n. plum-juice. ∞ ^plūmsēaw$

~slā f. sloe. ∞ ^plūmslā$

~trēow n. plum·tree. ∞ ^plūmtrēow$

plȳme f. plum (fruit or tree) [Lt. *prunea]. ∞ ^plȳme$

pocc (poc|c) m. pustule. ∞ ^pocc$

~ādl f. pox. ∞ ^pocādl$

pohha (pohh|a) m. pouch, bag. ∞ ^pohha$

~ede baggy (clothes). ∞ ^pohhede$

pōl, -pul, d. -pulle m. pool. ∞ ^pōl$

polente f. parched corn [Lt. polenta]. ∞ ^polente$

pollegie f. pennyroyal [Lt. pulegium]. ∞ ^pollegie$

pollup once m. an instrument of punishment. ∞ ^pollup$

popig, a (m.) poppy. ∞ ^popig$

porr (por|r), ~leac (m.) leek [Lt. porrum]. ∞ ^porr$

port mn. gate, entrance ; harbour ; town [Lt. portus]. ∞ ^port$

~cwene, -oe- f. prostitute lN. ∞ ^portcwene$

~geat n. gate of a town. ∞ ^portgeat$

~mann m. citizen. ∞ ^portmann$

~gerēfa m. mayor. ∞ ^portgerēfa$

~geriht n. due paid by town. ∞ ^portgeriht$

~stræ̂t f. street. ∞ ^portstræt$

~waran, -weor- pl. citizens. ∞ ^portwaran$

~weall m. town-wall. ∞ ^portweall$

~wer m. citizen lN. From ~waran. ∞ ^portwer$

portian pound (in mortar). Cp. pyrtan. ∞ ^portian$

portic m. porch, portico ; enclosed place ; place roofed in; arched recess in church [Lt. porticus]. ∞ ^portic$

gepos n. cold in the head. ∞ ^gepos$

posa = pusa. ∞ ^posa$

posel m. pill. ∞ ^posel$

posling m. pill. ∞ ^posling$

post m. post [Lt. postis]. ∞ ^post$

postol = apostol. ∞ ^postol$

potian butt, gore ; prog, prod. ∞ ^potian$

pott m. pot. ∞ ^pott$

prætt m. guile, trick ; pl. prattas double dealing. ∞ ^prætt$

~ig, e, pætig, e cunning. ∞ ^prættig$

prāfost, prō- m. officer, provost of a monastery [Lt. propositus, præpositus]. ∞ ^prāfost$

~folgoþ m. provostship. ∞ ^prāfostfolgoþ$

~scīr f. provostship. ∞ ^prāfostscīr$

prass (m.) array, pomp. ∞ ^prass$

predician (predic|ian) preach [Lt. prædicare]. ∞ ^predician$

~ere, pry- m. preacher. ∞ ^predicere$

prēon m. pin, brooch. ∞ ^prēon$

prēost m. priest [Lt. presbyter]. ∞ ^prēost$

~hād m. priestly office, priesthood. ∞ ^prēosthād$

~hēap m. body of priests. ∞ ^prēosthēap$

~lagu f. law relating to priests. ∞ ^prēostlagu$

~lic of priests. ∞ ^prēostlic$

~scīr f. parish. ∞ ^prēostscīr$

prēowthwīl (prēowt-hwīl) f. moment. Cp. beprīwan. ∞ ^prēowthwīl$

press f. press [Fr.]. ∞ ^press$

prician (pric|ian) prick; stab ; point out. ∞ ^prician$

~ung f. pricking. ∞ ^pricung$

prica (pric|a) m., ~e f. point, dot; particle of space; ‘ point, ’ fourth or fifth part of an hour. ∞ ^prica$

~mæ̂lum av. by points (of time). ∞ ^pricmælum$

pricel m. sharp point, prickle. ∞ ^pricel$

pricels m. sharp point. ∞ ^pricels$

prīm (n.) six o’clock in the morning; six o’clock service [Lt. prima]. ∞ ^prīm$

~sang m. prime-song, six o’clock service. ∞ ^prīmsang$

princ- winking Gl. ∞ ^princ$

pritigian once chirp Gl. ∞ ^pritigian$

prodbor (prod-bor), prot- (n.) auger (?) lM. ∞ ^prodbor$

prōfian assume to be (a thief) [Lt. probare]. ∞ ^prōfian$

prōfast = prāfost. ∞ ^prōfast$

prūt proud. ∞ ^prūt$

~līce av. proudly, confidently; magnificently. ∞ ^prūtlīce$

~scipe m. pride. ∞ ^prūtscipe$

prūtian (prūt|ian). ∞ ^prūtian$

~ung f. pride. ∞ ^prūtung$

prutene f. southernwood [Lt. abrotanum]. ∞ ^prutene$

prȳd- = prȳt-. ∞ ^prȳd$

prȳto, prȳte, prȳd- f. pride [prūt]. ∞ ^prȳto$

pūcian creep. ∞ ^pūcian$

pūcel m. goblin. ∞ ^pūcel$

pudd m. ditch. ∞ ^pudd$

pudoc m. wen, wart. ∞ ^pudoc$

puerisc boyish [Lt. puer]. ∞ ^puerisc$

pul = pōl pool. ∞ ^pul$

~sper n. reed lN. ∞ ^pulsper$

pullian pluck, twitch. ∞ ^pullian$

pumic pumice [Lt. pumicem]. ∞ ^pumic$

~stān m. pumice-stone. ∞ ^pumicstān$

punian (pun|ian) pound (in mortar). ∞ ^punian$

~ere m. pestle. ∞ ^punere$

pund n. pound (weight or money) [Lt. pondo]. ∞ ^pund$

~mæ̂te weighing a pound. ∞ ^pundmæte$

~wæ̂g f. pound-weight. ∞ ^pundwæg$

pund* enclosure, pound. Cp. pyndan. ∞ ^pund$

pundere m. weigher lN. ∞ ^pundere$

pundern n. pair of scales. ∞ ^pundern$

~georn [the -georn doubtful] weighing, pondering Gl. ∞ ^punderngeorn$

pundor plumb-line. ∞ ^pundor$

pung (m.) bag, purse. ∞ ^pung$

pungetung f. pricking sensation, Cp. pyngan. ∞ ^pungetung$

punt punt [Lt. ponto]. ∞ ^punt$

pūr (m.) bittern (?). ∞ ^pūr$

pūr — ~ lamb lamb without blemish [Lt. purus]. ∞ ^pūr$

purpure (purpur|e) f. purple robe [Lt. purpura]. ∞ ^purpure$

~en purple. ∞ ^purpuren$

purs purse [Lt. bursa]. ∞ ^purs$

pusa, posa m. bag, wallet. ∞ ^pusa$

puslian pick out best pieces of food. ∞ ^puslian$

pyffan blow (with mouth). ∞ ^pyffan$

pyle m. pillow [Lt. pulvinus]. ∞ ^pyle$

pylece = pilece robe. ∞ ^pylece$

pynca*, i m. point Gl. ∞ ^pynca$

pyndan (pynd|an) shut up, confine [pund]. ∞ ^pyndan$

~ing f. dam. ∞ ^pynding$

pyngan prick [Lt. pungere]. ∞ ^pyngan$

pyretre f. pellitory [Lt. pyrethrum]. ∞ ^pyretre$

pyrtan beat. Cp. portian. ∞ ^pyrtan$

pytt m. pit; grave ; pond ; pustule [Lt. puteus]. ∞ ^pytt$

~an dig, prog. ∞ ^pyttan$

~ede pitted, marked with hollows (of sword). ∞ ^pyttede$

R

rā, raha m., rāh-dēor n. roe-(buck). ∞ ^rā$

rabbian rage (of the devil) [Lt. ?]. ∞ ^rabbian$

racian rule, direct wd.; go, betake oneself to. ∞ ^racian$

raca m., racu f. rake. ∞ ^raca$

racca m. cord forming part of rigging of ship. ∞ ^racca$

racente, -ete f. chain, fetter. ∞ ^racente$

racentēag, -e, racet- f. chain, fetter [L. expansion of racente by infl. of tēag]. ∞ ^racentēag$

~ian chain. ∞ ^racentēagian$

racu f. narrative, exposition ; explanation ; rhetoric ; reckoning, account; comedy. ∞ ^racu$

racu rake = raca. ∞ ^racu$

racu f. bed of stream. ∞ ^racu$

rad- = hrad-. ∞ ^rad$

rād f. riding (on horse, in carriage, in ship) ; journey ; warlike expedition, raid ; the Runic letter r [rīdan]. Cp. rǣd-, rǣde-. ∞ ^rād$

~cniht m. = siexhynde-mann. ∞ ^rādcniht$

~ehęre = rǣde-. ∞ ^rādehęre$

~hors n. horse for riding. ∞ ^rādhors$

~pytt † m. draw-well (?). ∞ ^rādpytt$

~stefn m. term of cavalry service (?). ∞ ^rādstefn$

~wērig † weary with riding or travelling. ∞ ^rādwērig$

rād † once furniture, harness (?). ∞ ^rād$

gerād I. n. reckoning, account (of expenditure) ; accuracy ; wisdom, prudence ; condition — on þæt ~ þæt sbj. tō þǣm ~e þæt sbj. on condition that, on the understanding that. II. aj. straight (road) — ~ sprǣc prose; skilled (in) wg. ; wise, prudent ; circumstanced, conditioned — þus ~ of this kind, swā ~ of such a kind, hū ~ what kind of (man) || hū ~es how. ∞ ^gerād$

~ian, ~egian arrange; call to an account or audit. ∞ ^gerādian$

~līce av. accurately, learnedly. ∞ ^gerādlīce$

~nes f. compact. ∞ ^gerādnes$

~scipe m. prudence. ∞ ^gerādscipe$

radian = hradian. ∞ ^radian$

rador = rodor. ∞ ^rador$

rǣcan (rǣc|an), prt. rǣhte, a tr. stretch forth (hand) ; give, bring, offer || intr. extend. ∞ ^rǣcan$ ^rǣhte$

~ing, ā f. stretching out, presenting lN. ∞ ^rǣcing$

gerǣcan overtake ; get at, reach ; seize, take (fortress), obtain (victory); address (?) — hīe swā scandlīce gerǣht hæfde had put them to shame. ∞ ^gerǣcan$

ræcc m. dog that hunts by scent. ∞ ^ræcc$

ræced = ręced. ∞ ^ræced$

ræd = hræd. ∞ ^ræd$

ræ̂d m. advice ; discussion, council; resolution, plan of action, policy; decree; scheme, conspiracy; † rule, power | sound policy, what is advisable, benefit: him tō ~e, swā him mǣst ~ sīe ; help; good fortune || sense, understanding || way of life, state of things : on ēcum ~e to last for ever. ∞ ^ræd$

~bana m. deviser of homicide (as opposed to the perpetrator). ∞ ^rædbana$

~bora m. counsellor; consul (!). ∞ ^rædbora$

~fæst wise, prudent. ∞ ^rædfæst$

~fæstnes f. reasonableness, readiness to take good advice. ∞ ^rædfæstnes$

~findende advising. ∞ ^rædfindende$

~giėfa m. adviser, councillor ; consul (!). ∞ ^rædgiėfa$

~gift (!) f. consulship, senate. ∞ ^rædgift$

~hycgende † wise, prudent. ∞ ^rædhycgende$

~lēas foolish ; rash ; in confusion ; helpless, miserable. ∞ ^rædlēas$

~lic advisable. ∞ ^rædlic$

~līce av. wisely, skilfully ; designedly. ∞ ^rædlīce$

~mægen † R. n. Or rǣd- (?). ∞ ^rædmægen$

~snotor wise. ∞ ^rædsnotor$

~geþeaht n. counsel. ∞ ^rædgeþeaht$

~þeahtende † consulting, deliberating· ∞ ^rædþeahtende$

~þeahtere m. counsellor. ∞ ^rædþeahtere$

~þeahtung f. advice. ∞ ^rædþeahtung$

~wita m. counsellor. ∞ ^rædwita$

rǣdwǣn (rǣd-wǣn) m. chariot. Cp. rād. ∞ ^rǣdwǣn$

ræ̂dan (ræ̂d|an), prt. ~de, also st. I b, rēd rare in W., A. rēord advise wd.; discuss, deliberate : ~de wiþ hīe hwæt hīe dōn sceolden ; decide: ~don þæt hīe wolden … , ~don þæt … wære … ; decree ; plot, try to injure : ~ on hīe | rule, possess w.d., i. | try to benefit, help, provide for wd. | guess : hēton hine ~ hwā hine hrepode ; solve (riddle), interpret (dreams), foresee (future fate); read (book) ; read aloud wda. ∞ ^rædan$

~end † m. ruler ; soothsayer. ∞ ^rædend$

~endlic decretal. ∞ ^rædendlic$

~ere m. reader; lector (second order in the church); student; soothsayer. ∞ ^rædere$

~estre f. reader. ∞ ^rædestre$

ræ̂ding f. act of reading; what is read, homily. ∞ ^ræding$

~bōc f. lectionary. ∞ ^rædingbōc$

~scamol m. reading-desk. ∞ ^rædingscamol$

~gewrit = rǣden-. ∞ ^rædinggewrit$

geræ̂dan (geræ̂d|an), prt. -de, -rēd bring about by advice: him þone tēonan ~ ; arrange (hair); and the other meanings of ræ̂dan. ∞ ^gerædan$

~end m. disposer lN. ∞ ^gerædend$

~nes, ræ̂dnes f. decree; condition — in þās ~se on this c. ∞ ^gerædnes$

~ung f. decree. ∞ ^gerædung$

rǣde mounted; ready (?). ∞ ^rǣde$

ræ̂de once f. reading. ∞ ^ræde$

rǣdecęmpa (rǣde|cęmpa) m. cavalry soldier. ∞ ^rǣdecęmpa$

~hęre m. cavalry. ∞ ^rǣdehęre$

~mann m. horseman. ∞ ^rǣdemann$

~wiga m. cavalry soldier. ∞ ^rǣdewiga$

rædegafol (ræde-gafol) n. rent that can be paid all at once. ∞ ^rædegafol$

rædescamol (ræde-scamol) [æ = æ̂ or ǣ] m. pulpit or couch (?). ∞ ^rædescamol$

gerǣde (gerǣd|e) n., gen. pl. ~u, ~a trappings (of horse) ; equipage ; armour; ornament. ∞ ^gerǣde$

~od equipped, with trappings (horse). ∞ ^gerǣdod$

gerǣde ready. ∞ ^gerǣde$

ræ̂dels m. riddle [ræ̂dan]. ∞ ^rædels$

ræ̂delse f. discussion, debate ; conjecture, imagination; interpretation. ∞ ^rædelse$

rǣden, rǣdenn f. rule, government; reckoning, estimating; stipulation, condition — on (or þurh) þā ~ne þæt sbj. ∞ ^rǣden$

~gewrit n. written agreement. ∞ ^rǣdengewrit$

ræ̂desmann (ræ̂des-mann) L. m. adviser, councillor; steward [Scand. rāþsmaþr]. ∞ ^rædesmann$

rædic, hr- m. radish [Lt. radix]. ∞ ^rædic$

ræ̂dnes, see ræ̂dan. ∞ ^rædnes$

gerǣf, see geręsp [ārāfian]. ∞ ^gerǣf$

ræfnan undergo ; perform, do. ∞ ^ræfnan$

ræfsan = ręfsan. ∞ ^ræfsan$

ræfter m. rafter. ∞ ^ræfter$

ræghār (ræg-hār) † grey with lichen [ragu]. ∞ ^ræghār$

rǣge, ā f. roe, wild she-goat [rā]. ∞ ^rǣge$

rǣgerēose (rǣge-rēose) f. muscles along the spine. ∞ ^rǣgerēose$

rǣpan bind; enslave [rāp]. ∞ ^rǣpan$

rǣpling, rǣping m. prisoner; felon. ∞ ^rǣpling$

~weard m. jailer. ∞ ^rǣplingweard$

ræps, e m. response (in church service) [Lt. responsorium]. ∞ ^ræps$

ræpsan = ręfsan. ∞ ^ræpsan$

rǣran raise; build; establish; excite, cause; perform, do [-rīsan]. ∞ ^rǣran$

rǣs m. running; rush, impetus; onslaught, attack [-rīsan]. ∞ ^rǣs$

ræ̂sbora (ræ̂s-bora) † m. councillor, chief [ræ̂swa]. ∞ ^ræsbora$

rǣsan rush; attack ; enter on rashly. ∞ ^rǣsan$

ræ̂sian = ræ̂swian. ∞ ^ræsian$

ræsc once m. shower of rain Gl. ∞ ^ræsc$

ræscan coruscate (of lightning). ∞ ^ræscan$

ræscettan (ræscett|an) coruscate ; crackle (of fire). ∞ ^ræscettan$

~ung f. coruscate. ∞ ^ræscettung$

ræ̂sele f. solution (of riddle). ∞ ^ræsele$

ræsn n. plank ; ceiling. ∞ ^ræsn$

ræ̂swan (ræ̂sw|an), ræs(w)ian conjecture; suspect. ∞ ^ræswan$ ^ræswian$ ^ræsian$

~ung f. conjecture; reasoning. ∞ ^ræswung$

ræ̂swa †, ge- m. counsellor; chief, king. ∞ ^ræswa$

rætt (m.) rat. ∞ ^rætt$

gerǣþlan pl. trappings (of horse). ∞ ^gerǣþlan$

rǣw, ā, ēa f. row; succession (in time) — on ~e in succession; hedgerow. ∞ ^rǣw$

gerǣw n. row — on ~e sǣton. ∞ ^gerǣw$

gerǣwod drawn up in line (regiment). ∞ ^gerǣwod$

rāge = rǣge. ∞ ^rāge$

raggig shaggy. ∞ ^raggig$

ragu (f.) lichen. ∞ ^ragu$

~finc m. a bird. ∞ ^ragufinc$

~hār*, see ræg-. ∞ ^raguhār$

rāha, rāh-dēor, see rā. ∞ ^rāha$

ramhund (ram-hund) m. a kind of dog. ∞ ^ramhund$

ramm (ram|m), -a m. ram ; battering-ram. ∞ ^ramm$

~gealla m. (a plant). ∞ ^ramgealla$

rān rapine, robbery L. [Scand.]. ∞ ^rān$

rān occ. prt. of rīnan rain. ∞ ^rān$

ranc proud; insolent; brave; showy (of dress). ∞ ^ranc$

~līce av. boldly; showily (of dress). ∞ ^ranclīce$

rand m. margin (?); † boss of shield ; † shield. ∞ ^rand$ ^rond$

~bēag m. boss of shield. ∞ ^randbēag$

~gebeorg † n. protection as of a shield. ∞ ^randgebeorg$

~burg † f. city ; wall (?). ∞ ^randburg$

~hæbbend † m. warrior. ∞ ^randhæbbend$

~wiga †, wīgend † m. warrior. ∞ ^randwiga$

rāp m. rope. ∞ ^rāp$

~lic of rope. ∞ ^rāplic$

~gęnga* or ~ganga*, ~gon m. rope-dancer Gl. ∞ ^rāpgęnga$

rāpincel n. cord. ∞ ^rāpincel$

rahte prt. of rǣcan. ∞ ^rahte$

gerār n. roaring. ∞ ^gerār$

rārian (rār|ian) wail, lament; bellow. ∞ ^rārian$

~ung f. bellowing. ∞ ^rārung$

rāredumle (rāre-dumle)* f., -dumla m., rāra- bittern (a bird). ∞ ^rāredumle$

rāsian explore. ∞ ^rāsian$

rāsettan rage (of fire) [rǣsan]. ∞ ^rāsettan$

raþe = hraþe. ∞ ^raþe$

rāw = rǣw. ∞ ^rāw$

rāwan (rāw|an) — ge~ende once dividing, cutting Gl. ∞ ^rāwan$

rēad red. ∞ ^rēad$

~basu reddish purple. ∞ ^rēadbasu$

~e av. redly, with red. ∞ ^rēade$

~fāg † stained with red. ∞ ^rēadfāg$

~goldlæfer (~gold-læfer) n. gold plating Gl. ∞ ^rēadgoldlæfer$

~nes f. redness. ∞ ^rēadnes$

~stalede having a red stalk. ∞ ^rēadstalede$

rēadian be or become red. ∞ ^rēadian$

rēadan pl. (?) tonsils. ∞ ^rēadan$

rēaf n. spoil, booty ; robe, dress. ∞ ^rēaf$

~lāc mn. robbery, plundering, spoil, booty. ∞ ^rēaflāc$

rēafian (rēaf|ian) rob, plunder, seize; ravage, destroy. ∞ ^rēafian$

~ere m. robber, brigand. ∞ ^rēafere$

~igend m. plunderer. ∞ ^rēafigend$

~igende rapacious. ∞ ^rēafigende$

~ung f. plundering. ∞ ^rēafung$

rēafol rapacious. ∞ ^rēafol$

~nes f. rapacity. ∞ ^rēafolnes$

reahtigean once discuss. ∞ ^reahtigean$

rēam (m.) cream. ∞ ^rēam$

~wīn n. a drink Gl. ∞ ^rēamwīn$

rēama = rēoma membrane. ∞ ^rēama$

rēaw = rǣw. ∞ ^rēaw$

gerec n. government, rule; decree; explanation. ∞ ^gerec$

gerec (n.) tumult lN. ∞ ^gerec$

gereclīce av. straight. ∞ ^gereclīce$

rēc m. smoke. ∞ ^rēc$

recan 5 go, rush (?) — in-rǣcan ingesserunt Gl. ∞ ^recan$

rēcan steam tr. ∞ ^rēcan$

ręcedōm once m. rule. Cp. ręccenddōm. ∞ ^ręcedōm$

gerecenian explain. ∞ ^gerecenian$

ręccan (ręcc|an), prt. re(a)hte tr. stretch, extend, give — met. direct (mind) | govern, subdue; decree; guide ; reprove | explain, interpret; prove; correct (error); narrate; tell, say | count, reckon || intr. go [racu]. ∞ ^ręccan$ ^reahte$ ^rehte$

~end m. ruler. ∞ ^ręccend$

~enddōm m. ruling, government. ∞ ^ręccenddōm$

~ere m. ruler. ∞ ^ręccere$

ręccan, prt. rohte [the orig. form *rēcan is perhaps preserved in recelēas], wg. care for, reck. ∞ ^ręccan$

ręced †, æ n. house, hall, palace. ∞ ^ręced$

~lic palatial Gl. ∞ ^ręcedlic$

geręcednes, -ręcen(n)es, cc f. narrative, history — ānfeald ~ prose ; interpretation ; governing, correction. ∞ ^geręcednes$ ^geręcennes$ ^geręccednes$

recelēas [e = ē or ę ?], ręcco- negligent, indifferent. ∞ ^recelēas$

~ian neglect wg. ∞ ^recelēasian$

~līce av. negligently. ∞ ^recelēaslīce$

~nes f. negligence. ∞ ^recelēasnes$

recelīest, reccelīest f. negligence. ∞ ^recelīest$

rēcels, ȳ (n.) incense. ∞ ^rēcels$

~būc m. censer. ∞ ^rēcelsbūc$

~fæt n. censer. ∞ ^rēcelsfæt$

~rēoce once f. burning of incense. ∞ ^rēcelsrēoce$

rēcelsian smoke with incense. ∞ ^rēcelsian$

recen, recon prompt, ready, swift. ∞ ^recen$

~e, ric- av. at once, quickly — swā ~ swā as soon as. ∞ ^recene$

~līce, ricen- av. quickly. ∞ ^recenlīce$

recnian pay (?) Ct. ∞ ^recnian$

recon = recen. ∞ ^recon$

recon remuneration Gl. ∞ ^recon$

redestān (rede-stān). once synophites (precious stone) GL ∞ ^redestān$

gerēfa (gerēf|a), oe, r- m. reeve, officer, prefect. ∞ ^gerēfa$

~ærn n. court-house. ∞ ^gerēfærn$

~land n. (?). ∞ ^gerēfland$

~mæ̂d f. reeve’s meadow. ∞ ^gerēfmæd$

~mann m. official. ∞ ^gerēfmann$

~scipe m. reeveship, prefecture. ∞ ^gerēfscipe$

~scīr f. reeveship, prefecture. ∞ ^gerēfscīr$

ręfsan (ręfs|an), æ, ræpsan, e reprove Gl. Cp. geręsp. ∞ ^ręfsan$

~ung f. reproving Gl. || interval; evening. ∞ ^ręfsung$

regn, regen, rēn m. rain. ∞ ^regn$

~boga m. rainbow. ∞ ^regnboga$

~dropa m. raindrop. ∞ ^regndropa$

~ig, ~lic rainy. ∞ ^regnig$

~scūr m. shower of rain. ∞ ^regnscūr$

~wæter n. rain-water. ∞ ^regnwæter$

~wyrm m. earthworm. ∞ ^regnwyrm$

ręgn-, ręgen- †, rēn-. ∞ ^ręgn$ ^rēn$ ^ręgen$

~heard very hard. ∞ ^ręgnheard$

~meld f. solemn announcement. ∞ ^ręgnmeld$

~þēof m. arch-thief. ∞ ^ręgnþēof$

~weard m. mighty guardian. ∞ ^ręgnweard$

regol, eo m. rule, regulation ; pattern, standard ; canon (ecclesiastical); rule (Benedictine) [Lt. regula] ∞ ^regol$

~bryce m. breach of rule. ∞ ^regolbryce$

~fæst observing an (ecclesiastical) rule. ∞ ^regolfæst$

~lagu f. monastic law. ∞ ^regollagu$

~lic according to rule, regular; canonical. ∞ ^regollic$

~līce av. in accordance with rules. ∞ ^regollīce$

~līf n. life according to ecclesiastical rules. ∞ ^regollīf$

~sticca m. ruler (instrument). ∞ ^regolsticca$

~þēaw m. monastic discipline. ∞ ^regolþēaw$

~weard m. authority on rules; provost of monastery. ∞ ^regolweard$

relic- ; reliquias mpl. relics [Lt. reliquiae]. ∞ ^relic$

~gang m. visiting relics ; procession of relics. ∞ ^relicgang$

ręmpan (ręmp|an). ∞ ^ręmpan$

~ende precipitate, hasty. ∞ ^ręmpende$

rēnian (rēn|ian), ręgnian arrange, prepare — ge~ tō bismere humiliate; set (jewel, trap); mend. ∞ ^rēnian$

~iend m. arranger. ∞ ^rēniend$

ge~ung f. arranging. ∞ ^gerēnung$

ręnco f. pride, ostentation [ranc]. ∞ ^ręnco$

ręndan tear, cut lN. ∞ ^ręndan$

gerēne n. ornament [rēnian]. ∞ ^gerēne$

ręnge, y f. spider [Lt. aranea]. ∞ ^ręnge$

rēo = rēowe blanket. ∞ ^rēo$

rēoc † once fierce. ∞ ^rēoc$

rēocan intr. smoke, steam ; stink. ∞ ^rēocan$

rēod I. ruddy (complexion). II. n. red colouring, red [rēad]. ∞ ^rēod$

rēodan 7 tr. redden ; † kill (?). ∞ ^rēodan$

rēofan 7 break, tear. ∞ ^rēofan$

reohhe f. a fish. ∞ ^reohhe$

rēoma, ēa m. membrane, ligament. ∞ ^rēoma$

rēon lamentation. ∞ ^rēon$

rēon = rēowon prt. pl. ∞ ^rēon$

rēonian (rēon|ian) mutter. ∞ ^rēonian$

~ung f. whispering. ∞ ^rēonung$

gerēonian (gerēon|ian) conspire. ∞ ^gerēonian$

~ung f. plot. ∞ ^gerēonung$

rēonig † sad, mournful, gloomy (place). ∞ ^rēonig$

~mōd sad, weary. ∞ ^rēonigmōd$

reopian = ripian. ∞ ^reopian$

reord f. meal, food. ∞ ^reord$

~hūs n. house where meals are taken. ∞ ^reordhūs$

reord † f. voice, speech ; language. ∞ ^reord$

~berend † m. man. ∞ ^reordberend$

~ian speak; read. ∞ ^reordian$

gereord † n. voice ; language. ∞ ^gereord$

gereord, ~e, r- n. meal, banquet; food. ∞ ^gereord$

~hūs n. refectory. ∞ ^gereordhūs$

~ian, ~an feed, feast tr. intr. rfl. ∞ ^gereordian$

~nes f. banquet; feasting. ∞ ^gereordnes$

gereordung f. meal. ∞ ^gereordung$

~hūs n. refectory. ∞ ^gereordunghūs$

rēost rest (part of plough). ∞ ^rēost$

rēotan † 7 weep, lament. ∞ ^rēotan$

rēotig † sad. ∞ ^rēotig$

rēow = hrēoh fierce. ∞ ^rēow$

rēowe, rēo, rūwe, vE. ryhæ, rȳe f. blanket, rug, carpet [rūh]. ∞ ^rēowe$

repan 5 reap. Cp. rīpan reap. ∞ ^repan$

geręsp, gerǣf — on hine ~ weorþan be brought home to him, proved (of charge). Cp. ręfsan. ∞ ^geręsp$

ręst, æ, lN. ge- f. rest; sleep ; resting-place, bed; grave, tomb. ∞ ^ręst$

~będd † n. bed. ∞ ^ręstbędd$

~edæg, ~endæg m. day of rest, Sabbath. ∞ ^ręstedæg$

~engēar n. year of rest. ∞ ^ręstengēar$

~hūs n. bedroom. ∞ ^ręsthūs$

~lēas restless, disturbed. ∞ ^ręstlēas$

~gemāna m. sexual intercourse. ∞ ^ręstgemāna$

ge~scipe m. sexual intercourse. ∞ ^geręstscipe$

ręstan abs., rfl. rest, ge~ wg. rest from; remain. ∞ ^ręstan$

geręsta f. consort, wife. ∞ ^geręsta$

rētan (rēt|an) cheer, gladden, comfort, soothe (wound) [rōt]. ∞ ^rētan$

rētend m. comforter. ∞ ^rētend$

rēþian be fierce [rēþe]. ∞ ^rēþian$

reþe † just = rēþe (?). ∞ ^reþe$

~hygdig right-minded (?). ∞ ^reþehygdig$

rēþe, oe fierce; severe, stern; zealous. ∞ ^rēþe$

~mōd † fierce ; indignant. ∞ ^rēþemōd$

rēþen once L. wild (beast). ∞ ^rēþen$

rēþlic (rēþ|lic) fierce. ∞ ^rēþlic$

~līce av. fiercely. ∞ ^rēþlīce$

~nes f. fierceness ; severity, strictness. ∞ ^rēþnes$

~scipe m. rage. ∞ ^rēþscipe$

rēþig fierce. ∞ ^rēþig$

~ian rage. ∞ ^rēþigian$

~mōd † fierce. ∞ ^rēþigmōd$

rēþra, oe, ge- m. rower, sailor [rōþor]. ∞ ^rēþra$

rēþru, ge- npl. oars. ∞ ^rēþru$

gerēþre once ready. ∞ ^gerēþre$

rēwet, rēwett n. rowing; ship, vessel [rōwan]. ∞ ^rēwet$

ribb n. rib. ∞ ^ribb$

~spācan pl. the brisket (?) Gl. ∞ ^ribbspācan$

ribbe f. ribwort Gl. ∞ ^ribbe$

rīca m. man in power, ruler. ∞ ^rīca$

rīce powerful, of high rank; strong (of things); rich. ∞ ^rīce$

rīce n. power, authority, reign; kingdom, diocese. ∞ ^rīce$

~dōm m. rule. ∞ ^rīcedōm$

~lic magnificent, splendid. ∞ ^rīcelic$

~līce av. with power; splendidly. ∞ ^rīcelīce$

rīceter, rīcetere, rīcc- n. power, dominion ; domination ; usurpation; violence. ∞ ^rīceter$

rīcsian (rīcs|ian) rule, reign ; dominate, tyrannize; prevail (of things) [rīce]. ∞ ^rīcsian$

~ere*, ~are m. ruler lN. ∞ ^rīcsere$

~igend*, ~and m. ruler lN. ∞ ^rīcsigend$

~ung f. rule, dominion lN. ∞ ^rīcsung$

rīdan (rīd|an) 6 ride (also of fetters, ships, the pillar of fire) ; swing — on gealgan ~. ∞ ^rīdan$

~end † m. horseman, knight. ∞ ^rīdend$

~ere m. (Norman) knight vL. ∞ ^rīdere$

~wiga m. mounted soldier. ∞ ^rīdwiga$

gerīdan 6 intr. ride || tr. ride up to ; ride over, take forcible possession of (country, estate). ∞ ^gerīdan$

ridda m. rider; cavalry soldier [rīdan]. ∞ ^ridda$

ridesoht fever lN. [Scand. riþusōtt. Cp. hriþ, suht]. ∞ ^ridesoht$

ridusende swinging, swaying Gl. ∞ ^ridusende$

rīepan spoil, plunder. ∞ ^rīepan$

riepere (riep|ere) m. plunderer, robber. ∞ ^riepere$

~ung f. plundering, despoiling. ∞ ^riepung$

rīf fierce. ∞ ^rīf$

gerif n. catch (of fish), number caught (of fish). ∞ ^gerif$

rifelede wrinkled. Cp. gerifod. ∞ ^rifelede$

rifeling m. kind of shoe or sandal. ∞ ^rifeling$

gerifod wrinkled. ∞ ^gerifod$

rift, eW. and lA. y, lW. e n. cloak : veil, curtain. ∞ ^rift$

rifter m. sickle ; scythe. ∞ ^rifter$

riftere, ript-, riftre m. reaper. ∞ ^riftere$

riht, eW. y, K. eo, ia, A. e I. straight; erect; right in most of its present meanings — ~es av. straight (on). II. n. right in most of its present meanings, equity, justice, due (punishment), prerogative; law; duty — hē hæfþ ~ his statement is correct | correctness, truth — on ~ correctly, properly | account — ~ āgieldan render an account [Lt. rectu-]· ∞ ^riht$ ^ryht$ ^reoht$ ^riaht$ ^reht$

~æþelcwēn (~æþel-cwēn) f. lawful wife. ∞ ^rihtæþelcwēn$

~æþelo f. true nobility. ∞ ^rihtæþelo$

~ǣw f. matrimony ; lawful wife. ∞ ^rihtǣw$

~andswaru f. reproof. ∞ ^rihtandswaru$

~cynecynn n. genuine or direct royal lineage. ∞ ^rihtcynecynn$

~cynn f. genuine breed or lineage. ∞ ^rihtcynn$

~dōnde right-doing. ∞ ^rihtdōnde$

~fæderencynn (~fæderen-cynn) n. lineal descent or descendants on father’s side. ∞ ^rihtfæderencynn$

~fæstendæg (~fæsten-dæg) m. regular fast-day. ∞ ^rihtfæstendæg$

~fæstentīd (~fæsten-tīd) f. regular time for fasting. ∞ ^rihtfæstentīd$

~gefręmed orthodox. ∞ ^rihtgefręmed$

~fręmmende † acting rightly. ∞ ^rihtfręmmende$

~full honourable, right vL. ∞ ^rihtfull$

~gegiėlda m. regular member of a guild. ∞ ^rihtgegiėlda$

~hǣmed n. matrimony. ∞ ^rihthǣmed$

~hand f. right hand. ∞ ^rihthand$

~handdæ̂da (~hand-dæ̂da) m. actual perpetrator. ∞ ^rihthanddæda$

~heort upright in heart. ∞ ^rihtheort$

~hīwa m. lawful spouse. ∞ ^rihthīwa$

~hlāford m. lawful lord or husband. ∞ ^rihthlāford$

~hlāforddōm m. lawful authority. ∞ ^rihthlāforddōm$

~hlāfordhyldo (~hlāford-hyldo) f. loyalty, fealty. ∞ ^rihthlāfordhyldo$

~lǣcan set right, amend, correct. ∞ ^rihtlǣcan$

~lǣcung f. setting right, correction. ∞ ^rihtlǣcung$

~læ̂ce m. qualified physician. ∞ ^rihtlæce$

~lagu f. just law, equity. ∞ ^rihtlagu$

~gelēaffull orthodox. ∞ ^rihtgelēaffull$

~gelēafiīce av. in an orthodox manner. ∞ ^rihtgelēafiīce$

~gelīefed orthodox. ∞ ^rihtgelīefed$

~gelīefende faithful. ∞ ^rihtgelīefende$

~lic just, fair; fitting; having a right to, fitted; righteous. ∞ ^rihtlic$

~līce av. justly; correctly; in accordance with rules; virtuously. ∞ ^rihtlīce$

~līcettere m. thorough hypocrite. ∞ ^rihtlīcettere$

~līf n. right or moral life. ∞ ^rihtlīf$

~liþlic articulate. ∞ ^rihtliþlic$

~mēdrencynn (~mēdren-cynn) n. direct descent on mother’s side. ∞ ^rihtmēdrencynn$

~meterfers (~meter-fers) n. correct hexameter verse. ∞ ^rihtmeterfers$

~munuc m. true monk. ∞ ^rihtmunuc$

~nes f. perpendicularity; justice, equity. ∞ ^rihtnes$

~norþanwind (~norþan-wind) m. direct north wind. ∞ ^rihtnorþanwind$

~raciend m. expounder of righteousness. ∞ ^rihtraciend$

~racu f. correct account. ∞ ^rihtracu$

ge~ręccan guide, direct. ∞ ^gerihtręccan$

~regol m. rule of right conduct, canon. ∞ ^rihtregol$

~ryne m. right course; proper channel (of river). ∞ ^rihtryne$

~scilling m. genuine or standard shilling. ∞ ^rihtscilling$

~scrīfend m. lawyer. ∞ ^rihtscrīfend$

~scytte † shooting straight. ∞ ^rihtscytte$

~gesętt rightly appointed, canonical. ∞ ^rihtgesętt$

~smēaung, ~smēawung f. argument. ∞ ^rihtsmēaung$

~tīd f. proper time. ∞ ^rihttīd$

~tīma m. proper time. ∞ ^rihttīma$

~geþancod right-minded. ∞ ^rihtgeþancod$

~þēow m. lawful slave. ∞ ^rihtþēow$

~weg m. right way; definite direction, course (of ship) : þæs ~es þe … in the direction that. ∞ ^rihtweg$

~wer m. lawful husband. ∞ ^rihtwer$

~westęnde (~west-ęnde) m. extreme western end. ∞ ^rihtwestęnde$

~willende well-meaning, righteous. ∞ ^rihtwillende$

rihtwīs righteous. ∞ ^rihtwīs$

~end m. Sadducee. ∞ ^rihtwīsend$

~ian justify; rule. ∞ ^rihtwīsian$

~lic righteous. ∞ ^rihtwīslic$

~līce av. reasonably. ∞ ^rihtwīslīce$

~nes f. righteousness, justice; reasonableness, reason. ∞ ^rihtwīsnes$

ge~ung f. justification. ∞ ^gerihtwīsung$

rihtgewitt (riht|gewitt) n. reason: wæs of hire ~e insane. ∞ ^rihtgewitt$

~wrītere m. one who writes correctly. ∞ ^rihtwrītere$

~wuldriende orthodox. ∞ ^rihtwuldriende$

~ymbren n., ~ymbren-dagas mpl. duly appointed Ember time. ∞ ^rihtymbren$

rihtan (riht|an) direct; put upright, restore ; make straight; restore (people) to their rights; correct, reform ; rule, govern. ∞ ^rihtan$

~end † m. ruler. ∞ ^rihtend$

~ere † m. director, ruler. ∞ ^rihtere$

ge~nes f. correction. ∞ ^gerihtnes$

rihtung f. direction, guidance ; correction; reproof; regularis (in computation). ∞ ^rihtung$

~þræ̂d m. plumb-line. ∞ ^rihtungþræd$

rihte av. straight (on) ; of time at once; rightly, honourably, fitly, well; correctly ; exactly (square). ∞ ^rihte$

rihtebred (rihte-bred) n. carpenter’s square, rule Gl. ∞ ^rihtebred$

gerihte n. straight direction — on ~ straight onwards, straight, direct, ūp on ~ upright; right, due; religious rite. ∞ ^gerihte$

rīm n. number. ∞ ^rīm$

~āþ m. oath taken by a person and the number of persons he brings with him as compurgators. ∞ ^rīmāþ$

(ge)~cræft m. arithmetic, computation. ∞ ^gerīmcræft$

~cræftig skilled in arithmetic. ∞ ^rīmcræftig$

~getæl n. number. ∞ ^rīmgetæl$

~talu † f. number. ∞ ^rīmtalu$

gerīm n. number. ∞ ^gerīm$

~tæl n. number. ∞ ^gerīmtæl$

rīman (rīm|an) count, calculate, enumerate ; take into account; account, esteem. ∞ ^rīman$

~ere m. calculator. ∞ ^rīmere$

rima m. border, bank, coast. ∞ ^rima$

rimpan 3 — ptc. gerumpen contracted, wrinkled (?). ∞ ^rimpan$

rīnan, rare prt. rān rain [regn]. ∞ ^rīnan$

rinc † m. man, warrior. ∞ ^rinc$

~getæl n. number of men, host. ∞ ^rincgetæl$

rind f. bark ; rind, crust. ∞ ^rind$

~en of bark. ∞ ^rinden$

~lēas without bark. ∞ ^rindlēas$

rindeclifer (rinde-clifer) f. ‘ bark-scratcher,’ woodpecker (?) Gl. ∞ ^rindeclifer$

rinnan 3 run ; flow [iernan]. ∞ ^rinnan$

gerinnan (gerinn|an) 3 coagulate; run together, be mixed. ∞ ^gerinnan$

~ing*, -yrning f. accumulation (of phlegm). ∞ ^gerinning$

rinnelle f. brook. ∞ ^rinnelle$

rip, pl. ~u n. reaping, harvest; cut corn, sheaf of corn. ∞ ^rip$

~īsern n. sickle. ∞ ^ripīsern$

~tīma m. harvest time. ∞ ^riptīma$

gerip n. reaping ; harvest. ∞ ^gerip$

rīpan (rīp|an) 6 reap; gain advantage. Cp. repan reap. ∞ ^rīpan$

~ere m. reaper. ∞ ^rīpere$

ripian*, eo reap. ∞ ^ripian$

ripa, eo m. sheaf [rīpan]. ∞ ^ripa$

rīpe (rīp|e) ripe. ∞ ^rīpe$

~ian ripen intr. ∞ ^rīpian$

~nes f. ripeness, maturity ; harvest. ∞ ^rīpnes$

~o (?) f. ripeness, maturity. ∞ ^rīpo$

~ung f. ripening intr., ripeness, maturity. ∞ ^rīpung$

rīpemann (rīpe-mann)*, hrip(p)emonn m. reaper lN. ∞ ^rīpemann$ ^hripemonn$ ^hrippemonn$

riptere = riftere. ∞ ^riptere$

gerīs n. fury. ∞ ^gerīs$

rīsan (rīs|an) seize. ∞ ^rīsan$

~ende rapacious. ∞ ^rīsende$

rīsan (?) 6 rise. Cp. ārīsan. ∞ ^rīsan$

gerīsan, r- 6 wd. gen. impers. befit. ∞ ^gerīsan$

risc, y, e, ~e f., rix- rush [Lt. ruscus]. ∞ ^risc$

~będd n. bed of rushes. ∞ ^riscbędd$

~en of rushes. ∞ ^riscen$

~lēac n. rush-garlic. ∞ ^risclēac$

~męre m. rushy pond. ∞ ^riscmęre$

~pytt m. rush-pool. ∞ ^riscpytt$

~steort m. rushy promontory. ∞ ^riscsteort$

~þȳfel m. bed of rushes. ∞ ^riscþȳfel$

riscende once sounding Gl. Cp. ræscettan. ∞ ^riscende$

gerisen once seizing [rīsan]. ∞ ^gerisen$

gerisenlic (gerisen|lic), -rislic suitable, convenient. ∞ ^gerisenlic$

~līce av. suitably. ∞ ^gerisenlīce$

gerisne (gerisn|e), -en- proper, suitable, convenient [gerīsan] ∞ ^gerisne$

~es f. fitness, congruity. ∞ ^gerisnes$

~ian suit, accord. ∞ ^gerisnian$

~u npl. what is fitting or seemly, honour, dignity. ∞ ^gerisnu$

risoda once m. rheum. ∞ ^risoda$

rīþ mf., ~e f. stream, rivulet. ∞ ^rīþ$

rīþig nf. stream. ∞ ^rīþig$

rix-, see risc rush. ∞ ^rix$

roc (n.) cud. ∞ ^roc$

rocc, rooc m. upper garment. ∞ ^rocc$

rocettan, roccettan belch ; utter (words). ∞ ^rocettan$

rōd f. cross (for crucifixion). ∞ ^rōd$

~begęnga m. worshipper of the cross. ∞ ^rōdbegęnga$

~bora m. cross-bearer. ∞ ^rōdbora$

~fæstnian crucify. ∞ ^rōdfæstnian$

~ehęngen, ~ehęngenn f. crucifixion. ∞ ^rōdehęngen$

~weorþiend m. worshipper of the cross. ∞ ^rōdweorþiend$

~ewierþe deserving crucifixion. ∞ ^rōdewierþe$

rodor, ra- m. firmament; (†) sky, heavens. ∞ ^rodor$

~beorht † heavenly bright. ∞ ^rodorbeorht$

~cyning † m. king of heaven, Christ. ∞ ^rodorcyning$

~lic of the firmament, heavenly. ∞ ^rodorlic$

~lihting f. dawn. ∞ ^rodorlihting$

~stōl † m. celestial throne. ∞ ^rodorstōl$

~torht † heavenly bright. ∞ ^rodortorht$

~tungol † n. star of heaven. ∞ ^rodortungol$

rōf † strong, brave. ∞ ^rōf$

rōgian †, ō † once prevail (?). ∞ ^rōgian$

rohte prt. of ręccan care. ∞ ^rohte$

Rōm f., ~eburg f. Rome [Lt. Roma]. ∞ ^Rōm$

~feoh n., ~pęning m., ~gescot n. Peter’s pence. ∞ ^Rōmfeoh$

~ware, ~waran pl. Romans. ∞ ^Rōmware$

~wealh, Rūm- m. Roman. ∞ ^Rōmwealh$

rōmian † possess wg. ∞ ^rōmian$

Rōmān f. Italy Gl. [Lt. Romania]. ∞ ^Rōmān$

~e, ~an pl. Romans. ∞ ^Rōmāne$

~isc Roman. ∞ ^Rōmānisc$

roop, see ropp. ∞ ^roop$

rōp, oo liberal. ∞ ^rōp$

~nes f. liberality. ∞ ^rōpnes$

ropp, roop m. colon, intestine. ∞ ^ropp$

~wærc m. colic. ∞ ^roppwærc$

rose (ros|e) f. rose [Lt. rosa]. ∞ ^rose$

~en of roses. ∞ ^rosen$

~ig rosy. ∞ ^rosig$

rostian roast, dry Gl. ∞ ^rostian$

rot = hrot scum. ∞ ^rot$

rōt cheerful, glad ; excellent, good. ∞ ^rōt$

~hwīl f. time of cheerfulness or comfort. ∞ ^rōthwīl$

~līce av. cheerfully. ∞ ^rōtlīce$

~nes f. cheerfulness ; comfort, protection. ∞ ^rōtnes$

rōtfæst firmly established vL. [Scand. rōt root]. ∞ ^rōtfæst$

rotian (rot|ian) decay; suppurate, ulcerate. ∞ ^rotian$

~ung f. decay ; ulceration. ∞ ^rotung$

rōtsian (rōts|ian)* cheer. ∞ ^rōtsian$

~ung f. cheering, comfort. ∞ ^rōtsung$

roþ, hroþ [ryþþa]. ∞ ^roþ$

~hund m. mastiff. ∞ ^roþhund$

rōþer (?) m. sailor Gl. [rōwan]. ∞ ^rōþer$

rōþor (n.) oar. ∞ ^rōþor$

rōw I. gentle, mild (disease). II. f. quiet, rest. ∞ ^rōw$

rōwan (rōw|an) I prt. pl. rēo(wo)n row. ∞ ^rōwan$ ^rēowon$ ^rēon$

~end m. rower ; †sailor. ∞ ^rōwend$

~ett n. rowing = rēwett. ∞ ^rōwett$

~nes f. rowing. ∞ ^rōwnes$

~ung f. rowing lN. ∞ ^rōwung$

ruddoc (m.) robin. ∞ ^ruddoc$

rude once m. scab Gl. ∞ ^rude$

rūde f. rue (a plant) [Lt. ruta]. ∞ ^rūde$

rudu (rud|u) f. red colour, rouge; redness, blush ; countenance [rēodan]. ∞ ^rudu$

~ig ruddy. ∞ ^rudig$

rūg-, see rūh. ∞ ^rūg$

Rugern (m.) a month. ∞ ^Rugern$

rūh, pl. rū(g)e shaggy, hairy ; knotty, rough; untrimmed (hedge), uncultivated, wild; unprepared, not ground (corn). ∞ ^rūh$ ^rūe$ ^rūge$

rūm I. spacious, wide (road) ; open (country); extended (period of time) ; unrestricted, lax; liberal, bountiful; noble, magnificent. II. space; space of time ; sufficient space, room ; sufficient or fitting time, opportunity — þā him ~ āgeald when the opportunity was·given him. ∞ ^rūm$

~e av. extensively, far and wide; liberally, bountifully; amply, abundantly, at length ; cheerfully. ∞ ^rūme$

~gāl † rejoicing in ample space. ∞ ^rūmgāl$

~giėfa m. liberal giver. ∞ ^rūmgiėfa$

~giėfol liberal. ∞ ^rūmgiėfol$

~giėfolnes f. liberality. ∞ ^rūmgiėfolnes$

~heort liberal; cheerful. ∞ ^rūmheort$

~heortnes f. liberality. ∞ ^rūmheortnes$

~lic liberal; gracious ; abundant. ∞ ^rūmlic$

~līce av. largely, greatly ; (speak) at length ; liberally ; graciously, kindly. ∞ ^rūmlīce$

~mōd wg. liberal, profuse; gracious, kind. ∞ ^rūmmōd$

~mōdlic liberal. ∞ ^rūmmōdlic$

~mōdlīce av. liberally ; graciously. ∞ ^rūmmōdlīce$

~mōdnes f. liberality; kindness. ∞ ^rūmmōdnes$

~nes f. breadth ; abundance. ∞ ^rūmnes$

~węlle spacious lN. ∞ ^rūmwęlle$

gerūm n. space. ∞ ^gerūm$

gerūm † spacious, dilated. ∞ ^gerūm$

~e † once av. (?) roomily. ∞ ^gerūme$

rūmian become free from obstruction (of body). ∞ ^rūmian$

rūma m. separation. ∞ ^rūma$

gerūma † m. place, station. ∞ ^gerūma$

rūmedlic (rūmed|lic) ample, liberal [rūm, mōd]. ∞ ^rūmedlic$

~līce av. liberally; (speak of) at large, fully. ∞ ^rūmedlīce$

rūn f. mystery, secret; council, secret discussion, communing (with oneself) | Runic letter ; writing. ∞ ^rūn$

~cofa † m. mind. ∞ ^rūncofa$

~cræftig † skilled in mysteries. ∞ ^rūncræftig$

~lic mystical. ∞ ^rūnlic$

~stæf m. Runic letter, rune. ∞ ^rūnstæf$

rūnwita (rūn-wita) † m. confidant, councillor, sage. ∞ ^rūnwita$

rūnian (rūn|ian) whisper; mutter; conspire. ∞ ^rūnian$

~ere m. whisperer. ∞ ^rūnere$

~ung f. whispering, soft speech, hints. ∞ ^rūnung$

gerūna m. councillor. ∞ ^gerūna$

runol once [ = hr- ?] foul or running (virus). ∞ ^runol$

rūst (.) rust. ∞ ^rūst$

~ig rusty. ∞ ^rūstig$

rūw-, see rūh. ∞ ^rūw$

rūwe = rēowe blanket. ∞ ^rūwe$

rūxlan make a noise lN. ∞ ^rūxlan$

ryn vb. roar. ∞ ^ryn$

geryd- prepared, ready. ∞ ^geryd$

ryden n. — þæt rēade ~ once a plant. ∞ ^ryden$

rȳe = rēowe blanket. ∞ ^rȳe$

ryge (m.) rye. ∞ ^ryge$

rygen of rye. ∞ ^rygen$

ryht = riht. ∞ ^ryht$

rȳman clear (road), make clear space ; enlarge ; give way, retire: ~ him setl yield it to him [rūm]. ∞ ^rȳman$

rȳmet, rȳmett n. space, extent; sufficient space, room ; extension of landed property; benefit. ∞ ^rȳmet$

~lēas f. want of room. ∞ ^rȳmetlēas$

rȳmþ f. amplitude. ∞ ^rȳmþ$

rȳnan roar. Cp. rȳn. ∞ ^rȳnan$

ryne m. running; course (of ship); orbit (of sun and moon); flowing, flux (of blood); bed of river; period of time, cycle; course of life; course in other met. meanings [iernan]. ∞ ^ryne$

~gięst † m. swift guest (= lightning). ∞ ^rynegięst$

~strang † strong for the course. ∞ ^rynestrang$

ryneswift (ryne|swift) † swift in its course. ∞ ^ryneswift$

~þrāg † f. space of time. ∞ ^ryneþrāg$

~wægn †, ~wǣn m. chariot. ∞ ^rynewægn$

rȳne n. mystery, mysterious saying [rūn]. ∞ ^rȳne$

~lic mystical. ∞ ^rȳnelic$

~līce av. mystically. ∞ ^rȳnelīce$

~mann † m. sage. ∞ ^rȳnemann$

geryne n. mystery. ∞ ^geryne$

~lic mystical. ∞ ^gerynelic$

~līce av. mystically. ∞ ^gerynelīce$

rynel m. runner, courier. ∞ ^rynel$

rynge = ręnge. ∞ ^rynge$

rȳnig †, ȳ † once good in debate (?) [rūn]. ∞ ^rȳnig$

ryniga m. liquid that runs off (?). ∞ ^ryniga$

rynning f. rennet. ∞ ^rynning$

rysc = risc rush. ∞ ^rysc$

rysel, rysl m., ~e f. fat. ∞ ^rysel$

ryþþa m. mastiff [roþ-]. ∞ ^ryþþa$

S

sā (m.) bucket. ∞ ^sā$

saban once sheet Gl. ∞ ^saban$

sac = sæc guilty. ∞ ^sac$

sacan 2 disagree, quarrel; fight; lay legal claim to w. on a.; blame, accuse. ∞ ^sacan$

sacian wrangle, quarrel. ∞ ^sacian$

gesaca m. adversary. ∞ ^gesaca$

sacc, æ m. sack, bag [Lt. saccus]. ∞ ^sacc$

sācerd, ā † m. priest[Lt. sacerdos, through Irish]. ∞ ^sācerd$

~bana m. priest-killer. ∞ ^sācerdbana$

~hād m. priesthood. ∞ ^sācerdhād$

~land n. priests' land. ∞ ^sācerdland$

~lic priestly. ∞ ^sācerdlic$

~gerisne befitting a priest. ∞ ^sācerdgerisne$

gesacu † once f. hostility. ∞ ^gesacu$

sacu (sac|u), sæcc- f. dispute, quarrel; fighting. war; lawsuit; jurisdiction in lawsuits; persecution, affliction. ∞ ^sacu$ ^sæccu$ ^secce$

~full quarrelsome, litigious, given to accusation. ∞ ^sacfull$

~lēas innocent; secure vL. ∞ ^saclēas$

sadian intr. become satiated or weary || tr. ge~ satiate [sæd]. ∞ ^sadian$

sāda m. noose, snare. ∞ ^sāda$

sadol m. saddle. ∞ ^sadol$

~beorht † having a splendid saddle. ∞ ^sadolbeorht$

~boga m. saddle-bow. ∞ ^sadolboga$

~fęlg f. pommel of saddle. ∞ ^sadolfęlg$

~ian saddle. ∞ ^sadolian$

sǣ fm., g. sǣ(s), dpl. sǣ(u)m sea ; lake. ∞ ^sǣ$

~æ̂l m. sea-eel. ∞ ^sǣæl$

~ælfen, ~ælfenn f. sea-nymph. ∞ ^sǣælfen$

~bāt † m. boat, ship. ∞ ^sǣbāt$

~beorg † m. sea-hill. ∞ ^sǣbeorg$

~burg f. sea-town. ∞ ^sǣburg$

~ceaster f. sea-town. ∞ ^sǣceaster$

~ceosol m. shingle. ∞ ^sǣceosol$

~cięrr † m. retreat of the sea. ∞ ^sǣcięrr$

~clif † n. sea-cliff. ∞ ^sǣclif$

~cocc m. cockle. ∞ ^sǣcocc$

~col n. jet. ∞ ^sǣcol$

~cyning † m. sea-king. ∞ ^sǣcyning$

~dęne † mpl. Danes. ∞ ^sǣdęne$

~deor n. sea-monster. ∞ ^sǣdeor$

~draca m. sea-dragon. ∞ ^sǣdraca$

~earm m. arm of the sea. ∞ ^sǣearm$

~færeld n. passage of the (Red) sea. ∞ ^sǣfæreld$

~fæsten, ~fæstenn † n. sea-fastness, defence afforded by the sea. ∞ ^sǣfæsten$

~faroþ † m. sea-shore. ∞ ^sǣfaroþ$

~fisc m. sea fish. ∞ ^sǣfisc$

~flōd mn. flood(tide), sea-inundation ; † sea. ∞ ^sǣflōd$

~flota † m. ship. ∞ ^sǣflota$

~fōr f. voyage. ∞ ^sǣfōr$

~gēap † roomy (ship). ∞ ^sǣgēap$

~gēatas † mpl. Goths. ∞ ^sǣgēatas$

~gęnga m. sailor ; †ship. ∞ ^sǣgęnga$

~grund m. bottom or depths of the sea. ∞ ^sǣgrund$

~healf f. side next the sea. ∞ ^sǣhealf$

~hęngest m. hippopotamus; † ship. ∞ ^sǣhęngest$

~hęte m. violence of the sea. ∞ ^sǣhęte$

~holm † m. sea. ∞ ^sǣholm$

~lāc † n. sea-booty. ∞ ^sǣlāc$

~lād † f. sea-voyage, watery way. ∞ ^sǣlād$

~lāf † f. what is left by the sea, sea-spoils. ∞ ^sǣlāf$

~land n. land by the sea. ∞ ^sǣland$

~lēoþ n. sailors’ song. ∞ ^sǣlēoþ$

~lic of the sea. ∞ ^sǣlic$

~lida † m. sailor; pirate. ∞ ^sǣlida$

~līþend, ~līþende † m. sailor. ∞ ^sǣlīþend$

~līþende † seafaring. ∞ ^sǣlīþende$

~gemæ̂re n. coast. ∞ ^sǣgemære$

~mann m. sailor; pirate, Scandinavian. ∞ ^sǣmann$

~mearh † m. ship. ∞ ^sǣmearh$

~mēþe † sea-weary. ∞ ^sǣmēþe$

~minte f. a plant. ∞ ^sǣminte$

~naca † m. ship. ∞ ^sǣnaca$

~næss m. sea-headland, cape. ∞ ^sǣnæss$

~nętt n. sea-net. ∞ ^sǣnętt$

~rīeric †*, ȳ island (?). ∞ ^sǣrīeric$

~rima m. coast. ∞ ^sǣrima$

~rinc † m. sailor; pirate. ∞ ^sǣrinc$

~rōf † active or strong on the sea. ∞ ^sǣrōf$

~scaþa m. pirate. ∞ ^sǣscaþa$

~scięll f. sea-shell. ∞ ^sǣscięll$

~geset m. maritime district. ∞ ^sǣgeset$

~sīþ m. sea-journey. ∞ ^sǣsīþ$

~snægl, ~snǣl m. sea-snail. ∞ ^sǣsnægl$

~steorra m. star of the sea. ∞ ^sǣsteorra$

~strand m. sea-shore. ∞ ^sǣstrand$

~strēam † m. water of the sea gen. pl. ∞ ^sǣstrēam$

~swealwe*, hǣ- f. sea-swallow. ∞ ^sǣswealwe$

~ūpwyrp n. what is thrown up by the sea, jetsam. ∞ ^sǣūpwyrp$

~wæ̂g † m. sea-wave. ∞ ^sǣwæg$

~wæter n. sea-water. ∞ ^sǣwæter$

~wang † m. shore. ∞ ^sǣwang$

~wār seaweed. ∞ ^sǣwār$

~waroþ m. shore. ∞ ^sǣwaroþ$

~weall † m. cliff; wall of waters (in Red Sea). ∞ ^sǣweall$

~weard f. sea-guard, keeping watch on the coast. ∞ ^sǣweard$

~weg † m. sea. ∞ ^sǣweg$

~wērig † weary with the sea. ∞ ^sǣwērig$

~wīcing † m. pirate, seaman. ∞ ^sǣwīcing$

~więlm † m. billow. ∞ ^sǣwięlm$

~wiht f. sea-animal. ∞ ^sǣwiht$

~wudu m. ship. ∞ ^sǣwudu$

~ȳþ f. wave. ∞ ^sǣȳþ$

sæc, a guilty ; hateful G1 ∞ ^sæc$

sæc = sacc bag. ∞ ^sæc$

sæcc (m.) sacking, sackcloth. ∞ ^sæcc$

~ing m. bed. ∞ ^sæccing$

sæcce, see sacu. ∞ ^sæcce$

sæd wg. satiated (with), wearied. ∞ ^sæd$

~nes f. satiety, nausea. ∞ ^sædnes$

sæ̂d n. seed (of plants and animals); fruit, crop ; growth; sowing; source; progeny, posterity [sāwan]. ∞ ^sæd$

~berende † seed-bearing. ∞ ^sædberende$

~cynn n. kind of seed. ∞ ^sædcynn$

~ian sow. ∞ ^sædian$

sæ̂dere (sæ̂d|ere) m. sower. ∞ ^sædere$

~lēap m. seed-basket. ∞ ^sædlēap$

~lic seminal. ∞ ^sædlic$

~noþ m. sowing. ∞ ^sædnoþ$

~tīma m. sowing season. ∞ ^sædtīma$

sǣde prt. of sęcgan. ∞ ^sǣde$

Sæfern f. Severn [Lt. Sabrina]. ∞ ^Sæfern$

~mūþa, ~emūþa m. mouth of the Severn. ∞ ^Sæfernmūþa$

sæ̂gan cause to sink or set (sun) ; lay low, destroy [sīgan]. ∞ ^sægan$

sægde prt. of sęcgan. ∞ ^sægde$

gesægdnes f. mystery (!) lN. ∞ ^gesægdnes$

sægednes = onsægdnes sacrifice. ∞ ^sægednes$

sæ̂gon prt. of sēon. ∞ ^sægon$

sæl † n. hall. ∞ ^sæl$

sæ̂l mf., dpl. ~um, sālum occasion, time — æt sumum ~e one day, on nǣnna ~ never ; proper time, opportunity — tō ~es in due time; happiness often in pl.; condition, state. ∞ ^sæl$ ^sēl$

~wang †, ā m. plain. ∞ ^sælwang$

sæ̂lan happen. ∞ ^sælan$

sǣlan † bind; restrain; repress [sāl]. ∞ ^sǣlan$

sælen once of willow Gl. [sealh]. ∞ ^sælen$

gesæ̂lig happy, prosperous [sæ̂l]. ∞ ^gesælig$

~lic, gesæ̂llic happy. ∞ ^gesæliglic$

~līce av. happily. ∞ ^gesæliglīce$

~nes f. happiness. ∞ ^gesælignes$

sælmerige f. brine [Lt. salmuria]. ∞ ^sælmerige$

(ge)sæ̂lþ f., gen. pl. prosperity ; happiness. ∞ ^gesælþ$

sǣm-* aj. only in cpv. and spl. ~ra, ~ost bad ; unimportant, worthless. ∞ ^sǣm$

sæmtinges =samtinges. ∞ ^sæmtinges$

sǣne sluggish, slow (in) wg. ; cowardly [āsānian]. ∞ ^sǣne$

sæp n. sap. ∞ ^sæp$

~ig sappy, succulent. ∞ ^sæpig$

~spōn f. sappy shaving or chip. ∞ ^sæpspōn$

sæppe f. spruce-fir [Lt. *sappium]. ∞ ^sæppe$

sǣran once be exalted. ∞ ^sǣran$

sǣre = sāre. ∞ ^sǣre$

sǣt f. ambush [sittan]. ∞ ^sǣt$

sæ̂tian (sæ̂t|ian), ~an, ~nian wg. lie in wait for, plot against. ∞ ^sætian$

~ere m. robber, waylayer; spy; seducer (the devil). ∞ ^sætere$

~ung, -ing f. lying in wait; snare ; treachery ; sedition (!). ∞ ^sætung$

Sæterndæg, Sæternesdæg (Sætern(es)-dæg), Sæter-, Sætres- m. Saturday [Lt. Saturni dies]. ∞ ^Sæterndæg$

Sæterniht (Sæter-niht) f. Friday night. ∞ ^Sæterniht$

sæþerige f. savory (a plant) [Lt. satureia]. ∞ ^sæþerige$

sæþrenewudu (sæþrene-wudu) = sūþerne-. ∞ ^sæþrenewudu$

sǣwett n. sowing [sāwan]. ∞ ^sǣwett$

safine f. savine (a plant) [Lt. sabina]. ∞ ^safine$

saftriende once rheumatic Gl. ∞ ^saftriende$

saga imper. of sęcgan. ∞ ^saga$

sāgol, pl. sāglas, sāhlas m. staff, club. ∞ ^sāgol$

sagu (sag|u) f., ~a m. saw (tool). ∞ ^sagu$ ^saga$

sagu f. statement, report; testimony ; foretelling [sęcgan]. ∞ ^sagu$

sāh prt. of sēon 6. ∞ ^sāh$

sāh = sāg prt. of sīgan. ∞ ^sāh$

sāl mf. rope; bond; rein. ∞ ^sāl$

salfige f. sage (plant) [Lt. salvia]. ∞ ^salfige$

sallettan play on or sing to the harp, sing psalms [Lt. psallere]. ∞ ^sallettan$

sālnes once f. silence. ∞ ^sālnes$

salo, ea dark-coloured. ∞ ^salo$

~brūn dark-brown. ∞ ^salobrūn$

~nębb † dark-faced. ∞ ^salonębb$

~pād † dark-coated. ∞ ^salopād$

salnes f. darkness. Cp. sālnes. ∞ ^salnes$

salor † hall, palace [sæl]. ∞ ^salor$

saltere m. psaltery; the Book of Psalms, psalter [Lt. psalterium]. ∞ ^saltere$

salu (sal|u)*, ~a once f. sale. ∞ ^salu$

sālum, see sæ̂l. ∞ ^sālum$

salwian tr. darken, blacken. ∞ ^salwian$

salwig-, salowig- [salo]. ∞ ^salwig$

~feþera † dark-winged. ∞ ^salwigfeþera$

~pād, ~pāda † dark-coated. ∞ ^salwigpād$

sam cj. — ~ … ~ whether … or w. sbj. ∞ ^sam$

sāmbærned (sām-bærned) half-burnt. ∞ ^sāmbærned$

sāmboren (sām-boren) abortive. ∞ ^sāmboren$

sāmbryce (sām-bryce) m. partial breach or violation. ∞ ^sāmbryce$

sāmcwic (sām-cwic), -cucu half-dead. ∞ ^sāmcwic$

same av. — swā ~ similarly; also. swā ~ swā as. ∞ ^same$

samen av. together lN. ∞ ^samen$

sāmgeong (sām-geong) young (grown up). ∞ ^sāmgeong$

sāmgrēne (sām-grēne) backward (of plant). ∞ ^sāmgrēne$

sāmhāl (sām-hāl) in bad health. ∞ ^sāmhāl$

samheort (sam-heort) of one heart, unanimous. ∞ ^samheort$

samhīwan (sam-hīwan) pl. members of a family; ge~ married couple. ∞ ^samhīwan$

samhwelc (sam-hwelc) some no., aj. ∞ ^samhwelc$

sāmlǣred (sām-lǣred) half or badly taught. ∞ ^sāmlǣred$

samlīce av. together, at the same time. ∞ ^samlīce$

sammæ̂le (sam-mæ̂le) agreed, having come to an agreement. ∞ ^sammæle$

sāmmięlt (sām-mięlt) half-digested. ∞ ^sāmmięlt$

samnian tr. collect; cause to unite (wound); glean || intr. assemble ; unite. ∞ ^samnian$

samnung f. assembly, council. ∞ ^samnung$

~cwide m. collect. ∞ ^samnungcwide$

gesamnung f. assembly ; congregation; synagogue ; union. ∞ ^gesamnung$

samnunga = sęmninga. ∞ ^samnunga$

samod I. av. together — weras wīf ~ men and women ; ~ ætgædere together; ~ mid d. together with. II. prp. wd. at (dawn). ∞ ^samod$

~cumende flocking together. ∞ ^samodcumende$

~eard † m. dwelling together, common home. ∞ ^samodeard$

~fæst † joined together. ∞ ^samodfæst$

~geflit n. strife. ∞ ^samodgeflit$

~hęring f. praising (!). ∞ ^samodhęring$

~līce av. together vL. ∞ ^samodlīce$

~rynelas mpl. runners together Gl. ∞ ^samodrynelas$

~gesīþ m. companion. ∞ ^samodgesīþ$

~spræ̂c f. colloquy. ∞ ^samodspræc$

~swēgende consonantal. ∞ ^samodswēgende$

~þrylic concordant. ∞ ^samodþrylic$

~więllung*, e f. welding Gl. ∞ ^samodwięllung$

~wunung f. living together. ∞ ^samodwunung$

~wyrcende co-operating. ∞ ^samodwyrcende$

samrād (sam-rād) united, unanimous. ∞ ^samrād$

sāmsoden (sām-soden) half-cooked. ∞ ^sāmsoden$

sāmswǣled (sām-swǣled) half-burnt. ∞ ^sāmswǣled$

samswēge (sam-swēge)*, sum- harmonious, in unison (song) Gl. ∞ ^samswēge$

samtinges (sam-tinges), æ, e av. without interval (of space or time), immediately. ∞ ^samtinges$

samþe (sam-þe) av. correl. both … and, whether … or. ∞ ^samþe$

samwinnende (sam-winnende) struggling together. ∞ ^samwinnende$

sāmwis (sām-wis) dull-witted, foolish. ∞ ^sāmwis$

~līce av. foolishly. ∞ ^sāmwislīce$

samwist (sam-wist) f. living together ; matrimony. ∞ ^samwist$

sāmworht (sām-worht) half made or built. ∞ ^sāmworht$

samwrǣdnes (sam-wrǣdnes) f. union. ∞ ^samwrǣdnes$

sāmwyrcan (sām-wyrcan) do incompletely. ∞ ^sāmwyrcan$

sanct m. saint [Lt. sanctus]. ∞ ^sanct$

sand f. sending, message; messenger; course or dish of food [sęndan]. ∞ ^sand$

sand n. sand ; sea-shore. ∞ ^sand$

~beorg m. sand-hill, sand-bank. ∞ ^sandbeorg$

~brōc m. sandy brook. ∞ ^sandbrōc$

~ceosol m. sand, gravel. ∞ ^sandceosol$

~corn, ~grot, n. grain of sand. ∞ ^sandcorn$

~hliþ † n. sand-slope. ∞ ^sandhliþ$

~hof † n. grave. ∞ ^sandhof$

~hrycg m. sand-bank. ∞ ^sandhrycg$

~hyll m. sand-hill. ∞ ^sandhyll$

~ig sandy. ∞ ^sandig$

~iht sandy, dusty. ∞ ^sandiht$

~land † n. sea-shore. ∞ ^sandland$

~rid (n.) quicksand. ∞ ^sandrid$

~sēaþ m. sandpit. ∞ ^sandsēaþ$

~geweorp n. sand-bank, quicksand. ∞ ^sandgeweorp$

~gewierpe n. sand-heap. ∞ ^sandgewierpe$

sandermann (sander-mann) m. ambassador vL. ∞ ^sandermann$

sang song ; singing ; poem. ∞ ^sang$

~bōc f. music-book, hymn-book. ∞ ^sangbōc$

~cræft m. music ; poetical composition. ∞ ^sangcræft$

~drēam m. song, music. ∞ ^sangdrēam$

~ere m. singer, poet. ∞ ^sangere$

~estre f. singer. ∞ ^sangestre$

~pīpe f. pipe. ∞ ^sangpīpe$

sang* bed, see song. ∞ ^sang$

sāp f. ? amber, resin, pomade. ∞ ^sāp$

~box m. resin-box. ∞ ^sāpbox$

sāpe f. soap [Lt. sapo]. ∞ ^sāpe$

sār I. n. pain (of body and mind), sore, wound ; grief. II. aj. painful (wound); severe (hardship) ; causing sorrow, grievous: þæt wæs him ~. ∞ ^sār$

~bęnn † f. wound. ∞ ^sārbęnn$

~bōt f. compensation for wound. ∞ ^sārbōt$

~clāþ m. bandage. ∞ ^sārclāþ$

~cwide m. † bitter or reproachful speech; lament. ∞ ^sārcwide$

~e, ǣ av. sorely, with suffering; (speak) bitterly ; excessively. ∞ ^sāre$

~ferhþ † sore at heart. ∞ ^sārferhþ$

~lic causing pain ; causing sorrow ; expressing sorrow (of voice, song). ∞ ^sārlic$

~līce av. with pain ; lamentably; in a way expressing sorrow. ∞ ^sārlīce$

~nes f. pain ; grief. ∞ ^sārnes$

~sēofung f. complaint. ∞ ^sārsēofung$

~slęge m. painful blow. ∞ ^sārslęge$

~spell † n. lament. ∞ ^sārspell$

~stæf † m. insult, reproach. ∞ ^sārstæf$

~więlm † m. pain. ∞ ^sārwięlm$

~wracu † f. tribulation. ∞ ^sārwracu$

sārian (sār|ian) be painful (of wound) ; be sad; pity (!). ∞ ^sārian$

~ung f. lamentation. ∞ ^sārung$

sārcren once disposed to soreness (stomach). ∞ ^sārcren$

sārettan complain of, lament. ∞ ^sārettan$

sārgian (sārg|ian) tr. wound ; grieve || intr. suffer. ∞ ^sārgian$

~ung f. grief, lamentation. ∞ ^sārgung$

sarga m. trumpet. ∞ ^sarga$

sārig feeling grief, sad ; expressing grief (of voice, song). ∞ ^sārig$

~ferhþ † sad. ∞ ^sārigferhþ$

~mōd sad. ∞ ^sārigmōd$

~nes f. sadness. ∞ ^sārignes$

saturege f. savory (plant) [Lt. satureia]. ∞ ^saturege$

sāul = sāwol. ∞ ^sāul$

sāwan (sāw|an) I sow. ∞ ^sāwan$

~end, ~ere m. sower. ∞ ^sāwend$

sāwol, sāwl f. soul; life. ∞ ^sāwol$

~berend † m. human being. ∞ ^sāwolberend$

~cund spiritual. ∞ ^sāwolcund$

~gedāl † n. death. ∞ ^sāwolgedāl$

~drēor † n. life-blood. ∞ ^sāwoldrēor$

~hord † n. life ; body. ∞ ^sāwolhord$

~hūs † n. body. ∞ ^sāwolhūs$

~lēas lifeless ; without soul. ∞ ^sāwollēas$

~sceatt m., ~gescot n. soul-scot, payment to church on death of person. ∞ ^sāwolsceatt$sāwolgescot

~þearf f. soul-need, what is necessary for salvation. ∞ ^sāwolþearf$

sāwlian (sāwl|ian) expire. ∞ ^sāwlian$

~ung f. expiring, point of death. ∞ ^sāwlung$

gesāwlod having a soul. ∞ ^gesāwlod$

sāwon prt. of sēon see. ∞ ^sāwon$

scacan 2 intr. shake; move quickly, flee, depart, proceed || tr. shake. ∞ ^scacan$

scacol m. shackle ; ! plectrum. ∞ ^scacol$

scād n. account. ∞ ^scād$

~līce*, ~elīce av. reasonably, rationally. ∞ ^scādlīce$

~wīslīce av. with discretion, rationally. ∞ ^scādwīslīce$

~wīsnes f. sagacity, reason. ∞ ^scādwīsnes$

gescād I. n. separation; distinction ; discrimination; reasoning, understanding — ~ witan wg. understand ; statement; argument; (render) account; truth (of statement). II. aj. accurate ; wise. ∞ ^gescād$

~lic reasonable. ∞ ^gescādlic$

~līce av. rationally ; accurately. ∞ ^gescādlīce$

gescādwīs rational, intelligent, sagacious. ∞ ^gescādwīs$

~lic rational. ∞ ^gescādwīslic$

~līce av. rationally; sagaciously, prudently; accurately. ∞ ^gescādwīslīce$

~nes f. intelligence, reason. ∞ ^gescādwīsnes$

gescādwyrt (gescād-wyrt) f. oxeye (a plant). ∞ ^gescādwyrt$

scādan, ēa I b tr. divide, separate; distinguish; scatter, sprinkle (small particles), shed (blood) || intr. separate ; differ; be scattered, fall (of small particles). ∞ ^scādan$ ^scēadan$

scāda m. crown of the head. ∞ ^scāda$

scādesealf (scāde-sealf)*, ea f. medicinal powder (for sprinkling). ∞ ^scādesealf$

scādenmæ̂l (scāden-mæ̂l)*, sceaþen- † with divided (branching) ornaments or patterns (sword). ∞ ^scādenmæl$

scæcdōm*, sæc- m. flight [scacan]. ∞ ^scæcdōm$

scǣnan (scǣn|an) break. ∞ ^scǣnan$

ge~ingnes (!) f. collision Gl. ∞ ^gescǣningnes$

scær = scear prt. of sciėran. ∞ ^scær$

scæþþa = sceaþa nail. ∞ ^scæþþa$

scāf. ∞ ^scāf$

~fōt splay-footed. ∞ ^scāffōt$

scafan 2 shave, polish; scrape, shred. ∞ ^scafan$

scafa m. plane (a tool). ∞ ^scafa$

scafoþa m., sceafþ, æ what is shaved or scraped off. ∞ ^scafoþa$ ^sceafþ$

scaga m. copse. ∞ ^scaga$

scalu f. shell, husk ; dish; scale (of balance), pair of scales. ∞ ^scalu$

scamian (scam|ian) be ashamed, also impers. w. a. or L. d. of pers., w. g. or for d., w. sbj.: hē ~aþ þæs, wē ~iaþ ūre, menn (a.) ~aþ for gōddǣdum, him ~aþ þæt hē cume. ∞ ^scamian$ ^scamigan$

~ung f. being put to shame, disgrace. ∞ ^scamung$

scamol m. bench ; stool. ∞ ^scamol$

scamu (scam|u) f. feeling of shame, modesty; disgrace ; private parts. ∞ ^scamu$

~fæst ashamed ; modest. ∞ ^scamfæst$

~full modest, chaste. ∞ ^scamfull$

~isc to be ashamed of, private (parts). ∞ ^scamisc$

~lēas shameless, bold, wanton. ∞ ^scamlēas$

~lēaslic shameless, wanton. ∞ ^scamlēaslic$

~lēaslīce av. shamelessly. ∞ ^scamlēaslīce$

~lic bashful; disgraceful. ∞ ^scamlic$

~līce av. disgracefully. ∞ ^scamlīce$

~līest, ēa f. impudence, wantonness. ∞ ^scamlīest$

~lim n. private member. ∞ ^scamlim$

scanca (scanc|a) m. shank of leg; leg. ∞ ^scanca$

~bęnd m. garter. ∞ ^scancbęnd$

~gebeorg n. greave. ∞ ^scancgebeorg$

~forod with broken leg. ∞ ^scancforod$

~gegięrela m. garter. ∞ ^scancgegięrela$

~līra m. calf of leg. ∞ ^scanclīra$

scand m. buffoon ; infamous man or woman. Cp. scand f. ∞ ^scand$

scand f. disgrace; what is disgraceful; infamous woman. Cp. scand m. ∞ ^scand$

~full infamous. ∞ ^scandfull$

~hūs n. brothel. ∞ ^scandhūs$

~lic infamous ; unchaste; disgraceful; obscene; causing shame. ∞ ^scandlic$

~līce av. disgracefully ; unchastely; ignominiously; insultingly. ∞ ^scandlīce$

~licnes f. what is accompanied with disgrace ; disgraceful ac ion. ∞ ^scandlicnes$

~lufiende loving disgracefully Gl. ∞ ^scandlufiende$

~word n. abusive word; obscene language. ∞ ^scandword$

gescapen ptc. of scięppan. ∞ ^gescapen$

~nes f. creation. ∞ ^gescapennes$

scaru f. groin, private parts. ∞ ^scaru$

scaru f. (hair)-cutting; (sheep)-shearing; tonsure [sciėran]. ∞ ^scaru$

scaþian (scaþ|ian) do mischief; steal. ∞ ^scaþian$

~ennes f. injury. ∞ ^scaþennes$

~ung f. injury. ∞ ^scaþung$

scaþa m. one who does harm, (public) enemy, criminal; thief; fiend ; † warrior. ∞ ^scaþa$ ^sceaþa$

scaþa † once m. injury, misfortune. ∞ ^scaþa$

scaþel (m.) weaving-implement. ∞ ^scaþel$

scea- often = sca-. ∞ ^scea$

sceabb, æ m. scab. ∞ ^sceabb$

~ede scabby. ∞ ^sceabbede$

scēacre, scēacere m. robber lN. ∞ ^scēacre$

scead n. shade ; protection. ∞ ^scead$

~iht shady. ∞ ^sceadiht$

sceadd (m.) shad (a fish). ∞ ^sceadd$

~gęnge — þonne ~ biþ when shad are in season. ∞ ^sceaddgęnge$

sceadu, pl. scead(w)a, f. shadow; shade, darkness; shady place, arbour, &c.; protection; something unreal or unsubstantial, shadow. ∞ ^sceadu$ ^sceadwa$ ^sceada$ ^scadu$

~geard m. shady enclosure, ! Tempe. ∞ ^sceadugeard$

~gęnga † m. one who walks in darkness. ∞ ^sceadugęnga$

~helm † m. darkness. ∞ ^sceaduhelm$

sceadwian (sceadw|ian), -dew- overshadow. ∞ ^sceadwian$

~ung f. overshadowing. ∞ ^sceadwung$

scēaf m. bundle, sheaf [scūfan]. ∞ ^scēaf$

~mæ̂lum av. sheafwise. ∞ ^scēafmælum$

sceaft m. shaft (of spear, arrow) ; spear; pole ; measure of length six inches. ∞ ^sceaft$

~lō, pl. ~lōn shaft-strap (to help in throwing spear). ∞ ^sceaftlō$

~riht, ~rihte av. in a straight line. ∞ ^sceaftriht$

sceaft fm. creation; what is created [scięppan]. ∞ ^sceaft$

gesceaft fn. creation; condition, nature; created thing, creature. coll. creation — þā fēower ~a elements ; decree (of fate, God). ∞ ^gesceaft$

sceagga (sceagg|a), cg m. hair of the head. ∞ ^sceagga$

~ede hairy-headed. ∞ ^sceaggede$

sceal, L. sceall vb., pl. sculon, sbj. scyle, u, prt. scolde wdg. owe (money); obligation of duty, reasonableness, command, compulsion shall; to show that a statement is made at second-hand: hī sædon þæt þæs hearperes wīf sceolde ācwelan died | often w. ellipse of infn. : hīe tō helle sculon go ; ne ~ cyrcan timber tō ænigum ōþrum weorce be used for. ∞ ^sceal$ ^sculan$ ^scealt$ ^sculon$ ^sceolde$ ^sceoldest$ ^sceoldon$ ^scyle$ ^scylen$ ^sceolden$

scealc m. servant; †man, warrior. ∞ ^scealc$

sceald. ∞ ^sceald$

~þȳfel ; pl. vE. scald(t)hȳflas, scaldhūlas m. bush, shrub. ∞ ^scealdþȳfel$ ^scaldhȳflas$ ^scaldthȳflas$ ^scaldhūlas$

scealga m. a fish. ∞ ^scealga$

sceallan pl. testicles. ∞ ^sceallan$

scēam †, ēa † once m. white horse(?). ∞ ^scēam$

scēanfeld (scēan-feld) = scien-. ∞ ^scēanfeld$

sceap (n.) private part. ∞ ^sceap$

gesceap n. creation ; created thing, creature ; form, shape ; nature ; destiny, decree (of fate); private part. ∞ ^gesceap$

~hwīl † f. fated hour (of death). ∞ ^gesceaphwīl$

~līce av. fitly. ∞ ^gesceaplīce$

scēap, æ̂, ē, lN. scīp n. sheep. ∞ ^scēap$

~en sheep’s. ∞ ^scēapen$

~heord f. flock of sheep. ∞ ^scēapheord$

~heorden hovel, shed. ∞ ^scēapheorden$

~hierde m. shepherd. ∞ ^scēaphierde$

~scaru f. sheep-shearing. ∞ ^scēapscaru$

~wæsce f. place for washing sheep. ∞ ^scēapwæsce$

~wīc n. sheepfold. ∞ ^scēapwīc$

scear n. ploughshare [sciėran]. ∞ ^scear$

~bēam m. wood to which ploughshare is fixed. ∞ ^scearbēam$

scearseax (scear-seax), seiėr- n. razor. ∞ ^scearseax$

scear prt. of sciėran. ∞ ^scear$

sceard I. notched, with pieces broken off or out; gashed, mutilated ; deprived wg. [sciėran]. ∞ ^sceard$

scearfian (scearf|ian) scrape, shred [sceorfan]. ∞ ^scearfian$

~ung f. scraping, scarifying. ∞ ^scearfung$

scearflian scrape. ∞ ^scearflian$

scearn (n.) dung. ∞ ^scearn$

~wibba, ~wifel m. beetle. ∞ ^scearnwibba$

scēaron prt. pl. of sciėran. ∞ ^scēaron$

scearp sharp; rough; pungent, acid, acrid; sharp of speech; severe (pain, hunger); energetic ; strong, sharp (medicine, sight, intellect) [sciėran]. ∞ ^scearp$

~e av. sharply, keenly (of seeing). ∞ ^scearpe$

~ęcged sharp-edged. ∞ ^scearpęcged$

~lic keen (inquiry), severe (temptation). ∞ ^scearplic$

~līce av. (heal) effectually, (see) keenly ; painfully. ∞ ^scearplīce$

~nes f. pungency, acidity ; keenness (of sight, intellect). ∞ ^scearpnes$

~numol efficacious (medicine). ∞ ^scearpnumol$

~sīene sharp-sighted. ∞ ^scearpsīene$

~smēaung f. argument. ∞ ^scearpsmēaung$

~þanclīce, ~þancfullīce av. efficaciously. ∞ ^scearpþanclīce$

~þancol acute (of mind). ∞ ^scearpþancol$

scearpe (scearp|e) f. scarification. ∞ ^scearpe$

~ian scarify. ∞ ^scearpian$

~ung f. scarifying. ∞ ^scearpung$

scēarra, scēara, vE. scērero, -uru pl. shears, scissors [sciėran] ∞ ^scēarra$

scēat m. piece of cloth, cloak, garment; lap, bosom, surface; region, quarter (of the earth); inlet (of the sea) Bd.; corner; projection [scēotan]. ∞ ^scēat$

~codd m. wallet. ∞ ^scēatcodd$

~līne f. sheet of sail, rope fastened to lower end of sail. ∞ ^scēatlīne$

gescēatwyrpan (gescēat-wyrpan) [y = ię ?] betroth Gl. ∞ ^gescēatwyrpan$

scēata m. cloth, napkin; bosom, lap ; corner, lower corner of sail. ∞ ^scēata$

sceatt m. property ; money, sum ; payment, tribute, rent — tēoþa ~ tithe ; bribe ; coin ; penny. ∞ ^sceatt$

scēaþ, ǣ f. sheath. ∞ ^scēaþ$

sceaþa, eo, scæþþ- m. nail lN. ∞ ^sceaþa$

scēawian (scēaw|ian) see; scrutinize, reconnoitre; regard (with favour); seek out, select, provide ; grant L. ∞ ^scēawian$

~endspræ̂c (~end-spræ̂c), -wīse f. buffoonery. ∞ ^scēawendspræc$

~ere m. spectator; spy; watchtower; mirror. ∞ ^scēawere$

~ung f. seeing, contemplation ; examination ; regard for; ! pretence ; spectacle, show. ∞ ^scēawung$

gescēawian wda. make manifest, show (honour); see. ∞ ^gescēawian$

scęgþ, sceiþ mf. swift ship [Scan. skeiþ]. ∞ ^scęgþ$

~mann m. pirate, Scandinavian. ∞ ^scęgþmann$

scęnc m. cup; draught. ∞ ^scęnc$

~an give to drink wda. ∞ ^scęncan$

~ingcuppe (~ing-cuppe) f. cup from which drink is poured. ∞ ^scęncingcuppe$

scęndan (scęnd|an), i, y put to shame, injure [scand]. ∞ ^scęndan$

(ge)~nes, ea f. shame, confusion. ∞ ^gescęndnes$

~ung, ~ing f. abuse ; injury. ∞ ^scęndung$

scęndle f. reproach, abuse lN. ∞ ^scęndle$

scęnn † once plate of metal on handle of sword (?). ∞ ^scęnn$

gescęnto, -scęndþo f. shame, confusion [scand]. ∞ ^gescęnto$

sceo- often = sco, occ. = scu-. ∞ ^sceo$

scēo- often = scō, occ. = scū-. ∞ ^scēo$

scēo f. once cloud (?). ∞ ^scēo$

scēon † wk. vb. happen — vL. sceet happens wd. ∞ ^scēon$

scēofan = scūfan. ∞ ^scēofan$

sceoh,† timid (?). ∞ ^sceoh$

~mōd timid (?). ∞ ^sceohmōd$

sceolh wry, oblique. ∞ ^sceolh$

scēolēagede (scēol|ēagede), ~īege, scy- squinting· ∞ ^scēolēagede$

sceolon = sculon. ∞ ^sceolon$

scēone = scīene. ∞ ^scēone$

sceorf = scurf. ∞ ^sceorf$

gesceorf n. scurf. ∞ ^gesceorf$

sceorfan 3 gnaw; scarify; ge- scrape, shred. ∞ ^sceorfan$

sceorp n. dress. ∞ ^sceorp$

sceorpan 3 scrape, cause irritation [screpan]. ∞ ^sceorpan$

scēot quick, ready. ∞ ^scēot$

gescēot once quick, ready. ∞ ^gescēot$

scēotan 7 tr. shoot or throw missile; hit with missile; move quickly, push, throw ; contribute, pay (money); refer case to person or court w. tō || intr. move quickly, rush, flow, run (of road), also met.·, shoot (of pain). ∞ ^scēotan$

~end † m. warrior. ∞ ^scēotanend$

scēota m. trout. ∞ ^scēota$

sceoþa = sceaþa nail. ∞ ^sceoþa$

scep = scyp patch. ∞ ^scep$

sceran = scieran. ∞ ^sceran$

scerero = scēarra. ∞ ^scerero$

scericge, scern- f. female buffoon, actress. ∞ ^scericge$

scernicge, see scericge. ∞ ^scernicge$

scęþ-. Cp. scęþþan. ∞ ^scęþ$

~dæ̂d f. crime Gl. ∞ ^scęþdæd$

~nes f. injury. ∞ ^scęþnes$

~wræc once noxious, wicked. ∞ ^scęþwræc$

scęþþan (scęþþ|an) 2, prt. † scōd, also wk. scęþede wd. injure [scaþa]. ∞ ^scęþþan$ ^scod$ ^gescod$ ^scęþede$

~end † m. enemy. ∞ ^scęþþend$

ge~endlic hurtful lN. ∞ ^gescęþþendlic$

scęþþu, æ f. injury. ∞ ^scęþþu$

scīa (m.) shin, leg Gl., lN. ∞ ^scīa$

sciccels, scyccel m. cloak. ∞ ^sciccels$

sciccing, scic(g)ing, scinccing (m.) cloak Gl. ∞ ^sciccing$ ^scicging$ ^scicing$ ^scinccing$

scīd n. piece of wood split thin, stick (for lighting fire). ∞ ^scīd$

~hrēac m. heap of sticks. ∞ ^scīdhrēac$

~weall m. fence. ∞ ^scīdweall$

scielian*, y, e divide, remove — ~ of māle put (ships) out of commission. ∞ ^scielian$

scięlcen f. female servant or slave; prostitute [scealc]. ∞ ^scięlcen$

sciėld m. shield; protection. ∞ ^sciėld$

~burg † f. phalanx, testudo. ∞ ^sciėldburg$

~freca † m. warrior. ∞ ^sciėldfreca$

~hrēoþa, ~rēþa, ~hrēada m. shield; testudo, phalanx. ∞ ^sciėldhrēoþa$

~truma m. phalanx. ∞ ^sciėldtruma$

~weall † m. phalanx, testudo. ∞ ^sciėldweall$

~wiga † m. warrior. ∞ ^sciėldwiga$

~wyrhta m. shield-maker. ∞ ^sciėldwyrhta$

gesciėld n. refuge, protection. ∞ ^gesciėld$

scieldan (scield|an) protect w. a. and wiþ a. — abs. ~ ongēan make defence (against accusation). ∞ ^scieldan$ ^scyldan$

~en, ~enn*, i f. protection. ∞ ^scielden$

(ge)~end m. protector. ∞ ^gescieldend$

~ere m. protector. ∞ ^scieldere$

(ge)~nes f. protection. ∞ ^gescieldnes$

~ung f. protection. ∞ ^scieldung$

sciėlfan 3 intr. shake. ∞ ^sciėlfan$

scielfor yellow Gl. ∞ ^scielfor$

scięll f. shell; scale (of fish, snake) [scalu]. ∞ ^scięll$

~fisc m. shell-fish. ∞ ^scięllfisc$

~iht having a shell. ∞ ^scięlliht$

sciell*, scyl † resonant (?) R. ∞ ^sciell$

sciėllan 3 intr. sound. ∞ ^sciėllan$

scięlle*, e destruction, slaughter Gl. ∞ ^scięlle$

scīene (scīen|e), ēo beautiful. ∞ ^scīene$

~feld*, ī, ēa m. Elysian field, Tempe. ∞ ^scīenfeld$

scīenes = scȳnes suggestion. ∞ ^scīenes$

scięppan (sciępp|an) 2 prt. scōp, ptc. sc(e)apen, æ, ę create; form ; destine (a person to anything), adjudge, wda. assign, give (name). ∞ ^scięppan$ ^scop$ ^sceapen$ ^scapen$ ^scæpen$

~end, ge- m. Creator. ∞ ^scięppend$

scierseax (scier-seax) = scear-. ∞ ^scierseax$

sciėran (sciėr|an), A. e(o), prt. scear, pl. scēaron, A. scær, scēron cut, shear — ptc. scoren cut short off, precipitous. ∞ ^sciėran$ ^sceoran$ ^sceran$ ^scēaron$ ^scær$ ^scēron$

~ing f. shaving. ∞ ^sciėring$

scięrian (scięr|ian) wda. allot, assign, grant [sciėran]. ∞ ^scięrian$

~iendlic derivative (in grammar). ∞ ^scięriendlic$

~ung f. expulsion. ∞ ^scięrung$

scięrdan injure, destroy [sceard]. ∞ ^scięrdan$

scięrden of shards [sceard]. ∞ ^scięrden$

scierfemūs (scierfe-mūs)*, i f. shrew-mouse [sceorfan]. ∞ ^scierfemūs$

scięrpan tr. sharpen ; incite, stimulate [scearp]. ∞ ^scięrpan$

scierpan clothe, equip (soldiers) [sceorp]. ∞ ^scierpan$

gescierpla m. clothing, clothes. ∞ ^gescierpla$

scīete f. sheet, a cloth [scēat]. ∞ ^scīete$

sciftan divide (land) ; arrange, appoint. ∞ ^sciftan$

scilling m. shilling, a monetary unit of varying value. ∞ ^scilling$

~rīm n. reckoning by shillings. ∞ ^scillingrīm$

scima (scim|a) m. shadow, gloom. ∞ ^scima$

~ian be dark; be dazzled (of eyes) ; be bleared (of eyes). ∞ ^scimian$

scīma (scīm|a), ī† m. light, brightness. ∞ ^scīma$

~ian shine, glitter. ∞ ^scīmian$

scimirian shine, gleam. ∞ ^scimirian$

scīnan (scīn|an) 6 shine; also fig. be conspicuous, &c. ∞ ^scīnan$

~endlic bright. ∞ ^scīnendlic$

gescīnan 6 tr. shine upon, illuminate. ∞ ^gescīnan$

gescincio npl. the fat about the kidneys. ∞ ^gescincio$

scinn (scin|n), scīn, ī † [or *scinn], í phantom, demon, devil. ∞ ^scinn$

~cræft, scinn-, scín- m. magic, magic art or trick. ∞ ^scincræft$

~cræftiga m. magician. ∞ ^scincræftiga$

~gedwola m. phantom. ∞ ^scingedwola$

~hīw n. phantom ; magic trick. ∞ ^scinhīw$

~lāc n. phantom ; magic, magic art or trick; superstition; frenzy, rage. ∞ ^scinlāc$

~gelāc n. magic art or trick. ∞ ^scingelāc$

~lǣca, ~lāca m. magician. ∞ ^scinlǣca$

~lǣce f. sorceress. ∞ ^scinlǣce$

~lǣce, ~lāc, lN. scinelāc- magic ; spectral. ∞ ^scinlǣce$

~lic*, lN. scinelic spectral. ∞ ^scinlic$

~sēoc spectre-haunted. ∞ ^scinsēoc$

scinn*, y n. skin, fur vL. [Scand.]. ∞ ^scinn$

scinna m. spectre, demon. ∞ ^scinna$

scinnere m. magician. ∞ ^scinnere$

scinnes*, scinis f. light lN. ∞ ^scinnes$

scinu (scin|u) f. shin. ∞ ^scinu$

~bān n. shin-bone. ∞ ^scinbān$

~hosu f. greave. ∞ ^scinhosu$

scip n. ship. ∞ ^scip$

~bīeme f. ship-trumpet. ∞ ^scipbīeme$

~broc n. hardship on board ship. ∞ ^scipbroc$

~gebroc n. shipwreck. ∞ ^scipgebroc$

~brucol causing shipwreck. ∞ ^scipbrucol$

~bryce m. what drifts ashore from wrecked ships. ∞ ^scipbryce$

~cræft m. naval power, force of ships. ∞ ^scipcræft$

~drincende drowning lN. ∞ ^scipdrincende$

~færeld n. voyage. ∞ ^scipfæreld$

~fæt n. vessel or dish in the form of a ship. ∞ ^scipfæt$

~farend m. sailor. ∞ ^scipfarend$

~gefeoht n. naval battle. ∞ ^scipgefeoht$

~gefere n. going by ship. ∞ ^scipgefere$

~fērend m. sailor. ∞ ^scipfērend$

~fięrd f. naval expedition, fleet. ∞ ^scipfięrd$

~fięrdung, -ing f. naval expedition ; fitting out fleet; fleet. ∞ ^scipfięrdung$

~flota m. sailor, pirate. ∞ ^scipflota$

~fultum m. naval reinforcements. ∞ ^scipfultum$

~fylleþ private jurisdiction exercised over a group of three hundreds. ∞ ^scipfylleþ$

~fyrþrung, ~fyrþung, ~forþung f. fitting out ships. ∞ ^scipfyrþrung$

~giėld n. tax for maintaining fleet. ∞ ^scipgiėld$

~hamor m. hammer whose sound directed rowers. ∞ ^sciphamor$

~hęre m. fleet; crew of a warship. ∞ ^sciphęre$

~hęrelic naval Gl. ∞ ^sciphęrelic$

~hlǣder, ~hlǣdder f. ship’s ladder. ∞ ^sciphlǣder$

~hlæst m. transport (ship); crew. ∞ ^sciphlæst$

~hlāford m. master of ship. ∞ ^sciphlāford$

~incel n. small ship. ∞ ^scipincel$

~lād f. sailing. ∞ ^sciplād$

~lic naval. ∞ ^sciplic$

~liþ n. naval force L. [Scand.]. ∞ ^scipliþ$

~liþende going in ship. ∞ ^scipliþende$

~mærls, ~mærels m. ship-rope. ∞ ^scipmærls$

~mann m. sailor, rower; one who goes on trading voyages. ∞ ^scipmann$

~rāp m. cable. ∞ ^sciprāp$

~rēþra m. sailor. ∞ ^sciprēþra$

~rōþor n. oar ; rudder. ∞ ^sciprōþor$

~rōwend m. rower, sailor Gl. ∞ ^sciprōwend$

~ryne m. passage or channel for ships. ∞ ^scipryne$

~setl n. rowers’ bench. ∞ ^scipsetl$

~sōcn f. = ~fylleþ. ∞ ^scipsōcn$

~steall m. place for ship(s), docks. ∞ ^scipsteall$

~steorra m. Pole-star. ∞ ^scipsteorra$

~stīera, ēo m. steersman, pilot. ∞ ^scipstīera$

~getāwu pl. fittings of a ship. ∞ ^scipgetāwu$

~teoro n., ~teara m. pitch. ∞ ^scipteoro$

~toll m. fare, passage-money. ∞ ^sciptoll$

~wealh m. one liable to serve in the fleet (?). ∞ ^scipwealh$

~weard † m. ship-master. ∞ ^scipweard$

~werod n. crew. ∞ ^scipwerod$

~wīse f. form of a ship. ∞ ^scipwīse$

~wyrhta m. ship-builder. ∞ ^scipwyrhta$

scipætere (scip-ætere), -et- m. sheep’s carcase LL. Cp. scēap. ∞ ^scipætere$

scipian (scip|ian) equip or man (ship) || intr. embark. ∞ ^scipian$

~ere m. sailor. ∞ ^scipere$

scipe m. dignity, office; wages, stipend. ∞ ^scipe$

scipen, y f. stall, fold (for cattle or sheep). ∞ ^scipen$

scīr f. office, administration ; district, shire, diocese, parish. ∞ ^scīr$

~biscop m. bishop of a diocese. ∞ ^scīrbiscop$

~lett (n.) piece or measure of land Ct. Cp. geoc-led. ∞ ^scīrlett$

~mann, ~emann, scīrig- m. official, steward; procurator ; native of a district. ∞ ^scīrmann$

~gemōt n. shire-mote. ∞ ^scīrgemōt$

~gerēfa m. judicial president of a shire, sheriff. ∞ ^scīrgerēfa$

~gesceatt n. property of a see. ∞ ^scīrgesceatt$

~þegen m. thane of a shire. ∞ ^scīrþegen$

~wita, ~ewita m. chief man of shire. ∞ ^scīrwita$

scīr transparent, clear (weather) ; bright, glittering, white, brilliant; pure (wine) ; clear (voice); splendid. ∞ ^scīr$

~baso bright purple. ∞ ^scīrbaso$

~e av. brightly; clearly (of voice). ∞ ^scīre$

~ęcg bright-edged. ∞ ^scīręcg$

~ham † in bright armour. ∞ ^scīrham$

~mæ̂led † with bright ornaments (sword). ∞ ^scīrmæled$

~wered bright (light). ∞ ^scīrwered$

scīran (scīr|an) declare, tell, speak; make a distinction, distinguish, decide; wg. get clear or rid of. ∞ ^scīran$

~nes f. explanation. ∞ ^scīrnes$

scītan 6 cacare. ∞ ^scītan$

scitol purgative. ∞ ^scitol$

scitte f. diarrhœa. ∞ ^scitte$

scō, see scōh. ∞ ^scō$

scōd prt. of scęþþan. ∞ ^scōd$

scofettan drive (hither and thither) [scūfan]. ∞ ^scofettan$

scofl f. shovel [scūfan]. ∞ ^scofl$

scōgan, scōgean, scōian, scōan, ptc. gescōd shoe, put on shoes, furnish with shoes. ∞ ^scōgan$

scōung f. supplying with shoes. ∞ ^scōung$

scōh, scō m., pl. scōs shoe. ∞ ^scōh$

~cnyll m. signal for putting on shoes. ∞ ^scōhcnyll$

~ere m. shoemaker. ∞ ^scōhere$

~nægl m. shoe-nail. ∞ ^scōhnægl$

~þegn m. servant who attends to shoes. ∞ ^scōhþegn$

~þwang m. boot-lace. ∞ ^scōhþwang$

~wyrhta m. shoemaker, worker in leather. ∞ ^scōhwyrhta$

scolde prt. of sceal. ∞ ^scolde$

scōl [Fr.] scolu [Lt.] f. school. See scolu. ∞ ^scōl$

scōlmann (scōl-mann) m. learner. ∞ ^scōlmann$

gescola m. debtor [sceal]. ∞ ^gescola$

gescola m. schoolfellow. ∞ ^gescola$

scolere, scoliere m. pupil, learner. ∞ ^scolere$

scolu (scol|u) f. troop, host [Lt. schola school in L. sense of corporation, bodyguard]. ∞ ^scolu$

~mann m. client, follower. ∞ ^scolmann$

scōm. ∞ ^scōm$

~hylte (n.) thicket Gl. ∞ ^scōmhylte$

scop m. poet. ∞ ^scop$

~cræft m. poetry. ∞ ^scopcræft$

~lēoþ n. poem. ∞ ^scoplēoþ$

~lic poetical. ∞ ^scoplic$

~gereord n. poetical language. ∞ ^scopgereord$

scōp prt. of scięppan. ∞ ^scōp$

scoppa m. shed, booth. ∞ ^scoppa$

scorian intr. refuse. ∞ ^scorian$

scorian project (of stones from cliff). ∞ ^scorian$

scoren ptc. of sciėran. ∞ ^scoren$

scort, cpv. scyrtra, spl. scyrtest, short, not tall; of time short, brief. ∞ ^scort$

~ian intr. shorten (of days); run short, fail. ∞ ^scortian$

~lic short (time). ∞ ^scortlic$

~līce av. of time quickly, soon ; (narrate) briefly. ∞ ^scortlīce$

~nes f. shortness (of time); short space of time; epitome, summary. ∞ ^scortnes$

~wierplic*, y (dream) of early fulfilment. ∞ ^scortwierplic$

scot n. shot, shooting; †once eo rush, darting (of salmon) [scēotan]. ∞ ^scot$

~frēo free from impost L. ∞ ^scotfrēo$

~spere n. javelin. ∞ ^scotspere$

scotlīra (scot-līra) m. calf of leg. ∞ ^scotlīra$

gescot n., often coll. missile weapons, bow and arrow; arrow ; shooting, darting (missiles); flight of missiles | contribution, payment | part of building shut off from the rest, chancel. ∞ ^gescot$

~feoht n. fight with missiles. ∞ ^gescotfeoht$

scotian (scot|ian) shoot (a person); shoot or hurl (weapon) || intr. move rapidly. ∞ ^scotian$

~ung f. shooting ; missile. ∞ ^scotung$

Scottas (Scot|tas) mpl. Irish ; Scotch. ∞ ^Scottas$

~land n. Ireland ; Scotland. ∞ ^Scotland$

scrād † R. ∞ ^scrād$

scræf n. cave ; den; hovel. ∞ ^scræf$

scræf*, vE. scræb, e (m.) cormorant (?). ∞ ^scræf$

gescræpe = gescrēpe. ∞ ^gescræpe$

scrætte f. adulteress, prostitute. ∞ ^scrætte$

scrallettan † sound loudly intr. ∞ ^scrallettan$

scrēad, ~e f. shred, paring. ∞ ^scrēad$

~ian pare. ∞ ^scrēadian$

scrēadung f. pruning, trimming ; what is pared off, shred. ∞ ^scrēadung$

~isen n. pruning-knife. ∞ ^scrēadungisen$

scrēawa m. shrew-mouse. ∞ ^scrēawa$

scręmman make to stumble [scrimman]. ∞ ^scręmman$

scręncan (scręnc|an) put stumbling-block in the way of, trip up; injure morally [scrincan ; cp. scręmman]. ∞ ^scręncan$

ge~ednes f. tripping up. ∞ ^gescręncednes$

gescręnce withered lN. ∞ ^gescręnce$

screpan 5 scrape. ∞ ^screpan$

gescrēpe (gescrēp|e), scrēpe, oe, ǣ suitable, fit. ∞ ^gescrēpe$

~elīce av. fitly. ∞ ^gescrēpelīce$

~nes f. convenience. ∞ ^gescrēpnes$

screpu*, eo f. curry-comb, strigil Gl. ∞ ^screpu$

scrīc shrike (a bird). ∞ ^scrīc$

scrid n. carriage, chariot, litter [scrīþan]. ∞ ^scrid$

~wægn m. chariot. ∞ ^scridwægn$

~wisa m. charioteer. ∞ ^scridwisa$

scride*, -þe † once course, orbit (of stars) [scrīþan]. ∞ ^scride$

scriden ptc. of scrīþan. ∞ ^scriden$

gescrif n. edict [scrīfan]. ∞ ^gescrif$

scrīfan 6 decree; wda. allot, assign, impose (penance), wd. shrive || care for, reck w. g., d. or for d. ∞ ^scrīfan$

scrifen † R. ∞ ^scrifen$

scrift m. legal penalty; penance; judge ; confessor, priest who hears confession [scrīfan]. ∞ ^scrift$

~bōc f. book stating penances to be imposed after confession, confessional; discourse on penance. ∞ ^scriftbōc$

~scīr f. confessor’s district. ∞ ^scriftscīr$

~spræ̂c f. confession. ∞ ^scriftspræc$

scrimman 3 be drawn up or permanently bent (of limbs). ∞ ^scrimman$

scrīn n. receptacle for valuables, coffer ; shrine ; ark (of the covenant); cage in which a criminal is confined [Lt. scrinium]. ∞ ^scrīn$

scrincan 3 intr. wither, fade; shrink, contract; be dispirited. ∞ ^scrincan$

scripp (m.) bag, wallet. ∞ ^scripp$

scritta m. hermaphrodite Gl. ∞ ^scritta$

scrīþan 6 move smoothly, glide, go, wander; come on, go on (of light, darkness, time). ∞ ^scrīþan$

scriþe = scride. ∞ ^scriþe$

scrofell (n.) scrofula [Lt.]. ∞ ^scrofell$

scrūd n. dress, garment. ∞ ^scrūd$

~fultum m. supplying clothing. ∞ ^scrūdfultum$

~land n. land to provide clothing. ∞ ^scrūdland$

~waru f. dress. ∞ ^scrūdwaru$

scrūdnian (scrūdn|ian), scrūtn- investigate. ∞ ^scrūdnian$

~ung f. investigation. ∞ ^scrūdnung$

scruf = scurf. ∞ ^scruf$

scrybb f. underwood. ∞ ^scrybb$

scrȳdan dress ; provide with clothes, clothe ; put on (clothes , dress oneself in waa., w. a. and mid d. [scrūd]. ∞ ^scrȳdan$

scrȳdelshūs (scrȳdels-hūs)*, scru- n. vestry. ∞ ^scrȳdelshūs$

scrynce once withered lN. [scrincan]. ∞ ^scrynce$

scua = scuwa. ∞ ^scua$

scucca (scucc|a), sceo- m. demon, devil. ∞ ^scucca$

~giėld n. idol. ∞ ^scuccgiėld$

scūfan, scēo·, ptc. scofen, lN. y, 7 tr. push — ~ ūt launch (ship) ; ~ him tō handa deliver up ; push (a person’s cause); prompt (thought); † cause to appear (night, dawn) || intr. move, fall. ∞ ^scūfan$

scūdan †, ū † once hasten (?) intr. ∞ ^scūdan$

sculdor m., pl. -dru, -a shoulder. ∞ ^sculdor$

~hrægl n. cape. ∞ ^sculdorhrægl$

~wærc m. pain in the shoulders. ∞ ^sculdorwærc$

gesculdru = gescyldrū. ∞ ^gesculdru$

sculon, see sceal. ∞ ^sculon$

scultheta (scult-heta) = scyld-. ∞ ^scultheta$

scunian (scun|ian), lN. giscynia avoid; fear; abhor. ∞ ^scunian$

~ung f. abomination. ∞ ^scunung$

scūr m. shower (of rain, hail); gust (of wind); shower (of missiles). ∞ ^scūr$

~beorg † m. roof. ∞ ^scūrbeorg$

~boga † m. rainbow. ∞ ^scūrboga$

~fāg showery (winter). ∞ ^scūrfāg$

~heard † hardened by striking (sword). ∞ ^scūrheard$

~mæ̂lum*, scyr- av. stormily. ∞ ^scūrmælum$

~sceadu † f. protection against storms or weather. ∞ ^scūrsceadu$

scurf, eo, scruf (m.) scurf. ∞ ^scurf$

~ede, ~ende scurfy. ∞ ^scurfede$

scutel (m.) dish [Lt. scutula]. ∞ ^scutel$

scua, scuwa, u † m. shadow; darkness; protection; unreality. ∞ ^scua$

gescȳ, A. oe n. pair of shoes [scōh]. ∞ ^gescȳ$

scȳan (scȳ|an), scyh- suggest, persuade, tempt. ∞ ^scȳan$

~nes*, scīenes f. suggestion. ∞ ^scȳnes$

scyfe m. falling headlong; precipitation, hastiness ; furtherance ; instigation [scūfan]. ∞ ^scyfe$

scyfel, scyfle f. woman’s headdress Gl. ∞ ^scyfel$

gescȳgean provide with shoes Ct. [gescȳ]. ∞ ^gescȳgean$

scyhtan † instigate. Cp. scȳan. ∞ ^scyhtan$

scyl = sciell. ∞ ^scyl$

scyld f. guilt ; debt, due [sceal]. ∞ ^scyld$

~frecu † f. wicked greed. ∞ ^scyldfrecu$

~full guilty. ∞ ^scyldfull$

~hǣta, scultheta m. bailiff. ∞ ^scyldhǣta$

~hata † m. wicked persecutor, enemy. ∞ ^scyldhata$

~lēas guiltless. ∞ ^scyldlēas$

~wrecende punishing guilt. ∞ ^scyldwrecende$

~wyrcende evil-doing. ∞ ^scyldwyrcende$

gescyldan, -ian charge, accuse. ∞ ^gescyldan$

scyldian = scyldan, scyldgian. ∞ ^scyldian$

scyldgian (scyldg|ian), scyld(ig)ian sin. ∞ ^scyldgian$ ^scyldigian$ ^scyldian$

~ung f. criminal charge. ∞ ^scyldgung$

scyldig w. g. (i.) guilty; responsible for; bound by obligation ; liable to (punishment); having forfeited, liable to lose (life, property). ∞ ^scyldig$

~nes f. guilt lN. ∞ ^scyldignes$

gescyldru, -sculdru, -sculdre pl. shoulders [sculdor]. ∞ ^gescyldru$

scyle, see sceal. ∞ ^scyle$

scylf m. peak, crag; pinnacle, turret. ∞ ^scylf$

scylfe f. shelf, ledge ; floor, story. ∞ ^scylfe$

scylfig*, scylpig rocky Gl. ∞ ^scylfig$

scylfrung [y = ie?] f. once swinging (of lamps) intr. (?), brightness (?). ∞ ^scylfrung$

scynian = scunian. ∞ ^scynian$

scyndan (scynd|an) hasten intr. and tr. ; incite, exhort. ∞ ^scyndan$

~endlīce av. hastily. ∞ ^scyndendlīce$

scyndel m. disreputable one, cad (of Jupiter !). ∞ ^scyndel$

scyp, e m. patch, piece of cloth. ∞ ^scyp$

scypian once take shape, be formed. ∞ ^scypian$

scypen = scipen stall. ∞ ^scypen$

seyrmælum (seyr-mælum) = scūr-. ∞ ^seyrmælum$

scyrft once cutting (?) Gl. [sceorfan]. ∞ ^scyrft$

scyrtan (scyrt|an) tr. shorten || intr. run short, fail lN. [scort]. ∞ ^scyrtan$

~ing f. abridgement, epitome. ∞ ^scyrting$

scyrte f. skirt, tunic Gl. ∞ ^scyrte$

scyrtest, scyrtra, see scort. ∞ ^scyrtest$

scyte m. shooting; stroke, blow; missile, dart [scēotan]. ∞ ^scyte$

~fingor, scytel- m. forefinger. ∞ ^scytefingor$

~heald, ~healden sloping, oblique; steep. ∞ ^scyteheald$

~rǣs m. headlong rush. ∞ ^scyterǣs$

scytel (m.) missile, dart, arrow [scēotan]. ∞ ^scytel$

scytel (m.) dung [scēotan]. ∞ ^scytel$

scytels, tt, scytel, tt m. bar, bolt [scēotan]. ∞ ^scytels$

scyttan discharge (debt). ∞ ^scyttan$

scytta m. archer. ∞ ^scytta$

scyttel, scyttels =scytels. ∞ ^scyttel$

Scyttisc I. Irish; Scotch. II. n. the Irish or Scotch language [Scottas]. ∞ ^Scyttisc$

se, neut. þæt, i. þȳ, þon that one, he — þæt wæ̂ron Finnas they were Finns ; rel. who ; the. ∞ ^se$

se- = swā-. ∞ ^se$

sēada m. hiccup (?), heartburn (?). Cp. sēaþa [sēoþan]. ∞ ^sēada$

seah prt. of sēon see. ∞ ^seah$

seald ptc. of sęllan. ∞ ^seald$

~nes f. giving. ∞ ^sealdnes$

ge~nes f. grant (of land). ∞ ^gesealdnes$

sēalas pl. of sealh. ∞ ^sēalas$

sealf, ~e f. ointment. ∞ ^sealf$

~box m. box of ointment. ∞ ^sealfbox$

~cynn n. kind of ointment. ∞ ^sealfcynn$

~ian salve, anoint. ∞ ^sealfian$

~læ̂cnung, ~læ̂cung f. treatment with ointments, pharmacy. ∞ ^sealflæcnung$

sealh, pl. sēalas m. willow. ∞ ^sealh$

~beorg m. willow-hill. ∞ ^sealhbeorg$

~hangra, ~angra m. willow-slope. ∞ ^sealhhangra$

~hyrst, ~yrst f. willow-copse. ∞ ^sealhhyrst$

~rind f. willow-bark. ∞ ^sealhrind$

sealm, (p)salm, psealm m. psalm [Lt. psalmus]. ∞ ^sealm$

~cwide m. psalm. ∞ ^sealmcwide$

~fæt n. psalm-vessel (!). ∞ ^sealmfæt$

~glīw, ~glīg n. psalmody. ∞ ^sealmglīw$

~ian play on the harp. ∞ ^sealmian$

~lēoþ n. psalm. ∞ ^sealmlēoþ$

~lof n. psalm. ∞ ^sealmlof$

~lofian sing psalms. ∞ ^sealmlofian$

~sang m. psalm ; psalmody ; composing psalms. ∞ ^sealmsang$

~scop m. psalmist. ∞ ^sealmscop$

~getæl n. number of psalms. ∞ ^sealmgetæl$

~traht m. commentary on psalms. ∞ ^sealmtraht$

~wyrhta m. psalmist. ∞ ^sealmwyrhta$

sealma = selma. ∞ ^sealma$

sealt I. n. salt. II. aj. salt, salted. ∞ ^sealt$

~ærn, ~ern n. salt-works. ∞ ^sealtærn$

~brōc m. brook running from salt-works. ∞ ^sealtbrōc$

~en salted. ∞ ^sealten$

~ere m. salt-worker. ∞ ^sealtere$

~fæt n. salt-cellar. ∞ ^sealtfæt$

~hālgung f. benediction of salt. ∞ ^sealthālgung$

~hęrpaþ m. road to salt-works. ∞ ^sealthęrpaþ$

~hūs n. salt-house. ∞ ^sealthūs$

~lēaf n. a plant (?). ∞ ^sealtlēaf$

~lēag f. salt meadow Ct. ∞ ^sealtlēag$

~męre m. brackish pool. ∞ ^sealtmęre$

~nes f. saltness. ∞ ^sealtnes$

~sæleþa m. saltness. ∞ ^sealtsæleþa$

~sēaþ m. salt-spring. ∞ ^sealtsēaþ$

~stān m. rock salt; pillar of salt. ∞ ^sealtstān$

~stræ̂t f. road to salt-works. ∞ ^sealtstræt$

~wīc n. place where salt is sold. ∞ ^sealtwīc$

~więlle f. salt-spring. ∞ ^sealtwięlle$

~ȳþ † f. salt-wave. ∞ ^sealtȳþ$

sealtian (sealt|ian), a dance [Lt. saltare]. ∞ ^sealtian$

~icge f. female dancer. ∞ ^sealticge$

sēam m. seam [sīwian]. ∞ ^sēam$

~ere m. tailor. ∞ ^sēamere$

~estre f. sempstress, dressmaker; tailor (man). ∞ ^sēamestre$

~sticca m. a weaving implement. ∞ ^sēamsticca$

sēam m. burden, load; furniture of a beast of burden ; bag; supplying the lord with beasts of burden [Lt. sagma]. ∞ ^sēam$

~hors n. pack-horse. ∞ ^sēamhors$

~pęning, ~pęnding m. toll of a penny on a load (of salt). ∞ ^sēampęning$

~sadol m. pack-saddle. ∞ ^sēamsadol$

sēamere m. beast of burden, mule Gl. [lLt. sagmarius]. ∞ ^sēamere$

sēar, ēa† dry, withered ; barren. ∞ ^sēar$

~ian wither; pine away. ∞ ^sēarian$

searo n., g. searwes (good or bad) device, contrivance; skill | work of skill, machine; armour, arms | cunning ; treachery. ∞ ^searo$

~bęnd † mfn. cunning clasp. ∞ ^searobęnd$

~bunden † cunningly bound. ∞ ^searobunden$

~cǣg † f. insidious key. ∞ ^searocǣg$

~cēap † n. curious object. ∞ ^searocēap$

~cēne † brave. ∞ ^searocēne$

~cræft m. skill; artifice; treachery; plot; machine. ∞ ^searocræft$

~cræftig skilful; wily. ∞ ^searocræftig$

~fāg † cunningly variegated. ∞ ^searofāg$

~gimm m. precious stone. ∞ ^searogimm$

~grimm † fierce, brave. ∞ ^searogrimm$

~hæbbend, ~hæbbende† m. warrior. ∞ ^searohæbbend$

~hwīt n. (clear) whiteness. ∞ ^searohwīt$

~lic clever, ingenious. ∞ ^searolic$

~līce av. cunningly, ingeniously, with art. ∞ ^searolīce$

~nętt † n. corslet; net of guile, snare. ∞ ^searonętt$

~nīþ † m., gen. pl. treachery ; hostility ; warlike enterprise. ∞ ^searonīþ$

~pīl † m. pointed instrument. ∞ ^searopīl$

~rūn † f. cunning mystery. ∞ ^searorūn$

~sǣled † cunningly bound. ∞ ^searosǣled$

~þanc m., gen. pl. skill; sagacity; artifice, wile. ∞ ^searoþanc$

~þancol clever, wise. ∞ ^searoþancol$

~geþræc † n. treasure. ∞ ^searogeþræc$

~wręnc m. artifice, wile. ∞ ^searowręnc$

~wundor † n. wonderful object. ∞ ^searowundor$

searwian (searw|ian) act treacherously or unfairly. ∞ ^searwian$

~ung f. treachery, artifice. ∞ ^searwung$

sēaþ m. pit, cistern; pond, lake. ∞ ^sēaþ$

sēaþa m. heartburn (?). Cp. sēada [sēoþan]. ∞ ^sēaþa$

sēaw, sēa n. juice, liquid part of anything. ∞ ^sēaw$

gesēaw succulent. ∞ ^gesēaw$

seax m. knife; short sword, dagger. ∞ ^seax$

~bęnn † f. wound. ∞ ^seaxbęnn$

Seaxe (Seax|e), ~an mpl. Saxons. ∞ ^Seaxe$

~land n. England. ∞ ^Seaxland$

sēcan (sēc|an), oe, prt. sohte seek, try to find; try to get; try to find out, investigate, inquire ; visit, go to ; attack. ∞ ^sēcan$ ^sēcean$

~nes*, oe f. visitation lN. ∞ ^sēcnes$

sęcg † m. man, warrior. ∞ ^sęcg$

sęcg m. sedge, flag (a plant). ∞ ^sęcg$

~ihtig sedgy. ∞ ^sęcgihtig$

~lēac n. rush garlic. ∞ ^sęcglēac$

~scara, ~escere m. corncrake (bird). ∞ ^sęcgscara$

sęcg † f. sword. ∞ ^sęcg$

~plega † m. battle. ∞ ^sęcgplega$

sęcg*, segg, seeg the sea Gl. Cp. gār-secg. ∞ ^sęcg$

secgrof (secg-rof) † (?). ∞ ^secgrof$

sęcgan (sęcg|an), prt. sægde, sæde, imper. saga wda. (wg.) say, tell (story), recite — ~ on a. accuse : ~ on hine selfne ; attribute to on ~ wda. accuse : him gylt on ~ ; signify, mean. ∞ ^sęcgan$ ^sægde$ ^sæde$ ^sædan$ ^saga$

~a m. informant. ∞ ^sęcga$

~e † f. speaking, speech. ∞ ^sęcge$

~end m. speaker; narrator. ∞ ^sęcgend$

gesēdan † satisfy [sæd]. ∞ ^gesēdan$

sedl = setl. ∞ ^sedl$

sedinglīne (seding-līne) = stęding-. ∞ ^sedinglīne$

sefa † m. mind, heart. ∞ ^sefa$

sēft cpv. of sōfte. ∞ ^sēft$

sēfte (sēft|e), ge- not accompanied with discomfort, easy, mild, comfortable ; mild, gentle (person). ∞ ^sēfte$

~nes f. quiet; easy life. ∞ ^sēftnes$

sęgen, sæ- f. assertion, statement; report, story; narrative [sęcgan]. ∞ ^sęgen$

gesęgen, æ f. conversation, statement. ∞ ^gesęgen$

gesegen ptc. of sēon. ∞ ^gesegen$

segl nm. sail. ∞ ^segl$

~bōsm m. swelling out of sail, sail swelled out by the wind. ∞ ^seglbōsm$

~gięrd fm. sail-yard. ∞ ^seglgięrd$

~rād † f. sea. ∞ ^seglrād$

~gerǣdu npl. tackle. ∞ ^seglgerǣdu$

~rōd f. sail-yard. ∞ ^seglrōd$

seglan (segl|an), ~ian = siglan sail. ∞ ^seglan$

ge~ed provided with a sail (of ship). ∞ ^gesegled$

~ing f. sailing. ∞ ^segling$

segn mn. sign, mark; banner [Lt. signum]. ∞ ^segn$ ^segen$

~berend † m. warrior. ∞ ^segnberend$

~bora m. standard-bearer. ∞ ^segnbora$

~cyning † m. king. ∞ ^segncyning$

segnian (segn|ian), sēn- make sign of cross on, bless. ∞ ^segnian$

~ung f. blessing, consecration. ∞ ^segnung$

segne f. drag-net [Lt. sagena]. ∞ ^segne$

seht I. mf. agreement, settlement; peace, friendship. II. aj. agreed, at peace. ∞ ^seht$

~an, ~ian bring to an agreement with one another; settle (dispute). ∞ ^sehtan$

(ge)~nes f. reconciliation, agreement. ∞ ^gesehtnes$

*sehtlian, æ, a bring to agreement L. ; come to agreement vL. ∞ ^sehtlian$

sēl, oe, sēlor av. cpv. (no positive), spl. ~est, ~ost well in its various meanings, especially as regards health and liking: sōna him biþ ~ he will soon be better (well); þā menn þe ic mīnes erfes soelest onn. sēl appears sometimes to have the meaning of a positive. ∞ ^sēl$

seld † n. seat, throne; residence, hall. ∞ ^seld$ ^sæld$

~guma † m. (?). ∞ ^seldguma$

geselda † m. companion, retainer. ∞ ^geselda$

seldan (seld|an), ~on, ~um av., cpv. ~(n)or, spl. ~ost seldom. ∞ ^seldan$

~cūþ, selcūþ unfamiliar ; wonderful. ∞ ^seldcūþ$

~cyme m. rare visit. ∞ ^seldcyme$

~hwonne, a, æ av. rarely. ∞ ^seldhwonne$

~sīene unfamiliar, rare. ∞ ^seldsīene$

selde once f. porch Gl. ∞ ^selde$

seldlic = sellic. ∞ ^seldlic$

seldor, seldost, see seldan. ∞ ^seldor$

sęle † m. hall, dwelling, house [sæl]. ∞ ^sęle$

~drēam m. festivity. ∞ ^sęledrēam$

~full n. festive cup. ∞ ^sęlefull$

~gięst m. stranger in hall. ∞ ^sęlegięst$

~ræ̂dend m. hall-ruler, houseowner. ∞ ^sęlerædend$

~ręst f. bed in hall. ∞ ^sęleręst$

~scot, ~gescot (~(ge)scot) n. tabernacle, dwelling Gl. ∞ ^sęlescot$

~sęcg m. retainer. ∞ ^sęlesęcg$

~þegn m. chamberlain. ∞ ^sęleþegn$

~weard m. hall-guardian. ∞ ^sęleweard$

gesęle m. tabernacle Gl. ∞ ^gesęle$

sęlen, y, sęllen f. gift; grant; liberality [sęllan]. ∞ ^sęlen$

sęlnes, sęlenes f. ! tradition. ∞ ^sęlnes$

gesęlenes f. lN. giving; tradition. ∞ ^gesęlenes$

sēlest, see sēl, sēlra. ∞ ^sēlest$

self, i, y, eo, ~a self; same. ∞ ^self$

~æ̂ta m. cannibal. ∞ ^selfæta$

~æ̂te f. a plant. ∞ ^selfæte$

~bana, ~cwala m. suicide (person). ∞ ^selfbana$

~cwalu f. suicide (action). ∞ ^selfcwalu$

~dēma, ~edēma m. independent (a kind of monk). ∞ ^selfdēma$

~dōm m. doing as one likes, independence. ∞ ^selfdōm$

~līce I. n. conceit, egotism. II. aj. conceited. ∞ ^selflīce$

~līces av. voluntarily. ∞ ^selflīces$

~myrþra m. suicide (person) Gl. ∞ ^selfmyrþra$

~myrþrung f. suicide (action). ∞ ^selfmyrþrung$

~sceafte | not born of woman (of Adam). ∞ ^selfsceafte$

~swēgend m. vowel. ∞ ^selfswēgend$

~wealdlīce av. arbitrarily. ∞ ^selfwealdlīce$

~will n. one’s own will. ∞ ^selfwill$

~wille spontaneous. ∞ ^selfwille$

~willende voluntary. ∞ ^selfwillende$

~willes av. voluntarily. ∞ ^selfwilles$

selfe av. — swā ~ in the same way, also. ∞ ^selfe$

sęllan (sęll|an), lW. y, prt. sealde wda. give in its various meanings — ~ wiþ weorþe sell; give up, surrender, betray — feorh ~ die ; sell [salu]. ∞ ^sęllan$

~a m. giver. ∞ ^sęlla$

~end m. giver; betrayer. ∞ ^sęllend$

sellic, syllic, seldlic strange, wonderful; excellent, admirable. ∞ ^sellic$ ^syllic$ ^seldlic$

sellīce, y av. wonderfully; excellently. ∞ ^sellīce$

sēlla = sēlra. ∞ ^sēlla$

selma, once ea m. couch, bed. ∞ ^selma$

sēlra, sēlla, sylla cpv. (no positive), spl. sēlest, oe, sēlost good in its various meanings, also as regards rank, value, prosperity, health. Cp. sēl. ∞ ^sēlra$

sęltra, vE. sæltna m. a bird (robin ?). ∞ ^sęltra$

sęlþ*, æ † once f. dwelling [sęle]. ∞ ^sęlþ$

gesēm n. reconciliation. ∞ ^gesēm$

sēman (sēm|an) tr. bring to an agreement (two persons) ; settle (dispute) ; satisfy (person in matter of doubt) || intr. arbitrate [sōm]. ∞ ^sēman$

~a m. arbitrator. ∞ ^sēma$

~end m. arbitrator, umpire. ∞ ^sēmend$

semnendlīce av. by chance Gl. ∞ ^semnendlīce$

sęmninga, samn-, -unga av. suddenly, forthwith. ∞ ^sęmninga$

semtinges = samtinges. ∞ ^semtinges$

sēnian = segnian. ∞ ^sēnian$

sęncan tr. sink [sincan]. ∞ ^sęncan$

sęndan (sęnd|an) send ; throw; put; emit (sound). ∞ ^sęndan$

~lic to be sent. ∞ ^sęndlic$

~nes f. dismissal. ∞ ^sęndnes$

senep, sin-, -op m. mustard [Lt. sinapi]. ∞ ^senep$

~sæ̂d n. mustard-seed. ∞ ^senepsæd$

sęngan m. singe, scorch [singan]. ∞ ^sęngan$

senoþ = sinoþ. ∞ ^senoþ$

sēo f. pupil of eye [sēon]. ∞ ^sēo$

sēo fem. of se. ∞ ^sēo$

sēo, see sēon. ∞ ^sēo$

sēo = sīe sbj. ∞ ^sēo$

sēon, gen. ge- in W., prt. seah, pl. sāwon, A. sēgon, ptc. sewen, æ̂, A. segen see: geseah hine standan or standendne ; see fit, decree; him wæs gesewen þæt … it appeared to him. ∞ ^sēon$

sēon, (hē sihþ)*, A. sīþ, prt. sāh, ptc. siwen, eo, sigen 7 strain, filter || intr. exude, flow. ∞ ^sēon$

sēoc ill, † wounded ; morally diseased; sad. ∞ ^sēoc$

~nes f. illness, disease. ∞ ^sēocnes$

sēod m. purse, pouch. ∞ ^sēod$

~ciėst f. coffer Gl. ∞ ^sēodciėst$

seodo = sidu. ∞ ^seodo$

seofian (seof|ian), e, y, eo † sigh; lament. ∞ ^seofian$

~ung f. lamenting. ∞ ^seofung$

seofon, syfon, sibun seven. ∞ ^seofon$

~feald sevenfold. ∞ ^seofonfeald$

~fealdlīce av. sevenfold. ∞ ^seofonfealdlīce$

~lēafe f. setfoil (a plant). ∞ ^seofonlēafe$

~nihte seven days old (moon). ∞ ^seofonnihte$

~stierre (n.) the Pleiades. ∞ ^seofonstierre$

~teogoþa, ~tēoþa seventeenth. ∞ ^seofonteogoþa$

seofontīene (seofon-tīene) seventeen. ∞ ^seofontīene$

~nihte seventeen days old (moon). ∞ ^seofontīenenihte$

~wintre seventeen years old. ∞ ^seofontīenewintre$

seofontig, hundseofontig = seventy. ∞ ^seofontig$

seofonwintre (seofon-wintre) seven years old. ∞ ^seofonwintre$

seofoþa seventh. ∞ ^seofoþa$

seoh imper. of sēon. ∞ ^seoh$

seohþe (seoh-þe)*, A. sehþe interj. behold![seoh, þū]. ∞ ^seohþe$

seohhe f. strainer [sēon]. ∞ ^seohhe$

seohtre, i f. drain, ditch Ct. [sēon]. ∞ ^seohtre$

sēolas pl. of seolh. ∞ ^sēolas$

seolc = seoloc. ∞ ^seolc$

seolfor, i, y n. silver. ∞ ^seolfor$

~fæt n. silver vessel. ∞ ^seolforfæt$

~hammen plated with silver (horn). ∞ ^seolforhammen$

~hilte, ~hilted silver-hilted (sword). ∞ ^seolforhilte$

~smiþ m. silversmith. ∞ ^seolforsmiþ$

~stycce n. piece of silver, coin. ∞ ^seolforstycce$

~gewiht n. scale of weight by which silver is weighed. ∞ ^seolforgewiht$

seolfren, y, i of silver. ∞ ^seolfren$

seolh, pl. sēolas m. seal (animal). ∞ ^seolh$

~bæþ † n. sea. ∞ ^seolhbæþ$

seoloc, seolc (n.) silk. ∞ ^seoloc$

~en, silcen of silk. ∞ ^seolocen$

~wyrm m. silkworm. ∞ ^seolocwyrm$

seoloþ †, eo †— sioleþa bigong sea. ∞ ^seoloþ$

seomian †, e, eo † lie, lie heavy ; hang, hang heavy (of clouds) ; stand, remain. ∞ ^seomian$

seono, sen-, sinu, sin(e)we, pl. seon(o)wa, sina f. sinew. ∞ ^seono$ ^seno$ ^sinu$ ^sinewe$ ^sinwe$ ^sina$ ^seonowa$ ^seonoa$

~bęnd mf. bond made of sinews. ∞ ^seonobęnd$

~bęnn † f. sinew-wound. ∞ ^seonobęnn$

~dolg n. sinew-wound. ∞ ^seonodolg$

~wind*, sine~ artery. ∞ ^seonowind$

seonowealt (seono-wealt) = sine-. ∞ ^seonowealt$

seonoþ, sen-, sin- m. synod, meeting, council [Lt.] ∞ ^seonoþ$

~bōc f. book containing decrees of synod. ∞ ^seonoþbōc$

~dōm m. decree of a synod. ∞ ^seonoþdōm$

~lic synodal. ∞ ^seonoþlic$

~stōw f. place for synod, meeting-place. ∞ ^seonoþstōw$

~gewrit n. records of synod. ∞ ^seonoþgewrit$

sēoslig once † afflicted [sūsl]. ∞ ^sēoslig$

sēoþan 7 tr. boil; cook ; met. purify; afflict. ∞ ^sēoþan$ ^sēaþ$

sēowan, sēowian = sīwian. ∞ ^sēowan$

serede prt. of sięrwan. ∞ ^serede$

sescle f. sixth part [Lt. sextula]. ∞ ^sescle$

sess (n.) seat, bench. ∞ ^sess$

~ian † subside. ∞ ^sessian$

sester, seoxter m. jar, pitcher; a measure (wet or dry) [Lt. sextarius]. ∞ ^sester$

set n. camp gen. pl.; stall (for animals), fold ; sunset, place of sunset [sittan]. ∞ ^set$

~gang m. sunset. ∞ ^setgang$

~hrægl n. cloth for covering seat. ∞ ^sethrægl$

setþorn (set-þorn) m. a tree Ct. ∞ ^setþorn$

geset-, pl. ~u † n. seat, dwelling. ∞ ^geset$

gesēt- ambush lN. ∞ ^gesēt$

seten ptc. of sittan. ∞ ^seten$

sęten f. shoot, slip ; plantation. ∞ ^sęten$

setl, A. sedel, seþel n. sitting; residence; siege | seat, throne ; abode; see | setting (of sun, &c.) : sīgan tō ~e, gān on ~ | hind quarters, podex. ∞ ^setl$

~gang m. setting (of the sun, &c.)· ∞ ^setlgang$

~gangende setting (sun). ∞ ^setlgangende$

~hrægl n. covering for a seat. ∞ ^setlhrægl$

~rād † f. setting (of the sun). ∞ ^setlrād$

setlan (setl|an) settle tr. ∞ ^setlan$

~ung f. sitting down, setting of the sun. ∞ ^setlung$

gesetla m. fellow-judge. ∞ ^gesetla$

gesętnes, tt,-sętednes, -sęten(n)es f. foundation, creation ; position ; institution, arrangement; law; will, testament; narrative ; literary composition, figure of speech; sentence, paragraph. ∞ ^gesętnes$ ^gesęttnes$ ^gesętednes$ ^gesętennes$

sęttan (sętt|an) put, set in their various meanings; make to sit,: sette hine tō him by his side; set down (what one is carrying) ; plant; lay foundations of, build, found (city) | set met. : ~ hine on borg make him security; ~ him naman ; ~ ongēan a. compare with ; ~ tō gafole let land ; ~ hine of his rīce depose | fix (day), establish (law) ; appoint (officer); create; compose (book) | make a statement | make, do: sīþas ~ go | allay, settle (quarrel) || intr. settle, alight w. on, ofer a.; diminish (of swelling), subside (of flood), abate (of pain) || æfter ~ go in pursuit. him on ~ put on (crown); impose (name, commission). ~ ūt issue (summonses); expel; dismiss (from service). ∞ ^sęttan$

~end † m. ordainer, appointer. ∞ ^sęttend$

gesęttan (gesętt|an) people, garrison w. mid d. ; and the meanings of settan. ∞ ^gesęttan$

~endlic appointed. ∞ ^gesęttendlic$

sēþan (sēþ|an) assert, protest; prove [sōþ]. ∞ ^sēþan$

(ge)~end m. asserter. ∞ ^gesēþend$

(ge)sēþung f. assertion; proof. ∞ ^gesēþung$

seþēana = swā·þēana however. ∞ ^seþēana$

seþþe = sehþe. ∞ ^seþþe$

gesewen ptc. of sēon. ∞ ^gesewen$

~lic, -sāw-, -seg- visible. ∞ ^gesewenlic$

~līce av. visibly. ∞ ^gesewenlīce$

sex = siex. ∞ ^sex$

sī is sbj. ∞ ^sī$

sibb I. f. relationship; spiritual relationship; friendliness; peace, public security; peace of mind, happiness. II. aj. related, akin. ∞ ^sibb$

~æþeling † m. related prince. ∞ ^sibbæþeling$

~gebyrda † pl. relationship. ∞ ^sibbgebyrda$

~cwide m. fair words. ∞ ^sibbcwide$

~gedryht f. band of kinsmen; peaceful band. ∞ ^sibbgedryht$

~fæc n. degree of relationship. ∞ ^sibbfæc$

~geornes, ~geornnes f. pacific disposition, friendliness; love. ∞ ^sibbgeornes$

~lāc n. peace-offering. ∞ ^sibblāc$

~leger n. incest. ∞ ^sibbleger$

~lic of peace. ∞ ^sibblic$

ge~līce av. peacefully. ∞ ^gesibblīce$

(ge)~ling m. kinsman. ∞ ^gesibbling$

~lufu f. friendship, love. ∞ ^sibblufu$

~gemāgas † mpl. kinsmen. ∞ ^sibbgemāgas$

ge~nes f. relationship. ∞ ^gesibbnes$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. relationship. ∞ ^sibbrǣden$

~gesihþ f. vision of peace. ∞ ^sibbgesihþ$

sibbsum, ge- peaceable, pacific; friendly. ∞ ^sibbsum$

ge~ian reconcile. ∞ ^gesibbsumian$

(ge)~līce av. peaceably. ∞ ^gesibbsumlīce$

(ge)~nes f. peace. ∞ ^gesibbsumnes$

ge~ung f. peace-making. ∞ ^gesibbsumung$

gesibb related, akin. ∞ ^gesibb$

sibbian reconcile. ∞ ^sibbian$

sīc n. watercourse. ∞ ^sīc$

sīcan sigh ; long (for) w. æfter d. ∞ ^sīcan$

sice m. sigh. ∞ ^sice$

sicerian ooze (of water into leaky ship) [sīc]. ∞ ^sicerian$

sicettan (sicett|an), cc sigh; lament. ∞ ^sicettan$

~ung f. sighing, sigh ; lamentation. ∞ ^sicettung$

sicol m. sickle. ∞ ^sicol$

sicor secure, certain of wg. [Lt. securus]. ∞ ^sicor$

sīd spacious, capacious, broad (shield), long (clothes). ∞ ^sīd$

~e av. widely, extensively — ~ and wīde, wīde and ~ far and wide. ∞ ^sīde$

~fæþme †, ~fæþmed † broad-bosomed (ship). ∞ ^sīdfæþme$

~feaxe, ~feaxode long-haired. ∞ ^sīdfeaxe$

~folc n. multitude, great nation. ∞ ^sīdfolc$

~land † n. spacious land. ∞ ^sīdland$

~rand † m. broad shield. ∞ ^sīdrand$

~weg † m. long way, pl. distance. ∞ ^sīdweg$

sīdian (sīd|ian) † once extend intr. (?). ∞ ^sīdian$

~ung f. augmentation, extension. ∞ ^sīdung$

sīdan av. — wīdan and ~ far and wide. ∞ ^sīdan$

sīde (sīd|e) f. side (of body, of house, &c.); to mark direction (on the other) side; of descent (on the father’s) side. ∞ ^sīde$

~ādl f. pleurisy. ∞ ^sīdādl$

~ęce m. side-ache. ∞ ^sīdęce$

~wærc, ~wræc m. pain in the side. ∞ ^sīdwærc$

sīde (sīd|e) f. silk [Lt. seta]. ∞ ^sīde$

~en of silk. ∞ ^sīden$

~wyrm m. silkworm. ∞ ^sīdwyrm$

sideware f. zedoary [Lt. zedoarium]. ∞ ^sideware$

sīdlingweg (sīdling-weg) m. oblique or side road (?) Ct. ∞ ^sīdlingweg$

sidu (sid|u), eo m. custom, habit; observance; good morals, chastity. ∞ ^sidu$

~efull chaste; decorous (dress) ; respectable, good. ∞ ^sidefull$

~efullīce av. virtuously. ∞ ^sidefullīce$

~efulnes f. morality, chastity. ∞ ^sidefulnes$

~elic sedate, modest. ∞ ^sidelic$

~elīce av. suitably, properly. ∞ ^sidelīce$

sīe is sbj. ∞ ^sīe$ ^sy$ ^sig$

sīeclian (sīecl|ian) sicken, be ill — wearþ or wæs ge~od was taken ill [sēoc]. ∞ ^sīeclian$

sięltan salt, season [sealt]. ∞ ^sięltan$

sīeman load [sēam]. ∞ ^sīeman$

sīen f. power of seeing, sight [sēon]. ∞ ^sīen$

gesīene visible; evident. ∞ ^gesīene$ ^gesȳne$

~lic visible. ∞ ^gesīenelic$

~līce av. visibly. ∞ ^gesīenelīce$

sięrce f., sęrc, syr(i)c m. shirt; tunic. ∞ ^sięrce$ ^syrce$ ^sęrc$ ^syric$

sięrþan*, e have intercourse (with woman) lN. ∞ ^sięrþan$

sięrwan (sięrw|an), syrewian, syrian, prt. ~de, sierede, syrode tr. devise; lie in wait for, plot, conspire: ~ ymb hine,  ~ ymb his feorh ; ptc. ge~ed armed [searu]. ∞ ^sięrwan$

~ung f. lying in wait for, plotting, artifice. ∞ ^sięrwung$

siėx, i six. ∞ ^siėx$

~ęcge hexagonal. ∞ ^siėxęcge$

~feald sixfold. ∞ ^siėxfeald$

~fēte (verse) of six feet. ∞ ^siėxfēte$

~gilde requiring sixfold payment or fine. ∞ ^siėxgilde$

~hynde of a class whose wergield is 6oo shillings. ∞ ^siėxhynde$

~hyrnede six-cornered. ∞ ^siėxhyrnede$

~nihte six days old. ∞ ^siėxnihte$

~ta, lN. se(i)sta sixth. ∞ ^siėxta$ ^sesta$ ^seista$

~tēoþa sixteenth. ∞ ^siėxtēoþa$

siėxtig sixty. ∞ ^siėxtig$

~ǣre sixty-oared (ship) [ār]. ∞ ^siėxtigǣre$

~feald sixty-fold. ∞ ^siėxtigfeald$

~oþa, sixteogoþa sixtieth. ∞ ^siėxtigoþa$

~wintre sixty years old. ∞ ^siėxtigwintre$

siėxtīene (siėx-tīene) sixteen. ∞ ^siėxtīene$

~nihte sixteen days old. ∞ ^siėxtīenenihte$

~wintre sixteen years old. ∞ ^siėxtīenewintre$

sife n. sieve. ∞ ^sife$

sifeþa, sifþa, seof- fpl., msg. siftings, bran ; tares, weeds (!). ∞ ^sifeþa$

siftan sift. ∞ ^siftan$

sīg = sī = sīe. ∞ ^sīg$

gesig n. victory lN. ∞ ^gesig$

sīgan 6 intr. fall, descend also fig.; move, go; of time come: Agustus (the month) sīhþ tō mannum. ∞ ^sīgan$

sīgan 6 = sēon 6 intr. drain out, ooze ; tr. strain, filter. ∞ ^sīgan$

sige (m.) setting (of the sun) [sīgan]. ∞ ^sige$

sige m. victory, success. ∞ ^sige$

~bēacn n. trophy; banner. ∞ ^sigebēacn$

~bēag, lN. sigbēh m. crown. ∞ ^sigebēag$

~bēam † m. tree of victory, the cross. ∞ ^sigebēam$

~bearn † n. Christ. ∞ ^sigebearn$

~beorht triumphant. ∞ ^sigebeorht$

~beorn † m. victorious warrior. ∞ ^sigebeorn$

~bīeme † f. trumpet proclaiming victory. ∞ ^sigebīeme$

~brōþor † m. victorious brother. ∞ ^sigebrōþor$

~cęmpa † m. victorious warrior. ∞ ^sigecęmpa$

~cwēn † f. victorious queen. ∞ ^sigecwēn$

~dēma † m. triumphant judge, God, Christ. ∞ ^sigedēma$

~dryhten m. victorious lord, king; God. ∞ ^sigedryhten$

~ēadig victorious. ∞ ^sigeēadig$

sigefæst, ge- victorious, triumphant; glorious. ∞ ^sigefæst$

~an, lN. gesigfæstnian triumph ; crown. ∞ ^sigefæstan$

~nes f. triumph. ∞ ^sigefæstnes$

sigegefeoht (sige|gefeoht) n. victory Bd. ∞ ^sigegefeoht$

~folc † n. victorious people. ∞ ^sigefolc$

~gealdor † n. victory-bringing charm. ∞ ^sigegealdor$

~gięrd f. rod that brings success. ∞ ^sigegięrd$

~hrēmig triumphant. ∞ ^sigehrēmig$

~hrēþ † (?). ∞ ^sigehrēþ$

~hrēþig † triumphant. ∞ ^sigehrēþig$

~hwīl † f. time of victory. ∞ ^sigehwīl$

~lēan † n. reward of victory, prize, palm. ∞ ^sigelēan$

~lēas defeated; unsuccessful (expedition); (song) telling of defeat. ∞ ^sigelēas$

~lēoþ n. song of triumph. ∞ ^sigelēoþ$

~lic victorious Gl. ∞ ^sigelic$

~mēce † m. victorious sword. ∞ ^sigemēce$

~rēaf n. triumphal robe Gl. ∞ ^sigerēaf$

~rīce † triumphant. ∞ ^sigerīce$

~rōf † triumphant, glorious. ∞ ^sigerōf$

~sceorp † n. triumphal apparel. ∞ ^sigesceorp$

~sīþ † m. successful expedition. ∞ ^sigesīþ$

~spēd † f. success, ability. ∞ ^sigespēd$

~tācn n. sign of victory; sign. ∞ ^sigetācn$

~tīber † n. sacrifice. ∞ ^sigetīber$

~torht † triumphant. ∞ ^sigetorht$

~tūdor † n. victorious progeny. ∞ ^sigetūdor$

~þēod f. victorious people. ∞ ^sigeþēod$

~þrēat † m. triumphant band. ∞ ^sigeþrēat$

~þūf* † m. victory-banner. ∞ ^sigeþūf$

~wæ̂pen n. victorious weapon. ∞ ^sigewæpen$

~wang † n. plain of victory. ∞ ^sigewang$

~wīf † n. victorious woman. ∞ ^sigewīf$

sigel †, segl, i† (n.) sun; the Runic letter s. ∞ ^sigel$

~beorht † sunny, bright as the sun. ∞ ^sigelbeorht$

~hearwa, sīl- m. Ethiopian. ∞ ^sigelhearwa$

~hearwen Ethiopian. ∞ ^sigelhearwen$

~hweorfa m. heliotrope (a plant). ∞ ^sigelhweorfa$

~hweorfe f. heliotrope (a plant). ∞ ^sigelhweorfe$

~torht † radiant. ∞ ^sigeltorht$

~waru f., ~ware pl. Ethiopians. ∞ ^sigelwaru$

sigl, sigel (n.) brooch. jewel. ∞ ^sigl$

sīgend m. wave Gl. ∞ ^sīgend$

sigere (siger|e), pl. sīras m. glutton Gl. ∞ ^sigere$

~ian be gluttonous Gl. ∞ ^sigerian$

siglan sail [segl]. ∞ ^siglan$

sigle, sigele n. necklace. ∞ ^sigle$

sigle f. rye [Lt. secale]. ∞ ^sigle$

sigor (†) m. triumph, victory. ∞ ^sigor$

~bēacn † n. sign of victory, the cross. ∞ ^sigorbēacn$

~beorht † triumphant. ∞ ^sigorbeorht$

~cynn † n. victorious race. ∞ ^sigorcynn$

~ēadig † victorious. ∞ ^sigorēadig$

~fæst victorious. ∞ ^sigorfæst$

~fæstnes f. victoriousness. ∞ ^sigorfæstnes$

~lēan † n. reward of victory, prize. ∞ ^sigorlēan$

~lic triumphal Gl. ∞ ^sigorlic$

~spēd † f. success. ∞ ^sigorspēd$

~tācn † n. convincing sign. ∞ ^sigortācn$

~tīber † n. sacrifice. ∞ ^sigortīber$

~weorc † n. victory. ∞ ^sigorweorc$

~wuldor † n. glory. ∞ ^sigorwuldor$

sigorian (sigor|ian), sig(e)rian triumph. ∞ ^sigorian$ ^sigrian$ ^sigerian$

~iend m. victor. ∞ ^sigoriend$

sigsonte f. a plant. ∞ ^sigsonte$

sīhte (sīht|e) marshy (?): on ~re mǣde Ct. [sēon 6]. ∞ ^sīhte$

sihtre = seohtre ditch. ∞ ^sihtre$

gesihþ, -siht f. power of sight; act of seeing or looking at; what is seen ; vision, apparition [sēon]. ∞ ^gesihþ$ ^gesyhþ$

gesihþ (he) sees. ∞ ^gesihþ$ ^gesyhþ$

Sīl = Sigel-. ∞ ^Sīl$

silf = self. ∞ ^silf$

silfren = seolfren. ∞ ^silfren$

silfring*, y m. silver coin. ∞ ^silfring$

sīma † m. bond, chain. ∞ ^sīma$

simbel, y, siml — on ~ always. ∞ ^simbel$ ^symbel$

~farende nomadic. ∞ ^simbelfarende$

~gefēra m. constant companion. ∞ ^simbelgefēra$

simeringwyrt (simering-wyrt) = sy-. ∞ ^simeringwyrt$

simle (siml|e), simble, y av. continuously, always. ∞ ^simle$

~es av. always. ∞ ^simles$

~ian frequent lN. ∞ ^simlian$

~unga, ~inga av. always. ∞ ^simlunga$

gesinlīce av. often. ∞ ^gesinlīce$

sīn † and lN. his, its, her, their. ∞ ^sīn$

sinbiernende (sin-biernende) ever-burning. ∞ ^sinbiernende$

sinc † n. treasure, anything precious, gold, jewels. ∞ ^sinc$

~brytta m. king Pr. ∞ ^sincbrytta$

~fæt n. precious vessel. ∞ ^sincfæt$

~fāg variegated or adorned with gold. ∞ ^sincfāg$

~giėfa m. giver of treasure, lord. ∞ ^sincgiėfa$

~giėfu f. costly gift. ∞ ^sincgiėfu$

~gimm m. jewel. ∞ ^sincgimm$

~hroden adorned with gold. ∞ ^sinchroden$

~māþm m. treasure. ∞ ^sincmāþm$

~stān m. jewel. ∞ ^sincstān$

~gestrēon n. treasure. ∞ ^sincgestrēon$

~þęgu f. receiving treasure. ∞ ^sincþęgu$

~gewæ̂ge n. R. ∞ ^sincgewæge$

~weorþung f. costly gift, jewel. ∞ ^sincweorþung$

sincaldu (sin-caldu) = *sin-cięldo. ∞ ^sincaldu$

sincan 3 sink ; be easily digestible, act as aperient (of food). ∞ ^sincan$

sincięldo (sin-cięldo)*, -caldu † f. perpetual cold. ∞ ^sincięldo$

sind are. ∞ ^sind$ ^synd$ ^synt$

sinder cinder; impurity of metal, dross. ∞ ^sinder$

~ōm m. rust. ∞ ^sinderōm$

sindolg (sin-dolg)*, syn- † n. great wound. ∞ ^sindolg$

sindrēam (sin-drēam) † m. everlasting joy. ∞ ^sindrēam$

sindon are. ∞ ^sindon$

sineht, see seono. ∞ ^sineht$

sinewealt (sine-wealt), sin-, seono-, sione-, -weald round, circular; spherical, globular; (building) with a dome. ∞ ^sinewealt$

~ian reel, totter. ∞ ^sinewealtian$

~nes f. roundness. ∞ ^sinewealtnes$

sinfrēa (sin-frēa) † m. husband. ∞ ^sinfrēa$

sinfulle (sin-fulle) f. houseleek. ∞ ^sinfulle$

singal continuous, lasting; everlasting; daily. ∞ ^singal$ ^syngal$

~e, ~a, ~es av. continually, always. ∞ ^singale$

~flōwende ever-flowing. ∞ ^singalflōwende$

ge~ian continue. ∞ ^gesingalian$

~lic continual. ∞ ^singallic$

(ge)~līce av. continually, always. ∞ ^gesingallīce$

~nes f. perseverance Gl. ∞ ^singalnes$

~ryne m. continuous flow Gl. ∞ ^singalryne$

singan (sing|an) 3 sing in its various meanings; resound ; crow ; recite ; narrate. ∞ ^singan$

~endlic that may be sung Gl. ∞ ^singendlic$

gesinge once † f. wife. Cp. gesinhīwan. ∞ ^gesinge$

singrēne (sin-grēne) I. green, uncooked (vegetables). II. f. houseleek. ∞ ^singrēne$

singrimm (sin-grimm) † very fierce. ∞ ^singrimm$

sinhęre (sin-hęre) † m. great army. ∞ ^sinhęre$

sinhīwan (sin-hīw|an), ge-, -hīgan, -hīna npl. (tū ~), gpl. -hī(g)na married pair. ∞ ^sinhīwan$ ^gesinhīwan$ ^sinhīgan$ ^sinhīna$ ^sinhīgna$ ^sinhīna$

~scipe m. matrimony. ∞ ^sinhīwscipe$

sinhweorfende (sin-hweorfende)*, -hwurfende round Gl. ∞ ^sinhweorfende$

sinhwurful (sin-hwurful), -yrfel round. ∞ ^sinhwurful$

(ge)sinig marriage lN. Cp. gesinhīwan. ∞ ^gesinig$

~an marry lN. ∞ ^gesinigan$

~scipe m. marriage lN. ∞ ^gesinigscipe$

sinnan † care for, heed wg. ∞ ^sinnan$

sinniht (sin-niht), -neaht, ~e † n. eternal night — ~es av. in eternal night. ∞ ^sinniht$

sinrǣden, sinrǣdenn f. state of marriage. ∞ ^sinrǣden$

sinscipe (sinscip|e), ge- m. sexual intercourse; marriage ; ge- pl. married people. ∞ ^sinscipe$

ge~lic conjugal. ∞ ^gesinsciplic$

sinsnǣd (sin-snǣd) † f. — ~um av. in continuous (or huge) bites. ∞ ^sinsnǣd$ ^synsnǣd$

sinsorg (sin-sorg) † f. continual sorrow. ∞ ^sinsorg$

sint are. ∞ ^sint$

sintredende (sin-tredende) once round Gl. ∞ ^sintredende$

sintryndel (sin-tryndel), -trændel round. ∞ ^sintryndel$

sinþyrstende (sin-þyrstende) ever-desiring wg. ∞ ^sinþyrstende$

sinu (sin|u) = seonu sinew. ∞ ^sinu$

~eht sinewy. ∞ ^sineht$

sinwrǣnnes (sin-wrǣnnes)*, syn- f. continual lechery Gl. ∞ ^sinwrǣnnes$

sioleþ = seoloþ. ∞ ^sioleþ$

sīpian macerate abs., be soaked. ∞ ^sīpian$

sīras, see sigere. ∞ ^sīras$

sisemūs (sise-mūs) f. dormouse. ∞ ^sisemūs$

sittan 5, ptc. seten sit, sit down, perch — on cnēowum ~ kneel; wiþ earm gesæt leant; dwell, stay; encamp; remain (in a certain condition), be. ~ on d., on ~ wd. afflict, attack || tr. = gesittan occupy (bishopric). ∞ ^sittan$

gesittan 5 sit down ; post oneself (of general); occupy (country); inhabit; take possession of, possess; preside over (synod); finish (term of military service) ; and other meanings of sittan. ∞ ^gesittan$

sīþ m. going, movement; journey, expedition; rarely road, path ; departure (from life), death; course of life, experience, fate, conduct; time (once, twice) — on ǣnne ~ once, all at once, fēower ~um seofon bēoþ …. ∞ ^sīþ$

~bōc f. itinerary. ∞ ^sīþbōc$

~boda † m. guide (the pillar of cloud). ∞ ^sīþboda$

~fæt mn. journey, expedition ; road, path; course (of ship); course of life, experience, conduct; period of time. ∞ ^sīþfæt$

~fram † about to depart. ∞ ^sīþfram$ ^sīþfrom$

~gēomor sad from travelling. ∞ ^sīþgēomor$

~stapel once f. footstep Gl. ∞ ^sīþstapel$

~werod † n. band on expedition. ∞ ^sīþwerod$

sīþ = sihþ, see sēon see, filter. ∞ ^sīþ$

sīþ I. av. late, with delay — ~ and late at last | afterwards. ǣr and ~ always. ǣr oþþe ~, ~ oþþe ǣr ever, at any time. ne ~ ne ǣr never || cpv. ~or afterwards || spl. ~ost. II. prp. wd. — ~ þām after that, afterwards = siþþan. ∞ ^sīþ$

~boren late-born Gl. ∞ ^sīþboren$

~dagas † mpl. later times. ∞ ^sīþdagas$

~līce av. lately, after a time. ∞ ^sīþlīce$

gesīþ m. † companion, retainer, warrior; king’s officer, count. ∞ ^gesīþ$

~cund having the rank of a gesīþ. ∞ ^gesīþcund$

~cundlic, ~lic intimate Bd. ∞ ^gesīþcundlic$

~mægen † n. troop of warriors. ∞ ^gesīþmægen$

~mann m. = gesīþ. ∞ ^gesīþmann$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. troop Gl. ∞ ^gesīþrǣden$

~scipe m. association, companionship. ∞ ^gesīþscipe$

~wīf, sīþ- n. countess, lady of rank. ∞ ^gesīþwīf$

sīþian travel, depart, go. ∞ ^sīþian$

sīþe (sīþ|e), sigþe m. scythe. ∞ ^sīþe$

~berend m. mower Gl. ∞ ^sīþberend$

sīþest, see sīþra. ∞ ^sīþest$

sīþmest, see sīþra. ∞ ^sīþmest$

sīþra aj. cpv. (no positive) later, latter (time) | spl. sīþ(e)mest, sīþest, -ost — æt sīþ(m)estan in the end, at last. ∞ ^sīþra$ ^sīþmest$ ^sīþemest$ ^sīþest$

sīþþ f. journey. ∞ ^sīþþ$

gesīþþ (n.) companionship, company. ∞ ^gesīþþ$

siþþan, eo, siþþa I. av. afterwards, since ; of number beyond that. II. cj. after, since [sīþ, þon = þǣm]. ∞ ^siþþan$ ^syþþan$ ^seoþþan$

sīwian, sēow(i)an sew. ∞ ^sīwian$ ^sēowian$ ^sēowan$

siwen ptc. of sēon 6. ∞ ^siwen$

~īege blear-eyed. ∞ ^siwenīege$

six = siex. ∞ ^six$

slā = slāh. ∞ ^slā$

slāwyrm (slā-wyrm) m. blindworm. ∞ ^slāwyrm$

slacian, ea intr. relax efforts, slacken [slæc]. ∞ ^slacian$

slacor. ∞ ^slacor$

~nes*, ea f. remissness, laziness. ∞ ^slacornes$

slæc, sleac slothful, languid; negligent; lax (conduct); gentle, stealthy (movement); easy (servitude); enervating (sleep). ∞ ^slæc$

~full*, a slothful. ∞ ^slæcfull$

~lic slow. ∞ ^slæclic$

~līce av. slothfully. ∞ ^slæclīce$

~nes f. sloth ; slowness (of movement, action); mental sloth ; remissness (in doing duty). ∞ ^slæcnes$

slæd n. valley. ∞ ^slæd$

slægen ptc. of slēan. ∞ ^slægen$

slæhtan = slięhtan. ∞ ^slæhtan$

slæ̂p, a m. sleep. ∞ ^slæp$

~ærn, ~ern n. dormitory. ∞ ^slæpærn$

~bæ̂re soporific. ∞ ^slæpbære$

~full. ∞ ^slæpfull$

~fulnes f. sleepiness. ∞ ^slæpfulnes$

~lēas sleepless. ∞ ^slæplēas$

~lēast sleeplessness. ∞ ^slæplēast$

~nes f. sleepiness. ∞ ^slæpnes$

~wērig † drowsy. ∞ ^slæpwērig$

slæ̂pan (slæ̂p|an), ā I b, also prt. ~te sleep — mid ~ wd. lie with. ∞ ^slæpan$

~ere m. sleeper. ∞ ^slæpere$

slǣt = slięhþ from slēan. ∞ ^slǣt$

slǣtan (slǣt|an) set dogs on, hunt. ∞ ^slǣtan$

~ing f. hunting. ∞ ^slǣting$

slǣw = slāw. ∞ ^slǣw$

slǣwþ f. sloth [slāw]. ∞ ^slǣwþ$

slaga m. homicide [slēan]. ∞ ^slaga$

slagen ptc. of slēan. ∞ ^slagen$

slagu (f.) slag, dross. ∞ ^slagu$

slāh, slā, pl. slān f. sloe. ∞ ^slāh$

~hyll m. sloe-hill. ∞ ^slāhhyll$

slāhþorn m. blackthorn. ∞ ^slāhþorn$

~ragu (f.) lichen from blackthorn. ∞ ^slāhþornragu$

~rind f. blackthorn-bark. ∞ ^slāhþornrind$

~weg m. blackthorn-road. ∞ ^slāhþornweg$

slāpan = slæ̂pan. ∞ ^slāpan$

slāpian impers. be sleepy. ∞ ^slāpian$

slāpol sleepy. ∞ ^slāpol$

~nes f. sleepiness. ∞ ^slāpolnes$

slāpor*, æ̂ sleepy. ∞ ^slāpor$

~nes f. sleepiness. ∞ ^slāpornes$

slarige f. clary (a plant). ∞ ^slarige$

slāw, ǣ, ēa sluggish, lazy. ∞ ^slāw$

~ian be or become sluggish. ∞ ^slāwian$

~līce av. sluggishly, with delay. ∞ ^slāwlīce$

slēa, ǣ, vE. slahæ f. weaver’s reed Gl. [slēan]. ∞ ^slēa$

slēan 2 prt. slōg, ptc. slagen, æ, ę strike, sting (of snake); play (harp) ; forge (metal), coin (money) ; drive in (stake), pitch (tent) | make by striking (fire, signal) | kill | met. strike (bargain); afflict (with punishment); | make move, drive — of ~ wd. cut off (head) || intr. strike : on īren ~ (of smith), tōgædre ~ collide; move: þǣr slōg micel mist came on. ~ ofdūne precipitate himself. ~ ūt on sǣ set sail; ūt ~ break out (of eruption). ∞ ^slēan$ ^slōg$ ^slōh$ ^slagen$ ^slægen$ ^slegen$

geslēan 2 strike down, slaughter — wæl ~ make a slaughter; gain by fighting, conquer (country); and the other meanings of slēan. ∞ ^geslēan$

sleac = slæc. ∞ ^sleac$

sleaht = slięht. ∞ ^sleaht$

slēaw = slāw. ∞ ^slēaw$

slęccan, prt. sleahte weaken [slæc]. ∞ ^slęccan$

slęcg (f.) sledge-hammer [slēan]. ∞ ^slęcg$

~ettan palpitate. ∞ ^slęcgettan$

sięg-. see slęge. ∞ ^sięg$

~nēat n. beast to be killed. ∞ ^sięgnēat$

slęge m. stroke, blow, beating; stinging (of snake) ; collision ; clap (of thunder) ; killing, slaughter, murder [slēan]. ∞ ^slęge$

~bīetel m. mallet. ∞ ^slęgebīetel$

~fǣge † doomed to slaughter. ∞ ^slęgefǣge$

slęgel (m.) plectrum. ∞ ^slęgel$

slęgen ptc. of slēan. ∞ ^slęgen$

slēow = slīw. ∞ ^slēow$

slic [ī?] smoother, sleek-stone. ∞ ^slic$

slīc once cunning. ∞ ^slīc$

slicc once hammer lK Gl. = slęcg (?). ∞ ^slicc$

slīdan (slīd|an) 6 glide, slide; met. make false step, err; in prs. ptc. be transitory. ∞ ^slīdan$

slide m. slip; fall (into misfortune or error) [slīdan]. ∞ ^slide$

slidor, dd I. slippery. II. n. slippery place. ∞ ^slidor$

~nes f. slipperiness; slippery place (!). ∞ ^slidornes$

slidrian, -der- slip. ∞ ^slidrian$

sliefan (slief|an) slip or put dress (on a person). ∞ ^sliefan$

~escōh m. slipper. ∞ ^sliefescōh$

slīefe (slīef|e), slīef f. sleeve. ∞ ^slīefe$

ge~ed sleeved. ∞ ^geslīefed$

~lēas sleeveless. ∞ ^slīeflēas$

slięht, i, ea m. killing, slaughter, mortality (from pestilence); coll. animals to be killed for food [slēan]. ∞ ^slięht$

~swīn n. pig to be killed. ∞ ^slięhtswīn$

geslięht † n. conflict. ∞ ^geslięht$

slięhtan*, æ kill lN. ∞ ^slięhtan$

slīepan (slīep|an) slip or put off or on (of yoke, ring) [slūpan]. ∞ ^slīepan$

~escōh m. slipper. ∞ ^slīepescōh$

sliepa, y, i m. paste. Cp. slyppe. ∞ ^sliepa$

slīm (n.) slime. ∞ ^slīm$

slincan (slinc|an) 3 creep. ∞ ^slincan$

~end m. reptile. ∞ ^slincend$

slingan once creep for slincan (?). ∞ ^slingan$

slipig slimy. ∞ ^slipig$

slipor slippery ; unstable (in character); ! morally impure, foul Gl. ∞ ^slipor$

~nes f. (!) moral impurity Gl. ∞ ^slipornes$

geslit n. rending; biting, bite; calumny. ∞ ^geslit$

~glīw n. scoffing Gl. ∞ ^geslitglīw$

slītan (slīt|an) 6 tear, rend, also met. (esp. of hunger); irritate (wound); destroy met.; slander || intr. tear. ∞ ^slītan$

~endlic consuming. ∞ ^slītendlic$

~ere m. destroyer; glutton. ∞ ^slītere$

~ung f. biting. ∞ ^slītung$

slite (slit|e) m. tear, rent (in cloth), bite. ∞ ^slite$

~cwealm m. death from being bitten. ∞ ^slitcwealm$

slite [ī?] f. cyclamen (a plant). ∞ ^slite$

sliten- once heretic lN. ∞ ^sliten$

slitennes*, slitnes f. laceration ; destroying, waste [slītan]. ∞ ^slitennes$

slitol pungent. ∞ ^slitol$

slīþan injure. ∞ ^slīþan$

slīþe (slīþ|e) † I. severe, dangerous, painful, cruel (of things). II. av. cruelly (slain). ∞ ^slīþe$

~heard fierce ; cruel (bonds). ∞ ^slīþheard$

slīþen † severe, evil, cruel (of things). ∞ ^slīþen$

slīw, ēo, slī (m.) tench (a fish). ∞ ^slīw$

slōg, slōh prt. of slēan. ∞ ^slōg$

slōh, d. slō nm. slough, mire. ∞ ^slōh$

slota once m. morsel Gl. ∞ ^slota$

sluma m. slumber. ∞ ^sluma$

slūpan 7 glide, move smoothly. ∞ ^slūpan$

slyppe f. paste, slime. Cp. *slīepa. ∞ ^slyppe$

smacian pat. ∞ ^smacian$

smæcc m. taste, savour. ∞ ^smæcc$

~an tr. taste. ∞ ^smæccan$

smæl narrow, slender ; small; fine (powder). ∞ ^smæl$

~e av. = smale. ∞ ^smæle$

~þearmas mpl. intestines. ∞ ^smælþearmas$

~þearme n. lower abdomen. ∞ ^smælþearme$

smǣte refined or pure (gold). ∞ ^smǣte$

~gylden of pure gold. ∞ ^smǣtegylden$

smale, æ av. finely (ground); not loudly, softly [smæl]. ∞ ^smale$

smalian (smal|ian) become slender. ∞ ^smalian$

~ung f. making slender, reducing (flesh). ∞ ^smalung$

smēagelęgen (smēa|gelęgen) f. syllogism Gl. ∞ ^smēagelęgen$

~lic searching (inquiry), profound (reasoning); exquisite Gl. [smūgan]. ∞ ^smēalic$

~līce av. searchingly, (reasoning) profoundly; (see) clearly. ∞ ^smēalīce$

~męttas mpl. delicacies. ∞ ^smēamęttas$

~þanclīce av. in detail. ∞ ^smēaþanclīce$

smēaþancol, ~lic subtle. ∞ ^smēaþancol$

~līce av. thoroughly, sagaciously. ∞ ^smēaþancollīce$

~nes f. exactness. ∞ ^smēaþancolnes$

smēawręnc (smēa|wręnc), smēh- m. artifice, crafty device. ∞ ^smēawręnc$

~wyrhta m. artisan. ∞ ^smēawyrhta$

~wyrm, smēga- m. penetrating worm. ∞ ^smēawyrm$

smēan = smēagan. ∞ ^smēan$

gesmēag n. intrigue vL. ∞ ^gesmēag$

smēag sagacious; ēo penetrating (worm) [smūgan]. ∞ ^smēag$

smēagan (smēag|an), smēan (penetrate); scrutinize, investigate; meditate, reflect w. ymb; seek (opportunity); suppose, assume. ∞ ^smēagan$ ^smēan$

~endlic meditative Gl. ∞ ^smēagendlic$

~ung, smēawung, smēa(u)ng f. search; investigation, meditation; intention, intrigue. ∞ ^smēagung$ ^smēawung$ ^smēang$ ^smēaung$

smearcian, e smile. ∞ ^smearcian$

smeart causing pain [smeortan]. ∞ ^smeart$

smēaþ (f.) once meditation. ∞ ^smēaþ$

smedma, smedema (smed(e)m|a), smeo-, i m. fine flour. ∞ ^smedma$ ^smedema$ ^smeodema$

~en of fine flour. ∞ ^smedemen$ ^smedmen$

smelt, y m. smelt (a fish). ∞ ^smelt$

smēocan 7 intr. smoke || tr. fumigate. ∞ ^smēocan$

smēog = *smēag penetrating. ∞ ^smēog$

smeolt = smolt. ∞ ^smeolt$

smeortan* smart. Cp. fȳr-smeortende. ∞ ^smeortan$

smeoro, g. sme(o)r(u)wes, n. fat, grease, suet, tallow. ∞ ^smeoro$ ^smeruwes$ ^smeoruwes$

smeoromangestre (smeoro|mangestre), smere- f. butter-woman, dealer in butter and cheese. ∞ ^smeoromangestre$

~sealf f. unguent. ∞ ^smeorosealf$

~wig*, smearuwig fatty. ∞ ^smeorowig$

~þearm m. entrail. ∞ ^smeoroþearm$

~wyrt f. a plant. ∞ ^smeorowyrt$

smer- = smier-. ∞ ^smer$

smercian = smearcian. ∞ ^smercian$

smēþe (smēþ|e), oe smooth, polished; not irritating (food, medicine); soothing, flattering, suave (manners) ; harmonious (sound) ; without discomfort, pleasant [smōþ]. ∞ ^smēþe$

~an smooth, polish ; alleviate. ∞ ^smēþan$

~ian become smooth; make smooth. ∞ ^smēþian$

~nes f. smoothness; level surface Gl. ∞ ^smēþnes$

smicer elegant, beautiful. ∞ ^smicer$

~e av. elegantly, beautifully; delicately. ∞ ^smicere$

~nes f. elegance. ∞ ^smicernes$

ge~od elegantly wrought Gl. ∞ ^gesmicerod$

smidema = smedema. ∞ ^smidema$

smīec*, ī m. smoke [smēocan]. ∞ ^smīec$

~an intr. smoke; tr. fumigate. ∞ ^smīecan$

smięll*, ǣ m. slap lN. ∞ ^smięll$

smięllan intr. crack (of whip). ∞ ^smięllan$

smięlting f. amber. ∞ ^smięlting$

smierwan (smier|wan), ~an, ~ian, smer(u)w(i)an anoint [smeoru]. ∞ ^smierwan$ ^smieran$ ^smierian$ ^smeruwian$ ^smerwan$ ^smerwian$ ^smirwian$

~els m., ~enes f. ointment. ∞ ^smierels$

smiering, e f. anointing; ointment. ∞ ^smiering$

~ele m. oil for anointing. ∞ ^smieringele$

smītan 6 daub, smear; pollute. ∞ ^smītan$

smite once m. pollution (?) Gl. ∞ ^smite$

smitta (smitt|a) m. smear, spot [smītan]. ∞ ^smitta$

~ian smear; pollute. ∞ ^smittian$

smiþ m. smith, carpenter. ∞ ^smiþ$

~cræft m. smith’s or carpenter’s art. ∞ ^smiþcræft$

~cræftiga m. smith, carpenter. ∞ ^smiþcræftiga$

~ian forge, fashion (out of metal or wood). ∞ ^smiþian$

~līce av. like a smith, skilfully Gl. ∞ ^smiþlīce$

smiþþe f. smithy. ∞ ^smiþþe$

smoca (smoc|a) m. smoke [smēocan]. ∞ ^smoca$

~ian intr. smoke ; tr. fumigate. ∞ ^smocian$

smocc m. smock-frock, shift. ∞ ^smocc$

smolt, eo serene, peaceful, gentle (rain). ∞ ^smolt$

~e av. gently (blowing wind). ∞ ^smolte$

~līce av. gently (flowing). ∞ ^smoltlīce$

smolt once no. fat. ∞ ^smolt$

smorian tr. choke, suffocate. ∞ ^smorian$

smōþ once serene (countenance) [smēþe]. ∞ ^smōþ$

smūgan (smūg|an) 7 creep or penetrate gradually. ∞ ^smūgan$

~endlic creeping. ∞ ^smūgendlic$

smygel, -els m. burrow [smūgan]. ∞ ^smygel$

smylte (smylt|e) I. serene, calm, mild, gentle (rain, wind); placid, cheerful; prosperous. II. av. gently (blowing wind) [smolt]. ∞ ^smylte$

ge~an appease. ∞ ^gesmyltan$

~lic serene, mild (weather). ∞ ^smyltlic$

~nes f. calm, quiet (of sea, weather); peace, tranquillity; placidity, composure ; gentleness (in action). ∞ ^smyltnes$

snaca m. snake. ∞ ^snaca$

snacc (m.) war-ship. ∞ ^snacc$

snādas, see snǣd. ∞ ^snādas$

snǣd m. handle (of scythe). ∞ ^snǣd$

snǣd [æ̂ ?], pl. snādas m. piece of land (?) Ct. [snīþan ?]. ∞ ^snǣd$

~feld*, snæþ- m. enclosed field (?). ∞ ^snǣdfeld$

snǣd f. morsel or slice of food [snīþan]. ∞ ^snǣd$

~mæ̂lum av. (eat) bit by bit. ∞ ^snǣdmælum$

snǣdan cut into slices ; hew, trim (stone); prune || lunch. ∞ ^snǣdan$

snǣding f. lunch. ∞ ^snǣding$

~hūs n. eating-house. ∞ ^snǣdinghūs$

~scēap n. sheep to be killed. ∞ ^snǣdingscēap$

snǣdel, ~þearm m. the great gut. ∞ ^snǣdel$

snægl = snegl. ∞ ^snægl$

snǣs = snās. ∞ ^snǣs$

snǣsan run through (with spear), spit. ∞ ^snǣsan$

snǣþfeld (snǣþ-feld) = snǣd-. ∞ ^snǣþfeld$

snās, ǣ (f.) spit, skewer. ∞ ^snās$

snāþ (n.) killing [snīþan]. ∞ ^snāþ$

snāw, snā m. snow. ∞ ^snāw$

~gebland n. snowstorm. ∞ ^snāwgebland$

~ceald cold as snow. ∞ ^snāwceald$

~hwīt white as snow. ∞ ^snāwhwīt$

~ig, ~lic snowy. ∞ ^snāwig$

sneare f. noose, snare. ∞ ^sneare$

snegl, æ, snēl m. snail. ∞ ^snegl$

snell (snel|l) quick, swift; active, strong ; bold, brave. ∞ ^snell$

~lic swift, bold. ∞ ^snellic$

~līce av. rapidly. ∞ ^snellīce$

~nes f. quickness, activity. ∞ ^snelnes$

~scipe m. boldness. ∞ ^snelscipe$

snēome † av. quickly; immediately. ∞ ^snēome$

gesneorcan 3 shrivel intr. ∞ ^gesneorcan$

snēowan †, ēo † intr. hasten, proceed. ∞ ^snēowan$

snēr [ē = œ̄] f. string (of harp) ∞ ^snēr$

snīcan (6) creep, crawl; | spread imperceptibly (of wounds). ∞ ^snīcan$

snid, ~e saw [snīþan]. ∞ ^snid$

snid n. slice, cut. ∞ ^snid$

snidīsen (snid-īsen) [or ī ?] n. lancet. ∞ ^snidīsen$

gesnid n. slaughter. ∞ ^gesnid$

snide (m.) incision ; killing. ∞ ^snide$

snięrian †, snyrgan intr. hasten. ∞ ^snięrian$ ^snyrian$

snīte f. snipe. ∞ ^snīte$

snīþstrēo (snīþ-strēo) carline thistle (?). ∞ ^snīþstrēo$

snīþan (snīþ|an), ptc. sniden 6 cut into, lance (boil, &c.), hew (stone); cut off, amputate; cut (hair, corn); cut into pieces; slaughter (animal). ∞ ^snīþan$

~ung f. incision; wound; slaughtering· ∞ ^snīþung$

snīwan snow. ∞ ^snīwan$

snōd f. fillet, head-dress. ∞ ^snōd$

snoffa once m. nausea. ∞ ^snoffa$

snofl mucus of the nose. ∞ ^snofl$

~ig full of mucus; having a cold in the head. ∞ ^snoflig$

snoru f. daughter-in-law. ∞ ^snoru$

gesnot n. mucus of the nose. ∞ ^gesnot$

snotor, tt prudent, wise. ∞ ^snotor$

~lic wise, philosophical Gl. ∞ ^snotorlic$

~līce av. prudently, wisely; philosophically Gl. ∞ ^snotorlīce$

~nes f. wisdom. ∞ ^snotornes$

~wyrde plausible. ∞ ^snotorwyrde$

snūd I. coming quick, sudden. II. n. speed. ∞ ^snūd$

~e av. quickly; at once. ∞ ^snūde$

snyring [y = ȳ, īe?] once sharp rock Gl. ∞ ^snyring$

snȳtan* (snȳt|an*) clear the nose. ∞ ^snȳtan$

~ing f. sneezing Gl. ∞ ^snȳting$

snytrian, tt be wise; be a philosopher. ∞ ^snytrian$

snytre † once wise [snotor]. ∞ ^snytre$

snytro, tt, ge- f. prudence, sagacity, wisdom. ∞ ^snytro$

snyþian † once go with nose to the ground (of plough). ∞ ^snyþian$

soc, ge- n. sucking [sūcan]. ∞ ^soc$

socian soak tr., intr. [sūcan]. ∞ ^socian$

socc m. sock [Lt. soccus]. ∞ ^socc$

sōcn f. (seeking) ; investigation ; asking; frequenting, going (to church) ; asylum, refuge; † persecution, attack ; exercise of judicial power, jurisdiction [sēcan]. ∞ ^sōcn$

gesod n. boiling, liquefaction [sēoþan]. ∞ ^gesod$

soden ptc. of sēoþan. ∞ ^soden$

sōfte (sōft|e) I. quiet (sleep); luxurious, comfortable (bed); not stern, gentle vL. II. av. gently; peaceably, without discord; easily ; at ease, comfortably; not harshly, kindly [sēfte]. ∞ ^sōfte$

sōftnes f. ease, comfort; luxury, effeminacy. ∞ ^sōftnes$

sogoþa m. hiccup; eructation [sūgan]. ∞ ^sogoþa$

sohte, prt. of sēcan. ∞ ^sohte$

sol n. mud, wet sand; wallowing-place. ∞ ^sol$

sōl † sun Ps. [Lt.]. ∞ ^sōl$

Solmōnaþ (Sol-mōnaþ) m. February. ∞ ^Solmōnaþ$

sōlāte f. heliotrope. Cp. solsece. ∞ ^sōlāte$

sole once f. shoe, sandal [Lt. solea]. ∞ ^sole$

solor (m.) upper room [Lt. solarium]. ∞ ^solor$

solsece f. heliotrope [Lt. solsequia]. ∞ ^solsece$

sōm f. concord, reconciliation, agreement. ∞ ^sōm$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. wedlock. ∞ ^sōmrǣden$

gesōm unanimous, reconciled, friendly. ∞ ^gesōm$

sōn m. musical sound, music [Lt. sonus]. ∞ ^sōn$

~cræft m. music. ∞ ^sōncræft$

sōna av. immediately — ~ swā as soon as. ∞ ^sōna$

song [o = a or ō ?] bed lN. ∞ ^song$

sopa m. draught, sup [sūpan]. ∞ ^sopa$

soppe (sopp|e) f. sop. ∞ ^soppe$

~cuppe f. sop-cup. ∞ ^soppcuppe$

~ian sop. ∞ ^soppian$

sore mote (in eye) lN. ∞ ^sore$

sorg f. wg. grief; anxiety; affliction. ∞ ^sorg$

~byrþen, ~byrþenn † f. grievous sorrow. ∞ ^sorgbyrþen$

~cearig † anxious, sad. ∞ ^sorgcearig$

~cearu † f. anxiety, sadness. ∞ ^sorgcearu$

~full anxious, sad ; causing anxiety or sadness. ∞ ^sorgfull$

~lēas free from anxiety or sorrow. ∞ ^sorglēas$

~lēast f. security. ∞ ^sorglēast$

~lēoþ n. dirge. ∞ ^sorglēoþ$

~lic grievous. ∞ ^sorglic$

~līce av. grievously. ∞ ^sorglīce$

~lufu † f. sad love. ∞ ^sorglufu$

~stafas † mpl. sorrow, affliction. ∞ ^sorgstafas$

~więlm † m. sorrow. ∞ ^sorgwięlm$

~wīte n. torment. ∞ ^sorgwīte$

~word † n. word of sorrow. ∞ ^sorgword$

sorgian (sorg|ian), vE. prs. ptc. soergendi, grieve ; be anxious, solicitous w. ymb. ∞ ^sorgian$

~ung f. sorrowing, grief. ∞ ^sorgung$

sorig once sorry. ∞ ^sorig$

sōt, oo (n.) soot. ∞ ^sōt$

ge~ig grimy, dirty Gl. ∞ ^gesōtig$

sotel = setl. ∞ ^sotel$

sott (sot|t) I. stupid, foolish. II. m. fool [Fr.]· ∞ ^sott$

~scipe m. stupidity, folly. ∞ ^sotscipe$

sōþ I. true, real; righteous Ps. II. n. truth, reality, certainty; asseveration ; justice, righteousness. for ~, tō ~e with certainty, truly; as a fact, really. tō ~um þingum witan, for ~ witan know for a certainty. ∞ ^sōþ$

~cwed, ~cweden veracious lN. ∞ ^sōþcwed$

~cwide m. true saying, righteous saying; proverb, parable. ∞ ^sōþcwide$

~cyning † m. king of justice, God. ∞ ^sōþcyning$

~e av. truly, really; faithfully. ∞ ^sōþe$

~es av. truly; verily. ∞ ^sōþes$

~fæder † m. father of justice, God. ∞ ^sōþfæder$

sōþfæst truthful; just, righteous. ∞ ^sōþfæst$

~ian justify. ∞ ^sōþfæstian$

~lic true ; sincere. ∞ ^sōþfæstlic$

~līce av. truly ; faithfully. ∞ ^sōþfæstlīce$

~nes f. truth ; good faith, justice. ∞ ^sōþfæstnes$

sōþgiėdd (sōþ|giėdd) † n. true tale. ∞ ^sōþgiėdd$

~hwæþre (!) av. however lN. ∞ ^sōþhwæþre$

~lic true. ∞ ^sōþlic$

~līce av., cj. truly; verily, indeed ; for. ∞ ^sōþlīce$

~sagol veracious. ∞ ^sōþsagol$

~sagu f. truth ; history. ∞ ^sōþsagu$

~sęcgan tell truth, declare lN. ∞ ^sōþsęcgan$

~sęgen f. statement of the truth. ∞ ^sōþsęgen$

~spell n. history. ∞ ^sōþspell$

~spræ̂c f. true saying lN. ∞ ^sōþspræc$

~tācn n. prodigy lN. ∞ ^sōþtācn$

~word † n. true word. ∞ ^sōþword$

sōþ- = Lt. pro- (!) lN. ∞ ^sōþ$

sōþian prove. ∞ ^sōþian$

spāca m. spoke of wheel. ∞ ^spāca$

spade (spad|e), ~u wk. f. spade [Lt. spatha]. ∞ ^spade$

spæc, spæ̂c =spr-. ∞ ^spæc$

spær, ~lic sparing, frugal. ∞ ^spær$

~hęnde frugal. ∞ ^spærhęnde$

~hynde frugal. ∞ ^spærhynde$

~līce av. frugally ; (speak) briefly. ∞ ^spærlīce$

~nes f. parsimony, frugality. ∞ ^spærnes$

spærlīra (spær-līr|a), speoru- m. calf of leg. ∞ ^spærlīra$

~ede having large calves. ∞ ^spærlīrede$

spær* plaster, mortar. ∞ ^spær$

~en of plaster, mortar. ∞ ^spæren$

~stān m. gypsum, chalk. ∞ ^spærstān$

spæ̂tan (spæ̂t|an) spit; syringe (wound). ∞ ^spætan$

~ung f. expectoration. ∞ ^spætung$

spǣtl = spātl. ∞ ^spǣtl$

spǣtlan, -ian spit foam. ∞ ^spǣtlan$

spala = gespelia substitute. ∞ ^spala$

spāld = spātl. ∞ ^spāld$

spaldor, L. spelter asphalt [Lt. asphaltum]. ∞ ^spaldor$

gespan n. persuasion, allurement. ∞ ^gespan$

spanan (span|an) 2, prt. spōn, spēon instigate, persuade, allure. ∞ ^spanan$

~ere m. enticer. ∞ ^spanere$

spane (span|e), ~u, pl. ~an, ~a f. teat. ∞ ^spane$

spang f. clasp, buckle. ∞ ^spang$

gespang n. fastening, clasp. ∞ ^gespang$

spann f. span (measure). ∞ ^spann$

gespann n. fastening, bond, web met. ∞ ^gespann$

spannan (spann|an) I prt. spēon, spēnn clasp, fasten, attach. ∞ ^spannan$

~ing f. span (measure). ∞ ^spanning$

sparian wa., also wd. spare, show mercy to; wa. not use, abstain from, preserve. ∞ ^sparian$

spātl, ǣ, A. spāþl, spādl, spāld n. saliva. ∞ ^spātl$

~ian spit out, expectorate. ∞ ^spātlian$

~ung f. saliva, what is expectorated. ∞ ^spātlung$

spearhafoc (spear-hafoc) m. sparrow-hawk [spearwa]. ∞ ^spearhafoc$

spearca (spearc|a), æ m. spark ; small portion, (not a) trace. ∞ ^spearca$

~ian emit sparks, scintillate. ∞ ^spearcian$

spearnlian intr. kick, sprawl [spornan]. ∞ ^spearnlian$

gespearrian shut, bar. ∞ ^gespearrian$

spearwa m. sparrow. ∞ ^spearwa$

spearwa m. calf of leg Gl. ∞ ^spearwa$

specan = sprecan. ∞ ^specan$

spēd, oe f. success — on ~ successfully, with good results; prosperity; wealth, plenty; progeny once Ps. ; power, faculty ; opportunity, means; speed in av. ~um quickly [spōwan]. ∞ ^spēd$

~līce av. effectually. ∞ ^spēdlīce$

~sumian prosper. ∞ ^spēdsumian$

spēdan, ge- succeed, w. tō in; make to succeed Gl. ∞ ^spēdan$

sped phlegm, gum (in eye) Gl. ∞ ^sped$

~iende ? Gl. ∞ ^spediende$

speddropa (sped-dropa) [e or ē ?] once † drop (of ink). ∞ ^speddropa$

spēdig prosperous ; wealthy, powerful, abounding in. ∞ ^spēdig$

ge~līce av. prosperously. ∞ ^gespēdiglīce$

~nes f. opulence. ∞ ^spēdignes$

spelian (spel|ian) act as representative of, stand for. ∞ ^spelian$

~igend m. representative. ∞ ^speligend$

~ing f. deputyship. ∞ ^speling$

spelc, i [inf. of spilcan] (m.) splint (for broken limb). ∞ ^spelc$

spelcan = spilcan. ∞ ^spelcan$

speld n., pl. ~ru, ~ splinter, piece of wood, torch. ∞ ^speld$

gespelia, L. spala m. representative, deputy [spelian]. ∞ ^gespelia$

spell n. narrative, history; (idle) tale; prose ; discourse, homily ; philosophical argument; saying ; message. ∞ ^spell$

~bōc f. homily-book. ∞ ^spellbōc$

~boda m. messenger, angel, ambassador, prophet; public speaker G1: ∞ ^spellboda$

~cwide m. historical narrative. ∞ ^spellcwide$

spellian (spell|ian) intr. discourse; tr. announce, tell. ∞ ^spellian$

~ung f. conversation; narrative, tale ; discourse, homily. ∞ ^spellung$

spelt (m.) spelt, corn [Lt. spelta]. ∞ ^spelt$

spelter = spaldor asphalt. ∞ ^spelter$

spendan (spend|an) spend [Lt. expendere]. ∞ ^spendan$

~ung f. spending. ∞ ^spendung$

spęnnels once (m.) clasp Gl. [spannan]. ∞ ^spęnnels$

speoftian, -an spit, spit on lN. ∞ ^speoftian$

spēon prt. of spanan, spannan. ∞ ^spēon$

spēow- = spīw-. ∞ ^spēow$

spere n. spear. ∞ ^spere$

~brōga † m. spear-terror. ∞ ^sperebrōga$

~healf f. (inheritance on) the male side. ∞ ^sperehealf$

~lēas (shaft) without a spear-head. ∞ ^sperelēas$

~nīþ † m. battle. ∞ ^sperenīþ$

~wyrt f. a plant. ∞ ^sperewyrt$

gesperod armed with spear Gl. ∞ ^gesperod$

spic, e n. bacon, lard. ∞ ^spic$

~hūs n. larder. ∞ ^spichūs$

spicmāse (spic-māse) f. titmouse (bird). ∞ ^spicmāse$

spīce, spīca f. (?) aromatic herb, spikenard (?) [Lt. spica]. ∞ ^spīce$

spīcing m. spike, nail. ∞ ^spīcing$

spięrcan (spięrc|an) intr. sparkle; sputter [spearca]. ∞ ^spięrcan$

~ing f. sprinkling. ∞ ^spięrcing$

spięrran (spięrr|an) strike. ∞ ^spięrran$

~ing f. striking. ∞ ^spięrring$

spīgettan = spīwettan. ∞ ^spīgettan$

spilian play. ∞ ^spilian$

spilæg (m.) kind of snake lN. [Lt. spilagius]. ∞ ^spilæg$

spilc = spelc. ∞ ^spilc$

spilcan, e [infl. of spelc] bind with splints. ∞ ^spilcan$

spild, vL. spilþ m. destruction, ruin. ∞ ^spild$

~sīþ † m. destructive expedition. ∞ ^spildsīþ$

spildan = spillan destroy. ∞ ^spildan$

spillan (spill|an), spildan destroy. ∞ ^spillan$

~ing f. waste (of money). ∞ ^spilling$

spind fat. ∞ ^spind$

spinel, -nl f. spindle. ∞ ^spinel$

~healf f. (inheritance on) the female side. ∞ ^spinelhealf$

spinnan 3 spin; intr. kick, struggle. ∞ ^spinnan$

spīr tapering shoot (of reed). ∞ ^spīr$

spitel m. spud, spade. ∞ ^spitel$

spittan dig. ∞ ^spittan$

gespittan spit, spit upon lN. ∞ ^gespittan$

spittian spit lA. ∞ ^spittian$

spitu f. spit. ∞ ^spitu$

spiunge = sponge sponge. ∞ ^spiunge$

spīwan (spīw|an) 6, ~ian vomit abs., wa, wi. ; spit. ∞ ^spīwan$

~ettan*, spīgettan spit. ∞ ^spīwettan$

~ere m. vomiter. ∞ ^spīwere$

~ing f. vomiting. ∞ ^spīwing$

spīwe (spīw|e) (m.) vomiting. ∞ ^spīwe$

~drenc, ~edrenc, -inc m. emetic. ∞ ^spīwdrenc$

spīweþa, spīwþa, spīwda, spēow- m. vomiting; what is vomited. ∞ ^spīweþa$

spiwol emetic. ∞ ^spiwol$

splott m. spot; plot of land. ∞ ^splott$

ge~od spotted. ∞ ^gesplottod$

spōn mf. shaving, chip. ∞ ^spōn$

sponge, spiunge f. sponge; spongy excrescence. Cp. spynge [Lt. spongia]. ∞ ^sponge$

spor n. track, footprint; tracking; trace, vestige. ∞ ^spor$

~wrecel m. ? Ct. ∞ ^sporwrecel$

spora (spor|a), u m. spur. ∞ ^spora$ ^spura$

~leþer n. spur-strap. ∞ ^sporleþer$

sporettan (sporett|an) once kick. ∞ ^sporettan$

~ung, *sporteng f. kicking (?). ∞ ^sporettung$

spornan (sporn|an), spu- 3 strike foot against; reject, contemn. ∞ ^spornan$

~ere m. fuller. ∞ ^spornere$

~ing f. stumbling, stumbling-block. ∞ ^sporning$

spornettan kick. ∞ ^spornettan$

spōwan (spōw|an) I succeed; impers. wd. fare, succeed. ∞ ^spōwan$

~endlīce av. prosperously. ∞ ^spōwendlīce$

spracen n. alder. ∞ ^spracen$

spræc (n.) shoot, twig. ∞ ^spræc$

spræ̂c, spæ̂c f. talking, conversation, conference; power of speech, eloquence; what is said, statement, report; language; subject of discussion, (difficult) question; suit, claim ; decision ; place of public speaking lN. [sprecan]. ∞ ^spræc$

~cynn n. mode of speaking Bd. ∞ ^spræccynn$

~ern n. court-house lN. ∞ ^spræcern$

spræ̂cfull (spræ̂c|full) loquacious. ∞ ^spræcfull$

~hūs n. auditory, parliament-house Gl. ∞ ^spræchūs$

~lēas speechless. ∞ ^spræclēas$

gespræ̂c n., not W. [miswriting of gesprec, taken for A. *gesprēc ?] speaking, way of speaking; what is said. ∞ ^gespræc$

gespræ̂ce eloquent; affable. ∞ ^gespræce$

~lic ‘ loquelar ’ (in grammar). ∞ ^gespræcelic$

sprædan (spræd|an) spread. ∞ ^sprædan$

~ung f. propagation lN. ∞ ^sprædung$

spranca m. shoot, twig. ∞ ^spranca$

sprangettan palpitate. ∞ ^sprangettan$

sprēawlian intr. move convulsively. ∞ ^sprēawlian$

gesprec n. speaking; power of speech. ∞ ^gesprec$

sprecan (sprec|an), specan 5 speak. ~ on a., on ~ wd. make a claim against, sue, so also w. æfter, ymb. ∞ ^sprecan$

~a † m. councillor. ∞ ^spreca$

~ol talkative. ∞ ^sprecol$

~olnes f. loquacity. ∞ ^sprecolnes$

gesprecan (gesprec|an) 5 speak — him betwēonum gesprǣcon agreed ; speak to, converse with wa. ∞ ^gesprecan$

~a m. interlocutor, one who consults with another. ∞ ^gespreca$

~endlic to be spoken. ∞ ^gesprecendlic$

spręngan tr. scatter; sprinkle; apply clyster || intr. burst, crack [springan]. ∞ ^spręngan$

sprēot m. pole. ∞ ^sprēot$

sprincel (m.) wicker basket. ∞ ^sprincel$

sprind, spryngd active, vigorous. ∞ ^sprind$

~līce, sprinlīce av. actively, vigorously. ∞ ^sprindlīce$

sprindel tenter-hook. ∞ ^sprindel$

spring = spryng. ∞ ^spring$

springan 3 leap; spring back (through elasticity) ; burst forth, fly, spirt; rise — ūp ~ rise (of sun); grow; be diffused (of report, fame). ∞ ^springan$

sprot n. shoot, twig [sprūtan]. ∞ ^sprot$

sprota m. sprout, shoot; peg. ∞ ^sprota$

sprott m. sprat (a fish). ∞ ^sprott$

spryng m. source of water, spring; flux; sprinkling; ulcer [springan]. ∞ ^spryng$

~wyrt*, spring- f. wild caper. ∞ ^spryngwyrt$

sprytle [y = īe ?] f. twig. ∞ ^sprytle$

spryttan (sprytt|an) intr. sprout, germinate || tr. put forth (shoot), bear (fruit); incite: ~ hine tō þǣm [sprūtan]. ∞ ^spryttan$

~ing f. once m. shoot, plant. ∞ ^sprytting$

spurul given to kicking or trampling (?) Gl. ∞ ^spurul$

spynge f. sponge [Lt. spongia]. ∞ ^spynge$

spyrian (spyr|ian) w. æfter follow track ; go; investigate, inquire into [spor]. ∞ ^spyrian$

~emann, spe- m. tracker. ∞ ^spyremann$

~igend m. investigator. ∞ ^spyrigend$

~igung f. investigation. ∞ ^spyrigung$

spyrd m. stadium, (foot) racecourse ; furlong lN. ∞ ^spyrd$

spyrte f. basket [Lt. sporta]. ∞ ^spyrte$

staca (stac|a) m. stake. drīfan ~an on mann a kind of witchcraft, injuring a person by piercing an effigy of him. ∞ ^staca$

~ung f. a kind of witchcraft, see staca. ∞ ^stacung$

stæf m. staff, stick; letter (of alphabet) — pl. stafas piece of writing, literature. ∞ ^stæf$

~cræft m. grammar; learning, literature. ∞ ^stæfcræft$

~cræftig versed in grammar or literature. ∞ ^stæfcræftig$

~cyst f. literature, learning — ~e leornian learn to read. ∞ ^stæfcyst$

~gefēg n. combination of letters, syllable. ∞ ^stæfgefēg$

~leornere m. student. ∞ ^stæfleornere$

~lic literal (meaning); literary. ∞ ^stæflic$

~liþere f. catapult. ∞ ^stæfliþere$

~plega m. literary game Gl. ∞ ^stæfplega$

~rǣw f. line (of writing); alphabet. ∞ ^stæfrǣw$

~sweord n. sword-cane Gl. ∞ ^stæfsweord$

~wīs versed in literature. ∞ ^stæfwīs$

~wrītere m. grammarian. ∞ ^stæfwrītere$

stæg once (n.) pool, pond Gl. [Lt. stagnum]. ∞ ^stæg$

stæg (n.) stay, mast-rope Gl. ∞ ^stæg$

stǣgel steep [stīgan]. ∞ ^stǣgel$

stǣger f. stairs [stīgan]. ∞ ^stǣger$

stǣl, ǣ † n. place; stead, relation — on fæder ~a in the position of a father; assistance; condition, state. ∞ ^stǣl$

stæl (stæl-) [stelan]. ∞ ^stæl$

~gięst † m. thievish stranger. ∞ ^stælgięst$

~hęre m. predatory army. ∞ ^stælhęre$

~hrān m. decoy reindeer. ∞ ^stælhrān$

~tihtle f. charge of theft. ∞ ^stæltihtle$

stælwierþe (stæl-wierþe) serviceable. ∞ ^stælwierþe$

stælwyrt (stæl-wyrt) f. water starwort (a plant). ∞ ^stælwyrt$

stæ̂lan institute, do, inflict: † fǣh þe on weras ~ ; impute (crime) to w. on of pers, wda. ∞ ^stælan$

gestællan once stall, stable. ∞ ^gestællan$

gestæn — *gesten. ∞ ^gestæn$

stænan (stæn|an) throw stones at, stone (to death) ; adorn with gems or mosaic [stān]. ∞ ^stænan$

~ing f. stoning (to death). ∞ ^stæning$

stǣna m. earthenware jug [stān]. ∞ ^stǣna$

stǣnen of stone. ∞ ^stǣnen$

stǣner stony ground lN. ∞ ^stǣner$

stǣnig, ~lic stony. ∞ ^stǣnig$

stæniht = stāniht. ∞ ^stæniht$

stæpe (stæp|e), ę m., pl. ~as, stapas, stepping, step ; pace (measure); going | step (of stairs, ladder); pedestal, step (of mast) ; degree || in ~ instantly. ∞ ^stæpe$

~egang* stę-† R. ∞ ^stæpegang$

~mæ̂lum av. f. step by step, by steps; gradually. ∞ ^stæpmælum$

stæppan (stæpp|an), stę- 2, prt. stōp, step, go, proceed. ∞ ^stæppan$

~escōh m. slipper. ∞ ^stæppescōh$

stær m. starling. ∞ ^stær$

stǣr, ē, eo [ = oe ?] n. history [Lt. historia]. ∞ ^stǣr$

~leornere (?) m. student of history. ∞ ^stǣrleornere$

~trahtere m. historian. ∞ ^stǣrtrahtere$

~wrītere m. historian. ∞ ^stǣrwrītere$

stærblind (stær-blind), stære-, sta- quite blind. ∞ ^stærblind$

stærced- = stęrced-. ∞ ^stærced$

stærling m. starling [stær]. ∞ ^stærling$

stæþ nm. bank, shore. ∞ ^stæþ$

~fæst † firm on the shore. ∞ ^stæþfæst$

~hliepe steep. ∞ ^stæþhliepe$

~hlīeplīce av. precipitously. ∞ ^stæþhlīeplīce$

~swealwe f. sand-martin. ∞ ^stæþswealwe$

~weall † m. barrier of the shore. ∞ ^stæþweall$

~wyrt f. a plant. ∞ ^stæþwyrt$

stæþþan † once stay, support. ∞ ^stæþþan$

stæþþig, ge- sedate, serious. ∞ ^stæþþig$

~nes f. sedateness, seriousness. ∞ ^stæþþignes$

stafian dictate (oath) [stæf]. ∞ ^stafian$

stagan impale, fix (on spit). ∞ ^stagan$

stagga m. stag L. ∞ ^stagga$

~stāl place [staþol]. ∞ ^staggastāl$

~ern n. court of justice Gl. ∞ ^staggaern$

~ian strengthen (supports). ∞ ^staggaian$

gestāl n. impeachment, accusation. ∞ ^gestāl$

stalian (stal|ian) steal; go stealthily, steal [stalu]. ∞ ^stalian$

~ung f. robbery. ∞ ^stalung$

gestala m. accomplice in theft [stelan]. ∞ ^gestala$

stalaþ (m.) stability Gl. ∞ ^stalaþ$

stalu (stal|u) f. stealing, theft [stelan]. ∞ ^stalu$

~gang † m. stealthy step. ∞ ^stalgang$

gestalu f. theft. ∞ ^gestalu$

stalu (stal|u) f. — hearpan ~a pieces of wood into which the harp-strings are fixed (?). ∞ ^stalu$

stam-, see stamm. ∞ ^stam$

~wlisp, scom- stammering. Or two words (?). ∞ ^stamwlisp$

stamm, scomm stammering. ∞ ^stamm$

~ettan stammer. ∞ ^stammettan$

stamor stammer. ∞ ^stamor$

~ian, stam(e)rian stammer. ∞ ^stamorian$ ^stamrian$ ^stamerian$

stān m. stone, rock. ∞ ^stān$

~æx f. stoneworker’s axe (?) Gl. ∞ ^stānæx$

~bæþ n. vapour bath. ∞ ^stānbæþ$

~beorg m. rocky hill. ∞ ^stānbeorg$

~berende stony Gl. ∞ ^stānberende$

~bill n. stone-working implement Gl. ∞ ^stānbill$

~boga † m. natural stone arch. ∞ ^stānboga$

~brycg f. stone bridge. ∞ ^stānbrycg$

~bucca m. mountain goat. ∞ ^stānbucca$

~burg † f. stone-built town. ∞ ^stānburg$

~carr (n.) lN. rock. ∞ ^stāncarr$

~ceastel, i m. chestnut (?) Ct. ∞ ^stānceastel$

~ceosol m. gravel. ∞ ^stānceosol$

~ciėst*, y m. chestnut (?) lCt. ∞ ^stānciėst$

~clif † n. cliff; crag, rock. ∞ ^stānclif$

~clūd m. rock. ∞ ^stānclūd$

~cræftiga m. stonemason. ∞ ^stāncræftiga$

~cropp m. stonecrop (a plant). ∞ ^stāncropp$

~crundel m. stone-hollow (?) Ct. ∞ ^stāncrundel$

~gedelf n. stone-quarry. ∞ ^stāngedelf$

~fæt n. stone vessel. ∞ ^stānfæt$

~fāg † paved (road). ∞ ^stānfāg$

~gefeall n. heap of stones. ∞ ^stāngefeall$

~gefōg n. masonry. ∞ ^stāngefōg$

~gaderung f. masonry. ∞ ^stāngaderung$

~geat n. opening between rocks. ∞ ^stāngeat$

~giėlla m. pelican. ∞ ^stāngiėlla$

~gripe † m. stones seized. ∞ ^stāngripe$

~hęge m. wall. ∞ ^stānhęge$

~hiepe f. stone-heap. ∞ ^stānhiepe$

~hīewet, ~hīewett, ~hīfet n. quarry. ∞ ^stānhīewet$

~hliþ † n. rocky slope. ∞ ^stānhliþ$

~hof n. stone house. ∞ ^stānhof$

~hol n. cave. ∞ ^stānhol$

~hrycg m. ridge or reef of rocks Gl. ∞ ^stānhrycg$

~ig, ǣ stony, rocky. ∞ ^stānig$

~iht, ǣ I. stony, rocky. II. n. stony ground. ∞ ^stāniht$

~incel n. little stone. ∞ ^stānincel$

~lesung f. masonry (without mortar) Gl. ∞ ^stānlesung$

~līm m. mortar. ∞ ^stānlīm$

~merce f. parsley. ∞ ^stānmerce$

~rocc (m.) Gl. high rock, obelisk. ∞ ^stānrocc$

~scalu f. shale, shaly ground (?) Ct. ∞ ^stānscalu$

~scięlig*, y stony (ground). ∞ ^stānscięlig$

~scræf n. cave. ∞ ^stānscræf$

~scylf m. peak, rock Gl. ∞ ^stānscylf$

~stræ̂t f. paved road. ∞ ^stānstræt$

~stycce n. piece of stone. ∞ ^stānstycce$

~getimbre n. masonry. ∞ ^stāngetimbre$

~torr m. stone tower; high rock, crag. ∞ ^stāntorr$

~wang m. stony plain. ∞ ^stānwang$

~weall m. stone wall. ∞ ^stānweall$

~weg m. paved road. ∞ ^stānweg$

~weorc n. masonry. ∞ ^stānweorc$

~geweorc n. art of building ; masonry. ∞ ^stāngeweorc$

~weorþung f. worship of stones. ∞ ^stānweorþung$

~wurma m. colour got from a stone or mineral Gl. ∞ ^stānwurma$

~wyrht (f.) stone building (?) Gl. ∞ ^stānwyrht$

~wyrhta m. mason. ∞ ^stānwyrhta$

stand m. lN. delay. ∞ ^stand$

standan 2 prt. stōd stand; stand still, stop, stay, remain (undisturbed), last | be valid, in force (of laws); w. on d. consist of; be : gif nīed on handa stande in case of necessity, se sceatt þe on þām lande stent the sum with which the land is charged | start from (of direction), also fig.: him stōd stincende stēam of þām mūþe, micel ege stōd deōflum fram ēow. ∞ ^standan$

gestandan 2 stand up (as opposed to sitting), keep one’s feet; oppose (attacker); attack, assail, also met. (of illness); perform ; and the other meanings of standan. ∞ ^gestandan$

stapol m. pillar, prop, met. foundation; flight of steps. ∞ ^stapol$

~weg m. ? Ct. ∞ ^stapolweg$

starian gaze. ∞ ^starian$

stareblind (stare-blind) = stær-. ∞ ^stareblind$

staþol m. foundation, base (of pillar), also met.; stability, met. security; firmament, sky; position, place; state (of things). ∞ ^staþol$

~æht † f. estate (?) R. ∞ ^staþolæht$

staþolfæst firm, stationary; firm (in mind). ∞ ^staþolfæst$

~lic stable. ∞ ^staþolfæstlic$

~līce av. firmly; with firm mind. ∞ ^staþolfæstlīce$

~nes f. firmness, stability. ∞ ^staþolfæstnes$

ge~nian, -fæstian establish. ∞ ^gestaþolfæstnian$

~nung f. Gl. foundation. ∞ ^staþolfæstnung$

staþolian (staþol|ian) fix, establish; make steadfast (in mind). ∞ ^staþolian$

(ge)~iend m. founder. ∞ ^gestaþoliend$

(ge)staþolung f. founding, foundation, settling. ∞ ^gestaþolung$

staþolwang (staþol-wang) † m. plain to dwell in. ∞ ^staþolwang$

stealc steep. ∞ ^stealc$

stealcian. (stealc|ian.) ∞ ^stealcian$

~ung f. walking cautiously. ∞ ^stealcung$

steald ptc. of stęllan. ∞ ^steald$

gesteald † n. dwelling, abode. ∞ ^gesteald$

stealdan † I possess wi. ∞ ^stealdan$

steall m. act of standing; place ; stead — on his ~; stall (for cattle), stable ; fishing-ground; state (of affairs). ∞ ^steall$

gesteall † n. structure, frame (of the earth). ∞ ^gesteall$

steallere, a m. marshal L. ∞ ^steallere$

stēam m. exhalation, hot vapour, steam ; † moisture (blood). ∞ ^stēam$

stēap m. drinking-vessel, flagon. ∞ ^stēap$

stēap lofty, tall, mounting high (of fire); prominent (gem, eyes). ∞ ^stēap$

stēapol (m.) tumulus (of stones) (?) Ct. ∞ ^stēapol$

stearc rigid ; rough (wind, weather); attended with hardship; obstinate; stern, severe ; violent, strong. ∞ ^stearc$

~ferhþ † stern, fierce. ∞ ^stearcferhþ$

~heard violent (weeping). ∞ ^stearcheard$

~heort † stout-hearted. ∞ ^stearcheort$

~ian stiffen intr. ∞ ^stearcian$

~līce av. vigorously. ∞ ^stearclīce$

stearn m. a sea-bird, tern (?). ∞ ^stearn$

steartlian stumble. ∞ ^steartlian$

gestēd. ∞ ^gestēd$

~hors n. stallion. ∞ ^gestēdhors$

stēda m. stallion; entire camel [stōd]. ∞ ^stēda$

stęde, styde m. act of standing; standing still; place, also met. ; stability ; fixity (of condition) ; strangury ; condition Gl. | of ~ immediately. ∞ ^stęde$

~fæst steadfast; firm (mind). ∞ ^stędefæst$

~fæstnes f. constancy. ∞ ^stędefæstnes$

~heard † firm. ∞ ^stędeheard$

~lēas having nothing to stand on, unstable. ∞ ^stędelēas$

~wang † m. plain. ∞ ^stędewang$

~wist f. constancy. ∞ ^stędewist$

stedig sterile, barren. ∞ ^stedig$

~nes f. sterility. ∞ ^stedignes$

stęding. ∞ ^stęding$

~līne f. stay, mast-rope Gl. ∞ ^stędinglīne$

stefn-, see stemn-, stęmn-. ∞ ^stefn$

stefnian L. summon w. d. and tō [? Scand. stefna]. ∞ ^stefnian$

stelan 4 steal. ∞ ^stelan$

stela (stel|a), æ m. stalk ; support. ∞ ^stela$

~mēle m. vessel with handle. ∞ ^stelmēle$

~scofl f. shovel with (long) handle (?) G?· ∞ ^stelscofl$

stęllan, prt. stealde, place, set [steall]. ∞ ^stęllan$

stemn ¹ , stefn f. voice — mid miclum ~um of a single voice. ∞ ^stemn$

stemn ², stefn m. period, time — ymb ~ by turns, nīwan stefne a second time, afresh; turn of military service. ∞ ^stemn$

~mæ̂lum*, stemmæ̂lum av. alternately. ∞ ^stemnmælum$

stęmn ³, stęfn m. stem (of tree) ; foundation ; (race, family) ; prow or stern of ship [stæf]. ∞ ^stęmn$

stęmna*, stęfna † m. prow of ship. ∞ ^stęmna$

stemnan (stemn|an), stefnan institute, regulate || alternate Gl. ∞ ^stemnan$

~byrd*, stefn- f. regulation. ∞ ^stemnbyrd$

~ing f. turn of military service. ∞ ^stemning$

stęmnan (stęmn|an), stęfnan provide with fringe. ∞ ^stęmnan$

~ing f. fringe, border. ∞ ^stęmning$

stęmnettan stand firm. ∞ ^stęmnettan$

stęmpan (stęmp|an) pound (in mortar) [-stampe]. ∞ ^stęmpan$

~ingīsern (~ing-īsern) n. stamping-iron. ∞ ^stęmpingīsern$

gesten*, æ n. groaning. ∞ ^gesten$

stenan (5) groan. ∞ ^stenan$

stęnc m. sense of smell; odour (good or bad) [stincan]. ∞ ^stęnc$

~bæ̂re stinking. ∞ ^stęncbære$

~bręngende (!) odoriferous lN. ∞ ^stęncbręngende$

stęncan (stęnc|an) scatter [stincan]. ∞ ^stęncan$

(ge)~nes f. odour lN. ∞ ^gestęncnes$

gestęnce fragrant. ∞ ^gestęnce$

stenecian pant [stenan]. ∞ ^stenecian$

stęng m. pole, stake, bar, cudgel [stingan]. ∞ ^stęng$

stēop- step-· ∞ ^stēop$

~bearn n. orphan. ∞ ^stēopbearn$

~cild n. orphan; unprotected one. ∞ ^stēopcild$

~dohtor f. step-daughter. ∞ ^stēopdohtor$

~fæder m. step-father. ∞ ^stēopfæder$

~mōdor f. step-mother. ∞ ^stēopmōdor$

~sunu m. step-son. ∞ ^stēopsunu$

stēor m. steer, young bull; young cow. ∞ ^stēor$

~oxa m. steer. ∞ ^stēoroxa$

stēor- occ. = stīer-. ∞ ^stēor$

stēor, ȳ [infl. of stīeran] f. (steering ; rudder) ; guidance; regulation, rule; restraint; discipline; reproof; punishment; fine. ∞ ^stēor$

~bord n. starboard, right side of ship. ∞ ^stēorbord$

~esmann (~es-mann) L. m. steersman, captain [Scand.]. ∞ ^stēoresmann$

~lēas not under control, ungovernable ; profligate ; uninstructed, foolish. ∞ ^stēorlēas$

~mann m. steersman, captain. ∞ ^stēormann$

~nægl m. handle of a helm. ∞ ^stēornægl$

~rēþra m. steersman, captain. ∞ ^stēorrēþra$

~rōþor n. rudder. ∞ ^stēorrōþor$

~scofl f. rudder. ∞ ^stēorscofl$

~setl n. stern. ∞ ^stēorsetl$

~stefn m. stern. ∞ ^stēorstefn$

~wierþe, -weorþ deserving reprobation. ∞ ^stēorwierþe$

stēoran = stīeran. ∞ ^stēoran$

stēora, īe m. steersman. ∞ ^stēora$

steorfan (steorf|an) 3 die. ∞ ^steorfan$

~a m. pestilence. ∞ ^steorfa$

steorn. ∞ ^steorn$

~ede having a forehead Gl. ∞ ^steornede$

steorra (steor|ra) m. star. ∞ ^steorra$

~glēaw skilled in astronomy. ∞ ^steorglēaw$

~scēawere m. astronomer, astrologer. ∞ ^steorscēawere$

~wigl, ~wiglung f. astrology. ∞ ^steorwigl$

steort m. tail; tongue of land. ∞ ^steort$

stēpan, oe initiate, consecrate Gl. ∞ ^stēpan$

stēran (stēr|an), ȳ burn incense ; fumigate [stōr]. ∞ ^stēran$

~ing f. incense. ∞ ^stēring$

stęrcedferhþ (stęrced-ferhþ) †, stæ- [ = ię] brave, resolute. ∞ ^stęrcedferhþ$

stī- = stig-. ∞ ^stī$

stic-, see stycce. ∞ ^stic$

sticfōdder (stic-fōdder) n. ? case for spoons [sticca]. ∞ ^sticfōdder$

stictǣnel (stic-tǣnel) basket Gl. ∞ ^stictǣnel$

stician (stic|ian) tr. prick, goad (ox), stab, gouge out (eyes); kill || intr. remain fixed, stick; be inside ; lie (of direction, boundary). ∞ ^stician$

~ung f. piercing ; killing (pigs). ∞ ^sticung$

sticc- once viscous (?). ∞ ^sticc$

sticca m. stick, peg; pointer (of dial) ; spoon. ∞ ^sticca$

stice (stic|e) m. stab, puncture ; pricking sensation, stitch. ∞ ^stice$

~ādl f. stitch (in side). ∞ ^sticādl$

~wærc m. stitch (in side). ∞ ^sticwærc$

~wyrt f. agrimony. ∞ ^sticwyrt$

sticel m. goad. ∞ ^sticel$

sticels m. goad ; instigation. ∞ ^sticels$

sticol lofty, high up ; steep ; rough (road), scaly; difficult Gl. ∞ ^sticol$

stīele (stīel|e) n. steel. ∞ ^stīele$

~ęcg † steel-edged (sword). ∞ ^stīelęcg$ ^stylęcg$

~ed hardened, tempered. ∞ ^stīeled$

~en of steel. ∞ ^stīelen$

stięll m. leap. ∞ ^stięll$

stięllan prt. stięlde, ? ea leap. ∞ ^stięllan$

stīeman (stīem|an) intr. give out odour, smell sweet [stēam]. ∞ ^stīeman$

~ing f. fragrance. ∞ ^stīeming$

stīepan (stīep|an) † raise ; build; exalt, make illustrious, honour wai.; ge- help [stēap]. ∞ ^stīepan$

~ere m. prop, pillar. ∞ ^stīepere$

stīep- †, īe † once deprivation (?); downfall (?). ∞ ^stīep$

stīepel m. tower [stēap]. ∞ ^stīepel$

stīeran (stīer|an), A. ēo w. d. or a.) steer (ship); guide, govern, restrain ; reprove; punish; wdg. restrain from, check : ~de him unrihtes [stēor]. ∞ ^stīeran$

~end m. governor; corrector; reprover. ∞ ^stīerend$

~ere*, ēo m. steersman. ∞ ^stīerere$

~nes f. discipline. ∞ ^stīernes$

stierc*, i, y, io, styric m. calf. ∞ ^stierc$

stięrne (stięrn|e) stern. ∞ ^stięrne$

~inga † av. inexorably. ∞ ^stięrninga$

~lic harsh (word); severe (weather). ∞ ^stięrnlic$

~līce av. sternly, rigorously. ∞ ^stięrnlīce$

~mōd † stern. ∞ ^stięrnmōd$

stīf rigid. ∞ ^stīf$

~ian be or become rigid. ∞ ^stīfian$

stig n. (pig)-sty; ? hall. ∞ ^stig$

~fearh, stī- m. young pig kept in sty. ∞ ^stigfearh$

~ian put (swine) in sty. ∞ ^stigian$

stīg f. path. ∞ ^stīg$

stigrāp (stig-rāp), stīrāp m. stirrup Gl. ∞ ^stigrāp$

stigwīta (stig-wīta), stīwita † m. householder (?). ∞ ^stigwīta$

stīgan 6 rise; descend, gen. w. niþer, ofdūne; move on, go || tr., gen. ge-, ascend. ∞ ^stīgan$

stige m. going up or down. ∞ ^stige$

stīgend m. sty (in eye) Gl. ∞ ^stīgend$

stignes f. descent lN. ∞ ^stignes$

stigol f. place of climbing over (fence); stile. ∞ ^stigol$

~hamm m. enclosure reached by stile. ∞ ^stigolhamm$

stihtan (stiht|an), -ian arrange; regulate, govern ; incite. ∞ ^stihtan$

~end m. ruler. ∞ ^stihtend$

~ere m. director. ∞ ^stihtere$

(ge)~ung f. arrangement; dispensation, providence. ∞ ^gestihtung$

stille at rest; silent; not loud; secret — hit eall ~ lætan keep it dark ; unchanging, stable; gentle, quiet; wg. abstaining from, being exempt. ∞ ^stille$

stillan intr. become calm (of storm) || tr. w.d. or a. make calm, assuage (pain). ∞ ^stillan$

stillīce (stil|līce) av. silently. ∞ ^stillīce$

~nes f. quiet; silence; tranquillity, peace ; wg. exemption. ∞ ^stilnes$

stincan 3 rise (of dust); emit vapour; emit odour (good or bad) ; ? sniff, follow scent. ∞ ^stincan$

gestincan 3 have power of smell || tr. smell. ∞ ^gestincan$

sting, y m. pricking, stab, stinging ; place stung. ∞ ^sting$

stingan 3 thrust, insert ; stab, pierce | ~ on a. lay claim to, usurp ; rfl. hine ~ on a. meddle with. ∞ ^stingan$

stīþ stiff; thick (paste) ; strong; resolute, obstinate; austere, severe; accompanied with effort or hardship, severe (battle, winter), rigid (discipline), ascetic (life) ; harsh (to taste). ∞ ^stīþ$

~e av. strongly, excessively; severely, cruelly ; austerely, strictly. ∞ ^stīþe$

~ęcg † strong-edged. ∞ ^stīþęcg$

~ferhþ † resolute ; stern. ∞ ^stīþferhþ$

~hycgende † resolute. ∞ ^stīþhycgende$

~hygdig, -hydig † resolute, stern. ∞ ^stīþhygdig$

~lic firm, strong; severe (storm, battle) ; harsh (words) ; fierce. ∞ ^stīþlic$

~līce av. firmly (fixed) ; vigorously; fiercely; harshly; with hardship, (live) austerely; strictly, severely ; excessively, very. ∞ ^stīþlīce$

~mægen † n. strong troop. ∞ ^stīþmægen$

~mōd † resolute; obstinate ; stern ; fierce· ∞ ^stīþmōd$

~nes f. stiffness, hardness ; constancy; strictness. ∞ ^stīþnes$

~weg † m. rough road. ∞ ^stīþweg$

gestīþian become hard; become strong ; grow up. ∞ ^gestīþian$

stōc. ∞ ^stōc$

~līf n. habitation; town. ∞ ^stōclīf$

~weard m. townsman. ∞ ^stōcweard$

~wīc n. habitation. ∞ ^stōcwīc$

stocc m. stock, trunk, log, pillory; trumpet lN. ∞ ^stocc$

~en of logs, wooden (church). ∞ ^stoccen$

stod (n.) post. ∞ ^stod$

stōd n. stud, herd of horses. ∞ ^stōd$

~fald m. stud-enclosure. ∞ ^stōdfald$

~hors n. stud-horse, stallion. ∞ ^stōdhors$

~mięre f. brood-mare. ∞ ^stōdmięre$

~þēof m. horse-thief. ∞ ^stōdþēof$

stōd prt. of standan. ∞ ^stōd$

stodla m. slay, part of loom. ∞ ^stodla$

stofa (stof|a), ~u mf. bath-room. ∞ ^stofa$

~bæþ n. vapour bath. ∞ ^stofbæþ$

stofn fm. stem, trunk; shoot, twig ; progeny; foundation. ∞ ^stofn$

stōl m. stool, chair; throne; bishop’s see. ∞ ^stōl$

stole f., stol n. stole [Lt.] ∞ ^stole$

stōp prt. of stæppan. ∞ ^stōp$

stōpel m. footprint. ∞ ^stōpel$

stoppa m. bucket, pail. ∞ ^stoppa$

stōr m. frankincense [Lt. storax]. ∞ ^stōr$

~cylle f. censer. ∞ ^stōrcylle$

~sæp n. resin. ∞ ^stōrsæp$

~sticca m. incense-rod (for stirring?)· ∞ ^stōrsticca$

stōr once strong, violent (thunder) vL. [Scand. stōrr great]. ∞ ^stōr$

storc (m.) stork. ∞ ^storc$

storfe f. flesh of animals that have died by disease [steorfan]. ∞ ^storfe$

storm m. storm ; † uproar, tumult; † attack. ∞ ^storm$

stōw f. place. ∞ ^stōw$

~lic local, confined to one place. ∞ ^stōwlic$

~līce av. locally, as regards place. ∞ ^stōwlīce$

stōwian restrain. ∞ ^stōwian$

strācian (strāc|ian) stroke [strīcan]. ∞ ^strācian$

~ung f. stroking. ∞ ^strācung$

stræ̂c = strec. ∞ ^stræc$

stræ̂de once f. pace, step lN. ∞ ^stræde$

stræ̂l fm. not W. arrow, missile. ∞ ^stræl$

~bora m. archer. ∞ ^strælbora$

~ian shoot. ∞ ^strælian$

~wyrt f. a plant. ∞ ^strælwyrt$

stræ̂l, stregl (?) f. rug, bed, curtain [Lt. stragula ?]. ∞ ^stræl$

stræ̂t f. (Roman) road, street [Lt. strata]. ∞ ^stræt$

strand n. shore. ∞ ^strand$

strang, cpv. stręngra, spl. stręngest strong, mighty, vigorous, potent; severe, fierce ; accompanied with hardship, severe (winter). ∞ ^strang$ ^strengra$ ^strengest$

~e av. violently ; severely. ∞ ^strange$

~hęnde, y strong of hand. ∞ ^stranghęnde$

~lic strong ; firm; attended with effort or hardship. ∞ ^stranglic$

~līce av. strongly; firmly; vigorously ; fiercely, bravely; sternly. ∞ ^stranglīce$

~mōd resolute. ∞ ^strangmōd$

~nes f. strength, violence. ∞ ^strangnes$

strangian (strang|ian) be or become strong; prevail || tr. strengthen, confirm, comfort. ∞ ^strangian$

~ung f. vigour; strengthening act., pass. ∞ ^strangung$

strapolas mpl. a kind of trousers. ∞ ^strapolas$

straw = strēaw. ∞ ^straw$

streaht ptc. of stręccan. ∞ ^streaht$

strēam m. flowing, current; running water, river; † pl. waters, sea. ∞ ^strēam$

~faru † f. current, flow. ∞ ^strēamfaru$

~lic of water. ∞ ^strēamlic$

~racu f. water-course, bed of river. ∞ ^strēamracu$

~rād f. bed of river; † way over sea. ∞ ^strēamrād$

~ryne m. — strēamrynes in a stream. ∞ ^strēamryne$

~stæþ † n. shore. ∞ ^strēamstæþ$

~weall † m. shore. ∞ ^strēamweall$

~więlm † m. surge. ∞ ^strēamwięlm$

~gewinn † n. strife of waters. ∞ ^strēamgewinn$

strēaw, ēo, A. strē(u) n. straw. ∞ ^strēaw$ ^strēow$ ^strēu$

~ian = stręwian. ∞ ^strēawian$

strēawberige, ~wise, straw- f. strawberry. ∞ ^strēawberige$

strec, æ̂ I. aj., dpl. ~um, stræcum vehement, violent, mighty; obstinate; stern, rigorous. II. n. violence, force; strictness, rigour. ∞ ^strec$

~lic strict. ∞ ^streclic$

~līce av. violently ; strictly. ∞ ^streclīce$

~nes f. perseverance. ∞ ^strecnes$

stręccan, prt. stre(a)hte hold out (hand), extend ; spread out; rfl. prostrate oneself. ∞ ^stręccan$ ^streahte$ ^strehte$

stręcednes f. couch Gl. ∞ ^stręcednes$

strēdd ptc. of stręgdan. ∞ ^strēdd$

strēgan not W., prt. strēde, vE. strēide strew, spread [strēawian]. ∞ ^strēgan$

stregdan, strēdan 3, prt. strægd, strēd (lN. strægde, strugde), ptc. strogden strew, spread, sprinkle. stręgdan is more frequent in W. ∞ ^stregdan$

stręgdan (stręgd|an), strēdan, prt. strēdde (lN. strægde, strugde) strew, spread, sprinkle (water, a place) || intr. disperse. ∞ ^stręgdan$

~nes f. sprinkling. ∞ ^stręgdnes$

strēn = strēowen. ∞ ^strēn$

stręng m. string (of harp, bow), rope, cable ; sinew, ligament; lineage. ∞ ^stręng$

gestręngan strengthen lN. [strang]. ∞ ^gestręngan$

stręnge (stręng|e) severe. ∞ ^stręnge$

~lic † strong. ∞ ^stręnglic$

stręngel † m. chief. ∞ ^stręngel$

stręngest spl. of strang. ∞ ^stręngest$

stręngo f. strength, vigour ; firmness ; virtue. ∞ ^stręngo$

stręngþ, stręngþo f. strength; violence; severity; efficacy; prime of life. ∞ ^stręngþ$

stręngra cpv. of strang. ∞ ^stręngra$

strēon = strēowen. ∞ ^strēon$

gestrēon, lN. strēon n. gain, profit; usury; procreation ; property, wealth. ∞ ^gestrēon$

~full precious, sumptuous. ∞ ^gestrēonfull$

strēowen, strēon, A. strēn f. bed, resting-place. ∞ ^strēowen$

strēow = strēaw. ∞ ^strēow$

strēowian = stręwian. ∞ ^strēowian$

stręwian (stręw|ian), ēo, ēa strew, scatter. ∞ ^stręwian$

~nes f. bedding, bed. ∞ ^stręwnes$

~ung f. bed. ∞ ^stręwung$

stric [ī?] (n.) plague (?); sedition (?). ∞ ^stric$

gestric n. strife. ∞ ^gestric$

strīcan 6 rub, wipe || intr. move, go. ∞ ^strīcan$

gestrician mend (nets) lN. ∞ ^gestrician$

strica m. stroke of pen, mark; line of motion, orbit. ∞ ^strica$

stricel (m.) strickle, implement for smoothing corn in a measure [strīcan]. ∞ ^stricel$

stricel (m.) breast, teat. ∞ ^stricel$

strīdan 6 stride — ~ uppan hors mount. ∞ ^strīdan$

stride m. stride, pace (measure). ∞ ^stride$

strīenan (strīen|an), A. ēo w.·g. (a.) acquire; ? augment; beget [gestrēon]. ∞ ^strīenan$

ge~endlic genitive. ∞ ^gestrīenendlic$

strīmende resisting, striving Gl. ∞ ^strīmende$

strīþ m. struggle, contest [Old Saxon]. ∞ ^strīþ$

stroccian stroke. ∞ ^stroccian$

gestrod n. plunder [strūdan]. ∞ ^gestrod$

(ge)strogdnes f. sprinkling lN. [stregdan]. ∞ ^gestrogdnes$

stropp (oar) thong [Lt. struppus]. ∞ ^stropp$

strūdan (strūd|an) 7 plunder, carry off; ravage, destroy. ∞ ^strūdan$

~end m. robber; usurer Gl. ∞ ^strūdend$

~ere m. robber. ∞ ^strūdere$

~ung f. robbery, plundering. ∞ ^strūdung$

strūtian stand out stiffly, be rigid. ∞ ^strūtian$

strūta = strȳta. ∞ ^strūta$

strȳdan rob, deprive wda. [strūdan]. ∞ ^strȳdan$

strydere waster = stryndere. ∞ ^strydere$

strynd f. not W. lineage, race; lN. tribe. ∞ ^strynd$

stryndende (strynd|ende)*, ~ed- prodigal Gl. ∞ ^stryndende$

~ere, strydere m. waster, prodigal Gl. ∞ ^stryndere$

strȳta, ū m. ostrich [Lt. struthio]. ∞ ^strȳta$

studu, stuþu f., pl. styde, styþe pillar, post, buttress. ∞ ^studu$

stuf- = stof-. ∞ ^stuf$

stulor furtive, insidious [stelan]. ∞ ^stulor$

~līce av. furtively. ∞ ^stulorlīce$

gestun n. noise, whirlwind [stenan]. ∞ ^gestun$

stunian intr. resound; dash (against). ∞ ^stunian$

gestund n. noise. ∞ ^gestund$

stund f. point or short period of time ; fixed time, hour; signal of time (bell) | ~e † at once. ymb ~e from time to time. ~um from time to time — ~um … ~um sometimes … sometimes; with effort, eagerly, fiercely, earnestly. ∞ ^stund$

~mæ̂lum av. gradually; alternately. ∞ ^stundmælum$

stunt stupid, foolish. ∞ ^stunt$

~lic foolish. ∞ ^stuntlic$

~līce av. foolishly. ∞ ^stuntlīce$

~nes f. stupidity, folly. ∞ ^stuntnes$

~scipe m. foolishness. ∞ ^stuntscipe$

~spræ̂c f. foolish talk. ∞ ^stuntspræc$

~spræ̂ce, ~wyrde talking foolishly. ∞ ^stuntspræce$

stūpian intr. stoop, curve downwards. ∞ ^stūpian$

sturtende once leaping lN. ∞ ^sturtende$

stūt (m.) gnat. ∞ ^stūt$

stuþansceaft (stuþan-sceaft) m. prop. ∞ ^stuþansceaft$

stuþu = studu. ∞ ^stuþu$

stybb m. stump of tree. ∞ ^stybb$

stycce n. piece; piece of money Gl.; short space of time — ymbe ~ after a time. ∞ ^stycce$

~mæ̂lum, sticm- av. piecemeal; here and there; gradually. ∞ ^styccemælum$

styde = stęde. ∞ ^styde$

styde, see studu. ∞ ^styde$

stȳfician (stȳfic|ian), -ecian root up. ∞ ^stȳfician$

~ung f. cleared ground (?) Ct. ∞ ^stȳficung$

styltan, ge- be stupefied, astonished lN. ∞ ^styltan$

styntan stupefy [stunt]. ∞ ^styntan$

gestyr*, i n. movement lN. ∞ ^gestyr$

stȳran = stēran fumigate. ∞ ^stȳran$

styrian (styr|ian) move tr., intr., rfl.; set in action (voice, harp) : stir up ; agitate, excite (mind); cause. ∞ ^styrian$

~enes f. motion, commotion. ∞ ^styrenes$

ge~enes f. tribulation lN. ∞ ^gestyrenes$

~igendlic moving. ∞ ^styrigendlic$

~ung f. motion ; setting in action, practice; commotion, tumult; trouble, agitation, emotion. ∞ ^styrung$

styrfig — ~flæsc flesh of an animal that has died by disease [storfe]. ∞ ^styrfig$

styria, styr(g)a m. sturgeon. ∞ ^styria$ ^styrga$ ^styra$

styric = *stierc calf. ∞ ^styric$

styrman be stormy; make noise, shout [storm]. ∞ ^styrman$

styþe, see studu. ∞ ^styþe$

sū = sugu. ∞ ^sū$

subdiacon (sub-diacon) m. sub-deacon [Lt.]. ∞ ^subdiacon$

sūcan, sūgan 7 suck. ∞ ^sūcan$

sufl, -el m. what is eaten with bread, relish. ∞ ^sufl$

gesufl — ~ hlāf ? loaf of fine flour. ∞ ^gesufl$

suftlere = swiftlere. ∞ ^suftlere$

sūgan = sūcan. ∞ ^sūgan$

sugian = swīgian. ∞ ^sugian$

sugga, sucga m. a bird. ∞ ^sugga$

sugu, sū f. sow. ∞ ^sugu$

suht † once (f.) illness [Old Saxon]. ∞ ^suht$

suhterga (suhter|ga), suhtriga m. brother’s son ; uncle’s son, cousin. ∞ ^suhterga$

~(ge)fæderan mpl. uncle and nephew. ∞ ^suhtergefæderan$

sūl = sulh. ∞ ^sūl$

sulh, sūl, pl. sylh, syll f. plough ; furrow, gully (?) Ct.; ? = sūlung a measure of land. ∞ ^sulh$

~æcer m. strip of land for ploughing. ∞ ^sulhæcer$

~ælmesse f. ecclesiastical tax on ploughed land. ∞ ^sulhælmesse$

~bēam m. plough-tail. ∞ ^sulhbēam$

~gang m. as much land as can be tilled by one plough. ∞ ^sulhgang$

~hæbbere m. ploughman Gl. ∞ ^sulhhæbbere$

~andla, ~handla m. ploughman Gl. ∞ ^sulhandla$

~andle, ~handle f. plough-handle or -tail. ∞ ^sulhandle$

~scear n. ploughshare. ∞ ^sulhscear$

~gesidu npl. ploughing apparatus. ∞ ^sulhgesidu$

~geteoh n. ploughing apparatus. ∞ ^sulhgeteoh$

~geweorc n. plough-making. ∞ ^sulhgeweorc$

sūlincel n. small furrow Gl. ∞ ^sūlincel$

sūlung, swu- n. ‘ plough-length,’ in Kent a hide of land. See hīd [sulh, lang]. ∞ ^sūlung$

sum no. wg. a certain one, some one — sixa ~ one of six, with five others. correl. ~e … ~e some … others. aj. some — ~ hund scipa about 600 ships ; ~e þā tēþ some of the teeth || ~es in some degree. ~e dæle somewhat. ~era þinga in some respects. ∞ ^sum$

sūmnes f. delay lN. ∞ ^sūmnes$

sumor m., d. sumera, -e summer. ∞ ^sumor$

~hǣte f. summer heat. ∞ ^sumorhǣte$

~lǣcan impers. draw near to summer. ∞ ^sumorlǣcan$

~lang, ~langday (sumor|lang(day)) long as in summer. ∞ ^sumorlang$ ^sumorlangday$

~lic summer. ∞ ^sumorlic$

~lida m. summer army of Danes (which does not winter in the country). ∞ ^sumorlida$

~mæsse f. midsummer. ∞ ^sumormæsse$

~ræ̂dingbōc (~ræ̂ding-bōc) f. lectionary for summer. ∞ ^sumorrædingbōc$

~selde f. summer-house Gl. ∞ ^sumorselde$

sund n. power or act of swimming ; † sea, water. ∞ ^sund$

~gebland † n. commotion of waters, surge. ∞ ^sundgebland$

~būend, ~būende † mpl. men, people. ∞ ^sundbūend$

~corn n. saxifrage. ∞ ^sundcorn$

~gięrd f. sounding-pole. ∞ ^sundgięrd$

~helm † m. covering of water, the sea. ∞ ^sundhelm$

~hęngest † m. ship. ∞ ^sundhęngest$

~hwæt active in swimming. ∞ ^sundhwæt$

~līne f. sounding-line. ∞ ^sundlīne$

~męre m. swimming-bath. ∞ ^sundmęre$

~nytt † f. act of swimming. ∞ ^sundnytt$

~plega † playing in water. ∞ ^sundplega$

~rāp m. sounding-line. ∞ ^sundrāp$

~ręced n. sea-house, the Ark. ∞ ^sundręced$

~wudu m. ship. ∞ ^sundwudu$

gesund uninjured; in good condition ; sound in health. ∞ ^gesund$

~full sound; prosperous. ∞ ^gesundfull$

~fullian make prosperous. ∞ ^gesundfullian$

~fullic sound, good. ∞ ^gesundfullic$

~fullīce av. safely ; prosperously. ∞ ^gesundfullīce$

~fulnes f. health ; prosperity. ∞ ^gesundfulnes$

~ig favourable (wind). ∞ ^gesundig$

~elic prosperous. ∞ ^gesundelic$

~līce av. safely ; prosperously. ∞ ^gesundlīce$

sundēaw m. sundew(?), rosemary [ = sund-dēaw ?]. ∞ ^sundēaw$

sundor I. av. apart; severally; asunder; differently. II. See onsundran. ∞ ^sundor$

~anweald m. monarchy. ∞ ^sundoranweald$

~cræft m. special art or power. ∞ ^sundorcræft$

~cræftiglīce av. with special skill. ∞ ^sundorcræftiglīce$

~gecynd n. peculiar nature. ∞ ^sundorgecynd$

~cyþþo f. intimacy. ∞ ^sundorcyþþo$

~feoh n. private property. ∞ ^sundorfeoh$

~folgoþ m. appointment, office. ∞ ^sundorfolgoþ$

~frēodōm, ~freōls m. special immunity, privilege. ∞ ^sundorfrēodōm$

~gęnga m. one who goes alone. ∞ ^sundorgęnga$

~giėfu f. special gift or grace, privilege. ∞ ^sundorgiėfu$

~hālga m. Pharisee. ∞ ^sundorhālga$

~ięrfe n. special inheritance or property. ∞ ^sundorięrfe$

~land n. land set apart, private land. ∞ ^sundorland$

~lic special. ∞ ^sundorlic$

~līce av. apart. ∞ ^sundorlīce$

~liepe. ∞ ^sundorliepe$

~liepes av. separately, specially Gl. ∞ ^sundorliepes$

~līf n. private life. ∞ ^sundorlīf$

~mæ̂d f. private meadow. ∞ ^sundormæd$

~mæ̂lum av. singly. ∞ ^sundormælum$

~notu f. special office. ∞ ^sundornotu$

~nytt f. special office or use. ∞ ^sundornytt$

~gerēfland (~gerēf-land) n. land reserved for the jurisdiction of a gerēfa (?) Gl. ∞ ^sundorgerēfland$

~riht n. special right. ∞ ^sundorriht$

~seld n. throne. ∞ ^sundorseld$

~setl n. hermitage. ∞ ^sundorsetl$

~spræ̂c f. private conversation, conference. ∞ ^sundorspræc$

~stōw f. special place. ∞ ^sundorstōw$

~weorþung f. special honour, privilege. ∞ ^sundorweorþung$

~wīc n. separate dwelling. ∞ ^sundorwīc$

~wine † m. intimate friend. ∞ ^sundorwine$

~wīs † specially wise. ∞ ^sundorwīs$

~wundor † n. special wonder. ∞ ^sundorwundor$

sunne (sunn|e) f., ~a m. sun. ∞ ^sunne$

~anæ̂fen, ~anæ̂fenn (~an-æ̂fen(n)) m. Saturday evening. ∞ ^sunnanæfen$

~ancorn (~an-corn) n. gromel (a plant). ∞ ^sunnancorn$

~andæg (~an-dæg) m. Sunday. ∞ ^sunnandæg$

~anniht (~an-niht) f. Saturday night. ∞ ^sunnanniht$

~anuhta (~an-uhta) m. time before daybreak on Sunday; Sunday matins. ∞ ^sunnanuhta$

sunbēam (sun|bēam) m. sunbeam. ∞ ^sunbēam$

~bearo † n. sunny grove. ∞ ^sunbearo$

~beorht † sunny. ∞ ^sunbeorht$

~bryne m. sunburn. ∞ ^sunbryne$

~feld m. Elysium. ∞ ^sunfeld$

~folgend m. heliotrope. ∞ ^sunfolgend$

~ganges av. in the direction of the sun’s movement. ∞ ^sunganges$

~gihte solstice. ∞ ^sungihte$

~lic solar. ∞ ^sunlic$

~sceado f. sunshade, veil. ∞ ^sunsceado$

~scīene † beautiful as the sun. ∞ ^sunscīene$

~scin n. mirror (!) Gl. ∞ ^sunscin$

~set West lN. ∞ ^sunset$

~stęde m. solstice. ∞ ^sunstęde$

~wlitig † beautiful with sunshine (of summer). ∞ ^sunwlitig$

sunor fn. herd (of swine) lN. ∞ ^sunor$

sunu (sun|u), pl. ~a m. son; young of animals. ∞ ^sunu$

~sunu m. grandson. ∞ ^sunsunu$

sūpan 7 sup, drink ; ge~ absorb. ∞ ^sūpan$

sūpe once f. sup, draught. ∞ ^sūpe$

sūr f. sour, acid. ∞ ^sūr$

~ēagede, ~īege blear-eyed. ∞ ^sūrēagede$

~milsc, ~milisc, ~melsc sour-sweet (apple). ∞ ^sūrmilsc$

~nes f. acidity. ∞ ^sūrnes$

sūre f. sorrel. ∞ ^sūre$

sūsl nf. torment. ∞ ^sūsl$

~bana † m. demon. ∞ ^sūslbana$

~cwalu † f. torment. ∞ ^sūslcwalu$

~hof † n. abode of torment. ∞ ^sūslhof$

suster = sweostor. ∞ ^suster$

sūtere m. shoemaker [Lt. sutor]. ∞ ^sūtere$

sutol = sweotol. ∞ ^sutol$

sūþ I. av. southward ; in the south. II. aj., see sȳþerra. ∞ ^sūþ$

~dǣl m. south (part). ∞ ^sūþdǣl$

~duru f. south door. ∞ ^sūþduru$

sūþēast south-east. ∞ ^sūþēast$

~ęnde m. south-east end. ∞ ^sūþēastęnde$

~erne south-eastern. ∞ ^sūþēasterne$

Sūþęngle (Sūþ|ęngle) pl. South Anglians; people of the south of England. ∞ ^Sūþęngle$

~eweard = ~weard. ∞ ^Sūþeweard$

~folc n. southern people ; Suffolk. ∞ ^Sūþfolc$

~gārsęcg m. southern ocean. ∞ ^Sūþgārsęcg$

~heald southward. ∞ ^Sūþheald$

~healf f. south side. ∞ ^Sūþhealf$

~hymbre mpl. Mercians. ∞ ^Sūþhymbre$

~land n. southern land. ∞ ^Sūþland$

~mæ̂gþ f. southern tribe or province. ∞ ^Sūþmægþ$

~gemæ̂re n. south boundary. ∞ ^Sūþgemære$

~mann m. southern man. ∞ ^Sūþmann$

~mięrce pl. southern Mercians. ∞ ^Sūþmięrce$

~portic m. south porch. ∞ ^Sūþportic$

~rihte av. due south. ∞ ^Sūþrihte$

~rima m. south coast. ∞ ^Sūþrima$

~rodor, ~rador m. the south. ∞ ^Sūþrodor$

~sǣ mf. English Channel. ∞ ^Sūþsǣ$

Sūþseaxe (Sūþseax|e), ~an pl. South Saxons; Sussex. ∞ ^Sūþseaxe$

~isc of Sussex. ∞ ^Sūþseaxisc$

sūþstæþ (sūþ|stæþ) n. south shore or coast. ∞ ^sūþstæþ$

~wāg m. south wall. ∞ ^sūþwāg$

sūþweard, sūþeweard southward. ∞ ^sūþweard$

~es av. southwards. ∞ ^sūþweardes$

sūþweg (sūþ|weg) m. south road or quarter. ∞ ^sūþweg$

~west av. south-west. ∞ ^sūþwest$

~westerne south-western. ∞ ^sūþwesterne$

~wind m. south wind. ∞ ^sūþwind$

sūþan av. from the south, on the south side — be ~ wd., wiþ ~ wa. south of; southwards. ∞ ^sūþan$

sūþanēastan av. (from) the south-east. ∞ ^sūþanēastan$

~wind m. south-east wind. ∞ ^sūþanēastanwind$

sūþanēasterne (sūþan|ēasterne) south-eastern. ∞ ^sūþanēasterne$

~hymbre pl. Mercians. ∞ ^sūþanhymbre$

~weard = sūþweard. ∞ ^sūþanweard$

sūþanwestan av. (from) the south-west. ∞ ^sūþanwestan$

~wind m. south-west wind. ∞ ^sūþanwestanwind$

sūþanwind (sūþan-wind) m. south wind. ∞ ^sūþanwind$

sūþerige = sæþerige (?) a plant. ∞ ^sūþerige$

sūþerne southern — ~ wudu, sæþrene- southern-wood, abrotanum. ∞ ^sūþerne$

sūþra, sūþerra = sȳþerra. ∞ ^sūþra$

sūþmest, see sȳþerra. ∞ ^sūþmest$

suwian = swīgian. ∞ ^suwian$

swā, swǣ, weak se(þēah) av., cj. w. indc., sbj. also doubled swāswa without change of meaning || dem. so, often nearly = that no.: hē þā swā dyde did as he was asked ; hē ārās āblendum ēagum, and his gefēran hine swāblindne (blind in the manner mentioned) tō þǣre byrig gelǣddon; æt menn fīftīene peningas, and æt horse healf swā half of that sum | succession, then: fōr tō Sandwīc, and swā þanon tō Gipeswīc | therefore: hē him þæt land forbēad, and hē hit swā ālēt. ic mæg rǣdan on þȳs rīce; swā mē þæt riht ne þynceþ þæt … — swā and swā indf. in such and such a manner: þēah þū nyte for hwȳ hē swā and swā dō | degree : ne gemētte ic swā micelne gelēafan; mid þrim scipum … mid swā fela scipa | emphatic: wīne swā druncen so drunk, very drank | pleon., referring to rel. clause: swā hraþe swā hī bēoþ dēade, swā bēoþ hī mid ealle geendode. swāswā hē hīe genamode, swā hī sindon gyt gehātene | in such a manner that, so that: gif hwā stalie swā his wīf nyte; ic hīe geleornode swāswā ic hīe forstōd ; dō rysle tō, swāswā sīen twā pund about two pounds | swā þæt in such a manner that, so that gen. w. indc.: hē wæs swīþe fæger swā þæt hē wæs gehāten Leohtberend || rel. as, like: swā(swā) ic ær sǣde; bēoþ glēawe swā næddran !; heora hlāford weorþodon swā-swā wuldres cyning as being. næfre næs swilc sibb swilc swā wæs on his gebyrdtīde. swā hit = which rel. : fēng tō þām westrīce swā hit his fæder hæfde | which : þon gelīc swā-(swā) lǣcas cunnon such as doctors know | where | when: swā þā ōþre hām cōmon | since | because | although | as if w. sbj.: flēah swā hē āfyrht wǣre | if : hē him þæt land forbēad swā hē ǣniges brūcan wolde || swā w. spl. = as … as: fōr æfter swā hē raþost mehte his fird gegadrian as soon as || swā … swā dem., rel. as … as: swā oft swā þā ōþre hergas ūt fōron, þonne fōron hīe; swā gelǣrede biscepas swāswā nū sindon; swā ealde swā hīe wæron hīe gefuhton in spite of their age. Sometimes the place of the second swā is taken by an equivalent word: þā habbaþ beardas swā sīde oþ heora brēost | swā hwelc swā whoever, swā hwelc mann swā whatever man, if any man … . See hwelc, hwæt &c. | either … or, whether … or : sīe þæt on cyninges dōme swā dēaþ swā līf, swā hē him forgifan wille ; God sealde him āgenne cyre, swā hē wǣre gehȳrsum, swā hē wǣre ungehȳrsum. Sometimes the second swā stands alone = or : dēm þū hī tō dēaþe, swā tō līfe lǣt! || w. cpv. the … the : Norþmanna land is simle swā norþor swā smælre ; swāswā hē lengra biþ swā hī bēoþ ungesǣligran. Omission of first element: hit mē gelīcaþ leng swā swīþor the longer the more. ∞ ^swā$ ^swæ$ ^seþēah$

swācendlic (?) convenient Gl. ∞ ^swācendlic$

swæ̂ = swā. ∞ ^swæ$

swæcc, ę m. sense of taste ; taste, flavour (of food) || sense of smell; odour. ∞ ^swæcc$

ge~an smell. ∞ ^geswæccan$

swǣlan burn tr. [swōl; ǣ = œ̄]. ∞ ^swǣlan$

swǣm m. trifler, contemptible creature. ∞ ^swǣm$

geswǣpa, -āpa, -ēpo, pl. rubbish [swāpan]. ∞ ^geswǣpa$

swǣpels (m.), ~e f. cloak, garment. ∞ ^swǣpels$

swæ̂r, ~e, swār(e) heavy; excessive, heavy (sleep); grievous (hardship, sin); sad (voice); sluggish ; weak. ∞ ^swær$ ^swār$

geswæ̂red made uncomfortable (of the body). ∞ ^geswæred$

swæ̂re (swæ̂r|e), swāre av. grievously, oppressively. ∞ ^swære$

~lic excessive (lamentation). ∞ ^swærlic$

~līce av. excessively, (sleep) heavily. ∞ ^swærlīce$

~mōd sluggish. ∞ ^swærmōd$

~mōdnes f. sluggishness. ∞ ^swærmōdnes$

~nes f. weight; sluggishness. ∞ ^swærnes$

geswæ̂re I. afflicted. II. gisuoere n. affliction lN. ∞ ^geswære$

swæ̂s (†) own ; familiar, dear (kinsman); Pr. ~mann native; gentle (speech); kind ; pleasant; sweet (honey). ∞ ^swæs$

~lǣcan flatter. ∞ ^swæslǣcan$

~lic kind (words); pleasing (gift). ∞ ^swæslic$

~līce av. kindly, graciously ; pleasantly; (deceive) plausibly ; ! properly. ∞ ^swæslīce$

~nes f. blandishment; pleasure. ∞ ^swæsnes$

~wyrde pleasant of speech Gl. ∞ ^swæswyrde$

geswæ̂s dear, familiar; kind, gentle ; pleasant, alluring. ∞ ^geswæs$

~e av. blandly. ∞ ^geswæse$

~lǣcan flatter. ∞ ^geswæslǣcan$

~līce av. kindly. ∞ ^geswæslīce$

~nes f. flattery. ∞ ^geswæsnes$

swæ̂san (swæ̂s|an). ∞ ^swæsan$

~ung f. alleviation. ∞ ^swæsung$

swæ̂sende (swæ̂send|e) n., gen. pl. ~u, food, refection, dinner; blandishment Gl. ∞ ^swæsende$

~dagas, swæ̂sing- mpl. ! ides (of March, &c.). ∞ ^swæsenddagas$

swæ̂sing- = swæ̂send-. ∞ ^swæsing$

swǣtan perspire ; toil; exude wi.; † bleed [swāt]. ∞ ^swǣtan$

swæþ n. footprint, track; trace, vestige. Cp. swaþu. ∞ ^swæþ$

swæþer, swaþor wg. whichever | w. swā … swā either … or: gewylde man hine ~ man mæge, swā cucenne swā dēadne; hī mōston dōn swā gōd swā yfel ~ swā hī woldon [swā, hwæþer]· ∞ ^swæþer$

swæþrian = sweþrian cease. ∞ ^swæþrian$

swāmian † once become dark. ∞ ^swāmian$

swamm m. fungus, mushroom. ∞ ^swamm$

swan m. swan. ∞ ^swan$

~rād † f. sea. ∞ ^swanrād$

swān m. swineherd, herdsman; † man, warrior. ∞ ^swān$

~gerēfa m. swineherd-superintendent. ∞ ^swāngerēfa$

~riht n. law concerning swineherds. ∞ ^swānriht$

~steorra m. evening star. ∞ ^swānsteorra$

swancor pliant, supple; agile, graceful; weak. ∞ ^swancor$

swangor sluggish (physically and mentally). ∞ ^swangor$

~nes f. sluggishness. ∞ ^swangornes$

swāpan I tr. sweep (with broom); brandish (sword) || intr. rush, dash (of wind, &c.). ∞ ^swāpan$

geswāpa = geswǣpa. ∞ ^geswāpa$

swār, swāre = swæ̂r. ∞ ^swār$

swarnian = swornian coagulate. ∞ ^swarnian$

swāt n. perspiration ; exudation ; (†)blood ; toil. ∞ ^swāt$

~clāþ m. handkerchief, napkin. ∞ ^swātclāþ$

~fāg † blood-stained. ∞ ^swātfāg$

~līn n. handkerchief, napkin. ∞ ^swātlīn$

~swaþu † f. gory track. ∞ ^swātswaþu$

~þȳrel n. pore. ∞ ^swātþȳrel$

swātan [or a ?] pl. beer. ∞ ^swātan$

swātig perspiring ; † blood-stained, bleeding. ∞ ^swātig$

~hlēor † with sweating face. ∞ ^swātighlēor$

geswaþian*, æ investigate Gl. ∞ ^geswaþian$

swāþēah (swā·þēah) av. however. ∞ ^swāþēah$

~hwæþere av. however. ∞ ^swāþēahhwæþere$

swāþēana (swā·þēana), seþēana av. however. ∞ ^swāþēana$

swaþor = swæþer. ∞ ^swaþor$

swaþorian = sweþrian cease. ∞ ^swaþorian$

swaþu (swaþ|u) f. track — on ~e behind; scar; vestige. Cp. swæþ. ∞ ^swaþu$

swē = swā. ∞ ^swē$

swealwe f. swallow. ∞ ^swealwe$

swearcian become dark (of sun) [sweorcan]. ∞ ^swearcian$

sweard, swearþ (f.) skin, rind (of bacon). ∞ ^sweard$

swearm m. swarm. ∞ ^swearm$

sweart black, dark; gloomy ; evil. ∞ ^sweart$

~e † av. evilly; grievously, miserably. ∞ ^swearte$

~hǣwen violet-coloured. ∞ ^swearthǣwen$

~ian become black. ∞ ^sweartian$

~lāst † leaving a black track. ∞ ^sweartlāst$

~nes f. blackness; ink. ∞ ^sweartnes$

swearþ = sweard. ∞ ^swearþ$

swębban, prt. swęfede, put or lull to sleep ; † kill [swefan]. ∞ ^swębban$

swefan 5 sleep; † cease; † be dead. ∞ ^swefan$

swęfed ptc. of swębban. ∞ ^swęfed$

swefl, æ m. sulphur. ∞ ^swefl$

~en of sulphur. ∞ ^sweflen$

~rēc m. sulphurous vapour. ∞ ^sweflrēc$

~sweart sulphurous (?) Gl. ∞ ^sweflsweart$

~þrosm m. sulphurous vapour. ∞ ^sweflþrosm$

swefn n. often pl. w. sg. meaning sleep; dream. ∞ ^swefn$

~racu f. interpretation of dream. ∞ ^swefnracu$

swefnręccere (swefn-ręccere) m. interpreter of dreams. ∞ ^swefnręccere$

swefnian (swefn|ian) w. a. of pers. appear in a dream : swā hwæt swā hine swefnaþ; w. nom. of pers. dream. ∞ ^swefnian$

~igend m. dreamer. ∞ ^swefnigend$

swēg, oe m. noise, sound ; melody; ! person. ∞ ^swēg$

~cræft m. music, musical performance. ∞ ^swēgcræft$

~dynn † noise, din. ∞ ^swēgdynn$

~hlēoþor † m. melodious sound, melody. ∞ ^swēghlēoþor$

~lic sonorous. ∞ ^swēglic$

swēgan (swēg|an) intr. sound, resound || tr. signify, mean [swōgan]. ∞ ^swēgan$

~endlic vocal, vowel. ∞ ^swēgendlic$

~ing f. noise. ∞ ^swēging$

geswēge (geswēg|e) sonorous; harmonious. ∞ ^geswēge$

~sumlīce av. unanimously. ∞ ^geswēgsumlīce$

swegl † n. sky, heaven ; sun. ∞ ^swegl$

~befealden encompassed by heaven. ∞ ^sweglbefealden$

~beorht heaven-bright. ∞ ^sweglbeorht$

~bōsmas mpl. interior of heaven. ∞ ^sweglbōsmas$

~candel, ~candell f. sun. ∞ ^sweglcandel$

~cyning m. king of heaven. ∞ ^sweglcyning$

~drēam m. joy of heaven. ∞ ^swegldrēam$

~horn m. a musical instrument Gl. ∞ ^sweglhorn$

~rād f. music (?). ∞ ^sweglrād$

~torht heavenly bright. ∞ ^swegltorht$

~wered (?). ∞ ^sweglwered$

~wuldor n. glory of heaven. ∞ ^sweglwuldor$

~wundor n. heavenly wonder. ∞ ^sweglwundor$

sweger, -gr f. mother-in-law [swēor]. ∞ ^sweger$

swegle † I. bright. II. av. brightly. ∞ ^swegle$

swelan 4 intr. burn, be burnt up ; inflame (of wound). ∞ ^swelan$

swelc, i, y aj., no. such, such a one, he : þā þā se cāsere eall swylc geseah. the magician’s tricks — ~ and ~ this and that, different things: hine ~es and ~es wund-raþ | as much, as many: medmicel pipores and ōþer swilc cymenes an equal quantity of cummin || correl.: ~ scolde eorl wesan ~ Æschere wæs. correl. with other words: ymb ~ tō sprecanne hwelc hit þā wæs. So also ~ … swā || w. the correl. word omitted such as, which: eall gedǣlan ~ him God sealde [swā, līc]. ∞ ^swelc$

~nes (!) f. quality. ∞ ^swelcnes$

swelca m. pustule. ∞ ^swelca$

swelce av. cj.; as w. indc., like; as if w. sbj.; so also, also — ~ ēac, ēac ~ also. ∞ ^swelce$

swelgan (swelg|an) 3 w. a., i. swallow; absorb, also fig.; devour, consume, destroy. ∞ ^swelgan$

~end m. devourer, glutton. ∞ ^swelgend$

~end, ge- fnm. gulf, abyss, whirlpool. ∞ ^swelgend$

~nes, ~endnes f. whirlpool. ∞ ^swelgnes$

~ere m. glutton. ∞ ^swelgere$

geswell n. swelling, tumour. ∞ ^geswell$

swellan (swell|an) 3 swell. ∞ ^swellan$

~ing f. swelling (of sail). ∞ ^swelling$

sweltan (swelt|an), y, prt. swealt, eo 3 die; wg. become dead to met.: ~synna. ∞ ^sweltan$ ^swealt$ ^sweolt$ ^swylt$

~endlic about to die. ∞ ^sweltendlic$

swęnc (m.) tribulation lN. [swincan]. ∞ ^swęnc$

geswęnc n. toil, affliction. ∞ ^geswęnc$

swęncan (swęnc|an) afflict, torment; bring (jailer) into trouble (by escaping); mortify (flesh). ∞ ^swęncan$

ge~ednes f. affliction. ∞ ^geswęncednes$

swęng m. stroke, blow [swingan]. ∞ ^swęng$

swęngan tr. dash (aside) || intr. w. on a. spring on (of lion). ∞ ^swęngan$

sweofot (†) n. sleep [swefan]. ∞ ^sweofot$

sweoloþ = swoloþ heat. ∞ ^sweoloþ$

Swēon (Swēo|n) pl. Swedes. ∞ ^Swēon$

~land, † ~rīce n. Sweden. ∞ ^Swēoland$

~þēod † f. the Swedes, Sweden. ∞ ^Swēoþēod$

swēor, swehor m. father-in-law; cousin Gl. [sweger]. ∞ ^swēor$

geswēor m. cousin Gl. ∞ ^geswēor$

swēor, swēr, ȳ mf. column, pillar. ∞ ^swēor$ ^swēr$

swēora (swēor|a), ī, ȳ, ū m. neck. ∞ ^swēora$

~bān n. neck-bone ; neck. ∞ ^swēorbān$

~bēag m. necklace. ∞ ^swēorbēag$

~clāþ m. collar. ∞ ^swēorclāþ$

~cosp, ~cops m. pillory. ∞ ^swēorcosp$

~coþu f. quinsy. ∞ ^swēorcoþu$

~hnitu f. neck-nit. ∞ ^swēorhnitu$

~racenttēag f. chain for the neck. ∞ ^swēorracenttēag$

~rōd f. cross hung from neck. ∞ ^swēorrōd$

~scacol m. pillory. ∞ ^swēorscacol$

~tēag, ~tēh f. collar. ∞ ^swēortēag$

~wærc m. pain in the neck. ∞ ^swēorwærc$

gesweorc n. cloud, mist. ∞ ^gesweorc$

~nes f. gloom. ∞ ^gesweorcnes$

sweorcan (sweorc|an) 3 become dark, be obscured — ptc. gesworcen dark; become sad; become grievous or troublesome. ∞ ^sweorcan$

~endferhþ (~end-ferhþ) † gloomy-minded. ∞ ^sweorcendferhþ$

sweord, u, y, lN. o n. sword. ∞ ^sweord$

~bealo † n. sword-hurt. ∞ ^sweordbealo$

~berende † sword-bearing. ∞ ^sweordberende$

~bite † m. sword-cut. ∞ ^sweordbite$

~bora m. sword-bearer, attendant; swordsman, gladiator. ∞ ^sweordbora$

~fæ̂tels m. sword-belt. ∞ ^sweordfætels$

~freca † m. warrior. ∞ ^sweordfreca$

~giėfu † f. gift of a sword. ∞ ^sweordgiėfu$

~gripe † m. sword-stroke. ∞ ^sweordgripe$

~hwīta m. sword-polisher. ∞ ^sweordhwīta$

~lēoma † m. glitter of swords. ∞ ^sweordlēoma$

~genīþla † m. warrior. ∞ ^sweordgenīþla$

~plega † m. battle. ∞ ^sweordplega$

~rǣs † m. onslaught. ∞ ^sweordrǣs$

~slęge † m. sword-stroke. ∞ ^sweordslęge$

~geswing † n. sword-brandishing. ∞ ^sweordgeswing$

~wegende sword-bearing. ∞ ^sweordwegende$

~wīgend † m. warrior. ∞ ^sweordwīgend$

~wund † wounded by the sword. ∞ ^sweordwund$

~wyrhta m. sword-smith. ∞ ^sweordwyrhta$

gesweorf n. filings. ∞ ^gesweorf$

sweorfan 3 scrub, file. ∞ ^sweorfan$

geswēoru, ī, y † npl. hills (!). ∞ ^geswēoru$

sweostor, y, u, o, suster, not W. swester, pl. ~, sweostra, -u f. sister; nun. ∞ ^sweostor$

gesweostren — ~u bearn pl. children of sisters, cousins. ∞ ^gesweostren$

gesweostru, -a, gesweostor pl. sisters, esp. in twā ~. ∞ ^gesweostru$

swēot †, ēo † n. troop, crowd. ∞ ^swēot$

sweotol, u, y, sutol distinct (to senses); evident; manifest; clear. ∞ ^sweotol$ ^sweotul$

~e av. see (clearly) ; evidently; openly; (understand) clearly. ∞ ^sweotole$ ^sweotule$

~lic clear, distinct. ∞ ^sweotollic$

~līce av. distinctly, clearly, openly. ∞ ^sweotollīce$

sweotolian (sweotol|ian) manifest; explain, state. ∞ ^sweotolian$

sweotolung, ge- f. manifestation (Epiphany); explanation, exposition ; evidence, proof. ∞ ^sweotolung$

~dæg m. Epiphany. ∞ ^sweotolungdæg$

swęrian (swęr|ian) 2, prt. swōr, ~ede, ptc. sworen swear, swear (by) w. on d., þurh a. ∞ ^swęrian$

~igendlic jurative (adverbs). ∞ ^swęrigendlic$

swertling (m.) titlark Gl. ∞ ^swertling$

swēte (swēt|e), oe I. sweet, pleasant to taste; fragrant; untainted; agreeable, pleasant. II. n. sweetness, sweet [swōt]. ∞ ^swēte$

~an tr. sweeten ; make pleasant. ∞ ^swētan$

~ian be sweet. ∞ ^swētian$

~lǣcan sweeten Gl. ∞ ^swētlǣcan$

~līce av. pleasantly. ∞ ^swētlīce$

~męttas mfl. dainty, delicacy. ∞ ^swētmęttas$

~nes f. sweetness, pleasantness to taste ; fragrance ; pleasantness. ∞ ^swētnes$

~swēge melodious. ∞ ^swētswēge$

~wyrde bland of speech; ! stuttering. ∞ ^swētwyrde$

swęþel, æ, eo m. bandage. ∞ ^swęþel$

sweþolian relent vL. ∞ ^sweþolian$

sweþrian (sweþr|ian), sweoþerian, swa-, swæ-, swī-, ge- cease, subside, abate (of fire, sound, storm, prosperity). ∞ ^sweþrian$

ge~ung*, æ f. ceasing — mōdes ~ a loss of mental power. ∞ ^gesweþrung$

sweþung f. poultice. ∞ ^sweþung$

swītīma (swī-tīma) = swīg-. ∞ ^swītīma$

swic (n.) deception [swīcan]. ∞ ^swic$

~cræft m. treachery. ∞ ^swiccræft$

~dōm m. deceit, treachery, treason; offence, scandalum. ∞ ^swicdōm$

~full deceitful. ∞ ^swicfull$

geswic n. offence, scandalum. ∞ ^geswic$

swīcan (swīc|an) 6 † wander ; † depart — † fram ~ wd. desert, withdraw favour or allegiance | w.g. or fram desist, cease; ge- withdraw (from expedition) | wd. desert; not be of service, fail (of sword); be traitor to || ? tr. deceive not W. ∞ ^swīcan$

~end m. betrayer, deceiver. ∞ ^swīcend$

ge~ing f. intermission. ∞ ^geswīcing$

~ung f. deceit; offence, scandalum. ∞ ^swīcung$

swician wander; ~ fram d. depart | wd. deceive, be treacherous — ~ on æhtum, ~ ymb þā sāwle as regards; offend, scandalizare | blaspheme. ∞ ^swician$

swica m. deceiver; traitor. ∞ ^swica$

swice f. trap. ∞ ^swice$

swice deceitful, treacherous. ∞ ^swice$

swicc (m.) odour. Cp. swæcc. ∞ ^swicc$

geswicennes f. cessation, abstention ; repentance. ∞ ^geswicennes$

swicn, ge- f. clearance from criminal charge. ∞ ^swicn$

ge~an clear from criminal charge gen. rfl. w. be d. ∞ ^geswicnan$

geswicnefull (?) treacherous. ∞ ^geswicnefull$

swicol, eo deceitful, treacherous, crafty. ∞ ^swicol$

~lic deceitful; causing offence (scandalum). ∞ ^swicollic$

~līce av. deceitfully, treacherously. ∞ ^swicollīce$

~nes f. deceit. ∞ ^swicolnes$

swięrman swarm (of bees) [swearm]. ∞ ^swięrman$

swīfan 6 intr. move, sweep — on ~ intervene, interfere abs. ∞ ^swīfan$

geswifornes = geswipornes. ∞ ^geswifornes$

swift swift. ∞ ^swift$

~līce av. swiftly. ∞ ^swiftlīce$

swiftnes (swift|nes) f. swiftness. ∞ ^swiftnes$

~o f. swiftness. ∞ ^swifto$

swift once reciprocal Gl. ∞ ^swift$

swiftlere, suftlere m. slipper [Lt. subtalaris]. ∞ ^swiftlere$

swīgan = swīgian. ∞ ^swīgan$

swīgian (swīg|ian), ī †, eo, u, sweowian, u, sugian, suwian; swīgan rare in W. be silent, not speak ; not make sound (of things), w. g. or a. not speak of || ge~ed bēon be silent. ∞ ^swīgian$

~iendlīce av. silently. ∞ ^swīgiendlīce$

~ung f. silence; quiet; delay lN. ∞ ^swīgung$

swīge (swīg|e), ī † f. silence; quiet. ∞ ^swīge$

~dagas mpl. silence-days (last three days of Holy Week). ∞ ^swīgdagas$

~tīma m. time of silence. ∞ ^swīgtīma$

~uht m. dawn of silence-days. ∞ ^swīguht$

swīge (swīg|e) silent; quiet. ∞ ^swīge$

~nes f. time of silence. ∞ ^swīgnes$

swigen f. silence. ∞ ^swigen$

swīglunga, swīlunge av. silently. ∞ ^swīglunga$

swillan (swill|an), swilian (hē swileþ) wash. ∞ ^swillan$

~ing, swiling f. washing. ∞ ^swilling$

swilc = swelc. ∞ ^swilc$

swīma, ī † m. giddiness ; dizziness; swoon. ∞ ^swīma$

swimman (swimm|an) 3 swim, float. ∞ ^swimman$

~endlic able to swim Gl. ∞ ^swimmendlic$

swīn n. swine, pig; † image of boar on helmet. ∞ ^swīn$

~en of swine. ∞ ^swīnen$

~haga m. swine-pen. ∞ ^swīnhaga$

~hierde m. swineherd. ∞ ^swīnhierde$

~līc † n. image of boar on helmet. ∞ ^swīnlīc$

swinc n. affliction. ∞ ^swinc$

~full disastrous vL. ∞ ^swincfull$

~lēas without exertion. ∞ ^swinclēas$

~lic of labour. ∞ ^swinclic$

geswinc n. labour; result of labour, work; effort; hardship, affliction. ∞ ^geswinc$

~dagas † pl. time of hardship. ∞ ^geswincdagas$

~full laborious ; troublesome. ∞ ^geswincfull$

~fulnes f. tribulation. ∞ ^geswincfulnes$

~lic toilsome. ∞ ^geswinclic$

swincan 3 labour; be in pain or distress ; not thrive (of crops). ∞ ^swincan$

swind = spind fat. ∞ ^swind$

swindan 3 waste away ; be torpid. ∞ ^swindan$

geswing † n. fluctuation, swell (of sea) ∞ ^geswing$

swingan (swing|an) 3 beat, strike, chastise ; whip (top, cream); ? beat or flap (wings); afflict. ∞ ^swingan$

swingere m. scourger. ∞ ^swingere$

swinge, y f. stroke (of rod), stripe, beating, also met. chastisement, affliction. ∞ ^swinge$

swingell, swingel(l)e, swingle f. stroke (of rod), beating, also met. chastisement, affliction; stick to beat with, whip. ∞ ^swingell$ ^swingle$

swinglian (swingl|ian). ∞ ^swinglian$

~ung f. giddiness. ∞ ^swinglung$

geswins*, -swin † once n. melody. ∞ ^geswins$

swinsian make melody; sound harmoniously. ∞ ^swinsian$

swinsung f. melody, harmony. ∞ ^swinsung$

~cræft m. music. ∞ ^swinsungcræft$

swipe (swip|e), ~u wk. f. whip, scourge, met. chastisement, affliction; some weapon (sword?, spear?). ∞ ^swipe$

swipor, swifor (?), ge- cunning. ∞ ^swipor$

ge~līce av. cunningly. ∞ ^geswiporlīce$

ge~nes f. cunning. ∞ ^geswipornes$

swippan*, (hē) swipeþ † scourge, beat. ∞ ^swippan$

swīra = swēora. ∞ ^swīra$

geswiria, -swirga, vE. -swigra m. sister’s son, nephew; cousin [swēor]. ∞ ^geswiria$

swīþ strong; efficacious (drug) | cpv. ~ra right (hand, side). ~re f. right side. ∞ ^swīþ$

~fæst. ∞ ^swīþfæst$

~fæstnes f. excessiveness, violence. ∞ ^swīþfæstnes$

~feorm wealthy, fruitful; violent. ∞ ^swīþfeorm$

~feormende growing violent. ∞ ^swīþfeormende$

~ferhþ † brave, impetuous. ∞ ^swīþferhþ$

swīþfram, ge- strenuous. ∞ ^swīþfram$

~līce av. strenuously. ∞ ^swīþframlīce$

swīþhwæt (swīþ|hwæt) † very active. ∞ ^swīþhwæt$

~hycgende of strong purpose. ∞ ^swīþhycgende$

~lic excessive, great; violent, vehement; effective (drug); severe, strict. ∞ ^swīþlic$

~līce av. exceedingly; energetically ; severely, strictly. ∞ ^swīþlīce$

~licnes f. excess. ∞ ^swīþlicnes$

~mihtig powerful. ∞ ^swīþmihtig$

~mōd great of soul; brave ; stern; proud. ∞ ^swīþmōd$

~mōdnes f. greatness of soul. ∞ ^swīþmōdnes$

~nes f. excessiveness; violence. ∞ ^swīþnes$

~snell † very quick. ∞ ^swīþsnell$

~sprecol loquacious. ∞ ^swīþsprecol$

~stincende of strong scent. ∞ ^swīþstincende$

~strang of great force (stream). ∞ ^swīþstrang$

~strīeme (river) with strong current. ∞ ^swīþstrīeme$

~swēge strong-sounding, heroic (verse) Gl. ∞ ^swīþswēge$

~swīge taciturn. ∞ ^swīþswīge$

swīþan make strong met., support. ∞ ^swīþan$

swīþian be or become strong; fix. ∞ ^swīþian$

swīþe av. exceedingly, very | cpv. swīþor more | spl. swīþost most; especially, chiefly; almost, nearly. ∞ ^swīþe$

swiþrian = sweþrian cease. ∞ ^swiþrian$

swīþrian be or become stronger, prevail; avail [swīþ]. ∞ ^swīþrian$

swodrian once be drowsy, sleep heavily. ∞ ^swodrian$

swōgan (swōg|an) intr. (re)sound — on ~ enter by force, invade Bd. | ptc. geswōgen in a swoon; dead; silenced. ∞ ^swōgan$

ge~ung, -swōw- f. swooning. ∞ ^geswōgung$

swol, o † (n.) burning; heat (of sun, of fever) [swelan]. ∞ ^swol$

swolgettan use as a gargle [swelgan]. ∞ ^swolgettan$

swoloþ, sweo-, once swa- m. heat, burning. ∞ ^swoloþ$

sword = sweord. ∞ ^sword$

sworen ptc. of swęrian. ∞ ^sworen$

sworettan (sworett|an) draw deep breath, sigh, pant. ∞ ^sworettan$

~endlic panting. ∞ ^sworettendlic$

~ung f. sighing; panting. ∞ ^sworettung$

swornian once a coagulate Gl. ∞ ^swornian$

swostor = sweostor. ∞ ^swostor$

swōt sweet [swēte]. ∞ ^swōt$

~e av. (smell) sweetly. ∞ ^swōte$

~lic savoury (food). ∞ ^swōtlic$

~męttas mpl. dainties. ∞ ^swōtmęttas$

~nes f. sweetness (of smell). ∞ ^swōtnes$

~stęnce odoriferous. ∞ ^swōtstęnce$

~stincende, ~stę- odoriferous. ∞ ^swōtstincende$

swūgian = swīgian. ∞ ^swūgian$

swulung = sulung. ∞ ^swulung$

swūra = swēora. ∞ ^swūra$

swurd = sweord. ∞ ^swurd$

swuster = sweostor. ∞ ^swuster$

swutol = sweotol. ∞ ^swutol$

swūwian = swīgian. ∞ ^swūwian$

swylc = swelc. ∞ ^swylc$

swyle m. swelling (on body), tumour, abscess. ∞ ^swyle$

swylt † m. death; perdition (of the soul). ∞ ^swylt$

~cwalu † f. death ; perdition (of the soul), torment. ∞ ^swyltcwalu$

~dæg † m. day of death. ∞ ^swyltdæg$

~dēaþ † m. death. ∞ ^swyltdēaþ$

~hwīl † f. hour of death. ∞ ^swylthwīl$

swȳra = swēora. ∞ ^swȳra$

swyrd = sweord. ∞ ^swyrd$

geswyrf n. filings [sweorfan]. ∞ ^geswyrf$

swyster = sweostor. ∞ ^swyster$

swytol = sweotol. ∞ ^swytol$

sȳcan, ī suckle [sūcan]. ∞ ^sȳcan$

gesyd n. wallowing-place [sēoþan]. ∞ ^gesyd$

sȳdung = sīdung. ∞ ^sȳdung$

syde (m.) decoction (of herbs) [sēoþan]. ∞ ^syde$

syfian = seofian. ∞ ^syfian$

syfan = seofon. ∞ ^syfan$

sȳfer-, see sȳfre. ∞ ^sȳfer$

~æ̂te abstemious. ∞ ^sȳferæte$

~lic cleanly, pure. ∞ ^sȳferlic$

~līce av. with cleanliness ; abstemiously ; chastely ; carefully, prudently. ∞ ^sȳferlīce$

~nes f. moderation ; abstemiousness ; sobriety; chastity. ∞ ^sȳfernes$

syflan (syfl|an) — gesyfled provided with seasoning (of bread) [sufl]. ∞ ^syflan$

~ige f. seasoning, food eaten with bread. ∞ ^syflige$

~ing f. seasoning, food eaten with bread. ∞ ^syfling$

sȳfre temperate, abstemious; sober; (morally) pure. ∞ ^sȳfre$

syl, once ~en, pl. ~a (n.) wallowing-place, miry place [sol]. ∞ ^syl$

sȳl f. pillar, column. ∞ ^sȳl$

sylian make muddy or dirty ; pollute [sol]. ∞ ^sylian$

sȳla once m. ploughman Gl. [sulh]. ∞ ^sȳla$

sylen = syl. ∞ ^sylen$

sylen = sęlen gift. ∞ ^sylen$

sylf = self. ∞ ^sylf$

sylfor = seolfor. ∞ ^sylfor$

syl, sylh, syll, see sulh. ∞ ^syl$

(ge)sylhþe n. team (of oxen) [sulh]. ∞ ^gesylhþe$

syll, once ~e f. foundation beam or plank ; support, foundation. ∞ ^syll$

sȳlla = sēlra. ∞ ^sȳlla$

syllan = sęllan. ∞ ^syllan$

symbel I. n., d. symb(l)e ; occ. sym(m)el- in compos. feast; (religious) festival. II. aj. of a feast or festival Gl. ∞ ^symbel$ ^symble$ ^symmel$ ^symel$

~calic m. chalice. ∞ ^symbelcalic$

~cęnnes f. birthday festival lN. ∞ ^symbelcęnnes$

~dæg m. † feast-day, feasting ; (religious) festival day. ∞ ^symbeldæg$

~gāl † excited with feasting. ∞ ^symbelgāl$

~giėfa † m. entertainer. ∞ ^symbelgiėfa$

~hūs n. banquet-hall. ∞ ^symbelhūs$

~lic of a festival, solemn. ∞ ^symbellic$

~līce av. solemnly. ∞ ^symbellīce$

~mōnaþlic comitial Gl. ∞ ^symbelmōnaþlic$

~nes f. feasting; festival, solemnity. ∞ ^symbelnes$

~gereord † n. feast. ∞ ^symbelgereord$

~tīd f. (religious) festival, solemnity. ∞ ^symbeltīd$

~wērig † weary with feasting. ∞ ^symbelwērig$

~wlanc † elate with feasting. ∞ ^symbelwlanc$

~wynn † f. exhilaration of feasting· ∞ ^symbelwynn$

symbel, syml = simbel. ∞ ^symbel$

symblan, symblian feast. ∞ ^symblan$

symeringwyrt (symering-wyrt), si- f. a plant. ∞ ^symeringwyrt$

symlian (syml|ian) frequent lN. Cp. simbel. ∞ ^symlian$

~inga av. continually lN. ∞ ^symlinga$

gesyndgian make to prosper. ∞ ^gesyndgian$

gesyndlic prosperous [gesund]. ∞ ^gesyndlic$

synder-, lN. syndur- [sundor]. ∞ ^synder$

~ǣ f. special law lN. ∞ ^synderǣ$

~lic separate ; remote Gl.; private; ordinary (day, as opposed to festival) ; special ; exceptionally good. ∞ ^synderlic$

~līce av. apart, in private; separately, severally, in several ways ; exclusively ; specially. ∞ ^synderlīce$

~licnes f. speciality; excessiveness. ∞ ^synderlicnes$

~līepe special. ∞ ^synderlīepe$

~līepes av. singly. ∞ ^synderlīepes$

~weorþmynt f. prerogative. ∞ ^synderweorþmynt$

syndig skilled in swimming [sund]. ∞ ^syndig$

syndrian (syndr|ian) separate [sundor]. ∞ ^syndrian$

~igendlic discretive (adverb). ∞ ^syndrigendlic$

~ung f. separation. ∞ ^syndrung$

syndrig apart, separate, several; distributive one each: þā onfēngon hī ~e penegas ; ~ stān pure rock (as opposed to earth); set apart, special, private; remarkable, exceptional, special. ∞ ^syndrig$

syndrige (syndrig|e) av. lN. apart, singly. ∞ ^syndrige$

~lic special. ∞ ^syndriglic$

~līce av. specially; singly. ∞ ^syndriglīce$

syngian (syng|ian) sin. ∞ ^syngian$

~ung f. sinning. ∞ ^syngung$

synn (syn|n) f. sin; † wrongdoing. injury, hostility. ∞ ^synn$

~bōt f. penance. ∞ ^synbōt$

~byrþen, ~byrþenn f. burden of sin. ∞ ^synbyrþen$

~bysig † wicked. ∞ ^synbysig$

~dæ̂d f. sinful deed. ∞ ^syndæd$

~dolg † n. hostile wound (?), or = sin·? ∞ ^syndolg$

~fāh † hostile, wicked. ∞ ^synfāh$

~full sinful. ∞ ^synfull$

~grīn f. snare of sin. ∞ ^syngrīn$

~leahtor m. sin, vice. ∞ ^synleahtor$

~lēas sinless. ∞ ^synlēas$

~lēaw f. sinful injury. ∞ ^synlēaw$

~lic sinful. ∞ ^synlic$

~līce av. sinfully. ∞ ^synlīce$

~lust m. sinful desire, lust. ∞ ^synlust$

~rǣs m. sinful impulse. ∞ ^synrǣs$

~rūst † m. rust of sin. ∞ ^synrūst$

~scaþa † m. malefactor. ∞ ^synscaþa$

~scyldig † wicked. ∞ ^synscyldig$

~wracu † f. punishment. ∞ ^synwracu$

~wrǣnnes f. = sin-. ∞ ^synwrǣnnes$

~wund f. sin-wound. ∞ ^synwund$

~wyrcende † sinning. ∞ ^synwyrcende$

synnecge (synn|ecge) f. sinner. ∞ ^synnecge$

~ig sinful; guilty. ∞ ^synnig$ ^sinnig$

gesynto f. often pl. w. sg. meaning health ; welfare, safety, salvation [gesund]. ∞ ^gesynto$

sype (syp|e), y † m. absorbing [sūpan]. ∞ ^sype$

~ian absorb (moisture). ∞ ^sypian$

syrfe (syrf|e) f., ~trēow n. service-tree [Lt. sorbus]. ∞ ^syrfe$

sȳring f. sour whey [sūr]. ∞ ^sȳring$

sȳþerra, sūþ(e)ra aj. cpv. more southern, spl. sūþmest [sūþ]. ∞ ^sȳþerra$ ^sūþera$ ^sūþra$ ^sūþmest$

T

tā, tāhæ f., pl. tān toe. See tāh-. ∞ ^tā$

tā = tān. ∞ ^tā$

tabule f., once m. table ; tablet (for writing on); board used as gong; diagram, table [Lt. tabula]. ∞ ^tabule$

tacan 2 take vL. ∞ ^tacan$

taccian once tame Gl. ∞ ^taccian$

tācn, -en, tānc n. sign in its various meanings, token, signal, sign of the Zodiac; emblem, symbol; prognostic ; miracle; event; symptom (of disease); proof; banner [tēon 6]. ∞ ^tācn$

~berend m. standard-bearer. ∞ ^tācnberend$

~bora m. standard-bearer; ! guide. ∞ ^tācnbora$

~circul m. indiction, lunar cycle. ∞ ^tācncircul$

tācnian (tācn|ian) put mark on, mark ; point out, indicate ; ge- signify, mean ; be symbol of, express; portend. ∞ ^tācnian$

ge~iendlic emblematic. ∞ ^getācniendlic$

~ung, ge- f. signification; decree, dispensation; emblem; prognostic; symptom; proof. ∞ ^tācnung$

tācor m. husband’s brother. ∞ ^tācor$

tadde = tādige. ∞ ^tadde$

tādige, once tadde f. toad. ∞ ^tādige$

tæbere once an implement of weaving. ∞ ^tæbere$

tǣcan (tǣc|an), prt. tǣhte, a wda. show; direct, enjoin, teach. ∞ ^tǣcan$

tǣcnan (tǣcn|an), ~ian show; prove; appoint [tācn]. ∞ ^tǣcnan$

~end m. indicator Gl. ∞ ^tǣcnend$

~ing f. showing, proof. ∞ ^tǣcning$

tæfl f. chess-board; chess, draughts, game of chance; die (for gambling), piece [Lt. tabula]. ∞ ^tæfl$

~stān m. die or piece used in game. ∞ ^tæflstān$

tæflan (tæfl|an), ~ian gamble. ∞ ^tæflan$

~ere m. gambler. ∞ ^tæflere$

~ung f. gambling. ∞ ^tæflung$

tæfle † given to gambling. ∞ ^tæfle$

tægl m. tail. ∞ ^tægl$

~hæ̂r n. tail-hair. ∞ ^tæglhær$

tæhher = tēar. ∞ ^tæhher$

getæl † once, pl. -tale, swift, prompt. ∞ ^getæl$

tæ̂l, tāl f. fault-finding, censure; calumny; blasphemy — tō tale habban blaspheme against; derision. ∞ ^tæl$

~hleahtor m. derision. ∞ ^tælhleahtor$

~lēas blameless. ∞ ^tællēas$

~lēaslīce av. blamelessly. ∞ ^tællēaslīce$

~lic, ā calumnious ; blasphemous ; reprehensible. ∞ ^tællic$

~līce, ā av. blasphemously; reprehensibly. ∞ ^tællīce$

tæ̂lwierþe (tæ̂lwierþ|e), ~lic reprehensible. ∞ ^tælwierþe$

~līce av. reprehensibly. ∞ ^tælwierþlīce$

~licnes, eo f. reprehensibility. ∞ ^tælwierþlicnes$

tæl, ę [infl. of tęllan] n. number [talu]. ∞ ^tæl$

~cræft*, tęl- m. arithmetic, chronology. ∞ ^tælcræft$

~mearc † f. date, period. ∞ ^tælmearc$

~met † n. amount (of time). ∞ ^tælmet$

~sum rhythmic Gl. ∞ ^tælsum$

getæl, ę n. number; series; catalogue ; tribe ; estimation, opinion. ∞ ^getæl$

~circul m. cycle, series. ∞ ^getælcircul$

~cræft*, e m. arithmetic. ∞ ^getælcræft$

~fæst measurable. ∞ ^getælfæst$

~rīm † n. series, succession. ∞ ^getælrīm$

~scipe*, getal- m. number lN. ∞ ^getælscipe$

~wīs skilled in arithmetic; sagacious. ∞ ^getælwīs$

tæ̂lan (tæ̂l|an) blame; calumniate, speak evil of; deride, insult. ∞ ^tælan$

~end m. reprover; detractor, slanderer; derider. ∞ ^tælend$

~ende censorious; slanderous. ∞ ^tælende$

~ere m. derider. ∞ ^tælere$

~ing f. reproof; calumny. ∞ ^tæling$

~nes f. rebuke; vituperation, detraction. ∞ ^tælnes$

tǣnel m. basket [tān]. ∞ ^tǣnel$

tǣnen of twigs [tān]. ∞ ^tǣnen$

tæppa (tæpp|a) m. tap. ∞ ^tæppa$

~ere m. tavern-keeper. ∞ ^tæppere$

~estre f. tavern-keeper. ∞ ^tæppestre$

~ian tap (cask). ∞ ^tæppian$

tæppe f. tape, ribbon. ∞ ^tæppe$

tæpped, tæppet, teped n. carpet, curtain [Lt. tapete]. ∞ ^tæpped$

tæppelbred (tæppel-bred) n. footstool lN. ∞ ^tæppelbred$

tǣsan pull to pieces, tease (wool) ; † wound; once soothe (?). ∞ ^tǣsan$

getǣse (getǣs|e) I. convenient; advantageous ; pleasant. II. n. convenience, advantage; pleasure; implement (?) Ct. ∞ ^getǣse$

~lic convenient. ∞ ^getǣslic$

~līce av. conveniently; pleasantly, gently. ∞ ^getǣslīce$

~nes f. convenience. ∞ ^getǣsnes$

tǣsel — wulfes ~ teasel (a plant). ∞ ^tǣsel$

tæso = teoso injury. ∞ ^tæso$

tǣtan caress [tāt]. ∞ ^tǣtan$

tættec- rag. ∞ ^tættec$

taganteshelde (tagantes-helde) f. a plant Gl. ∞ ^taganteshelde$

tāh-. See tā toe. ∞ ^tāh$

~spura m. point of the toe (?) Gl. ∞ ^tāhspura$

tāh prt. of tēon 6. ∞ ^tāh$

tahte occ. prt. of tǣcan. ∞ ^tahte$

tāl = tæ̂l. ∞ ^tāl$

talian (tal|ian) [orig. part of tęllan; cp. folgian, fylgan] enumerate ; consider (a thing to be so-and-so), account: hē ~aþ hine selfne wīsne ; ~ ungōd tō gōde ; think; impute wda., w. a. and tō d. ∞ ^talian$

talu (tal|u) f., g. ~e, also indecl. series; statement ; discussion; claim; excuse, defence; legal case, action at law. ∞ ^talu$

tam tame. ∞ ^tam$

tama m. tameness. ∞ ^tama$

tān m.; tā f., pl. tān twig, branch, twig used in casting lots. ∞ ^tān$

~hlyta, ~hlytere m. diviner. ∞ ^tānhlyta$

tānc = tācn. ∞ ^tānc$

getang wd. in contact with. ∞ ^getang$

~līce av. together. ∞ ^getanglīce$

tange, tang f. tongs, forceps. ∞ ^tange$

tannian (tann|ian) — getanned tanned. ∞ ^tannian$

~ere m. — tannera hol Ct. ∞ ^tannere$

taperæx (taper-æx) f. small axe [Russian, through Scand.). ∞ ^taperæx$

tapor m. taper. ∞ ^tapor$

~berend m. acolyte. ∞ ^taporberend$

tar- = teoru tar. ∞ ^tar$

targe (targ|e) f., ~a m. small shield. ∞ ^targe$

ge~ed furnished with a shield. ∞ ^getarged$

taru f. tear, rent [teran]. ∞ ^taru$

tasol = teosol die. ∞ ^tasol$

tāt- cheerful. Only in proper names. ∞ ^tāt$

tāwian prepare (land for sowing); treat (ill): ~ tō bismere ; afflict: sē wæs yfele getāwod suffering (from cancer). ∞ ^tāwian$

getāwe (getāw|e), -a fpl. apparatus, trappings, armour, arms — mannes ~ genitals [tāwian]. ∞ ^getāwe$

taxe once f. toad Gl. ∞ ^taxe$

tēn (?) vb., prt. tēde grow tough Gl. [tōh]. ∞ ^tēn$

getēad occ. ptc. of tēon wk. ∞ ^getēad$

tēafor n. red pigment, vermilion. ∞ ^tēafor$

tēag f. bond, chain, tape; case, casket; enclosure, paddock. ∞ ^tēag$

teagor = tēar. ∞ ^teagor$

tēah prt. of tēon 6. ∞ ^tēah$

tēah = tēag prt. of tēon 7. ∞ ^tēah$

teala = tela. ∞ ^teala$

teald ptc. of tęllan. ∞ ^teald$

tealgor = telgor. ∞ ^tealgor$

tealt unsteady, heaving (ship); precarious, fleeting. ∞ ^tealt$

~ian be unsteady, not stand firm. ∞ ^tealtian$

tealtrian stagger, not stand firm; be uncertain (of calculation). ∞ ^tealtrian$

tealtrig unsettled. ∞ ^tealtrig$

tēam m. child-bearing; progeny, race; coll. parents and children, family; team (of oxen) || vouching to warranty, right of jurisdiction in matters of warranty. See tīeman. [tēon 7.] ∞ ^tēam$

~byrst m. failure to produce an avoucher. See getīema. ∞ ^tēambyrst$

~full prolific. ∞ ^tēamfull$

~pōl m. breeding-pool. ∞ ^tēampōl$

getēama = getīema. ∞ ^getēama$

tēar, teagor, lN. tæhher m. tear; drop, exudation. ∞ ^tēar$

~gēotende tear-shedding. ∞ ^tēargēotende$

~ian, lN. tæherian. shed tears. ∞ ^tēarian$

tēarig tearful, watery (eyes). ∞ ^tēarig$

~hlēor † weeping. ∞ ^tēarighlēor$

tēarlic tearful. ∞ ^tēarlic$

tearflian roll intr. ∞ ^tearflian$

tearo = teoro. ∞ ^tearo$ ^teru$ ^tierwe$ ^tierewe$

teart severe (pain, discipline). ∞ ^teart$

~lic severe. ∞ ^teartlic$

~līce av. severely. ∞ ^teartlīce$

~nes f. severity. ∞ ^teartnes$

~numol efficacious (drug). ∞ ^teartnumol$

tēde prt. of tēn. ∞ ^tēde$

tege lW. m. being fastened ; series. Cp. tēag. ∞ ^tege$

teltrēow (tel-trēow)*, -trēo, -trē n. implement of weaving. ∞ ^teltrēow$

tela, ea, teolo I. av. well, thoroughly; prosperously, beneficially; very. II. interj. good!, well!. ∞ ^tela$

teld (n.) tent. ∞ ^teld$

teldsele (teld|sele)*, tyldsyle once m. tent Gl. ∞ ^teldsele$

~sticca m. tent-peg. ∞ ^teldsticca$

~wyrhta m. tent-maker. ∞ ^teldwyrhta$

geteld n. tent. ∞ ^geteld$

~gehlīwung f. tabernacle. ∞ ^geteldgehlīwung$

~weorþung f. feast of tabernacles. ∞ ^geteldweorþung$

teldian spread (tent). ∞ ^teldian$

tęled occ. ptc. of tęllan. ∞ ^tęled$

tęlg, æ m. dye, colour. ∞ ^tęlg$

~berend what produces a dye. ∞ ^tęlgberend$

~dēag, ~edēag f. dye, purple Gl. ∞ ^tęlgdēag$

tęlgan (tęlg|an), ~ian dye. ∞ ^tęlgan$

~ung f. dyeing, dye. ∞ ^tęlgung$

telga (telg|a) m. branch, bough. ∞ ^telga$

~ian † put forth shoots, flourish once. ∞ ^telgian$

telgor, ea mf. shoot, twig, plant. ∞ ^telgor$

telgra m. shoot, twig; branch; sucker. ∞ ^telgra$

tęllan ptc. -teald, -tęled count, reckon, calculate; consider (a thing to be so-and-so), account: ~ hine gōdne, ~ hit for nāht, to wīsdōme; think ; impute wda.; enumerate, state (case); L. narrate, say [tæl, talu]. ∞ ^tęllan$ ^telge$

tęmian tame, subdue [tam]. ∞ ^tęmian$

Tęmes f. Thames [Lt. Tamisia]. ∞ ^Tęmes$

tęmes* sieve. ∞ ^tęmes$

~ian, tęmsian sift. ∞ ^tęmesian$

~pīle f. stake to support sieve. ∞ ^tęmespīle$

tempel, templ n. temple [Lt. templum]. ∞ ^tempel$

~geat n. temple-gate. ∞ ^tempelgeat$

~hālgung f. dedication of the Temple. ∞ ^tempelhālgung$

~lic of a temple Gl. ∞ ^tempellic$

~geweorc n. temple. ∞ ^tempelgeweorc$

templic of a temple Gl. ∞ ^templic$

temprian (tempr|ian) moderate, regulate; mingle [Lt. temperare]. ∞ ^temprian$

~ung f. moderation. ∞ ^temprung$

tęngan intr. hasten, press forwards — ~ on a. attack [getang]. ∞ ^tęngan$

getęnge wd. lying on, close to; occupying (mind); hard-pressing (object of pursuit), afflicting; oppressive (thirst). ∞ ^getęnge$

tēon, ptc. togen 6 draw, drag, pull, tug, also met.; abs. swīþor ~ be heavier (when weighed in balance) ; ge- draw (sword) ; row (boat); make vibrate (strings of harp), play ; string (harp), tighten — getogen wamb ; bring, put, take also met.; bring up, educate, instruct || intr. go, travel w. cognate a. ∞ ^tēon$

tēon 7, 6 prt. tēah, ptc. -togen, i accuse w. a. and g. or sbj. ∞ ^tēon$

tēon (tēo|n), lA. tēagan, eN. prt. tīadæ make, create ; arrange, institute, ordain ; furnish; adorn. ∞ ^tēon$

ge~ung*, getīung f. preparation. ∞ ^getēoung$

teofonian † tr. join together. ∞ ^teofonian$

teogoþa = tēoþa. ∞ ^teogoþa$

getēoh † n. R. ∞ ^getēoh$

teohh f., m. or n. race, generation; troop, body of men. ∞ ^teohh$

teohhian (teohh|ian) think w. sbj.; consider, account: ǣlc mann ~aþ him (rfl.) þæt tō sēlestum ġōde þæt þæt hē swīþost lufaþ; determine (on), intend w. a., sbj., ger. ∞ ^teohhian$

ge~ung f. arrangement. ∞ ^geteohhung$

teola = tela. ∞ ^teola$

teolian = tilian. ∞ ^teolian$

tēona (tēon|a) m., ~e f. injury, suffering; injustice, wrong; insult, contumely; quarrel. ∞ ^tēona$

~cwide m. abusive language; blasphemy. ∞ ^tēoncwide$

~cwidian calumniate. ∞ ^tēoncwidian$

~full grievous, painful; malicious, hostile; calumnious, abusive, reviling. ∞ ^tēonfull$

~hęte † m. dire hostility. ∞ ^tēonhęte$

~lic hurtful. ∞ ^tēonlic$

~līce av. grievously ; shamefully. ∞ ^tēonlīce$

~līeg † m. dire flame (of hell). ∞ ^tēonlīeg$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. injury, wrong. ∞ ^tēonrǣden$

~smiþ † m. evil-doer. ∞ ^tēonsmiþ$

~word n. calumny; arrogant word. ∞ ^tēonword$

tēond m. accuser. ∞ ^tēond$

tēonian (tēon|ian) irritate; calumniate. Cp. tīenan. ∞ ^tēonian$

~ere m. slanderer. ∞ ^tēonere$

tēontig = hundtēontig hundred. ∞ ^tēontig$

tēorian (tēor|ian), ēo † intr. wd. fail, not be up to the mark ; be tired || tr. tire. ∞ ^tēorian$

ge~igendlic failing, defective. ∞ ^getēorigendlic$

ge~odnes f. exhaustion, fatigue. ∞ ^getēorodnes$

(ge)~ung f. exhaustion, fatigue. ∞ ^getēorung$

teoro, teru n., tier(e)we f., wk. forms -tearo, -tare, -tara (m. ?) tar, resin; ear-wax. ∞ ^teoro$

teors m. membrum virile. ∞ ^teors$

teoso †, e, æ injury; fraud; wickedness, wrong. ∞ ^teoso$

~spræ̂c f. deceitful speech. ∞ ^teosospræc$

teosol, e, vE. a m. die [Lt. tessera]. ∞ ^teosol$

teoswian*, tesw- injure, annoy. ∞ ^teoswian$

tēoþian, teogoþ- take tenth part, tithe; give tenth part, pay tithe. ∞ ^tēoþian$

tēoþung f. tenth part; tithe ; association of ten men, tithing. ∞ ^tēoþung$

~cēap m. tithes. ∞ ^tēoþungcēap$

~dagas mpl. the thirty-six tithing-days (amounting to a tithe of the year) in Lent. ∞ ^tēoþungdagas$

~ealdor m. chief of ten monks, dean. ∞ ^tēoþungealdor$

~georn sedulous in paying tithes. ∞ ^tēoþunggeorn$

~land n. land subject to tithe (?). ∞ ^tēoþungland$

~mann m. captain of ten; head of a tithing. ∞ ^tēoþungmann$

~sceatt m. tithes. ∞ ^tēoþungsceatt$

tēoþa, teogoþa tenth [tīen]. ∞ ^tēoþa$

geter n. tearing, laceration ; tumult, discord Gl. ∞ ^geter$

teran 4 tear, lacerate, bite — mid wordum ~ backbite; be pungent. ∞ ^teran$

tęrgan = tięrgan. ∞ ^tęrgan$

termen m. term, end, fixed date [Lt. terminus]. ∞ ^termen$

teter m. ringworm (skin disease). ∞ ^teter$

~wyrt f. celandine. ∞ ^teterwyrt$

tēþ pl. of tōþ. ∞ ^tēþ$

tīadæ prt. of tēon create. ∞ ^tīadæ$

getīung = getēoung. ∞ ^getīung$

tīber, ī † fn. sacrifice, offering. ∞ ^tīber$

~nes f. slaughter, destruction. ∞ ^tībernes$

ticcen, y, lN. cg n. kid. ∞ ^ticcen$

ticia [for *ticca, or i = ī ?] m. tick (insect). ∞ ^ticia$

tīd f. time, date, period, (bad) times; proper time — on ~e; hour; season (of year); church service at one of the canonical hours; festival, anniversary; tense. ∞ ^tīd$

~dæg † m. lifetime. ∞ ^tīddæg$

~fara † m. (?). ∞ ^tīdfara$

~gęnge periodical. ∞ ^tīdgęnge$

~lic temporary; opportune; of time. ∞ ^tīdlic$

~līce, tīde- av. temporarily, in this world; conveniently, seasonably; in good time, quickly — þæs ful ~ soon after. ∞ ^tīdlīce$

~licnes f. opportunity lN. ∞ ^tīdlicnes$

~rēn m. seasonable rain. ∞ ^tīdrēn$

~sang m. service at one of the canonical hours. ∞ ^tīdsang$

~scēawere m. astrologer Gl. ∞ ^tīdscēawere$

~scriptor m. chronographer GL [Lt. scriptor]. ∞ ^tīdscriptor$

~þegnung f. service at one of the canonical hours. ∞ ^tīdþegnung$

~weorþung f. service at one of the canonical hours. ∞ ^tīdweorþung$

~wrītere m. annalist. ∞ ^tīdwrītere$

tīdymbwlātend (tīd-ymbwlātend) m. astrologer. ∞ ^tīdymbwlātend$

tīdan (tīd|an) happen wd. ∞ ^tīdan$

~ung f. tidings. ∞ ^tīdung$

tīeder-, tydder-. ∞ ^tīeder$

~lic frail, weak. ∞ ^tīederlic$

~nes f. frailty, weakness (physical, mental, moral), ill-health, sinfulness. ∞ ^tīedernes$

tīedre, tȳddre, tīdder fragile; weak, frail (bodily, mentally, morally), having bad health ; not lasting, fleeting. ∞ ^tīedre$

tīedrian become weak or infirm ; be perishable, decay. ∞ ^tīedrian$

tīefran (tīefr|an), ~ian paint [tēafor]. ∞ ^tīefran$

~ung f. picture. ∞ ^tīefrung$

tīegan (tīeg|an) tie; connect; ge~ draw — hine onsundran getīgde drew aside [tēag]. ∞ ^tīegan$

~ing f. connexion. ∞ ^tīeging$

tīeman be pregnant; ~ wiþ a. have sexual intercourse (of male) ; have (young), breed || w. a. and tō vouch to warranty, prove right to property by referring it to the person from whom it was obtained: tīeme hē (hit) tō þām menn þe him sealde: refer for confirmation (to authority, precedent) abs. w. tō [tēam]. ∞ ^tīeman$

getīema, ēa m. avoucher, surety. See tēam. ∞ ^getīema$

getīeme suitable. ∞ ^getīeme$

getīeme n. team or yoke (of oxen). ∞ ^getīeme$

tīen ten. ∞ ^tīen$

~amber containing ten ambers. ∞ ^tīenamber$

~feald tenfold. ∞ ^tīenfeald$

~nihte ten days old. ∞ ^tīennihte$

~stręnge, -stręnged with ten strings. ∞ ^tīenstręnge$

~wintre ten years old. ∞ ^tīenwintre$

tīenan (tīen|an) annoy, irritate; revile, calumniate [tēona]. ∞ ^tīenan$

~end m. annoyer. ∞ ^tīenend$

tięrgan (tięrg|an), ę, tyri(g)an, tyrw(i)an irritate, annoy, afflict. ∞ ^tięrgan$ ^tyrian$ ^tyrigan$ ^tyrwian$ ^tyrwan$

~ing f. zeal (!). ∞ ^tięrging$

tierwe (tierw|e) = teoro. ∞ ^tierwe$

~en tarry; resinous. ∞ ^tierwen$

tife f. bitch. ∞ ^tife$

Tīg = Tīw. ∞ ^Tīg$

tigele (tigel|e) f. tile, brick, potsherd [Lt. tegula]. ∞ ^tigele$

~ærn n. house of brick, brick-kiln (?) Ct. ∞ ^tigelærn$

~en of earthenware. ∞ ^tigelen$

~fāg † adorned with mosaic. ∞ ^tigelfāg$

~lēag f. brick-field. ∞ ^tigellēag$

~stān m. tile. ∞ ^tigelstān$

~getæl n. number of bricks. ∞ ^tigelgetæl$

~geweorc n. brick-making. ∞ ^tigelgeweorc$

~wyrhta m. potter. ∞ ^tigelwyrhta$

tigen ptc. of tēon 6. ∞ ^tigen$

tiger tiger [Lt.]. ∞ ^tiger$

tigrisc of a tiger. ∞ ^tigrisc$

tigþian = tīþian. ∞ ^tigþian$

tiht m. charge, crime [tēon 6]. ∞ ^tiht$

~bysig accused, of bad repute. ∞ ^tihtbysig$

tihtan, y [confusion w. tyhtan] charge with offence. ∞ ^tihtan$

tihtle (tihtl|e) f. accusation, charge. ∞ ^tihtle$

~ian accuse wag. ∞ ^tihtlian$

til I. good in its various meanings, competent, serviceable, morally good — ~e hwīle av. long enough or a long while (?) ; gentle; liberal. II. n. goodness, kindness. ∞ ^til$

~fręmmende doing good. ∞ ^tilfręmmende$

~lic capable, good. ∞ ^tillic$

~līce av. well. ∞ ^tillīce$

~mōdig noble-minded. ∞ ^tilmōdig$

til prp. wd. to of place and met. N. ∞ ^til$

tilian (til|ian), eo wdg., ger., sbj. strive after, intend, attempt; obtain, provide: hī him (rfl.) metes ~odon; w. g. or a. provide for, support: hē wæs fiscere and mid þām cræfte his (rfl.) ~ode; w. g. or d. or a. treat (medically), cure ; wa. till land vL. ∞ ^tilian$

~ung f. striving after; labour, employment ; gain, produce; (medical) treatment, cure, help. ∞ ^tilung$

tila = tela. ∞ ^tila$

tilia, -iga m. cultivator of land, labourer. ∞ ^tilia$

till † (n.) point, station. ∞ ^till$

getillan attain, reach ; touch. ∞ ^getillan$

tilþ, ge~, ~e f. employment, agriculture ; gain, produce, crop [tilian]. ∞ ^tilþ$

getīmian wd. impers. happen. ∞ ^getīmian$

tīma (tīm|a) m. time, date; proper time wg., opportunity — on ~an, tō ~an in time, soon enough, tō ~an at once; period of time, time (of woman for bearing child), age (of world) — on mīnum ~an in my lifetime ; season (of the year) ; quantity (of syllable). ∞ ^tīma$

~lic temporal, earthly. ∞ ^tīmlic$

~līce av. soon. ∞ ^tīmlīce$

timber n. timber; edifice; act of building; material. ∞ ^timber$

~hrycg m. wooded ridge (?) Ct. ∞ ^timberhrycg$

~land n. timber-land. ∞ ^timberland$

~geweorc n. cutting timber. ∞ ^timbergeweorc$

getimbernes f., edification met. Bd. ∞ ^getimbernes$

timbran (timbr|an), ~ian build, construct; edify, instruct; cut timber. ∞ ^timbran$

~end m. builder. ∞ ^timbrend$

(ge)~ung f. act of building; what is built; edification met. ∞ ^getimbrung$

getimbre n. edifice. ∞ ^getimbre$

timpane f. timbrel [Lt.]. ∞ ^timpane$

timpestre f. female timbrel-player. ∞ ^timpestre$

timple once, a. timplean f. an implement of weaving. ∞ ^timple$

tin n. tin. ∞ ^tin$

~en of tin. ∞ ^tinen$

tinclian tickle. ∞ ^tinclian$

tind m. prong, spike. ∞ ^tind$

~ig, ~iht pronged, spiked. ∞ ^tindig$

getingan (geting|an) † once 3 press against intr. wd. ∞ ^getingan$

~cræft m. mechanics. ∞ ^getingcræft$

tinn beam Gl. ∞ ^tinn$

tinnan stretch, bend (bow); † R. ∞ ^tinnan$

tintreg, tinterg n., ~a m. torment, torture. ∞ ^tintreg$

~end m. torturer. ∞ ^tintregend$

~ian, tintrian torment, torture, afflict. ∞ ^tintregian$

~lic tormenting, of torment. ∞ ^tintreglic$

~stōw f. place of torment. ∞ ^tintregstōw$

~þegn m. torturer, executioner. ∞ ^tintregþegn$

~ung f. torment, torture. ∞ ^tintregung$

tīr m. glory †; the Runic letter t. ∞ ^tīr$

~ēadig, ~fæst glorious. ∞ ^tīrēadig$

~fruma m. source of glory, God. ∞ ^tīrfruma$

~lēas inglorious. ∞ ^tīrlēas$

~meahtig glorious. ∞ ^tīrmeahtig$

~wine m. follower. ∞ ^tīrwine$

titelian (titel|ian) wda. ascribe. ∞ ^titelian$

~ung f. giving titles or headings Gl. ∞ ^titelung$

titol superscription [Lt. titulus]. ∞ ^titol$

titt m. teat. ∞ ^titt$

~stricel*, y (m.) nipple of breast. ∞ ^tittstricel$

tīþ, ȳ grant(ing) — ~e fręmian grant. ∞ ^tīþ$

~e, tygþ- also indecl. ~a — ~ bēon, weorþan wg. have one’s request granted, obtain. ∞ ^tīþe$

~ian, tygþian wdg. w. d. of thing grant. ∞ ^tīþian$

Tīw, tīg m. Mars; the Runic letter t. ∞ ^Tīw$

Tīwesdæg (Tīwes|dæg) m. Tuesday. ∞ ^Tīwesdæg$

~niht f. Monday night. ∞ ^Tīwesniht$

tō I. prp. w. d. (g.) | of motion to, of rest at, by, also met. | time: tō middre niht, tō dæg(e) to-day, tō seofon nihtum mete for; þæt hit wǣre þrītig þūsend wintra tō þīnum dēaþdæge to | order, next to: þū bist se þridda mann tō mē on minum rīce ; degree : fæstan tō ānum mǣle to the extent of taking only one meal a day ; in addition to: … and fela ōþre tō him | source: sohton fultum tō him | result: ceorfan tō styccum, God gescōp hine tō engle; aim: Gode tō lofe | equivalence, price: sellan tō miclum weorþe | definition : hīe hæfdon him tō gewunan þæt … ; object of verb: cweþan tō …, fōn tō rice | to form avs.: ic secge ēow tō sōþum þæt … | to form ger. : tō cumenne, cumanne, cuman || tō-hwy, -hwām, -hwon why. tō þæs, tō þǣm (or þon) to that degree, so. tō-þæs-þe until. tō þām … swā þū oftost mæge as often as you can. tō-þǣm-þæt result that w. indc. ; purpose that w. sbj. II. av. to of motion: gang tō, and ārǣr hine! ; addition : hī habbaþ ēac māre tō || too w. ajs. and avs. ∞ ^tō$

tōætīecan (tō-ætīec|an) increase tr. Bd. ∞ ^tōætīecan$

~nes f. increase Bd. ∞ ^tōætīecnes$

tōāmearcian (tō-āmearcian) assign (!). ∞ ^tōāmearcian$

tōbǣdan (tō·bǣdan) exalt Gl. ∞ ^tōbǣdan$

tōbēatan (tō·bēatan) I beat to pieces, break. ∞ ^tōbēatan$

tōberan (tō·beran) 4 tr. disperse; carry off (of birds) || intr. separate. ∞ ^tōberan$

tōberstan (tō·berst|an) 3 intr. burst asunder, break ; break: out in sores in ptc. tōborsten. ∞ ^tōberstan$

~ung f. bursting (of boil). ∞ ^tōberstung$

tōblæ̂dan (tō·blæ̂d|an) — ~d bēon be inflated (with pride). ∞ ^tōblædan$

tōblāwan (tō·blāw|an) I blow away or about (dust) ; distend, inflate lit. and fig. ∞ ^tōblāwan$

~ennes f. distension. ∞ ^tōblāwennes$

tōborstennes (tō·borstennes) f. abscess. ∞ ^tōborstennes$

tōbrǣdan (tō·brǣd|an) tr. broaden, enlarge, expand; extend, diffuse; increase || intr. spread. ∞ ^tōbrǣdan$

~nes, ~ednes f. extent, breadth Gl. ∞ ^tōbrǣdnes$

tōbrecan (tō·brecan) 4 break (to pieces); destroy, take (city) ; annul (laws), infringe, break (promise); cut short (sleep). See tōbrocen. ∞ ^tōbrecan$

tōbregdan (tō·bregdan), -brēdan 4 separate with violence, tear to pieces; destroy, injure | wi. shake off (sleep); bacum ~ turn their backs on one another. ∞ ^tōbregdan$

tōbrīesan (tō·brīesan), -ian crush. ∞ ^tōbrīesan$

tōbrīetan (tō·brīet|an) break to pieces; destroy — ~t contrite. ∞ ^tōbrīetan$

~ednes f. Gl. bruise; trouble. ∞ ^tōbrīetednes$

~endlic Gl. breakable. ∞ ^tōbrīetendlic$

~ing f. Gl. destruction ; contrition. ∞ ^tōbrīeting$

tōbrocen (tō·brocen) broken ; suffering from eruptions [tōbrecan]. ∞ ^tōbrocen$

~lic perishable. ∞ ^tōbrocenlic$

tōceorfan (tō·ceorfan) 3 cut in pieces, cut; cut off. ∞ ^tōceorfan$

tōcēowan (tō·cēowan) 7 chew to pieces, masticate. ∞ ^tōcēowan$

tōcięrran (tō·cięrr|an) intr. part, go different ways. ∞ ^tōcięrran$

tōcirhūs (tōcir-hūs) (!) n. inn. ∞ ^tōcirhūs$

tōcīnan (tō·cīnan) 6 intr. split, crack. ∞ ^tōcīnan$

tōclēofan (tō·clēofan) 7 tr. cleave, split, break. ∞ ^tōclēofan$

tōclifrian (tō·clifrian) scratch all over. ∞ ^tōclifrian$

tōclipian (tō-clip|ian) call to, address. ∞ ^tōclipian$

~igendlic (adverb) of address. ∞ ^tōclipigendlic$

~ung f. address, appeal. ∞ ^tōclipung$

tōcnāwan (tō·cnāw|an) I discern, distinguish; understand, know. ∞ ^tōcnāwan$

~ennes f. knowledge. ∞ ^tōcnāwennes$

tōcnyssan (tō·cnyssan) shatter, break. ∞ ^tōcnyssan$

tōgecorenes, tōgecorennes (tō-gecoren(n)es) f. lN. adoption. ∞ ^tōgecorenes$ ^tōgecorennes$

tōcumende (tō-cumende) foreign. ∞ ^tōcumende$

tōcweþan (tō·cweþan) 5 forbid, prohibit. ∞ ^tōcweþan$

tōcwięlman (tō·cwięlman) torment. ∞ ^tōcwięlman$

tōcwīesan (tō·cwīes|an) crush, break to pieces || intr. be crushed. ∞ ^tōcwīesan$

~ednes f. crushed condition. ∞ ^tōcwīesednes$

tōcyme (tō-cyme) m. approach, arrival. ∞ ^tōcyme$

tōdæg (tō·dæg), ~e av. to-day. ∞ ^tōdæg$

tōdǣlan (tō·dǣl|an) divide; divide (in arithmetic) w. þurh; distribute, share; disperse; destroy; make difference between, separate; discern, distinguish || intr. be different w. from ; be separated from one another. ∞ ^tōdǣlan$

~edlīce av. separately. ∞ ^tōdǣledlīce$

~nes, ~ednes f. separation ; part, division ; point of separation, break. ∞ ^tōdǣlnes$

~endlic divisible. ∞ ^tōdǣlendlic$

~endlīce av. separately, distinctly. ∞ ^tōdǣlendlīce$

tōdāl (tō·dāl), ǣ n. dividing; part, section; dividing-point, division, comma; distribution ; dispersion; distinction ; discretion; dissension. ∞ ^tōdāl$

tōdēman (tō·dēman) judge between, distinguish. ∞ ^tōdēman$

tōdihtnian (tō·dihtnian) dispose. ∞ ^tōdihtnian$

tōdōn (tō·dōn) tr. separate ; open. ∞ ^tōdōn$

tōdrǣfan (tō·drǣf|an) dispel, disperse; expel. ∞ ^tōdrǣfan$

~nes, ~ednes f. dispersion; expulsion. ∞ ^tōdrǣfnes$

tōdrēosan (tō·drēosan) 7 fall to pieces, fall away. ∞ ^tōdrēosan$

tōdrīfan (tō·drīfan) 6 separate, disperse, drive away; dispel, put an end to; destroy. ∞ ^tōdrīfan$

tōdwǣscan (tō·dwǣscan) extinguish (fire). ∞ ^tōdwǣscan$

tōdwīnan (tō·dwīnan) 6 disappear. ∞ ^tōdwīnan$

tōēacan (tō·ēacan) av., prp. wd. besides. ∞ ^tōēacan$

tōemnes (tō·emnes) prp. wd. alongside, on a level with. ∞ ^tōemnes$

tōęndebyrdnes (tō·ęndebyrdnes) (!) f. order Bd. ∞ ^tōęndebyrdnes$

tōfær (tō·fær) n. departure, death lN. ∞ ^tōfær$

tōfaran (tō·faran) 2 intr. separate, disperse ; cease to exist, disappear. ∞ ^tōfaran$

tōfeallan (tō·feallan) I fall to pieces; fall off. ∞ ^tōfeallan$

tōfēran (tō·fēran) intr. separate, disperse. ∞ ^tōfēran$

tōfęrian (tō·fęrian) tr. disperse, put off; get rid of (rain): digest. ∞ ^tōfęrian$

tōfesian (tō·fesian) disperse, rout. ∞ ^tōfesian$

tōfięllan (tō·fięllan) cause to fall asunder, destroy. ∞ ^tōfięllan$

tōflēon (tō·flēon) 7 be dispersed. ∞ ^tōflēon$

tōflēogan (tō·flēogan) 7 intr. fly in pieces, be broken, crack. ∞ ^tōflēogan$

tōflēotan (tō·flēotan) 7 L. be carried away (by flood). ∞ ^tōflēotan$

tōflōwan (tō·flōw|an) I intr. flow away or apart; be melted; spread; be separated; be destroyed, come to nothing. ∞ ^tōflōwan$

~ednes, ~endnes f. flowing, flux. ∞ ^tōflōwednes$

tōforan (tō·foran) prp. w. d. (g.) in front of, before; of time before; of degree, quantity, superiority above, beyond. ∞ ^tōforan$

tōforlæ̂tan (tō·forlæ̂t|an) I dismiss. ∞ ^tōforlætan$

~ennes f. intermission. ∞ ^tōforlætennes$

toft (n.) piece of ground (Scand. topt]. ∞ ^toft$

togian (tog|ian) drag [tēon]. ∞ ^togian$

~ung f. spasm. ∞ ^togung$

tōgān (tō·gān), -gangan intr. separate; be split or divided; disperse; cease to exist, pass away. ∞ ^tōgān$

tōgædre, tōgædere (tō·gæd(e)re) av. together — ~ cuman, fōn join battle; continuously. ∞ ^tōgædre$ ^tōgædere$

~weard av. (go) to meet one another; together. ∞ ^tōgædreweard$

tōgægnes = tōgēanes. ∞ ^tōgægnes$

tōgǣlan (tō·gǣlan) profane. ∞ ^tōgǣlan$

tōgǣnan (tō·gǣnan) utter. ∞ ^tōgǣnan$

tōgang (tō-gang) m. approach, access. ∞ ^tōgang$

tōgēan (tō·gēan)*, -geægn prp. wd. towards lN. ∞ ^tōgēan$

tōgēanes (tō·gēanes), ē, -gægnes, ę, ea I. prp. w. d. (a.) towards, to meet; to wait for, against (his coming) ; to resist, against. II. av. in direction of, again — grīpan ~ abs.; in return, requital; in reply. ∞ ^tōgēanes$

tōgegnes = tōgēanes. ∞ ^tōgegnes$

togen ptc. of tēon 7, occ. of tēon 6. ∞ ^togen$

tōgēnes = tōgēanes. ∞ ^tōgēnes$

tōgęngan (tō·gęngan) intr. separate. ∞ ^tōgęngan$

tōgēotan (tō·gēotan) 7 diffuse tr., rfl.; tōgoten used up, dried up (of ointment). ∞ ^tōgēotan$

togettan (togett|an) intr. : -eþ betweox sculdrum there are spasms [togian]. ∞ ^togettan$

tōgīnan (tō·gīnan) 6 intr. yawn, split, open. ∞ ^tōgīnan$

tōglīdan (tō·glīdan) 6 glide or slip or flow away; collapse; disappear, cease to exist. ∞ ^tōglīdan$

tōgotennes (tō·gotennes) f. diffusion [tōgēotan]. ∞ ^tōgotennes$

toh-, see togian. ∞ ^toh$

~līne f. tow-line. ∞ ^tohlīne$

tōh, ~lic, tōlic tough ; glutinous. ∞ ^tōh$

~līce av. tenaciously Gl. ∞ ^tōhlīce$

~nes f. toughness. ∞ ^tōhnes$

tōhaccian (tō·haccian) hack to pieces. ∞ ^tōhaccian$

tōheald (tō-heald) leaning, inclined. ∞ ^tōheald$

tōhēawan (tō·hēawan) I cut to pieces. ∞ ^tōhēawan$

tōhīgung (tō-hīgung) f. lN. affectus, effectus. ∞ ^tōhīgung$

tōhladan (tō·hladan) † 2 intr. disperse. ∞ ^tōhladan$

tōhlēotan (tō·hlēotan) 7 divide by lot. ∞ ^tōhlēotan$

tōhlīdan (tō·hlīdan) 6 intr. open, split, crack. ∞ ^tōhlīdan$

tōhlystend (tō-hlystend) m. listener. ∞ ^tōhlystend$

tōgehlytto (tō-gehlytto) f. fellowship lN. ∞ ^tōgehlytto$

tōhnęscian (tō·hnęscian) intr. soften away. ∞ ^tōhnęscian$

tōhopa (tō-hop|a) m., ~ung f. hope, expectation. ∞ ^tōhopa$

tōhrēosan (tō·hrēosan) 7 fall to pieces, collapse, decay. ∞ ^tōhrēosan$

tōhrēran (tō·hrēran) shake to pieces, destroy. ∞ ^tōhrēran$

tōhrīcian (tō·hrīcian) cut, separate Gl. ∞ ^tōhrīcian$

getohtt n. battle. ∞ ^getohtt$

tohte † f. battle, war. ∞ ^tohte$

tōhwega (tō-hwega) av., n. wg. a little — ~ eles some oil. ∞ ^tōhwega$

tōhweorfan (tō·hweorfan) 3 intr. separate, disperse. ∞ ^tōhweorfan$

tōhyht (tō-hyht) † m. hope, what cheers. ∞ ^tōhyht$

tōgeīecendlic (tō-geīecendlic) adjectival. ∞ ^tōgeīecendlic$

tōīecnes (tō-īecnes) f. increase Bd. ∞ ^tōīecnes$

tōgeīehtnes (tō-geīehtnes) f. addition [īecan]. ∞ ^tōgeīehtnes$

tōiernan (tō·iernan) 3 run about. ∞ ^tōiernan$

tōiernende (tō-iernende) approaching. ∞ ^tōiernende$

tōl (tōl) n. tool, instrument, coll. apparatus. ∞ ^tōl$

tōlæ̂tan (tō·læ̂t|an) I b tr. relax ; intr. relax self-control. ∞ ^tōlætan$

~ennes f. abandonment, despair. ∞ ^tōlætennes$

tolcian (tolc|ian) ∞ ^tolcian$

~endlīce av. wantonly, luxuriously. ∞ ^tolcendlīce$

tolcettan (tolcett|an) be luxuriant, wanton. ∞ ^tolcettan$

~ung*, tolgetung f. incitement. ∞ ^tolcettung$

tolgetung, see tolcettan. ∞ ^tolgetung$

tōlic = tōhlic. ∞ ^tōlic$

tōlicgan (tō·licgan) 5 intr. divide, diverge; extend (of boundaries) || tr. divide, separate. ∞ ^tōlicgan$

tōlīesan (tō·līes|an) loosen, undo ; separate ; relax, relieve (pain); weaken; destroy, put an end to. ∞ ^tōlīesan$

~nes, ~ednes f. dispersion; destruction, death. ∞ ^tōlīesnes$

~end m. destroyer. ∞ ^tōlīesend$

~endlic destructive. ∞ ^tōlīesendlic$

~ing f. destruction; redemption lN. ∞ ^tōlīesing$

tōliþian (tō·liþian) dismember, disjoint. ∞ ^tōliþian$

toll n. tax, toll; toll-rights; freedom from toll; money due for rent, passage-money, fare, &c. ; tax-gathering, toll-house. ∞ ^toll$

~ere m. tax-gatherer. ∞ ^tollere$

~frēo exempt from toll. ∞ ^tollfrēo$

~scamol m. toll-seat, customhouse. ∞ ^tollscamol$

~scīr f. business or district of tax-gatherer. ∞ ^tollscīr$

~setl m. toll-seat, customhouse. ∞ ^tollsetl$

toln f., (n.) toll. ∞ ^toln$

~ere m. tax-gatherer. ∞ ^tolnere$

tōlūcan (tō·lūcan) 7 pull asunder, dislocate; destroy. ∞ ^tōlūcan$

tōm † free from wg. ∞ ^tōm$

tōmearcian (tō·mearc|ian) distinguish; enumerate, describe. ∞ ^tōmearcian$

~odnes f. enumeration. ∞ ^tōmearcodnes$

tōmeldian (tō·meldian)*, (hē) tōmældeþ † once destroy (peace) by tale-bearing. ∞ ^tōmeldian$

tōmiddes (tō·middes) prp. wd. in the midst of. ∞ ^tōmiddes$

tonian thunder Gl. ∞ ^tonian$

tōnama (tō-nam|a) m. cognomen, nickname. ∞ ^tōnama$

~ian give cognomen to. ∞ ^tōnamian$

tōnęmnan (tō·nęmnan) distinguish (by name). ∞ ^tōnęmnan$

tonęmnan (to·nęmnan) 4 divide; take away. ∞ ^tonęmnan$

topp m. summit; whipping-top (plaything) (?). ∞ ^topp$

torbegiėte (tor-begiėte)*, -gete difficult to get. ∞ ^torbegiėte$

torcięrre (tor-cięrre) hard to convert. ∞ ^torcięrre$

torcul wine-press lM. [Lt. torcular]. ∞ ^torcul$

tord n. piece of dung. ∞ ^tord$

~wifel m. dung-beetle. ∞ ^tordwifel$

torenīege (toren-īege) blear-eyed. ∞ ^torenīege$

tōręndan (tō·ręndan) tear asunder. ∞ ^tōręndan$

torfian (torf·ian) throw ; pelt, stone. ∞ ^torfian$

~ung f. throwing; stoning. ∞ ^torfianung$

torht (†) bright; beautiful; illustrious. ∞ ^torht$

~e av. (sound) clearly ; beautifully. ∞ ^torhte$

~ian make clear, show. ∞ ^torhtian$

~lic glorious. ∞ ^torhtlic$

~līce av. splendidly. ∞ ^torhtlīce$

~mōd glorious, illustrious. ∞ ^torhtmōd$

~nes f. glory. ∞ ^torhtnes$

tōrīepan (tō·rīepan) scratch all over. ∞ ^tōrīepan$

tōrinnan (tō·rinnan) 3 intr. disperse (of water). ∞ ^tōrinnan$

torn (†) I. m. anger, indignation; grief. II. aj. grievous. ∞ ^torn$

~cwide † m. bitter speech. ∞ ^torncwide$

~e † av. with indignation or grief: mē is ~ I am grieved. ∞ ^torne$

~lic † grievous, bitter. ∞ ^tornlic$

~mōd † angry. ∞ ^tornmōd$

~gemōt † n. hostile meeting. ∞ ^torngemōt$

~genīþla † m. fierce enemy. ∞ ^torngenīþla$

~sorg † f. anxious care. ∞ ^tornsorg$

~word † n. bitter word. ∞ ^tornword$

~wracu † f. grievous persecution. ∞ ^tornwracu$

~wyrdan address angrily, vituperate. ∞ ^tornwyrdan$

torr m. tower; rock, tor [Lt. turris]. ∞ ^torr$

tōsæ̂lan (tō·sæ̂lan) impers. wdg. lack, fail in : him tōsǣleþ þæs. ∞ ^tōsælan$

tosamne (to·samn|e) av. together — ~ cuman join battle. ∞ ^tosamne$

~ian assemble, bring together Bd. ∞ ^tosamnian$

tōsāwan (tō·sāwan) I tr. disperse; disseminate (doctrine). ∞ ^tōsāwan$

tosca (tosc|a), -e (?) m., f. (?) frog. ∞ ^tosca$

tōscacan (tō·scacan) 2 tr. shake, disturb; disperse ; get rid of (disease). ∞ ^tōscacan$

tōscād (tō·scād), ēa n. discrimination ; distinction ; difference, diversity. ∞ ^tōscād$

tōscādan (tō·scād|an), ēa I b, also prt. ~de divide, separate, also met.; disperse, also met.; make a distinction, make distinct; discriminate, discern ; decide, judge ; dispose, appoint lN.; expound lN. || intr. differ. ∞ ^tōscādan$

~end m. separator Gl. ∞ ^tōscādend$

~ennes f. separation ; distinction. ∞ ^tōscādennes$

tōgescādan (tōge·scādan)*, ēa I lN. expound. ∞ ^tōgescādan$

tōscǣnan (tō·scǣnan) tr. break to pieces. ∞ ^tōscǣnan$

tōscēacerian (tō·scēacerian) devastate, scatter. ∞ ^tōscēacerian$

tōscēotan (tō·scēotan) 7 intr. disperse. ∞ ^tōscēotan$

tōscięrian (tō·scięrian) tr. separate, divide Gl. ∞ ^tōscięrian$

tōsciftan (tō·sciftan) L. tr. divide (troops). ∞ ^tōsciftan$

tōscrīþan (tō·scrīþan) 6 intr. disperse (of water). ∞ ^tōscrīþan$

tōscūfan (tō·scūfan) 7 tr. disperse; do away with (sins). ∞ ^tōscūfan$

tōsęndan (tō·sęndan) tr. disperse; destroy once. ∞ ^tōsęndan$

tōsēoþan (tō·sēoþan) 7 boil to pieces. ∞ ^tōsēoþan$

tōsęttan (tō·sęttan) (!) dispose. ∞ ^tōsęttan$

tōsēþan (tō·sēþan) discriminate truth of, prove. ∞ ^tōsēþan$

tōsīgan (tō·sīgan) 6 fall to pieces, be worn out (of clothes). ∞ ^tōsīgan$

tōsittan (tō·sittan) 5 be separated. ∞ ^tōsittan$

tōslacian (tō·slacian) be remiss. ∞ ^tōslacian$

tōslēan (tō·slēan) 2 break; demolish ; drive away (thoughts). ∞ ^tōslēan$

tōslīfan (tō·slīfan) 6 tr. split. ∞ ^tōslīfan$

tōslītan (tō·slītan) 6 tear to pieces, break, lacerate, bite (of snake) — ptc. tōsliten serrated (leaf); sever, separate; destroy, dissipate || intr. be different lN. ∞ ^tōslītan$

tōslitnes (tō·slitnes) f. laceration ; dissension. ∞ ^tōslitnes$

tōslūpan (tō·slūp|an) 7 be loosened, relaxed, untied (of bonds), also met.; be paralysed, be destroyed or dissipated. ∞ ^tōslūpan$

~ing f. dissolution (of life) Gl. ∞ ^tōslūping$

tōsmēagan (tō·smēagan) investigate. ∞ ^tōsmēagan$

tōsnīþan (tō·snīþan) 6 cut, cut up, cut off. ∞ ^tōsnīþan$

tōsōcnes (tō-sōc|nes), ~nung f. seeking, acquisition lN. ∞ ^tōsōcnes$

tōspræ̂c (tō-spræ̂c) f. address, conversation. ∞ ^tōspræc$

tōsprǣdan (tō·sprǣdan) tr. spread out, expand. ∞ ^tōsprǣdan$

tōspringan (tō·springan) 3 intr. break to pieces; burst open; crack, be chapped (of hands). ∞ ^tōspringan$

tōsprytting (tō·sprytting) instigation vL. ∞ ^tōsprytting$

tōstandan (tō·standan) 2 be distant; differ; be delayed, not be forthcoming. ∞ ^tōstandan$

tōstęncan (tō·stęnc|an) tr. disperse; dissipate, destroy || intr. perish once. ∞ ^tōstęncan$

~nes, ~ednes f. dispersion, destruction. ∞ ^tōstęncnes$

~end m. prodigal. ∞ ^tōstęncend$

tōstician (tō·stician) stab severely. ∞ ^tōstician$

tōstincan (tō·stincan) 3 distinguish by smell. ∞ ^tōstincan$

tōstingan (tō·stingan) 3 pierce, perforate. ∞ ^tōstingan$

tōstregdan (tō·stregdan), -strēdan 3; -stręgdan, -strēdan wk. tr. scatter ; destroy || intr. be scattered. ∞ ^tōstregdan$

tōsundrian (tō·sundrian) tr. separate. ∞ ^tōsundrian$

tōswāpan (tō·swāpan) I tr. disperse (flame). ∞ ^tōswāpan$

tōswellan (tō·swellan) 3 intr. swell. ∞ ^tōswellan$

tōswęngan (tō·swęngan) disperse (flame). ∞ ^tōswęngan$

tōsweorcan (tō·sweorcan) 3 become dark. ∞ ^tōsweorcan$

tōswīfan (tō·swīfan) 6 intr. separate. ∞ ^tōswīfan$

tōsyndran, tōsyndrian (tō·syndr(i)an) tr. separate; distinguish. ∞ ^tōsyndran$ ^tōsyndrian$

totrida (tot-rida) m. swing (?), see-saw (?) Gl. ∞ ^totrida$

getot m. pride, pomp. ∞ ^getot$

tōtian (tōtian) peep out, protrude. ∞ ^tōtian$

tōtalu (tō-talu) f. reputation lN. ∞ ^tōtalu$

tōtęllan (tō·tęllan) distinguish. ∞ ^tōtęllan$

tōtēon (tō·tēon) 7 pull to pieces; pull away; destroy. ∞ ^tōtēon$

tōteran (tō·teran) 4 tear to pieces ; destroy ; harass (mind). ∞ ^tōteran$

tōtorfian (tō·torfian) throw about. ∞ ^tōtorfian$

tōtræglian (tō·træglian) pull to pieces or off Gl. ∞ ^tōtræglian$

tōtredan (tō·tredan) 4 tread to pieces (?) Gl. ∞ ^tōtredan$

tōtwǣman (tō·twǣm|an) tr. divide, separate; set at variance; scatter; do away with; discern. ∞ ^tōtwǣman$

~ednes f. disassociation, separation. ∞ ^tōtwǣmednes$

tōtyhting (tō-tyhting) f. instigation vL. ∞ ^tōtyhting$

tōþ, pl. tēþ, toeþ and tōþas m. tooth, tusk. ∞ ^tōþ$

~ęce m. toothache. ∞ ^tōþęce$

~gār m. toothpick. ∞ ^tōþgār$

~lēas toothless. ∞ ^tōþlēas$

~mægen † n. strength of tusks. ∞ ^tōþmægen$

~rima m. gum. ∞ ^tōþrima$

~sealf f. tooth-paste. ∞ ^tōþsealf$

~sticca m. toothpick. ∞ ^tōþsticca$

~wærc, ~wræc m. toothache. ∞ ^tōþwærc$

~wyrm m. worm in tooth. ∞ ^tōþwyrm$

tōþegnung (tō-þegnung) (!) f. administration. ∞ ^tōþegnung$

tōþęnian (tō·þęn|ian). ∞ ^tōþęnian$

~ednes f. distension. ∞ ^tōþęnednes$

tōgeþēodd, tōgeþēoded (tō-geþēod(e)d) adjacent Bd.; adhering Gl. ∞ ^tōgeþēodd$ ^tōgeþēoded$

toþerscan (to·þerscan) 3 beat to pieces. ∞ ^toþerscan$

tōþindan (tō·þindan) 3 intr. swell; be arrogant. ∞ ^tōþindan$

tōþringan (tō·þringan) 3 tr. press asunder, disperse. ∞ ^tōþringan$

tōþundennes (tōþunden|nes) f. swollenness; arrogance [tōþindan]. ∞ ^tōþundennes$

~līce av. arrogantly. ∞ ^tōþundenlīce$

tōþuniende (tō-þuniende) (!) astonishing. ∞ ^tōþuniende$

tow. ∞ ^tow$

~cræft m. skill in weaving or spinning, spinning. ∞ ^towcræft$

~hūs n. spinning-house Gl. ∞ ^towhūs$

~lic of weaving Gl. ∞ ^towlic$

towmyderce (tow|myderce) f. chest (?) Ct. ∞ ^towmyderce$

~tōl n. spinning implement. ∞ ^towtōl$

tōweard (tō-weard), a, o, e I. aj. facing; approaching | future, is to come or happen, coming; imminent. II. av., sometimes used where we should expect the aj. approaching; future, imminent. III. prp. w. g., d. towards. Often tmesis: tō þǣre sunnan weard. ∞ ^tōweard$

~es av., prp. wd. towards. Gen. follows its word. ∞ ^tōweardes$

~lic future. ∞ ^tōweardlic$

~līce av. in the future. ∞ ^tōweardlīce$

~nes f. future ; future coming. ∞ ^tōweardnes$

tōwęccan (tō·węccan) † stir up (strife). ∞ ^tōwęccan$

tōwegan (tō·wegan) 5 tr. disperse. ∞ ^tōwegan$

tōgewegen (tō-gewegen) applied Bd. ∞ ^tōgewegen$

tōwęndan (tō·węndan) overthrow; demolish, destroy; abrogate (law). ∞ ^tōwęndan$

tōweorpan (tō·weorp|an) 3 scatter, disperse, also met.; throw; break; pull down, demolish; destroy, abrogate, put an end to. ∞ ^tōweorpan$

~endlic*, y destructible. ∞ ^tōweorpendlic$

tōwesnes (tō·wesnes), -wesennes, -wisnes f. separation; discord, dissension. ∞ ^tōwesnes$

tōwiþere (tō·wiþere) †, -wiþre prp. w. a., d. against; in answer to. ∞ ^tōwiþere$

tōworpennes (tō·worpennes), -worpnes, -ednes, lN. -wyrp- f. dispersion; destruction ; lN. expulsion [tōweorpan]. ∞ ^tōworpennes$

towrecan (to·wrecan) 5 tr. disperse. ∞ ^towrecan$

tōwritennes (tō·writennes) f. description, enumeration. ∞ ^tōwritennes$

tōwrīþan (tō·wrīþan) (!) 6 distort. ∞ ^tōwrīþan$

tōwyrd (tō-wyrd) f. occasion Bd. ∞ ^tōwyrd$

træf n. tent; † building. ∞ ^træf$

træglian pluck. ∞ ^træglian$

træppe*, e f. trap. ∞ ^træppe$

trāg † I. f. affliction, evil. II. aj. bad. ∞ ^trāg$

~e † av. evilly, cruelly. ∞ ^trāge$

traht mf. text, passage (in Scripture) ; commentary, exposition [Lt. tractus]. ∞ ^traht$

~bōc f. commentary. ∞ ^trahtbōc$

trahtian (traht|ian), trahtnian expound, explain; w. be discuss, treat of. ∞ ^trahtian$

~ere m. commentator, expounder, interpreter. ∞ ^trahtere$

~ung f. exposition. ∞ ^trahtung$

trahtaþ m. commentary. ∞ ^trahtaþ$

traisc tragic Bd. [Lt.]. ∞ ^traisc$

tramet m. page (of book). ∞ ^tramet$

trandende precipitous, steep Gl. ∞ ^trandende$

getrēagian sew together. ∞ ^getrēagian$

tredan (tred|an) 4 intr. tread || tr. tread down, trample, also fig.; walk over, traverse. ∞ ^tredan$

~end m. treader Gl. ∞ ^tredend$

tręddan trample; investigate [tredan]. ∞ ^tręddan$

treddian intr. tread, walk. ∞ ^treddian$

trede [e = æ̂?]† once firm to tread on (of sea). ∞ ^trede$

tredel m. step (to mount by). ∞ ^tredel$

trega (treg|a) (†) m. grief; affliction. ∞ ^trega$

~ian tr. grieve; afflict, oppress. ∞ ^tregian$

trehing (?) m. third part of a shire, Riding. Cp. þrihing. ∞ ^trehing$

trem = trym footstep. ∞ ^trem$

tremes = trimes. ∞ ^tremes$

trendel m. ring, circle. ∞ ^trendel$

trendlian (trendl|ian) — ~ed made round. ∞ ^trendlian$

trēow, A. trē(o) n. tree; forest, wood; wood (material); gallows, the cross. ∞ ^trēow$ ^trēo$

~cynn n. kind of tree. ∞ ^trēowcynn$

~fēging f. boarding. ∞ ^trēowfēging$

~fugol m. tree-bird. ∞ ^trēowfugol$

~steall, ~stęde m. plantation. ∞ ^trēowsteall$

~teoro n. resin. ∞ ^trēowteoro$

~wæstm m. vL. fruit of trees. ∞ ^trēowwæstm$

~geweorc n. wooden structure. ∞ ^trēowgeweorc$

~weorþung f. tree-worship. ∞ ^trēowweorþung$

~gewrid n. thicket. ∞ ^trēowgewrid$

~wyrhta m. carpenter. ∞ ^trēowwyrhta$

~wyrm m. caterpillar. ∞ ^trēowwyrm$

trēow, ȳ sometimes in pl. w. sg. meaning f. truth (to promise), faith : ~e healdan, habban keep faith; fidelity, loyalty; grace, favour; engagement, agreement; trust, belief. ∞ ^trēow$

~fæst faithful. ∞ ^trēowfæst$

ge~fæstnian be faithful lN. ∞ ^getrēowfæstnian$

ge~full faithful. ∞ ^getrēowfull$

ge~fullīce av. faithfully. ∞ ^getrēowfullīce$

(ge)~lēas faithless; infidel. ∞ ^getrēowlēas$

(ge)~lēasnes f. faithlessness ; unbelief, heresy. ∞ ^getrēowlēasnes$

ge~lic faithful. ∞ ^getrēowlic$

(ge)~līce av. faithfully. ∞ ^getrēowlīce$

~loga m. traitor. ∞ ^trēowloga$

~lufu † f. faithful love. ∞ ^trēowlufu$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. fidelity. ∞ ^trēowrǣden$

~geþofta † m. trusty companion. ∞ ^trēowgeþofta$

~þrāg † f. R. ∞ ^trēowþrāg$

trēowan = trīewan. ∞ ^trēowan$

trēowian = trūwian. ∞ ^trēowian$

trēowa = trūwa. ∞ ^trēowa$

getrēowe = getrīewe. ∞ ^getrēowe$

trēowen, i, ȳ wooden; of a tree. ∞ ^trēowen$

trēowsian, ȳ pledge oneself w. wiþ a. | rfl. pledge oneself w. wiþ a. ; clear oneself = trīewan. ∞ ^trēowsian$

(ge)trēowþ, īe f., often in pl. w. sg. meaning good faith; fidelity; agreement, covenant, terms (of capitulation). ∞ ^getrēowþ$

tręppan*, (hē) trępeþ once tread lK Gl. ∞ ^tręppan$

tręppe = *træppe trap. ∞ ^tręppe$

getricce once wd. contented with, adhering to (regulations) [i = y ? Cp. getryccan]. ∞ ^getricce$

trīewan (trīew|an), ēo trust in w. d., on d.; make credible; ge- persuade, suggest lN. | rfl. clear oneself (of accusation) wg. [trēow]. ∞ ^trīewan$

~nes f. what is trusted in, protection. ∞ ^trīewnes$

(ge)trīewe, ēo faithful, trusty, honest. ∞ ^getrīewe$

trifolian (trifol|ian) pound, grind [Lt. tribulare]. ∞ ^trifolian$

~ung f. pounding. ∞ ^trifolung$

trifot, -et tribute [Lt. tributum]. ∞ ^trifot$

trimes, try-, tre-, pl. vE. trimsas, y mf.; trymesse f.; þrims, y a weight (drachm?); coin; a coin of the value of threepence [lLt. tremissis, tremisia]. ∞ ^trimes$

trinde (trind|e) f. round lump. ∞ ^trinde$

~hyrst m. circular copse (?) Ct. ∞ ^trindhyrst$

triwen = trēowen. ∞ ^triwen$

trod n., ~u f. track [tredan]. ∞ ^trod$

trog m. trough; wooden vessel, canoe, cradle. ∞ ^trog$

~hrycg m. Ct. ∞ ^troghrycg$

~scip n. canoe. ∞ ^trogscip$

tropere m. trope-book (a Church-service book) [Lt. troparium]. ∞ ^tropere$

trūcian fail (in doing something); be wanting, run short; wd. not be true, faithful. ∞ ^trūcian$

trūgian =trūwian. ∞ ^trūgian$

truht trout Gl. [Lt. tructa]. ∞ ^truht$

trum firm; substantial, strong; healthy; able to resist w. wiþ; steadfast. ∞ ^trum$

~lic firm ; substantial, stable, hortatory Bd. ∞ ^trumlic$

~līce av. firmly ; steadfastly. ∞ ^trumlīce$

~nes f. firmness; firmament; health; confirmation, support. ∞ ^trumnes$

getrum n. troop; multitude. ∞ ^getrum$

trumian (trum|ian) recover (from illness); ge- make strong Gl. ∞ ^trumian$

~ing f. recovery (from illness). ∞ ^truming$

truma m. troop, legion; array, regular order (of troops). ∞ ^truma$

getruma m. troop, regiment. ∞ ^getruma$

trumnaþ m. strengthening. ∞ ^trumnaþ$

trūþ m. trumpeter; buffoon. ∞ ^trūþ$

~horn m. trumpet. ∞ ^trūþhorn$

trūwa, ge-, ēo, ȳ, trūa m. (good) faith ; confidence, faith ; word (of honour), covenant; protection. ∞ ^trūwa$

trūwian (trūw|ian), ēo, ȳ, A. trūgian trust in (person) w. d., on a. ; wda. entrust lN.; trust in (thing) w. g., be d., tō d.; believe (confidently) w. sbj.; be true to wd. | ge- make treaty; plot | rfl. clear oneself = trīewan. ∞ ^trūwian$

ge~ung f. confidence, trust. ∞ ^getrūwung$

getryccan trust lN. Cp. getricce. ∞ ^getryccan$

trym †, e — fōtes ~ av. a foot’s length. ∞ ^trym$

getrym † once (n.) firmament. ∞ ^getrym$

trymendlic = trymmendlic. ∞ ^trymendlic$

trymenes = trymnes. ∞ ^trymenes$

trymes = trimes. ∞ ^trymes$

trymman, tryman, trymmian make strong, build strongly; arrange, array (troops), also met.; encourage, exhort ; confirm (agreement), corroborate; give (hostages) | ge- rfl. wg. recover from (illness) Bd. [trum]. ∞ ^trymman$

trymmend m. encourager ; party to an agreement. ∞ ^trymmend$

~lic, trymendlic hortatory. ∞ ^trymmendlic$

trymming f. strengthening; foundation (of house); confirmation, edification, edifying matter. ∞ ^trymming$

trymnes, trymenes, ge- f. firmness ; firmament; prop, also met.; ge- arraying (army); confirmation; exhortation. ∞ ^trymnes$

trymþ f. firmness, support. ∞ ^trymþ$

tryndel = tręndel wheel. ∞ ^tryndel$

tryndled (dress) ornamented with wheel-shaped pattern (?) [tręndel]. ∞ ^tryndled$

trȳw = trēow. ∞ ^trȳw$

trȳwa = trūwa. ∞ ^trȳwa$

trȳwen = trēowen. ∞ ^trȳwen$

tū, see twēgen. ∞ ^tū$

tūcian adorn || ill-treat, gen. w. defining tō : ~ tō scame, ~ tō ięrmþe. ∞ ^tūcian$

tūddor, tūdor n. progeny ; fruit. ∞ ^tūddor$

~fæst prolific. ∞ ^tūddorfæst$

~fōstor m. nourishment of offspring. ∞ ^tūddorfōstor$

~full prolific. ∞ ^tūddorfull$

~spēd † f. abundance of progeny. ∞ ^tūddorspēd$

~tēonde † producing progeny. ∞ ^tūddortēonde$

tulg — under tungan ~e root of tongue. ∞ ^tulg$

tumbian (tumb|ian) dance, tumble. ∞ ^tumbian$

~ere m. dancer, tumbler. ∞ ^tumbere$

tūn m. enclosure round house, yard, garden; manor, estate, farm — ~es mann man living on a manor; village ; town ; dwelling, coll. the world: lenctentīma gǣþ tō ~e on vii. id. febr. comes, falls. ∞ ^tūn$

~gebūr m. inhabitant Gl. ∞ ^tūngebūr$

~cerse, æ ~cressa m. nasturtium. ∞ ^tūncerse$

~cirice f. church in a tūn. ∞ ^tūncirice$

~incel n. small farm or estate. ∞ ^tūnincel$

~land n. land of estate. ∞ ^tūnland$

~lic rustic Gl. ∞ ^tūnlic$

~mann m. man belonging to a tūn. ∞ ^tūnmann$

~melde f. orach (plant). ∞ ^tūnmelde$

~minte f. garden mint. ∞ ^tūnminte$

~prēost m. village priest. ∞ ^tūnprēost$

~ræ̂d m. municipality. ∞ ^tūnræd$

~gerēfa m. bailiff. ∞ ^tūngerēfa$

~scipe m. inhabitants of a tūn. ∞ ^tūnscipe$

~scīr f. stewardship. ∞ ^tūnscīr$

~steall m. farmstead (?) Ct. ∞ ^tūnsteall$

~stęde m. village. ∞ ^tūnstęde$

~weg m. private road. ∞ ^tūnweg$

tunece (tunec|e) f. tunic, coat [Lt. tunica] ∞ ^tunece$

ge~od in a tunic Gl. ∞ ^getunecod$

tunge (tung|e) f. tongue ; anything tongue-shaped ; speaking, speech; language. ∞ ^tunge$

~full loquacious. ∞ ^tungfull$

~eþrum ligament of the tongue. ∞ ^tungeþrum$

~wōd abusive Gl. ∞ ^tungwōd$

tunglen (tungl|en) of the stars. ∞ ^tunglen$

~ere m. astronomer, astrologer. ∞ ^tunglere$

tungol n. heavenly body, star; constellation. ∞ ^tungol$

~ǣ f. astronomy. ∞ ^tungolǣ$

~bæ̂re starry. ∞ ^tungolbære$

tungolcræft m. astronomy, astrology. ∞ ^tungolcræft$

~iga, -cræfta astronomer, astrologer. ∞ ^tungolcræftiga$

~wīse f. astronomy Gl. ∞ ^tungolcræftwīse$

tungolgimm (tungol|gimm) † m. star. ∞ ^tungolgimm$

~gescēad n. astronomy, astrology. ∞ ^tungolgescēad$

~wītega m. astrologer. ∞ ^tungolwītega$

tuningwyrt (tuning-wyrt) = tunsing-. ∞ ^tuningwyrt$

tunne f. cask. ∞ ^tunne$

~botm m. bottom of cask Gl. ∞ ^tunnebotm$

tunsingwyrt (tunsing-wyrt), tuning- f. white hellebore. ∞ ^tunsingwyrt$

tūr m. vL. lN. tower [Fr.] ∞ ^tūr$

turf f., g. tyrf turf. ∞ ^turf$ ^tyrf$

~haga † m. grassy enclosure. ∞ ^turfhaga$

~hlēow n. turf-shelter (?) Ct. ∞ ^turfhlēow$

turl (f.) ladle [Lt. trulla]. ∞ ^turl$

turnian (turn|ian) intr. turn, revolve; be giddy. Cp. tyrnan [Fr.]. ∞ ^turnian$

~igendlic revolving. ∞ ^turnigendlic$

~ung f. rotation. ∞ ^turnung$

turtle (turtl|e) f., ~a m., turtur m., ~e f. turtle-dove [Lt. turtur]. ∞ ^turtle$

tūsc, tūx, twū- m. canine or molar tooth; tusk. ∞ ^tūsc$ ^tūx$ ^twūsc$

~el, tūxl m. canine or molar tooth. ∞ ^tūscel$

tuwa = twiwa. ∞ ^tuwa$

tūx = tūsc. ∞ ^tūx$

twā, tū I. nf. two, see twēgen. II. av. twice. ∞ ^twā$

~dæglic = twi- lasting two days Bd. See twi-. ∞ ^twādæglic$

~lic double. ∞ ^twālic$

~nihte two days’ old (moon). ∞ ^twānihte$

twǣde aj., av. = n. two-thirds: dō (put in) þæs meluwes ~ and þæs sealtes þriddan dǣl, se cyning āh twǣdne dǣl weres. ∞ ^twǣde$

getwǣfan wag. separate from; deprive; prevent | wa. put an end to (fighting). ∞ ^getwǣfan$

twǣm d. of twēgen. ∞ ^twǣm$

twǣman (twǣm|an) separate, part; put an end to (strife) || intr. part w. fram d. ∞ ^twǣman$

~endlīce av. separately. ∞ ^twǣmendlīce$

~ing f. separation ; distinction. ∞ ^twǣming$

twām d. of twēgen. ∞ ^twām$

twēgen, ē †, fem. and neut. twā, neut. tū; g. twēga, twēgra; d. twæm, ā two. on twā (cut) in two, apart, twām and twām av. by twos, two and two. ōþer twēga either, see ōþer. See twā. ∞ ^twēgen$

twelf twelve. ∞ ^twelf$

~feald twelvefold. ∞ ^twelffeald$

~gilde to be restored twelvefold. ∞ ^twelfgilde$

~hynde (~hynd|e) (person) whose wergield was 1,200 shillings ; (wergield) of a person of that rank | used as a noun in ~es mann = ~ mann. ∞ ^twelfhynde$

~nihte twelve days old (moon). ∞ ^twelfnihte$

~wintre twelve years old. ∞ ^twelfwintre$

twelfta twelfth. ∞ ^twelfta$

twelftig = hund·twelftig. ∞ ^twelftig$

twęngan pinch, squeeze. ∞ ^twęngan$

twentig twenty [twēgen, -tig]. ∞ ^twentig$

~feald twenty-fold. ∞ ^twentigfeald$

~oþa twentieth. ∞ ^twentigoþa$

twentigwintre (twentig-wintre) twenty years old. ∞ ^twentigwintre$

twēo- = twi-. ∞ ^twēo$

twēo, ȳ m. doubt ; hesitation, delay. ∞ ^twēo$

~lic doubtful, uncertain; ambiguous. ∞ ^twēolic$

~līce av. dubiously; ambiguously. ∞ ^twēolīce$

twēon = twēogan. ∞ ^twēon$

twēogan (twēog|an), twēon doubt wg., impers. wag.: hē twēoþ þæs, hine twēoþ þæs. ∞ ^twēogan$

~endlic doubting; doubtful. ∞ ^twēogendlic$

~endlīce, twīend- av. doubtingly. ∞ ^twēogendlīce$

~ung, twēoung f. doubt. ∞ ^twēogung$

twēon, ȳ (m.) doubt. ∞ ^twēon$

twēonian (twēon|ian), ȳ doubt wg., impers. w. a. or d. and g. ∞ ^twēonian$

~igend m. doubter. ∞ ^twēonigend$

~igendlic dubitative (adverb). ∞ ^twēonigendlic$

~eleoht, see twēonol. ∞ ^twēoneleoht$

~ol doubtful — ~leoht, twēoneleoht twilight Gl. ∞ ^twēonol$

~ung f. doubt. ∞ ^twēonung$

twēonum — be … ~ wd. between : be sǣm ~. See betwēonan. ∞ ^twēonum$

twi-, y, eo two-. ∞ ^twi$

twibēte (twi-bēte) requiring double compensation. ∞ ^twibēte$

twibill (twi-bill) n. two-edged axe. ∞ ^twibill$

twibleoh (twi-bleoh), pl. -blēo, twice-dyed. ∞ ^twibleoh$

twibrowen (twi-browen) twice-brewed. ∞ ^twibrowen$

twiccian (twicc|ian) pluck, gather (fruit); twitch. ∞ ^twiccian$

~ere m. carver. ∞ ^twiccere$

twicen, ~e f. place where two roads meet. ∞ ^twicen$

twidæglic (twi-dæglic), twā- lasting two days. ∞ ^twidæglic$

twidǣl (twi-dǣl) m. two-thirds. ∞ ^twidǣl$

~an tr. divide in two; intr. differ Gl. ∞ ^twidǣlan$

twięcge, twięcgede (twi-ęcge(de)), two-edged. ∞ ^twięcge$ ^twięcgede$

twīendlīce = twēogendlīce. ∞ ^twīendlīce$

twifeald (twi-feald) twofold, double; ambiguous. ∞ ^twifeald$

~an double. ∞ ^twifealdan$

ge~ian tr. double; multiply, increase. ∞ ^getwifealdian$

~lic double. ∞ ^twifealdlic$

~līce av. doubly. ∞ ^twifealdlīce$

~nes f. duplicity. ∞ ^twifealdnes$

twifēre (twi-fēr|e) accessible by two ways Gl. ∞ ^twifēre$

~lǣcan dissociate Gl. ∞ ^twifērlǣcan$

twifēte (twi-fēte) two-footed. ∞ ^twifēte$

twifięldan (twi-fięldan) double. ∞ ^twifięldan$

twifingre (twi-fingre) two fingers thick. ∞ ^twifingre$

twifiþerede (twi-fiþerede), -fe- forked (?) Gl. ∞ ^twifiþerede$

twifȳrede (twi-fȳrede) two-furrowed Gl. ∞ ^twifȳrede$

twig, pl. ~u, n., once gpl. ~ena twig, branch, stalk (of nettle). ∞ ^twig$

twiga = twiwa. ∞ ^twiga$

twigǣrede (twi-gǣrede) cloven. ∞ ^twigǣrede$

twigilde (twi-gilde) n. double payment, or av. with double payment. ∞ ^twigilde$

twih —† mid unc ~ between us two. Cp. twēonum. ∞ ^twih$

twihēafdode (twi-hēafdode) two-headed. ∞ ^twihēafdode$

twiheolor (twi-heolor) f. a balance. ∞ ^twiheolor$

twihīwe (twi-hīw|e) of two forms; of two colours. ∞ ^twihīwe$

~ian dissimulate. ∞ ^twihīwian$

twihlidede (twi-hlidede) having two lids. ∞ ^twihlidede$

twihwēole (twi-hwēole) two-wheeled. ∞ ^twihwēole$

twihwyrft (twi-hwyrft) m. double period Gl. ∞ ^twihwyrft$

twihynde (twi-hynde) (person) whose wergield was 200 shillings; (wergield) paid for a person of such rank [hund]. ∞ ^twihynde$

twiicce (twi-icce) lKt. = -ęcge. ∞ ^twiicce$

twilæpped (twi-læpped) having two skirts. ∞ ^twilæpped$

twilafte (twi-lafte) two-edged (axe) Gl. ∞ ^twilafte$

twili double, woven with double thread. ∞ ^twili$

~brocen (of woman’s cyrtel) Ct. ∞ ^twilibrocen$

twinwyrm (twin-wyrm) m. an insect Gl. ∞ ^twinwyrm$

twīn n. linen. ∞ ^twīn$

~en of linen. ∞ ^twīnen$

twinclian twinkle. ∞ ^twinclian$

twinębbe (twi-nębbe) having two faces. ∞ ^twinębbe$

twinihte (twi-nihte) two days old. ∞ ^twinihte$

twīnihte*, see twynihte. ∞ ^twīnihte$

twinn, ge- double. ∞ ^twinn$

getwinn m. twin — ~as twins, triplets. ∞ ^getwinn$

getwinnes f. junction. ∞ ^getwinnes$

twiræ̂de (twi-ræ̂d|e) irresolute, un-unanimous. ∞ ^twiræde$

~nes f. discord ; sedition. ∞ ^twirædnes$

getwis (brothers) having the same parents. ∞ ^getwis$

~a m. twin. ∞ ^getwisa$

twisceatte (twi-sceatte) av. to the extent of a double payment. ∞ ^twisceatte$

twiscyldig (twi-scyldig) liable to a double penalty. ∞ ^twiscyldig$

twiseht (twi-seht) discordant. ∞ ^twiseht$

~nes f. dissension. ∞ ^twisehtnes$

twiseltōþe (twisel-tōþe) having forked or double teeth. ∞ ^twiseltōþe$

twisla (twisl|a) m. fork of a river. ∞ ^twisla$

~ed forked. ∞ ^twisled$

~ian intr. fork, branch off (of roads). ∞ ^twislian$

~iht forked. ∞ ^twisliht$

~ung f. partition. ∞ ^twislung$

twisnæcce (twi-snæcce) cloven. ∞ ^twisnæcce$

twisnæ̂se (twi-snæ̂se) cloven. ∞ ^twisnæse$

twispræ̂c (twi-spræ̂c) f. insincerity; detraction. ∞ ^twispræc$

~e insincere; detracting. ∞ ^twispræce$

~nes f. insincerity; detraction. ∞ ^twispræcnes$

twisprecan (twi-sprecan) 5 murmur lN. ∞ ^twisprecan$

twispunnen (twi-spunnen) double-spun. ∞ ^twispunnen$

twistręnge (twi-stręnge) two-stringed. ∞ ^twistręnge$

twitęlged (twi-tęlged) double-dyed. ∞ ^twitęlged$

twiþrāwen (twi-þrāwen) double-twisted. ∞ ^twiþrāwen$

twiwa, eo, u, tu(w)a, twi(g)a av. twice. ∞ ^twiwa$ ^tweowa$ ^twuwa$ ^tua$ ^tuwa$ ^twiga$ ^twia$

twiwæ̂g (twi-wæ̂g) f. pair of scales Gl. ∞ ^twiwæg$

twiweg (twi-weg) m. meeting of two roads. ∞ ^twiweg$

twiwinter (twi-winter) period of two years Gl. ∞ ^twiwinter$

twiwintre (twi-wintre) of two years. ∞ ^twiwintre$

twiwyrdig (twi-wyrdig) contradictory, discordant [word]. ∞ ^twiwyrdig$

twūsc, twūx = tūsc. ∞ ^twūsc$

twuwa = twiwa. ∞ ^twuwa$

twȳ = twēo. ∞ ^twȳ$

twȳn = twēon. ∞ ^twȳn$

twȳnian = twēonian. ∞ ^twȳnian$

twynihte f. — mare ~ a plant. ∞ ^twynihte$

tȳn, prt. tȳd(d)e educate, train. ∞ ^tȳn$ ^tȳdde$ ^tȳde$

getȳd ptc. of tȳn. ∞ ^getȳd$

~nes f. learning, skill. ∞ ^getȳdnes$

tȳdran (tȳdr|an), tȳddr(i)an tr. bring forth (young, fruit), breed; rear; cultivate [tūdor]. ∞ ^tȳdran$ ^tȳddran$ ^tȳddrian$

~ed provided with offspring. ∞ ^tȳdred$

~iend m. propagator, producer. ∞ ^tȳdriend$

~ung f. propagation ; ! branch. ∞ ^tȳdrung$

tyge m. pull, dragging; conducting, diverting (course of water); draught (of drink), deduction ; matter (of statement) [tēon]. ∞ ^tyge$

~hōc m. hook to pull with. ∞ ^tygehōc$

~horn m. cupping-glass. ∞ ^tygehorn$

tygel (m.) trace (of harness). ∞ ^tygel$

tygþian = tīþian. ∞ ^tygþian$

tyht m. training; habit, way (of life) ; movement, march [tēon]. ∞ ^tyht$

tyhtan (tyht|an) incite, persuade w. on a., tō d.; suggest, bring to the mind; educate, teach. ∞ ^tyhtan$

~end m. instigator. ∞ ^tyhtend$

~endlic hortative. ∞ ^tyhtendlic$

~ere m. instigator. ∞ ^tyhtere$

~ing f. incitement, persuasion, allurement. ∞ ^tyhting$

~nes f. instigation. ∞ ^tyhtnes$

tyhten, tyhtenn f. incitement. ∞ ^tyhten$

tyldsyle (tyld-syle) = teld-sęle tent. ∞ ^tyldsyle$

tylg av. cpv. used also as aj. more willingly; hē wæs tilg better (in health); on the contrary, rather spv. ~est, ~ost best; chiefly, most. ∞ ^tylg$

tȳnan fence, enclose; shut, close [tūn]. ∞ ^tȳnan$

tyncen once (n.) barrel (?); bladder (?) [tunne ?] ∞ ^tyncen$

tynder, tyndre f. tinder. ∞ ^tynder$

~cynn n. combustibles. ∞ ^tyndercynn$

tyndre = tynder. ∞ ^tyndre$

getȳne n. court. ∞ ^getȳne$

getynge (getyng|e), t- eloquent, fluent [tunge]. ∞ ^getynge$

~lic eloquent. ∞ ^getynglic$

~līce av. eloquently. ∞ ^getynglīce$

~nes f. eloquence. ∞ ^getyngnes$

tyrdel n. piece of dung [tord]. ∞ ^tyrdel$

tyrnan (tyrn|an) tr., intr. turn, revolve. Cp. turnian [Lt. tornare]. ∞ ^tyrnan$

~geat n. turnstile. ∞ ^tyrngeat$

~ing f. revolving, roundness. ∞ ^tyrning$

tyrwan, tyrwian = tięrgan. ∞ ^tyrwan$

tysca m. buzzard. ∞ ^tysca$

tyslian (tysl|ian) rfl. dress: gē ~iaþ ēow on Denisc adopt Danish fashions. ∞ ^tyslian$

~ung f. style of dress. ∞ ^tyslung$

tȳtan † once appear, shine (of stars). ∞ ^tȳtan$

Þ

þā av., cj. then, thereupon ; when — correl. þā … þā when … (then); non-temporal then, and ; causal since | þāþā when — correl. þāþā … þā when … (then); causal since | þā-þe when rel. ∞ ^þā$

þā, see se. ∞ ^þā$

þaca (þac|a) m. roof. ∞ ^þaca$

~ian thatch. ∞ ^þacian$

þaccian tr. pat, flap. ∞ ^þaccian$

þæc n. roof, thatch. ∞ ^þæc$

~tigele f. roof-tile. ∞ ^þæctigele$

þæcele f. torch. Cp. fæcele. ∞ ^þæcele$

þæder = þider. ∞ ^þæder$

geþæf wg. consenting to [þafian]. ∞ ^geþæf$

þǣge, þāge nW. no. these, they. ∞ ^þǣge$

þǣm d. of se. ∞ ^þǣm$

þǣnan moisten. Cp. þwǣnan [þān]. ∞ ^þǣnan$

þǣnian = þānian. ∞ ^þǣnian$

þæne = þone a. of se. ∞ ^þæne$

þænne = þonne. ∞ ^þænne$

þæ̂r, ā, þāra I. av., cj. there, thither; rel. where, whither — correl. þǣr … þǣr where (whither) … there (thither) | indf. there : þǣr cōmon six scipu. often w. rel. pronoun: se dǣl þe þǣr onweg com | in that case, then | of time then | because, since || þǣr-þǣr rel. where, in whatever direction; when. II. = no. when combined with prps. and the av. bī = be : ~æfter after that; ~bī(g) thereby; ~nīehst next to that. Also w. the place avs. inne, ūte : ~inne, ~ūte inside, outside. ∞ ^þær$ ^þār$ ^þāra$ ^þæræfter$ ^þærbīg$ ^þærnīehst$ ^þærinne$ ^þærūte$

þæ̂rrihte (þæ̂r·riht|e), ~es av. immediately. ∞ ^þærrihte$

þǣra = þāra. ∞ ^þǣra$

þǣre, see se. ∞ ^þǣre$

þærscwald = þerscold. ∞ ^þærscwald$

þæs I. g. of se. II. av. after : raþe ~, ~ ymb þrēo niht ; † so : þū wurde ~ gewitlēas þæt … || þæs-þe av. the w. cpv. : hī clipodon ~ mā | cj. after : sōna ~ hīe cōmon; in proportion as, as far as, according as, as: ~ wē mihton, ~ bēc secgaþ; because, that: wā mē ~ ic swigode (þæs governed by wā). ∞ ^þæs$

þæslǣcan (þæs-lǣcan) suit, agree. ∞ ^þæslǣcan$

þæslic, ge- suitable, fit; not conflicting, harmonious (testimony) ; elegant, beautiful. ∞ ^þæslic$

~nes f. fitness. ∞ ^þæslicnes$

þæslīce av. so; suitably. ∞ ^þæslīce$

þǣsma m. leaven. ∞ ^þǣsma$

þæt, a I. neut. of se. II. av. sequence then, esp. in enumerating boundaries in charters: andlang Temese, þæt (or þonne) ūp on Lygean. III. þæt, þætte = þæt þe [see þe] cj. that — correl. þæt (no.) … þæt (cj.) : ic þæt wāt þæt hē ūs gescildeþ, þæs wēnan þæt … ; so that of result w. indc., sbj.; in order that w. sbj.; rarely because. ∞ ^þæt$

þætte [from þæt þe] I. no. which; that which : dō ā ~ duge! II. cj. = þæt that; so that; in order that. ∞ ^þætte$

þafian, a †, w. a., d. consent to, permit, tolerate; wa. endure, suffer. ∞ ^þafian$

(ge)þafung f. consent. ∞ ^geþafung$

geþafa m. supporter, helper | ~ bēon wg. assent to; be convinced. ∞ ^geþafa$

geþafsum consenting lN. [geþæf]. ∞ ^geþafsum$

~nes f. consent lN. ∞ ^geþafsumnes$

þafettan (þafett|an). ∞ ^þafettan$

~ere m. one who is too indulgent to wrong-doers, condoner. ∞ ^þafettere$

þāge = þǣge. ∞ ^þāge$

þāgīet (þā·gīet), see gīet. ∞ ^þāgīet$

þāh prt. of þicgan, þēon. ∞ ^þāh$

þām d. of se. ∞ ^þām$

þan = þon; occ. = þām. ∞ ^þan$

þān I. moist, irrigated (land). II. n. irrigated land. Cp. þawenian. [þīnan.] ∞ ^þān$

~ian, ǣ be or become moist. ∞ ^þānian$

þanc m. thought; favour, grace — † ~e graciously; pleasure, satisfaction, esp. in on ~(e), tō ~es pleasant, to (his) delight; thanks; will esp. in g. : ~es voluntarily, mīnes ~es through me, of my own accord, Godes ~es by God’s will (or grace). ∞ ^þanc$

~full thoughtful; spirited; pleasing; grateful; contented. ∞ ^þancfull$

~fullīce av. gratefully. ∞ ^þancfullīce$

~hycgende † thoughtful. ∞ ^þanchycgende$

~metian † once think, deliberate. ∞ ^þancmetian$

~metung, -meo- f. deliberation. ∞ ^þancmetung$

~snotor † wise. ∞ ^þancsnotor$

~wierþe, ~weorþ(lic) acceptable, pleasing; memorable. ∞ ^þancwierþe$ ^þancweorþ$ ^þancweorþlic$

~weorþlīce av. gratefully. ∞ ^þancweorþlīce$

~word † n. thanks. ∞ ^þancword$

geþanc mn. mind ; thought. ∞ ^geþanc$

þancian (þanc|ian) wdg. thank; requite | wi. rejoice in Gl. ∞ ^þancian$

~ung f. thanksgiving, thanks; gratitude. ∞ ^þancung$

þancol thoughtful; sagacious. ∞ ^þancol$

~mōd thoughtful; sagacious. ∞ ^þancolmōd$

geþancol thoughtful; sagacious; desirous ; lN. suppliant. ∞ ^geþancol$

þane = þone, a. of se. ∞ ^þane$

þanne = þonne. ∞ ^þanne$

þanon, ~e, þonan av. thence motion, extension; time after that; origin thence; because of that | rel. whence; origin whence | ~ þe rel. whence — correl. ~ þe … (rel.) … ~ (dem.). ∞ ^þanon$ ^þonan$ ^þanan$

~forþ av. thenceforth. ∞ ^þanonforþ$

~weard departing. ∞ ^þanonweard$

þār, þāra = þæ̂r. ∞ ^þār$

þāre = þǣre. ∞ ^þāre$

þās, see þes. ∞ ^þās$

þat = þæt. ∞ ^þat$

þāwian tr. thaw. ∞ ^þāwian$

þawenian (þawen|ian) once, ptc. ge~ed moisten. ∞ ^þawenian$

þe, þi, þy av. weak form of þȳ || w. cpv. the, any || gives rel. meaning to other words: þe ic I who; wē, þe ūs befæst is … to whom; sē þe he who, who ; þanon þe whence | = indecl. rel. pro., gen. nom. but also = other cases : þǣm īglonde þe mon þæt folc Mandras hǣtt of which. w. separated prp.: þǣre rōde dǣl þe Crīst on þrowode || rel. cj. that, &c.: ēac wæs þæt (no.) þe stōd … there stood … [hence þætte, which see]; hit is þæm gelīcost þe ic sitte on ānre dūne as if; þȳ gēare þe … when; betera þe than [ = þonne] ; þēah þe although (without modifying the meaning of þēah) || or : is hit ālyfed, þe nā ? — þe … þe whether … or referring back to some other word: hwider hē gelǣded sȳ, þe tō wīte, þe tō wuldre. ∞ ^þe$

þēah, þēh av. however, yet || þēah, þēah-þe cj. w. sbj. although ; if; that: nis ēac nān wundor, þēah ūs mislimpe | correl. þēah (þe) … þēah although … yet. ∞ ^þēah$

þēahhwæþere (þēah-hwæþere) av. however, yet. ∞ ^þēahhwæþere$

þēah = þāh, prt. of þicgan, þēon. ∞ ^þēah$

þeaht f. advice ; plan, policy. ∞ ^þeaht$

þeaht ptc. of þęccan. ∞ ^þeaht$

geþeaht nf. thought, device, counsel, resolution, plan; advice; assembly, council. ∞ ^geþeaht$

þeahtian (þeaht|ian) consider, form plan; take counsel, deliberate. ∞ ^þeahtian$

(ge)~end, (ge)~ere m. counsellor. ∞ ^geþeahtend$

ge~endlic deliberative. ∞ ^geþeahtendlic$

~ung f. consultation. ∞ ^þeahtung$

geþeahta m. counsellor. ∞ ^geþeahta$

þēana, see swā·þēana. ∞ ^þēana$

þeara = þāra. ∞ ^þeara$

þearf f. need, want, necessity; what is needed; duty, employment; advantage, benefit — tō ~e usefully, profitably; trouble, hardship. ∞ ^þearf$

~lēas without having cause; without achieving result. ∞ ^þearflēas$

~lēase av. needlessly. ∞ ^þearflēase$

~lic useful, profitable wd.; necessary Gl. ∞ ^þearflic$

~līce av. profitably, to good purpose. ∞ ^þearflīce$

~licnes f. poverty. ∞ ^þearflicnes$

þearf vb., pl. þurfon, prt. þorfte, prs. ptc. ~ende, þy-, lN. þo- be in want, be poor ; w. g., a. require, need ; w. inf. require, be under obligation or constraint | wda. owe. ∞ ^þearf$ ^þurfan$ ^þearft$ ^þurfon$ ^þorfte$ ^þorftest$ ^þorfton$ ^þyrfe$ ^þyrfen$ ^þorften$ ^þyrfaþ$ ^þearfende$

þearfian (þearf|ian) be indigent | † him swā ge~od wæs the necessity was imposed on them. ∞ ^þearfian$

~ednes f. poverty. ∞ ^þearfednes$

þearfa I. aj. wg. destitute. II. m. poor man, pauper. ∞ ^þearfa$

þearfende (þearfend|e) in want. ∞ ^þearfende$

~lic poor, (life) of poverty; scanty, insufficient. ∞ ^þearfendlic$

þearl strict (judge) ; severe (illness), excessive. ∞ ^þearl$

~e av. severely ; excessively, very. ∞ ^þearle$

~lic severe, painful. ∞ ^þearllic$

~līce av. sternly, severely; violently. ∞ ^þearllīce$

~mōd † severe, stern, fierce. ∞ ^þearlmōd$

~wīs severe, stern, fierce. ∞ ^þearlwīs$

~wislic severe, painful. ∞ ^þearlwislic$

~wīslīce av. severely, strictly. ∞ ^þearlwīslīce$

~wīsnes f. severity, strictness. ∞ ^þearlwīsnes$

þearm m. entrail. ∞ ^þearm$

~gyrd, ~gyrdel m. girth. ∞ ^þearmgyrd$

~gewind, ~wind n. intestines (?). ∞ ^þearmgewind$

þēaw m. custom, habit, usage | pl. ~as conduct; virtue. ∞ ^þēaw$

~fæst moral, virtuous ; gentle, kind. ∞ ^þēawfæst$

~fæstlīce av. speak (correctly). ∞ ^þēawfæstlīce$

~fæstnes f. morality, discipline. ∞ ^þēawfæstnes$

~full moral, virtuous. ∞ ^þēawfull$

~lēas without morality, ill-conditioned. ∞ ^þēawlēas$

~lic customary ; moral; figurative Gl. ∞ ^þēawlic$

~līce av. properly. ∞ ^þēawlīce$

geþēawod (geþēawod) mannered — wel ~ virtuous, wīslīce ~ prudent, wise. ∞ ^geþēawod$

þec a. of þū. ∞ ^þec$

þęccan (þęcc|an), prt. þe(a)hte cover [þæc]. ∞ ^þęccan$ ^þehte$ ^þeahte$

~end m. protector. ∞ ^þęccend$

þęcen f. roof, cover. ∞ ^þęcen$

þęcgan twice — hine þegeþ þurst troubles. ∞ ^þęcgan$

þęfian pant. ∞ ^þęfian$

þegen, þegn, þēn, þeng m. servant, attendant, retainer; official; soldier; disciple; aristocrat, nobleman, thane; † warrior, hero, man. ∞ ^þegen$

~boren of gentle birth. ∞ ^þegenboren$

~gilde n. wergield of a thane. ∞ ^þegengilde$

~hyse m. attendant. ∞ ^þegenhyse$

~lagu f. law relating to thanes. ∞ ^þegenlagu$

~lic manly, brave. ∞ ^þegenlic$

~līce av. bravely, nobly. ∞ ^þegenlīce$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. thaneship, service. ∞ ^þegenrǣden$

~riht n. privilege of a thane. ∞ ^þegenriht$

~scipe m. thaneship: body of retainers ; allegiance [Old Saxon]; bravery. ∞ ^þegenscipe$

~scolu f. body of retainers Gl. ∞ ^þegenscolu$

ge~sum*, -þēn- helpful, obedient. ∞ ^geþegensum$

~werod † n. body of retainers. ∞ ^þegenwerod$

~wer m. wergield of a thane. ∞ ^þegenwer$

þęgeþ, see þęcgan. ∞ ^þęgeþ$

þegnest = *þēnest. ∞ ^þegnest$

þegnian (þegn|ian), þēnian wd. serve, attend upon; wda. supply, provide; wa. administer (an office). ∞ ^þegnian$ ^þenian$

~estre f. attendant, servant. ∞ ^þegnestre$

þegnung, þēn-, þēnig (in comp.) f. service, use; official service; church service ; retinue ; meal. ∞ ^þegnung$

~bōc f. (religious) service-book. ∞ ^þegnungbōc$

~fæt n. kitchen utensil. ∞ ^þegnungfæt$

~gāst m. ministering spirit. ∞ ^þegnunggāst$

~hūs n. workshop. ∞ ^þegnunghūs$

~maun m. attendant; retainer. ∞ ^þegnungmaun$

~werod n. body of attendants or retainers. ∞ ^þegnungwerod$

þēh = þēah. ∞ ^þēh$

þel, þell, pl. þelu n. plank (of ship), plate (of metal). ∞ ^þel$

~brycg f. plank bridge or footpath. ∞ ^þelbrycg$

~fæsten, ~fæstenn † n. (Noah’s) ark. ∞ ^þelfæsten$

~trēow*, wel- † n. tree. ∞ ^þeltrēow$

þelma (?) once m. inflammation. ∞ ^þelma$

þēn = þegen. ∞ ^þēn$

þęnian = þęnnan. ∞ ^þęnian$

þenian = þegnian. ∞ ^þenian$

þęncan, prt. þohte, ō (?) think, think of, consider; be intent on, determine, wish w. tō d., g., inf, ger. [þanc]. ∞ ^þęncan$

geþęncan remember. ∞ ^geþęncan$

þenden, lN. þende av., cj. meanwhile, while. ∞ ^þenden$

þēnest*, þegnest [anglicized form] f. service L. [Scand. þjōnusta f.]. ∞ ^þēnest$

~mann, þēo- m. thane vL. ∞ ^þēnestmann$

þeng = þegen. ∞ ^þeng$

þęngel † m. prince. Cp. fęngel. ∞ ^þęngel$

þęnnan (þęnn|an), þęnian tr. stretch ; prostrate Gl. || intr. exert oneself (!). ∞ ^þęnnan$

~ing f. stretching out. ∞ ^þęnning$

þēo = þēow. ∞ ^þēo$

þēo, see þēoh. ∞ ^þēo$

þēon 6, 7, (hē) þihþ, A. þīþ, prt. þāh, ēa, pl. þigon*, u, ptc. þigen*, o, prs. ptc. þēonde, þīendi, intr. grow up; lengthen (of days); become vigorous, flourish; prosper w. i. or on d.; be profitable or successful. Cp. þingan. ∞ ^þēon$

geþēon 6, 7 intr. grow, flourish, prosper w. on d. or i.: on lāre ~ increase in or acquire knowledge : gōde ~ [or Gode d. ?] increase in virtue | ptc. geþogen grown up ; virtuous, excellent; yfele ~ degenerate ; prosperous. ∞ ^geþēon$

þēon = þīen press. ∞ ^þēon$

geþēon*, -þīan once receive eKt. ∞ ^geþēon$

þēod f. nation, race — pl. ~a Gentiles ; people, men; country; language. ∞ ^þēod$

~bealo † n. great evil. ∞ ^þēodbealo$

~būend † pl. men. ∞ ^þēodbūend$

~cwēn † f. empress. ∞ ^þēodcwēn$

~cyning m. (†) monarch; † God. ∞ ^þēodcyning$

~ęgesa † m. great terror. ∞ ^þēodęgesa$

~eorþe † f. world. ∞ ^þēodeorþe$

~fēond m. arch-enemy. ∞ ^þēodfēond$

~fruma m. prince, lord. ∞ ^þēodfruma$

~guma † m. warrior, man. ∞ ^þēodguma$

~hęre m. army. ∞ ^þēodhęre$

~hęrpaþ (~hęr-paþ), -poþ m. highway. ∞ ^þēodhęrpaþ$

~isc I. Gentile. II. n. language. ∞ ^þēodisc$

~land n. country; the Continent. ∞ ^þēodland$

~lic of a people. ∞ ^þēodlic$

~līcettere m. arch-hypocrite. ∞ ^þēodlīcettere$

~loga m. arch-impostor. ∞ ^þēodloga$

~mægen † n. tribal force. ∞ ^þēodmægen$

~scaþa m. arch-malefactor. ∞ ^þēodscaþa$

~scipe m. nation, people. See also þēodan. ∞ ^þēodscipe$

~stęfn † m. people. ∞ ^þēodstęfn$

~gestrēon † n. great treasure. ∞ ^þēodgestrēon$

~þrēa † fm. great calamity. ∞ ^þēodþrēa$

~weg m. highway. ∞ ^þēodweg$

~wiga † m. mighty warrior. ∞ ^þēodwiga$

~wita m. councillor ; sage, learned man. ∞ ^þēodwita$

~wundor † n. great wonder, miracle. ∞ ^þēodwundor$

þēodan (þēod|an) = þīedan. ∞ ^þēodan$

ge~endlic copulative. ∞ ^geþēodendlic$

ge~lic social, intimate. ∞ ^geþēodlic$

ge~nes, þēodnes f. juncture ; conjunction ; conjugation; translation. ∞ ^geþēodnes$

ge~rǣden, ge~rǣdenn f. fellowship. ∞ ^geþēodrǣden$

~scipe m. connexion, association ; injunction ; instruction, discipline; authority, rank ; conduct; erudition ; testimony lN. See also þēod. ∞ ^þēodscipe$

ge~sumnes f. agreement. ∞ ^geþēodsumnes$

geþēode n. language ; translation. ∞ ^geþēode$

þēoden (†) m. chief, lord, prince, king; God, Christ. ∞ ^þēoden$

~gedāl n. separation from one’s lord (by death). ∞ ^þēodengedāl$

~hold loyal. ∞ ^þēodenhold$

~lēas without a lord. ∞ ^þēodenlēas$

~māþm m. princely treasure. ∞ ^þēodenmāþm$

~stōl m. throne. ∞ ^þēodenstōl$

þēof m. thief. ∞ ^þēof$

~dęnn n. thieves’ cave (?) Ct. ∞ ^þēofdęnn$

~fęng m. obligation of land-holder to arrest those who committed theft on his land. ∞ ^þēoffęng$

~giėld n. compensation made by one convicted of theft. ∞ ^þēofgiėld$

~mann m. brigand. ∞ ^þēofmann$

~scip n. piratical ship. ∞ ^þēofscip$

~scolu f. band of thieves. ∞ ^þēofscolu$

~scyldig guilty of theft. ∞ ^þēofscyldig$

~slęge, ~slięht m. thief-killing. ∞ ^þēofslęge$

~stolen stolen. ∞ ^þēofstolen$

~wracu f. punishment of thief. ∞ ^þēofwracu$

þēofian thieve. ∞ ^þēofian$

þēosend, -ent, lN. -unt f. only in pl. theft. ∞ ^þēosend$

þēoging f. thriving, progress, Gl. [þēon]. ∞ ^þēoging$

þēoh n., d. þēo, gpl. þēona thigh. ∞ ^þēoh$

~ęce m. thigh-ache. ∞ ^þēohęce$

~hweorfa m. knee-joint. ∞ ^þēohhweorfa$

~gelæ̂te n. thigh-joint. ∞ ^þēohgelæte$

~scanca m. thigh. ∞ ^þēohscanca$

~seax n. short sword. ∞ ^þēohseax$

~wærc, -wræc m. pain in thigh. ∞ ^þēohwærc$

~geweald npl. genitals. ∞ ^þēohgeweald$

þēonest = þēnest. ∞ ^þēonest$

þēor (m.) inflammation (?). ∞ ^þēor$

~ādl f. = þēor. ∞ ^þēorādl$

~dręnc m. drink for þēor. ∞ ^þēordręnc$

~gerid n. = þēor. ∞ ^þēorgerid$

~wærc m. = þēor. ∞ ^þēorwærc$

~węnn m. carbuncle (?). ∞ ^þēorwęnn$

~wyrm m. worm accompanying þēor. ∞ ^þēorwyrm$

~wyrt f. ploughman’s spikenard. ∞ ^þēorwyrt$

þeorf I. unleavened; fresh (milk) (?). II. n. unleavened bread. ∞ ^þeorf$

~dæg m. day on which unleavened bread was eaten. ∞ ^þeorfdæg$

~hlāf, ~ling m. loaf of unleavened bread. ∞ ^þeorfhlāf$

~nes f. (unleavenedness), purity. ∞ ^þeorfnes$

~symbel n. feast of unleavened bread. ∞ ^þeorfsymbel$

þēos fem. of þes. ∞ ^þēos$

þeoss-, see þes. ∞ ^þeoss$

þīestre

þēoster-, īe, þ(r)īestre-, see þīestre. ∞ ^þēoster$ ^þīester$ ^þrīestre$ ^þīestre$

~cofa † m. dark chamber, darkness. ∞ ^þēostercofa$

~full dark, hidden. ∞ ^þēosterfull$

~fullnes f. darkness. ∞ ^þēosterfullnes$

~lic dark. ∞ ^þēosterlic$

~loca † m. tomb. ∞ ^þēosterloca$

~nes f. darkness. ∞ ^þēosternes$

þēostre, -o = þīestre, -o. ∞ ^þēostre$

þēostrian (þēostr|ian), īe tr., intr. darken, dim. ∞ ^þēostrian$

~ung f. darkness. ∞ ^þēostrung$

þēostrig, þr-, īe not W. dark. ∞ ^þēostrig$

geþēot n. howling. ∞ ^geþēot$

þēotan, þūtan 7 howl; resound. ∞ ^þēotan$

þēote f. water-pipe, channel; torrent, cataract. ∞ ^þēote$

þēow I. m. servant, slave. II. aj. not free. ∞ ^þēow$

~boren slave-born. ∞ ^þēowboren$

~byrde, e slave-born. ∞ ^þēowbyrde$

~cnapa m. slave-boy. ∞ ^þēowcnapa$

~dōm m. servitude, slavery; divine service. ∞ ^þēowdōm$

~dōmhād (~dōm-hād) m. service Bd. ∞ ^þēowdōmhād$

~hād m. service. ∞ ^þēowhād$

~incel n. young slave. ∞ ^þēowincel$

~lic of a slave. ∞ ^þēowlic$

~ling m. slave. ∞ ^þēowling$

~nīed, þēon- f. enslavement, oppression. ∞ ^þēownīed$

~weorc n. slave’s work. ∞ ^þēowweorc$

þēowracu (þēow-racu) = *þīew-. ∞ ^þēowracu$

þēowan = þīen. ∞ ^þēowan$

þēowan = þēowian. ∞ ^þēowan$

þēowian (þēow|ian), ~an intr. wd. serve, be servant or slave, serve (God); be engaged in, perform || tr. enslave. ∞ ^þēowian$

þēowian = þīen. ∞ ^þēowian$

þēowa m. servant, slave. ∞ ^þēowa$

þēowe (þēow|e), ~u wk. f. servant, slave. ∞ ^þēowe$

þēowen, þēowenn, þīwen, þēowene f. servant, slave. ∞ ^þēowen$ ^þēowenn$ ^þīwen$ ^þēowene$

þēowot, þēow(e)t, -et(t) n. servitude, slavery. ∞ ^þēowot$ ^þēowet$ ^þēowett$

~dōm m. service. ∞ ^þēowotdōm$

~lic of a slave, servile. ∞ ^þēowotlic$

~ling m. servant, slave. ∞ ^þēowotling$

~scipe m. service. ∞ ^þēowotscipe$

þerh = þurh. ∞ ^þerh$

geþersc n. continued beating (horse). ∞ ^geþersc$

þerscan 3, prt. þærsc beat, batter, thresh (corn). ∞ ^þerscan$

þerscel, y, þriscel (m.) flail. ∞ ^þerscel$

~flōr f. threshing-floor. ∞ ^þerscelflōr$

þerscold, þrexwold, þyrsc-, -wald, ea m. threshold. ∞ ^þerscold$

þes, neut. þis, aj. this, the | no. this one, this thing. ǣr þissum formerly. ∞ ^þes$

þēwan — þīen press. ∞ ^þēwan$

geþīan = geþēon receive. ∞ ^geþīan$

þic-, see þicce. ∞ ^þic$

~feald dense. ∞ ^þicfeald$

ge~fięldan make dense Gl. ∞ ^geþicfięldan$

~līce av. densely, thickly; in quick succession. ∞ ^þiclīce$

~nes f. denseness, viscosity; thickness, depth (of earth); thicket (!) ; a solid body; darkness. ∞ ^þicnes$

þicce (þicc|e) I. thick-set, dense, viscous, solid; thick. II. av. densely, thickly; frequently. ∞ ^þicce$

~et, ~ett n. thicket. ∞ ^þiccet$

~ian intr. thicken; crowd || tr. thicken. ∞ ^þiccian$

~ol corpulent. ∞ ^þiccol$

þicgan 5, imper. þige, prt. þāh, ēa, pl. þæ̂gon, ptc. þegen; in W. wk. prt. þigede, þigde, ptc. þiged take, receive, accept; take (food, medicine), eat. ∞ ^þicgan$ ^þicgean$

þider, æ av. thither; rel. whither, to there where | ~ þe rel. whither, correl. ~ þe … þider. ∞ ^þider$

~geond av. thither. ∞ ^þidergeond$

~lēodisc of that people, native. ∞ ^þiderlēodisc$

~weard, -es av. in that direction, on the way thither : hē wæs ~. ∞ ^þiderweard$

þidres av. thither. ∞ ^þidres$

þīen*, ȳ, ēo, prt. þȳde, þȳdde; þȳwan, ē, ēo, -ian press, lie heavy on, impress (mark); drive on; stab, pierce | rebuke, threaten ; oppress, subjugate. ∞ ^þīen$ ^þȳen$ ^þēon$ ^þȳde$ ^þȳdde$ ^þȳwan$ ^þȳwian$ ^þēwan$ ^þēowan$

(ge)þiedan ((ge)þied|an), ēo tr. join, associate, also rfl. — ~ fram separate; rfl. w. tō betake oneself (to prayer) ; ge- translate. See þēodan. ∞ ^geþiedan$

geþīede*, ȳ † once virtuous. ∞ ^geþīede$

þīefefeoh (þīefe-feoh). n. stolen property [þēof]. ∞ ^þīefefeoh$

þīefþ, ēo, þēost f. act of thieving ; what is stolen [þēof]. ∞ ^þīefþ$

þīestre, ēo, lN. þīostor dark, gloomy, also met. [þēoster-]. ∞ ^þīestre$

þīestro, þr-, ēo f. often pl., A. þīostre n. darkness. ∞ ^þīestro$ ^þystru$

þīewan = þīen. ∞ ^þīewan$

þīewracu (þīewrac|u), ~e, ī, ȳ, ēo, ww f. threatening, threat. ∞ ^þīewracu$

~ian threaten. ∞ ^þīewracian$

geþīewe customary [þēaw]. ∞ ^geþīewe$

þigde prt. of þicgan. ∞ ^þigde$

þigen f. partaking of food or drink ; food or drink [þicgan]. ∞ ^þigen$

þigen ptc. of þicgan. ∞ ^þigen$

þignen, þignenn, þīnen f. attendant, servant; midwife [þegen]. ∞ ^þignen$

þilian (þil|ian), þill(i)an lay down planks, make (bridge) [þel]. ∞ ^þilian$ ^þillian$ ^þillan$

~ing f. structure of planks, flooring. ∞ ^þiling$

þilc = þyllic. ∞ ^þilc$

þille (f.) structure of planks, flooring [þel]. ∞ ^þille$

þīn of thee. ∞ ^þīn$

þīnan 6 become moist. ∞ ^þīnan$

geþind [i = y ?] n. swelling. ∞ ^geþind$

þindan 3 swell; be angry Gl. ∞ ^þindan$

þīnen = þignen. ∞ ^þīnen$

þing n. thing in its various meanings; object of value, gen. pl. goods; event; action; condition, state, pl. affairs, concerns; terms (of peace); meeting, court of justice || in adverbial phrases cause: for þisum ~um therefore ; for his ~um for his sake | purpose : ~um purposely; tō þām ~um þæt w. sbj. in order that | respect: ǣlces ~es in every respect; sumera ~a in some respects ; ǣnige ~a at all; nāne ~a, nǣnig(e) ~a not at all; ~a gehwelce in every respect, under all circumstances, anyhow | tō ēcum ~um to eternity; tō sōþum ~um truly; be fullum ~um completely; mid nānum ~um not at all. ǣrest ~a in the first place; raþost ~a at the earliest. ∞ ^þing$

~lēas innocent, exempt. ∞ ^þinglēas$

~gemearc † n. computed or allotted time. ∞ ^þinggemearc$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. intercession, pleading. ∞ ^þingrǣden$

~stęde † m. place of meeting, public place. ∞ ^þingstęde$

~stōw f. place of meeting, public place. ∞ ^þingstōw$

þingan (?) address Gl. ∞ ^þingan$

(ge)þingan 3 flourish, prosper, be exalted [þēon, geþungen]. ∞ ^geþingan$

þingian (þing|ian) intercede, plead, arrange w. d. (or for, fore a., d.) = for, and tō d., wiþ a = with, and a.: earmum ~ tō þām ricum; se cyning him ge~ode wiþ Ēadgife his bōca edgift | make terms (for … with …), reconcile same construction | come to terms (with) w. wiþ a. | determine | pray abs., w. d. of thing, hē his (rfl.) life ge~ode æt Gode || tr. settle (dispute) || † make a speech, speak intr. w. wiþ, ongēan. ∞ ^þingian$

~ere m. intercessor, advocate, priest. ∞ ^þingere$

~estre f. intercessor. ∞ ^þingestre$

~ung f. intercession, mediation. ∞ ^þingung$

geþinge (geþing|e) n. meeting, council; agreement, compact; result, destiny. ∞ ^geþinge$

~sceatt m. ransom. ∞ ^geþingsceatt$

þirda = þridda. ∞ ^þirda$

þis this neut. ∞ ^þis$

þis-, þiss-, see þes. ∞ ^þis$

þīsl = þīxl. ∞ ^þīsl$

þistel m. thistle. ∞ ^þistel$

~geblæ̂d n. blister caused by prick of thistle. ∞ ^þistelgeblæd$

~twige f. goldfinch. ∞ ^þisteltwige$

þīwen = þēowen. ∞ ^þīwen$

þīxl, þīsl, ~e f. wagon-pole, shaft. ∞ ^þīxl$

þō, vE. þōhæ f. clay. ∞ ^þō$

~iht clayey. ∞ ^þōiht$

þocerian run about. ∞ ^þocerian$

þoddettan prod, push. ∞ ^þoddettan$

þoden m. whirlwind; ! whirlpool Gl. ∞ ^þoden$

þoft rower’s bench. ∞ ^þoft$

(ge)~rǣden, (ge)~rǣdenn, f. fellowship. ∞ ^geþoftrǣden$

(ge)~scipe m. fellowship. ∞ ^geþoftscipe$

geþofta (geþoft|a) m. companion. ∞ ^geþofta$

~ian intr. associate w. wiþ a. : confederate. ∞ ^geþoftian$

þogen, ptc. of þēon. ∞ ^þogen$

geþoht, lN. þoht m. thought [þęncan]. ∞ ^geþoht$

þohte prt. of þęncan. ∞ ^þohte$

þol, L. þoll (m.) oar-peg, rowlock. ∞ ^þol$

þole-, þolo-, þol-, see þolian. ∞ ^þole$

~byrd patient. ∞ ^þolebyrd$

~byrdnes f. patience. ∞ ^þolebyrdnes$

~mōd I. patient. II. m. patience. ∞ ^þolemōd$

~mōdnes f. patience. ∞ ^þolemōdnes$

þolian tr. suffer, undergo; wg. lose, be deprived of || intr. hold out, endure. ∞ ^þolian$

þolle f. frying-pan Gl. ∞ ^þolle$

þon i. of se. ∞ ^þon$

þon = þonne. ∞ ^þon$

þone, see se. ∞ ^þone$

þonēcan (þon·ēcan) av. whenever. ∞ ^þonēcan$

þonne, a, æ av. cj. then of time; of succession in place; succession in narrative then, again, often pleon. | rel. when | correl. ~ … ~ when … then | cause since; although || þonne, þon w. cpv. than. ∞ ^þonne$

þōr = þūr. ∞ ^þōr$

þorfæst (þor|fæst) useful lN. [þearf, fæst]. ∞ ^þorfæst$

~lēas useless lN. [þearf, lēas]. ∞ ^þorlēas$

þorfend, ~e m. pauper, one in want lN. [þearf]. ∞ ^þorfend$

~nes f. poverty lN. ∞ ^þorfendnes$

þorfte prt. of þearf. ∞ ^þorfte$

þorh = þurh. ∞ ^þorh$

þorn m. thorn; thornbush; the Runic letter þ. ∞ ^þorn$

~geblæ̂d n. blister caused by prick of thorn. ∞ ^þorngeblæd$

~grǣfe f. thorn-copse. ∞ ^þorngrǣfe$

~ig, ~iht thorny. ∞ ^þornig$

~rǣw f. thorn-hedge. ∞ ^þornrǣw$

~rind f. thorn-bark. ∞ ^þornrind$

~stybb m. thorn-stump. ∞ ^þornstybb$

þorp = þrop. ∞ ^þorp$

þost m. dung. ∞ ^þost$

þoterian (þoter|ian) howl, wail [þēotan]. ∞ ^þoterian$

~ung f. howling, wailing. ∞ ^þoterung$

þōþer m. ball, sphere. ∞ ^þōþer$

geþracen adorned, prepared. ∞ ^geþracen$

þracu † f., g. þræce pressure, force, violence. ∞ ^þracu$

þræc- †, see þracu. ∞ ^þræc$

~heard brave. ∞ ^þræcheard$

~hwīl f. hard times. ∞ ^þræchwīl$

~rōf brave. ∞ ^þræcrōf$

~wīg n. fighting, battle. ∞ ^þræcwīg$

~wudu m. spear. ∞ ^þræcwudu$ ^þrecwudu$

geþræc (†) n. pressure, force, violence || once equipment Gl. ∞ ^geþræc$

þræ̂d m. thread [þrāwan]. ∞ ^þræd$

geþrǣf — on ~ unanimously. ∞ ^geþrǣf$

þræft † once (n.) quarrel. ∞ ^þræft$

þrǣgan †, ǣ † run [þrāg]. ∞ ^þrǣgan$

þræ̂l m., g. þrǣl(l)es slave, servant, serf [Scand. þrǣll]. ∞ ^þræl$

~riht n. serf's right. ∞ ^þrælriht$

þræ̂s fringe Gl. ∞ ^þræs$

þræsce f. once thrush Gl. Cp. þrysce. ∞ ^þræsce$

þrǣstan (þrǣst|an) twist; press; torture, afflict. ∞ ^þrǣstan$

ge~ednes, þrǣstnes f. affliction ; contrition. ∞ ^geþrǣstednes$

~ing f. torment, affliction. ∞ ^þrǣsting$

þrǣwen occ. ptc. of þrāwan. ∞ ^þrǣwen$

þrafian (þraf|ian) urge; reprove, correct. ∞ ^þrafian$

~ung f. rebuke, censure. ∞ ^þrafung$

þrāg f. time; evil times; paroxysm | ~e for a time. ~um sometimes ; ? at regular intervals. ∞ ^þrāg$

~bysig † periodically busy (?). ∞ ^þrāgbysig$

~mæ̂lum av. at intervals. ∞ ^þrāgmælum$

þrang once (m.) crowd Gl. ∞ ^þrang$

geþrang n. crowd, tumult [þringan]. ∞ ^geþrang$

þrāwan (þrāw|an) ptc. ~en, ǣ, ō tr. twist; rack || intr. turn round; revolve; ~ende curling (hair). ∞ ^þrāwan$

~ingspinel (~ing-spinel) f. curling-iron. ∞ ^þrāwingspinel$

þrēa, þrawu st. f., wk. m., n. ; threat, rebuke; punishment, oppression, severity; affliction, calamity | ~m cruelly, miserably. ∞ ^þrēa$

~lic † miserable, calamitous. ∞ ^þrēalic$

~nīed † nf., ~nīedla † m. misery, affliction. ∞ ^þrēanīed$

~nīedlic † calamitous. ∞ ^þrēanīedlic$

~weorc † n. misery. ∞ ^þrēaweorc$

þrēan (þrēa|n), þrēagan, A. þrēgan rebuke; threaten, try to compel w. sbj. ; punish, chasten; oppress, afflict. ∞ ^þrēan$

~gend m. reprover. ∞ ^þrēagend$

~ung, ~ng, ~gung, ~wung f. reproof, correction; threat; punishment. ∞ ^þrēaung$

þrēagan = þrēan. ∞ ^þrēagan$

þrēal f. correction, rebuke; threat; punishment, discipline. ∞ ^þrēal$

þrēapian (þrēap|ian) rebuke. ∞ ^þrēapian$

~ung f. rebuke. ∞ ^þrēapung$

þrēat m. crowd, troop; violence, ill-treatment, punishment; threat [þrūtian]. ∞ ^þrēat$

þrēatmæ̂lum (þrēat-mæ̂lum) av. in troops. ∞ ^þrēatmælum$

þrēatian (þrēat|ian) urge on, press; afflict | rebuke; threaten ; compel by threats, urge : ~ode hine fram Crīstes gelēafan; w. æfter d. demand with threats. ∞ ^þrēatian$

~end m. violent person lN. ∞ ^þrēatend$

~ung f. compulsion; ill-treatment; rebuke, correction ; threatening. ∞ ^þrēatung$

þrēatnian force. ∞ ^þrēatnian$

þrēawian (þrēaw|ian) reprove, correct [þrēa]. ∞ ^þrēawian$

~ung f. rebuke, correction. ∞ ^þrēawung$

þrec once grievous. ∞ ^þrec$

þręce m. violence; weariness [þracu]. ∞ ^þręce$

þrehtig*, oe (?), see þreohtig. ∞ ^þrehtig$

þreo- = þri-. ∞ ^þreo$

þrēo fn., þrīe m., d. þrim, g. ~ra three. ∞ ^þrēo$

~hundwintre (~hund-wintre) three hundred years old. ∞ ^þrēohundwintre$

~tēoþa, þrēott- thirteenth. ∞ ^þrēotēoþa$

þrēotiene, þrēottiene thirteen. ∞ ^þrēotiene$

~gēare thirteen years old. ∞ ^þrēotienegēare$

þreodian = þridian. ∞ ^þreodian$

þreohtig, oe (?) steadfast, enduring. ∞ ^þreohtig$

þrēora g. of þrēo. ∞ ^þrēora$

þrēotan 7 impers. wa. (?) weary. ∞ ^þrēotan$

þrēowian = þrowian. ∞ ^þrēowian$

þrescold = þerscold. ∞ ^þrescold$

þri-, y, eo three-. ∞ ^þri$

þribęddod (þri-będdod) three-bedded (room). ∞ ^þribęddod$

þridian (þrid|ian), eo, y deliberate; hesitate. ∞ ^þridian$

~ung, ~ing f. deliberation; hesitation. ∞ ^þridung$

þridæglic (þri-dæglic) lasting three days. ∞ ^þridæglic$

þridǣled (þri-dǣled) tripartite. ∞ ^þridǣled$

þridda, lN. þirda third. ∞ ^þridda$

þrīe, see þrēo. ∞ ^þrīe$

þrīepel (m.) instrument of punishment, kind of cross [þrēapian]. ∞ ^þrīepel$

þrīetan tr. weary; urge, force [þrēotan]. ∞ ^þrīetan$

þrifeald (þri-feald) threefold. ∞ ^þrifeald$

~līce av. triply. ∞ ^þrifealdlīce$

þrifeþor, þrifeoþor (þri-fe(o)þor) triangular. ∞ ^þrifeþor$ ^þrifeoþor$

þrifēte (þri-fēte) three-footed. ∞ ^þrifēte$

þrifięldan (þri-fięldan) triple. ∞ ^þrifięldan$

þrifingre (þri-fingre) three fingers thick, av. three fingers’ breadth. ∞ ^þrifingre$

þriflēre (þri-flēre) three-storied. ∞ ^þriflēre$

þrifōtede (þri-fōtede), -fōtod three-footed. ∞ ^þrifōtede$

þrifȳrede (þri-fȳrede) three-furrowed. ∞ ^þrifȳrede$

þriga = þriwa. ∞ ^þriga$

þrigǣrede (þri-gǣrede) three-pronged. ∞ ^þrigǣrede$

þrigēare (þri-gēare) I. three years old. II. n. space of three years. ∞ ^þrigēare$

þrigiėld (þri-giėld) n. — ~e (compensation) with a triple payment. ∞ ^þrigiėld$

þrihēafdede (þri-hēafdede) three-headed. ∞ ^þrihēafdede$

þrihing (?) m. third part of a shire, Riding. Cp. trehing. ∞ ^þrihing$

þrihīwede (þri-hīwede) having three forms. ∞ ^þrihīwede$

þrihlidede (þri-hlidede) three-lidded. ∞ ^þrihlidede$

þrihyrne (þri-hyrne), -hyrnede triangular. ∞ ^þrihyrne$

þrilēafe (þri-lēafe)*, ē once f. trefoil Gl. ∞ ^þrilēafe$

þrilen woven with three threads. ∞ ^þrilen$

þrili vE. threefold Gl. ∞ ^þrili$

þrilic threefold. ∞ ^þrilic$

þriliþe (þri-liþe) (year) having three months named līþa, having an intercalated month. ∞ ^þriliþe$

þrim d. of þrīe. ∞ ^þrim$

þrimilce (þri-milce) May. ∞ ^þrimilce$

þrims = trimes. ∞ ^þrims$

þrinen threefold. ∞ ^þrinen$

þrines, þrynnes f. trinity. ∞ ^þrines$

geþring n. crowd, troop; tumult (of waters). ∞ ^geþring$

þringan 3 tr. press on, crowd; pinch (with cold), oppress, afflict | intr. crowd, throng; press on, make one’s way | impers. † þǣre tīde is nēah geþrungen it is near the time. ∞ ^þringan$

þrinihte (þri-nihte) three days old. ∞ ^þrinihte$

þrinnes = þrines. ∞ ^þrinnes$

þrintan swell. ∞ ^þrintan$

þrirēþre (þri-rēþre) having three banks of oars, trireme. ∞ ^þrirēþre$

þriscel = þerscel. ∞ ^þriscel$

þriscīete (þri-scīete) triangular. ∞ ^þriscīete$

þrisel. ∞ ^þrisel$

~lic tripartite. ∞ ^þrisellic$

þrislite (þri-slite) three-forked (tongue). ∞ ^þrislite$

þrīst, ~e bold, brave ; shameless. ∞ ^þrīst$

~e av. boldly, bravely; shamelessly; vigorously, exceedingly. ∞ ^þrīste$

~full presumptuous. ∞ ^þrīstfull$

~hycgende † bold, brave. ∞ ^þrīsthycgende$

~hygdig †, ~hȳdig bold, brave. ∞ ^þrīsthygdig$

~lǣcan presume. ∞ ^þrīstlǣcan$

~lǣcnes f. presumption. ∞ ^þrīstlǣcnes$

~līce, ~elīce av. boldly, presumptuously. ∞ ^þrīstlīce$

~ling (m.) ? Ct. ∞ ^þrīstling$

~nes f. boldness, temerity. ∞ ^þrīstnes$

þrīstian dare, presume. ∞ ^þrīstian$

þristręnge (þri-stręnge) three-stringed. ∞ ^þristręnge$

þrītig, tt, ī† [or -itt-] thirty. ∞ ^þrītig$

~feald thirtyfold. ∞ ^þrītigfeald$

~oþa thirtieth. ∞ ^þrītigoþa$

~wintre thirty years old. ∞ ^þrītigwintre$

þrittēoþa = þrēotēoþa. ∞ ^þrittēoþa$

þriwa, eo, þriga, þria av. thrice. ∞ ^þriwa$

þriwinter (þri-winter) period of three years Gl. ∞ ^þriwinter$

þriwintre (þri-wintre) three years old. ∞ ^þriwintre$

þroc n. piece of timber on which the ploughshare is fixed; table. ∞ ^þroc$

þrōh (?) hatred, envy Gl. ∞ ^þrōh$

þrōh, d. þrō(gu)m rancid Gl. ∞ ^þrōh$ ^þrōm$ ^þrōgum$

þroht † I. m. affliction, hardship. II. aj. grievous. ∞ ^þroht$

~heard having fortitude ; grievous. ∞ ^þrohtheard$

þrohtig (?), see þreohtig. ∞ ^þrohtig$

þrop, þorp, -þrep m. farm, estate; village. ∞ ^þrop$

þrosm m. vapour, smoke. ∞ ^þrosm$

~ig smoky. ∞ ^þrosmig$

þrosle, þrostle f. throstle, thrush. ∞ ^þrosle$

þrote (þrot|e), ~u f. wk. throat. ∞ ^þrote$

~bolla m. gullet, windpipe. ∞ ^þrotbolla$

þrowian (þrow|ian), ō †, ēo be passive; suffer (pain) — abs. suffer martyrdom ; pay for, expiate. ∞ ^þrowian$

þrowere (þrower|e) m. martyr. ∞ ^þrowere$

~hād m. martyrdom. ∞ ^þrowerhād$

þrowiendlic capable of suffering, passive (verb). ∞ ^þrowiendlic$

þrowung f. passivity; suffering (pain); martyrdom, anniversary of martyrdom ; painful symptom (in illness). ∞ ^þrowung$

~ræ̂ding f. martyrology. ∞ ^þrowungræding$

~tīd f. date of martyrdom ; time of suffering. ∞ ^þrowungtīd$

~tīma m. time of suffering. ∞ ^þrowungtīma$

þrōwen, occ. ptc. of þrāwan. ∞ ^þrōwen$

þrowend m., gpl. ~ra scorpion. ∞ ^þrowend$

geþrūen, ptc. of þweran. ∞ ^geþrūen$

þrūh, g. þryh, fnm. water-pipe, trough ; coffin. ∞ ^þrūh$

þrūstfell (þrūst-fell) n. leprosy [þrūst- from þruts-]. ∞ ^þrūstfell$

þrūtian (þrūt|ian) swell with pride or anger; threaten. ∞ ^þrūtian$

~ung f. anger, arrogance ; threatening. ∞ ^þrūtung$

þry- = þri-. ∞ ^þry$

þryccan (þryc|can) tr. press, trample; impress (mark) || intr. press, force one’s way. ∞ ^þryccan$

~nes f. affliction lN. ∞ ^þrycnes$

þrydian = þridian. ∞ ^þrydian$

þrydlice = þrȳþlīce. ∞ ^þrydlice$

geþrȳde, ý prt. bound (book) (?) lN. ∞ ^geþrȳde$

þrȳh, see þrūh. ∞ ^þrȳh$

geþryl- n. crowding, crowd. ∞ ^geþryl$

þrymm m. strength, might; glory, magnificence; anything glorious ; host, army, body (of water). ∞ ^þrymm$

þrymcyme (þrym|cyme) † m. glorious coming. ∞ ^þrymcyme$

~cyning † m. Deity. ∞ ^þrymcyning$

~dōm m. glory. ∞ ^þrymdōm$

~fæst † glorious, illustrious. ∞ ^þrymfæst$

~full † powerful, severe (storm); glorious. ∞ ^þrymfull$

~lic glorious, magnificent. ∞ ^þrymlic$

~līce av. gloriously, magnificently. ∞ ^þrymlīce$

~rīce n. kingdom of glory, heaven. ∞ ^þrymrīce$

~seld, ~setl n. throne. ∞ ^þrymseld$

~sittende † dwelling in glory. ∞ ^þrymsittende$

~wealdende ruling in glory. ∞ ^þrymwealdende$

þrymma † m. warrior. ∞ ^þrymma$

þryms = trimes. ∞ ^þryms$

geþryscan afflict, depress (mind) [þerscan]. ∞ ^geþryscan$

þrysce f. thrush. ∞ ^þrysce$

þrysman (suffocate); oppress [þrosm]. ∞ ^þrysman$

þrȳþ † f., gen. pl. strength, might — ~um vehemently, very; troop, host, body (of water). ∞ ^þrȳþ$

~ærn n. palace. ∞ ^þrȳþærn$

~bearn n. mighty youth. ∞ ^þrȳþbearn$

~bord n. shield. ∞ ^þrȳþbord$

~cyning m. mighty king, God. ∞ ^þrȳþcyning$

~full strong, brave. ∞ ^þrȳþfull$

~lic brave. ∞ ^þrȳþlic$

~līce*, þrȳd- av. mightily. ∞ ^þrȳþlīce$

~gesteald n. splendid abode. ∞ ^þrȳþgesteald$

~swīþ mighty. ∞ ^þrȳþswīþ$

~weorc n. splendid work. ∞ ^þrȳþweorc$

~word n. brave word, noble speech. ∞ ^þrȳþword$

þū thou. ∞ ^þū$

þūþistel (þū-þistel), þūfe-þistel m. sow-thistle. ∞ ^þūþistel$

þūf m. tuft; banner. ∞ ^þūf$

~bæ̂re leafy. ∞ ^þūfbære$

~ian become leafy. ∞ ^þūfian$

~ig leafy. ∞ ^þūfig$

geþūf leafy, luxuriant. ∞ ^geþūf$

þūfe (?) tufty, bushy. See þū-þistel. ∞ ^þūfe$

þūft m. thicket. ∞ ^þūft$

geþuhtsum once abundant (rain). ∞ ^geþuhtsum$

þuhte prt. of þyncan. ∞ ^þuhte$

þullic = þyllic such. ∞ ^þullic$

þūma m. thumb. ∞ ^þūma$

þumle entrails Gl. ∞ ^þumle$

þunwang (þun-wang), -wange, ę f. temple (of head). ∞ ^þunwang$

geþun n. loud noise. ∞ ^geþun$

þunian (þun|ian) be prominent or erect; be proud | resound, creak. ∞ ^þunian$

~ung f. creaking; a rattle. ∞ ^þunung$

þung m. aconite, poisonous plant, (vegetable) poison. ∞ ^þung$

geþungen full-grown; capable; excellent, good [þingan, þēon]. ∞ ^geþungen$

~līce av. virtuously. ∞ ^geþungenlīce$

~nes f. growth; goodness, perfection. ∞ ^geþungennes$

þunor m. thunder, thunderbolt; the god of thunder, Jupiter. ∞ ^þunor$

~bodu f. gilthead (a fish). ∞ ^þunorbodu$

~clāfre, ǣ f. bugle (a plant). ∞ ^þunorclāfre$

~lic of thunder Gl. ∞ ^þunorlic$

þunorrād f. thunder. ∞ ^þunorrād$

~lic of thunder Gl. ∞ ^þunorrādlic$

~stefn f. voice of thunder. ∞ ^þunorrādstefn$

þunorwyrt (þunor-wyrt) f. houseleek. ∞ ^þunorwyrt$

þunresdæg (þunres|dæg), þūres- m. Thursday. See þūr. ∞ ^þunresdæg$

~niht f. Wednesday night. ∞ ^þunresniht$

þunrian (þunr|ian) thunder. ∞ ^þunrian$

~ing f. thunder L. ∞ ^þunring$

þūr, ō m. Thor, god of thunder, Jupiter [Scand. þōrr]. ∞ ^þūr$

~esdæg (~es-dæg) = þunres-. ∞ ^þūresdæg$

geþuren ptc. of þweran. ∞ ^geþuren$

þurh, -uh, A. o, e, þerih av., prp. w. d. (d., g.) place, extent through | time throughout, during | cause, means, instrument through, because of; motive through, out of (humility) ; aim with a view to ; agent w. pass. = fram | to form avs.: ~ līegett in the form of lightning; ~ wīte as a punishment. ∞ ^þurh$

þurhbeorht (þurh-beorht) very bright, splendid. ∞ ^þurhbeorht$

þurhbitter (þurh-bitter) very bitter. ∞ ^þurhbitter$

þurhblāwen (þurh·blāwen) inspired. ∞ ^þurhblāwen$

þurhborian (þurh·borian) perforate. ∞ ^þurhborian$

þurhbrecan (þurh·brecan) 4 break through. ∞ ^þurhbrecan$

þurhbringan (þurh·bringan) bring through. ∞ ^þurhbringan$

þurhbrogden (þurh·brogden) transported Gl. ∞ ^þurhbrogden$

þurhbrūcan (þurh·brūcan) 7 enjoy thoroughly. ∞ ^þurhbrūcan$

þurhburnen (þurh·burnen) thoroughly burnt. ∞ ^þurhburnen$

þurhclǣnsian (þurh·clǣnsian) clean out. ∞ ^þurhclǣnsian$

þurhcrēopan (þurh·crēopan) 7 penetrate. ∞ ^þurhcrēopan$

þurhdelfan (þurh·delfan) 3 pierce. ∞ ^þurhdelfan$

þurhdrēogan (þurh·drēogan) 7 pass (time). ∞ ^þurhdrēogan$

þurhdrīfan (þurh·drīfan) 6 drive out; pierce; permeate. ∞ ^þurhdrīfan$

þurhdūfan (þurh·dūfan) 7 dive through. ∞ ^þurhdūfan$

þurhetan (þurh·etan) 5 eat through, consume (of rust). ∞ ^þurhetan$

þurhfær (þurh-fær) (!) n. secret place. ∞ ^þurhfær$

þurhfæstnian (þurh·fæstnian) (!) transfix. ∞ ^þurhfæstnian$

þurhfaran (þurh·far|an) 2 pass, traverse tr., intr.; pass beyond, transcend ; pierce; penetrate. ∞ ^þurhfaran$

þurirfarennes (!) f. secret place. ∞ ^þurirfarennes$

þurhgefeoht (þurh-gefeoht) (!) n. war. ∞ ^þurhgefeoht$

þurhferan (þurh·feran) tr. pass through, penetrate. ∞ ^þurhferan$

þurhfēre (þurh-fēre) I. pervious. II. (!) n. secret place. ∞ ^þurhfēre$

þurhflēogan (þurh·flēogan), -flēon, 7 fly through. ∞ ^þurhflēogan$

þurhfōn (þurh·fōn) I penetrate. ∞ ^þurhfōn$

þurhgān (þurh·gān), -gangan traverse ; permeate; pierce. ∞ ^þurhgān$

þurhgēotan (þurh·gēotan) 7 cover (by pouring); saturate; imbue, inspire. ∞ ^þurhgēotan$

þurhglēded (þurh·glēded) † filled with live coals. ∞ ^þurhglēded$

þurhhǣlan (þurh·hǣlan) heal thoroughly. ∞ ^þurhhǣlan$

þurhhalig (þurh-halig) very holy. ∞ ^þurhhalig$

þurhhęfig (þurh-hęfig) very heavy. ∞ ^þurhhęfig$

þurhhwīt (þurh-hwīt) very white. ∞ ^þurhhwīt$

þurhiernan (þurh·iernan) 3 run through, traverse ; pierce. ∞ ^þurhiernan$

þurhlǣran (þurh·lǣran) persuade Gl. ∞ ^þurhlǣran$

þurhlǣred (þurh-lǣred) very learned. ∞ ^þurhlǣred$

þurhlāþ (þurh-lāþ) very hateful Gl. ∞ ^þurhlāþ$

þurhlēoran (þurh·lēoran) pass through. ∞ ^þurhlēoran$

þurhlōcung (þurh-lōcung) f. preface, summary (of book) Gl. ∞ ^þurhlōcung$

þurhrǣsan (þurh·rǣsan) † rush through. ∞ ^þurhrǣsan$

þurhscēotan (þurh·scēotan) 7 shoot through, transfix. ∞ ^þurhscēotan$

þurhscīene (þurh-scīene)*, ȳ [or y = i ?] transparent Gl. ∞ ^þurhscīene$

þurhscīnendlic (þurh·scīnendlic) splendid Gl. ∞ ^þurhscīnendlic$

þurhscrīþan (þurh·scrīþan) 6 traverse. ∞ ^þurhscrīþan$

þurhscyldig (þurh-scyldig) very guilty. ∞ ^þurhscyldig$

þurhsēcan (þurh·sēcan) seek out. ∞ ^þurhsēcan$

þurhsēon (þurh·sēon) 5 tr. see through, penetrate with the sight, also fig. ∞ ^þurhsēon$

þurhslēan (þurh·slēan) 2 cut through; kill Gl. ∞ ^þurhslēan$

þurhsmēan, þurhsmēagan (þurh·smēa(ga)n) inquire into thoroughly, investigate. ∞ ^þurhsmēan$ ^þurhsmēagan$

þurhsmierian (þurh·smierian) anoint thoroughly. ∞ ^þurhsmierian$

þurhsmūgan (þurh·smūgan) 7 creep through, penetrate; traverse; study or consider thoroughly. ∞ ^þurhsmūgan$

þurhspēdig (þurh-spēdig) very wealthy. ∞ ^þurhspēdig$

þurhstician (þurh·stician) transfix, pierce. ∞ ^þurhstician$

þurhstingan (þurh·stingan) 3 pierce. ∞ ^þurhstingan$

þurhswimman (þurh·swimman) 3 swim through. ∞ ^þurhswimman$

þurhswīþan (þurh·swīþan) be very strong Gl. ∞ ^þurhswīþan$

þurhswōgan (þurh·swōgan) penetrate. ∞ ^þurhswōgan$

þurhtēon (þurh·tēon) 7 carry out, perform, accomplish; obtain (request) ; continue; afford (expense) ; undergo ; drag Gl. ∞ ^þurhtēon$

þurhtogennes (þurh·togennes) f. collatio, a religious reading in monasteries. ∞ ^þurhtogennes$

þurhtrymman (þurh·trymman) confirm Gl. ∞ ^þurhtrymman$

þurhþīen (þurh·þīen)*, y pierce. ∞ ^þurhþīen$

þurhþrāwan (þurh·þrāwan) I tr. penetrate. ∞ ^þurhþrāwan$

þurhþȳrel (þurh-þȳrel) perforated. ∞ ^þurhþȳrel$

þurlþȳrelian (þurl·þȳrelian) pierce. ∞ ^þurlþȳrelian$

þurhūt (þurh-ūt) L. av., prp. w. a. (?) quite through. ∞ ^þurhūt$

þurhwacol (þurh-wacol) vigilant, sleepless (night). ∞ ^þurhwacol$

þurhwadan (þurh·wadan) 2 tr. pass through; pierce. ∞ ^þurhwadan$

þurhwæccendlic (þurh·wæccendlic) very vigilant. ∞ ^þurhwæccendlic$

þurhwlītan (þurh·wlītan) 6 look through, penetrate with the sight. ∞ ^þurhwlītan$

þurhwrecan (þurh·wrecan) 5 tr. thrust through, pierce. ∞ ^þurhwrecan$

þurhwund (þurh-wund) wounded right through. ∞ ^þurhwund$

þurhwunian (þurh·wun|ian) continue, persist, last. ∞ ^þurhwunian$

~igendlīce av. perseveringly. ∞ ^þurhwunigendlīce$

~ung f. residence ; perseverance. ∞ ^þurhwunung$

þurruc (m.) small ship; bottom part of ship. ∞ ^þurruc$

þurst m. thirst. ∞ ^þurst$

~ig, y, lN. þrystig thirsty. ∞ ^þurstig$

þus av. thus, so. ∞ ^þus$

~lic = þyllic such. ∞ ^þuslic$

þūsend nf. thousand. ∞ ^þūsend$

~ealdormann m. chiliarch Gl. ∞ ^þūsendealdormann$

~feald thousand (fold). ∞ ^þūsendfeald$

~hīwe milleform Gl. ∞ ^þūsendhīwe$

~lic numbered by thousands. ∞ ^þūsendlic$

~mæ̂le thousand. ∞ ^þūsendmæle$

~mæ̂lum av. in thousands. ∞ ^þūsendmælum$

~mann m. ruler of a thousand men. ∞ ^þūsendmann$

~rīca m. ruler of a thousand men. ∞ ^þūsendrīca$

~gerīm † n. counting by thousands. ∞ ^þūsendgerīm$

~getæl n. a thousand. ∞ ^þūsendgetæl$

þūtan = þēotan. ∞ ^þūtan$

geþuxod dark (?). ∞ ^geþuxod$

þwægen ptc. of þwēan. ∞ ^þwægen$

þwǣle f. band, fillet Gl. = towel (?) [þwēan]. ∞ ^þwǣle$

þwǣnan tr. moisten, soften. Cp. þǣnan, þawenian. ∞ ^þwǣnan$

geþwǣre (geþwǣr|e) not at variance, united ; harmonious (sound); yielding to, obedient wd. ; pleasing wd. ; peaceful, gentle; prosperous. ∞ ^geþwǣre$

~ian, þ- tr. reconcile || intr. agree ; wd. consent to; suit, fit. ∞ ^geþwǣrian$

~lǣcan, þ- wd. agree, comply; suit. ∞ ^geþwǣrlǣcan$

~līce, ~elīce av. in accord. ∞ ^geþwǣrlīce$

~nes, þ- f. concord; tranquillity ; gentleness. ∞ ^geþwǣrnes$

þwæ̂re f. churn (?), olive-press Gl. [þweran] ∞ ^þwære$

þwagen ptc. of þwēan. ∞ ^þwagen$

þwang mf. thong. ∞ ^þwang$

þwastrian once whisper. Cp. hwastrian. ∞ ^þwastrian$

bwēan 2, (hē) þwihþ, prt. þwōg, ptc. þwægen, a, o wash; ! anoint lN. ∞ ^bwēan$

þwēal, þwæhl, a nm. washing; ! ointment lN. [þwēan]. ∞ ^þwēal$

þwearm (m.) a cutting instrument Gl. ∞ ^þwearm$

þwęng f. (?) band lN. [Scand. þwęngr thong; cp. þwang]. ∞ ^þwęng$

geþwēor n. curds. ∞ ^geþwēor$

þwēor-, þwȳr- see þweorh. ∞ ^þwēor$

~a m. peevishness. ∞ ^þwēora$

~es av. across, crosswise; from the side, obliquely; perversely. ∞ ^þwēores$

~ian be adverse, be at variance, oppose. ∞ ^þwēorian$

~lic reversed; adverse; perverse, bad. ∞ ^þwēorlic$

~līce av. reversedly, in wrong order ; obstinately ; perversely, wrongly. ∞ ^þwēorlīce$

~nes f. crookedness; obstinacy; depravity, wickedness. ∞ ^þwēornes$

~scipe m. perversity. ∞ ^þwēorscipe$

~tīeme contentious; perverse. ∞ ^þwēortīeme$

þweorh, þwēor, ȳ, g. þwēores, ȳ (across, crosswise); adverse ; angry ; perverse, bad — on ~ perversely, wrongly. ∞ ^þweorh$

~fȳre, ~fu- n., also pl. ~fȳro crossfurrow, rough place. ∞ ^þweorhfȳre$

þweran 4, ptc. þworen, þuren, þrūen, þroren, þrofen stir, churn; † beat (metal), forge. ∞ ^þweran$

þwere = þwæ̂re. ∞ ^þwere$

þwihþ, see þwēan. ∞ ^þwihþ$

þwīnan 6 dwindle. Cp. dwīnan. ∞ ^þwīnan$

geþwinglod — ~e loccas. ∞ ^geþwinglod$

þwirel (m.) whisk (for whipping milk) [þweran]. ∞ ^þwirel$

geþwit n. what is shaved off, chip [þwītan]. ∞ ^geþwit$

þwītan 6 cut, shave off. ∞ ^þwītan$

þwōg prt. of þwēan. ∞ ^þwōg$

þwogen ptc. of þwēan. ∞ ^þwogen$

þwyr- = þwēor-. ∞ ^þwyr$

þȳ, þī(g) I. i. of sē. II. av., cj. therefore ; because — correl. þȳ …þȳ because, þȳ-þe so that | w. cpv. the — correl. þȳ … þȳ the … the. ∞ ^þȳ$ ^þī$ ^þīg$

~dæges av. on that day. ∞ ^þȳdæges$

~lǣs, see lȳt. ∞ ^þȳlǣs$

þȳn = *þīen press, stab. ∞ ^þȳn$

þȳde, þȳdde prt. of þīen. ∞ ^þȳde$

þȳfel m. bush, leafy plant; thicket, rank growth [þūf]. ∞ ^þȳfel$

þyften f. female servant [geþofta]. ∞ ^þyften$

geþyht † aj. R. ∞ ^geþyht$

þyhtig strong. ∞ ^þyhtig$

þyle = þyllic. ∞ ^þyle$

geþyld, lN. þ- fn. patience — ~um patiently [þolian]. ∞ ^geþyld$

~elic = ~iglic. ∞ ^geþyldelic$

~ig patient. ∞ ^geþyldig$

~gian, ~igian, ~ian bear (patiently), endure. ∞ ^geþyldgian$

~iglic, ~elic patient. ∞ ^geþyldiglic$

~iglīce, ~elīce av. patiently. ∞ ^geþyldiglīce$

~mēdan*, ptc. geþylmēd humbled. ∞ ^geþyldmēdan$

~mōd patient. ∞ ^geþyldmōd$

þyle (þyl|e) m. orator; buffoon, jester Gl. ∞ ^þyle$

~cræft m. rhetoric Gl. ∞ ^þylcræft$

geþyll once (n.) breeze lN. ∞ ^geþyll$

þyllic, þylc, i; þyslic, u ; þullic, -uc no., aj. such [þus, -lic]. ∞ ^þyllic$

þȳmel m. thumbstall [þūma]. ∞ ^þȳmel$

þȳmele thumb thick (fat of swine) [þūma]. ∞ ^þȳmele$

þynhlǣne (þyn|hlǣne) Gl. shrunk [þynne]. ∞ ^þynhlǣne$

~nes f. thinness, weakness. ∞ ^þynnes$

~wefen thin-woven. ∞ ^þynwefen$

þyncan, prt. þuhto impers. wd. seem ; seem good or fit [þęncan]. ∞ ^þyncan$ ^þincan$ ^þincean$

geþyncþo (geþyncþ|o) f. honour, rank, dignity — ~um honourably | court, legal assembly [geþungen]. ∞ ^geþyncþo$

geþyngo (geþyng|o) f. honour, advancement lN. ∞ ^geþyngo$

þynne (þynn|e) thin. ∞ ^þynne$

~ian make or become thin. ∞ ^þynnian$

~ol lean. ∞ ^þynnol$

~ung f. making thin. ∞ ^þynnung$

þȳrl, þȳrel I. n. aperture, hole. II. aj. perforated [þurh]. ∞ ^þȳrl$

~ian perforate. ∞ ^þȳrlian$

~ung f. perforation. ∞ ^þȳrlung$

~wamb † having a pierced stomach. ∞ ^þȳrlwamb$

þyrfe, see þearf. ∞ ^þyrfe$

þyrfende, see þearf. ∞ ^þyrfende$

þyrncin thistle [þorn]. ∞ ^þyrncin$

þyrne (þyrn|e) f. thorn-bush, bramble. ∞ ^þyrne$

~en of thorns. ∞ ^þyrnen$

~et, ~ett n. thorn-thicket. ∞ ^þyrnet$

~iht, ~ihte thorny. ∞ ^þyrniht$

þyrre (þyrr|e) dry; withered. ∞ ^þyrre$

~an † once dry, wipe. ∞ ^þyrran$

þyrs m. giant, demon. ∞ ^þyrs$

þyrscel = þerscel. ∞ ^þyrscel$

þyrscwald = þerscold. ∞ ^þyrscwald$

þyrstan (þyrst|an) wg. be thirsty, thirst (for) pers. and impers. wa., ptc. geþyrst thirsty [þurst]. ∞ ^þyrstan$

~ig = þūrstig thirsty. ∞ ^þyrstig$

þȳs i. of þes. ∞ ^þȳs$

þyslic = þyllic such. ∞ ^þyslic$

þys-, þyss-, see þes. ∞ ^þys$

þyss*, þys storm. ∞ ^þyss$

þȳwracu (þȳw-racu) = þīew-. ∞ ^þȳwracu$

þīȳwan = þīen press. ∞ ^þīȳwan$

U

ū m. the letter u. ∞ ^ū$

ūder (n.) udder. ∞ ^ūder$

ūf m. owl; vulture Gl. ∞ ^ūf$

ūf once uvula (?) Gl. ∞ ^ūf$

ufan av. from above, downwards; above. ∞ ^ufan$

~cumende coming from above. ∞ ^ufancumende$

~cund from aloft, celestial. ∞ ^ufancund$

~weard upper part of. ∞ ^ufanweard$

ufemest, see ufor. ∞ ^ufemest$

ufenan, -on I. av. from above. II. prp. w. above, on ; besides. ∞ ^ufenan$

uferian (ufer|ian) elevate, exalt; delay tr. [ufor]. ∞ ^uferian$

~ung f. delay. ∞ ^uferung$

uferra, -era, y- cpv., spl. yfemest, u, ymest, higher, upper ; later, after. ∞ ^uferra$

ufeweard, ufw- upper part of; further up ; later part of. ∞ ^ufeweard$

ufor av. cpv., spl. yfemest, u-, to a greater height, higher, also met.; further, further away ; later. ∞ ^ufor$

ufweard = ufe-. ∞ ^ufweard$

uht, ~a m. time just before daybreak — foran tō ~es before dawn; nocturns (the earliest canonical service). ∞ ^uht$

~gebed n. matins. ∞ ^uhtgebed$

~caru † f. care that comes at dawn. ∞ ^uhtcaru$

~floga † m. dawn-flyer. ∞ ^uhtfloga$

~hlęmm † m. noise at dawn. ∞ ^uhthlęmm$

~lic of early morning; of matins. ∞ ^uhtlic$

~sang m. nocturns, matins. ∞ ^uhtsang$

~sanglic of nocturns. ∞ ^uhtsanglic$

~scaþa † m. depredator at dawn. ∞ ^uhtscaþa$

~tīd f. time before daybreak. ∞ ^uhttīd$

~þegnung f. matins. ∞ ^uhtþegnung$

~wæcce f. vigil before daybreak. ∞ ^uhtwæcce$

uht = wiht. ∞ ^uht$

ūle f. owl. ∞ ^ūle$

ulmtrēow (ulm-trēow) n. elm-tree [Lt. ulmus]. ∞ ^ulmtrēow$

uma, ām † reed (of loom). ∞ ^uma$

umbor † n. child. ∞ ^umbor$

ume once f. a plant. ∞ ^ume$

un-, on- un-, The stress is sometimes on the second element. ∞ ^un$

un- = on-. ∞ ^un$

unābeden (un-ābeden) unasked. ∞ ^unābeden$

unāberende (un-āberend|e)*, -beriende intolerable. ∞ ^unāberende$

~lic intolerable. ∞ ^unāberendlic$

~līce av. intolerably. ∞ ^unāberendlīce$

unābīegendlic (un-ābīegendlic) inflexible. ∞ ^unābīegendlic$

unābindendlic (un-ābindendlic) indissoluble. ∞ ^unābindendlic$

unāblinn (un-āblinn) (?) n. non-cessation. ∞ ^unāblinn$

unāblinnende (un-āblinnend|e) unceasing. ∞ ^unāblinnende$

~lic incessant. ∞ ^unāblinnendlic$

~līce av. incessantly. ∞ ^unāblinnendlīce$

unābrecendlic (un·ābrecendlic) inextricable Gl. ∞ ^unābrecendlic$

unācęnned (un-ācęnned) unbegotten. ∞ ^unācęnned$

unācnycendlic (un-ācnycendlic) indissoluble lN. [cnyccan]. ∞ ^unācnycendlic$

unācumendlic (un-ācumendlic), -cumenlic intolerable. ∞ ^unācumendlic$

~nes f. unbearableness. ∞ ^unācumendlicnes$

unācwęncedlic (un-ācwęncedlic) inextinguishable. ∞ ^unācwęncedlic$

unādrēogendlic (un-ādrēogendlic) unendurable. ∞ ^unādrēogendlic$

unādrūgod (un-ādrūgod) not dried. ∞ ^unādrūgod$

unādrysnende (un-ādrysnend|e) inextinguishable lN. ∞ ^unādrysnende$

~lic, -drysenlic inextinguishable lN. ∞ ^unādrysnendlic$

unādwǣsced (un-ādwǣsc|ed) not extinguished. ∞ ^unādwǣsced$

~enlic, ~endlic inextinguishable. ∞ ^unādwǣscenlic$

unæ̂mta (un-æ̂mt|a), -æ̂metta m. want of leisure; occupation. ∞ ^unæmta$

~igian deprive of leisure, take up another’s time. ∞ ^unæmtigian$

ungeǣsce (un-geǣsce) unheard of. ∞ ^ungeǣsce$

unæ̂t (un-æ̂t) m. gluttony. ∞ ^unæt$

unætspornen (un-ætspornen) not hindered. ∞ ^unætspornen$

unæþele (un-æþel|e) plebeian. ∞ ^unæþele$

~boren not of noble birth. ∞ ^unæþelboren$

~ian degrade, debase. ∞ ^unæþelian$

~līce av. ignobly. ∞ ^unæþellīce$

~nes f. infamy. ∞ ^unæþelnes$

ungeǣwed (un-geǣwed) unmarried. ∞ ^ungeǣwed$

unǣwfæstlīce (un-ǣwfæstlīce) av. irreligiously. ∞ ^unǣwfæstlīce$

unæ̂wisc (un-æ̂wisc) modest (or immodest ?). ∞ ^unæwisc$

unāfandod (un-āfandod) untried. ∞ ^unāfandod$

unāfeohtendlic (un-āfeohtendlic) not to be contended against. ∞ ^unāfeohtendlic$

unāfunden (un-āfunden) undiscovered; untried. ∞ ^unāfunden$

unāfyled (un-āfyled) undefiled. ∞ ^unāfyled$

unāfyllendlic (un-āfyllend|lic), -edlic insatiable. ∞ ^unāfyllendlic$

~līce av. insatiably. ∞ ^unāfyllendlīce$

unāga (un-āga) m. pauper. ∞ ^unāga$

unāgān (un-āgān) not lapsed (of lease). ∞ ^unāgān$

unāgǣledlīce (un-āgǣledlīce) av. unremittingly. ∞ ^unāgǣledlīce$

unāgen (un-āgen) not one’s own. ∞ ^unāgen$

unǣgiėfen (un-ǣgiėfen) not repaid. ∞ ^unǣgiėfen$

unāgunnen (un-āgunnen) without a beginning. ∞ ^unāgunnen$

unālīefed (un-ālīefed) unlawful. ∞ ^unālīefed$

~endlic unlawful. ∞ ^unālīefedendlic$

~lic unlawful. ∞ ^unālīefedlic$

~līce av. unlawfully. ∞ ^unālīefedlīce$

~nes f. what is unlawful; licentiousness. ∞ ^unālīefednes$

unǣlīesed (un-ǣlīesed) not remitted. ∞ ^unǣlīesed$

unamǣnsumod (un-amǣnsumod) not excommunicated. ∞ ^unamǣnsumod$

unāmeten (un-āmeten) immeasurable. ∞ ^unāmeten$

~lic immense. ∞ ^unāmetenlic$

unāmetgod (un-āmetgod) immense. ∞ ^unāmetgod$

unāmięlt (un-āmięlt) unmelted. ∞ ^unāmięlt$

unandcȳþignes (un-andcȳþignes) f. ignorance. ∞ ^unandcȳþignes$

unandergilde (un-andergilde) once (riches) that may be kept (?). ∞ ^unandergilde$

unandett (un-andett) unconfessed. ∞ ^unandett$

unandgiėtfull (un-andgiėt|full) unintelligent. ∞ ^unandgiėtfull$

~ol*, -angyttol unintelligent. ∞ ^unandgiėtol$

unandhēfe (un-andhēfe)*, -oife insupportable A. ∞ ^unandhēfe$

unandweard (un-andweard) not present. ∞ ^unandweard$

unandwīs (un-andwīs) inexperienced. ∞ ^unandwīs$

unānræ̂dnes (un-ānræ̂dnes) f. inconstancy. ∞ ^unānrædnes$

unāpīnedlic (un-āpīnedlic) unpunished. ∞ ^unāpīnedlic$

unār (un-ār) f. dishonour. ∞ ^unār$

ge~ian dishonour. ∞ ^geunārian$

~lic dishonourable, disgraceful; unkind, unnatural (will, testament). ∞ ^unārlic$

~līce av. dishonourably; unmercifully. ∞ ^unārlīce$

unāræfned (un-āræfn|ed) intolerable. ∞ ^unāræfned$

~edlic, ~endlic intolerable. ∞ ^unāræfnedlic$

unǣręccendlic (un-ǣręccendlic) indescribable. ∞ ^unǣręccendlic$

unǣręht (un-ǣręht) unexplained. ∞ ^unǣręht$

unārīmed (un-ārīmed) innumerable. ∞ ^unārīmed$

~lic innumerable. ∞ ^unārīmedlic$

~līce av. innumerably. ∞ ^unārīmedlīce$

unārodscipe (un-ārodscipe) m. remissness, cowardice. ∞ ^unārodscipe$

unārweorþian (un-ārweorþ|ian) dishonour. ∞ ^unārweorþian$

~nes f. irreverence, indignity. ∞ ^unārweorþnes$

ungeārwierd (un-geārwierd)*, y not honoured. ∞ ^ungeārwierd$

unāscęnded (un-āscęnded) unhurt. ∞ ^unāscęnded$

unāscięred (un-āscięr|ed)*, -scyrod not separated. ∞ ^unāscięred$

~igendlic inseparable. ∞ ^unāscięrigendlic$

ungeāscod (un-geāscod) unasked. ∞ ^ungeāscod$

unāscruncen (un-āscruncen) not withered. ∞ ^unāscruncen$

unāsęcgende (un-āsęcgend|e) ineffable Bd. ∞ ^unāsęcgende$

~lic ineffable. ∞ ^unāsęcgendlic$

~līce av. ineffably. ∞ ^unāsęcgendlīce$

unāsędd (un-āsędd) unsatiated. ∞ ^unāsędd$

unāseolcendlic (un-āseolcendlic) energetic. ∞ ^unāseolcendlic$

unāsēþenlic, unāsēþendlic (un-āsēþen(d)lic) insatiable. ∞ ^unāsēþenlic$ ^unāsēþendlic$

unāsīwod (un-āsīwod) without a seam. ∞ ^unāsīwod$

unāsmēagendlic (un-āsmēagendlic) inscrutable. ∞ ^unāsmēagendlic$

unāsolcenlīce (un-āsolcenlīce) av. energetically. ∞ ^unāsolcenlīce$

unāspringende (un-āspringende) unfailing. ∞ ^unāspringende$

unāsporiendlic (un-āsporiendlic), -spyriendlic unsearchable. ∞ ^unāsporiendlic$

unāstīþod (un-āstīþod) not made firm. ∞ ^unāstīþod$

unāstyrod (un-āstyr|od) unmoved. ∞ ^unāstyrod$

~iende, ~iendlic motionless. ∞ ^unāstyriende$

unāsundrodlic (un-āsundrodlic) inseparable. ∞ ^unāsundrodlic$

unāswundenlīce (un-āswundenlīce) av. not languidly. ∞ ^unāswundenlīce$

unātalodlic (un-ātalodlic) innumerable lN. ∞ ^unātalodlic$

unāteald (un-āteald) uncounted. ∞ ^unāteald$

unātęllendlic (un-ātęllendlic) innumerable. ∞ ^unātęllendlic$

unātęmed (un-ātęmed) untamed. ∞ ^unātęmed$

~lic untameable. ∞ ^unātęmedlic$

unātēoriende (un-ātēoriend|e) indefatigable. ∞ ^unātēoriende$

~lic lasting; indefatigable. ∞ ^unātēoriendlic$

~līce av. permanently; indefatigably. ∞ ^unātēoriendlīce$

unātēorod (un-ātēorod) unwearied. ∞ ^unātēorod$

unāþrēotende (un-āþrēotende) unwearied, unfailing. ∞ ^unāþrēotende$

unāþroten (un-āþroten) unwearied, indefatigable. ∞ ^unāþroten$

~līce av. unceasingly, indefatigably. ∞ ^unāþrotenlīce$

unāwæscen (un-āwæscen), -waxen unwashed. ∞ ^unāwæscen$

unāwegendlic (un-āwegendlic) immovable. ∞ ^unāwegendlic$

unāwęmmed (un-āwęmmed) immaculate. ∞ ^unāwęmmed$

~lic immaculate. ∞ ^unāwęmmedlic$

~nes f. incorruptibility. ∞ ^unāwęmmednes$

unāwęnd (un-āwęnd), ~ed unchanged, inviolate. ∞ ^unāwęnd$

~lic, ~edlic unchangeable. ∞ ^unāwęndlic$

~ende, ~endlic unchangeable. ∞ ^unāwęndende$

unāwīdlod (un-āwīdlod) undefiled. ∞ ^unāwīdlod$

unāwięrded (un-āwięrded) unhurt. ∞ ^unāwięrded$

unāwriten (un-āwriten) unwritten. ∞ ^unāwriten$

unbeald (un-beald) timid, irresolute. ∞ ^unbeald$

unbealo (un-bealo) † n. innocence. ∞ ^unbealo$

~full innocent. ∞ ^unbealofull$

ungebēaten (un-gebēaten) unwrought. ∞ ^ungebēaten$

unbeboht (un-beboht) unsold. ∞ ^unbeboht$

unbebyriged (un-bebyriged) unburied. ∞ ^unbebyriged$

unbecēas (un-becēas) indisputable. ∞ ^unbecēas$

unbecrafod (un-becrafod) not subject to claims. ∞ ^unbecrafod$

unbecweden (un-becweden) unbequeathed. ∞ ^unbecweden$

unbeden (un-beden) unasked. ∞ ^unbeden$

unbefangenlic (un-befangenlic) incomprehensible. ∞ ^unbefangenlic$

unbefliten (un-befliten) undisputed. ∞ ^unbefliten$

unbefohten (un-befohten) not attacked, unopposed. ∞ ^unbefohten$

unbegān (un-begān) uncultivated; unadorned. ∞ ^unbegān$

unbegrīpendlic (un-begrīpendlic) incomprehensible. ∞ ^unbegrīpendlic$

unbegunnen (un-begunnen) without beginning. ∞ ^unbegunnen$

unbehēafdod (un-behēafdod) not beheaded. ∞ ^unbehēafdod$

unbehēfe (un-behēfe) inconvenient. ∞ ^unbehēfe$

unbehęled (un-behęl|ed) uncovered, naked. ∞ ^unbehęled$

~endlīce av. openly. ∞ ^unbehęlendlīce$

unbehrēowsigende (un-behrēowsigende) impenitent. ∞ ^unbehrēowsigende$

unbelimp (un-belimp) n. mischance. ∞ ^unbelimp$

ungebeorglīce (un-gebeorglīce) av. rashly (?); unbecomingly (?). ∞ ^ungebeorglīce$

unbeorhte (un-beorhte) av. not brightly. ∞ ^unbeorhte$

unberēafigendlic (un-berēafigendlic) not to be taken away. ∞ ^unberēafigendlic$

unberende (un-berend|e) intolerable lN; barren. ∞ ^unberende$

~lic intolerable. ∞ ^unberendlic$

~nes f. barrenness. ∞ ^unberendnes$

unbesacen (un-besacen) undisputed. ∞ ^unbesacen$

unbescēawod (un-bescēawod) inconsiderate. ∞ ^unbescēawod$

~līce av. inconsiderately. ∞ ^unbescēawodlīce$

unbescoren (un-bescoren) unshorn, untonsured. ∞ ^unbescoren$

unbesęnged (un-besęnged) unsinged, not burnt. ∞ ^unbesęnged$

unbesēondlic (un-besēondlic) incomprehensible. ∞ ^unbesēondlic$

unbesmiten (un-besmiten) undefiled. ∞ ^unbesmiten$

~nes f. spotlessness. ∞ ^unbesmitennes$

unbesorg (un-besorg) unconcerned. ∞ ^unbesorg$

unbēted (un-bēted) unatoned. ∞ ^unbēted$

ungebētt (un-gebētt) unamended, unatoned for. ∞ ^ungebētt$

unbeþięrfe (un-beþięrfe)*, y † useless, vain. ∞ ^unbeþięrfe$

unbeþohte (un-beþohte) av. unthinkingly. ∞ ^unbeþohte$

unbewęddod (un-bewęddod) unbetrothed ; unmarried. ∞ ^unbewęddod$

unbewięlled (un-bewięlled) not boiled away. ∞ ^unbewięlled$

unbiddende (un-biddende) not praying. ∞ ^unbiddende$

ungebīeged (un-gebīeg|ed) unbent. ∞ ^ungebīeged$

~endlic indeclinable. ∞ ^ungebīegendlic$

unbięldo (un-bięldo) f. want of boldness; irresolution. ∞ ^unbięldo$

ungebięrde (un-gebięrde), -ard- beardless [beard]. ∞ ^ungebięrde$

unbiermed (un-biermed)*, e unleavened, unfermented. ∞ ^unbiermed$

unbiernende (un-biernende) not burning intr. ∞ ^unbiernende$

unbiscopod (un-biscopod) not confirmed (by a bishop). ∞ ^unbiscopod$

unblanden (un-blanden) unmixed. ∞ ^unblanden$

unbleoh (un-bleoh) † not coloured, white, bright. ∞ ^unbleoh$

ungeblētsod (un-geblētsod) unblessed. ∞ ^ungeblētsod$

unblētsung (un-blētsung) f. curse. ∞ ^unblētsung$

unblinnendlīce (un-blinnendlīce) av. incessantly. ∞ ^unblinnendlīce$

unbliss (un-bliss) f. unhappiness; affliction. ∞ ^unbliss$

unblīþe (un-blīþe) sad. ∞ ^unblīþe$

unblōdig (un-blōdig) bloodless. ∞ ^unblōdig$

unboht (un-boht), unge- unbought. ∞ ^unboht$

unboht (un-boht) av. gratuitously lN. ∞ ^unboht$

unboren (un-boren), unge- unborn. ∞ ^unboren$

unbrād (un-brād) narrow. ∞ ^unbrād$

unbræ̂ce (un-bræ̂ce) † unbreakable. ∞ ^unbræce$

unbrocen (un-brocen), unge- unbroken. ∞ ^unbrocen$

unbrocheard (un-brocheard) delicate, tender. ∞ ^unbrocheard$

ungebrocod (un-gebrocod) not afflicted or injured. ∞ ^ungebrocod$

unbrosnigendlic (un-brosn|igendlic), ungebrosnendlic indestructible. ∞ ^unbrosnigendlic$

~ung, unge- f. soundness. ∞ ^unbrosnung$

ungebrosnod (un-gebrosnod) undecayed. ∞ ^ungebrosnod$

unbryce (un-bryce) † unbreakable, indestructible. ∞ ^unbryce$

unbrȳce (un-brȳce) useless. ∞ ^unbrȳce$

unbrygde (un-brygde)*, -brȳde av. honestly. ∞ ^unbrygde$

ungebunden (un-gebunden) not bound. ∞ ^ungebunden$

ungebyde (un-gebyde) uncongenial (to) wd. ∞ ^ungebyde$

unbȳed (un-bȳed) desert lN. ∞ ^unbȳed$

ungebyrde (un-gebyrde) uncongenial. ∞ ^ungebyrde$

ungebyredlic (un-gebyredlic) incongruous. ∞ ^ungebyredlic$

unbȳrego (un-bȳrego) npl. desert lN. ∞ ^unbȳrego$

unbyrged (un-byrged) unburied. ∞ ^unbyrged$

unc us two. ∞ ^unc$

uncāfscipe (un-cāfscipe) m. sloth. ∞ ^uncāfscipe$

uncapitulod (un-capitulod) not divided into chapters. ∞ ^uncapitulod$

uncamprōf (un-camprōf) unwarlike. ∞ ^uncamprōf$

uncēapod (un-cēap|od)*, -ed gratis. ∞ ^uncēapod$

~unga av. gratis. ∞ ^uncēapunga$

uncēas (un-cēas), -cēast n. peace. ∞ ^uncēas$

uncęnned (un-cęnned) not begotten. ∞ ^uncęnned$

uncer of us two. ∞ ^uncer$ ^uncre$ ^uncru$ ^uncra$ ^uncro$ ^uncerra$

uncīepe (un-cīepe) gratuitous. ∞ ^uncīepe$

ungecięrred (un-gecięrred) unconverted. ∞ ^ungecięrred$

unclǣmod (un-clǣmod) not smooth. ∞ ^unclǣmod$

unclǣne (un-clǣn|e) not clean, impure. ∞ ^unclǣne$

~līce av. in an unclean manner. ∞ ^unclǣnlīce$

~nes f. impurity. ∞ ^unclǣnnes$

~o f. impurity lN. ∞ ^unclǣno$

unclǣnsian (un-clǣns|ian) soil, pollute. ∞ ^unclǣnsian$

~od, unge- unpurified. ∞ ^unclǣnsod$

unclǣnsung (un-clǣnsung) f. pollution. ∞ ^unclǣnsung$

ungecnāwen (un-gecnāwen) unknown. ∞ ^ungecnāwen$

ungecnyrdnes (un-gecnyrdnes) f. negligence. ∞ ^ungecnyrdnes$

ungecōplic (un-gecōp|lic) unsuitable, troublesome. ∞ ^ungecōplic$

~līce av. unsuitably. ∞ ^ungecōplīce$

ungecoren (un-gecoren) not chosen — ~ āþ, opposite of cyre-āþ; reprobate, evil. ∞ ^ungecoren$

ungecost (un-gecost) reprobate, bad. ∞ ^ungecost$

uncoþa (un-coþ|a) m. disease. ∞ ^uncoþa$

~u f. disease. ∞ ^uncoþu$

uncræft (un-cræft) m. evil practice. ∞ ^uncræft$

~ig powerless. ∞ ^uncræftig$

uncrafod (un-crafod) free from claim. ∞ ^uncrafod$

uncrīsten (un-crīsten) infidel. ∞ ^uncrīsten$

uncumlīþe (un-cumlīþe) inhospitable. ∞ ^uncumlīþe$

uncūþ (un-cūþ) unknown, uncertain ; unfriendly, unkind. ∞ ^uncūþ$

~lic unknown. ∞ ^uncūþlic$

~līce av. unkindly. ∞ ^uncūþlīce$

uncwaciende (un-cwaciende) firm. ∞ ^uncwaciende$

uncweden (un-cweden) revoked, = on- (?). ∞ ^uncweden$

ungecwēme (un-gecwēme) unpleasing. ∞ ^ungecwēme$

uncweþende (un-cweþende) speechless; inanimate. ∞ ^uncweþende$

uncwidd (un-cwidd) in undisputed possession (of property). ∞ ^uncwidd$

uncwisse (un-cwisse) speechless. ∞ ^uncwisse$

ungecȳdd (un-gecȳdd) undeclared. ∞ ^ungecȳdd$

uncȳme (un-cȳme) unseemly, paltry. ∞ ^uncȳme$

ungecynde (un-gecynde), uncynde alien; unnatural. ∞ ^ungecynde$

~lic unnatural. ∞ ^ungecyndelic$

~līce av. unnaturally. ∞ ^ungecyndelīce$

uncynn (un-cyn|n) unsuitable, improper. ∞ ^uncynn$

~lic unsuitable, improper. ∞ ^uncynlic$

uncyst (un-cyst) f. defect; disease; vice ; parsimony. ∞ ^uncyst$

~ig niggardly. ∞ ^uncystig$

uncȳþig (un-cȳþig) ignorant ; † devoid of wg. ∞ ^uncȳþig$

uncyþþ, uncyþþo (un-cyþþ(o)) f. ignorance || foreign country. ∞ ^uncyþþ$ ^uncyþþo$

undæ̂d (un-dæ̂d) f. crime. ∞ ^undæd$

ungedæftlīce (un-gedæft|līce), und-, -elīce av. unsuitably. ∞ ^ungedæftlīce$

~nes f. unseasonableness. ∞ ^ungedæftnes$

undǣled (un-dǣled) undivided. ∞ ^undǣled$

ungedafenlic (un-gedafenlic) improper; troublesome. ∞ ^ungedafenlic$

~līce av. improperly, unseasonably. ∞ ^ungedafenliclīce$

~licnes f. inconvenience. ∞ ^ungedafenliclicnes$

ungedafniendlic (un-gedafniendlic) unseemly. ∞ ^ungedafniendlic$

undēaded (un-dēaded) not deadened. ∞ ^undēaded$

undēadlic (un-dēad|lic), -dēaþ- immortal. ∞ ^undēadlic$

~līce av. (rise) to immortality. ∞ ^undēadlīce$

~licnes f. immortality. ∞ ^undēadlicnes$

undearnunga (un-dearnunga), eo, -inga av. openly. ∞ ^undearnunga$

undēaw (un-dēaw) without dew. ∞ ^undēaw$

undeclīnigendlic (un-declīnigendlic) indeclinable. ∞ ^undeclīnigendlic$

ungedēfe (un-gedēfe) troublesome. ∞ ^ungedēfe$

~līce av. unbecomingly. ∞ ^ungedēfelīce$

undēogollīce (un-dēogollīce) = undīe-. ∞ ^undēogollīce$

undēop (un-dēop) shallow. ∞ ^undēop$

~þancol shallow-minded. ∞ ^undēopþancol$

undēore (un-dēore) I. cheap, common. II. av. cheaply. ∞ ^undēore$

under I. prp. w. d. and a. (gen. expressing motion) under; among | while — under-þǣm-þe cj. while | met. protection ; subjection ; exposure, suffering : ~ fǣr-gripum; rank, degree; manner; pretext. II. av. under, beneath, on ~ beneath. ∞ ^under$

underāgenlic (under-āgenlic) subnixus lN. ∞ ^underāgenlic$

underandfōnd (under-andfōnd) m. receiver lN. ∞ ^underandfōnd$

underbæc (under·bæc), ~ling av. backwards, back. ∞ ^underbæc$

underbeginnan (under·beginnan) 3 begin, undertake. ∞ ^underbeginnan$

underberan (under·beran) 4 support Gl. ∞ ^underberan$

underbīegan (under·bīegan) subject. ∞ ^underbīegan$

underbrǣdan (under·brǣdan) (!) spread under lN. ∞ ^underbrǣdan$

underbūgan (under·būgan) 7 wd. submit. ∞ ^underbūgan$

underburg (under-burg) f. suburb (!). ∞ ^underburg$

~ware mpl. inhabitants of a suburb. ∞ ^underburgware$

undercięrran (under·cięrran) (!) subvert lN. ∞ ^undercięrran$

undercrēopan (under·crēopan) 7 enter surreptitiously also fig. ∞ ^undercrēopan$

undercuman (under·cuman) (!) 4 assist. ∞ ^undercuman$

undercyning (under-cyning) m. under-king, viceroy. ∞ ^undercyning$

underdelf (under-delf) cavity beneath Gl. ∞ ^underdelf$

underdelfan (under·delfan) 3 undermine, dig out. ∞ ^underdelfan$

underdiacon (under-diacon) m. sub-deacon. ∞ ^underdiacon$

underdręncan (under·dręncan) (!) suffocate Gl. ∞ ^underdręncan$

underdrifennes (under·drifennes) (!) f. subjection. ∞ ^underdrifennes$

ungedęred (un-gedęred) uninjured. ∞ ^ungedęred$

underetan (under·etan) 5 sap, undermine fig. ∞ ^underetan$

underfang (under-fang) = -fęng. ∞ ^underfang$

underfangennes (under·fangennes), -fangelnes f. assumption. ∞ ^underfangennes$

underfęng (under-fęng), -fang m. undertaking, acceptance; one who undertakes Gl. ∞ ^underfęng$

underflōwan (under·flōwan) I flow under tr. ∞ ^underflōwan$

underfōn (under·fōn) I b receive; receive surreptitiously (stolen property) (?) ; undertake. ∞ ^underfōn$

underfōnd (under·fōnd) m. one who receives Gl. ∞ ^underfōnd$

~lic*, -fōnlic to be received Gl. ∞ ^underfōndlic$

underfylgan (under·fylgan) (!) follow lN. ∞ ^underfylgan$

undergān (under·gān), -gangan I undermine fig., deceive | undergo. ∞ ^undergān$

undergeoc (under-geoc) tamed lN. ∞ ^undergeoc$

underginnan (under·ginnan) 3 begin, undertake. ∞ ^underginnan$

undergiėtan (under·giėtan) 5 understand, perceive. ∞ ^undergiėtan$

underhębban (under·hębban) (!) 2 lift lN. ∞ ^underhębban$

underhlystan (under·hlyst|an) (!) supply (omitted word). ∞ ^underhlystan$

~ung (!) f. supplying (omitted word). ∞ ^underhlystung$

underhnīgan (under·hnīgan) 6 go beneath tr.; submit to, undergo w. a. or d. ∞ ^underhnīgan$

underholung (under-holung) f. cavity beneath Gl. ∞ ^underholung$

underhwītel (under-hwītel) m. under-cloak Gl. ∞ ^underhwītel$

underīecan (under-īecan) (!) add. ∞ ^underīecan$

underiernan (under·iernan) 3 run beneath tr. | ! help lN. ∞ ^underiernan$

undęrigende (un-dęrigend|e), ~lic harmless, innocent. ∞ ^undęrigende$

underlāttēow (under-lāttēow) m. consul. ∞ ^underlāttēow$

underlęcgan (under·lęcgan) support. ∞ ^underlęcgan$

underlicgan (under·licgan) 5 submit wd. ∞ ^underlicgan$

underling m. subordinate L. ∞ ^underling$

underlūtan (under·lūtan) 7 stoop under, lift tr. ∞ ^underlūtan$

undern m. third hour, nine in the morning; morning. ∞ ^undern$

~giėfl n. breakfast. ∞ ^underngiėfl$

~mæ̂l n. morning. ∞ ^undernmæl$

~męte m., ~gereord n. breakfast. ∞ ^undernmęte$

~ręst f. rest in the morning. ∞ ^undernręst$

~sang m. tierce (a church service). ∞ ^undernsang$

~swæ̂sendu npl. breakfast. ∞ ^undernswæsendu$

~tīd f. third hour ; tierce. ∞ ^underntīd$

~tīma m. third hour. ∞ ^underntīma$

~geweorc n. breakfast. ∞ ^underngeweorc$

underneoþan (under·neoþan), -nyþan av., prp. wa. underneath, below. ∞ ^underneoþan$

underniman (under·niman) 4 take upon oneself; take in (with mind); steal. ∞ ^underniman$

underniþemest (under-niþemest) av. lowest. ∞ ^underniþemest$

underplantian (under·plantian) (!) supplant. ∞ ^underplantian$

undergerēfa (under-gerēfa) m. under-officer, pro-consul. ∞ ^undergerēfa$

underscēotan (under·scēotan) 7 intercept, cut off; support. ∞ ^underscēotan$

underscyte (under-scyte) m. intercepting. ∞ ^underscyte$

undersēcan (under·sēcan) investigate. ∞ ^undersēcan$

undersięrc (under-sięrc) m. under-shirt. ∞ ^undersięrc$

undersmēagan = -smūgan. ∞ ^undersmēagan$

undersmūgan (under·smūgan) 7 come upon unawares, surprise. ∞ ^undersmūgan$

understandan (under·standan) 2 understand, perceive, take for granted. ∞ ^understandan$

~ennes (!) f. substance. ∞ ^understandanennes$

~ing f. intelligence L. ∞ ^understandaning$

understapplian (under·stapplian) supplant Gl. ∞ ^understapplian$

understingan (under·stingan) 3 support. ∞ ^understingan$

understręgdan (under·stręgdan) strew under tr. ∞ ^understręgdan$

undertōdāl (under-tōdāl) (!) n. sub-distinction. ∞ ^undertōdāl$

undertunge (under-tunge) f. sublingua Gl. ∞ ^undertunge$

underþęncan (under·þęncan) consider. ∞ ^underþęncan$

underþēow (under-þēow) m. slave, subject. ∞ ^underþēow$

underþiedan (under·þied|an), A., W. ēo subject — ptc. ~d, undergeþēoded subject, subordinate ; add Bd.; support Gl. ∞ ^underþiedan$

~endlic subjunctive. ∞ ^underþiedendlic$

~nes f. subjection, submission. ∞ ^underþiednes$

underwędd (under-wędd) n. pledge, security. ∞ ^underwędd$

underwrǣdel (under-wrǣdel) waist-band. ∞ ^underwrǣdel$

underwręþian (under·wręþ|ian), eo, I support. ∞ ^underwręþian$

~ung f. support. ∞ ^underwręþung$

underwritan (under·writan) 6 sign. ∞ ^underwritan$

underwyrtwalian (under·wyrtwalian) supplant Gl. ∞ ^underwyrtwalian$

undīegellīce (un-dīegellīce), ēo av. openly. ∞ ^undīegellīce$

undięrne (un-dięrne) I. manifest. II. av. openly, clearly. ∞ ^undięrne$ ^undyrne$

undīlegod (un-dīlegod) not effaced. ∞ ^undīlegod$

undōm (un-dōm) m. unjust judgement. ∞ ^undōm$

~līce av. indiscreetly Gl. ∞ ^undōmlīce$

undrēfed (un-drēfed) not made turbid. ∞ ^undrēfed$

ungedręhtlīce (un-gedręhtlīce) av. indefatigably. ∞ ^ungedręhtlīce$

ungedrīeme (un-gedrīeme) inharmonious. ∞ ^ungedrīeme$

undrifen (un-drifen) not driven. ∞ ^undrifen$

undruncen (un-druncen) sober. ∞ ^undruncen$

undrysnende (un-drysnende) inextinguishable lN. ∞ ^undrysnende$

undyrstlic, ungedyrstlic (un-(ge)dyrstlic) timorous. ∞ ^undyrstlic$ ^ungedyrstlic$

unēacniendlic (un-ēacniendlic) sterile. ∞ ^unēacniendlic$

ungeeahtendlic (un-geeahtendlic), ę inestimable; indescribable. ∞ ^ungeeahtendlic$

unearfoþlīce (un-earfoþlīce) av. without difficulty. ∞ ^unearfoþlīce$

unearg (un-earg), ~lic intrepid. ∞ ^unearg$

unēaþe (un-ēaþe), cpv. -īeþ, with difficulty; grievously; unwillingly ; scarcely. ∞ ^unēaþe$

unēaþlæ̂cne (un-ēaþlæ̂cne), -ācn- not easily cured. ∞ ^unēaþlæcne$

unemn (un-emn), -fn unequal, irregular. ∞ ^unemn$

~e av. unequally. ∞ ^unemne$

~lic diverse. ∞ ^unemnlic$

unęndebyrdlīce (un-ęndebyrdlīce) av. irregularly, in a disorderly manner. ∞ ^unęndebyrdlīce$

ungeęndigendlic (un-geęnd|igendlic) infinite; infinitive. ∞ ^ungeęndigendlic$

~od endless; infinite. ∞ ^ungeęndod$

~odlic infinite. ∞ ^ungeęndodlic$

unęred (un-ęred) unploughed. ∞ ^unęred$

unēstful (un-ēstful) unkind. ∞ ^unēstful$

unfǣcne (un-fǣcne), ǣ without deceit or fraud. ∞ ^unfǣcne$

unfæderlīce (un-fæderlīce) av. in an unfatherly manner. ∞ ^unfæderlīce$

unfǣge (un-fǣg|e) not fated to die. ∞ ^unfǣge$

~lic, unge- not serious (symptom). ∞ ^unfǣglic$

unfæger (un-fæger) ugly, horrible. ∞ ^unfæger$

~e av. unpleasantly, cruelly. ∞ ^unfægere$

~nes f. abomination lN. ∞ ^unfægernes$

unfæhþ (un-fæhþ) f. abstention from prosecuting a feud. ∞ ^unfæhþ$

unfǣle (un-fǣle) uncanny, evil. ∞ ^unfǣle$

unfæst (un-fæst) not firm. ∞ ^unfæst$

~līce av. not firmly, vaguely. ∞ ^unfæstlīce$

unfæstende (un-fæstende) not fasting. ∞ ^unfæstende$

unfæstræ̂d inconstant. ∞ ^unfæstræd$

~nes f. inconstancy. ∞ ^unfæstrædnes$

unfāh (un-fāh) not regarded as an enemy, exempt from hostility. ∞ ^unfāh$

ungefandod (un-gefandod) untried. ∞ ^ungefandod$

ungefaren (un-gefaren) impassable. ∞ ^ungefaren$

ungefēalīce (un-gefēalīce) av. unhappily. ∞ ^ungefēalīce$

unfeax (un-feax) bald. ∞ ^unfeax$

unfeferig (un-feferig) free from fever. ∞ ^unfeferig$

ungefēge (un-gefēge) unsuitable. ∞ ^ungefēge$

ungefēle (un-gefēl|e), ~ed without feeling. ∞ ^ungefēle$

unfēlende (un-fēlende) without feeling. ∞ ^unfēlende$

unfeormigende (un-feormigende) inexpiable. ∞ ^unfeormigende$

unfeorr (un-feorr) not far wd. ∞ ^unfeorr$

unfēre (un-fēr|e) incapacitated, infirm. ∞ ^unfēre$

~nes f. infirmity. ∞ ^unfērnes$

ungefēre (un-gefēr|e) impassable, impervious. ∞ ^ungefēre$

~ed inaccessible. ∞ ^ungefēred$

~endlic*, ~enlic impassable. ∞ ^ungefērendlic$

ungefērlic (un-gefēr|lic) unsocial, civil (war). ∞ ^ungefērlic$

~līce av. in civil war. ∞ ^ungefērlīce$

ungefērne (un-gefērne) impassable. ∞ ^ungefērne$

ungefeþered (un-gefeþered) not feathered. ∞ ^ungefeþered$

unfirn (un-firn), y av. not long ago; soon. ∞ ^unfirn$

ungefirn (un-gefirn) av. soon — ~ þæs soon after that. ∞ ^ungefirn$

unflitme (un-flitme)* † ? av. without dispute. ∞ ^unflitme$

ungefōg (un-gefōg), ~lic immense, excessive; impetuous, unrestrained. ∞ ^ungefōg$

~e, ~līce av. excessively, immoderately. ∞ ^ungefōge$

unforbærned (un-forbærned) not burnt. ∞ ^unforbærned$

unforboden (un-forboden) not forbidden. ∞ ^unforboden$

unforbūgendlic (un-forbūgend|lic) inevitable. ∞ ^unforbūgendlic$

~līce av. (gazing) fixedly. ∞ ^unforbūgendlīce$

unforburnen (un-forburnen) not burnt. ∞ ^unforburnen$

unforcūþ (un-forcūþ) noble, good [Cp. fracoþ]. ∞ ^unforcūþ$

~līce av. nobly, well. ∞ ^unforcūþlīce$

unfordytt (un-fordytt) unobstructed. ∞ ^unfordytt$

unforebyrdig (un-forebyrdig) impatient. ∞ ^unforebyrdig$

unforescēawod (un-forescēawod) unconsidered, hasty. ∞ ^unforescēawod$

~lic hasty, rash. ∞ ^unforescēawodlic$

unforgiėfen (un-forgiėfen) not forgiven; not given in marriage. ∞ ^unforgiėfen$

unforgiėtende (un-forgiėtende) mindful wg. ∞ ^unforgiėtende$

unforgolden (un-forgolden) unremunerated. ∞ ^unforgolden$

unforhæ̂fdnes, unforhæ̂fednes (un-forhæ̂f(e)dnes) f. incontinence. ∞ ^unforhæfdnes$ ^unforhæfednes$

unforhladen (un-forhladen) inexhausted Gl. ∞ ^unforhladen$

unforht (un-forht) fearless. ∞ ^unforht$

~e av. fearlessly. ∞ ^unforhte$

~igende fearless. ∞ ^unforhtigende$

~līce av. fearlessly. ∞ ^unforhtlīce$

~mōd fearless. ∞ ^unforhtmōd$

unforlæ̂ten (un-forlæ̂ten) not left. ∞ ^unforlæten$

unformolsnod (un-formolsnod) not decayed. ∞ ^unformolsnod$

unformolten (un-formolten) unconsumed, undigested. ∞ ^unformolten$

unforod (un-forod) unbroken, inviolate. ∞ ^unforod$

~lic indissoluble. ∞ ^unforodlic$

unforrotigendlic (unforrot|igendlic), ~odlic incorruptible. ∞ ^unforrotigendlic$

unforscēawodlīce (un-forscēawodlīce) av. unexpectedly, suddenly; without forethought or consideration. ∞ ^unforscēawodlīce$

unforswǣled (un-forswǣled) not burnt. ∞ ^unforswǣled$

unforswīgod (un-forswīgod) not passed over in silence. ∞ ^unforswīgod$

unforswīþed (un-forswīþed) unconquered. ∞ ^unforswīþed$

unfortrędde (un-fortrędde) f. knot-grass. ∞ ^unfortrędde$

unfortreden (un-fortreden) (grass) not killed by treading. ∞ ^unfortreden$

unforwandigendlīce (un-forwand|igendlīce) av. without bashfulness. ∞ ^unforwandigendlīce$

~odlic unhesitating, fearless. ∞ ^unforwandodlic$

~odlīce av. without swerving, directly ; unexpectedly, suddenly; unhesitatingly, fearlessly; inconsiderately, rashly. ∞ ^unforwandodlīce$

unforwealwod (un-forwealwod) once unwithered (fruits) (?). ∞ ^unforwealwod$

unforwordenlic (un-forwordenlic) undecayed. ∞ ^unforwordenlic$

unforworht (un-forworht) innocent || unrestricted, free. ∞ ^unforworht$

unfracoþlīce (un-fracoþlīce) av. honourably, virtuously. ∞ ^unfracoþlīce$

ungefræ̂ge (un-gefræ̂g|e), ~elic unheard of, extraordinary. ∞ ^ungefræge$

~līce av. extraordinarily. ∞ ^ungefræglīce$

unfrætewod, ungefrætewod (un-(ge)frætewod) unadorned. ∞ ^unfrætewod$ ^ungefrætewod$

unfram (un-fram) † feeble. ∞ ^unfram$

ungefrēdelīce (un-gefrēdelīce) av. without sensation. ∞ ^ungefrēdelīce$

ungefręmed (un-gefręmed) unfinished. ∞ ^ungefręmed$

unfręm (un-fręm) u f. damage, loss. ∞ ^unfręm$

~full not advantageous. ∞ ^unfręmfull$

ungefrēod (un-gefrēod) not freed. ∞ ^ungefrēod$

unfrēondlīce (un-frēondlīce) av. unfriendlily. ∞ ^unfrēondlīce$

unfricgende (un-fricgende) not questioning. ∞ ^unfricgende$

unfriþ (un-friþ) m. hostilities, war; being out of the king’s peace. ∞ ^unfriþ$

~flota m. hostile fleet. ∞ ^unfriþflota$

~hęre m. hostile army. ∞ ^unfriþhęre$

~land n. hostile country. ∞ ^unfriþland$

~scip n. war-ship ; ship of a hostile country. ∞ ^unfriþscip$

unfrōd (un-frōd) † young. ∞ ^unfrōd$

unfulfręmed (un-fulfręmed) imperfect; imperfect (tense). ∞ ^unfulfręmed$

~nes f. imperfection. ∞ ^unfulfręmednes$

unfulfręmming (un-fulfręmming) f. imperfection Gl. ∞ ^unfulfręmming$

unfūliende (un-fūliend|e), ~lic incorruptible. ∞ ^unfūliende$

unfullod, ungefullod (un-(ge)fullod), -fulwad not baptized. ∞ ^unfullod$ ^ungefullod$ ^unfulwad$ ^ungefulwad$

ungefullod (un-gefullod) unfulfilled. ∞ ^ungefullod$

unfulworht (un-fulworht) unfinished. ∞ ^unfulworht$

ungefylled (un-gefyll|ed), ~e(n)dlic insatiable. ∞ ^ungefylled$ ^ungefyllendlic$ ^ungefylledlic$

ungefynde (un-gefynde) worthless (corn). ∞ ^ungefynde$

ungēara (un-gēara) av. lately; soon, gen. w. nū. ∞ ^ungēara$

ungearo (un-gearo) not ready (to act); unprepared (against attack) — on ungearwe by surprise, suddenly; uncultivated (land). ∞ ^ungearo$

ungegearwod (un-gegearwod) not clothed. ∞ ^ungegearwod$

ungel m. fat. ∞ ^ungel$

ungęnge (un-gęnge) useless lN. ∞ ^ungęnge$

ungeorne (un-georn|e) av. reluctantly ; negligently. ∞ ^ungeorne$

~full negligent. ∞ ^ungeornfull$

ungiėfende (un-giėfende) (?) unforgiving. For unfor- (?). ∞ ^ungiėfende$

ungiėfu (un-giėfu) f. evil gift. ∞ ^ungiėfu$

ungiėld (un-giėld), ~e n. excessive tax. ∞ ^ungiėld$

~a m. one who is not a member of a guild. ∞ ^ungiėlda$

~e not entitled to compensation. ∞ ^ungiėlde$

ungīemmen, ungīemmenn (un-gīemm|en(n)) f. carelessness. ∞ ^ungīemmen$ ^ungīemmenn$

~ende careless. ∞ ^ungīemmende$

ungięred (un-gięred) not clothed. ∞ ^ungięred$

ungifeþe (un-gifeþe) † not granted. ∞ ^ungifeþe$

ungifre (un-gifre) † pernicious. ∞ ^ungifre$

unginn (un-ginn) † not ample. ∞ ^unginn$

unglæd (un-glæd) sad, cheerless (of stormy sea). ∞ ^unglæd$

~lic stern, gloomy Gl. ∞ ^unglædlic$

unglēaw (un-glēaw) † dull, not keen (of edge of sword) (?) || not sagacious; ignorant wg. ∞ ^unglēaw$

~līce av. unwisely, imprudently. ∞ ^unglēawlīce$

~nes f. folly, imprudence, ignorance. ∞ ^unglēawnes$

~scipe m. folly, imprudence, ignorance. ∞ ^unglēawscipe$

unglęnged (un-glęnged) unadorned. ∞ ^unglęnged$

ungīeþe (un-gīeþe) † not scanty, liberal. ∞ ^ungīeþe$

ungōd (un-gōd) I. evil, bad. II. n. evil. ∞ ^ungōd$

ungrāpigende (un-grāpigende) not handling (of hands). ∞ ^ungrāpigende$

ungrēne (un-grēne) † not green. ∞ ^ungrēne$

ungegrēt (un-gegrēt) not greeted. ∞ ^ungegrēt$

ungriþ (un-griþ) (?) n. hostility. ∞ ^ungriþ$

ungrynde (un-grynde) † bottomless, deep R. ∞ ^ungrynde$

ungyltig (un-gyltig) innocent. ∞ ^ungyltig$

unhādod, ungehādod (un-(ge)hādod) not in holy orders. ∞ ^unhādod$ ^ungehādod$

ungehæledlic (un-gehæl|edlic), ~endlic incurable. ∞ ^ungehæledlic$

unhǣl, unhǣlo (un-hǣl(o)) f. bad health, unsoundness (in an animal) ; † misfortune. ∞ ^unhǣl$ ^unhǣlo$

unhǣlþ (un-hǣlþ) f. bad health. ∞ ^unhǣlþ$

unhǣmed, ungehǣmed (un-(ge)hǣmed) unmarried. ∞ ^unhǣmed$ ^ungehǣmed$

ungehæplic (un-gehæplic) unsuitable. ∞ ^ungehæplic$

unhāl (un-hāl) in bad health, unsound (animal). ∞ ^unhāl$

~węndlic incurable. ∞ ^unhālwęndlic$

unhālgod, ungehālgod (un-(ge)hālgod) unconsecrated. ∞ ^unhālgod$ ^ungehālgod$

unhālig (un-hālig) not holy. ∞ ^unhālig$

unhandworht (un-handworht) not made with hands. ∞ ^unhandworht$

unhār (un-hār) † bald (?) or very greyhaired (?). ∞ ^unhār$ ^anhār$

ungehāten (un-gehāten) not promised. ∞ ^ungehāten$

ungehēafdod (un-gehēafdod) (swelling) not come to a head. ∞ ^ungehēafdod$

unhēah (un-hēah) not lofty, low. ∞ ^unhēah$

ungehealdsum (un-gehealdsum), -healt- incontinent. ∞ ^ungehealdsum$

~līce av. incontinently. ∞ ^ungehealdsumlīce$

~nes f. incontinence. ∞ ^ungehealdsumnes$

unhēanlīce (un-hēanlīce) av. nobly, bravely. ∞ ^unhēanlīce$

unhearmgeorn (un-hearmgeorn) inoffensive. ∞ ^unhearmgeorn$

unheld = -hyld. ∞ ^unheld$

ungehęnde (un-gehęnd|e) distant. ∞ ^ungehęnde$

~nes f. distance. ∞ ^ungehęndnes$

unhēore (un-hēore) = -hīere. ∞ ^unhēore$

ungeheort (un-geheort) disheartened. ∞ ^ungeheort$

unhęred (un-hęred) not praised. ∞ ^unhęred$

unhęrigendlic (un-hęrigendlic) not praiseworthy. ∞ ^unhęrigendlic$

unhīere (un-hīer|e), ēo I. fierce, cruel, grievous. II. fiercely. ∞ ^unhīere$ ^unhyre$

~lic fierce; strong (wind); doleful (poem). ∞ ^unhīerlic$

ungehīered (un-gehīered) unheard of. ∞ ^ungehīered$

ungehīernes (un-gehīernes) f. deafness. ∞ ^ungehīernes$

unhīersum, ungehīersum (un-(ge)hīersum) disobedient. ∞ ^unhīersum$ ^ungehīersum$

~līce av. disobediently. ∞ ^unhīersumlīce$

~nes f. disobedience. ∞ ^unhīersumnes$

~od disobedient. ∞ ^unhīersumod$

ungehiert (un-gehiert) cowardly. ∞ ^ungehiert$

unhīredwist (un-hīredwist) f. unfamiliarity !. ∞ ^unhīredwist$

unhīwe (un-hīwe) formless. ∞ ^unhīwe$

unhīwed (un-hīwed) colourless. ∞ ^unhīwed$

ungehīwod (un-gehīwod) unformed; unfeigned. ∞ ^ungehīwod$

ungehlēoþor (un-gehlēoþor) inharmonious. ∞ ^ungehlēoþor$

unhlēowe (un-hlēowe) † chill (wave). ∞ ^unhlēowe$

unhlīse (un-hlīse) disreputable. ∞ ^unhlīse$

unhlīsa (un-hlīs|a) m. infamy. ∞ ^unhlīsa$

~bæ̂re disreputable. ∞ ^unhlīsbære$

~ēadig disreputable. ∞ ^unhlīsēadig$

~full disreputable. ∞ ^unhlīsfull$

~ig disreputable. ∞ ^unhlīsig$

unhlitme (un-hlitme) † = *unflitme (?). ∞ ^unhlitme$

unhnēaw (un-hnēaw) † liberal; abundant (gifts). ∞ ^unhnēaw$

unhoga (un-hoga) foolish lN. ∞ ^unhoga$

unhold (un-hold) hostile ; not loyal. ∞ ^unhold$

~a † m. fiend. ∞ ^unholda$

unhrædspræ̂ce (un-hrædspræ̂ce) slow of speech. ∞ ^unhrædspræce$

unhrēoflig (un-hrēoflig) not leprous. ∞ ^unhrēoflig$

ungehrępod (un-gehrępod) untouched. ∞ ^ungehrępod$

ungehrihen (un-gehrihen) untouched. ∞ ^ungehrihen$

unhrōr (un-hrōr) not moving intr. ∞ ^unhrōr$

unhūfed (un-hūfed) bare-headed Gl. ∞ ^unhūfed$

ungehwǣde (un-gehwǣde) much. ∞ ^ungehwǣde$

unhwearfiende (un-hwearfiende) unchanging. ∞ ^unhwearfiende$

unhwīlen (un-hwīlen) † eternal. ∞ ^unhwīlen$

unhygdig (un-hygdig), -hyd- foolish. ∞ ^unhygdig$

unhyldo (un-hyldo) f. disfavour, hostility. ∞ ^unhyldo$

unhȳþig (un-hȳþig) unhappy. ∞ ^unhȳþig$

unīeþe (un-īeþe), ēa difficult; grievous. ∞ ^unīeþe$

~lic difficult, impossible; grievous. ∞ ^unīeþelic$

~līce av. with difficulty ; with hardship. ∞ ^unīeþelīce$

~licnes f. difficulty. ∞ ^unīeþelicnes$

unīeþ-, ēa. ∞ ^unīeþ$

~ian molest Gl. ∞ ^unīeþian$

~læ̂ce, ~læ̂cne, ā not easily cured. ∞ ^unīeþlæce$

~mięlte not easily digested. ∞ ^unīeþmięlte$

~nes f. hardship, affliction; severity; anxiety, grief. ∞ ^unīeþnes$

unlācnigendlic (un-lācnigendlic) incurable. ∞ ^unlācnigendlic$

unlācnod, ungelācnod (un-(ge)lācnod) uncured. ∞ ^unlācnod$ ^ungelācnod$

ungelādod (un-gelādod) not cleared (of charge). ∞ ^ungelādod$

ungelæccendlic (un-gelæccendlic) irreprehensible. ∞ ^ungelæccendlic$

unlæ̂ce (un-læ̂ce) m. bad physician. ∞ ^unlæce$

unlæ̂d (un-læ̂d) (†), ~e poor; unhappy, wretched; wicked; causing trouble or dispute, unlucky (of stolen cattle). ∞ ^unlæd$

~līce av. miserably. ∞ ^unlædlīce$

unlǣgne (un-lǣgne) = -līegne. ∞ ^unlǣgne$

unlæ̂ne (un-læ̂ne) permanent. ∞ ^unlæne$

unlǣred, ungelǣred (un-(ge)lǣred) not learned, ignorant. ∞ ^unlǣred$ ^ungelǣred$

~līce av. unskilfully. ∞ ^unlǣredlīce$

~nes f. want of learning. ∞ ^unlǣrednes$

unlæt (un-læt) not slow, energetic wg. ∞ ^unlæt$

unlæ̂tto (un-læ̂tto) f. sin [unlæ̂d]. ∞ ^unlætto$

unlāf (un-lāf) f. posthumous child. ∞ ^unlāf$

unlagu (un-lagu) f. bad law; injustice. ∞ ^unlagu$

unland (un-land) n. what is not land †; barren land. ∞ ^unland$

~āgende not possessing land. ∞ ^unlandāgende$

unlār (un-lār) f. bad teaching or advice. ∞ ^unlār$

ungelaþod (un-gelaþod) uninvited. ∞ ^ungelaþod$

ungelēaf (un-gelēaf) unbelieving. ∞ ^ungelēaf$

ungelēafa (un-gelēaf|a) m. unbelief. ∞ ^ungelēafa$

~full unbelieving. ∞ ^ungelēaffull$

~fullic unbelieving; incredible. ∞ ^ungelēaffullic$

~fullīce av. incredibly. ∞ ^ungelēaffullīce$

~fulnes f. unbelief. ∞ ^ungelēaffulnes$

~lic incredible. ∞ ^ungelēaflic$

~sum infidel. ∞ ^ungelēafsum$

~sumnes f. infidelity. ∞ ^ungelēafsumnes$

unleahtorwierþe (un-leahtorwierþe) irreprehensible. ∞ ^unleahtorwierþe$

unlēanod (un-lēanod) not repaid. ∞ ^unlēanod$

unlēas (un-lēas) true, honest. ∞ ^unlēas$

~līce av. truly. ∞ ^unlēaslīce$

~nes f. truth. ∞ ^unlēasnes$

unlēof (un-lēof) odious. ∞ ^unlēof$

unlibbende (un-libbende) dead. ∞ ^unlibbende$

unlīchamlic (un-līchamlic) incorporeal. ∞ ^unlīchamlic$

unlīcwierþe (un-līcwierþe) unpleasing. ∞ ^unlīcwierþe$

ungelīc (un-gelīc) different. ∞ ^ungelīc$

~a m. one not like another. ∞ ^ungelīca$

~e av. differently. ∞ ^ungelīce$

~lic improper. ∞ ^ungelīclic$

~līce av. improperly. ∞ ^ungelīclīce$

~nes f. difference. ∞ ^ungelīcnes$

ungelīefed (un-gelīef|ed) infidel. ∞ ^ungelīefed$

~end infidel lN. ∞ ^ungelīefend$

~edlic, ~endlic incredible. ∞ ^ungelīefedlic$

~nes f. unbelief. ∞ ^ungelīefnes$

unlīefed, ungelīefed (un-(ge)līefed) not allowed. ∞ ^unlīefed$ ^ungelīefed$

unlīefedlic, unlīefendlic (un-līefe(n)dlic) unlawful. ∞ ^unlīefedlic$ ^unlīefendlic$

unlīegne (un-līegne) not to be denied, incontrovertible LL. ∞ ^unlīegne$

unlīf (un-līf) n. — ~es dead. ∞ ^unlīf$

unlifigende (un-lifigende) dead. ∞ ^unlifigende$ ^unlyfigende$

ungelimp (un-gelimp) n. misfortune. ∞ ^ungelimp$

~lic unseasonable; unfortunate. ∞ ^ungelimplic$

~līce av. unseasonably ; unhappily. ∞ ^ungelimplīce$

unlīþe (un-līþe) severe, cruel. ∞ ^unlīþe$

unliþuwāc (un-liþuwāc), -leo- inflexible, severe. ∞ ^unliþuwāc$

~nes f. inflexibility, severity. ∞ ^unliþuwācnes$

unlofod (un-lofod) not praised. ∞ ^unlofod$

unlust (un-lust) m. disinclination, tedium ; want of appetite | evil desire, lust. ∞ ^unlust$

ge~ian loathe. ∞ ^geunlustian$

unlybba (un-lyb|ba), ge- m. poison, drug; sorcery. ∞ ^unlybba$

~wyrhta m. sorcerer. ∞ ^unlybwyrhta$

unlyft (un-lyft) f. bad air, malaria. ∞ ^unlyft$

unlygen, ungelygen (un-(ge)lygen) truthful. ∞ ^unlygen$ ^ungelygen$

unlȳt (un-lȳt) n. much. ∞ ^unlȳt$

unlȳtel (un-lȳtel) I. big; great; much. II. n. much. ∞ ^unlȳtel$

ungemaca (un-gemaca) m. not a match or equal. ∞ ^ungemaca$

ungemæcc (un-gemæcc) dissimilar. ∞ ^ungemæcc$

unmæ̂g (un-mæ̂g) m. bad kinsman (?) or alien (?). ∞ ^unmæg$

~e not of kin, alien. ∞ ^unmæge$

unmægnes (un-mægnes) = *-mēagolnes. ∞ ^unmægnes$

unmæ̂le (un-mæ̂le) spotless, immaculate. ∞ ^unmæle$

unmǣne (un-mǣne) without evil, sincere (oath) ; devoid w. from. ∞ ^unmǣne$

unmæ̂re (un-mæ̂r|e) without fame, obscure. ∞ ^unmære$

~lic ignoble. ∞ ^unmærlic$

unmæ̂te (un-mæ̂t|e) immense, excessive. ∞ ^unmæte$

~lic immense. ∞ ^unmætlic$

~nes f. immenseness, excess. ∞ ^unmætnes$

ungemæ̂te (un-gemæ̂t|e) I. excessive. II. av. excessively. ∞ ^ungemæte$

~lic immense. ∞ ^ungemætlic$

unmǣþ (un-mǣþ) f. wrong. ∞ ^unmǣþ$

~lic excessive. ∞ ^unmǣþlic$

~līce av. immoderately, excessively; violently, cruelly. ∞ ^unmǣþlīce$

unmaga (un-mag|a) mf., ~u (?) f. helpless or needy person; one who is dependent on others, ward. ∞ ^unmaga$

unmanig (un-manig) few. ∞ ^unmanig$

unmann (un-mann) m. bad man. ∞ ^unmann$

unmēagol (un-mēagol) insipid. ∞ ^unmēagol$

~nes*, -mægnes f. weariness. ∞ ^unmēagolnes$

ungemēde (un-gemēd|e) incompatible; unpleasant. ∞ ^ungemēde$

~nes f. adversity lN. ∞ ^ungemēdnes$

unmedome (un-medom|e) unfit, unworthy. ∞ ^unmedome$

~līce av. improperly. ∞ ^unmedomlīce$

unmeltung (un-meltung) [ = ię (?)] f. indigestion. ∞ ^unmeltung$

ungemęnged (un-gemęnged), unm- unmixed. ∞ ^ungemęnged$ ^unmęnged$

~nes f. purity. ∞ ^ungemęngednes$

unmęnnisclic (un-męnnisclic) anti-human, unnatural. ∞ ^unmęnnisclic$

ungemet (un-gemet) I. n. immensity, large quantity; want of moderation — ~e, ~es, ~um excessively. II. av. excessively, very. ∞ ^ungemet$ ^unimete$

~ceald † very cold. ∞ ^ungemetceald$

~fæst excessive ; intemperate || very firm †. ∞ ^ungemetfæst$

~fæstlic irretentive. ∞ ^ungemetfæstlic$

~fæstnes f. intemperance. ∞ ^ungemetfæstnes$

~gīemen, ~gīemenn † f. excessive care. ∞ ^ungemetgīemen$

~hleahtor m. immoderate laughter. ∞ ^ungemethleahtor$

~lic, unm- immense; excessive. ∞ ^ungemetlic$

~līce, unm- av. immoderately; excessively. ∞ ^ungemetlīce$

~nes f. extravagance. ∞ ^ungemetnes$

~þurst m. excessive thirst. ∞ ^ungemetþurst$

~wæcce f. excessive wakefulness. ∞ ^ungemetwæcce$

~wæl n. great carnage. ∞ ^ungemetwæl$

~wilnung f. excessive desire. ∞ ^ungemetwilnung$

ungemetgod (un-gemetg|od) excessive; intemperate. ∞ ^ungemetgod$

~ung f. excess, intemperance. ∞ ^ungemetgung$

unmett (un-mett-) excess. ∞ ^unmett$

unmicel (un-micel) small. ∞ ^unmicel$

unmīdlod, ungemīdlod (un-(ge)mīdlod) unrestrained. ∞ ^unmīdlod$ ^ungemīdlod$

ungemięlt (un-gemięlt)*, y, e undigested. ∞ ^ungemięlt$ ^ungemylt$ ^ungemelt$

~nes*, e f. indigestion. ∞ ^ungemięltnes$

unmiht (un-miht) I. f. weakness. II. impossible lN. ∞ ^unmiht$

~elic, ~lic impossible. ∞ ^unmihtelic$ ^unmihtlic$

geunmiht (geun-miht), ungemiht (un-gemiht) without strength, weak. ∞ ^geunmiht$

unmihtig (un-mihtig), ~lic weak ; impossible lN. ∞ ^unmihtig$

~nes f. weakness, impotence. ∞ ^unmihtignes$

unmilde (un-mild|e) ungentle, harsh. ∞ ^unmilde$

~heort merciless. ∞ ^unmildheort$

unmilts (un-milts) f. anger (of God). ∞ ^unmilts$

~igendlic unpardonable. ∞ ^unmiltsigendlic$

~ung f. impiety, cruelty. ∞ ^unmiltsung$

unmōd (un-mōd) n. despondency. ∞ ^unmōd$

ungemōd (un-gemōd) at variance. ∞ ^ungemōd$

~nes f. contentiousness. ∞ ^ungemōdnes$

unmōdig (un-mōdig) pusillanimous; diffident. ∞ ^unmōdig$

ungemōdignes (un-gemōdignes) f. contentiousness. ∞ ^ungemōdignes$

ungemolsnod (un-gemolsnod) undecayed. ∞ ^ungemolsnod$

ungemunucod (un-gemunucod) not made a monk. ∞ ^ungemunucod$

unmurn (un-murn) † without anxiety, unconcerned. ∞ ^unmurn$

~līce † av. without anxiety. ∞ ^unmurnlīce$

ungemynd (un-gemynd) f. madness. ∞ ^ungemynd$

~ig unmindful wg. ∞ ^ungemyndig$

unmyndlinga (un-myndlinga) av. undesignedly; unexpectedly. ∞ ^unmyndlinga$

unmynegod (un-mynegod) not demanded. ∞ ^unmynegod$

unmyrge (un-myrg|e) sad (?) Gl. ∞ ^unmyrge$ ^unmyrige$

~þ f. sadness, misery. ∞ ^unmyrgþ$

unna (unn|a) m., ~e f. permission ; liberality ; what is granted, grant [ann]. ∞ ^unna$

unnēah (un-nēah) I. av., prp. wd. far (from). II. aj. distant lN. ∞ ^unnēah$

unnend m. one who grants lN. [ann]. ∞ ^unnend$

ungenīedd (un-genīedd) uncompelled. ∞ ^ungenīedd$

unnīedig (un-nīed|ig) uncompelled. ∞ ^unnīedig$

~unga av. without compulsion. ∞ ^unnīedunga$

unnīþing (un-nīþing) m. honest or respectable man vL. ∞ ^unnīþing$

unnytt (un-nyt|t), -net I. useless, frivolous. II. n. what is useless, folly, frivolity; detriment. ∞ ^unnytt$

~lic useless, unprofitable. ∞ ^unnytlic$

unnytlīce (un-nyt|līce) av. to no purpose; to ill purpose. ∞ ^unnytlīce$

~licnes f. unserviceableness. ∞ ^unnytlicnes$

~nes f. uselessness, triviality. ∞ ^unnytnes$

~wierþe useless. ∞ ^unnytwierþe$

~wierþlīce av. uselessly, to no purpose. ∞ ^unnytwierþlīce$

unofercumen (un-ofercumen) unconquered. ∞ ^unofercumen$

unoferfēre (un-oferfēre) impassable. ∞ ^unoferfēre$

unoferhrēfed (un-oferhrēfed) not roofed over. ∞ ^unoferhrēfed$

unoferswiþed (un-oferswiþ|ed) unconquered. ∞ ^unoferswiþed$

~edlic, ~ende, ~endlic invincible. ∞ ^unoferswiþedlic$

unoferwinnendlic (un-oferwinnendlic) invincible. ∞ ^unoferwinnendlic$

unoferwrigen (un-oferwrigen) not covered over. ∞ ^unoferwrigen$

unoferwunnen (un-oferwunnen)*, -innen unconquered. ∞ ^unoferwunnen$

unofslægen (un-ofslægen) not killed. ∞ ^unofslægen$

unonbindendlic (un-onbindendlic), -bundenlic indissoluble. ∞ ^unonbindendlic$

unonstyrigendlic (un-onstyrigendlic) motionless. ∞ ^unonstyrigendlic$

unonwęndedlic (un-onwęndedlic), -węndlic unchangeable. ∞ ^unonwęndedlic$

unonwęndendlic (un-onwęndend|lic) unchangeable. ∞ ^unonwęndendlic$

~līce av. unchangeably. ∞ ^unonwęndendlīce$

unorne (un-orn|e) mean, humble; old (clothes). ∞ ^unorne$

~lic mean, of small value. ∞ ^unornlic$

unplēolic (un-plēo|lic) safe. ∞ ^unplēolic$

~līce av. safely. ∞ ^unplēolīce$

ungerād (un-gerād) I. discordant, at variance wd. ; unskilful wg. ; boorish, foolish. II. n. discord, folly. ∞ ^ungerād$

~nes f. discord. ∞ ^ungerādnes$

unræ̂d (un-ræ̂d) m. bad policy, wickedness, folly; injury, detriment. ∞ ^unræd$

~fæstlīce f. ill-advisedly, foolishly. ∞ ^unrædfæstlīce$

~lic ill-advised, foolish. ∞ ^unrædlic$

~līce av. ill-advisedly, foolishly. ∞ ^unrædlīce$

~sīþ m. unprofitable course. ∞ ^unrædsīþ$

ungeræ̂d (un-geræ̂d) stupid. Cp. ungerād. ∞ ^ungeræd$

~elīce av. rudely. ∞ ^ungerædelīce$

~nes f. discord. ∞ ^ungerædnes$

unrǣden, unrǣdenn (un-rǣden(n)) ? † f. ill-advised action. ∞ ^unrǣden$ ^unrǣdenn$

unræfniendlic (un-ræfniendlic)*, on- intolerable. ∞ ^unræfniendlic$

ungeręcc (un-geręc|c) n. tumult. ∞ ^ungeręcc$

~lic tumultuous. ∞ ^ungeręclic$

~līce av. tumultuously. ∞ ^ungeręclīce$

ungeręgnod (un-geręgnod), -rēnod not ornamented. ∞ ^ungeręgnod$

ungereord (un-gereord) barbarous Gl. ∞ ^ungereord$

ungereordod (un-gereordod) unfed. ∞ ^ungereordod$

~lic, -reordlic insatiable. ∞ ^ungereordodlic$

unrētan (un-rēt|an) make sad. ∞ ^unrētan$

~o f. sadness, anxiety. ∞ ^unrēto$

unrēþe (un-rēþe) gentle. ∞ ^unrēþe$

unrīce (un-rīce) humble, poor. ∞ ^unrīce$

unriht (un-riht), f. I. wrong, wicked, unjust. II. n. wrong, wickedness, injustice. ∞ ^unriht$

~cyst f. vice. ∞ ^unrihtcyst$

~dæ̂d f. evil-doing. ∞ ^unrihtdæd$

~dæ̂de evil-doing. ∞ ^unrihtdæde$

~dēma m. unjust judge. ∞ ^unrihtdēma$

~dōm m. iniquity. ∞ ^unrihtdōm$

~dōnde evil-doing. ∞ ^unrihtdōnde$

~e av. wrongly. ∞ ^unrihte$

~fēoung f. evil hatred. ∞ ^unrihtfēoung$

~giėld n. unjust tax vL. ∞ ^unrihtgiėld$

~giėlp n. vainglory. ∞ ^unrihtgiėlp$

~gītsung f. covetousness. ∞ ^unrihtgītsung$

unrihthǣman (unrihthǣm|an) commit fornication or adultery. ∞ ^unrihthǣman$

~ed I. n. fornication, adultery. II. adulterous. ∞ ^unrihthǣmed$

~dere m. adulterer. ∞ ^unrihthǣmdere$

~end m. adulterer. ∞ ^unrihthǣmend$

~ere m. adulterer, fornicator. ∞ ^unrihthǣmere$

unrihtlic (unriht|lic) wrong, wicked, unjust. ∞ ^unrihtlic$

~līce av. wrongly, unjustly. ∞ ^unrihtlīce$

~lust m. improper desire. ∞ ^unrihtlust$

~lyblāc n. sorcery. ∞ ^unrihtlyblāc$

~nes f. iniquity, injustice. ∞ ^unrihtnes$

~gestrēon n. unrighteous gain. ∞ ^unrihtgestrēon$

~weorc n. improper work. ∞ ^unrihtweorc$

~wīf n. loose woman. ∞ ^unrihtwīf$

~wīfung n. unlawful matrimony. ∞ ^unrihtwīfung$

~willende ill-disposed. ∞ ^unrihtwillende$

~wilnung, ~gewilnung f. evil desire. ∞ ^unrihtwilnung$

unrihtwīs evil, wicked, unjust. ∞ ^unrihtwīs$

~līce av. unrighteously. ∞ ^unrihtwīslīce$

~nes f. iniquity, injustice. ∞ ^unrihtwīsnes$

unrihtwrigels (unriht|wrigels) m. veil of error. ∞ ^unrihtwrigels$

~wyrcend, ~wyrcende (~wyrcend(e)) evil-doing, -doer. ∞ ^unrihtwyrcend$ ^unrihtwyrcende$

~wyrhta m. evil-doer. ∞ ^unrihtwyrhta$

unrīm (un-rīm) I. n. countless quantity. II. aj. innumerable. ∞ ^unrīm$

~e innumerable. ∞ ^unrīme$

~folc n. innumerable people. ∞ ^unrīmfolc$

ungerīm (un-gerīm) I. n. countless quantity. II. aj. innumerable. ∞ ^ungerīm$

~ed, ~(ed)lic innumerable. ∞ ^ungerīmed$

unrīpe (un-rīpe) immature. ∞ ^unrīpe$

ungerīpod (un-gerīpod) immature; premature. ∞ ^ungerīpod$

ungerīsende (un-gerīsende) unbecoming. ∞ ^ungerīsende$

ungerisene (un-gerisen|e), -risne I. unsuitable; improper. II. n., often pl. inconvenience ; unseemliness, disgrace. ∞ ^ungerisene$

~lic unseemly. ∞ ^ungerisenlic$

~līce av. disgracefully. ∞ ^ungerisenlīce$

~nes, -risnes f. disgrace. ∞ ^ungerisennes$

unrōt (un-rōt) sad. ∞ ^unrōt$

~ian be sad || tr. make sad. ∞ ^unrōtian$

~lic gloomy (sky). ∞ ^unrōtlic$

~mōd sad. ∞ ^unrōtmōd$

~nes f. sadness. ∞ ^unrōtnes$

~sian be sad || tr. make sad. ∞ ^unrōtsian$

unrōtlic (un-rōtlic) — ~e dōn pl. exterminate lN. (?). ∞ ^unrōtlic$

unrūh (un-rūh) smooth. ∞ ^unrūh$

ungeryde (un-geryd|e) I. boisterous, rough. II. n. rough place. ∞ ^ungeryde$

~elīce av. violently, very. ∞ ^ungerydelīce$

~nes f. tumult. ∞ ^ungerydnes$

unryne (un-ryne) m. diarrhoea. For ūt- (?). ∞ ^unryne$

unsac (un-sac) free from accusation. ∞ ^unsac$

ungesadelod (un-gesadelod) not saddled. ∞ ^ungesadelod$

unsæd (un-sæd) unsatiated. ∞ ^unsæd$

unsæ̂d n. evil seed. ∞ ^unsæd$

unsægd (un-sægd), -sæd unsaid. ∞ ^unsægd$

unsæ̂l (un-sæ̂l) m., gen. pl. unhappiness. ∞ ^unsæl$

~e evil, wicked. ∞ ^unsæle$

~ig unhappy ; wicked; calamitous. ∞ ^unsælig$

~þ, unge- f. unhappiness, misfortune. ∞ ^unsælþ$

ungesæ̂lig (un-gesæ̂lig) unhappy; calamitous. ∞ ^ungesælig$

~līce av. unhappily; wickedly. ∞ ^ungesæliglīce$

~nes f. misery. ∞ ^ungesælignes$

ungesæ̂llīce (un-gesæ̂llīce) av. unhappily. ∞ ^ungesællīce$

unsæpig (un-sæpig) sapless. ∞ ^unsæpig$

unsamwrǣde (un-samwrǣde) opposed, contrary. ∞ ^unsamwrǣde$

unsār (un-sār) free from pain. ∞ ^unsār$

unsāwen (un-sāwen) not sown (field). ∞ ^unsāwen$

ungescād (un-gescād), ēa I. n. want of intelligence, indiscretion. II. aj. unreasonable. III. av. unreasonably, excessively. ∞ ^ungescād$

~lic unreasonable. ∞ ^ungescādlic$

~līce, unscēadelīce av. unreasonably ; excessively. ∞ ^ungescādlīce$

ungescādwis irrational, foolish. ∞ ^ungescādwis$

~lic, unsc- irrational, indiscreet. ∞ ^ungescādwislic$

~līce av. indiscreetly. ∞ ^ungescādwislīce$

~nes f. want of intelligence, indiscretion. ∞ ^ungescādwisnes$

unscamfæst (un-scam|fæst) shameless. ∞ ^unscamfæst$

~fulnes f. shamelessness. ∞ ^unscamfulnes$

~iende not ashamed. ∞ ^unscamiende$

~ig unabashed. ∞ ^unscamig$

~lic shameless. ∞ ^unscamlic$

~līce av. shamelessly. ∞ ^unscamlīce$

ungescapen (un-gescapen) unformed; uncreated. ∞ ^ungescapen$

unscearp (un-scearp) not sharp (wine). ∞ ^unscearp$

~nes f. dullness (of mind). ∞ ^unscearpnes$

~sīene not sharp-sighted. ∞ ^unscearpsīene$

unscęnde (un-scęnde) †, y not bringing disgrace, honourable (gift). ∞ ^unscęnde$ ^unscynde$

unscęnded, ungescęnded (un-(ge)scęnded) uninjured. ∞ ^unscęnded$ ^ungescęnded$

unscęnnan (un-scęnnan) once unharness. ∞ ^unscęnnan$

unscęþed (un-scęþed) uninjured. ∞ ^unscęþed$

unscęþfull (un-scęþful|l), æ, ea innocent. ∞ ^unscęþfull$

~līce av. innocently. ∞ ^unscęþfullīce$

~nes f. innocence. ∞ ^unscęþfulnes$

ungescęþþed (un-gescęþþed) uninjured. ∞ ^ungescęþþed$

unscęþþende (un-scęþþende), æ, -sceaþþiende harmless, innocent. ∞ ^unscęþþende$

unscęþþig (un-scęþþig), æ, ea harmless, innocent. ∞ ^unscęþþig$

~nes f. innocence. ∞ ^unscęþþignes$

unscięlliht (un-scięlliht) without shells (fish). ∞ ^unscięlliht$

unscierped (un-scierped) not clothed. ∞ ^unscierped$

unscōgan (un-scōgan) = on-. ∞ ^unscōgan$

unscoren (un-scoren) unshorn, unshaved. ∞ ^unscoren$

unscortende (un-scortende) not running short lN. ∞ ^unscortende$

ungescrēpe (un-gescrēp|e), ǣ inconvenient. ∞ ^ungescrēpe$

~nes f. inconvenience. ∞ ^ungescrēpnes$

~o f. inconvenience. ∞ ^ungescrēpo$

unscyld (un-scyld) f. innocence || grievous fault. ∞ ^unscyld$

~ig guiltless, innocent; not accountable (for ill result). ∞ ^unscyldig$

~iglic innocent. ∞ ^unscyldiglic$

~ignes f. innocence. ∞ ^unscyldignes$

unscynde (un-scynde) = -scęnde. ∞ ^unscynde$

unseald (un-seald) not given. ∞ ^unseald$

unsealt (un-sealt) without salt. ∞ ^unsealt$

ungesegnod (un-gesegnod), -sēnod not marked with the sign of the cross. ∞ ^ungesegnod$

unsęht (un-sęht) I. mfn. discord. II. aj. at variance, mutually hostile. ∞ ^unsęht$

unseldan (un-seldan) av. often. ∞ ^unseldan$

ungesēonde (un-gesēonde) blind. ∞ ^ungesēonde$

ungesewen (un-gesewen) unseen. ∞ ^ungesewen$

~lic, uns- invisible. ∞ ^ungesewenlic$

~līce av. invisibly. ∞ ^ungesewenlīce$

unsibb (un-sibb) f. enmity; strife, war; disagreement, dissension. ∞ ^unsibb$

~ian disagree. ∞ ^unsibbian$

ungesibb (un-gesibb) not related or akin ; at variance. ∞ ^ungesibb$

ungesibsum (un-gesibsum) quarrelsome. ∞ ^ungesibsum$

~nes, uns- f. quarrelsomeness; discord. ∞ ^ungesibsumnes$

unsidefull (un-sideful|l) unchaste. ∞ ^unsidefull$

~nes f. unchastity. ∞ ^unsidefulnes$

unsidu (un-sidu) m. vice. ∞ ^unsidu$

ungesięlt (un-gesięlt) not salted. ∞ ^ungesięlt$

ungesīene (un-gesīen|e), ~lic invisible. ∞ ^ungesīene$

unsigefæst (un-sigefæst) unvictorious. ∞ ^unsigefæst$

unsīþ (un-sīþ) m. evil or rash expedition ; misfortune. ∞ ^unsīþ$

unslæc (un-slæc), ea energetic. ∞ ^unslæc$

~līce av. energetically. ∞ ^unslæclīce$

~nes f. diligence. ∞ ^unslæcnes$

unslæ̂pig (un-slæ̂pig) sleepless. ∞ ^unslæpig$

unslāw (un-slāw), ǣ, ēa active, energetic. ∞ ^unslāw$

unslāwlīce (un-slāwlīce) av. actively. ∞ ^unslāwlīce$

unslit (un-slit) (n.) fat, tallow Gl. ∞ ^unslit$

unsliten (un-sliten) not torn. ∞ ^unsliten$

unsmeoruwig (un-smeoruwig) not greasy. ∞ ^unsmeoruwig$

unsmēþe (un-smēþ|e) rough. ∞ ^unsmēþe$

~nes f. roughness. ∞ ^unsmēþnes$

unsmōþ (un-smōþ) (?) rough. ∞ ^unsmōþ$

unsnotor (un-snotor), tt foolish. ∞ ^unsnotor$

~līce av. unwisely. ∞ ^unsnotorlīce$

~nes f. folly. ∞ ^unsnotornes$

unsnytro (un-snytr|o), tt f. folly. ∞ ^unsnytro$

~um foolishly. ∞ ^unsnytrum$

unsoden, ungesoden (un-(ge)soden) not boiled or cooked. ∞ ^unsoden$ ^ungesoden$

unsōfte (un-sōft|e) av. in discomfort: him ~ wearþ he felt discomfort; severely; with difficulty. ∞ ^unsōfte$

~līce av. not gently. ∞ ^unsōftlīce$

unsōm (un-sōm) f. disagreement. ∞ ^unsōm$

ungesōm (un-gesōm) at variance. ∞ ^ungesōm$

unsorg (un-sorg) without anxiety. ∞ ^unsorg$

unsōþ (un-sōþ) I. not true. II. n. untruth. ∞ ^unsōþ$

~fæst unveracious; unjust. ∞ ^unsōþfæst$

~fæstnes f. injustice, iniquity. ∞ ^unsōþfæstnes$

~ian falsify, disprove. ∞ ^unsōþian$

~sagol mendacious. ∞ ^unsōþsagol$

unspēd (un-spēd) f. poverty, want. ∞ ^unspēd$

~ig poor; barren (soil). ∞ ^unspēdig$

unspiwol (un-spiwol) not emetic. ∞ ^unspiwol$

unsprecende (un-sprecende) speechless. ∞ ^unsprecende$

unstæfwīs (un-stæfwīs) illiterate. ∞ ^unstæfwīs$

ungestæþþig (un-gestæþþig), unat- unstable, inconstant. ∞ ^ungestæþþig$

~lic*, -stæþþelic unstable. ∞ ^ungestæþþiglic$

~līce av. unsteadily. ∞ ^ungestæþþiglīce$

~nes, unst- f. unsteadiness. ∞ ^ungestæþþignes$

unstaþolfæst (un-staþolfæst) not stationary; desiring change, unsettled; not steadfast, wavering (in mind). ∞ ^unstaþolfæst$

~nes f. inconstancy. ∞ ^unstaþolfæstnes$

unstędefull (un-stędeful|l)*, unstydsul apostate lN. ∞ ^unstędefull$

~nes*, onstydf- f. instability lN. ∞ ^unstędefulnes$

unstęnc (un-stęnc) m. stench. ∞ ^unstęnc$

unstille (un-still|e) not still; restless, turbulent; not at peace, troubled. ∞ ^unstille$

ge~ian disturb. ∞ ^geunstillian$

~nes f. motion; disturbance, bustle; breach of peace; restlessness, unruliness ; agitation (of mind). ∞ ^unstillnes$

unstrang (un-strang) weak. ∞ ^unstrang$

~ian be weak. ∞ ^unstrangian$

~nes f. weakness. ∞ ^unstrangnes$

unstręnge (un-stręnge) weak. ∞ ^unstręnge$

ungestrēon (un-gestrēon) n. ill-gotten treasure. ∞ ^ungestrēon$

ungestroden (un-gestroden) not liable to confiscation. ∞ ^ungestroden$

unstyrigende (un-styrigende) stationary. ∞ ^unstyrigende$

unstyrigendlic (un-styrigendlic) insupportable (burden). ∞ ^unstyrigendlic$

unswæ̂s (un-swæ̂s) unpleasant. ∞ ^unswæs$

~lic grievous, unpleasant. ∞ ^unswæslic$

unswefn (un-swefn) n. bad dream. ∞ ^unswefn$

ungeswēge (un-geswēge) discordant. ∞ ^ungeswēge$

ungeswęncedlic (un-geswęncedlic) indefatigable. ∞ ^ungeswęncedlic$

unsweotol (un-sweotol) not discernible. ∞ ^unsweotol$

unswēte (un-swēte) sour, bitter; fetid. ∞ ^unswēte$

unswicen (un-swicen) not betrayed, safe. ∞ ^unswicen$

unswīcende (un-swīcende) loyal. ∞ ^unswīcende$

ungeswīcendlīce (un-geswīcendlīce) av. incessantly. ∞ ^ungeswīcendlīce$

unswicigende (un-swicigende) unfailing, loyal. ∞ ^unswicigende$

unswicol (un-swicol) honest. ∞ ^unswicol$

unswīþ (un-swīþ) weak. ∞ ^unswīþ$

~e av. not vigorously. ∞ ^unswīþe$

ungeswuncen (un-geswuncen) unlaboured Gl. ∞ ^ungeswuncen$

unsȳferlic (un-sȳfer|lic) impure. ∞ ^unsȳferlic$

~nes f. impurity. ∞ ^unsȳfernes$

unsȳfre (un-sȳfre) dirty; (morally) impure. ∞ ^unsȳfre$

unsynn (un-synn) f. — † ~um guiltlessly, without having deserved it. ∞ ^unsynn$

unsynnig (un-synnig) guiltless, innocent; undeserved (punishment). ∞ ^unsynnig$

ungetæl (un-getæl), e innumerable. ∞ ^ungetæl$

untæ̂le (un-tæ̂l|e) blameless. ∞ ^untæle$

~ed unblamed. ∞ ^untæled$

~lic*, -tāllic irreprehensible. ∞ ^untællic$

~līce, ā av. blamelessly. ∞ ^untællīce$

~wierþe irreprehensible. ∞ ^untælwierþe$

~wierþlīce av. laudably. ∞ ^untælwierþlīce$

ungetǣse (un-getǣs|e) I. inconvenient, unpleasant. II. n. inconvenience, trouble. ∞ ^ungetǣse$

~līce av. inconveniently. ∞ ^ungetǣslīce$

~nes f. inconvenience. ∞ ^ungetǣsnes$

untāllic (un-tāllic) = -tæ̂llic. ∞ ^untāllic$

untamlic (un-tamlic)*, -tamcul untameable. ∞ ^untamlic$

unteald (un-teald) uncounted. ∞ ^unteald$

untealt (un-tealt) steady (ship). ∞ ^untealt$

untela (un-tela), eo, ea, a av. badly. ∞ ^untela$

untęllendlic (un-tęllendlic) indescribable vL. ∞ ^untęllendlic$

untęmed (un-tęmed) untamed. ∞ ^untęmed$

ungetemprung (un-getemprung) f. rough weather (!). ∞ ^ungetemprung$

unteogoþod (un-teogoþod) = -tēoþod. ∞ ^unteogoþod$

ungetēon- (un-getēon-) = ungetīen-. ∞ ^ungetēon$

untēorig (un-tēorig) untiring, unceasing. ∞ ^untēorig$

ungetēorigendlīce (un-getēor|igendlīce) av. indefatigably. ∞ ^ungetēorigendlīce$

~od unwearied. ∞ ^ungetēorod$

untēoþod (un-tēoþod)*, -tiogoþad untithed. ∞ ^untēoþod$

untīd (un-tīd)* f. wrong time. ∞ ^untīd$

~fyllo f. feasting at wrong times. ∞ ^untīdfyllo$

~lic unseasonable. ∞ ^untīdlic$

~līce av. unseasonably. ∞ ^untīdlīce$

~spræ̂c f. unseasonable talking. ∞ ^untīdspræc$

untīdweorc (un-tīd|weorc) n. work at wrong times. ∞ ^untīdweorc$

~gewidere n. unseasonable weather. ∞ ^untīdgewidere$

untīedre (un-tīedre)*, -tyddre firm (mind). ∞ ^untīedre$

untīemende (un-tīemende) barren. ∞ ^untīemende$

ungetīen- (un-getīen-), ēo, pl. ~a misfortune, trouble. ∞ ^ungetīen$

untilod (un-tilod) without provision made, unprepared. ∞ ^untilod$

untīma (un-tīm|a) m. wrong time; bad season, calamity. ∞ ^untīma$

~e ill-timed, bringing misfortune. ∞ ^untīme$

~nes f. bad season, calamity. ∞ ^untīmnes$

untīþa (un-tīþa)*, -tygþa unsuccessful in obtaining a request. ∞ ^untīþa$

untōbrocen (un-tōbrocen) not broken in pieces. ∞ ^untōbrocen$

untōclofen (un-tōclofen) not cloven (foot). ∞ ^untōclofen$

untōdǣled (un-tōdǣled) not divided or separated. ∞ ^untōdǣled$

~lic, -dǣllic, -dǣlendlic indivisible, inseparable. ∞ ^untōdǣledlic$

~līce av. indivisibly, inseparably. ∞ ^untōdǣledlīce$

~nes f. undividedness. ∞ ^untōdǣlednes$

untōdāllic (un-tōdāllic), -dǣllic indivisible, inseparable. ∞ ^untōdāllic$

ungetogen (un-getogen) uneducated. ∞ ^ungetogen$

untōlæ̂tendlīce (un-tōlæ̂tendlīce) av. unremittingly. ∞ ^untōlætendlīce$

untōlīesende (un-tōlīesende) inextricable. ∞ ^untōlīesende$

untōscacen (un-tōscacen) not destroyed. ∞ ^untōscacen$

untōslægen (un-tōslægen) not beaten to pieces. ∞ ^untōslægen$

untōsliten (un-tōsliten) not torn. ∞ ^untōsliten$

untōsprecendlic (un-tōsprecendlic) (!) ineffable. ∞ ^untōsprecendlic$

untōtwǣmed (un-tōtwǣmed) undivided, unseparated. ∞ ^untōtwǣmed$

untrāglīce (un-trāglīce) † av. well, honestly. ∞ ^untrāglīce$

untrēow (un-trēow) f. gen. pl. w. sg. meaning perfidy, fraud. ∞ ^untrēow$

~e = -trīewe. ∞ ^untrēowe$

~fæst untrustworthy. ∞ ^untrēowfæst$

~sian, unge- act unfairly, defraud abs. ; offend: untrēowsod bēon scandalizari. ∞ ^untrēowsian$

~þ, īe, unge- f. perfidy, treachery. ∞ ^untrēowþ$

untrīewe (un-trīew|e), ēo, unge- not faithful wd. ∞ ^untrīewe$

~līce av. perfidiously. ∞ ^untrīewlīce$

~þ = -trēowþ. ∞ ^untrīewþ$

ungetrīewnes (un-getrīewnes) f. infidelity. ∞ ^ungetrīewnes$

untrum (un-trum), unge- weak; in bad health. ∞ ^untrum$

~ian be weak || tr. enfeeble. ∞ ^untrumian$

~lic weak. ∞ ^untrumlic$

~nes, -trym- f. weakness; illness. ∞ ^untrumnes$

untrymed (un-trymed) unconfirmed (by bishop). ∞ ^untrymed$

untryinig (un-tryinig) weak, in bad health lN. ∞ ^untryinig$

~o f. illness lN. ∞ ^untryinigo$

untrymian, untrymigan (un-trymi(g)an) become weak or ill lN. ∞ ^untrymian$ ^untrymigan$

untrymnes (un-trymnes) = -trumnes. ∞ ^untrymnes$

untrymþ (un-trymþ) f. weakness; illness. ∞ ^untrymþ$

untwēo (un-twēo) m. certainty. ∞ ^untwēo$

~lic undoubted. ∞ ^untwēolic$

~līce, -twȳlīce av. undoubtedly; without feeling doubt. ∞ ^untwēolīce$

untwēod (un-twēod) unwavering (courage). ∞ ^untwēod$

untwēogende (un·twēogend|e) I. not doubting, unhesitating, unwavering. II. av. without doubting. ∞ ^untwēogende$

~lic certain. ∞ ^untwēogendlic$

~līce av. unhesitatingly ; unequivocally. ∞ ^untwēogendlīce$

untwēonigend (un-twēonigend)*, ȳ indubitable. ∞ ^untwēonigend$

untwifeald (un-twifeald) united; simple-minded, sincere. ∞ ^untwifeald$

untwȳlīce (un-twȳlīce) = twēo-. ∞ ^untwȳlīce$

untȳd, ungetȳd (un-(ge)tȳd), -dd untrained, unskilled. ∞ ^untȳd$ ^ungetȳd$

untȳdre (un-tȳdre) † once, m. monster. ∞ ^untȳdre$

untȳdrende (un-tȳdrende) barren. ∞ ^untȳdrende$

untygþa (un-tygþa) = -tiþa. ∞ ^untygþa$

untȳned (un-tȳned) unfenced. ∞ ^untȳned$

ungetynge (un-getyng|e), ~full not eloquent. ∞ ^ungetynge$

unþærfe (un-þærfe) = -þięrfe. ∞ ^unþærfe$

unþæslic (un-þæs|lic), unge- unsuitable, unseemly. ∞ ^unþæslic$

~līce av. improperly. ∞ ^unþæslīce$

~licnes f. unseemliness. ∞ ^unþæslicnes$

~licu f. incongruity once L. ∞ ^unþæslicu$

unþanc (un-þanc) m. displeasure, ill-will; opposite of thanks : him ~ sǣde þæs; act of ill-will, offence | ~es against one’s will wg. : his ~es. ∞ ^unþanc$

~full, unge- ungrateful wg. ∞ ^unþancfull$

~wierþe, ~weorþ, u unacceptable; ungrateful. ∞ ^unþancwierþe$

ungeþanc (un-geþanc) m. evil thought. ∞ ^ungeþanc$

~full ungrateful. ∞ ^ungeþancfull$

ungeþeaht (un-geþeaht) n. bad counsel. ∞ ^ungeþeaht$

~endlīce av. hastily. ∞ ^ungeþeahtendlīce$

unþearf (un-þearf) f. disadvantage, detriment. ∞ ^unþearf$

~es av. needlessly. ∞ ^unþearfes$

unþēaw (un-þēaw) m. bad habit, vice. ∞ ^unþēaw$

~fæst vicious, unmannerly. ∞ ^unþēawfæst$

~fæstlīce av. viciously. ∞ ^unþēawfæstlīce$

~full undisciplined. ∞ ^unþēawfull$

ungeþēawe (un-geþēaw|e) opposed to one’s habits. ∞ ^ungeþēawe$

~fæst ill-regulated. ∞ ^ungeþēawfæst$

unþegenlīce (un-þegenlīce) av. basely. ∞ ^unþegenlīce$

ungeþēod (un-geþēod) separate. ∞ ^ungeþēod$

unþięrfe (un-þięrfe)*, æ useless lN. ∞ ^unþięrfe$

unþinged (un-þinged), unge- unexpected, sudden. ∞ ^unþinged$

unþingod (un-þingod) unatoned. ∞ ^unþingod$

unþolemōdnes (un-þol|emōdnes) f. impatience. ∞ ^unþolemōdnes$

~igendlic intolerable. ∞ ^unþoligendlic$

unþrīste (un-þrīste) timid, diffident. ∞ ^unþrīste$

unþrowendlicnes (un-þrow|endlicnes) f. impassibility. ∞ ^unþrowendlicnes$

~igendlic incapable of suffering. ∞ ^unþrowigendlic$

ungeþungen (un-geþungen) vile. ∞ ^ungeþungen$

unþurhscēotendlic (un-þurhscēotendlic) impenetrable. ∞ ^unþurhscēotendlic$

unþurhtogen (un-þurhtogen) not performed. ∞ ^unþurhtogen$

unþwægen (un-þwægen), o unwashed. ∞ ^unþwægen$

ungeþwǣre (un-geþwǣr|e), unþ- I. at variance, quarrelsome; troublesome, unpleasant. II. n. disturbance lN. ∞ ^ungeþwǣre$

~ian, geunþwæ̂rian be at variance. ∞ ^ungeþwǣrian$

~lic discordant. ∞ ^ungeþwǣrlic$

~līce av. ungently. ∞ ^ungeþwǣrlīce$

~nes, unþ~ f. discord, quarrel; vexation, trouble. ∞ ^ungeþwǣrnes$

unþyhtig (un-þyhtig) weak. ∞ ^unþyhtig$

ungeþyld (un-geþyld) fn. impatience. ∞ ^ungeþyld$

~ig, unþ- impatient. ∞ ^ungeþyldig$

~iglīce, ~elīce av. impatiently. ∞ ^ungeþyldiglīce$

unþyldlicnes (un-þyldlicnes) f. difficulty (!) Bd. ∞ ^unþyldlicnes$

unwāclic (un-wāc|lic) † splendid. ∞ ^unwāclic$

~līce † av. resolutely ; splendidly. ∞ ^unwāclīce$

unwæ̂ded (un-wæ̂ded) not clothed. ∞ ^unwæded$

ungewæ̂pnod (un-gewæ̂pnod) unarmed. ∞ ^ungewæpnod$

unwær (un-wær) not on one’s guard; heedless | unwær, on ~, ~es, on unwaran (= -urn) av. unexpectedly. ∞ ^unwær$

~lic heedless. ∞ ^unwærlic$

~līce av. heedlessly, carelessly. ∞ ^unwærlīce$

~nes f. heedlessness. ∞ ^unwærnes$

~scipe m. heedlessness. ∞ ^unwærscipe$

unwæscen (un-wæscen) not washed. ∞ ^unwæscen$

unwæstm (un-wæstm) m. failure of crops; weed lN. ∞ ^unwæstm$

~bæ̂re unproductive, barren. ∞ ^unwæstmbære$

~bæ̂rnes f. barrenness. ∞ ^unwæstmbærnes$

~berendlic barren. ∞ ^unwæstmberendlic$

~berendnes f. barrenness. ∞ ^unwæstmberendnes$

~fæst barren. ∞ ^unwæstmfæst$

~fæstnes f. barrenness. ∞ ^unwæstmfæstnes$

unwæterig (un-wæterig) without water. ∞ ^unwæterig$

unwandiende (un-wandiende) unhesitating. ∞ ^unwandiende$

unwarnod (un-warnod) unwarned. ∞ ^unwarnod$

ungeweald (un-geweald) — ~es av. involuntarily, by chance. ∞ ^ungeweald$

ungewealden (un-gewealden) disordered (stomach) (?). ∞ ^ungewealden$

unwealt (un-wealt) steady (ship). ∞ ^unwealt$

unwearnum (un-wearnum) † av. without hindrance, irresistibly. ∞ ^unwearnum$

unweaxen (un-weaxen) not grown up. ∞ ^unweaxen$

unweder (un-weder), unge- n. bad weather, storm. ∞ ^unweder$

~līce av. so as to threaten bad weather. ∞ ^unwederlīce$

unwegen (un-wegen) not weighed. ∞ ^unwegen$

unwęmme (un-węm|me) without blemish, uninjured, inviolate. ∞ ^unwęmme$

~lic immaculate. ∞ ^unwęmlic$

~nes f. immaculateness. ∞ ^unwęmnes$

unwęmmed (un-węmm|ed) immaculate. ∞ ^unwęmmed$

~ing f. incorruption Gl. ∞ ^unwęmming$

ungewęmmed (un-gewęmmed), ~lic uninjured; immaculate. ∞ ^ungewęmmed$

~līce av. inviolably. ∞ ^ungewęmmedlīce$

~nes, -węmnes f. purity. ∞ ^ungewęmmednes$

ungewęndnes (un-gewęnd|nes) f. unchangeableness. ∞ ^ungewęndnes$

~endlic unchanging, chronic (illness). ∞ ^ungewęndendlic$

unwēne (un-wēn|e) hopeless; unexpected. ∞ ^unwēne$

~ed unexpected. ∞ ^unwēned$

~lic unpromising. ∞ ^unwēnlic$

~unga av. unexpectedly. ∞ ^unwēnunga$

unwēod (un-wēod) n. weed. ∞ ^unwēod$

unweorcheard (un-weorcheard) infirm, delicate. ∞ ^unweorcheard$

unweorclic (un-weorclic)*, unwo- (time) not suitable for work. ∞ ^unweorclic$

unweorþ (un-weorþ) = -wierþe. ∞ ^unweorþ$

~ian dishonour, disgrace || become contemptible Gl. ∞ ^unweorþian$

~lic unimportant, petty; not creditable, infamous. ∞ ^unweorþlic$

~līce av. improperly; ignominiously; with indignation. ∞ ^unweorþlīce$

~scipe m. disgrace; indignation. ∞ ^unweorþscipe$

~ung f. disgrace; indignation. ∞ ^unweorþung$

unweotod (un-weotod) = -witod. ∞ ^unweotod$

unwęred (un-węred) uncovered. ∞ ^unwęred$

unwerig (un-werig) not weary. ∞ ^unwerig$

ungewērigod (un-gewērigod) unwearied. ∞ ^ungewērigod$

unwerod (un-werod) not sweet. ∞ ^unwerod$

unwidere (un-widere) n. bad weather, storm. ∞ ^unwidere$

ungewidere (un-gewider|e) n. bad weather. ∞ ^ungewidere$

~ung f. bad weather vL. ∞ ^ungewiderung$

unwīdlod (un-wīdlod) not polluted. ∞ ^unwīdlod$

ungewięld (un-gewięld), ~e unsubdued. ∞ ^ungewięld$

~elic unyielding. ∞ ^ungewięldelic$

ungewięrded (un-gewięrded) uninjured. ∞ ^ungewięrded$

unwierþe (un-wierþ|e), -weorþ, u of no value; not esteemed, contemptible; ignominious; wanting in merit, unworthy wg. ∞ ^unwierþe$

~nes f. contempt; disgrace. ∞ ^unwierþnes$

unwierþe (un-wierþe) av. unworthily. ∞ ^unwierþe$

unwill (un-will) — ~es against one’s will w. g., poss. pro. ∞ ^unwill$

ungewill (un-gewill) unpleasing vL. ∞ ^ungewill$

unwilla (un-will|a) m. what displeases | ~an, ~um against one’s will w. g., poss. pro.: his ~an, ūrum ~um. ∞ ^unwilla$

~ende unwilling. ∞ ^unwillende$

unwilsumlīce (un-wilsumlīce) av. against one’s will. ∞ ^unwilsumlīce$

unwine (un-wine) m. enemy. ∞ ^unwine$

ungewintred (un-gewintred) not grown up. ∞ ^ungewintred$

unwīs (un-wīs) foolish, stupid; ignorant wg. ∞ ^unwīs$

~dōm m. folly, stupidity; ignorance. ∞ ^unwīsdōm$

~lic foolish. ∞ ^unwīslic$

~līce av. foolishly. ∞ ^unwīslīce$

~nes f. ignorance ; wickedness lN. ∞ ^unwīsnes$

ungewiss (un-gewiss) I. uncertain | ignominious. II. n. uncertainty, doubt | unconsciousness, on ~e without knowing it. ~es av. involuntarily | ignominy. ∞ ^ungewiss$

~lic uncertain. ∞ ^ungewisslic$

~nes f. uncertainty. ∞ ^ungewissnes$

unwita (un-wita) m. ignorant person, fool. ∞ ^unwita$

unwitende (un-witende) not knowing, unconscious, frenzied. ∞ ^unwitende$

ungewītendlīce (un-gewītendlīce) av. permanently. ∞ ^ungewītendlīce$

unwītnigendlīce (un-wītn|igendlīce), unge- av. with impunity. ∞ ^unwītnigendlīce$

~od, unge- unpunished. ∞ ^unwītnod$

~ung f. impunity. ∞ ^unwītnung$

unwitod (un-witod), eo uncertain. ∞ ^unwitod$

unwitt (unwit|t). ∞ ^unwitt$

~weorc n. foolish work. ∞ ^unwitweorc$

ungewitt (un-gewit|t) n. insanity; folly. ∞ ^ungewitt$

~fæstnes f. madness. ∞ ^ungewitfæstnes$

~full insane; foolish. ∞ ^ungewitfull$

~fulnes f. insanity. ∞ ^ungewitfulnes$

~lic foolish. ∞ ^ungewitlic$

unwittig (un-wittig) unintelligent, stupid. ∞ ^unwittig$

ungewittig (un-gewittig) mad ; irrational; foolish. ∞ ^ungewittig$

~līce, -wittelīce av. foolishly. ∞ ^ungewittiglīce$

~nes f. foolishness. ∞ ^ungewittignes$

unwittol (un-wittol) ignorant. ∞ ^unwittol$

unwiþerweard (un-wiþerweard) not adverse. ∞ ^unwiþerweard$

unwiþmetenlic (un-wiþmeten|lic), -endlic incomparable. ∞ ^unwiþmetenlic$

~līce av. incomparably. ∞ ^unwiþmetenlīce$

unwlite (un-wlite) m. disfigurement. ∞ ^unwlite$

unwlitig (un-wlitig), unge- ugly, disfiguring. ∞ ^unwlitig$

~ian deprive of beauty || become ugly. ∞ ^unwlitigian$

~nes f. disfigurement. ∞ ^unwlitignes$

~ung f. disfiguring. ∞ ^unwlitigung$

unworht, ungeworht (un-(ge)worht) not made. ∞ ^unworht$ ^ungeworht$

unwrǣne (un-wrǣne) not lustful. ∞ ^unwrǣne$

unwrǣst (un-wrǣst), ~e weak, untrustworthy, contemptible. ∞ ^unwrǣst$

~līce av. feebly. ∞ ^unwrǣstlīce$

unwrecen (un-wrecen) unavenged; unpunished (crime). ∞ ^unwrecen$

unwręnc (un-wręnc) m. spiteful trick, artifice; vice. ∞ ^unwręnc$

unwriten, ungewriten (un-(ge)writen) unwritten. ∞ ^unwriten$ ^ungewriten$

unwrītere (un-wrītere) m. careless scribe. ∞ ^unwrītere$

unwriþen (un-wriþen) not bound. ∞ ^unwriþen$

ungewuna (un-gewun|a) I. m. bad habit. II. unaccustomed. ∞ ^ungewuna$

~elic unusual, exceptional; unfrequented. ∞ ^ungewunelic$

~elīce av. unusually. ∞ ^ungewunelīce$

unwunden (un-wunden) I. not wound. II. unwound = onwunden. ∞ ^unwunden$

unwundod (un-wundod) not wounded. ∞ ^unwundod$

unwunigendlic (un-wunigendlic), unge- uninhabitable. ∞ ^unwunigendlic$

unwynsum (un-wynsum) unpleasant. ∞ ^unwynsum$

~nes f. unpleasantness. ∞ ^unwynsumnes$

unwyrd (un-wyrd) f. misfortune. ∞ ^unwyrd$

ungewyrht (un-gewyrht) nf. — be ~um without cause. ∞ ^ungewyrht$

unymbwęndedlic (un-ymbwęndedlic) unalterable lN. ∞ ^unymbwęndedlic$

ūp, ūpp [by infl. of uppan] rest above, up ; erect | motion upwards ; up (a river), up (the country) — cuman ~ land, læ̂tan ~ put ashore, also fig. | separation ~ forlæ̂tan divide (course of river). ∞ ^ūp$

ūpāhafenlīce (ūp-āhafen|līce), æ av. arrogantly. ∞ ^ūpāhafenlīce$

~nes f. lifting up; exaltation ; exultation; pride. ∞ ^ūpāhafennes$

ūpāhęfedslīce (ūp-āhęfedslīce) av. proudly. ∞ ^ūpāhęfedslīce$

~nes f. lifting up; exaltation; pride. ∞ ^ūpāhęfedslīcenes$

ūpāsprungennes (ūp-āsprungennes), -springnes f. rising; origin. ∞ ^ūpāsprungennes$

ūpāstigennes (ūp-āstigennes), -stignes f. ascent; means of ascent. ∞ ^ūpāstigennes$

ūpāwęnd (ūp-āwęnd) upturned. ∞ ^ūpāwęnd$

ūpcund celestial. ∞ ^ūpcund$

ūpcyme (ūp-cyme) m. rise. ∞ ^ūpcyme$

ūpeard (ūp-eard) † m. dwelling on high (heaven). ∞ ^ūpeard$

ūpęnde (ūp-ęnde) m. upper end. ∞ ^ūpęnde$

ūpęngel (ūp-ęngel) † m. angel of heaven. ∞ ^ūpęngel$

ūpfæreld (ūp-færeld) n. ascension. ∞ ^ūpfæreld$

ūpfeax (ūp-feax) having hair above, bald in front Gl. ∞ ^ūpfeax$

ūpflēring (ūp-flēring) f. upper story or chamber. ∞ ^ūpflēring$

ūpflōr (ūp-flōr) f. upper story or chamber. ∞ ^ūpflōr$

ūpgang (ūp-gang) m. rising (of sun); landing, going up the country; access, approach. ∞ ^ūpgang$

ūpgodu (ūp-godu) npl. celestial deities. ∞ ^ūpgodu$

ūphafennes (ūp-hafennes), -hæfenes f. raising. ∞ ^ūphafennes$

ūphēafod (ūp-hēafod) n. top end (of field). ∞ ^ūphēafod$

ūphēah (ūp-hēah) upright; tall; distinguished, noble. ∞ ^ūphēah$

ūpheald (ūp-heald) n. supporter, maintenance. ∞ ^ūpheald$

ūphębbe (ūp-hębbe) † f. ‘tail-lifter,’ waterfowl, coot. ∞ ^ūphębbe$

ūphębbing (ūp-hębbing) f. rising lN. ∞ ^ūphębbing$

ūphęfnes (ūp-hęfnes) f. exaltation. ∞ ^ūphęfnes$

ūpheofon (ūp-heofon) m. lofty heaven, sky. ∞ ^ūpheofon$

ūphūs (ūp-hūs) n. upper chamber. ∞ ^ūphūs$

ūpland (ūp-land)*, uppel- n. up-country, rural districts vL. ∞ ^ūpland$

ūplang (ūp-lang) upright; tall. ∞ ^ūplang$

ūplęgen (ūp-lęgen) f. hair-pin. ∞ ^ūplęgen$

ūplęndisc (ūp-lęndisc) up the country, rustic. ∞ ^ūplęndisc$

ūplic on high, lofty, celestial, sublime. ∞ ^ūplic$

ūplyft (ūp-lyft) fnm. upper air. ∞ ^ūplyft$

ūpgemynd (ūp-gemynd) † n. thoughts of heaven. ∞ ^ūpgemynd$

ūpnes f. height. ∞ ^ūpnes$

uppian rise. ∞ ^uppian$

uppan, -on prp. w. a., d. upon, on ; above | of time on; after | opposition, attack against wa. | in addition to wa. ∞ ^uppan$

uppe av. on high, up ; up (of the sun) | on land; present (of arrival) | ~ weorþan be revealed or known; ~ bringan bring to pass. ∞ ^uppe$

uppe- = ūp-. ∞ ^uppe$

ūpriht (ūp-riht) upright, erect; with the face upwards Gl. ∞ ^ūpriht$

~e av. erect; overhead, in the zenith. ∞ ^ūprihte$

ūprodor (ūp-rodor) †, a m. sky, heaven. ∞ ^ūprodor$

ūpryne (ūp-ryne) m. rising (of the sun); beginning (of day). ∞ ^ūpryne$

ūpspring (ūp-spring) m. rising (of the sun), beginning (of day) ; bursting forth (of water); birth ; what springs up Gl. ∞ ^ūpspring$

ūpstige (ūp-stige) m. ascent, (Christ’s) ascension; means of ascent Gl. ∞ ^ūpstige$

ūpstīgend (ūp-stīgend) m. ascender Gl. ∞ ^ūpstīgend$

ūpwæstm (ūp-wæstm) m. stature, height (of man). ∞ ^ūpwæstm$

ūpware (ūp-ware) mpl. denizens of heaven Gl. ∞ ^ūpware$

ūpweard (ūp-weard) I. aj. up-turned, up; moving upwards. II. av. motion upwards; up (the country) | (counting days) backward (from end of month). ∞ ^ūpweard$

ūpweardes (ūp-weardes), uppew- av. upwards. ∞ ^ūpweardes$

ūpweg (ūp-weg) m. way to heaven. ∞ ^ūpweg$

ūpgewęnd (ūp-gewęnd) upturned. ∞ ^ūpgewęnd$

ūpwięllende (ūp-więllende)*, y flowing up Gl. ∞ ^ūpwięllende$

ūr m. bison ; the Runic letter u. ∞ ^ūr$

ūre of us. ∞ ^ūre$

~lęndisc (!) of our country. ∞ ^ūrelęndisc$

ūrig. ∞ ^ūrig$

~feþera † dewy-winged. ∞ ^ūrigfeþera$

~lāst † with dewy track. ∞ ^ūriglāst$

urnen ptc. of iernan. ∞ ^urnen$

ūs us. ∞ ^ūs$

ūsic us a. ∞ ^ūsic$

ūsser = ūre. ∞ ^ūsser$

ūt av. out motion | outside; out (at sea) ; abroad. ∞ ^ūt$

ūtian expel; alienate (property). ∞ ^ūtian$

ūta- = ūtan-. ∞ ^ūta$

ūtacumen (ūta-cumen) = ūtan-. ∞ ^ūtacumen$

utan = uton let us. ∞ ^utan$

ūtan av. outside, from outside. ∞ ^ūtan$

ūtanbordes (ūtan-bordes) av. abroad. ∞ ^ūtanbordes$

ūtancumen (ūtan-cumen), ūtac-, -ymen, ūtcymen foreign, strange; belonging to some one else. ∞ ^ūtancumen$

ūtane, -one, -ene av. from outside; outside; met. outwardly. ∞ ^ūtane$

ūtanlandes (ūtan-landes) av. abroad. ∞ ^ūtanlandes$

ūtanweard (ūtan-weard) outside. ∞ ^ūtanweard$

ūtcwealm (ūt-cwealm) m. complete destruction Gl. ∞ ^ūtcwealm$

ūtcymen (ūt-cymen) = ūtan-cumen. ∞ ^ūtcymen$

ūtdrǣf (ūt-drǣf) f. expulsion. ∞ ^ūtdrǣf$

~ere m. expeller Gl. ∞ ^ūtdrǣfere$

ūte av., cpv. ūtor, ūt(t)er outside, in the open air; away from home, abroad | motion out. ∞ ^ūte$ ^ūtor$ ^ūtter$

ūter cpv. of ūte. ∞ ^ūter$

~męre m. open sea. ∞ ^ūtermęre$

ūterra, -era, ūt(t)ra cpv. outer, exterior; met. external | spl. ytemest, ūt(e)mest outermost, extreme; last. ∞ ^ūterra$ ^ūtera$ ^ūtra$ ^ūttra$ ^ytemes$ ^ūtmest$ ^ūtemest$

ūteweard (ūte-weard) outside, at the extremity — on ~um outside. ∞ ^ūteweard$

ūtfær (ūt-fær) n. exit. ∞ ^ūtfær$

ūtfæreld (ūt-færeld) n. going out. ∞ ^ūtfæreld$

ūtfaru (ūt-faru) f. going out. ∞ ^ūtfaru$

utgefeoht (ut-gefeoht) n. war abroad. ∞ ^utgefeoht$

ūtfōr (ūt-fōr) f. evacuation (of body). ∞ ^ūtfōr$

ūtfūs (ūt-fūs) † ready to sail (of ship). ∞ ^ūtfūs$

ūtgang (ūt-gang) m. going out, exit, protrusion ; evacuation (of body); end (of period) | place of going out, passage; what is evacuated (from body) | anus ; privy. ∞ ^ūtgang$

ūtgārsęcg (ūt-gārsęcg) † m. furthest ocean. ∞ ^ūtgārsęcg$

ūtgęng- (ūt-gęng-) exit lN. ∞ ^ūtgęng$

ūthealf (ūt-healf) f. outside. ∞ ^ūthealf$

ūthęre (ūt-hęre) m. foreign army. ∞ ^ūthęre$

ūtiernende (ūt-iern|ende) purgative (drug) ; diarrhoeic (disease); suffering from diarrhoea. ∞ ^ūtiernende$

~ing*, ~iorning f. flux lN. ∞ ^ūtierning$

ūtlād (ūt-lād) f. right to carry things out of a place. ∞ ^ūtlād$

ūtlæ̂s (ūt-læ̂s) f., g. ~we pasture away from the house. ∞ ^ūtlæs$

ūtlag (ūt-lag)*, -h L. outlawed; connected with or necessitating outlawry [Scand. ūtlagr]. ∞ ^ūtlag$

~a m. outlaw. ∞ ^ūtlaga$

~ian outlaw. ∞ ^ūtlagian$

~u (?) f. outlawry. ∞ ^ūtlagu$

ūtland (ūt-land) n. foreign country; outlying land. ∞ ^ūtland$

ūtlęnda (ūt-lęnd|a) m. foreigner. ∞ ^ūtlęnda$

~e, ~isc foreign. ∞ ^ūtlęnde$

ūtlic external, foreign. ∞ ^ūtlic$

ūtgemæ̂re (ūt-gemæ̂re) n. extreme boundary. ∞ ^ūtgemære$

ūtmest, see ūterra. ∞ ^ūtmest$

uton, wu-, lN. wutum, lM. wutu let us ! w. inf. :~ (wē) gān!. ∞ ^uton$

ūtryne (ūt-ryne) m. running out, exit; what flows out. ∞ ^ūtryne$

ūtscyte (ūt-scyte) m. place where a stream or road runs into another. ∞ ^ūtscyte$

ūtscytling (ūt-scytling) m. stranger Gl. ∞ ^ūtscytling$

ūtsiht (ūt-siht), ~e, ~ādl f. diarrhoea. ∞ ^ūtsiht$

ūtsīþ (ūt-sīþ) m. going out, egress. ∞ ^ūtsīþ$

utspīwung (ut-spīwung)*, usspiung f. expectoration. ∞ ^utspīwung$

ūtwæpnedmann (ūt-wæpnedmann) m. stranger Bd. ∞ ^ūtwæpnedmann$

ūtwærc (ūt-wærc) m. dysentery. ∞ ^ūtwærc$

ūtwaru (ūt-waru) f. defence (military service) away from home. ∞ ^ūtwaru$

ūtweald (ūt-weald) m. outlying wood. ∞ ^ūtweald$

ūtweard (ūt-weard) outside of; †striving to escape. ∞ ^ūtweard$

ūþgęnge (ūþ-gęnge) departing — ~ weorþan wd. pass out of one’s possession † ; transitory (wealth). ∞ ^ūþgęnge$

ūþmæ̂te (ūþ-mæ̂te) immense. ∞ ^ūþmæte$

ūþwita (ūþ-wit|a), lN. uþ(u)uta m. sage, philosopher, scholar. ∞ ^ūþwita$ ^ūþuta$ ^ūþuuta$

~ian study philosophy. ∞ ^ūþwitian$

~igung f. study of philosophy, philosophy. ∞ ^ūþwitigung$

~lic philosophical. ∞ ^ūþwitlic$

W

wā, A. also wǣ I. indecl. no. used as av. wdg. evil, suffering: him wæs ~ þæs it caused him pain or grief. II. interj. wdg. : ~ him þæs sīþes! [wāwa]. ∞ ^wā$

~lic lamentable. ∞ ^wālic$

wāc I. weak; timid, slothful; pliant; slender; insignificant, mean ; bad (state of things). II. (n.) weakness. ∞ ^wāc$

~e av. weakly, slothfully. ∞ ^wāce$

~ian become weak ; become torpid or cowardly. ∞ ^wācian$

~lic insignificant, mean. ∞ ^wāclic$

~līce av. weakly; meanly. ∞ ^wāclīce$

~mōd weak-minded, timid, irresolute. ∞ ^wācmōd$

~mōdnes f. weakness of mind, cowardice. ∞ ^wācmōdnes$

~nes f. weakness; insignificance. ∞ ^wācnes$

~scipe m. weakness; insignificance. ∞ ^wācscipe$

wacan 2 intr. (awake) ; be born ; originate. ∞ ^wacan$

wacian (wac|ian), A. æ; prs. ptc. ~iende, wæccende be awake; keep watch w. ofer. ∞ ^wacian$

wacnian = wæcnian. ∞ ^wacnian$

wacol awake; watchful; vigilant; attentive. ∞ ^wacol$

~līce av. vigilantly. ∞ ^wacollīce$

wacon = wæcen. ∞ ^wacon$

wacor, wæc(c)er watchful, vigilant. ∞ ^wacor$ ^wæcer$ ^wæccer$

~līce, wocor- av. vigilantly. ∞ ^wacorlīce$

wacsan = wascan wash. ∞ ^wacsan$

wād n. woad. ∞ ^wād$

~sæ̂d n. woad-seed. ∞ ^wādsæd$

~spitel m. woad-spade. ∞ ^wādspitel$

wadan (wad|an) 2 go, advance; lead life, behave ; wade || tr. ge- penetrate. ∞ ^wadan$

~ung f. going. ∞ ^wadung$

wǣ = wā. ∞ ^wǣ$

~nes f. iniquity. ∞ ^wǣnes$

wǣwerþlice (wǣ-werþlice), -wærþ-·, -werd-, y av. vigorously, boldly. ∞ ^wǣwerþlice$

wǣcan (wǣc|an) weaken ; afflict [wāc]. ∞ ^wǣcan$

ge~ednes f. weakness. ∞ ^gewǣcednes$

wæccan = wacian, esp. in lN. ∞ ^wæccan$

wæcce f. keeping awake, vigil; watch (part of night) [wacan]. ∞ ^wæcce$

wæccer = wacor. ∞ ^wæccer$

wæcen, wacon f. keeping awake, watching (over), guarding. ∞ ^wæcen$

wæcnan (wæcn|an), ~ian be born; have origin (from) [wacan]. ∞ ^wæcnan$

wæd † n. water, sea gen. in pl. ∞ ^wæd$ ^wada$

gewæd n. ford, shallow [wadan]. ∞ ^gewæd$

wæ̂d f. dress, clothes; sail-yard, rope. ∞ ^wæd$

~brēc fpl. trousers. ∞ ^wædbrēc$

~lēas without clothes. ∞ ^wædlēas$

~erāp m. stay, pl. rigging. ∞ ^wæderāp$

gewæ̂de (gewæ̂d|e) n. dress, clothes, equipment. ∞ ^gewæde$

~ian dress, equip, furnish. ∞ ^gewædian$

wæ̂delnes f. poverty. ∞ ^wædelnes$

wæ̂dl, A. wēþl, æ † f. poverty. ∞ ^wædl$

~a m. pauper. ∞ ^wædla$

~ian be poor. ∞ ^wædlian$

~ig poor. ∞ ^wædlig$

~ung f. poverty. ∞ ^wædlung$

gewæf = gewef. ∞ ^gewæf$

wǣfan supply with clothes, clothe [wefan]. ∞ ^wǣfan$

wǣfung = wāfung. ∞ ^wǣfung$

wǣfels m. covering; dress, cloak. ∞ ^wǣfels$

wæfergang (wæfer-gang) m. cobweb [wefan]. ∞ ^wæfergang$

wǣferhūs (wǣfer|hūs) n. theatre, amphitheatre. ∞ ^wǣferhūs$

~lic of a theatre. ∞ ^wǣferlic$

~nes f. pomp, pageant. ∞ ^wǣfernes$

~sīen f. spectacle, display. ∞ ^wǣfersīen$

~stōw f. theatre. ∞ ^wǣferstōw$

wæflian talk foolishly Gl. ∞ ^wæflian$

wǣfre wandering, restless, flickering (flame). ∞ ^wǣfre$

wæfs = wæsp wasp. ∞ ^wæfs$

wǣfþ f. show, spectacle Gl. ∞ ^wǣfþ$

wæ̂g m. wave [wegan]. ∞ ^wæg$ ^wēg$

~bora † m. wave-traverser. ∞ ^wægbora$

~bord † n. ship. ∞ ^wægbord$

~dēor † n. sea-monster. ∞ ^wægdēor$

~dropa † m. tear. ∞ ^wægdropa$

~fæt † n. cloud. ∞ ^wægfæt$

~faru † f. sea-way. ∞ ^wægfaru$

~flota † m. ship. ∞ ^wægflota$

~hęngest † m. ship. ∞ ^wæghęngest$

~holm † m. sea. ∞ ^wægholm$

~līþende † seafaring. ∞ ^wæglīþende$

~rāp † m. wave-bond. ∞ ^wægrāp$

~stæþ † n. sea-shore. ∞ ^wægstæþ$

~strēam † m. sea-current. ∞ ^wægstrēam$

~sweord † n. sword with wavy pattern. ∞ ^wægsweord$

~þel † n. ship. ∞ ^wægþel$

~þrēa † m. violence of waves. ∞ ^wægþrēa$

~þrēat † m. violence of waves, flood. ∞ ^wægþrēat$

wǣgan afflict; frustrate ; deceive. ∞ ^wǣgan$

wǣge † n. cup. ∞ ^wǣge$

wæ̂ge (wæ̂g|e) f. scales, balance; a certain weight, wey (of cheese) [wegan]. ∞ ^wæge$

~pundern n. pair of scales. ∞ ^wægpundern$

~scalu, ~escalu f. scales, balance. ∞ ^wægscalu$

~etunge f. tongue of a balance. ∞ ^wægetunge$

gewæ̂ge n. weight, measure. ∞ ^gewæge$

wægn, wǣn m. carriage, cart, chariot. ∞ ^wægn$

~ere m. charioteer. ∞ ^wægnere$

~faru f. chariot-journey. ∞ ^wægnfaru$

~scilling m. tax on vehicles. ∞ ^wægnscilling$

~eþīxl, wǣnes þīsl f. carriage-shaft; Great Bear (constellation). ∞ ^wægneþīxl$

~þoll cart-pin (?) Gl. ∞ ^wægnþoll$

~gewæ̂du npl. lining of a carriage. ∞ ^wægngewædu$

~weg m. cart-road. ∞ ^wægnweg$

~wyrhta m. wheelwright. ∞ ^wægnwyrhta$

gewǣgnian once frustrate Gl. ∞ ^gewǣgnian$

wæl n. slaughter, carnage ; field of battle; bodies of those who have fallen in battle coll. ∞ ^wæl$

~będd † n. bed of death. ∞ ^wælbędd$

~bęnd † f. deadly bond. ∞ ^wælbęnd$

~bęnn † f. wound. ∞ ^wælbęnn$

~blēat † pale. ∞ ^wælblēat$

~ceald † deadly cold. ∞ ^wælceald$

~cēasiga † carrion-picking (raven). ∞ ^wælcēasiga$

~clamm † m. deadly bond. ∞ ^wælclamm$

~cræft † m. deadly art. ∞ ^wælcræft$

~cwealm † m. violent death. ∞ ^wælcwealm$

~cyrige, walcrigge f. sorceress. ∞ ^wælcyrige$

~dēaþ m. violent death. ∞ ^wældēaþ$

~drēor n. blood. ∞ ^wældrēor$

~fǣhþ f. deadly feud. ∞ ^wælfǣhþ$

~fæþm † m. deadly embrace. ∞ ^wælfæþm$

~fāg † blood-stained. ∞ ^wælfāg$

~feld † m. field of battle. ∞ ^wælfeld$

~fięll †, ea m. slaughter. ∞ ^wælfięll$ ^wælfeall$

~fūs † hastening to death. ∞ ^wælfūs$

~fyllo † f. fill of slaughter. ∞ ^wælfyllo$

~fȳr † n. deadly fire ; funeral pyre. ∞ ^wælfȳr$

~gār † m. spear. ∞ ^wælgār$

~gięst*, æ † m. murderous stranger. ∞ ^wælgięst$

~gīfre † sanguinary, murderous. ∞ ^wælgīfre$

~gimm † m. deadly jewel. ∞ ^wælgimm$

~græ̂dig † cannibal. ∞ ^wælgrædig$

wælgrimm (wælgrim|m) fierce, cruel. ∞ ^wælgrimm$

~līce av. fiercely. ∞ ^wælgrimlīce$

~nes f. cruelty. ∞ ^wælgrimnes$

wælgryre (wæl|gryre) † m. deadly terror. ∞ ^wælgryre$

~hęre † m. bloodthirsty army. ∞ ^wælhęre$

~hlęmm † m. fatal stroke. ∞ ^wælhlęmm$

~hlęnce † f. corslet. ∞ ^wælhlęnce$

wælhrēow fierce, cruel. ∞ ^wælhrēow$

~līce av. cruelly. ∞ ^wælhrēowlīce$

~nes f. ferocity, cruelty. ∞ ^wælhrēownes$

wælhwęlp (wæl|hwęlp) † m. deadly whelp. ∞ ^wælhwęlp$

~mist † m. deadly mist. ∞ ^wælmist$

~nętt † n. deadly net. ∞ ^wælnętt$

~nīþ † m. violence, war. ∞ ^wælnīþ$

~notu*, wæll- † f. deadly mark or letter, rune. ∞ ^wælnotu$

~pīl † m. arrow of death. ∞ ^wælpīl$

~rǣs † m. deadly onslaught. ∞ ^wælrǣs$

~rēaf † n. spoils, booty. ∞ ^wælrēaf$

~rēc † m. deadly vapour. ∞ ^wælrēc$

~regn*, wæll- † m. fatal rain, the Deluge. ∞ ^wælregn$

~rēow = ~hrēow. ∞ ^wælrēow$

~ręst †, æ f. bed of slaughter, grave. ∞ ^wælręst$

~rūn † f. war-song. ∞ ^wælrūn$

~sceaft † m. spear. ∞ ^wælsceaft$

~scięll*, -scel slaughter. ∞ ^wælscięll$

~seax † n. dagger. ∞ ^wælseax$

~slięht, ea m. slaughter ; † battle. ∞ ^wælslięht$

~slītende biting to death. ∞ ^wælslītende$

~spęre † n. spear. ∞ ^wælspęre$

~stęng † m. shaft (of spear), spear. ∞ ^wælstęng$

~stōw f. battle-field. ∞ ^wælstōw$

~stræ̂l † mf. deadly arrow. ∞ ^wælstræl$

~strēam † m. deadly flood. ∞ ^wælstrēam$

~swęng † m. deadly stroke. ∞ ^wælswęng$

~wang † m. field of slaughter. ∞ ^wælwang$

~wulf † m. warrior, cannibal. ∞ ^wælwulf$

wǣl mn. whirlpool, pool; ocean. ∞ ^wǣl$

wǣlwyrt (wǣl-wyrt) = wēal-. ∞ ^wǣlwyrt$

wǣlan torment, afflict. ∞ ^wǣlan$

wælisc = więlisc. ∞ ^wælisc$

wælm = więlm. ∞ ^wælm$

wælt part of the body, sinew (?) LL. ∞ ^wælt$

wæ̂mn = wæ̂pen. ∞ ^wæmn$

wǣn = wægn. ∞ ^wǣn$

wæ̂pmann (wæ̂p-mann) = wæ̂pned-. ∞ ^wæpmann$

wæ̂pen, wæ̂mn n. weapon; membrum virile. ∞ ^wæpen$

~bora m. soldier, knight. ∞ ^wæpenbora$

~hęte † m. violence, war. ∞ ^wæpenhęte$

~hūs n. armoury. ∞ ^wæpenhūs$

~lēas without weapons. ∞ ^wæpenlēas$

~lic male. ∞ ^wæpenlic$

~stræ̂l † m. arrow. ∞ ^wæpenstræl$

~getæc-, ~tac n. L. vote of consent expressed by touching weapons; district governed by such authority [Scand. ?]. ∞ ^wæpengetæc$

~þracu † f. battle. ∞ ^wæpenþracu$

~geþræc n. battle. ∞ ^wæpengeþræc$

~wīfestre = wæ̂pned-. ∞ ^wæpenwīfestre$

~wiga † m. warrior. ∞ ^wæpenwiga$

~gewrīxl n. hostile encounter. ∞ ^wæpengewrīxl$

wæ̂pnian (wæ̂pn|ian) arm. ∞ ^wæpnian$

~ung f. armour. ∞ ^wæpnung$

ge~ung f. army. ∞ ^gewæpnung$

wæ̂pned male. ∞ ^wæpned$

~bearn n. male child. ∞ ^wæpnedbearn$

~cild n. male child. ∞ ^wæpnedcild$

~cynn n. male race. ∞ ^wæpnedcynn$

~hād m. male sex. ∞ ^wæpnedhād$

~hand f. male line of descent. ∞ ^wæpnedhand$

~healf f. male line of descent. ∞ ^wæpnedhealf$

~mann, wæpm- m. man. ∞ ^wæpnedmann$

~wīfestre f. hermaphrodite. ∞ ^wæpnedwīfestre$

wæps = wæsp. ∞ ^wæps$

wær cautious | wg. aware; attending (to), heeding. ∞ ^wær$

~gēapnes f. argument Gl. ∞ ^wærgēapnes$

~lǣcan warn. ∞ ^wærlǣcan$

~lēas (?) careless. ∞ ^wærlēas$

~lic cautious. ∞ ^wærlic$

~līce av. cautiously ; intently. ∞ ^wærlīce$

~licnes f. caution. ∞ ^wærlicnes$

~lot n. cunning Gl. ∞ ^wærlot$

~nes f. caution. ∞ ^wærnes$

~scipe m. caution. ∞ ^wærscipe$

~word n. word of warning. ∞ ^wærword$

~wyrde cautious in speech. ∞ ^wærwyrde$

wær † n. sea. ∞ ^wær$

wæ̂r † true [Old-Saxon]. ∞ ^wær$

wæ̂r f. agreement, treaty; promise; faith, fidelity, friendship. ∞ ^wær$

~fæst † faithful, honourable, true. ∞ ^wærfæst$

~gęnga † m. one seeking protection, client; stranger. ∞ ^wærgęnga$

~lēas † faithless. ∞ ^wærlēas$

~loga m. traitor. ∞ ^wærloga$

~sagol truthful. ∞ ^wærsagol$

gewær wg. aware. ∞ ^gewær$

wærc, wræc m. pain [weorc]. ∞ ^wærc$

~an intr. wa. be in pain. ∞ ^wærcan$

wærlan go, pass lN. ∞ ^wærlan$

wærna = wrǣnna wren. ∞ ^wærna$

wæ̂ron were. ∞ ^wæron$

gewærpan = gewięrpan. ∞ ^gewærpan$

wærriht = wearriht. ∞ ^wærriht$

wærtere = weartere. ∞ ^wærtere$

wæs was. ∞ ^wæs$

wæsc f. washing [wascan]. ∞ ^wæsc$

~ere m. washer. ∞ ^wæscere$

~estre f. washer, also of man. ∞ ^wæscestre$

~ern, ~hūs n. laundry. ∞ ^wæscern$

~ing f. washing. ∞ ^wæscing$

gewæsc n. flood, overflow. ∞ ^gewæsc$

wǣsend = wāsend. ∞ ^wǣsend$

wæsma m. growth. ∞ ^wæsma$

wæsp, wæfs, wæps m. wasp. ∞ ^wæsp$

wæstling m. sheet, blanket. ∞ ^wæstling$

wæstm, -em mn. growth; stature, form | crop, produce; fruit, plant; usury; progeny | plenty, prosperity also pl. ∞ ^wæstm$

wæstmbæ̂re (wæstmbæ̂r|e) fertile, fruitful. ∞ ^wæstmbære$

~ian be fruitful; make fruitful Gl. ∞ ^wæstmbærian$

~o f. fertility. ∞ ^wæstmbæro$

~nes f. fertility. ∞ ^wæstmbærnes$

wæstmberende (wæstmberend|e) fertile. ∞ ^wæstmberende$

~nes f. fertility. ∞ ^wæstmberendnes$

wæstmlēas (wæstm|lēas) unfruitful. ∞ ^wæstmlēas$

~sceatt m. usury. ∞ ^wæstmsceatt$

wæstmian grow, thrive, bear fruit. ∞ ^wæstmian$

wæ̂t I. wet, moist. II. n. liquid; drink. ∞ ^wæt$

~a m. moisture. ∞ ^wæta$

~an wet, moisten. ∞ ^wætan$

~ian be wet Gl. ∞ ^wætian$

~ung f. moistening, moisture. ∞ ^wætung$

wæter n. water; sea. ∞ ^wæter$

~ādl f. dropsy. ∞ ^wæterādl$

~æ̂dre f. spring, torrent. ∞ ^wæterædre$

~ælfen, e f. nymph. ∞ ^wæterælfen$

~berere m. water-carrier Gl. ∞ ^wæterberere$

~geblæ̂d n. a kind of blister. ∞ ^wætergeblæd$

~bōg m. succulent shoot. ∞ ^wæterbōg$

~bolla m. dropsy. ∞ ^wæterbolla$

~bora m. water-carrier. ∞ ^wæterbora$

~brōga † m. water-terror. ∞ ^wæterbrōga$

~būc m. pitcher. ∞ ^wæterbūc$

~bucca*, ~buca m. water-spider (?) Gl. ∞ ^wæterbucca$

~burne f. stream. ∞ ^wæterburne$

~byden f. water-cask. ∞ ^wæterbyden$

~clāþ m. towel. ∞ ^wæterclāþ$

~crōg m. water-jug. ∞ ^wætercrōg$

~crūce f. water-jug. ∞ ^wætercrūce$

~ęgesa † m. water-terror. ∞ ^wæteręgesa$

~elfen = ~ælfen. ∞ ^wæterelfen$

~fæsten, ~fæstenn n. protection by water (fortress). ∞ ^wæterfæsten$

~fæt n. water-vessel. ∞ ^wæterfæt$

~gefeall n. waterfall. ∞ ^wætergefeall$

~flasce, -axe f. flagon. ∞ ^wæterflasce$

~flōd m. flood, deluge. ∞ ^wæterflōd$

~full dropsical. ∞ ^wæterfull$

~fyrhtnes f. hydrophobia. ∞ ^wæterfyrhtnes$

~grund † m. depths of the sea. ∞ ^wætergrund$

~gyte, ~scyte m. Aquarius (sign of the Zodiac). ∞ ^wætergyte$

~hæfern m. crab. ∞ ^wæterhæfern$

~hālgung f. consecration of water. ∞ ^wæterhālgung$

~helm † m. ice. ∞ ^wæterhelm$

~ig, ~isc watery. ∞ ^wæterig$

~gelād n. conduit. ∞ ^wætergelād$

~gelæ̂t n. aqueduct Gl. ∞ ^wætergelæt$

~lēas without water. ∞ ^wæterlēas$

~līest, ēa f. want of water. ∞ ^wæterlīest$

~mēle m. bowl, basin. ∞ ^wætermēle$

~næ̂dre f. water-snake. ∞ ^wæternædre$

~ordāl n. water-ordeal. ∞ ^wæterordāl$

~pund n. spirit-level. ∞ ^wæterpund$

~pytt m. water-pit. ∞ ^wæterpytt$

~rāp m. cable. ∞ ^wæterrāp$

~rīþe f. water-channel, brook. ∞ ^wæterrīþe$

~scēat m. towel. ∞ ^wæterscēat$

~scīete f. towel, napkin. ∞ ^wæterscīete$

~scipe m. piece of water; conduit. ∞ ^wæterscipe$

~scyte = ~gyte. ∞ ^wæterscyte$

~sēaþ m. water-pit. ∞ ^wætersēaþ$

wætersēoc dropsical. ∞ ^wætersēoc$

~nes f. dropsy. ∞ ^wætersēocnes$

wætersol (wæter|sol) n. swamp. ∞ ^wætersol$

~spryng m. spring. ∞ ^wæterspryng$

~steall m. watery place, piece of water. ∞ ^wætersteall$

~stefn † f. voice of waters. ∞ ^wæterstefn$

~stoppa m. bucket. ∞ ^wæterstoppa$

~strēam † m. river. ∞ ^wæterstrēam$

~trog m. water-trough. ∞ ^wætertrog$

~þēote f. torrent. ∞ ^wæterþēote$

~þisa, ~þissa †, y m. water-traverser (whale, ship). ∞ ^wæterþisa$

~þrūh f. water-pipe. ∞ ^wæterþrūh$

~þrȳþ † f. violence of water. ∞ ^wæterþrȳþ$

~wæ̂dlnes f. dearth of water. ∞ ^wæterwædlnes$

~gewæsc n. flood. ∞ ^wætergewæsc$

~weg m. water-course. ∞ ^wæterweg$

~więll m. spring. ∞ ^wæterwięll$

~wrīte f. water-clock Gl. ∞ ^wæterwrīte$

~wyrt f. water-starwort. ∞ ^wæterwyrt$

~ȳþ † f. wave. ∞ ^wæterȳþ$

wætrian, wæterian (wæt(e)r|ian) water, irrigate; make to drink (cattle), water. ∞ ^wætrian$ ^wæterian$

~ung f. watering. ∞ ^wætrung$ ^wæterung$

wætla m. cloth, bandage. ∞ ^wætla$

wæþ n. ford vL. [Scand. vaþ]. ∞ ^wæþ$

wǣþan wander; hunt [wāþ]. ∞ ^wǣþan$

wæ̂þl = wæ̂dl. ∞ ^wæþl$

wafian wave, brandish. ∞ ^wafian$

wāfian, ā † gaze in wonder, be astonished, wonder at wg.; hesitate. ∞ ^wāfian$

wāfung, ǣ f. amazement; pageantry. ∞ ^wāfung$

~stęde m. theatre. ∞ ^wāfungstęde$

~stow f. theatre. ∞ ^wāfungstow$

wāg m. wall. ∞ ^wāg$

~fleohta m. hurdle Gl. ∞ ^wāgfleohta$

~hrægl n. tapestry. ∞ ^wāghrægl$

~rift n. tapestry, curtain. ∞ ^wāgrift$

~þiling f. wainscoting. ∞ ^wāgþiling$

wagian (wag|ian) intr. move, wag [wegan]. ∞ ^wagian$

~ung f. intr. moving, shaking. ∞ ^wagung$

wāgon, æ prt.pl. of wegan. ∞ ^wāgon$

wāh once fine (meal). ∞ ^wāh$

wālā (wā-lā), weglā, wellā interj. wg. alas!; oh!. ∞ ^wālā$

wālāwā (wā-lā-wā), weilāwei, wellāwell interj. alas!. ∞ ^wālāwā$

walcrigge = wæl-cyrige. ∞ ^walcrigge$

walde = wolde would. ∞ ^walde$

walu f. weal, mark of blow. ∞ ^walu$

wamb f. stomach. ∞ ^wamb$

~āblāwung f. distension of the stomach. ∞ ^wambāblāwung$

~ādl f. stomach-ache. ∞ ^wambādl$

~coþu f. stomach complaint. ∞ ^wambcoþu$

~fræcnes f. gluttony. ∞ ^wambfræcnes$

~heardnes f. costiveness. ∞ ^wambheardnes$

~hord † n. contents of the stomach. ∞ ^wambhord$

~sēoc ill in the stomach. ∞ ^wambsēoc$

~wærc m. stomach-ache. ∞ ^wambwærc$

wamm (wam|m) I. m. stain; defilement; crime ; injury. II. aj. wicked. ∞ ^wamm$

~cwide † m. evil speech, curse. ∞ ^wamcwide$

~dæ̂d † f. sin. ∞ ^wamdæd$

~full † defiled, impure. ∞ ^wamfull$

~scaþa † m. foe, fiend. ∞ ^wamscaþa$

~scyldig † sinful. ∞ ^wamscyldig$

~wyrcende † evil-doing. ∞ ^wamwyrcende$

wan wanting, deficient wg., gen. uninfl. — ānes ~ þrītig, ānes ~ þe þrītig twenty-nine. ∞ ^wan$

wana m. want, deficiency — ~ bēon be wanting, fail. ∞ ^wana$

gewan wanting, diminished. ∞ ^gewan$

wanian (wan|ian) tr. diminish; curtail; give away, part with (property) ; take as plunder; deprive wag. ; injure; infringe, annul || intr. diminish ; decline ; fade; wane (of moon). ∞ ^wanian$

~iendlic diminutive. ∞ ^waniendlic$

ge~od waning (moon). ∞ ^gewanod$

~ung f. decrease; waning (of moon) ; injury. ∞ ^wanung$

wānian intr. complain || tr. bewail. ∞ ^wānian$

wānung f. lamentation. ∞ ^wānung$

wanǣht (wan-ǣht) f. poverty. ∞ ^wanǣht$

wananbēam (wanan-bēam) m. spindle-tree. ∞ ^wananbēam$

wancol unstable. ∞ ^wancol$

wand mole (animal). ∞ ^wand$

~eweorpe f. mole (animal). ∞ ^wandeweorpe$

gewand n. being ashamed wg. ; hesitation, scruple [windan]. ∞ ^gewand$

wandian (wand|ian) hesitate; be neglectful; care for, regard; stand in awe of. ∞ ^wandian$

~odlīce av. slowly. ∞ ^wandodlīce$

wandlung f. changeableness. ∞ ^wandlung$

wandrian wander. ∞ ^wandrian$

wanfōta (wan-fōta) once m. pelican Gl. ∞ ^wanfōta$

wang m. plain, field. ∞ ^wang$ ^wong$

~stęde m. place. ∞ ^wangstęde$

~turf f. meadow. ∞ ^wangturf$

wange (wang|e) n. jaw; cheek. ∞ ^wange$

~beard m. beard. ∞ ^wangbeard$

~tōþ m. molar tooth. ∞ ^wangtōþ$

wangere m. pillow, bolster. ∞ ^wangere$

wanhæfenes (wan-hæfenes), -hafnes f. poverty. ∞ ^wanhæfenes$

wanhǣlan (wan-hǣlan) weaken. ∞ ^wanhǣlan$

wanhǣlþ (wan-hǣlþ) f. weakness, illness. ∞ ^wanhǣlþ$

wanhafa (wan-hafa) poor. ∞ ^wanhafa$

wanhafol (wan-hafol) poor. ∞ ^wanhafol$

~nes, -hæfel- f. poverty. ∞ ^wanhafolnes$

wanhāl (wan-hāl) unsound, weak, ill. ∞ ^wanhāl$

~ian make weak or ill. ∞ ^wanhālian$

~nes f. infirmity. ∞ ^wanhālnes$

wanhlīete (wan-hlīete)*, ȳ devoid of Gl. ∞ ^wanhlīete$

wanhoga (wan-hoga) m. thoughtless one. ∞ ^wanhoga$

wanhygd (wan-hygd), -hyd f. carelessness, heedlessness. ∞ ^wanhygd$

~ig careless, rash. ∞ ^wanhygdig$

wann (wan|n) dark. ∞ ^wann$ ^wan$

~fāg † dark. ∞ ^wanfāg$

~feax † dark-haired. ∞ ^wanfeax$

~fȳr † n. lurid fire. ∞ ^wanfȳr$

~hǣw- bluish. ∞ ^wanhǣw$

wannhāl (wann-hāl) = wan-. ∞ ^wannhāl$

wanniht pale. ∞ ^wanniht$

wansian diminish [wan]. ∞ ^wansian$

wansæ̂lig (wan-sæ̂lig) unhappy. ∞ ^wansælig$

wansceaft (wan-sceaft) † f. misfortune. ∞ ^wansceaft$

wansceafta, wansceaftan (wan-sceafta(n)) pl. a disease. ∞ ^wansceafta$ ^wansceaftan$

wanscrȳdd (wan-scrȳdd) scantily clothed. ∞ ^wanscrȳdd$

wansīþ (wan-sīþ) m. unhappy journey. ∞ ^wansīþ$

wanspēd (wan-spēd) f. poverty. ∞ ^wanspēd$

~ig poor. ∞ ^wanspēdig$

wapol bubble, froth. ∞ ^wapol$

~ian bubble. ∞ ^wapolian$

wār seaweed. ∞ ^wār$

~ig † seaweedy, sea-stained (clothes). ∞ ^wārig$

~iht full of seaweed Gl. ∞ ^wāriht$

warian tr. guard, watch over; †inhabit, possess ; guard against, ward off: ~ him (rfl.) wīte, ~ hine wiþ a. || warn [for warnian?] [wær]. ∞ ^warian$

warenian = warnian. ∞ ^warenian$

warht = worht. ∞ ^warht$

waritrēo (wari-trēo) = wearg-trēow. ∞ ^waritrēo$

warnian (warn|ian), waren-, wearn- warn | rfl. take warning; beware of w. wiþ a. || intr. refrain w. sbj. [wær]. ∞ ^warnian$

~ung f. warning; caution. ∞ ^warnung$

waroþ, ea, lN. wearþ n. shore. ∞ ^waroþ$

~faroþ † m. surf. ∞ ^waroþfaroþ$

~gewinn † n. surf. ∞ ^waroþgewinn$

wāroþ † once n. seaweed. ∞ ^wāroþ$

waru f. ware, article of merchandise. ∞ ^waru$

waru f. defence, guard; precaution, care. ∞ ^waru$

wascan, æ, waxan I, 2, prt. wōsc (?), wēox wash. See wæsc. ∞ ^wascan$

wāse f. mud. ∞ ^wāse$

~scite [i = y or ī ?]y cuttle-fish. ∞ ^wāsescite$

wāsend fm. throat, gullet; ruminating stomach Gl. ∞ ^wāsend$

wāst, see wāt. ∞ ^wāst$

wāt vb., (þū) wāst, pl. witon, prt. wiste, wisse know; observe; feel — ege ~ fears. ∞ ^wāt$ ^witan$ ^gewitan$ ^gewāt$ ^nitan$ ^nytan$ ^wāst$ ^witon$ ^wisse$ ^wiste$ ^wissest$ ^wistest$ ^wisson$ ^wiston$ ^wite$ ^witen$ ^wisten$ ^witaþ$ ^witende$ ^gewiten$

watol m. wattle, hurdle; pl. thatching, roof. ∞ ^watol$

wāþ † f. wandering, travelling | hunting. ∞ ^wāþ$

~an once, prt. ~de wander. ∞ ^wāþan$

waþol [ā ?]† once wandering (?) (of the moon). ∞ ^waþol$

waþum † m. wave. ∞ ^waþum$

~a, -ema † m. wave. ∞ ^waþuma$

wāwan † I blow (of wind). ∞ ^wāwan$

wāwa m. woe, misery [wā, wēa]. ∞ ^wāwa$

waxgeorn (wax-georn) = *weax-. ∞ ^waxgeorn$

wē we. ∞ ^wē$

wēn bend — ptc. gewēd crooked Gl. [wōh]. ∞ ^wēn$

wēa m. grief, pain ; misfortune; sin [wāwa, wā]. ∞ ^wēa$ ^wēan$

~dæ̂d † f. crime. ∞ ^wēadæd$

~lāf f. survivors of calamity. ∞ ^wēalāf$

~lic sad, painful. ∞ ^wēalic$

~mētto f. grief, anger. ∞ ^wēamētto$

wēamōd peevish. ∞ ^wēamōd$

~nes f. peevishness. ∞ ^wēamōdnes$

wēagesīþ (wēa|gesīþ) †, Pr. m. companion in misery. ∞ ^wēagesīþ$

~spell † n. bad news. ∞ ^wēaspell$

~tācen † n. sign of grief. ∞ ^wēatācen$

~þearf † f. sore need. ∞ ^wēaþearf$

weahte, prt. of węccan. ∞ ^weahte$

weal-, see weallan. ∞ ^weal$

~hāt boiling hot, red hot (iron). ∞ ^wealhāt$

wēalian speak indistinctly or strangely [wealh]. ∞ ^wēalian$

weal- = wealh-. ∞ ^weal$

wēalas, pl. of wealh. ∞ ^wēalas$

gewealc n. rolling — † ȳþa ~ sea; struggle, battle vL. ∞ ^gewealc$

wealcan (wealc|an) I intr. roll, fluctuate || tr. roll, whirl; twist, wring; revolve in one’s mind, scheme, reflect on; discuss; ge- traverse Gl. | hī ne mihton nānþing ongēan ~ could not prevent it, could not do anything. ∞ ^wealcan$

~ere m. fuller. ∞ ^wealcere$

~ol rolling, unsteady. ∞ ^wealcol$

wealcian intr. roll. ∞ ^wealcian$

wealca m. † wave ; light robe. ∞ ^wealca$

weald, d. ~a m. forest; † foliage. ∞ ^weald$ ^wald$

~swaþu † f. forest-track. ∞ ^wealdswaþu$

weald cj. w. sbj. lest. ∞ ^weald$

wealdgęnga (weald-gęng|a) m. robber. ∞ ^wealdgęnga$

~e f. robbery. ∞ ^wealdgęnge$

wealdhwænne (weald-hwænne) once cj. whenever. ∞ ^wealdhwænne$

wealdleþer (weald-leþer) = geweald-. ∞ ^wealdleþer$

geweald n. power — ~es av. intentionally, of one’s own accord; control, dominion; subjection; protection | groin ; pl. muscles of the neck. ∞ ^geweald$

~leþer, weald- n. rein, bridle. ∞ ^gewealdleþer$

wealdan (weald|an) I w.g., i., a. have control over, wield (weapon); govern; possess; cause; wdg. provide with, bestow on. ∞ ^wealdan$

~nes f. domination Gl. ∞ ^wealdnes$

gewealden I. under control, subjected | inconsiderable, small. II. av. moderately. ∞ ^gewealden$

~mōd self-controlled. ∞ ^gewealdenmōd$

wealdend, -en m. ruler, king, controller. ∞ ^wealdend$ ^waldend$

ge~līce av. powerfully. ∞ ^gewealdendlīce$

wealg lukewarm. ∞ ^wealg$

wealh, pl. wēalas m. foreigner ; Briton, Welshman; slave, serf. In comp, also weal-. ∞ ^wealh$ ^wēalas$

~baso vermilion. ∞ ^wealhbaso$

~cynn n. the Welsh. ∞ ^wealhcynn$

~gefēra m. = ~gerēfa (?). ∞ ^wealhgefēra$

~hafoc m. falcon. ∞ ^wealhhafoc$

~hnutu f. walnut. ∞ ^wealhhnutu$

~land*, wēa(l)land n. foreign country. ∞ ^wealhland$ ^wēaland$ ^wēalland$

~more, -u wk. f. carrot. ∞ ^wealhmore$

~gerēfa m. commander of a force which patrolled the Welsh border (?). ∞ ^wealhgerēfa$

~sāda*, wēal- † m. rope. For wæl- (?). ∞ ^wealhsāda$

~stod m. interpreter; mediator. ∞ ^wealhstod$

~þēod f. Welsh nation. ∞ ^wealhþēod$

~wyrt f. dwarf elder. ∞ ^wealhwyrt$

weall m. wall, rampart; † rocky shore [Lt. vallum]. ∞ ^weall$

~gebrec n. making breach in wall. ∞ ^weallgebrec$

~clif † n. cliff. ∞ ^weallclif$

~dor † n. door in a wall. ∞ ^wealldor$

~fæsten, ~fæstenn † n. fortification, city. ∞ ^weallfæsten$

~geat † n. rampart-gate. ∞ ^weallgeat$

~līm*, weallīm m. cement, mortar. ∞ ^wealllīm$

~rēaf n. tapestry. ∞ ^weallrēaf$

~stān † m. wall-stone, corner-stone. ∞ ^weallstān$

~steall † m. foundation. ∞ ^weallsteall$

~stēap † with steep walls; steep as a wall. ∞ ^weallstēap$

~stięlling f. scaling a wall. ∞ ^weallstięlling$

~þræ̂d m. plumb-line. ∞ ^weallþræd$

~wala † m. foundation (?). ∞ ^weallwala$

~weg m. wall-road Ct. ∞ ^weallweg$

~weorc n. masonry. ∞ ^weallweorc$

~geweorc n. building a wall. ∞ ^weallgeweorc$

~wyrhta m. mason. ∞ ^weallwyrhta$

weallan (weall|an) I intr. boil; be hot; flow — up ~ rise (of river) ; go in waves, be agitated (of fire, stormy sea), also met. be fervid, &c. ; swarm. ∞ ^weallan$

~ende boiling; fiery (arrow) ; fervid. ∞ ^weallende$

~ung*, wall- f. zeal lN. ∞ ^weallung$

weallian (weall|ian), prs. ptc. ~ende wander; boil (?). ∞ ^weallian$

wealle f. starwort. ∞ ^wealle$

(ge)weallod walled. ∞ ^geweallod$

wealt shaky, unsteady. ∞ ^wealt$

wealwian roll tr. and intr. ; wallow || fade, wither. ∞ ^wealwian$

wēar once m. cup. Or = wearr (?). ∞ ^wēar$

wearnes, see wearr. ∞ ^wearnes$

weard m. watchman, sentry; guardian, protector; † lord, king; † possessor. ∞ ^weard$

weard f. keeping watch; guarding, protection ; keeping, holding, also met. ∞ ^weard$

~mann m. watchman, guard. ∞ ^weardmann$

~seld, ~setl n., ~steall m. guardplace, watch-tower. ∞ ^weardseld$

~wīte n. penalty for not keeping guard Ct. ∞ ^weardwīte$

weard av. — wiþ him ~ towards him. ∞ ^weard$

weardian watch over, guard; keep, possess | lāst ~ follow wd.; remain behind, swaþe ~ remain behind. ∞ ^weardian$

wearf*† m. crowd written hw-. ∞ ^wearf$

weargbrǣde (wearg-brǣde) f. eruption, ringworm [wearr]. ∞ ^weargbrǣde$

wearg m. outlaw, felon. ∞ ^wearg$

~rōd f. gallows. ∞ ^weargrōd$

~trafu † npl. abode of felons (hell). ∞ ^weargtrafu$

~trēow*, waritrēo n. gallows. ∞ ^weargtrēow$

weargincel n. butcher-bird. ∞ ^weargincel$

wearh = wearr. ∞ ^wearh$

wearm warm. ∞ ^wearm$

~ian become warm. ∞ ^wearmian$

~lic warm. ∞ ^wearmlic$

~nes f. warmth. ∞ ^wearmnes$

wearmille = wurmille. ∞ ^wearmille$

wearn f. reluctance, refusal; resistance, reproach, abuse [waru]. ∞ ^wearn$

~wīslīce av. obstinately. ∞ ^wearnwīslīce$

wearn = worn. ∞ ^wearn$

wearnian = warnian. ∞ ^wearnian$

wearoþ = waroþ. ∞ ^wearoþ$

wearp (m.) warp [weorpan]. ∞ ^wearp$

~fæt n. basket. ∞ ^wearpfæt$

~sticca m. shuttle-stick (?). ∞ ^wearpsticca$

wearr, wearh, waar (!) m. callosity, wart. Cp. wearg-brǣde. ∞ ^wearr$

~ig warty. ∞ ^wearrig$

~iht, wēariht warty. ∞ ^wearriht$

~nes*, wearnes f. knottiness. ∞ ^wearrnes$

wearte f. wart. ∞ ^wearte$

weartere, æ m. warder, dweller. ∞ ^weartere$

wearp prt. of weorpan. ∞ ^wearp$

wēas av. by chance. ∞ ^wēas$

~gelimp n. accident, chance. ∞ ^wēasgelimp$

weax n. wax. ∞ ^weax$

~æppel m. ball of wax. ∞ ^weaxæppel$

~berende m. candle-bearer. ∞ ^weaxberende$

~bred n. writing-tablet; diagram, table. ∞ ^weaxbred$

~candel, ~candell f. taper. ∞ ^weaxcandel$

~en of wax. ∞ ^weaxen$

~hlāf m. cake of wax. ∞ ^weaxhlāf$

~hlāfseals (~hlāf-seals) f. wax-salve. ∞ ^weaxhlāfseals$

~(ge)scot n. contribution in wax. ∞ ^weaxgescot$

~sealf f. wax-ointment. ∞ ^weaxsealf$

weaxgeorn (weax-georn)*, a once gluttonous. ∞ ^weaxgeorn$

weaxan (weax|an) I, 2 prt. wēox, lN. wōx intr. grow, flourish, propagate; happen, arise; increase, wax (of moon) ; ge~ grow up. ∞ ^weaxan$

(ge)~nes f. increase, growth. ∞ ^geweaxnes$

~ung f. increase ; increase of prosperity. ∞ ^weaxung$

weaxan = wascan. ∞ ^weaxan$

wębb (węb|b) n. web ; tapestry [wefan]. ∞ ^wębb$

~bēam m. weaver’s beam. ∞ ^wębbēam$

~hōc m. weaver’s comb. ∞ ^wębhōc$

~hūs n. weaver’s shop. ∞ ^wębhūs$

~lic of weaving. ∞ ^węblic$

~gerēþru npl. implements of weaving. ∞ ^wębgerēþru$

~gerod n. a weaving-implement. ∞ ^wębgerod$

~sceaft n. warp-beam. ∞ ^wębsceaft$

~tāwa m. (?), ~tēag f. an implement of weaving. ∞ ^wębtāwa$

~geweorc n. weaving. ∞ ^wębgeweorc$

~wyrhta m. cloth-maker. ∞ ^wębwyrhta$

wębbian (wębb|ian) weave; contrive. ∞ ^wębbian$

~ung f. plotting, conspiracy. ∞ ^wębbung$

wębba (wębb|a), ~ere m. weaver. ∞ ^wębba$

~e, ~estre f. female weaver. ∞ ^wębbe$

węccan (węcc|an), wr-, prt. we(a)hte tr. awake, arouse; refresh, encourage; stir up, move ; cause [wacan]. ∞ ^węccan$ ^wręccan$ ^weahte$ ^wehte$

~end m. instigator. ∞ ^węccend$

węcg m. wedge; lump (of metal). ∞ ^węcg$

węcgan, prs. (hē) węgeþ, prt. węg(e)de tr. move, stir || intr. move, be stirred [wagian]. ∞ ^węcgan$ ^węgde$ ^węgede$

gewēd, see wen. ∞ ^gewēd$

wēdan (wēd|an) be mad, rage [wōd]. ∞ ^wēdan$

~ung f. frenzy. ∞ ^wēdung$

wędd (węd|d) n. pledge ; agreement, covenant. ∞ ^wędd$

~brōþor m. associate. ∞ ^wędbrōþor$

~bryce m. breach of agreement. ∞ ^wędbryce$

~fæstan*, wet- betroth Gl. ∞ ^wędfæstan$

~lāc n. wedlock. ∞ ^wędlāc$

~loga m. violator of agreement, traitor. ∞ ^wędloga$

węddian (wędd|ian) make contract; promise, agree to wg. — weres ~ agree to marry a man; wa. betroth, give in marriage. ∞ ^węddian$

~ung f. pledging; betrothal. ∞ ^węddung$

wēdbeorge, wēdebeorge (wēd(e)-beorge), woe- f. hellebore. ∞ ^wēdbeorge$ ^wēdebeorge$

wēdehund (wēde-hund) m. mad dog. ∞ ^wēdehund$

gewēde n. madness ; boisterousness [wōd]. ∞ ^gewēde$

wēdenheort (wēden-heort) frenzied. ∞ ^wēdenheort$

~nes f. frenzy. ∞ ^wēdenheortnes$

wēdensēoc (wēden-sēoc) mad. ∞ ^wēdensēoc$

weder n. sky; air; breeze; weather; season, time of day. ∞ ^weder$

~blāc (?). ∞ ^wederblāc$

~burg † f. city. ∞ ^wederburg$

~candel, ~candell † f. sky-candle, sun. ∞ ^wedercandel$

~dæg † m. fine day. ∞ ^wederdæg$

~fæst weatherbound. ∞ ^wederfæst$

~rāp m. cable. ∞ ^wederrāp$

wedertācen (weder|tācen) † n. sun. ∞ ^wedertācen$

~wolcen † n. cloud. ∞ ^wederwolcen$

wederung f. (bad) weather. ∞ ^wederung$

gewef, -wæf = gewif(e) fate. ∞ ^gewef$ ^gewæf$

wefan 5 weave; arrange, contrive, do. ∞ ^wefan$

wefl f. warp. ∞ ^wefl$

wefta m., weft, wist f. weft. ∞ ^wefta$

weg m. path, road; way, direction | on weg away, wearþ him on wege (awege) went away, ealneweg, ealneg av. always, on ealne weg continually, incessantly. ∞ ^weg$

~brāde, æ f. plantain, dock. ∞ ^wegbrāde$

~gedāl n. cross-way. ∞ ^weggedāl$

~færeld n. journey. ∞ ^wegfæreld$

~farende, ~ferende wayfaring. ∞ ^wegfarende$

~fōr f. journey. ∞ ^wegfōr$

~gelæ̂tu npl. place where two or more roads meet Gl. ∞ ^weggelætu$

~lēas out of the way. ∞ ^weglēas$

~līest f. wilderness. ∞ ^weglīest$

~nest n. provisions for a journey ; viaticum. ∞ ^wegnest$

~rēaf n. highway robbery. ∞ ^wegrēaf$

~gesīþ m. travelling companion. ∞ ^weggesīþ$

~twislung f. branching of roads. ∞ ^wegtwislung$

weg- = on weg-. ∞ ^weg$

weglā (weg-lā), see wā-· ∞ ^weglā$

wegan 5 tr. carry; weight | kill || intr. move | ge~ fight. ∞ ^wegan$ ^wæg$

węhte prt. of węccan. ∞ ^węhte$

weilāwei = wā-lā-wā. ∞ ^weilāwei$

wel av., cpv. bęt, spl. bętst well — wel þām þe …! he is fortunate who … swā wel swā wē betst magon as well as we can; in good health : him wæs sōna bet he recovered; nearly; in a great degree, very; fully; pleonastic in wel·nēah nearly, &c. ∞ ^wel$

wela m., often pl., prosperity, happiness ; riches. ∞ ^wela$

wēlan bind. ∞ ^wēlan$

welboren, welgeboren (wel-(ge)boren) of good family. ∞ ^welboren$ ^welgeboren$

welcn = wolcen. ∞ ^welcn$

welgecwēme (wel-gecwēm|e), ~edlic acceptable. ∞ ^welgecwēme$ ^welgecwēmedlic$

~nes f. favour. ∞ ^welgecwēmnes$

weldæ̂d (wel-dæ̂d) f. good deed, benefit. ∞ ^weldæd$

welgedōn (wel-gedōn) well done. ∞ ^welgedōn$

weldōnd, weldōend (wel-dō(e)nd) m. doer of good, benefactor. ∞ ^weldōnd$ ^weldōend$

weldōnnes (wel-dōnnes) f. kindness lN. ∞ ^weldōnnes$

weler m. lip. ∞ ^weler$

welfręmming (wel-fręmming) f. doing good. ∞ ^welfręmming$

welgā interj. hail !. ∞ ^welgā$

welhǣwen (wel-hǣwen) beautifully coloured. ∞ ^welhǣwen$

welgehealden (wel-gehealden) contented. ∞ ^welgehealden$

welhwā (wel-hwā) each, every. ∞ ^welhwā$

welhwæ̂r (wel-hwæ̂r), wel-gehwæ̂r, gewel-hwæ̂r av. (nearly) everywhere. ∞ ^welhwær$

welhwelc (wel-hwelc), ge- (nearly) every. ∞ ^welhwelc$ ^welhwylc$

welig prosperous; wealthy. ∞ ^welig$

~ian enrich. ∞ ^weligian$

welig, y m. willow. ∞ ^welig$

wellā = wā-lā. ∞ ^wellā$

wellere = wellyrge. ∞ ^wellere$

wellibbende (wel-libbende) leading a respectable life. ∞ ^wellibbende$

welgelīcian (wel-gelīc|ian) please well; be well pleased. ∞ ^welgelīcian$

~wierþe acceptable. ∞ ^welgelīcwierþe$

~wierþnes f. good pleasure. ∞ ^welgelīcwierþnes$

wellīcung (wel-līcung) f. agreeableness. ∞ ^wellīcung$

wellyrge, wellere bosom, fold, hollow. ∞ ^wellyrge$

welgestemned (wel-gestemned) having a good voice. ∞ ^welgestemned$

welstincende (wel-stincende) fragrant. ∞ ^welstincende$

welþungen (wel-þungen) prosperous. ∞ ^welþungen$

welwillende (wel-willend|e) benevolent. ∞ ^welwillende$

~līce av. benevolently. ∞ ^welwillendlīce$

~nes f. benevolence. ∞ ^welwillendnes$

welgewlite (wel-gewlite) beautiful. ∞ ^welgewlite$

welgewlitegod (wel-gewlitegod) well adorned. ∞ ^welgewlitegod$

welwyrcend (wel-wyrcend) m. well-doer. ∞ ^welwyrcend$

~e well-doing. ∞ ^welwyrcende$

wēman (wēm|an) intr. sound || tr. announce, persuade, entice, seduce [wōma]. ∞ ^wēman$

~ere m. enticer. ∞ ^wēmere$

węmman (węmm|an) defile, pollute; profane; injure, destroy [wamm]. ∞ ^węmman$

(ge)~ednes f. defilement. ∞ ^gewęmmednes$

~end m. defiler. ∞ ^węmmend$

~ing f. defilement. ∞ ^węmming$

ge~ing f. profanation. ∞ ^gewęmming$

ge~odlīce av. corruptly. ∞ ^gewęmmodlīce$

wēn, oe f. hope, expectation; belief, opinion ; probability : hit is ~, ~ is, is ~ w. sbj. it is probable that; the Runic letter w. ∞ ^wēn$

~a m. hope, expectation ; opinion. ∞ ^wēna$

wēnan (wēn|an) hope, expect w.g., a., sbj., rarely inf. ; think, have an opinion wa., w. indc., sbj., also without þæt : ic ~e wit sind oferswīþde — him tō ~ wa. attribute (fault). ∞ ^wēnan$

wēnung f. expectation, hope. ∞ ^wēnung$

~a, -unge, -inga av. perhaps; by chance. ∞ ^wēnunga$

węnian, węnnan accustom, train also rfl. ; wean (child) | † treat — ~ mid wynnum treat kindly, ~ tō wiste feast tr., entertain, hringum ~ give gold to. ∞ ^węnian$

węncel I. n. child ; maidservant. II. aj. † weak. ∞ ^węncel$

węndan (węnd|an) tr. turn, met. direct (thoughts, &c.); convert (to Christianity); change, bring (to life again); translate; bring about, compass || rfl. turn ; go || intr. turn ; go ; change [windan]. ∞ ^węndan$

~ere m. translator. ∞ ^węndere$

~ung f. turning ; change. ∞ ^węndung$

Węndelsǣ (Węndel-sǣ) m. Mediterranean [Węndle]. ∞ ^Węndelsǣ$

Węndle pl. Vandals. ∞ ^Węndle$

gewęnge n. cheek [wang]. ∞ ^gewęnge$

wenlic [e = ē or y ?] beautiful. ∞ ^wenlic$

węnn (węn|n) mf. tumour. ∞ ^węnn$

~bȳl m. carbuncle. ∞ ^węnbȳl$

~sealf f. ointment for tumour. ∞ ^węnsealf$

~spryng m. carbuncle. ∞ ^węnspryng$

~wyrt f. a plant. ∞ ^węnwyrt$

wensēoc (wen-sēoc) having the falling sickness (?). ∞ ^wensēoc$

~nes f. falling sickness (?). ∞ ^wensēocnes$

Węnte (Węnt|e), ~as, ~sæ̂te mpl. people of Monmouthshire. ∞ ^Węnte$

wēobed = wēofod. ∞ ^wēobed$

weoce = wuce week. ∞ ^weoce$

weoce = wice wick. ∞ ^weoce$

wēod n. weed. ∞ ^wēod$

~hōc m. hoe. ∞ ^wēodhōc$

~ian weed. ∞ ^wēodian$

~mōnaþ m. August. ∞ ^wēodmōnaþ$

~ung f. weeding. ∞ ^wēodung$

weodu = wudu. ∞ ^weodu$

weoduwe = wuduwe widow. ∞ ^weoduwe$

weofan = wefan. ∞ ^weofan$

wēofod, wī(g)bed, wigbid, ēo † n. altar [ = wīg-bēod idol-table]. ∞ ^wēofod$ ^wīgbed$ ^wībed$ ^wigbid$ ^wēogbid$

~bōt f. fine for injuring priest, which was applied to the support of the altar. ∞ ^wēofodbōt$

~heorþ m. altar-hearth. ∞ ^wēofodheorþ$

~hrægl n. altar-cloth. ∞ ^wēofodhrægl$

~scēat m. altar-cloth. ∞ ^wēofodscēat$

~steall m. altar-place. ∞ ^wēofodsteall$

~þegn, ~þēn m. priest. ∞ ^wēofodþegn$

~þegnung, -þēn- f. altar-service. ∞ ^wēofodþegnung$

~wīglere m. soothsayer Gl. ∞ ^wēofodwīglere$

wēoh, wīg, ī †, pl. wēos m. idol. See wīg. ∞ ^wēoh$

~steall m. sanctuary. ∞ ^wēohsteall$

weola = wela. ∞ ^weola$

weolc = weoloc. ∞ ^weolc$

weoloc, weolo m. whelk. ∞ ^weoloc$

~baso purple. ∞ ^weolocbaso$

~basohǣwen (~baso-hǣwen) purple. ∞ ^weolocbasohǣwen$

~rēad crimson. ∞ ^weolocrēad$

~scięll f. whelk-shell. ∞ ^weolocscięll$

~tęlg m. purple dye. ∞ ^weoloctęlg$

~wyrm m. murex. ∞ ^weolocwyrm$

wēop prt. of wēpan. ∞ ^wēop$

weorad = werod. ∞ ^weorad$

weoras, see wer man. ∞ ^weoras$

weorc, o, A. e n. work (act and thing), action ; building (act and thing), fortification | † hardship, pain, grief, annoyance, often used like adj.: þæt wæs him ~ tō þolianne. ~um with effort or difficulty. ∞ ^weorc$ ^worc$

~dæ̂d f. action. ∞ ^weorcdæd$

~dæg m. work-day. ∞ ^weorcdæg$

~ern n. workshop. ∞ ^weorcern$

~full laborious. ∞ ^weorcfull$

~hūs n. workshop. ∞ ^weorchūs$

~mann m. working man, labourer. ∞ ^weorcmann$

~nīeten n. working cattle. ∞ ^weorcnīeten$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. corvée-work Ct. ∞ ^weorcrǣden$

~gerēfa m. foreman. ∞ ^weorcgerēfa$

~stān m. stone for building. ∞ ^weorcstān$

~sum laborious ; grievous. ∞ ^weorcsum$

~þēow m. servant, slave. ∞ ^weorcþēow$

geweorc n. act of working; act of building | what is done, work; what is built; fortification. ∞ ^geweorc$

weorce †, Pr. av. [i. of weorc] painfully, grievously used like adj. [cp. ange] : him wæs ~ on mōde. ∞ ^weorce$

weorf, o, -uf n. beast, cattle — wilde ~ unbroken colt. Cp. orf. ∞ ^weorf$

~tord m. dung. ∞ ^weorftord$

weornian fade [wesan, wisnian]. ∞ ^weornian$

weorold = woruld. ∞ ^weorold$

geweorp n. throwing, tossing tr. and intr. — † waroþa ~ surf; heap (of earth, thrown up by beetle). ∞ ^geweorp$

weorpan (weorp|an), u, lN. o 3 w. a., i. throw, lay (hands on) — ~ hlot, ~ tān cast lots | throw off (cloak) ; throw down; expel | † ~ hine wæteres sprinkle with water || ~ him on accuse. ∞ ^weorpan$

~ere † m. thrower down. ∞ ^weorpere$

weorpan wk. = wierpan. ∞ ^weorpan$

weorþ, u, y, lN. o n. worth; price, price-money; ransom, redemption | honour, dignity. ∞ ^weorþ$ ^wurþ$ ^wyrþ$ ^worþ$

~full worthy, honourable (dress), glorious, good (man). ∞ ^weorþfull$

~fullic honourable, distinguished. ∞ ^weorþfullic$

~fullīce av. honourably. ∞ ^weorþfullīce$

~fulnes f. glory. ∞ ^weorþfulnes$

~georn ambitious. ∞ ^weorþgeorn$

~lēas worthless. ∞ ^weorþlēas$

~lic conferring distinction, glorious (victory). ∞ ^weorþlic$

~līce av. with distinction .gloriously; befittingly. ∞ ^weorþlīce$

~licnes f. distinction, glory. ∞ ^weorþlicnes$

~mynd, ~mynt fmn., often f. pl. honour, dignity, glory; insignia of office Gl. ∞ ^weorþmynd$

~myntan honour. ∞ ^weorþmyntan$

~scipe m. showing honour to; dignity (of office); glory. ∞ ^weorþscipe$

weorþ aj. = wierþe. ∞ ^weorþ$

weorþ occ. = worþ. ∞ ^weorþ$

weorþan (weorþ|an), u, y 3, ptc. worden happen, be made (of peace), be fulfilled (of God’s will) ; come into being, arise | become: ge~aþ tō nāhte, wearþ on fielle fell; be | auxiliary, pass.: wierþ gesewen; pret.: wearþ āfeallen fell. ∞ ^weorþan$

geweorþan 3 in all the meanings of weorþan, esp. the first group, very rare as aux. | impers. w. a. (L. d.) of person, ag. : hū hine hæfde geworden wiþ hīe how he had fared with her; þā gewearþ hīe þæt man tōwurþe … the senators agreed to … ; swāswā him bām gewearþ as they had agreed; hū gewearþ þē þæs þæt þū woldest … ? what made you think of … (determine to …) ?; þæs manige gewearþ þæt … w. indc. many thought that … ∞ ^geweorþan$

weorþian (weorþ|ian), u, y occ. wd. honour, distinguish ; worship ; praise ; adorn; endow. ∞ ^weorþian$ ^gewurþad$

~ere, ~iend m. worshipper, adorer. ∞ ^weorþere$

weorþung f. honouring; worship; praising; dignity, glory ; ornament. ∞ ^weorþung$

~dagas*, weord- m. festival Gl. ∞ ^weorþungdagas$

~stōw f. place of worship. ∞ ^weorþungstōw$

weorþe = wierþe. ∞ ^weorþe$

weorþig = worþig. ∞ ^weorþig$

weoruld = woruld. ∞ ^weoruld$

wēos pl. of wēoh idol. ∞ ^wēos$

weosnian = wisnian. ∞ ^weosnian$

weota = wita. ∞ ^weota$

weotoma = wituma. ∞ ^weotoma$

weoxian keep clean (house). ∞ ^weoxian$

wēpan (wēp|an), oe I, ptc. wōpen weep || tr. bewail, weep for [wōp]. ∞ ^wēpan$

~endlic deplorable. ∞ ^wēpendlic$

wer m. man ; † hero; husband. ∞ ^wer$

~bēam † m. warrior. ∞ ^werbēam$

~cynn n. human race. ∞ ^wercynn$

~hād m. virility; male sex. ∞ ^werhād$

~lēas unmarried (woman). ∞ ^werlēas$

~lic male ; manly. ∞ ^werlic$

~līce av. manfully, bravely. ∞ ^werlīce$

~mæ̂gþ f. nation. ∞ ^wermægþ$

~met n. stature. ∞ ^wermet$

~mōd, ~emōd m. wormwood. ∞ ^wermōd$

~scipe m. married state. ∞ ^werscipe$

~þēod † f. nation, pl. people. ∞ ^werþēod$

~wulf, ~ewulf m. werewolf, monster, fiend. ∞ ^werwulf$

wer, were, æ m. legal money-equivalent of a person’s life, wer, wergield. ∞ ^wer$

~borg m. pledge for payment of wer. ∞ ^werborg$

~fǣhþ f. feud involving wer. ∞ ^werfǣhþ$

wergield n. wer. ∞ ^wergield$

~þēof m. thief redeemed by payment of his wer. ∞ ^wergieldþēof$

werlād (wer|lād) f. exculpation of a man by oaths in proportion to the amount of his wer. ∞ ^werlād$

~tihtle f. charge involving liability to pay wer, homicide. ∞ ^wertihtle$

węr m. weir, dam; fish-trap [węrian]. ∞ ^węr$

~hierde m. keeper of a fishing-weir. ∞ ^węrhierde$

~stęde m. weir-place. ∞ ^węrstęde$

wernægl (wer-nægl) m. wart [wearh-, infl. of wer man (?)]. ∞ ^wernægl$

węrian (węr|ian) I. defend ; † once inhabit [cp. warian] ; ward off. II. dam up (pool) [węr, waru]. ∞ ^węrian$

~iend m. defender. ∞ ^węriend$

~ing f. weir, dam. ∞ ^węring$

węrian wear (clothes, ring) ; clothe (body) [waru]. ∞ ^węrian$

weremod (were|mod) = wer- wormwood. ∞ ^weremod$

~wulf = wer-. ∞ ^werewulf$

wergulu f. crab-apple. ∞ ^wergulu$

werig-, see więrgan. ∞ ^werig$

wērig, oe weary [wōrian]. ∞ ^wērig$

~ferþ, ~ferhþ † weary; disheartened. ∞ ^wērigferþ$

~mōd † weary; disheartened. ∞ ^wērigmōd$

~nes f. weariness. ∞ ^wērignes$

wērgian, wērigian weary, exhaust. ∞ ^wērgian$

wērig = *wīerig accursed. ∞ ^wērig$

werod n. multitude, troop; regiment, army [wer, rād]. ∞ ^werod$ ^weorod$

~līest f. lack of soldiers. ∞ ^werodlīest$

werod, -ed I. sweet. II.† n. sweet drink, mead. ∞ ^werod$

~an become sweet. ∞ ^werodan$

~lǣcan make sweet or pleasant. ∞ ^werodlǣcan$

~līce av. sweetly. ∞ ^werodlīce$

~nes f. sweetness. ∞ ^werodnes$

wesan, bēon ; (ic) eom, A. earn, lN. am, bēo, A. bēom; (þū) eart, bis(t), A. earþ, lN. arþ ; (hē) is, biþ; (hīe) sind, e, si(o)ndon, sint, syn, bēoþ, wesaþ, occ. biþon, A. earun, lN. aron; sbj. prs. sīe (also A.) si(g), bēo, Kt. also sē(o) ; prt. wæs, a, pl. wæ̂ron; ptc. prs. wesende, bēonde | exist; happen; be; auxiliary | næ̂re þæt w. sbj. if it had not been that, unless. ∞ ^wesan$ ^bēon$ ^eom$ ^earn$ ^am$ ^bēo$ ^bēom$ ^eart$ ^bis$ ^bist$ ^earþ$ ^arþ$ ^is$ ^biþ$ ^sind$ ^send$ ^sindon$ ^siondon$ ^sint$ ^syn$ ^bēoþ$ ^wesaþ$ ^biþon$ ^earun$ ^aron$ ^sīe$ ^si$ ^sig$ ^sy$ ^bēo$ ^sē$ ^sēo$ ^wæs$ ^wæron$ ^wesende$ ^bēonde$ ^

gewesan*, giwos(s)a (n.) intercourse, conversation lN. ∞ ^gewesan$ ^giwosa$ ^giwossa$

gewesan (gewes|an) † once strive, contend. ∞ ^gewesan$

~nes f. dissension. ∞ ^gewesnes$

wēsan soak, macerate [wōs]. ∞ ^wēsan$

wēse once moist, macerated [wōs]. ∞ ^wēse$

wesend, eo m. bison. ∞ ^wesend$

~horn m. bison’s horn. ∞ ^wesendhorn$

wesole, eo, wesle f. weasel. ∞ ^wesole$

west av. west(wards), in the west. ∞ ^west$

~cęntingas mpl. people of the west of Kent. ∞ ^westcęntingas$

~dǣl m. west part, the west. ∞ ^westdǣl$

~dęne † mpl. West Danes. ∞ ^westdęne$

~ęnde m. west end. ∞ ^westęnde$

~eweard = ~weard. ∞ ^westeweard$

~healf f. west side. ∞ ^westhealf$

~heowag (m.) a part of a church. ∞ ^westheowag$

~lang extending west. ∞ ^westlang$

~mearc f. west boundary. ∞ ^westmearc$

~norþlang (~norþ-lang) extending north-west. ∞ ^westnorþlang$

~norþwind (~norþ-wind) m. north-west wind. ∞ ^westnorþwind$

~rīce n. western kingdom. ∞ ^westrīce$

~rihte av. due west. ∞ ^westrihte$

~rodor m. western sky. ∞ ^westrodor$

~sǣ m. Baltic. ∞ ^westsǣ$

~seaxe, -an mpl. West Saxons; Wessex. ∞ ^westseaxe$

~sūþęnde (~sūþ-ęnde) m. south-west end. ∞ ^westsūþęnde$

~sūþwind (~sūþ-wind) m. south-west wind. ∞ ^westsūþwind$

~wēalas mpl. Cornishmen. ∞ ^westwēalas$

~weard, ~eweard av. westward. ∞ ^westweard$

~weg m. west way. ∞ ^westweg$

~wind m. west wind. ∞ ^westwind$

wēstan (wēst|an) ravage. ∞ ^wēstan$

~nes f. desolation. ∞ ^wēstnes$

westan, -ane av. from the west — be ~, wiþ ~ prp. wd. west of. ∞ ^westan$

~healf f. west side. ∞ ^westanhealf$

~sūþanwind (~sūþan-wind) m. south-west wind. ∞ ^westansūþanwind$

~wind m. west wind. ∞ ^westanwind$

wēste (wēst|e), oe waste, uninhabited. ∞ ^wēste$

~ig, oe waste, desert lA. ∞ ^wēstig$

westema, see westerra. ∞ ^westema$

wēsten, wēstenn, lN. woestern n. desert, wilderness. ∞ ^wēsten$

~gryre m. terror of the wilderness. ∞ ^wēstengryre$

~setla m. hermit. ∞ ^wēstensetla$

~staþol m. desert place. ∞ ^wēstenstaþol$

wēstern = wēsten. ∞ ^wēstern$

westeme western. ∞ ^westeme$

westerra, -era, westra cpv. more westerly, spl. westema, westmest. ∞ ^westerra$

westmest, see westerra. ∞ ^westmest$

westra = westerra. ∞ ^westra$

wēþe (wēþ|e) pleasant, mild. ∞ ^wēþe$

(ge)~nes f. suavity, mildness. ∞ ^gewēþnes$

weþel bandage. ∞ ^weþel$

weþer m. wether, sheep. ∞ ^weþer$

~cynn n. wether kind. ∞ ^weþercynn$

wēþla = wæ̂dla. ∞ ^wēþla$

wibba m. beetle [wefan]. ∞ ^wibba$

wībed = wēofod. ∞ ^wībed$

wīc, ii, í nf. dwelling, village, villa; pl. camp ; street, market-place || bay, creek. ∞ ^wīc$

~eard † m. dwelling. ∞ ^wīceard$

~gefera m. = ~gerēfa. ∞ ^wīcgefera$

~friþu † m. protection of dwelling. ∞ ^wīcfriþu$

~gerēfa m. bailiff; tax-gatherer. ∞ ^wīcgerēfa$

~scēawere m. harbinger (of Christ). ∞ ^wīcscēawere$

~steall † m. camp. ∞ ^wīcsteall$

~stęde † m. dwelling. ∞ ^wīcstęde$

~stow f. dwelling ; camp. ∞ ^wīcstow$

~tūn m. court, vestibule. ∞ ^wīctūn$

wīcan 6 give way, collapse. ∞ ^wīcan$

wīcian dwell; encamp ; anchor. ∞ ^wīcian$

wicca m. wizard. ∞ ^wicca$

~ræ̂d m. divination. ∞ ^wiccaræd$

wicce f. witch. ∞ ^wicce$

~cræft m. witchcraft. ∞ ^wiccecræft$

~dōm m. witchcraft. ∞ ^wiccedōm$

wiccian use witchcraft. ∞ ^wiccian$

wiccung f. witchcraft. ∞ ^wiccung$

~cræft m. witchcraft. ∞ ^wiccungcræft$

~dōm m. witchcraft. ∞ ^wiccungdōm$

wicclian stagger Gl. ∞ ^wicclian$

wice m. wych-elm. ∞ ^wice$

wice, eo f. lamp-wick. ∞ ^wice$

wīce f. office, commission; vL. officer. ∞ ^wīce$

wice = wuce week. ∞ ^wice$

wicel aj. ? (of drinking-cup). ∞ ^wicel$

wicg † n. horse. ∞ ^wicg$

wicga m. beetle. ∞ ^wicga$

wīcing m. pirate. ∞ ^wīcing$

wīcnere (wīcn|ere) m. steward, bailiff. ∞ ^wīcnere$

~ian attend upon. ∞ ^wīcnian$

wīd wide — ~ and sīd far and wide, tō ~an ealdre for ever. ∞ ^wīd$

~brād † ample. ∞ ^wīdbrād$

~cūþ widely known, famous. ∞ ^wīdcūþ$

~fæþme † capacious, extensive. ∞ ^wīdfæþme$

~farend m. wanderer. ∞ ^wīdfarend$

~fērende † coming from afar. ∞ ^wīdfērende$

~floga † far-flier (= dragon). ∞ ^wīdfloga$

~folc † n. great nation. ∞ ^wīdfolc$

~gal = ~giell. ∞ ^wīdgal$

~gangol wandering. ∞ ^wīdgangol$

wīdgiell (wīdgiel|l), -gal extensive; wandering. ∞ ^wīdgiell$

~nes f. amplitude. ∞ ^wīdgielnes$

wīdland (wīd|land) † n. extensive country. ∞ ^wīdland$

~lāst † I. m. long journey. II. aj. wandering far. ∞ ^wīdlāst$

~mæ̂re far-famed. ∞ ^wīdmære$

wīdmæ̂rsian (wīdmæ̂rs|ian) divulge, celebrate. ∞ ^wīdmærsian$

~ung f. disgrace Gl. ∞ ^wīdmærsung$

wīdrynig (wīd|rynig) † far-flowing. ∞ ^wīdrynig$

~sǣ mf. open sea. ∞ ^wīdsǣ$

~sceop † once extensive. ∞ ^wīdsceop$

~scrīþol erratic. ∞ ^wīdscrīþol$

~sīþ † m. long journey; great traveller. ∞ ^wīdsīþ$

~wegas † mpl. great distance. ∞ ^wīdwegas$

wīdian become wider. ∞ ^wīdian$

wīdan av. from afar. Cp. sīdan. ∞ ^wīdan$

wīde av. widely — sīde and ~, ~ landes far and wide. ∞ ^wīde$

~feorh †; -ferhþ †, y mn. long life, eternity used adverbially. ∞ ^wīdefeorh$ ^wīdeferhþ$ ^wīdefyrh$

gewider, pl. ~u n. weather; good weather; bad weather; storm [weder]. ∞ ^gewider$

~ian impers. be fine weather. ∞ ^gewiderian$

wīdl (n.) defilement, impurity. ∞ ^wīdl$

~ian defile. ∞ ^wīdlian$

widobān (wido-bān) = wiþo-. ∞ ^widobān$

widu = wudu wood. ∞ ^widu$

widwe = wuduwe widow. ∞ ^widwe$

więlian (więl|ian)*, y, lN. æ, prt. ~ede roll. Cp. więlwan. ∞ ^więlian$

gewięlcþ*, i f. rolling [wealcan]. ∞ ^gewięlcþ$

gewięldan (gewięld|an) overpower, subdue, dominate; compel; temper (with oil) [wealdan]. ∞ ^gewięldan$

~end m. subduer. ∞ ^gewięldend$

więlde strong, victorious. ∞ ^więlde$

gewięlde under one’s control, conquered : hē dyde hīe him (rfl.) tō gewildon subdued them. ∞ ^gewięlde$

więlede prt. of więlwan. ∞ ^więlede$

wīelen (wīel|en) f. female slave [wealh]. ∞ ^wīelen$

~incel n. little slave. ∞ ^wīelincel$

~isc, e, y, vE. welhisc foreign; Welsh. ∞ ^wīelisc$

więll, ~a m., ~e f. fountain, spring [weallan]. ∞ ^więll$

~eburne † f. spring. ∞ ^więlleburne$

~cerse f. watercress. ∞ ^więllcerse$

~flōd † m. flood. ∞ ^więllflōd$

~spryng, ~espryng m. spring. ∞ ^więllspryng$

~egespryng n. spring. ∞ ^więllegespryng$

~strēam, ~estrēam † m. stream. ∞ ^więllstrēam$

~weorþung f. worship of springs. ∞ ^więllweorþung$

więllic of a fountain. ∞ ^więllic$

więlm m. boiling; surging, raging (of fire) ; flowing, bursting forth [weallan]. ∞ ^więlm$ ^wylm$

~hāt † blazing (fire). ∞ ^więlmhāt$

więlwan, więlian, prt. więlede roll [wealwian]. ∞ ^więlwan$

więrdan (więrd|an) injure. ∞ ^więrdan$ ^wyrde $

~ing*, oe f. injury lN. ∞ ^więrding$

~nes f. injury. ∞ ^więrdnes$

gewięrdlan injure. ∞ ^gewięrdlan$

więrgcwedol (więrg-cwedol), wyrig- cursing, given to cursing. ∞ ^więrgcwedol$

~ian curse. ∞ ^więrgcwedolian$

~nes f. malediction. ∞ ^więrgcwedolnes$

więrgan (więrg|an), L. wyrian curse, revile [wearg]. ∞ ^więrgan$ ^wyrian$

~end, pl. ~endras m. reviler; † węrgend maligner. ∞ ^więrgend$

~ing, L. wyriung f. cursing, curse. ∞ ^więrging$

~nes, wyrig-, i f. cursing, curse. ∞ ^więrgnes$

~þo f. cursing. ∞ ^więrgþo$

więrgen, więrgenn † f. she-wolf [wearg]. ∞ ^więrgen$ ^wyrgen$

wīerig*, ē †, y accursed, wicked. ∞ ^wīerig$ ^werig$ ^wyrig$ ^wergan$

~nes*, ē f. malice lN. ∞ ^wīerignes$

więrman (więrm|an) warm, keep warm [wearm]. ∞ ^więrman$

~ing f. warming. ∞ ^więrming$

więrnan wdg. prevent from; withhold, refuse [wearn]. ∞ ^więrnan$ ^wearn$

wierp, see wyrp throwing. ∞ ^wierp$

gewięrpan, æ recover (from illness) [weorpan]. ∞ ^gewięrpan$

więrpe*, y m. change for the better, relief, recovery (from illness). ∞ ^więrpe$

wierrest, spl. of yfel. ∞ ^wierrest$

wiers, ~a, ~t, see yfel, yfle. ∞ ^wiers$

~ian become worse. ∞ ^wiersian$

~lic bad. ∞ ^wierslic$

gewierþan*, y estimate value of, appraise. ∞ ^gewierþan$

wierþe (wierþ|e), y (also eW., and A.), eo, weorþ, u deserving (good or evil) wg. ; honoured, esteemed, dear (to) wd.; of high rank [weorþ]. ∞ ^wierþe$

~nes f. worth ; worthiness ; dignity, splendour. ∞ ^wierþnes$

gewierþe*, y, -wyrde n. amount, contents wg. ∞ ^gewierþe$

wierþig*, y deserved (punishment). ∞ ^wierþig$

wīf n. woman, lady ; wife. ∞ ^wīf$

~cild n. female child. ∞ ^wīfcild$

~cynn n. female sex. ∞ ^wīfcynn$

~cȳþþ f. company of a woman. ∞ ^wīfcȳþþ$

~fæst married. ∞ ^wīffæst$

~feax n. woman’s hair. ∞ ^wīffeax$

~frēond m. female friend. ∞ ^wīffrēond$

~gāl lecherous. ∞ ^wīfgāl$

~geornnes*, ~geornes f. lechery. ∞ ^wīfgeornnes$

~gift f. dowry. ∞ ^wīfgift$

~hād m. womanhood ; female sex. ∞ ^wīfhād$

~hand, ~healf f. female side in inheritance or descent. ∞ ^wīfhand$

~hīred n. nunnery. ∞ ^wīfhīred$

~gehrin n. intercourse with women. ∞ ^wīfgehrin$

~lāc n. intercourse with women. ∞ ^wīflāc$

~lēas without a wife. ∞ ^wīflēas$

~lic feminine, female. ∞ ^wīflic$

~līce av. in the manner of a woman. ∞ ^wīflīce$

~lufu f. love for a woman. ∞ ^wīflufu$

~gemædla m. woman’s talk. ∞ ^wīfgemædla$

~gemāna m. intercourse with a woman. ∞ ^wīfgemāna$

~mann, L. wīmman m. woman. ∞ ^wīfmann$

~myne m. love for a woman. ∞ ^wīfmyne$

~scrūd n. woman’s clothes. ∞ ^wīfscrūd$

~þegn m. woman’s attendant Gl. ∞ ^wīfþegn$

~þing n. intercourse with a woman. ∞ ^wīfþing$

gewif n. a disease of the eye. ∞ ^gewif$

gewif, ~e, pl. ~u w. sg. meaning, n. fate, fortune [wefan]. ∞ ^gewif$ ^gewiof$

~sæ̂lig fortunate. ∞ ^gewifsælig$

gewifian (gewif|ian) marry (of man); hē ~ode on hire. ∞ ^gewifian$

~ung f. marrying (of man). ∞ ^gewifung$

wifel m. beetle. ∞ ^wifel$

wifel, wifer, wiber arrow, dart GL ∞ ^wifel$

wifre f. weaver [wefan]. ∞ ^wifre$

wift = weft weft. ∞ ^wift$

wīg n. war. ∞ ^wīg$ ^wigge$

~bæ̂re warlike. ∞ ^wīgbære$

~bealo † n. war. ∞ ^wīgbealo$

~bill † n. sword. ∞ ^wīgbill$

~blāc † in bright armour. ∞ ^wīgblāc$

~bora m. soldier. ∞ ^wīgbora$

~bord † n. shield. ∞ ^wīgbord$

~cięrm m. noise of battle. ∞ ^wīgcięrm$

~cræft m. prowess; military skill. ∞ ^wīgcræft$

~cræftig valorous. ∞ ^wīgcræftig$

~freca † m. warrior. ∞ ^wīgfreca$

~fruma † m. warrior. ∞ ^wīgfruma$

~gār*, wīgār m. spear. ∞ ^wīggār$

~gryre † m. war-terror. ∞ ^wīggryre$

~hafola † m. helmet. ∞ ^wīghafola$

~haga † m. phalanx. ∞ ^wīghaga$

~hēap † m. band of warriors. ∞ ^wīghēap$

~heard † warlike. ∞ ^wīgheard$

~hęte m. hostility, war. ∞ ^wīghęte$

~hryre † m. fall in battle. ∞ ^wīghryre$

~hūs n. battlement, turret. ∞ ^wīghūs$

~hyrsta † fpl. war-trappings. ∞ ^wīghyrsta$

~lēoþ † n. war-song, signal. ∞ ^wīglēoþ$

~lic martial. ∞ ^wīglic$

~līce av. valiantly. ∞ ^wīglīce$

~mann m. soldier. ∞ ^wīgmann$

~plega † m. battle. ∞ ^wīgplega$

~rād*, o † f. war-path. ∞ ^wīgrād$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn † f. battle. ∞ ^wīgrǣden$

~sigor † m. victory. ∞ ^wīgsigor$

~sīþ † m. warlike expedition. ∞ ^wīgsīþ$

~smiþ † m. warrior. ∞ ^wīgsmiþ$

~spēd † f. success in war. ∞ ^wīgspēd$

~spere n. spear. ∞ ^wīgspere$

~steall † m. entrenchment, fortress. ∞ ^wīgsteall$

~strang brave. ∞ ^wīgstrang$

~getāwe † pl. war-trappings. ∞ ^wīggetāwe$

~trod*, wītrod † (?). ∞ ^wīgtrod$

~þracu † f. battle. ∞ ^wīgþracu$

~þrīst † bold in war. ∞ ^wīgþrīst$

~wægn m. war-chariot. ∞ ^wīgwægn$

~wæ̂pen n. weapon. ∞ ^wīgwæpen$

wīg = wēoh idol. ∞ ^wīg$

~giėld † n. idol. ∞ ^wīggiėld$

~smiþ † once m. maker of idols. Cp. under wīg war. ∞ ^wīgsmiþ$

~weorþung f. idolatry. ∞ ^wīgweorþung$

wīgan (wīg|an), -ian fight — ~ende mann soldier. ∞ ^wīgan$

~end †, wiggend m. warrior. ∞ ^wīgend$

wīgian = wīgan. ∞ ^wīgian$

wiga †, i † m. warrior, man. ∞ ^wiga$

wiggend = wīgend. ∞ ^wiggend$

wiglian (wigl|ian) practise divination. ∞ ^wiglian$

~ere m. diviner, soothsayer. ∞ ^wiglere$

(ge)~ung f. divination. ∞ ^gewiglung$

wīgol once belonging to divination (birds) Gl. ∞ ^wīgol$

wiht, u I. fn., lpl. ~u thing; creature, being; sprite, demon | ~e av. at all. II. pron. wg. anything. III. av. at all. ∞ ^wiht$

Wiht f., ~land n. Isle of Wight [Lt. Vectis]. ∞ ^Wiht$

~sæ̂te, ~ware pl. Isle of Wight people. ∞ ^Wihtsæte$

wiht n. weight. ∞ ^wiht$

wihtmæreswyrt (wiht-mæres-wyrt) f. scurvygrass (?). ∞ ^wihtmæreswyrt$

gewihte n. weight. ∞ ^gewihte$

wihtel*, y quail. ∞ ^wihtel$

wil- = will-. ∞ ^wil$

Wilsæ̂te (Wil-sæ̂t|e), ~an pl. people of Wilts. ∞ ^Wilsæte$

wīl n. wile, trick vL. ∞ ^wīl$

wilde wild, untamed — ~ fyr wildfire (heaths, &c·, on fire); uncultivated, desert. ∞ ^wilde$

wildēor, dd = wilder. ∞ ^wildēor$

~en animal, fierce. ∞ ^wildēoren$

~lic animal, fierce. ∞ ^wildēorlic$

~līce av. like an animal. ∞ ^wildēorlīce$

~nes f. desert. ∞ ^wildēornes$

wilder, wild(d)ēor n. wild beast; deer, reindeer [wilde, dēor]. ∞ ^wilder$ ^wildeor$ ^wilddeor$

wile, see willan. ∞ ^wile$

gewile = gewill. ∞ ^gewile$

wilewīse (wile-wīse) = wilig-. ∞ ^wilewīse$

wilige (wilig|e) f. basket [welig]. ∞ ^wilige$

~wīse* f. — on wiliwīsan basketwise. ∞ ^wiligwīse$

wiliht*, y full of willows [welig]. ∞ ^wiliht$

will (n.) — his ~es of his own accord. ∞ ^will$

wil-, will-, see willa. ∞ ^wil$

~boda † m. messenger of joy, angel. ∞ ^wilboda$

~gebrōþor † mpl. brothers. ∞ ^wilgebrōþor$

wilcuma (wilcum|a) m. welcome guest — used also like aj. or interj. : ~an lā mīne hlāfordas !. ∞ ^wilcuma$

~ian welcome. ∞ ^wilcumian$

wildæg, willdæg (wil(l)|dæg) m. day of joy. ∞ ^wildæg$ ^willdæg$

~gedryht † f. devoted retinue, faithful band. ∞ ^willgedryht$ ^wilgedryht$

~fægen † glad. ∞ ^willfægen$ ^wilfægen$

~fæmne f. beloved woman. ∞ ^willfæmne$ ^wilfæmne$

~fullīce av. willingly Gl. ∞ ^willfullīce$ ^wilfullīce$

~giėfa † m. king. ∞ ^willgiėfa$ ^wilgiėfa$

~gięst* m. welcome guest. ∞ ^willgięst$ ^wilgięst$

~gehlēþa † m. familiar associate. ∞ ^willgehlēþa$ ^wilgehlēþa$

~hrēþig † exulting. ∞ ^willhrēþig$ ^wilhrēþig$

~sęle † m. pleasant dwelling. ∞ ^willsęle$ ^wilsęle$

~sīþ †, Pr. m. pleasant or desired journey. ∞ ^willsīþ$ ^wilsīþ$

~gesīþ † m. familiar companion. ∞ ^willgesīþ$ ^wilgesīþ$

~spell † n. glad tidings. ∞ ^willspell$ ^wilspell$

~gesteald*, -eall † n. riches. ∞ ^willgesteald$ ^wilgesteald$

~gesweostor † pl. sisters. ∞ ^willgesweostor$ ^wilgesweostor$

wilsum desirable, pleasant. ∞ ^wilsum$

~lic desirable. ∞ ^wilsumlic$

~līce av. willingly. ∞ ^wilsumlīce$

wilsumnes, willsumnes (wil(l)|sumnes) f. willingness. ∞ ^wilsumnes$ ^willsumnes$

~þegu † f. acceptable food. ∞ ^willþegu$ ^wilþegu$

~geþofta † m. familiar associate. ∞ ^willgeþofta$ ^wilgeþofta$

~wang † m. delightful plain. ∞ ^willwang$ ^wilwang$

~weg † m. pleasant path. ∞ ^willweg$ ^wilweg$

gewill (gewil|l), -wile n. wish, will — on hiora gewill in order to please them. ∞ ^gewill$

~bod n. command. ∞ ^gewilbod$

~sum desirable. ∞ ^gewilsum$

willan (will|an) vb., (he) wile, prt. wolde, A. a | wish, be willing; desire ; attempt, tela ~ desire righteousness. gif heo wolde hine would marry him | habit, repetition be used to | auxil. w. inf. wile will = future; wolde would = prt. sbj. ∞ ^willan$

~endlīce av. willingly. ∞ ^willendlīce$

willian (will|ian) wish, desire || intr. wd. following the will of: Gode ~igende. ∞ ^willian$

ge~ung f. desire. ∞ ^gewillung$

willa (will|a), gpl. -ena, wilna m. will — his selfes ~um of his own accord; be his ~an permission | desire ; pleasure — ~um joyfully ; object of desire or pleasure. ∞ ^willa$

wilna occ. gpl. of willa. ∞ ^wilna$

wilnian (wiln|ian) w. g., a., sbj., ger., inf. desire ; ask for : hīe ~odon him (rfl. pl.) friþes tō him (sg.). ∞ ^wilnian$

(ge)~iendlic desirable. ∞ ^gewilniendlic$

(ge)~ung f. desire. ∞ ^gewilnung$

wīmmann (wīm-mann) = wif-. ∞ ^wīmmann$

wimpel m. neck-covering, cloak. ∞ ^wimpel$

wīn n. wine [Lt. vinum]. ∞ ^wīn$

~ærn, ~ern n. wine-cellar; tavern ; † hall. ∞ ^wīnærn$

~bēam m. vine. ∞ ^wīnbēam$

~bęlg, ~bęlig, æ m. wine-skin. ∞ ^wīnbęlg$

~bęrge, ~bęrige f. grape. ∞ ^wīnbęrge$

~bōg m. vine-shoot. ∞ ^wīnbōg$

~brytta m. innkeeper Gl. ∞ ^wīnbrytta$

~burg † f. festive city. ∞ ^wīnburg$

~byrele m. innkeeper. ∞ ^wīnbyrele$

~clyster n. bunch of grapes. ∞ ^wīnclyster$

~gedrinc † n. wine-drinking. ∞ ^wīngedrinc$

wīndruncen wine-drunk. ∞ ^wīndruncen$

~nes f. wine-intoxication. ∞ ^wīndruncennes$

wīndrync (wīn|drync) m. draught of wine, wine. ∞ ^wīndrync$

~fæt n. wine-vat. ∞ ^wīnfæt$

~gāl † elated with wine. ∞ ^wīngāl$

wīngeard m. vineyard. ∞ ^wīngeard$

~bōg m. vine-shoot. ∞ ^wīngeardbōg$

~hōc m. vine-tendril. ∞ ^wīngeardhōc$

~hring m. bunch of grapes (?) Gl. ∞ ^wīngeardhring$

wīngeardseax (wīngeard-seax) n. pruning-knife. ∞ ^wīngeardseax$

wīnhāte (wīn|hāte) † ? f. invitation to wine. ∞ ^wīnhāte$

~hūs n. tavern. ∞ ^wīnhūs$

~lēaf n. vine-leaf. ∞ ^wīnlēaf$

~lic vinous. ∞ ^wīnlic$

~męre m. wine-vat. ∞ ^wīnmęre$

~ręced † n. festive hall. ∞ ^wīnręced$

~repan*, eo gather vintage Gl. ∞ ^wīnrepan$

~sæd † satiated with wine. ∞ ^wīnsæd$

~sæl † n. festive hall. ∞ ^wīnsæl$

~sęle † m. festive hall. ∞ ^wīnsęle$

~sester m. wine-vessel. ∞ ^wīnsester$

~tæppere m. tavern-keeper. ∞ ^wīntæppere$

~tīber n. libation. ∞ ^wīntīber$

~(ge)trędde f. wine-press. ∞ ^wīngetrędde$

~trēow n. vine. ∞ ^wīntrēow$

~trēowig of a vine Gl. ∞ ^wīntrēowig$

~trog m. wine-vessel. ∞ ^wīntrog$

~twig n. vine-shoot. ∞ ^wīntwig$

~þegu † f. receiving wine, banquet. ∞ ^wīnþegu$

~wringa m. wine-press. ∞ ^wīnwringa$

wincian (winc|ian), prs. ptc. ~(i)ende shut eyes, blink, wink. ∞ ^wincian$

wince f. pulley. ∞ ^wince$

wincel (m.) corner. ∞ ^wincel$

wincel n. child. ∞ ^wincel$

wincettan nod, beckon. ∞ ^wincettan$

wind m. wind. ∞ ^wind$

~æ̂dre, ~æ̂ddre f. artery Gl. ∞ ^windædre$

~bland † n. violence of the wind. ∞ ^windbland$

~fana m. Gl. ∞ ^windfana$

~fann, gefon f. fan. ∞ ^windfann$

~ig windy. ∞ ^windig$

~rǣs m. rush of wind. ∞ ^windrǣs$

~scofl f. fan. ∞ ^windscofl$

~sęle † windy dwelling (= hell). ∞ ^windsęle$

~swingell f. fan. ∞ ^windswingell$

gewind n. anything spiral, winding path, vine-tendril Gl. ∞ ^gewind$

windan 3 tr. wind, twist, weave — † wunden (gold) made into rings ; brandish || intr. turn, move; met. gewand ymbe his þearfe looked after his interests | rush, fly (of birds, spears); roll; slip | delay, hesitate. ∞ ^windan$

windecræft (winde-cræft) = wynde-. ∞ ^windecræft$

windelocc (winde-locc) m. curl Gl. ∞ ^windelocc$

gewinde — hit wæs ~ on þā burg the wind was towards the town. ∞ ^gewinde$

windel m. basket. ∞ ^windel$

~stān m. spiral shell. ∞ ^windelstān$

~strēaw n. windle-straw (a plant). ∞ ^windelstrēaw$

~trēow n. willow. ∞ ^windeltrēow$

windwian tr. blow; winnow. ∞ ^windwian$

windwig.   ∞ ^windwig$

~ceaf n. chaff. ∞ ^windwigceaf$

~sife n. winnowing-sieve. ∞ ^windwigsife$

wine †, occ. gpl. winigea, m. friend ; protector, lord. ∞ ^wine$

~dryhten m. lord. ∞ ^winedryhten$

~gēomor mourning for friends. ∞ ^winegēomor$

~lēas friendless. ∞ ^winelēas$

~mæ̂g m. kinsman. ∞ ^winemæg$

~scipe m. friendship. ∞ ^winescipe$

~trēow f. (conjugal) fidelity. ∞ ^winetrēow$

~þearfende in need of friends. ∞ ^wineþearfende$

winewincle (wine-wincle), p- f. winkle, shellfish. ∞ ^winewincle$

winigea occ. gpl. of wine. ∞ ^winigea$

wining*, wynyng m. garter, legging. ∞ ^wining$

gewinn, w- n. labour, effort; hardship; war, hostility; gain, profit. ∞ ^gewinn$ ^win$ ^winn$

~dæg m. day of trouble; day of battle. ∞ ^gewinndæg$

~full troublesome. ∞ ^gewinnfull$

~fullic laborious, full of hardship. ∞ ^gewinnfullic$

~fullīce av. laboriously, with an effort. ∞ ^gewinnfullīce$

~stōw f. wrestling-place Gl. ∞ ^gewinnstōw$

~tīd f. time of trouble or affliction. ∞ ^gewinntīd$

~woruld † f. world of hardship. ∞ ^gewinnworuld$

winnan 3 intr. toil; endure hardship, suffer: ~ of feferādle ; strive w. æfter for, w. ongēan a.; protest, contradict; make war, fight w. wiþ a., on a. | on ~ wd. make war on, attack, mid ~ wd. fight with (as ally), wiþ ~ wd. resist || tr. endure (hardship). ∞ ^winnan$

gewinnan (gewinn|an) 3 tr. gain, acquire; conquer, take (fortress) || intr. (rare) make war, fight. ∞ ^gewinnan$

~a, w- m. adversary. ∞ ^gewinna$

winnung f. winnowing, chaff. Cp. windwian. ∞ ^winnung$

winpel = wimpel. ∞ ^winpel$

winstre, wine- I. wk. fem. aj. left: sēo ~ hand. II. f. left hand. ∞ ^winstre$

winter m., d. wintra, pl. winter, wintru, winter; in reckoning year. ∞ ^winter$

~biter † bitterly cold. ∞ ^winterbiter$

~burna m. winter torrent, stream which flows only in winter. ∞ ^winterburna$

~ceald † wintry cold. ∞ ^winterceald$

~cearig † winter-sad. ∞ ^wintercearig$

~dæg m. winter day. ∞ ^winterdæg$

~dūn f. down on which sheep are kept in winter (?). ∞ ^winterdūn$

~feorm f. winter provisions. ∞ ^winterfeorm$

~fylleþ October. ∞ ^winterfylleþ$

wintergegang (winter|gegang) n. fate Gl. ∞ ^wintergegang$

~lǣcan grow wintry (of season). ∞ ^winterlǣcan$

~lic winter, wintry. ∞ ^winterlic$

~ræ̂dingbōc (~ræ̂ding-bōc) f. lectionary for the winter. ∞ ^winterrædingbōc$

~(ge)rīm † n. number of years. ∞ ^wintergerīm$

~scūr m. winter shower. ∞ ^winterscūr$

~seld, ~setl n. winter quarters. ∞ ^winterseld$

~steall ? an animal LL. ∞ ^wintersteall$

~stund † f. short period. ∞ ^winterstund$

~sufl n. food for winter. ∞ ^wintersufl$

~getæl*, e † number of years. ∞ ^wintergetæl$

~tīd f. winter time. ∞ ^wintertīd$

~gewæ̂de † n. winter garment (= snow). ∞ ^wintergewæde$

~geweorp † n. snow-fall. ∞ ^wintergeweorp$

gewintred grown-up ; aged. ∞ ^gewintred$

wintrig of winter, wintry. ∞ ^wintrig$

wiota = wita. ∞ ^wiota$

wīpian wipe. ∞ ^wīpian$

wīr m. wire. ∞ ^wīr$

~boga † m. twisted wire. ∞ ^wīrboga$

wīr, ȳ myrtle Gl. ∞ ^wīr$

~grǣfa m. myrtle-grove. ∞ ^wīrgrǣfa$

~trēow n. myrtle. ∞ ^wīrtrēow$

gewired made of or ornamented with wire (brooch). ∞ ^gewired$

wircan = wyrcan. ∞ ^wircan$

wīs = wise manner. ∞ ^wīs$

wīs wise, sensible, learned. ∞ ^wīs$

~dōm m. wisdom ; learning. ∞ ^wīsdōm$

~e av. wisely. ∞ ^wīse$

~fæst † wise. ∞ ^wīsfæst$

~fæstlic † wise. ∞ ^wīsfæstlic$

~hycgende † wise. ∞ ^wīshycgende$

~hygdig, hydig † wise. ∞ ^wīshygdig$

~lic advisable. ∞ ^wīslic$

~līce av. wisely. ∞ ^wīslīce$

~wyrde prudent in speech. ∞ ^wīswyrde$

wīsbōc (wīs-bōc) † f. book Ps. ∞ ^wīsbōc$

wīsian (wīs|ian) wd. guide; point out, show. ∞ ^wīsian$

ge~ung f. direction. For gewissung (?). ∞ ^gewīsung$

wīsa † m. leader. ∞ ^wīsa$

wise (wis|e) f. growth, (strawberry) plant — fugeles wyse a plant. ∞ ^wise$

~lēag m. meadow (?) Ct. ∞ ^wislēag$

wīse, wīs f. manner, way ; testamentary disposition, arrangement | occurrence, affair; state, condition, (material) thing | direction | melody. ∞ ^wīse$

wislic (wis|lic) certain. Cp. gewiss. ∞ ^wislic$ ^gewislic$ ^wislic$ ^gewislicost$

~līce av. with certainty, certainly. ∞ ^wislīce$

wisnian, eo dry up, wither [weoraian]. ∞ ^wisnian$

gewiss, wiss I. certain (fact) — tō ~an [ = ~um] þinge for a certainty, certainly; feeling certain (about), acquainted with wg. II. n. certainty, definite information — mid ~e, tō ~e, tō ~um, tō wissum with certainty. ∞ ^gewiss$

~līce av. with certainty; accurately | moreover Gl. ∞ ^gewisslīce$

wissian (wiss|ian) w. a., d. guide, direct; indicate, show wda. ∞ ^wissian$

~iend m. driver (of chariot) ; governor, mistress. ∞ ^wissiend$

(ge)~ung f. guidance, direction, government. ∞ ^gewissung$

wisse prt. of wāt. ∞ ^wisse$

Wissigotan (Wissi-gotan) mpl. Visigoths. ∞ ^Wissigotan$

wist f. sustenance, food ; feast gen. pl.; luxury. ∞ ^wist$

~full productive. ∞ ^wistfull$

~fullian feast. ∞ ^wistfullian$

~fullīce av. sumptuously. ∞ ^wistfullīce$

(ge)~fullung f. abundance, feasting. ∞ ^gewistfullung$

~fulnes f. dainties. ∞ ^wistfulnes$

~fyllo † f. full meal. ∞ ^wistfyllo$

~giėfende plentiful. ∞ ^wistgiėfende$

~lǣcan feast. ∞ ^wistlǣcan$

~męttas mpl. dainties. ∞ ^wistmęttas$

gewistian feast. ∞ ^gewistian$

wiste prt. of wāt. ∞ ^wiste$

wistle (wistl|e), hw- f. whistle, flute, pipe. ∞ ^wistle$

~ian whistle. ∞ ^wistlian$

~ere m. piper. ∞ ^wistlere$

~ung f. whistling, piping. ∞ ^wistlung$

wit we two. ∞ ^wit$

wītan 6 wda. reproach with, blame for. ∞ ^wītan$

gewītan (gewīt|an) 6 depart; cease to exist, die out (of family), die | ūt ~ go out (of fire). ∞ ^gewītan$

~endlic transitory. ∞ ^gewītendlic$

~endnes = gewitennes. ∞ ^gewītendnes$

witian, eo decree; destine. ∞ ^witian$

wita (wit|a), io, ge- m. sage, wise man ; councillor, senator — ~ena-gemōt n. parliament; = gewita [wāt]. ∞ ^wita$

gewita, io, w- m. witness; accomplice ; = wita. ∞ ^gewita$

wīte n. punishment; fine ; torture; misery. ∞ ^wīte$

~ærn*, wītern n. prison. ∞ ^wīteærn$

~bęnd † mf. cruel bond. ∞ ^wītebęnd$

~brōga † m. terror of torment. ∞ ^wītebrōga$

~fæst under arrest; legally enslaved. ∞ ^wītefæst$

~hrægl n. penitential dress. ∞ ^wītehrægl$

~hūs n. house of torture, amphitheatre Gl. ∞ ^wītehūs$

~lāc † n. punishment. ∞ ^wītelāc$

~lēas without punishment or fine. ∞ ^wītelēas$

~līest f. freedom from punishment or fine. ∞ ^wītelīest$

~lic, wītiglic of punishment. ∞ ^wītelic$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. punishment. ∞ ^wīterǣden$

~rn = ~ærn. ∞ ^wītern$

~scræf † n. hell. ∞ ^wītescræf$

~stęng m. rack. ∞ ^wītestęng$

~stōw f. place of torment or execution. ∞ ^wītestōw$

~swing m. flogging. ∞ ^wīteswing$

~tōl n. instrument of torture. ∞ ^wītetōl$

~þēow, ~þēowmann m. freeman legally enslaved, convict. ∞ ^wīteþēow$

wītedōm (wīte-dōm), wītig- m. prophecy. ∞ ^wītedōm$

~lic prophetic. ∞ ^wītedōmlic$

wītega (wīteg|a), ī, í, wītga m. wise man, prophet. ∞ ^wītega$

~estre f. prophetess. ∞ ^wītegestre$

~ian prophesy. ∞ ^wītegian$

~endlic*, wītendlic prophetic. ∞ ^wītegendlic$

wītegung f. prophecy. ∞ ^wītegung$

~bōc f. book of prophecy. ∞ ^wītegungbōc$

gewitennes f. departure, death. ∞ ^gewitennes$

wītga = wītega. ∞ ^wītga$

wītig, ī † [or -itt-], wittig wise; in one’s right mind. ∞ ^wītig$

wītigdōm (wītig-dōm) = wīte-. ∞ ^wītigdōm$

wīting- = wītnung-. ∞ ^wīting$

gewitnes, gewittnes f. witnessing, seeing, knowing; testimony; concurrence, cognizance | one who witnesses or gives evidence. ∞ ^gewitnes$

wītnian (wītn|ian) punish; torture. ∞ ^wītnian$

~ere m. executioner, torturer. ∞ ^wītnere$

wītnung, ge- f. punishment; torture. ∞ ^wītnung$

~stōw, wīting- f. purgatory. ∞ ^wītnungstōw$

witod = witodlīce. ∞ ^witod$

witodlīce, witod av., cj. truly, certainly, indeed ; for, and. ∞ ^witodlīce$

witol, tt wise. ∞ ^witol$

witon prt. pl. of wāt. ∞ ^witon$

witrod = wīg-trod. ∞ ^witrod$

(ge)witscipe m. testimony, evidence. ∞ ^gewitscipe$

witt (wit|t) n. understanding, sense; right mind, senses. ∞ ^witt$

~līest f. folly. ∞ ^witlīest$

~sēoc insane. ∞ ^witsēoc$

gewitt (gewit|t) n. intellect, understanding; right mind, senses: of his gewitte wearþ; consciousness. ∞ ^gewitt$

~fæst of sound mind. ∞ ^gewitfæst$

gewitlēas (gewit|lēas) foolish, mad. ∞ ^gewitlēas$

~lēast † f. folly ; madness. ∞ ^gewitlēast$

~loca † m. mind. ∞ ^gewitloca$

~sēoc insane. ∞ ^gewitsēoc$

witter wise L. [Scand. vitr]. ∞ ^witter$

wittig = wītig. ∞ ^wittig$

gewittig, -wītig wise, clever; sane. ∞ ^gewittig$

wittol = witol. ∞ ^wittol$

wituma (witum|a), weotoma, wetma m. dowry. ∞ ^wituma$

~bora m. bridesman. ∞ ^witumbora$

wiþ av., prp. w. a., d., g., in W. gen. a., except where specially marked d. or g. | rest opposite; near, (lean) against: hēt delfan his byrgene ~ þæt weofod ; ~ earm gesæt | extension along: on þǣm lande ~ þā West-sæ ; as far as, to | motion towards wg. : ēode ~ þæs Hælendes | opposition, hostility, protection against : fuhton ~ Brettas ; fuhton ~ þām cyninge ; healdan ~ besmitennysse also wg. | separation from | exchange, price for wd. : him feoh gehēton ~ þām friþe | association with (of mixture, share, &c.): dǣlan rīce ~ God ; obj. of verb, &c. (angry, make peace) with, (speak, be reconciled) to : gebealg ~ hine; cīdan ~ God || wiþ -þæm-þe, wiþ-þæm-þæt in exchange for, in consideration of, provided that || wiþ … weard wd. towards : wiþ hire weard. ∞ ^wiþ$

wiþæftan (wiþ·æftan) I. prp. wd. behind. II. av. behind. ∞ ^wiþæftan$

wiþblāwan (wiþ·blāwan) I w. g. [or d. ?] blow away. ∞ ^wiþblāwan$

wiþbregdan (wiþ·bregdan), -brēdan 3 wa. withhold, keep back | wd. oppose, resist; admonish. ∞ ^wiþbregdan$

wiþcēosan (wiþ·cēosan), wiþer- 7 reject ptc. -coren (Gode) rejected (by God). ∞ ^wiþcēosan$

wiþcoren (wiþ·coren) rejected. ∞ ^wiþcoren$

~nes f. reprobation. ∞ ^wiþcorennes$

wiþcwedennes (wiþ·cwedennes), wiþercwednes f. contradiction. ∞ ^wiþcwedennes$

wiþcwedolnes = wiþer-. ∞ ^wiþcwedolnes$

wiþcweþan (wiþ·cweþan) 5 deny w.a., sbj. | reject, refuse w. d., sbj. w. neg. : wiþcwæþ þæt hē nære … refused to be …; wdg. refuse a person a request or command: hīe him þæs wiþcwædon | oppose, refuse to follow teaching of wd.; dispute (sentence), object to wd.; remonstrate with wd. ∞ ^wiþcweþan$

wiþdrīfan (wiþ·drīfan) 6 repel, renounce. ∞ ^wiþdrīfan$

wiþer † once prp. wd. (?) against. ∞ ^wiþer$

wiþer- occ. = wiþ-. ∞ ^wiþer$

wiþerian resist w. ongēan. ∞ ^wiþerian$

wiþerbreca (wiþer-breca) = -broca. ∞ ^wiþerbreca$

wiþerbroca (wiþer-broc|a), -bre-, eo m. adversary. ∞ ^wiþerbroca$

~ian oppose. ∞ ^wiþerbrocian$

wiþercięrr (wiþer-cięrr) m. rearing (of a horse). ∞ ^wiþercięrr$

~an rear. ∞ ^wiþercięrran$

wiþercora (wiþer-cora) m. adversary. ∞ ^wiþercora$

wiþercoren (wiþer-coren) = wiþ-. ∞ ^wiþercoren$

wiþercwednes (wiþer-cwednes) = wiþcwedennes. ∞ ^wiþercwednes$

wiþercwedol (wiþer-cwedol), -cwidel contradicting. ∞ ^wiþercwedol$

~nes f. contradiction. ∞ ^wiþercwedolnes$

wiþercwide (wiþer-cwide) m. contradiction; resistance. ∞ ^wiþercwide$

wiþercwidel (wiþer-cwidel) = -cwedol. ∞ ^wiþercwidel$

wiþerfeohtan (wiþer-feohtan) 3 resist. ∞ ^wiþerfeohtan$

wiþerflītan (wiþer-flītan) 6 resist. ∞ ^wiþerflītan$

wiþerflita (wiþer-flita) m. adversary, opponent. ∞ ^wiþerflita$

wiþergiėld (wiþer-giėld) n. recompense. ∞ ^wiþergiėld$

wiþerhlinian (wiþer-hlinian) lean against; resist. ∞ ^wiþerhlinian$

wiþerhycgende (wiþer-hycgende); -hygdig, -hȳdig hostile, refractory. ∞ ^wiþerhycgende$

wiþerlēan (wiþer-lēan) n. requital. ∞ ^wiþerlēan$

wiþerling m. opponent. ∞ ^wiþerling$

wiþermāl (wiþer-māl) n. counter-plea, defence L. ∞ ^wiþermāl$

wiþermēde (wiþer-mēd|e) antagonistic. ∞ ^wiþermēde$

~nes f. antagonism. ∞ ^wiþermēdnes$

~o f. antagonism. ∞ ^wiþermēdo$

wiþer-mōd. ∞ ^wiþermod$

~nes f. adversity. ∞ ^wiþermodnes$

wiþerræ̂de (wiþer-ræ̂d|e) the opposite of, antagonistic to wd.; adverse ; rebellious ; disagreeing (of food). ∞ ^wiþerræde$

~lic adverse. ∞ ^wiþerrædlic$

~nes f. opposition ; adversity. ∞ ^wiþerrædnes$

wiþerriht (wiþer-riht) n. recompense Gl. ∞ ^wiþerriht$

wiþerrihtes (wiþer-rihtes)*, -ræhtes † av. opposite. ∞ ^wiþerrihtes$

wiþersaca (wiþer-sac|a) m. adversary; betrayer; apostate. ∞ ^wiþersaca$

~an = wiþsacan. ∞ ^wiþersacan$

~end*, -sacerd m. blasphemer. ∞ ^wiþersacend$

~ian become an apostate. ∞ ^wiþersacian$

~u f. = ~sæc. ∞ ^wiþersacu$

~ung f. apostasy. ∞ ^wiþersacung$

wiþersæc (wiþer-sæc) n. hostility, opposition ; apostasy. ∞ ^wiþersæc$

wiþersīenes (wiþer-sīenes) av. in full view, visibly (?). ∞ ^wiþersīenes$

wiþerspræ̂c (wiþer-spræ̂c) f. contradiction. ∞ ^wiþerspræc$

wiþerstǣger (wiþer-stǣger) steep. ∞ ^wiþerstǣger$

wiþersteall (wiþer-steall) m. defence, resistance. ∞ ^wiþersteall$

wiþertalu (wiþer-talu) f. contradiction. ∞ ^wiþertalu$

wiþertīeme (wiþer-tīeme) opposed, the opposite of wd. ∞ ^wiþertīeme$

wiþertihtle (wiþer-tihtle) f. counter-charge. ∞ ^wiþertihtle$

wiþertrod (wiþer-trod) † n. retreat. ∞ ^wiþertrod$

wiþerweard, -word adverse; rebellious. ∞ ^wiþerweard$

~ian oppose. ∞ ^wiþerweardian$

~lic perverse. ∞ ^wiþerweardlic$

~līce f. perversely. ∞ ^wiþerweardlīce$

~nes f. opposition, adversity. ∞ ^wiþerweardnes$

wiþerwinnan (wiþer-winn|an) 3 oppose Gl. ∞ ^wiþerwinnan$

~ung*, we- f. controversy Gl. ∞ ^wiþerwinnung$

wiþerwinna (wiþer-winna) m. adversary. ∞ ^wiþerwinna$

wiþewinde (wiþe-winde) = wiþo-. ∞ ^wiþewinde$

wiþfaran (wiþ·faran) 2 escape wd. ∞ ^wiþfaran$

wiþfeohtend (wiþ-feohtend) m. adversary. ∞ ^wiþfeohtend$

wiþfęrian (wiþ·fęrian) † rescue w.a. and d. or of. ∞ ^wiþfęrian$

wiþfōn (wiþ·fōn) vb. grab at wd. ∞ ^wiþfōn$

wiþforan (wiþ·foran) I. prp. wd., place before; time before. II. av. previously. ∞ ^wiþforan$

wiþgān (wiþ·gān), wiþgangan vb. go away, disappear. ∞ ^wiþgān$

wiþgeondan (wiþ·geondan) prp. w. a. (or d. ?) beyond (?). ∞ ^wiþgeondan$

wiþgrīpan (wiþ·grīpan) 6 wd. oppose. ∞ ^wiþgrīpan$

wiþhabban (wiþ·habban) wd. resist, hold out against. ∞ ^wiþhabban$

wiþhæftan (wiþ·hæftan) seize. ∞ ^wiþhæftan$

wiþhindan (wiþ·hindan) av. behind. ∞ ^wiþhindan$

wiþhogian (wiþ·hogian) despise, reject. ∞ ^wiþhogian$

wiþhycgan (wiþ·hycgan) reject, despise. ∞ ^wiþhycgan$

wīþig willow ; band, bond. ∞ ^wīþig$

~będd n. plot of willows. ∞ ^wīþigbędd$

~þȳfel m. thicket of willows. ∞ ^wīþigþȳfel$

~więlle m. willow-spring. ∞ ^wīþigwięlle$

wiþinnan (wiþ·innan) I. prp. w. within. II. av. within. ∞ ^wiþinnan$

wiþlǣdan (wiþ·lǣd|an) take away; rescue w. a. and d. or of. ∞ ^wiþlǣdan$

~nes f. abduction. ∞ ^wiþlǣdnes$

wiþlęcgan (wiþ·lęcgan) refuse. ∞ ^wiþlęcgan$

wiþlicgan (wiþ·licgan) 5 wd. oppose. ∞ ^wiþlicgan$

wiþmetan (wiþ·met|an) 5 compare to, liken to wd. ∞ ^wiþmetan$

~enlic comparative (degree). ∞ ^wiþmetenlic$

~enes, ~ennes f. comparison. ∞ ^wiþmetenes$

wiþgemetnes f. comparison. ∞ ^wiþgemetnes$

wiþmetung (wiþ·metung) f. comparison. ∞ ^wiþmetung$

wiþneoþan (wiþ·neoþan), i, y av. beneath. ∞ ^wiþneoþan$

wiþo. ∞ ^wiþo$

~bān, wido- n. shoulder-blade. ∞ ^wiþobān$

~winde, wiþe- f. bindweed, convolvulus. Cp. wuduwinde. ∞ ^wiþowinde$

wiþre † n. resistance. ∞ ^wiþre$

wiþsacan (wiþ·sac|an) 2 deny w. a , g., sbj. | reject, refuse w. d., sbj. w. neg. : wiþsōcon þæt hīe nolden … refused to … | wd. oppose, revolt from, renounce (idols); w. wiþ a. conspire against. ∞ ^wiþsacan$

~endlic negative (in grammar). ∞ ^wiþsacendlic$

~ung f. renunciation. ∞ ^wiþsacung$

wiþscorian (wiþ·scorian) wd. refuse, reject. ∞ ^wiþscorian$

wiþscūfan (wiþ·scūfan) 7 repel, refute. ∞ ^wiþscūfan$

wiþsēon (wiþ·sēon) 5 wd. rebel against. ∞ ^wiþsēon$

wiþsęttan (wiþ·sęt|tan) wd. resist. ∞ ^wiþsęttan$

~nes*, wit- f. opposition. ∞ ^wiþsętnes$

wiþslēan (wiþ·slēan) 2 wd. frustrate (conspiracy). ∞ ^wiþslēan$

wiþspornan (wiþ·spornan) 3 offend against. ∞ ^wiþspornan$

wiþsprecan (wiþ·sprecan) 5 contradict. ∞ ^wiþsprecan$

wiþstæppan (wiþ·stæppan) 2 depart. ∞ ^wiþstæppan$

wiþstandan (wiþ·stand|an) 2 wd. resist, oppose. ∞ ^wiþstandan$

~end m. opponent. ∞ ^wiþstandend$

wiþsteall = wiþer-. ∞ ^wiþsteall$

wiþstunian (wiþ·stunian) dash against. ∞ ^wiþstunian$

wiþstyllan (wiþ·styllan) retreat. ∞ ^wiþstyllan$

wiþstyltan (wiþ·styltan) hesitate. ∞ ^wiþstyltan$

wiþtēon (wiþ·tēon) 7 take away, withdraw. ∞ ^wiþtēon$

wiþtremman (wiþ·tremman) step back. ∞ ^wiþtremman$

wiþþe f. withy, bond; chaplet, crown. ∞ ^wiþþe$

wiþufan (wiþ·ufan) I. prp. wd. above. II. av. previously. ∞ ^wiþufan$

wiþuppan (wiþ·uppan) av. above. ∞ ^wiþuppan$

wiþūtan (wiþ·ūtan) I. prp. wd. outside of; except; without. II. av. outside. ∞ ^wiþūtan$

wiþweorpan (wiþ·weorpan) 3 reject, repudiate. ∞ ^wiþweorpan$

wīwar- (n.) park, fishpond (?) [Lt. vivarium]. ∞ ^wīwar$

~awīc n. Ct. ∞ ^wīwarawīc$

wixlan = wrixlan. ∞ ^wixlan$

wlacian (wlac|ian), ge~od bēon become lukewarm. ∞ ^wlacian$

wlacu = wlæc. ∞ ^wlacu$

wlæc, wlacu lukewarm. ∞ ^wlæc$

~lic lukewarm. ∞ ^wlæclic$

~līce av. lukewarmly met. ∞ ^wlæclīce$

~nes, wlacu- f. lukewarmness. ∞ ^wlæcnes$

wlæffetere m. one who speaks indistinctly Gl. ∞ ^wlæffetere$

wlǣtan defile, debase. ∞ ^wlǣtan$

wlǣtta, ea [Middle E. spelling] m. nausea [wlātian]. ∞ ^wlǣtta$

wlanc proud, elated ; aristocratic ; showy, fine (horse), grand, solemn (day). ∞ ^wlanc$ ^wlonc$

~ian be proud. ∞ ^wlancian$

~lic proud. ∞ ^wlanclic$

~līce av. arrogantly. ∞ ^wlanclīce$

wlātian gaze [wlītan]. ∞ ^wlātian$

wlātian (wlāt|ian) impers. : mē ~aþ I feel nausea. ∞ ^wlātian$

~ung f. nausea. ∞ ^wlātung$

wlęccan make tepid [wlæc]. ∞ ^wlęccan$

wlęncan make proud; adorn, exalt, endow [wlanc]. ∞ ^wlęncan$

wlęnco f. pride | pl. prosperity, riches; high birth. ∞ ^wlęnco$

wlisp, wlips lisping. ∞ ^wlisp$

~ian lisp. ∞ ^wlispian$

wlītan 7 look. ∞ ^wlītan$

wlite m. † brightness; beauty, splendour; appearance, form; legal value, wer: gieldan be his ~ or be his ~s weorþe. ∞ ^wlite$

~beorht † beautiful. ∞ ^wlitebeorht$

~full beautiful. ∞ ^wlitefull$

~lēas † ugly. ∞ ^wlitelēas$

~līce [ = wlitiglīce ?] av. beautifully. ∞ ^wlitelīce$

~scīene* beautiful. ∞ ^wlitescīene$

~sīen*, ēo † f. spectacle, sight. ∞ ^wlitesīen$ ^wlitesēon$

~torht, wlitig- † beautiful. ∞ ^wlitetorht$

~wamm m. disfigurement of the face. ∞ ^wlitewamm$

~weorþ n. legal value of person’s life, ransom. ∞ ^wliteweorþ$

wlitig beautiful. ∞ ^wlitig$

~e av. beautifully. ∞ ^wlitige$

~fæst † beautiful. ∞ ^wlitigfæst$

~ian beautify, adorn; form, fashion || intr. become beautiful. ∞ ^wlitigian$

~līce, wlitelīce av. beautifully. ∞ ^wlitiglīce$

~nes f. beauty. ∞ ^wlitignes$

wlitu f. form, species. ∞ ^wlitu$

wlō, d. of wlōh. ∞ ^wlō$

wlōh (f.) fringe, tuft. ∞ ^wlōh$

gewlōh*, -wlō f. adorned. ∞ ^gewlōh$

wō, see wōh. ∞ ^wō$

~lic perverse, wicked. ∞ ^wōlic$

~līce av. wickedly. ∞ ^wōlīce$

~nes,wōgnes f. crookedness; error; wickedness. ∞ ^wōnes$

wōcor f. progeny, coll. living creatures ; usury [wacan]. ∞ ^wōcor$

wōd mad, frenzied. ∞ ^wōd$

~frec, æ furious, ravenous (of the devil). ∞ ^wōdfrec$

~lic, ~elic mad, unrestrained. ∞ ^wōdlic$

~līce av. madly, fiercely. ∞ ^wōdlīce$

~nes f. madness. ∞ ^wōdnes$

~scinn, ~scīn n. frenzy. ∞ ^wōdscinn$

~scipe m. madness. ∞ ^wōdscipe$

~sēoc mad. ∞ ^wōdsēoc$

~sēocnes f. madness. ∞ ^wōdsēocnes$

~þrāg f. paroxysm of madness. ∞ ^wōdþrāg$

Wōden m. the god Woden, identified with Mercury — Wōdnes-dæg Wednesday, Wōdnes-niht Tuesday night. ∞ ^Wōden$

woffian (woff|ian) talk wildly or foolishly ; blaspheme. ∞ ^woffian$

~ung f. wild talk; blasphemy. ∞ ^woffung$

wōg-, see wōh. ∞ ^wōg$

~nes = wōnes. ∞ ^wōgnes$

wōgian (wōg|ian) woo. ∞ ^wōgian$

~ere m. wooer. ∞ ^wōgere$

wōh, g. wōs, L. wōges I. aj., pl. wō(ge), dpl. wō(gu)m, wōn crooked ; perverse, wrong, unjust. II. n. error, wrong ; wickedness | on wōh wrongly, wickedly; on wōn gebringan lead into evil. ∞ ^wōh$ ^wōs$ ^wōges$ ^wōge$ ^wōm$ ^wōgum$ ^wōn$

~bogen crooked. ∞ ^wōhbogen$

~cēapung f. illegal traffic. ∞ ^wōhcēapung$

~dæ̂d f. sin. ∞ ^wōhdæd$

~dōm m. unjust judgement. ∞ ^wōhdōm$

~fōtede crooked-footed Gl. ∞ ^wōhfōtede$

~fręmmende evil-doing. ∞ ^wōhfręmmende$

~full wicked. ∞ ^wōhfull$

~fulnes f. wickedness. ∞ ^wōhfulnes$

~georn inclined to evil. ∞ ^wōhgeorn$

~god n. false god. ∞ ^wōhgod$

wōhhǣmed (wōhhǣm|ed) n. fornication, adultery. ∞ ^wōhhǣmed$

~end, ~ere m. fornicator, adulterer. ∞ ^wōhhǣmend$

wōhhandede (wōh|handede) having deformed hands. ∞ ^wōhhandede$

~lic = wōlic. ∞ ^wōhlic$

~nębb n. grimace. ∞ ^wōhnębb$

~gestrēon n. ill-gotten gain. ∞ ^wōhgestrēon$

~sum evil. ∞ ^wōhsum$

wōhs, prt. of wascan. ∞ ^wōhs$

wōl mf. pestilence. ∞ ^wōl$

~bæ̂rnes f. pestilence. ∞ ^wōlbærnes$

~berende pestilential. ∞ ^wōlberende$

~berendlic pestilential. ∞ ^wōlberendlic$

~bryne m. pestilence (!). ∞ ^wōlbryne$

~dagas † mpl. time of pestilence. ∞ ^wōldagas$

~gewinn n. calamitous war. ∞ ^wōlgewinn$

wolc = wolcen. ∞ ^wolc$

wolcen, wolc n. cloud. ∞ ^wolcen$

~faru † f. drifting of clouds. ∞ ^wolcenfaru$

~gehnāst † n. collision of clouds. ∞ ^wolcengehnāst$

~wyrcende cloud-making (!) Gl. ∞ ^wolcenwyrcende$

wolcrēad, wolcenrēad (wolc(en)-rēad) = weoloc-. ∞ ^wolcrēad$ ^wolcenrēad$

wolde prt. of willan. ∞ ^wolde$

wollen ptc. ∞ ^wollen$

wollentēar (wollen-tēar-) † weeping. ∞ ^wollentēar$

wōm see wōh. ∞ ^wōm$

wōma, once wōm † m. tumult; terror. ∞ ^wōma$

wōn, see wōh. ∞ ^wōn$

wōp m. weeping, also pl. in sg. meaning. ∞ ^wōp$

~dropa † m. tear. ∞ ^wōpdropa$

~ig flowing (tears). ∞ ^wōpig$

~lēoþ n. dirge Gl. ∞ ^wōplēoþ$

~lic tearful. ∞ ^wōplic$

~līce av. tearfully. ∞ ^wōplīce$

~stōw f. place of mourning. ∞ ^wōpstōw$

wōpen ptc. of·wepan. ∞ ^wōpen$

wōperian weep. ∞ ^wōperian$

wōr. ∞ ^wōr$

~hana m. moorcock. ∞ ^wōrhana$

~hęnn moorhen. ∞ ^wōrhęnn$

wōrian (wōr|ian) wander; crumble. ∞ ^wōrian$

~ung f. wandering. ∞ ^wōrung$

worc = weorc. ∞ ^worc$

word, L. ó, u n. word; what is said, speech; sentence; verb, wǣron þæs wordes w. indc., hæfdon him tō ~e w. indc. said | command, pl. directions | news, report; fame, glory. ∞ ^word$

~(ge)bēot † n. promise. ∞ ^wordgebēot$

~bēotung † f. promise. ∞ ^wordbēotung$

~cræft † m. art of poetry, eloquence. ∞ ^wordcræft$

~gecwide, -æde, pl. -eodu in sg. meaning, n. agreement. ∞ ^wordgecwide$ ^wordcwyde$ ^wordcwæde$ ^wordgecwæde$

~fæst true. ∞ ^wordfæst$

~full fluent. ∞ ^wordfull$

~giėdd † n. song. ∞ ^wordgiėdd$

~glēaw † eloquent. ∞ ^wordglēaw$

~hlēoþor † n. speaking, speech. ∞ ^wordhlēoþor$

~hord † n. store of words — ~ onlūcan speak. ∞ ^wordhord$

~ig verbose. ∞ ^wordig$

~lāc n. speech. ∞ ^wordlāc$

~laþu † f. conversation. ∞ ^wordlaþu$

~lēan † n. reward of eloquence. ∞ ^wordlēan$

~loc npl. dispute, logic Gl. ∞ ^wordloc$

~loca † = ~hord. ∞ ^wordloca$

~loga m. liar. ∞ ^wordloga$

~gemearc † n. statement. ∞ ^wordgemearc$

~mētung* f. debate Gl. ∞ ^wordmētung$

~mittung f. debate Gl. ∞ ^wordmittung$

~gerȳne † n. word, information. ∞ ^wordgerȳne$

~samnere m. catalogue (!) Gl. ∞ ^wordsamnere$

~samnung f. debate Gl. ∞ ^wordsamnung$

~sāwere m. word-sower met. ∞ ^wordsāwere$

~snoterung f. sophism Gl. ∞ ^wordsnoterung$

~snotor eloquent. ∞ ^wordsnotor$

~wīs — se ~a the sophist Gl. ∞ ^wordwīs$

~wrītere = wyrd-. ∞ ^wordwrītere$

~wynsum affable. ∞ ^wordwynsum$

~worden ptc. of weorþan. ∞ ^wordworden$

wordlian (wordl|ian) talk, discuss, argue. ∞ ^wordlian$

~ung f. talk, discussion. ∞ ^wordlung$

worf = weorf cattle. ∞ ^worf$

worht ptc. of wyrcan. ∞ ^worht$

world = woruld. ∞ ^world$

worms, y, E. worsm nm. pus, matter. ∞ ^worms$

worn m. troop, multitude. ∞ ^worn$

~mæ̂lum av. in troops. ∞ ^wornmælum$

worpian throw, hurl [weorpan]. ∞ ^worpian$

worsm = worms. ∞ ^worsm$

worþ, eo nm., d. ~a (?) enclosure adjoining house, courtyard, farm, street (!). ∞ ^worþ$

worþig, eo, dpl. ~(n)um courtyard, enclosure by house, street (!). ∞ ^worþig$

~nętele f. nettle. ∞ ^worþignętele$

woruf = weorf cattle. ∞ ^woruf$

woruld, world, weorold f. world ; age, aeon — on ~a, on ealra ~a ~, tō ~a for ever; mankind; life, period of life, way of life. ∞ ^woruld$ ^worold$ ^world$ ^weorold$

~ǣht f. worldly possession. ∞ ^woruldǣht$

~afel- worldly possessions. ∞ ^woruldafel$

~ār f. worldly prosperity. ∞ ^woruldār$

~bearn † n. human being. ∞ ^woruldbearn$

~bisgo f. worldly occupation. ∞ ^woruldbisgo$

~bisgung f. troubles of the world. ∞ ^woruldbisgung$

~bliss f. worldly joy. ∞ ^woruldbliss$

~bōt f. compensation in this world. ∞ ^woruldbōt$

~būend m. human being. ∞ ^woruldbūend$

~gebyrd f. origin. ∞ ^woruldgebyrd$

~camp m. secular warfare. ∞ ^woruldcamp$

~candel, ~candell † f. sun. ∞ ^woruldcandel$

~caru f. worldly care. ∞ ^woruldcaru$

~cræft m. worldly wisdom or occupation. ∞ ^woruldcræft$

~cund worldly, secular. ∞ ^woruldcund$

~cundlīce av. in a worldly spirit or manner. ∞ ^woruldcundlīce$

~cyning † m. earthly king. ∞ ^woruldcyning$

~dæ̂d f. action in this life. ∞ ^worulddæd$

~gedāl † n. death. ∞ ^woruldgedāl$

~dēad † dead. ∞ ^worulddēad$

~dēma m. secular judge. ∞ ^worulddēma$

~dōm m. earthly judgement. ∞ ^worulddōm$

~drēam † m. earthly joy. ∞ ^worulddrēam$

~dryhten † m. God. ∞ ^worulddryhten$

~dugoþ f. worldly possessions. ∞ ^worulddugoþ$

~earfoþ † n. earthly trouble. ∞ ^woruldearfoþ$

~ęge m. earthly fear. ∞ ^woruldęge$

~ęnde † m. end of the world. ∞ ^woruldęnde$

~feoh † n. earthly goods. ∞ ^woruldfeoh$

~folgoþ m. earthly occupation. ∞ ^woruldfolgoþ$

~frætwung f. earthly adornment. ∞ ^woruldfrætwung$

~frēond †, Pr., m. earthly friend. ∞ ^woruldfrēond$

~friþ m. worldly peace. ∞ ^woruldfriþ$

~fruma m. patriarch. ∞ ^woruldfruma$

~gālnes f. sensuality. ∞ ^woruldgālnes$

~giėfu f. worldly gift. ∞ ^woruldgiėfu$

~giėlp n. worldly boasting, pride. ∞ ^woruldgiėlp$

~gītsere m. covetous person. ∞ ^woruldgītsere$

~gītsung f. covetousness. ∞ ^woruldgītsung$

~glęng m. worldly pomp. ∞ ^woruldglęng$

~gōd n. earthly good. ∞ ^woruldgōd$

~hād m. secular state. ∞ ^woruldhād$

~hlāford m. secular lord. ∞ ^woruldhlāford$

~hogu f. earthly care. ∞ ^woruldhogu$

~hyht f. earthly joy. ∞ ^woruldhyht$

~ięrmþo † f. earthly misery. ∞ ^woruldięrmþo$

~læ̂ce m. earthly physician. ∞ ^woruldlæce$

~lagu f. civil law. ∞ ^woruldlagu$

~lēan n. earthly reward. ∞ ^woruldlēan$

~lic of the world, terrestrial; secular, worldly. ∞ ^woruldlic$

~līce av. in the world, in this life. ∞ ^woruldlīce$

~līf n. this life. ∞ ^woruldlīf$

~lufu f. love of the world. ∞ ^woruldlufu$

~lust m. worldly desire or pleasure. ∞ ^woruldlust$

~mæ̂g m. earthly kinsman. ∞ ^woruldmæg$

~mann m. man ; layman. ∞ ^woruldmann$

~mēd f. earthly reward. ∞ ^woruldmēd$

~nīed f. temporal need. ∞ ^woruldnīed$

~nytt f. worldly use or advantage. ∞ ^woruldnytt$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn † f. course of things, destiny. ∞ ^woruldrǣden$

~rīce † I. having worldly power or riches, mighty. II. n. earthly kingdom ; the world. ∞ ^woruldrīce$

~riht n. secular law. ∞ ^woruldriht$

~geriht n. worldly justice. ∞ ^woruldgeriht$

~gerisnu npl. worldly usage. ∞ ^woruldgerisnu$

~sacu f. worldly strife. ∞ ^woruldsacu$

~gesæ̂lig prosperous in this world. ∞ ^woruldgesælig$

~(ge)sæ̂lþ f. earthly prosperity. ∞ ^woruldgesælþ$

~scamu f. public disgrace. ∞ ^woruldscamu$

~sceaft † f. earthly creature or thing. ∞ ^woruldsceaft$

~gesceaft † f. earthly creature or thing; the world. ∞ ^woruldgesceaft$

~scēat m. quarter of the globe, district. ∞ ^woruldscēat$

~scipe m. worldly affair. ∞ ^woruldscipe$

~snotor prudent in worldly matters. ∞ ^woruldsnotor$

~sorg f. earthly care. ∞ ^woruldsorg$

~spēd † f. earthly riches or prosperity. ∞ ^woruldspēd$

~spēdig prosperous. ∞ ^woruldspēdig$

~spræ̂c f. worldly talk. ∞ ^woruldspræc$

~stēor f. earthly rule. ∞ ^woruldstēor$

~strengo † f. strength. ∞ ^woruldstrengo$

~gestrēon n. worldly possessions. ∞ ^woruldgestrēon$

~strūdere m. arch-robber. ∞ ^woruldstrūdere$

~stunda † fpl. period of life. ∞ ^woruldstunda$

~geswinc † n. earthly hardship. ∞ ^woruldgeswinc$

~þearfa † m., ~þearfende † poor. ∞ ^woruldþearfa$

~þēaw m. worldly usage. ∞ ^woruldþēaw$

~þegen, ~þēn m. secular servant. ∞ ^woruldþegen$

~þēowdōm m. secular service. ∞ ^woruldþēowdōm$

~þīestro f. earthly darkness. ∞ ^woruldþīestro$

~þing n. worldly affair; worldly possession. ∞ ^woruldþing$

~geþoht m. worldly thought. ∞ ^woruldgeþoht$

~geþyncþ f. worldly honour or dignity. ∞ ^woruldgeþyncþ$

~wæ̂pen m. worldly weapon. ∞ ^woruldwæpen$

~wela † n. earthly prosperity or wealth. ∞ ^woruldwela$

~weorþscipe m. worldly honour. ∞ ^woruldweorþscipe$

~wīdl † (n.) earthly defilement. ∞ ^woruldwīdl$

~wīg n. worldly contest. ∞ ^woruldwīg$

~wilnung f. earthly desire. ∞ ^woruldwilnung$

~wīs learned, scientific. ∞ ^woruldwīs$

~wīsdōm m. science, philosophy. ∞ ^woruldwīsdōm$

~wita m. scientist, philosopher. ∞ ^woruldwita$

~wīte † n. martyrdom. ∞ ^woruldwīte$

~wlęnco f. worldly ostentation. ∞ ^woruldwlęnco$

~wręnc m. worldly artifice. ∞ ^woruldwręnc$

~gewrit n. secular treatise, philosophy. ∞ ^woruldgewrit$

~wrītere m. philosopher. ∞ ^woruldwrītere$

~wuldor n. worldly glory. ∞ ^woruldwuldor$

~gewuna m. worldly custom. ∞ ^woruldgewuna$

~wuniende † dwelling in the world. ∞ ^woruldwuniende$

~wynn f. earthly joy. ∞ ^woruldwynn$

~ȳþ f. worldly wave. ∞ ^woruldȳþ$

wōs n. moisture, juice. ∞ ^wōs$

~ig moist, juicy. ∞ ^wōsig$

giwosa = gewesan. ∞ ^giwosa$

wōþ † f. sound, clamour, melody, song. ∞ ^wōþ$

~bora m. poet, prophet. ∞ ^wōþbora$

~cræft m. art of poetry. ∞ ^wōþcræft$

~giėfu f. gift of melody. ∞ ^wōþgiėfu$

~sang m. song, poem. ∞ ^wōþsang$

wōx prt. of weaxan, wascan. ∞ ^wōx$

wracian be exiled or in exile [wracu]. ∞ ^wracian$

wracnian = wræcnian. ∞ ^wracnian$

wracu (wrac|u), g. ~e, wræce f. revenge, vengeance, punishment, persecution ; cruelty; distress, misery [wrecan]. ∞ ^wracu$

wræc n. exile ; misery [wrecan]. ∞ ^wræc$

~fæc † n. time of misery. ∞ ^wræcfæc$

~full miserable. ∞ ^wræcfull$

~hwīl † f. time of misery. ∞ ^wræchwīl$

~lāstas † mpl. exile, wandering. ∞ ^wræclāstas$

~lāstian banish. ∞ ^wræclāstian$

~lic wretched; † wonderful [for wrǣttlic ?]. ∞ ^wræclic$

~līce av. in exile. ∞ ^wræclīce$

~līf n. life of exile or misery. ∞ ^wræclīf$

~mæcg † m. outcast, wretch. ∞ ^wræcmæcg$

~mann † m. exile. ∞ ^wræcmann$

~scipe*, e m. exile. ∞ ^wræcscipe$

~setl † n. place of exile. ∞ ^wræcsetl$

~sīþ m. exile ; misery. ∞ ^wræcsīþ$

~sīþian be in exile. ∞ ^wræcsīþian$

~stōw † f. place of exile or punishment ( = hell). ∞ ^wræcstōw$

~wīte n. punishment. ∞ ^wræcwīte$

~woruld f. miserable world. ∞ ^wræcworuld$

wræcca m. stranger ; exile; wretch, despicable one. ∞ ^wræcca$

wræcnes = wrecennes. ∞ ^wræcnes$

wræcnian, a be in exile. ∞ ^wræcnian$

wrǣd, -þ m. band, bandage, wreath | troop, herd [wrīþan]. ∞ ^wrǣd$

~mæ̂lum av. in troops. ∞ ^wrǣdmælum$

wrǣne (wrǣn|e) lecherous. ∞ ^wrǣne$

~nes f. lechery. ∞ ^wrǣnnes$

~scipe m. lechery. ∞ ^wrǣnscipe$

wrǣnna, wǣrna m. wren. ∞ ^wrǣnna$

wrǣnsa once m. lasciviousness Gl. [wrǣne]. ∞ ^wrǣnsa$

wrǣsn = wrāsen. ∞ ^wrǣsn$

wrǣsnan † change, modulate (voice). ∞ ^wrǣsnan$

wrǣst vigorous, strong, efficient. ∞ ^wrǣst$

~e av. vigorously. ∞ ^wrǣste$

wrǣstan twist. ∞ ^wrǣstan$

wrǣstlian (wrǣstl|ian), ā, wrāxlian, ǣ wrestle. ∞ ^wrǣstlian$

~ere m. wrestler. ∞ ^wrǣstlere$

~ung f. wrestling; struggle, contest. ∞ ^wrǣstlung$

wrǣtt (wrǣt|t) † f. ornament, work of art. ∞ ^wrǣtt$

~lic † artistic, ornamental; rare, wondrous. ∞ ^wrǣtlic$

~līce † av. splendidly. ∞ ^wrǣtlīce$

wrætte f. a plant. ∞ ^wrætte$

wræþstudu (wræþ-studu) = wraþ-. ∞ ^wræþstudu$

wrǣþ = wrǣd. ∞ ^wrǣþ$

gewrǣþan rfl. w. ongēan, intr. w. tō be fierce, savage [wrāþ]. ∞ ^gewrǣþan$

wrǣþþo, ā, wrǣþu f. anger. ∞ ^wrǣþþo$

wrǣxlian = wrǣstlian. ∞ ^wrǣxlian$

wrāh prt. of wrēon. ∞ ^wrāh$

wrang L. n. injustice, wrong [Scand.]. ∞ ^wrang$

wranga*, pranga, wrong m. hold (of ship) Gl. ∞ ^wranga$

wrase f. knot, lump. ∞ ^wrase$

wrāsen †, ǣ chain. ∞ ^wrāsen$

wrāst, ~lic delicate Gl. ∞ ^wrāst$

wrāstlian = wrǣstlian. ∞ ^wrāstlian$

wrāþ angry, fierce ; hostile — ~um fiercely; harsh (to taste); grievous, terrible. ∞ ^wrāþ$

~e av. angrily, fiercely; grievously. ∞ ^wrāþe$

~lic severe (punishment). ∞ ^wrāþlic$

~līce av. fiercely, severely. ∞ ^wrāþlīce$

~mōd † wrathful. ∞ ^wrāþmōd$

~scrafu † npl. caves of misery (= hell). ∞ ^wrāþscrafu$

gewrāþian rfl. be angry vL. ∞ ^gewrāþian$

wrāþþo = wrǣþþo. ∞ ^wrāþþo$

wraþu (wraþ|u) f. support, prop; help, benefit. ∞ ^wraþu$

~studu, wre-, -þu f. support. ∞ ^wraþstudu$

wrāxlian = wræstlian. ∞ ^wrāxlian$

wrēah occ. prt. of wrēon. ∞ ^wrēah$

wrecan (wrec|an) 5 drive, push; expel; avenge: ~ hine on his fēondum, ~ his tēonan on d. ; punish: on him (pl.) gewræc þæt hīe slōgon … || intr. advance, go. ∞ ^wrecan$

~end m. avenger. ∞ ^wrecend$

~ennes, wrecnes, æ f. vengeance. ∞ ^wrecennes$

wrecca = wræcca. ∞ ^wrecca$

wreccan = węccan. ∞ ^wreccan$

wrecnes = wrecennes. ∞ ^wrecnes$

wrecnian = wræcnian. ∞ ^wrecnian$

wrecscipe = wræcscipe. ∞ ^wrecscipe$

wrēgan (wrēg|an) stir up † ; accuse [wrōht]. ∞ ^wrēgan$

~end m. accuser. ∞ ^wrēgend$

~endlic accusative (case). ∞ ^wrēgendlic$

~ere m. accuser. ∞ ^wrēgere$

~istre f. accuser. ∞ ^wrēgistre$

~ung f. accusation. ∞ ^wrēgung$

wręnc m. ; modulation (of the voice); artifice, trick. ∞ ^wręnc$

~an twist, turn; play tricks, be deceitful. ∞ ^wręncan$

wrenna = wrǣnna. ∞ ^wrenna$

wrēon 6, 7 prt. wrāh, ēa, pl. wrigon, u, ptc. wrigen, o cover rare in W. ∞ ^wrēon$

wreoþenhilt (wreoþen-hilt) = wriþen-. ∞ ^wreoþenhilt$

wreþstudu (wreþ-studu) = wraþ-. ∞ ^wreþstudu$

wręþian prop, support [wraþu]. ∞ ^wręþian$

gewrid, w- n. thicket [wrīdan]. ∞ ^gewrid$

wridan (wrid|an) 6, ~ian, ī †, wrīþ(i)an grow, flourish. ∞ ^wridan$ ^wridian$ ^wrīþan$ ^wrīþian$

wrīgian, ī † strive, tend, go forward. ∞ ^wrīgian$

wrigels mn. covering, veil [wrēon]. ∞ ^wrigels$

wrigen ptc. of wrēon. ∞ ^wrigen$

wrincle (wrincl|e) f. wrinkle. ∞ ^wrincle$

~ian wrinkle. ∞ ^wrinclian$

wringhwǣg (wring-hwǣg) (n.) strained whey. ∞ ^wringhwǣg$

gewring n. liquor, drink. ∞ ^gewring$

wringan 3 wring, press out; ge~ squeeze (out of shape). ∞ ^wringan$

gewrisc = gewrixl. ∞ ^gewrisc$

wrislan = wrixlan. ∞ ^wrislan$

wrist, wyrst f. wrist. ∞ ^wrist$

writ- [wrītan]. ∞ ^writ$

~bōc f. writing-tablet. ∞ ^writbōc$

~bred n. writing-tablet. ∞ ^writbred$

writīren (writ|īren), ~seax n. style. ∞ ^writīren$

gewrit, writ n. what is written, writing ; letter; legal document, deed; book, Scripture. ∞ ^gewrit$

wrītan (wrīt|an) 6 engrave; draw, depict; write. ∞ ^wrītan$

~ere m. writer. ∞ ^wrītere$

wrīting f. ∞ ^wrīting$

~feþer f. pen. ∞ ^wrītingfeþer$

wrīþan 6 twist; bind. ∞ ^wrīþan$

wrīþan, wrīþian = wrīdan. ∞ ^wrīþan$

wriþa m. bridle; ring; torture [wrīþan]. ∞ ^wriþa$

wrīþels m. band. ∞ ^wrīþels$

wriþenhilt (wriþen-hilt)*, wreo- † with twisted hilt (sword). ∞ ^wriþenhilt$

wrixendlic (wrixend|lic) mutual. ∞ ^wrixendlic$

~līce av. mutually; in turn. ∞ ^wrixendlīce$

wrixl f., -a m. exchange. ∞ ^wrixl$

gewrixl, ~e, gewrisc n. change ; exchange, requital; purchase; turn (in rotation). ∞ ^gewrixl$

gewrixl aj. changing. ∞ ^gewrixl$

wrixlan (wrixl|an), ~ian, lN. wixl- | † change intr., change colour, be variegated w. or without blēom | exchange — † wordum ~ converse; requite. ∞ ^wrixlan$

~ung f. exchange. ∞ ^wrixlung$

gewrixlan obtain. ∞ ^gewrixlan$

wrogen ptc. of wrēon. ∞ ^wrogen$

wroht = worht. ∞ ^wroht$

wrōht f. accusation ; recrimination, quarrelling; crime | once talebearer m. ? ; calamity, misery [wrēgan]. ∞ ^wrōht$

~bera m. accuser. ∞ ^wrōhtbera$

~berend m. accuser. ∞ ^wrōhtberend$

~bora m. accuser. ∞ ^wrōhtbora$

~dropan † mpl. wicked drops (of blood of murdered man). ∞ ^wrōhtdropan$

~georn contentious. ∞ ^wrōhtgeorn$

~lāc n. accusation, calumny. ∞ ^wrōhtlāc$

~lic accusing. ∞ ^wrōhtlic$

~gemǣne involved in quarrel. ∞ ^wrōhtgemǣne$

~sāwere m. causer of strife. ∞ ^wrōhtsāwere$

~scipe † m. crime. ∞ ^wrōhtscipe$

~smiþ † m. criminal. ∞ ^wrōhtsmiþ$

~spitel slanderous Gl. [spittan]. ∞ ^wrōhtspitel$

~stafas † mpl. crime. ∞ ^wrōhtstafas$

~getīeme † n. crime. ∞ ^wrōhtgetīeme$

wrōt m. snout, trunk (of elephant). ∞ ^wrōt$

~an root up (of pig). ∞ ^wrōtan$

wrugon, prt. pl. of wrēon. ∞ ^wrugon$

wryhta = wyrhta. ∞ ^wryhta$

wryndan (wrynd|an) — ge~ed founded (of house) lN. ∞ ^wryndan$

wucu, wice wk. f. week. ∞ ^wucu$

wucubōt (wuc|ubōt) f. week’s penance. ∞ ^wucubōt$

~dæg, ~edæg m. week-day. ∞ ^wucdæg$

~þegn, ~þēn m. servant (monk) appointed for a week’s duty. ∞ ^wucþegn$

~þegnung, -þēn- f. week’s service. ∞ ^wucþegnung$

wudian (wud|ian) cut wood. ∞ ^wudian$

~iere, ~igere m. woodcutter, servant Gl. ∞ ^wudiere$

~ig wooded. ∞ ^wudig$

~iht wooded. ∞ ^wudiht$

wudu, widu, wiodu m., pl. wuda(s) wood, forest; timber, wood; † ship. ∞ ^wudu$ ^widu$ ^wiodu$ ^wudas$ ^wuda$

~ælfen, e f. dryad. ∞ ^wuduælfen$

~æppel m. crab-apple. ∞ ^wuduæppel$

~bæ̂re wood-bearing. ∞ ^wudubære$

~bærnett n. burning wood. ∞ ^wudubærnett$

~bāt † m. boat, ship. ∞ ^wudubāt$

~bēam † m. tree. ∞ ^wudubēam$

~bearo m. grove, forest. ∞ ^wudubearo$

~bill n. hatchet. ∞ ^wudubill$

~binde f. woodbine. ∞ ^wudubinde$

~bindle f. woodbine. ∞ ^wudubindle$

~blēd † f. wood-blossom. ∞ ^wudublēd$

~brūn n. bugloss (plant). ∞ ^wudubrūn$

~bucca m. wild goat. ∞ ^wudubucca$

~cerfille f. cow-parsley. ∞ ^wuducerfille$

~cocc m. woodcock. ∞ ^wuducocc$

~culfre f. wood-pigeon. ∞ ^wuduculfre$

~cūnelle f. wild thyme. ∞ ^wuducūnelle$

~docce f. dock. ∞ ^wududocce$

~elfen = ~ælfen. ∞ ^wuduelfen$

~fæsten, ~fæstenn n. forest-cover, place protected by forest; † ship. ∞ ^wudufæsten$

~feld m. wooded plain. ∞ ^wudufeld$

~fīn pile of wood. ∞ ^wudufīn$

~fugol m. forest bird. ∞ ^wudufugol$

~gāt f. wild goat. ∞ ^wudugāt$

~hana m. woodcock. ∞ ^wuduhana$

~hēawere m. woodcutter. ∞ ^wuduhēawere$

~hęnn f. quail. ∞ ^wuduhęnn$

~holt n. forest, wood. ∞ ^wuduholt$

~hunig m. wild honey. ∞ ^wuduhunig$

~hwistle = ~wistle. ∞ ^wuduhwistle$

~læ̂s f. wood-pasture. ∞ ^wudulæs$

~land n. woodland. ∞ ^wuduland$

~leahtric m. wild sleepwort. ∞ ^wuduleahtric$

~lic woody. ∞ ^wudulic$

~mæ̂r f. wood-nymph, echo. ∞ ^wudumær$

~merce f. wild parsley. ∞ ^wudumerce$

~rǣden, ~rǣdenn f. forest regulation. ∞ ^wudurǣden$

~rēc † m. wood-smoke. ∞ ^wudurēc$

~rima m. border of a forest. ∞ ^wudurima$

~rofe f. woodruff. ∞ ^wudurofe$

~rose f. wild rose. ∞ ^wudurose$

~snīte f. snipe. ∞ ^wudusnīte$

~telga m. branch of a tree. ∞ ^wudutelga$

~trēow n. forest tree. ∞ ^wudutrēow$

~þistel m. hellebore. ∞ ^wuduþistel$

~wāsa m. faun, satyr. ∞ ^wuduwāsa$

~weald m. forest. ∞ ^wuduweald$

~weard m. forester. ∞ ^wuduweard$

~weaxe f. wood-wax (a plant). ∞ ^wuduweaxe$

~wēsten, ~wēstenn n. wooded waste. ∞ ^wuduwēsten$

~winde f. woodbine. ∞ ^wuduwinde$

~wistle, -hw- f. hemlock. ∞ ^wuduwistle$

~wyrt f. wood plant. ∞ ^wuduwyrt$

wuduwe (wuduw|e), widwe, widewe f. widow. ∞ ^wuduwe$

~anhād, widuwhād m. widowhood. ∞ ^wuduwanhād$

wuhung, wuhhung f. fury, frenzy. ∞ ^wuhung$

wuht = wiht. ∞ ^wuht$

wuldor n. glory ; praise. ∞ ^wuldor$

~bēag m. crown of glory. ∞ ^wuldorbēag$

~bēagian crown. ∞ ^wuldorbēagian$

~blæ̂d † m. glorious success. ∞ ^wuldorblæd$

~cyning † m. king of glory, God. ∞ ^wuldorcyning$

~drēam † m. joy of heaven. ∞ ^wuldordrēam$

~fæder † m. glorious father, God. ∞ ^wuldorfæder$

wuldorfæst glorious. ∞ ^wuldorfæst$

~e †, ~līce av. gloriously. ∞ ^wuldorfæste$

wuldorfull (wuldor|full) glorious. ∞ ^wuldorfull$

~fullian glorify. ∞ ^wuldorfullian$

~fullīce av. gloriously. ∞ ^wuldorfullīce$

~gāst † m. holy spirit. ∞ ^wuldorgāst$

~giėfa † m. giver of glory. ∞ ^wuldorgiėfa$

~giėfu † f. glorious gift met. ∞ ^wuldorgiėfu$

~gimm † m. sun. ∞ ^wuldorgimm$

~hama † m. robe of glory. ∞ ^wuldorhama$

~helm m. crown of glory. ∞ ^wuldorhelm$

~lēan † n. heavenly reward. ∞ ^wuldorlēan$

~lic glorious. ∞ ^wuldorlic$

~līce av. gloriously. ∞ ^wuldorlīce$

~māga † m. saint. ∞ ^wuldormāga$

~magu † m. saint. ∞ ^wuldormagu$

~micel † wonderfully great. ∞ ^wuldormicel$

~nytting † f. great usefulness. ∞ ^wuldornytting$

~spēd † f. glory. ∞ ^wuldorspēd$

~spēdig † glorious. ∞ ^wuldorspēdig$

~gesteald † n. heavenly possessions or dwelling. ∞ ^wuldorgesteald$

~torht † gloriously bright; illustrious, noble. ∞ ^wuldortorht$

~þrymm † m. glory. ∞ ^wuldorþrymm$

~werod † n. heavenly host. ∞ ^wuldorwerod$

~word † n. glorious word. ∞ ^wuldorword$

wuldrian (wuldr|ian) glorify, praise; boast || intr. live in glory. ∞ ^wuldrian$

~ig glorious. ∞ ^wuldrig$

~ung f. glorying. ∞ ^wuldrung$

wulf m. wolf, ~es camb m. wild teasel, ~es fīst toadstool. ∞ ^wulf$

~hēafodtrēow (~hēafod-trēow) † n. gallows. ∞ ^wulfhēafodtrēow$

~heort † savage, cruel. ∞ ^wulfheort$

~hliþ † n. wolf-slope. ∞ ^wulfhliþ$

~hol n. wolf’s hole. ∞ ^wulfhol$

~sēaþ m. wolf’s hole. ∞ ^wulfsēaþ$

~slæd n. wolf-valley Ct. ∞ ^wulfslæd$

wull, ~e f. wool. ∞ ^wull$

~camb m. wool-comb. ∞ ^wullcamb$

~cnoppa m. tuft of wool. ∞ ^wullcnoppa$

~flies n. fleece. ∞ ^wullflies$

~ic woolly. ∞ ^wullic$

~mod distaff. ∞ ^wullmod$

~tewestre f. wool-carder. ∞ ^wulltewestre$

wullian wipe with wool. ∞ ^wullian$

wullen = wyllen. ∞ ^wullen$

gewun I. (n.) custom. II. aj. usual. ∞ ^gewun$

wunian (wun|ian) dwell; remain, continue (in time and space) || tr. † inhabit, remain in. ∞ ^wunian$

~enes, wunes f. dwelling. ∞ ^wunenes$

~ung f. dwelling (act and place). ∞ ^wunung$

gewunian dwell; continue | be in the habit of w. ger., habituate oneself to w. tō. ∞ ^gewunian$

gewuna (gewun|a), wuna I. m. habit, custom. II. aj. indecl. accustomed. ∞ ^gewuna$

~elic customary. ∞ ^gewunelic$

~elīce av. usually. ∞ ^gewunelīce$

wund I. f. wound. II. aj. wounded. ∞ ^wund$

~iht ulcerous. ∞ ^wundiht$

~lāc n. wounding, wound. ∞ ^wundlāc$

~swaþu f. scar. ∞ ^wundswaþu$

wundian wound. ∞ ^wundian$

wundel (f.) wound. ∞ ^wundel$

wundenfeax (wunden|feax) † with braided hair. ∞ ^wundenfeax$

~heals † with twisted prow (ship). ∞ ^wundenheals$

~locc † with braided locks. ∞ ^wundenlocc$

~mæ̂l † with twisted ornaments. ∞ ^wundenmæl$

~stęfna † with twisted prow (ship). ∞ ^wundenstęfna$

wundor n. wonder; wonderful thing; miracle, wundrum av. wonderfully, terribly. ∞ ^wundor$

~āgræfen † wonderfully carved. ∞ ^wundorāgræfen$

~bēacen n. strange sign. ∞ ^wundorbēacen$

~bebod † n. strange command. ∞ ^wundorbebod$

~bleoh † n. wonderful colour. ∞ ^wundorbleoh$

~clamm † m. wonderful bond. ∞ ^wundorclamm$

~clofe, u f. camphire (plant). ∞ ^wundorclofe$

~cræftiglīce av. marvellously. ∞ ^wundorcræftiglīce$

~dæ̂d f. wonderful deed. ∞ ^wundordæd$

~dēaþ † m. terrible death. ∞ ^wundordēaþ$

~fæt † n. wonderful vessel. ∞ ^wundorfæt$

~full wonderful. ∞ ^wundorfull$

~fullīce av. wonderfully. ∞ ^wundorfullīce$

~giėfu † f. wonderful gift met. ∞ ^wundorgiėfu$

~lǣcan magnify. ∞ ^wundorlǣcan$

~lic wonderful. ∞ ^wundorlic$

~līce av. wonderfully. ∞ ^wundorlīce$

~māþm † m. wonderful treasure. ∞ ^wundormāþm$

~sīen*, ēo † f. wonderful sight. ∞ ^wundorsīen$

~smiþ † m. wonderful smith. ∞ ^wundorsmiþ$

~tācen † n. prodigy. ∞ ^wundortācen$

~(ge)weorc n. wonderful work, miracle. ∞ ^wundorgeweorc$

~woruld † f. wonderful world. ∞ ^wundorworuld$

~wyrd † f. strange occurrence. ∞ ^wundorwyrd$

wundrian (wundr|ian) wg. wonder (at), admire. ∞ ^wundrian$

~ung f. wonder, admiration. ∞ ^wundrung$

wurd = word. ∞ ^wurd$

wurdon, prt. pl. of weorþan. ∞ ^wurdon$

wurm = wyrm. ∞ ^wurm$

wurma vE. m. murex, purplefish ; purple. ∞ ^wurma$

wurmille (wurm|ille), ~ele f. wild marjoram. ∞ ^wurmille$

wurpan = weorpan. ∞ ^wurpan$

wursm = worms. ∞ ^wursm$

wurþ- = weorþ-. ∞ ^wurþ$

wūsc* wish [wȳscan]. ∞ ^wūsc$

~bearn n. little child lN. Cp. gewȳscan. ∞ ^wūscbearn$

wutodlīce = witodlīce. ∞ ^wutodlīce$

wuton = uton. ∞ ^wuton$

wylf f. she-wolf [wulf]. ∞ ^wylf$

wylfen I. f. she-wolf. II. † savage, cruel. ∞ ^wylfen$

wylig willow = welig. ∞ ^wylig$

wyliht full of willows = wiliht. ∞ ^wyliht$

wyllen, u of wool [wull]. ∞ ^wyllen$

wyndecræft (wynde-cræft), i m. art of embroidery [windan]. ∞ ^wyndecræft$

gewynde n. weaving (?) Gl. ∞ ^gewynde$

wyndle f. wound. Cp. wundel. ∞ ^wyndle$

wynn (wyn|n) f. joy. wynnum joyfully. ∞ ^wynn$

~bēam † m. tree of joy, the Cross. ∞ ^wynbēam$

~burg † f. pleasant city. ∞ ^wynburg$

~candel, ~candell † f. sun. ∞ ^wyncandel$

~dæg † m. day of joy. ∞ ^wyndæg$

~drēam m. joy. ∞ ^wyndrēam$

~ele † m. pleasant oil. ∞ ^wynele$

~fæst † pleasant. ∞ ^wynfæst$

~full joyful. ∞ ^wynfull$

~grāf † mn. pleasant grove. ∞ ^wyngrāf$

~land † n. pleasant country. ∞ ^wynland$

~lēas joyless. ∞ ^wynlēas$

~lic pleasant, beautiful. ∞ ^wynlic$

~līce av. joyfully. ∞ ^wynlīce$

~lust m. pleasure. ∞ ^wynlust$

~mæ̂g † f. saint. ∞ ^wynmæg$

~rōd † f. the Cross. ∞ ^wynrōd$

~gesīþ † m. acceptable companion. ∞ ^wyngesīþ$

wynsum pleasant. ∞ ^wynsum$

~ian rejoice. ∞ ^wynsumian$

~lic, ge- pleasant. ∞ ^wynsumlic$

~līce av. pleasantly. ∞ ^wynsumlīce$

~nes f. loveliness, pleasantness. ∞ ^wynsumnes$

wynpsalterium (wyn|psalterium) n. psalm of joy. ∞ ^wynpsalterium$

~werod n. chorus Gl. ∞ ^wynwerod$

~wyrt † f. pleasant plant. ∞ ^wynwyrt$

wynnung, i f. tares lN. Cp. windwian. ∞ ^wynnung$

wȳr = wīr myrtle. ∞ ^wȳr$

wyrcan (wyrc|an), A. i, y ; prt. worhte, A. wyrcte, ptc. worht, lN. wroht | w. a., g. work tr. and intr., build, perform, keep (festival) ; cause ; amount to (in reckoning) | wg. strive after | deserve, acquire. ∞ ^wyrcan$

~end m. worker, doer. ∞ ^wyrcend$

~nes f. work. ∞ ^wyrcnes$

~ung f. working. ∞ ^wyrcung$

gewyrce, i n. inwards (of pig). ∞ ^gewyrce$

wyrd f. fate ; event, phenomenon [weorþan]. ∞ ^wyrd$

~gesæ̂lig fortunate. ∞ ^wyrdgesælig$

~gesceapum av. by chance Gl. ∞ ^wyrdgesceapum$

~stafas † mpl. destiny. ∞ ^wyrdstafas$

~wrītere m. historian ; scientist. ∞ ^wyrdwrītere$

gewyrd f. fate; event, circumstance, state of things. ∞ ^gewyrd$

~elic historical. ∞ ^gewyrdelic$

gewyrd, ~e n. talking, eloquence ; ordinance [word]. ∞ ^gewyrd$

gewyrde = gewierþe amount. ∞ ^gewyrde$

gewyrdelic (gewyrde|lic)* eloquent. ∞ ^gewyrdelic$

~līce av. eloquently, accurately. ∞ ^gewyrdelīce$

~licnes f. eloquence. ∞ ^gewyrdelicnes$

wyrgan, ie [error?], lN. prt. -wrigde strangle. ∞ ^wyrgan$

gewyrht nf., gen. pl. deed, transgression, desert, merit : be his ~um, būton ~um undeservedly, mid ~um deservedly; † fate (?) [wyrcan]. ∞ ^gewyrht$

wyrhta, wryhta m. worker, maker. ∞ ^wyrhta$

gewyrhta m. doer; co-operator, accomplice. ∞ ^gewyrhta$

wyrm m. reptile; serpent, dragon; worm [wurma]. ∞ ^wyrm$

~æ̂te worm-eaten. ∞ ^wyrmæte$

~baso red. ∞ ^wyrmbaso$

~geblæ̂d n. a kind of blister or swelling. ∞ ^wyrmgeblæd$

~cynn n. species of serpent. ∞ ^wyrmcynn$

~fāg † with serpentine ornaments. ∞ ^wyrmfāg$

~galere, galdere m. snake-charmer. ∞ ^wyrmgalere$

~geard † m. abode of serpents. ∞ ^wyrmgeard$

~hǣlsere m. diviner by serpents. ∞ ^wyrmhǣlsere$

~hīw n. form of a snake. ∞ ^wyrmhīw$

~hord † n. dragon’s treasure. ∞ ^wyrmhord$

~lic † n. serpentine ornament. ∞ ^wyrmlic$

~melo n. worm-meal (?). ∞ ^wyrmmelo$

~rēad scarlet. ∞ ^wyrmrēad$

~sęle † m. hall of serpents (= hell). ∞ ^wyrmsęle$

~slite m. being eaten by worms. ∞ ^wyrmslite$

~wyrt f. a plant. ∞ ^wyrmwyrt$

wyrmella = wurmille. ∞ ^wyrmella$

wyrms = worms pus. ∞ ^wyrms$

~ig purulent, festering. ∞ ^wyrmsig$

~tēung*, wyrshrteung, ~spīwung*, wyrsnsspīung f. phthisis Gl. ∞ ^wyrmstēung$

wyrmsan (wyrms|an), wyrsman fester — ge~ed purulent [worms]. ∞ ^wyrmsan$

wyrp, ie once, lN. y, oe m. throwing; blow, stroke, shot [weorpan]. ∞ ^wyrp$

wyrpe = więrpe recovery. ∞ ^wyrpe$

gewyrpe n. heap (?) Ct. ∞ ^gewyrpe$

wyrpel † m. foot-ring (of hawk). ∞ ^wyrpel$

wyrrest = wierrest. ∞ ^wyrrest$

wyrsa = wiersa. ∞ ^wyrsa$

wyrsman = wyrmsan. ∞ ^wyrsman$

wyrst = wrist. ∞ ^wyrst$

wyrt f. vegetable, plant, herb, spice ; crop ; root. ∞ ^wyrt$

~będd n. bed planted with herbs. ∞ ^wyrtbędd$

~box m. perfume-box. ∞ ^wyrtbox$

~bræ̂þ m. fragrance of flowers. ∞ ^wyrtbræþ$

~cynn n. species of herb. ∞ ^wyrtcynn$

~cynren n. species of herb. ∞ ^wyrtcynren$

~dręnc m. herbal drink. ∞ ^wyrtdręnc$

~fæt n. perfume-box. ∞ ^wyrtfæt$

~geard m. kitchen garden. ∞ ^wyrtgeard$

~ig — ~ hamm garden. ∞ ^wyrtig$

~gemang n. spice, perfume. ∞ ^wyrtgemang$

~gemęngnes, a f. spice, perfume. ∞ ^wyrtgemęngnes$

~męte m. dish of vegetables. ∞ ^wyrtmęte$

~tūn m. garden. ∞ ^wyrttūn$

wyrtwala (wyrt-wal|a) m. root. ∞ ^wyrtwala$

~ian root or pull up or out. ∞ ^wyrtwalian$

wyrtweard (wyrt-weard) m. gardener. ∞ ^wyrtweard$

wyrtruma, wyrttruma (wyrt-(t)rum|a) m. root, rootstump. ∞ ^wyrtruma$ ^wyrttruma$

~ian root up. ∞ ^wyrtian$ ^wyrttian$

wyrtian spice, perfume. ∞ ^wyrtian$

wȳscan wish wdg., w. sbj. [wūsc]. ∞ ^wȳscan$

gewȳscan (gewȳsc|an) wish | adopt : ~ hīe him (rfl.) tō bearnum. ∞ ^gewȳscan$

~ednes, ~ing f. adoption. ∞ ^gewȳscednes$

~endlic desirable; optative (mood) | adoptive (child). ∞ ^gewȳscendlic$

~endlīce av. (child) by adoption. ∞ ^gewȳscendlīce$

Y

ȳce f. toad, frog. ∞ ^ȳce$

ȳdæges = īdæges on the same day. ∞ ^ȳdæges$

ȳddisc = *īedisc furniture. ∞ ^ȳddisc$

yfel I. aj., cpv. wersa, y, spl. wierrest, wyr(re)sta bad; wicked ; painful, miserable. II. n. evil; wickedness; mischief, damage; misery. ∞ ^yfel$ ^wersa$ ^wyrsa$ ^wierrest$ ^wyrsta$ ^wyrresta$

~cund evil. ∞ ^yfelcund$

~cweþende evil-speaking. ∞ ^yfelcweþende$

~dæ̂d f. evil deed. ∞ ^yfeldæd$

~dæ̂da m. evil-doer. ∞ ^yfeldæda$

~full evil, wicked. ∞ ^yfelfull$

~geornes, ~geornnes f. wickedness. ∞ ^yfelgeornes$

~lic, yfelic evil, bad ; mean, untidy (in dress). ∞ ^yfellic$

~nes f. badness, wickedness. ∞ ^yfelnes$

yfelsacian (yfelsac|ian) blaspheme. ∞ ^yfelsacian$

~end m. blasphemer. ∞ ^yfelsacend$

~ung f. blaspheming, blasphemy. ∞ ^yfelsacung$

yfelsōþ (yfel|sōþ) unhappily true, too true. ∞ ^yfelsōþ$

~spræce evil-speaking. ∞ ^yfelspræce$

~willende vicious. ∞ ^yfelwillende$

~willendnes f. malice. ∞ ^yfelwillendnes$

~wyrcende evil-doing. ∞ ^yfelwyrcende$

yfele, yfle av., cpv. wiers, y badly, wrongly ; miserably. ∞ ^yfele$

yfelian, yfl- intr. become bad || tr. injure. ∞ ^yfelian$

yfemest spl. of uferra. ∞ ^yfemest$

yferra, -era = uferra. ∞ ^yferra$

yfes f. eaves of house. Cp. efes. ∞ ^yfes$

~drype*, yfer- m. drip from eaves Gl. ∞ ^yfesdrype$

ylcian = ęlcian delay. ∞ ^ylcian$

ylca = ilca same. ∞ ^ylca$

ylfig chattering, raving Gl. ∞ ^ylfig$

ylp m. = elpend elephant — ~esbān ivory. ∞ ^ylp$

yltsta spl. of eald old. ∞ ^yltsta$

ym- = ymb-. ∞ ^ym$

ymb, L. ~e, embe prp. wa. [the av. ymbe takes d.] | place around | time about, at: ~e gangdagas oþþe ǣr after: hē fōr ~ āne niht tō Īglėa, þæs ~e lȳtel soon after. ~ twelf mōnaþ every twelve months | concerning, about: georn ~ lāre, smēan ~ God. ~ (bēon) be busy about, aim at: se dēofol is ǣfre ~e yfel ; hū hē ~e hī sceolde how he should deal with them ; also abs. : hū hē ~e wolde how he would act. ∞ ^ymb$

ymbbǣtan (ymb·bǣtan)*, ymbe- † curb, enclose. ∞ ^ymbbǣtan$

ymbbeorgan (ymb·beorgan) 3 protect. ∞ ^ymbbeorgan$

ymbberan (ymb·beran) 4 surround. ∞ ^ymbberan$

ymbbīegnes (ymb·bīegnes), ymbe- f. bend (of river). ∞ ^ymbbīegnes$

ymbbindan (ymb·bindan) 3 bind round. ∞ ^ymbbindan$

ymbbūgan (ymb·būgan) 7 bend round. ∞ ^ymbbūgan$

ymbcæfian (ymb·cæfian) embroider round. ∞ ^ymbcæfian$

ymbceorfan (ymb·ceorfan) 3 circumcise. ∞ ^ymbceorfan$

ymbcięrr (ymb-cięrr) m. migration lN. ∞ ^ymbcięrr$

~an go round, make the circuit of. ∞ ^ymbcięrran$

ymbclyppan (ymb·clypp|an) embrace. ∞ ^ymbclyppan$

~ing f. embrace. ∞ ^ymbclypping$

ymbcyme (ymb-cyme) m. assembly. ∞ ^ymbcyme$

ymbe av. [the prp. is ymb, L. ymbe] around. In compos. ymb- is older and more frequent than ymbe-. ∞ ^ymbe$

ymbe (ymb|e) [y = i] (n.) swarm of bees. ∞ ^ymbe$

~stocc m. stump with swarm of bees in it Ct. ∞ ^ymbstocc$

ymbe- occ. = ymb-. ∞ ^ymbe$

ymbeardiende (ymb·eardiende) neighbouring Gl. ∞ ^ymbeardiende$

ymbfær (ymb-fær), ymbe- n. circuit. ∞ ^ymbfær$

ymbfæreld (ymb-færeld) n. circuit. ∞ ^ymbfæreld$

ymbfæstnes (ymb·fæstnes) f. enclosure. ∞ ^ymbfæstnes$

ymbfæþmian (ymb·fæþmian) encompass. ∞ ^ymbfæþmian$

ymbfaran (ymb·faran) 2 surround; traverse. ∞ ^ymbfaran$

ymbfęng (ymb-fęng) m. envelope, covering. ∞ ^ymbfęng$

ymbfēran (ymb·fēran) go round, traverse. ∞ ^ymbfēran$

ymbflēogan (ymb·flēogan) 7 fly round. ∞ ^ymbflēogan$

ymbfōn (ymb·fōn) I b grasp, clasp; encompass, surround. ∞ ^ymbfōn$

ymbfrætwian (ymb·frætwian) surround with ornaments, adorn. ∞ ^ymbfrætwian$

ymbgān (ymb·gān), -gangan vb. go round ; surround. ∞ ^ymbgān$

ymbgang (ymb-gang) m. circuit, circumference. ∞ ^ymbgang$

ymbgyrdan (ymb·gyrdan) encircle, surround. ∞ ^ymbgyrdan$

ymbhabban (ymb·habban) surround, include. ∞ ^ymbhabban$

ymbhaga (ymb-haga) m. hedge, enclosure. ∞ ^ymbhaga$

ymbhammen (ymb·hammen) surrounded Gl. ∞ ^ymbhammen$

ymbhealdan (ymb·healdan) I encompass. ∞ ^ymbhealdan$

ymbhēapian (ymb·hēapian) heap round. ∞ ^ymbhēapian$

ymbhęgian (ymb·hęgian) hedge round. ∞ ^ymbhęgian$

ymbhōn (ymb·hōn) I b tr. hang round — ptc. ymbhangen surrounded, hung (with), covered (with). ∞ ^ymbhōn$

ymbhoga (ymb-hog|a) m. consideration, reflection, purpose; care, anxiety. ∞ ^ymbhoga$

~ian be anxious about. ∞ ^ymbhogian$

ymbhringan (ymb·hring|an) surround. ∞ ^ymbhringan$

~end m. attendant Gl. ∞ ^ymbhringend$

ymbhūung (ymb·hūung) f. circumcision lN. [hēawan]. ∞ ^ymbhūung$

ymbhweorfan (ymb·hweorfan) 3 intr. revolve || tr. go round, encompass; tend, cultivate. ∞ ^ymbhweorfan$

ymbhwięrfan (ymb·hwięrf|an) revolve round; encompass; traverse. ∞ ^ymbhwięrfan$

~nes f. change, revolution. ∞ ^ymbhwięrfnes$

ymbhwyrft (ymb-hwyrft), -e, -i, -eo, -ea m. rotation ; orbit (of stars) ; circuit, extent; world. ∞ ^ymbhwyrft$

ymbhycgan (ymb·hycgan) reflect on, consider. ∞ ^ymbhycgan$

ymbhygd (ymb-hygd), -hyd f. solicitude, anxiety. ∞ ^ymbhygd$

~ig solicitous, anxious. ∞ ^ymbhygdig$

~iglīce, ~elīce av. carefully. ∞ ^ymbhygdiglīce$

ymbhygdignes (ymb-hygdignes) f. solicitude. ∞ ^ymbhygdignes$

ymbiernan (ymb·iernan) 3 run round. ∞ ^ymbiernan$

ymblǣdan (ymb·lǣdan) lead round. ∞ ^ymblǣdan$

ymblærigian (ymb·lærigian) provide with a rim. ∞ ^ymblærigian$

ymblicgan (ymb·licgan) 5 surround, encompass, confine. ∞ ^ymblicgan$

ymblīþan (ymb·līþan) 6 sail round. ∞ ^ymblīþan$

ymbren n. Ember-tide, the Ember days [ymbryne]. ∞ ^ymbren$

~dæg, ymbrig- m. Ember-day. ∞ ^ymbrendæg$

~fæsten, ~fæstenn n. fast at Embertide. ∞ ^ymbrenfæsten$

~wuce f. Ember week. ∞ ^ymbrenwuce$

ymbryne (ymb-ryne), emrene m. motion round, revolving ; orbit (of stars) | time lapse, course. ∞ ^ymbryne$

ymbsceadwian (ymb·sceadwian) overshadow. ∞ ^ymbsceadwian$

ymbscēawian (ymb·scēaw|ian) look round. ∞ ^ymbscēawian$

~iendlīce f. circumspectly. ∞ ^ymbscēawiendlīce$

~ung f. looking round. ∞ ^ymbscēawung$

ymbscīnan (ymb·scīnan) 6 shine round tr. ∞ ^ymbscīnan$

ymbscrīþan (ymb·scrīþan) 6 make the circuit of. ∞ ^ymbscrīþan$

ymbscrȳdan (ymb·scrȳdan) clothe, dress. ∞ ^ymbscrȳdan$

ymbsęllan (ymb·sęllan) surround. ∞ ^ymbsęllan$

ymbsēon (ymb·sēon) 5 look round. ∞ ^ymbsēon$

ymbsēon (ymb·sēon) f. beholding. ∞ ^ymbsēon$

ymbset (ymb-set) n. siege. ∞ ^ymbset$

ymbseten (ymb-seten)*, vE. oemseten f. shoot, slip. ∞ ^ymbseten$

ymbsetl (ymb-setl) n. siege. ∞ ^ymbsetl$

ymbsētnung (ymb·sētnung) f. sedition. ∞ ^ymbsētnung$

ymbsęttan (ymb·sęttan) encompass; besiege. ∞ ^ymbsęttan$

ymbsittan (ymb·sittan) 5 encompass, besiege also w. ūtan. ∞ ^ymbsittan$

ymbsittend (ymb-sittend), ymbe- † m. neighbour (nation). ∞ ^ymbsittend$

~e intr. sitting round ; neighbouring (people). ∞ ^ymbsittende$

ymbsmēagung (ymb-smēagung)*, ymbe- f. consideration. ∞ ^ymbsmēagung$

ymbsnidennes (ymb·snidennes) f. circumcision [ymbsnīþan]. ∞ ^ymbsnidennes$

ymbsnīþan (ymb·snīþan) 6 circumcise. ∞ ^ymbsnīþan$

ymbspannan (ymb·spannan) I clasp round, embrace. ∞ ^ymbspannan$

ymbspræ̂c (ymb-spræ̂c), ymbe- f. conversation , discussion. ∞ ^ymbspræc$

~e spoken about, well known. ∞ ^ymbspræce$

ymbstandan (ymb·stand|an) 2 surround. ∞ ^ymbstandan$

~en*, ymbe- † surrounded. ∞ ^ymbstanden$

ymbstandende (ymb-standende) † standing round, enclosing. ∞ ^ymbstandende$

ymbstandnes, ymbstandennes (ymb·stand(en)nes) f. encompassing; guardianship. ∞ ^ymbstandnes$ ^ymbstandennes$

ymbstyrian (ymb·styrian) stir about, overturn. ∞ ^ymbstyrian$

ymbswǣpe (ymb-swǣpe), -ā- f. digression Gl. ∞ ^ymbswǣpe$

ymbswāpan (ymb·swāpan) I environ; clothe, dress. ∞ ^ymbswāpan$

ymbtrymian (ymb·trymian), -trymman surround ; fortify. ∞ ^ymbtrymian$

ymbtrymming (ymb·trymming) f. surrounding; fortifying. ∞ ^ymbtrymming$

ymbtȳnan (ymb·tȳnan) surround. ∞ ^ymbtȳnan$

ymbtyrnan (ymb·tyrnan) surround Gl. ∞ ^ymbtyrnan$

ymbþanc (ymb-þanc)*, ymbe- m. reflection. ∞ ^ymbþanc$

ymbþridung (ymb·þridung) f. deliberation, reflection Gl. ∞ ^ymbþridung$

ymbþringan (ymb·þringan) 3 throng round, surround. ∞ ^ymbþringan$

ymbūtan (ymb·ūtan), abūtan av., prp. wa. around, about — ymb hīe ūtan = ~ hīe. ∞ ^ymbūtan$

ymbwǣfan (ymb·wǣfan) envelop, clothe. ∞ ^ymbwǣfan$

ymbwærlan (ymb·wærlan) turn towards lN. ∞ ^ymbwærlan$

ymbweaxan (ymb·weaxan) I grow round, surround. ∞ ^ymbweaxan$

ymbwęndan (ymb·węnd|an) turn round. ∞ ^ymbwęndan$

~nes f. change. ∞ ^ymbwęndnes$

~ung f. reviving; behaviour. ∞ ^ymbwęndung$

ymbweorpan (ymb·weorpan) 3 surround. ∞ ^ymbweorpan$

ymbwīcian (ymb·wīcian) besiege. ∞ ^ymbwīcian$

ymbwindan (ymb·windan) 3 enfold, encompass. ∞ ^ymbwindan$

ymbwlātian (ymb·wlāt|ian) contemplate. ∞ ^ymbwlātian$

~ung f. contemplation. ∞ ^ymbwlātung$

ymbwyrcan (ymb·wyrcan) enclose, surround. ∞ ^ymbwyrcan$

ymel, e caterpillar. ∞ ^ymel$

ymele, ymle f. document, piece of writing. ∞ ^ymele$

ymen m. hymn [Lt. hymnus]. ∞ ^ymen$

~bōc f. hymn-book. ∞ ^ymenbōc$

~sang m. hymn. ∞ ^ymensang$

ymesene blind. ∞ ^ymesene$

ymest spl. of uferra. ∞ ^ymest$

ymnere m. hymn-book [Lt. hymnarium]. ∞ ^ymnere$

ynce inch [Lt. uncia]. ∞ ^ynce$

yndse, entse f. ounce [Lt. uncia]. ∞ ^yndse$

ynnelēac (ynne-lēac) n. onion [Lt. unio]. ∞ ^ynnelēac$

ȳplen, ypplen n. top, summit Gl. [ūp]. ∞ ^ȳplen$

yppan bring out or up; ge- produce (flowers); make manifest, disclose, betray; ge- utter (words) [uppan]. ∞ ^yppan$

yppe I. evident, known. II. n. upper room Gl.; dais, throne; show, spectacle Gl. ∞ ^yppe$ ^yppan$

ypping † f. (?). ∞ ^ypping$

~īren*, i- n. crowbar. ∞ ^yppingīren$

ȳr, ē back of axe. ∞ ^ȳr$

ȳr † bow (?) ; the Runic letter y. ∞ ^ȳr$

yrsebinn (yrse-binn) f. a kind of box (?). ∞ ^yrsebinn$

ysle (ysl|e) f. ash. ∞ ^ysle$

~ende glowing Gl. ∞ ^yslende$

ysope f. hyssop [Lt.]. ∞ ^ysope$

ȳst f. whirlwind, storm. ∞ ^ȳst$

~ian storm, rage. ∞ ^ȳstian$

~ig stormy. ∞ ^ȳstig$

ȳtan (ȳt|an) expel [ūt]. ∞ ^ȳtan$

~end m. expeller. ∞ ^ȳtend$

~ing f. journey. ∞ ^ȳting$

ȳtemest spl. of ūterra. ∞ ^ȳtemest$

yteren of an otter [otor]. ∞ ^yteren$

ȳterra = ūterra. ∞ ^ȳterra$

ȳtmest = ȳtemest. ∞ ^ȳtmest$

ȳþ f. wave. ∞ ^ȳþ$

~gebland † n. surge. ∞ ^ȳþgebland$

~bord † n. ship. Cp. wæ̂gbord. ∞ ^ȳþbord$

~faru † f. flood. ∞ ^ȳþfaru$

~hęngest Pr. m. horse. ∞ ^ȳþhęngest$

~hof † n. ship. ∞ ^ȳþhof$

~ig rough (sea). ∞ ^ȳþig$

~lāde † spl. sea-passage. ∞ ^ȳþlāde$

~lāf † f. shore. ∞ ^ȳþlāf$

~lid † n. ship. ∞ ^ȳþlid$

~lida † m. ship. ∞ ^ȳþlida$

~mearh † m. ship. ∞ ^ȳþmearh$

~męre † m. sea. ∞ ^ȳþmęre$

~naca* † m. ship. ∞ ^ȳþnaca$

~gewinn † n. life in the water. ∞ ^ȳþgewinn$

~wōrigende wandering on the waves Gl. ∞ ^ȳþwōrigende$

ȳþgian (ȳþg|ian), ȳþian fluctuate, surge; rage. ∞ ^ȳþgian$ ^ȳþian$

~ung f. fluctuation. ∞ ^ȳþgung$

ȳþung f. inundation; agitation. ∞ ^ȳþung$