Niwenglisc:Wordhord

This is a list of all Niw Englisch words.

A

• Aadel - [] f (-/-n) disease
• aadeln - [] weak verb to be sick, ail, languish; to make sick, sicken, cause disease, make ill; [aadelde, geaadeld]
• aak - [] f (-/Æke) oak
• agrapen - [] weak verb to handle, grasp; [OE agrapian]
• akademisch - [akaˈdeːmɪʃ] adj academic
• akalden - [] weak verb to become cold;
• ald - [ɑld] adj old, not young; [cmp. ælder; spl. ældest]
• Aldhaamerkoðe - [] f Alzheimer's disease; [translation of Alzheimer to Aldhaamer]
• all - [ɑl] adj all;
• allaan - [] adj alone, by oneself, solitary; ert þu allaan? are you alone?; adv by oneaself, alone; it was miȝ allaan, þe þu fandest it was me alone that you found; þe Lerner allaan waat þat Andwyrd the student alone knows the answer;
• Alþ - [] n (-es/-e) ale
• aluttern - [] weak verb to purify, scum, refine, cleanse; to defecate, crap, poop; [alutterde, alutterd; OE ahluttrian]
• Analogie - [analoˈɡiː] f (-/-n) analogy
• Anatomie - [ʔanatoˈmiː] f (-/-n) anatomy; dissection
• Andfang - [] m (-es/-e) acceptance
• andfangen - [] strong verb 7 to accept; to undertake; [andfængþ, andfeng, andfangen]
• Andfeng - [] m (-es/-e) taking, taking up, receiving, assumption; undertaking, acceptance; undertaker (one who undertakes something), contractor; receiver/collector of taxes;
• andfinden - [] strong verb 3 to feel (sense); man kuðe þie Kiele andfinden one could feel the cold; [DE empfinden; andfindeþ, andfand, andfunden]
• andkweðen - [] strong verb 5 to answer, respond; [OE andcweðan; andkwiþþ, andkwaþ, andkweden/andkweðen]
• andkwiss - [] f (-/-e) answer, response
• andkyþen - [] weak verb to experience; [not attested; andkyþte, andkyþt]
• Andkyþnes - [] f (-/-se) experience
• Andlitt - [] m (-es/-e) face, countenance (from OE andwlita)
• Anis - [ɑn.ɪ:s] n (-es/-e) anise (Pimpinella anisum), a plant native to Egypt and the Mediterranean
• Ankel - [ˈankəl] m (-s/-n) ankle
• ansum - [] adj lonely, lone, lonesome
• Ansumhad - [] m (-es/-e) loneliness, lonesomeness
• Anthropologie - [] f (-/-n) anthropology
• Appe - [ɑ.pə] m (-n/-n) ape; monkey
• Are - [] f (-/-n) honor
• aren - [] weak verb to honor, give honor/reverence, to have in admiration; [OE arian]
• Arfoþ - [] f (-/-e) work; labor; suffering, hardship; labor, pains, trouble; childbirth, birth pains; disease
• arg - [] adj weak, timid, cowardly;
• Arm - [ɑrm] m (-es/-e) arm
• Arn - [ɑrn] m (-es/-e) eagle
• Ars - [] m (-es/-e) ass, butt
• Asche - [] f (-/-n) ash, ashes, cinders
• Aske - [] f (-/-n) inquiry
• asken - [] weak verb to ask, inquire; ic aske after him I'm asking about him; w.d. person w.g. thing, or æt w.d. person and biȝ w.d. thing asked; he schollde æt seinem Wief biȝ herem Ring asken he should ask his wife about her ring; to ask a person (w.d.) a question; ic askte him hu lange it wære I asked him how long it would be; to call, summon before one; he ongann him asken he began to call him; to demand, as for; ic aske noȝht biȝ meinem Auto I'm asking nothing about my car; w.a. person asked to question, interrogate; to ask, demand to be told; to ask after, enquire for, search for w.a. of thing sought; to learn, find out by enquiry; [OE ascian; askte, geaskt]
• Asse - [] m (-n/-n) ass, donkey; f (-/-n) she-ass, female donkey
• Astronomie - [] f (-/-) astronomy
• astronomisch - [] adj astronomical
• atenden - [] weak verb to kindle, enflame, set on fire;
• Atendung - [] f (-/-en) kindling, inflammation, setting on fire; medical inflammation
• Atter - [] n (-s/-) poison
• Attercoppe - [] f (-/-n) spider, especially poisonous
• Aðexe - [ɑðɛk.sə] f (-/-n) lizard
• Axel - [] f (-/-n) shoulder (the joint)

Æ

• Æ - [æː] f (-/-en) law; marriage
• Æder - [æ:.dər] f (-/-n) vein, artery
• Æe - [æˈə] f (-/-n) lifetime; generation; a long period of time, epoch, eon, age; the current world; eternity;
• Æfen - [] m (-s/-) evening, eventide, the even
• æfenlanges - [] adv during an evening, lasting an evening, an evening long
• æfnen - [] weak verb to become evening, to grow towards evening [OE æfnian]
• æfter - [] prep w.d. after (time/space); according to, by means of; during, along, through; ich geng æfter him I went after him; æfter meiner Bok habeþ wiȝ tweȝn Stræten according to my book, we have two streets; kannst þu æfter þen Bergen seen? can you see along those mountains?; ich wann fele æfter meiner Leifteid I won much during my lifetime; frijnen ~ to ask about; grafen ~ to dig for;
• æfter - [] adj hinder, subsequent, second, following
• æftergaan - [] irregular verb to go after, follow; [gæþ æfter, geng æfter, is æftergegaan]
• Æȝ - [æːj] n (-es/-er) egg
• Æȝciste - [æːj.tʃɪs.tə] f (-/-n) ovary
• Æȝpeipe - [] f (-/-n) fallopian tube
• Ækern - [] n (-s/-e) acorn; glans penis
• Ælde - [] f (-/-n) age, epoch; a person's age; a period of time
• Ælmesse - [] f (-/-n) alms
• Æmte - [ˈæm.tə] f (-/-n) ant
• ær - [æːr] adj early; [cmp. ærer; spl. ærst]
• ær - [æːr] conj before; until; usually shortened form of ærþem; subordinating conjunction, requiring Verb Final sentence: ic will gaan, ærþem wiȝ to mœðe sind I want to go before we are too tired
• ær - [æːr] prep w.d. before; until
• ærȝestern - [] adv day before yesterday
• ærȝesternæfen - [] adv evening before yesterday evening
• ærȝesterndæȝ - [] adv day before yesterday (during the day)
• ærȝesterniȝht - [] adv night before yesterday night, two nights ago
• Ærmorgen - [] m (-s/-) early morning, dawn
• Æs - [æːs] n (-es/-e) meat, food; carrion; carcass (for the eventual purpose of food)
• æðel - [] adj noble
• Æðele - [] f (-/-n) nobility; the nobility, aristocracy
• Æðeling - [] m (-s/-e) prince; noble
• æðeln - [] weak verb to ennoble, make part of the nobility; to improve; [æðelþ, æðelde, geæðeld]
• Æxe - [æk.sə] f (-/-n) ax

B

• Baan - [] n (-es/-e) bone
• Baar - [] m (-s/-e) boar, male pig
• baken - [] strong verb 6 to bake; [bækþ, bok, gebaken]
• bald - [] adj bold; [cmp. bælder, spl. bældest-]
• balken - [] weak verb? to belch; to emit, utter, pour out; [balkte, gebalkt]
• bas - [] adj purple
• Basgrœten - [] n (-s/-) iodine
• Bælde - [] f (-/-n) boldness
• bærnen - [bærnən] weak verb to burn transitive; [bærnde, gebærnd]
• Beag - [] m (-es/-e) crown; ring, arm ring; necklace
• Beagȝolster - [] m (-s/-e) corona-virus
• Beamhuus - [] 'n (-es/-e) cabin; log house
• Bebbenburg [] f Bamborough, Northumberland
• Bedd - [] n (-es/-e) bed
• Beddschiete - [] f (-/-n) bedsheet
• Beddþecce - [] f (-/-n) comforter, quilt, bed cover
• Beddung - [] f (-/-en) bed covering (sheets, comforter, etc all together)
• Bee - [] f (-/-n) bee
• been - [] 'irregular verb to be (future stem); [ich bim is translated I will be; it is stilted and disconnected to try to use ich werðe wesen and totally incorrect to use ich werðe been in any sentence; ich bim; þu bist; he biþ; wiȝ/ȝiȝ/hje beeþ; gebeen is the past participle, and beend is the present participle in form, though both are translated in future tense]
• befelgen - [] strong verb 3 To stick or cling to, betake oneself; To deliver, transmit, consign; ich befalg þiȝ ane Boxe I delivered a box to you; [befilgþ, befalg, befolgen]
• befriȝnen - [] strong verb 3 to ask, ask about, ask someone, ask for something, inquire, learn; [befriȝnþ, befragn, befrugnen
• behofen - [] weak verb to have need of, to need, require w.g. object; micel Adel behofeþ micles ; impersonally it BEHOVETH, it concerns, it is needful or necessary; þiȝ behofeþ, it to finden it behoves you to find it; [OE behofian; behofte, behoft]
• behoflic - [] adj behoveful, needful, necessary
• Beitel - [] m (-s/-n) beetle
• beiten - [] strong verb 1 to bite; [beiteþ, baat, gebitten]
• bekerfen - [bəˈkɛrvən] strong verb 3 to behead; becarve, cut off, cut or pare away; flay; [bekirfþ, bekarf, bekorven]
• bekriepen - [] strong verb 2' to bring secretly, creep; [bekriepþ, bekrop, is bekropen]
• belaken - [] strong verb 7 to flow around, enclose; [belækþ, belelk, belaken]
• beladen - [] weak verrb to excuse, clear; absolve from an obligation, let off; excuse, exculpate; [beladeþ, beladede, beladed]; excuse me belade mec!; this verb is sometimes confused for a strong verb, conjugated as belædþ, belod, beladen;
• Beladung - [] f (-/-en) excuse;
• belæmmen - [] weak verb to make or become lame, paralyzed; [from lamm, lame]
• Belæmmung - [] f (-/-en) paralysis, lameness; palsy
• belæsten - [] weak verb to load a ship [OE behlæstan]
• Belg - [] m (-es/-e) bag; purse; willst þu anen plastischen Belg? Do you want a plastic bag?
• Bende - [] f (-/-n) band
• Benne - [] f (-/-n) wound
• bennen - [] weak verb to wound [OE bennian]
• benugan - modal verb to need, want, require, enjoy; ic benaȝh in þie Bergen faren I enjoy driving to the mountains; schie benoȝhte þes Autos, um in þen Bergen to faren she needed the car to drive into the mountains; [OE benugan; benaȝh, benoȝhte, benugen/benoȝht]
• Beorn - [] m (-es/-e) man, person, human being; warrior; used in legal documents for a person to indicate a free citizen of a nation)
• Bere - [ˈbɛː.rə] m (-n/-n) bear
• Berg - [] m (-es/-e) mountain
• bergen - [] strong verb 3 to save, protect, shelter, defend, fortify, spare, preserve w.d. person saved; he barg meine Swester he saved my sister; dat. of the pers. acc. of the thing or following wiþ, To defend, secure, guard against, avoid; þu birgst þiȝ Drunkennes you're guarding yourself against drunkenness; þie Prieste bargen wiþ Drunkennes the priests avoided drunkenness; [OE beorgan; birgþ, barg, geborgen]
• Bergleo - [] m (-n/-n) mountain lion, panther, cougar
• berȝht - [ˈbɛːrxt] adj bright
• berinnen - [] strong verb 3 to run into/by; trans to run over, traverse; to overrun, cover; intrans to come to mind; to run into danger; to happen, occur; [berinnþ, berann, berunnen]
• berken - [] strong verb 3 to bark; [birkþ, bark, geborken]
• Berme - [] m (-n/-n) barm, foamy head of a beer or other carbonated beverage; yeast, leven
• bernen - [bɛrnən] strong verb 3 intransitive to burn; [birnþ, barn, geburnen; also seen as brinnen, brann, gebrunnen]
• besorgen - [] weak verb To be sorry for, to care for, be anxious about, fear; [besorgte, besorgt]
• biermen - [] weak verb to ferment; to leaven
• besmeagen - [bə.ˈsmæ.gən] weak verb to consider about, examine into; to research; [besmeagde, besmeagd]
• Besmeagung - [] f (-/-en) research
• besmeiten - [bə.ˈsmaɪ.tən] strong verb 1 To BESMUT, defile, dirty, pollute, contaminate; [besmeiteþ, besmaat, besmitten]
• Besmeitung - [] f (-/-en) pollution, contamination; defilement, dirtying
• bestalken - [] weak verb to stalk, to proceed stealthily so as to surprise; [bestalkte, bestalkt]
• besyfern - [] weak verb to make or become sober, sober up; [besyferde, besyferd]
• bidden - [] strong verb 5 to ask, beg, pray; (with dative of person asked, and genitive of thing asked for); he baad schie bleifen, ak schie ferlert he begged her to stay, but she left; [biddeþ, baad, gebeden]
• bieden - [ˈbiːdən] strong verb 2 to offer, give; to proclaim, announce; [biedeþ, bod, geboden]
• Bierȝhte - [biːrx.tə, biːrç.tə] f (-/-n) brightness
• Bilþ - [] n (-es/-er) image, picture, photograph
• Bilþschirm - [] m (-es/-) screen, computer screen
• bestanden - [bəˈstɑn.dən] strong verb 6 to surround, encompass; surround, occupy, beset, harass; stand by, near, around; to stand by ready to serve; [bestændeþ, bestod, bestanden]
• Bied - [] m (-es/-e) table, dish
• Bier - [] n (-es/-e) beer
• billiȝ - [] adj cheap, inexpensive (from German)
• Biologie - [] f (-/-) biology
• biologisch - [ˌbioˈloːɡɪʃ] adj biologic, biological
• binden - [bɪndən] strong verb 3 - to bind, constrain; to fasten, join; [bindeþ, band, gebunden]
• Biren - [ˈbɪrən] f (-/-ne) female bear
• blaak - [] adj bright, shining; in a bad sense, bleak, pale, pallid, livid, as in death; [cmp. blæker, spl. blækst]
• blaken - [] weak verb to grow pale, pallid
• Blakung - [] f (-/-en) Paleness, wanness; pallor
• blæ - [] adj blue
• blæwen - [] adj blue-gray
• blæc - [] adj shining, pale, livid
• blæcen - [] weak verb to bleach, whiten, fade; [blæceþ, blæcte, geblæct]
• Blædd - [] n (-es/-er) leaf; sheet (of paper); broad, flat blade of a utensil (like a spade or oar)
• blækk - [] adj black, swarthy
• Blækk - [] n (-es/-e) ink, black
• bleifen - [] strong verb 1 to remain, stay; [bleifþ, blaaf, is gebliffen]
• bleiken - [] strong verb 1 to shine, glitter, dazzle, sparkle, twinkle; to shine by exposure, as the bones, to bleach due to sun exposure; [bleikþ, blaak, geblikken]
• Blisse - [] f (-/-n) bliss
• Blod - [] n (-es/-e) blood
• Blodklott - [] m (-es/-e) blood clot, thrombosis
• Blodlæse - [bloːdlæzə] f (-/-n) bloodletting; drawing blood; donating blood
• Bod - [] n (-es/-e) A command, commandment, precept, mandate, an edict, order, message
• Bode - [] m (-n/-n) messenger; ambassador; herald; angelforeboder, prophet;
• boden - [] weak verb to tell, announce, proclaim, preach; to foretell, predict, prophesy, promise; to declare, proclaim, make known; to announce what is coming; to foretell, prophesy; [OE bodian; bodede, geboded]
• Boder - [] m (-s/-e) teacher, master
• Boðen - [] m (-s/-) rosemary
• Bog - [] m (-es/-e) branch or bough of a tree
• Bok - [bɔ:k] f (-/Bœke) book
• Bokfoder - [bɔ:kfɔdər] n (-s/-) bookcase
• Bolle - [] m (-n/-n) bowl, any round vessel; cup, pot
• Bolster - [ˈbol.stər] m (-s/-) pillow
• Borg - [] m (-es/-e) surety, pledge; loan; bail
• borgen - [] weak verb to take or give a loan, BORROW, lend; he borgte þie Bok fram þer Biblioþeke he borrowed the book from the library; [OE borgian]
• botanisch - [boˈtaːnɪʃ] adj botanic, botanical
• braad - [] adj broad; wide; [cmp. bræder; spl. brædest]
• braden - [] strong verb 7 to roast, broil; [brædeþ, bredd, gebraden]
• bræden - [] weak verb to broaden, widen, spread, extend; [brædede, gebræded]
• bræden - [] weak verb to roast, broil, pan-fry, warm; [brædede, gebræded]
• Bræȝn - [] m (-es/-e) brain
• Bræȝncen - [] n (-s/-) cerebellum
• Bread - [bræːd] n (-es/-er) bread;
• breȝden - [ˈbrej.dən] strong verb 3 - 1. to weave, braid; 2. to draw a weapon; 3. to move back and forth, vibrate; [briȝdeþ, bragd, gebrogden]
• breken - [] strong verb 4 to break; [brikþ, brak, gebroken]
• Brest - [] f (-/-e) breast; chest; [plural Breste is most often used only of women]
• briewen - [] strong verb 2 to brew; [briewþ, brow, gebrowen]
• Briewer - [] m (-s/-) brewer
• Briewestre - [] f (-/-n) female brewer
• Briewhuus - [] n (-es/-e) brewhouse, brewery
• Brok - [] f (-/Brœke) trousers, pants
• Brokk - [brɔk] m (-es/-e) male badger
• Brokken - [brɔkən] f (-/-ne) female badger
• bruken - [] strong verb 2 to use, enjoy the use of; [brykþ, brok, gebroken]
• Brycge - [] f (-/-n) bridge
• Bryde - [] f (-/-n) bride
• Brydgume - [] m (-n/-n) bridegroom, man about to be married
• buen - [ˈbuː.ən] irregular weak verb - to inhabit, occupy; live in, dwell; [buþ, bude, gebuen]
• bugen - [] strong verb 2 trans to bend something, to form something into a curve; refl to bend, be bent; refl to give way, submit, yield; intrans to turn, turn a corner, turn onto a street, swerve aux. wesen; turn away, flee; [bygþ, bog, gebogen]; auxiliary verb is wesen when intransitive
• Bukk - [buk] m (-es/-e) he-goat; male of any animal species
• Bull - [] m (-es/-e) male of bos taurus (male cow)
• Burg - [] f (-/Byrge) city
• Burg - [] f Brough, a village in Nottinghamshire and several other places
• Buuk - [] m (-es/-e) belly, stomach
• Byrdling - [] m (-es/-e) tortoise, turtle
• byren - [] weak verb to come up, occur; [byrþ, byrde, gebyrd]
• Byrgen - [] f (-/-ne) tomb
• Byrðen - [] (-/-ne) burden
• Bytte - [] f (-/-n) flagon

C

• Cake - [tʃɑ.kə] f (-/-n) cheek, jowl (outside part of cheek)
• Cafel - [tʃɑ.vəl] m (-s/-n) bill, beak, snout, cheek, jowel (of an animal)
• Cee - [tʃɛː] f (-/-n) jackdaw, chough
• Chemie - [] f (-/-) chemistry
• Cild - [t͡ʃɪld] n (-es/-er) child
• Cildhad - [] m (-es/-e) childhood
• Cildhadkoðe - [] f (-/-n) childhood disease
• cildisch - adj childish
• Circe - [] f (-/-n) church
• Cirsbeam - [] m (-es/-e) cherry tree
• Cirse - [] f (-/-n) cherry
• Ciste - [] f (-/-n) chest, box, container
• Cole - [ˈt͡ʃoːlə] f (-/-n) throat, jowl

D

• dagen - [] weak verb to dawn, become day
• Dæȝ - [] m (-es/Dage) day
• Dæȝblædd - [] n (-es/-er) newspaper; [Icelandic]
• dæȝen - [] weak verb to dawn, become day
• dæȝes - [] adv days, by day, daily, during the day ig-dæges
• dæȝlanges - [] adv during a day, lasting a day, a day long
• Dæl - [] n (-es/-e) part, portion, deal; part of speech; part of a sentence, word; be ~e in part, partly
• dælen - [] weak verb To divide, separate, distribute, bestow, spend, dispense, DEAL, DOLE; [dælde, gedæld]
• dælnimen - [] strong verb 4 to participate, take part; [nimþ dæl, naam dæl, dælgenumen]
• Dælnimend - [] m (-es/-e) participant, partaker, one who takes part in something (declines like an adjective)
• dælnimendlic - [] adj participle, participial
• Dælnimung - [] f (-/-en) participation; a part, share
• Dærntmuðe - [] m (-/-) Dartmouth, Devonshire
• Dærst - [] n (-es/-e) leaven; dregs, sediment;
• Deaþ - [] m (-es/-e) death
• deer - [] adj expensive, costly
• Deer - [] n (-es/-e) animal, beast
• Deerfrœðe - [] f (-/-) zoology
• Delle - [] f (-/-n) teat, nipple
• Dellenbeag - [] m (-es/-e) areola
• delfen - [ˈdɛɫvən] strong verb 3 to dig; dig up, excavate; [dilfþ, dalf, gedolfen]
• Delfin - [dɛlfin] m (-s/-e) dolphin
• derfen - [ˈdɛrvən] strong verb 3 to labor, work hard; to perish; [dirfþ, darf, gedorfen]
• dieȝen - [] weak verb to die; [dieȝþ, dieȝde, gedieȝd]
• dier - [] adj dear, precious
• Disch - [] m (-es/-e) dish, plate
• Dore - [] f (-/-n) bumblebee, humble-bee, dumbledore
• driegen - [] strong verb 2 to do, perform (a service, duty etc.); to bear, suffer, undergo, endure; [driegþ, drog, gedrogen]
• driȝ - [] adj dry
• driȝen - [] weak verb to dry, make dry, wipe, rub
• drinken - [ˈdriŋ.kən] strong verb 3 to drink; [drinkeþ, drank, gedrunken]
• Dufe - [] f (-/-n) dove; pigeon
• Dukke - [] f (-/-n) duck
• Dukkmoldewerpe - [] f (-/-n) duck-billed platypus
• dumb - [] adj dumb, speechless, mute
• Dung - [] f (-/Dynge) prison
• Duur - [] f (-/Duren) door
• Dust - [] n (-es/-e) dust

E

• Ea - [] f (-/-en) river, stream
• Eaȝe - [] n (-n/-n) eye
• Eake - [] m (-n/-n) increase, addition, supplement
• eaknen - [] weak verb to increase, augment, supplement; to become pregnant, bring forth
• eaknendlic - [] adj suppletive (grammar term); supplementary, additional
• Eam - [] m (-es/-e) uncle (maternal), mother's brother
• Eare - [] n (-n/-n) ear
• Earendel - [] m (s/-) the dawn star, the morning star
• eaþ - [] adj easy, smooth; of persons, easy to be entreated, gentle; [cmp. ieðer, spl ieþmest]
• Ecge - [] f (-/-n) edge
• Efne - [] f (-/-n) matter, material, substance
• Efnefrœðe - [] f (-/-) chemistry
• Efte - [ɛf.tə] f (-/-n) newt
• Eisbere - [ˈʔaɪ̯sbɛːrə] m (-n/-n) polar bear
• Elne - [] f (-/-n) forearm; unit of measurement ell, 18", cubit
• Elneboge - [] m (-n/-n) elbow
• endbyrden - [] weak verb to set in order, adjust, dispose; [OE endebyrdian]
• endbyrdes - [] adv orderly, in order
• Endbyrdnes - [] f (-/-se) Order, disposition, method, way, manner, means; a row, series, rank of objects on the same level; a rank, grade, degree, body of persons of the same status; an order, a body of persons of the same occupation in a community; a class of beings distinguished from others by nature or character; rank in specific departments; succession in place or time; arrangement in which one thing follows another; 'ƕilce Endbyrdnes þisser Bœke schollden wiȝ bruken?' which arrangement of these books should we use?; succession of events; with reference to narrative or statement in which circumstances are stated in proper order; where superiority is marked by position, order; place in a series or company; order, condition in which a thing performs its proper functions; regular mode of procedure; order of nature, system in which things proceed according to fixed laws; the action of putting or keeping in order, regulation, ordering; an injunction, ordinance
• Endbyrdung - [] f (-/-en) order, disposition, arrangement
• Ende - [] m (-es/-) end
• endemæst - [] adj endmost, last
• Endemæstnes - [] f (-/-se) an extremity
• endemes - [] adv Equally, likewise, in like manner, together
• enden - [] weak verb to end; [OE endian; endede, geended]
• endenieȝhst - [] adj endmost, last, uttermost, nighest end, very last
• endlæs - [] adj endless, unending, infinite, eternal
• Endlæsnes - [] f (-/-se) endlessness, eternity
• endlefen - [] num eleven
• endlefentiȝ - [] num eleventy, 110
• eng - [ɛŋ] adj narrow, tight; [cmp. enger, spl. engst-]
• Enge - [ˈɛŋə] f (-/-n) narrowness
• Enned - [] m (-s/-e) duck (family Anatidae)
• Eoh - [] n (Eos/-e) horse, steed; (typically one you ride, own, or have a close connection to)
• Eolh - [] m (Eolges/Eolge) elk
• Eorl - [] m (-es/-e) earl; nobility above a thane, about equal to baron
• ernst - [] adj earnest; serious
• Ernst - [] f (-/-e) EARNEST, earnestness, zeal; seriousness
• Erðe - [] f (-/-n) earth; the Earth
• Erþfrœðe - [] f (-/-) geology
• Erþnafel - [] m (-s/-n) asparagus, earth-navel
• etten - [] strong verb 5 to eat; dine; [itteþ, aat, geetten]

F

• Fader - [] m (-s/Faeder) father
• fag - [] adj Colored, stained, dyed, tinged, shining, variegated
• fallen - [] strong verb 7 to fall; [fællþ, fell, is gefallen]
• fangen - [] strong verb 7 to grab, grasp, seize, capture; take, undertake; accept, receive; [fængþ, feng, gefangen]
• faren - [] strong verb 6 to go, travel, drive; [færþ, for, is gefaren]
• Faðe - [] f (-/-n) aunt (paternal), father's sister
• Fædre - [] m (-n/-n) uncle (paternal), father's brother
• fæȝ - [] adj fey, fated to die, doomed
• Feldmæddre - [] f (-/-n) rosemary
• Feldwurme - [] m (-n/-n) wild marjoram, Origanum majorana, a mint
• Felg - [] m (-es/-e) the outer rim of a wheel, supported by the spokes, felly, part of the circumference of a wheel
• felgen - [] strong verb 3 To stick to, betake oneself to, go or come under, below or beneath anything, to go into, enter a place, to undergo; [filgþ, falg, gefolgen]
• Fell - [] m (-es/-e) case grammatical, inflection grammar; a FALL, ruin, destruction, death
• Fell - [] n (-es/-e) fell, skin, pelt
• fellen - [] adj made of skins, pelts
• Femme - [fɛ.mə] f (-/-n) A virgin, damsel, maid, woman; (implication is that she is chaste, a virgin, or of high moral character or worth)
• feralden - [] weak verb to grow old, become old, wax old; of living material, animal or vegetable, to grow weak with age; of dead matter, to get worn out with long use, to decay through being kept too long; of abstract things; mein Mæȝn feraldeþ my strength is wearing out; of a period of time, to run out, expire; þein Teid feraldeþ your time is running out;
• ferbieden - [] strong verb 2 to forbid, prohibit; restrain, suppress; [OE forbeodan; ferbiedeþ, ferbod, ferboden]
• ferbreken - [] strong verb 4 to destroy, break in two; bruise, crush; violate (the law); [ferbrikþ, ferbrak, ferbroken]
• ferbrytten - [] weak verb to break in pieces, smash, bruise, crush; [ferbryttede, ferbrytted]
• fercerren - [] weak verb to turn (intrans.) aside from, get out of the way of, avoid to turn away; to turn (trans.) aside; to turn in a wrong direction, pervert, subvert; [fercerrde, fercerrd]
• ferdælen - [] weak verb to deal out, expend; [ferdælde, ferdæld]
• ferdimmen - [] weak verb to make very dim, darken, obscure; [ferdimmde, ferdimmd]
• ferdon - [] irr verb to destroy, kill, do for; to seduce, defile, corrupt; [ferdoþ/ferdœþ, ferdad, ferdon]
• ferdœmen - [] weak verb to condemn, damn
• ferdræfen - [] weak verb to drive, compel to do or undergo; [ferdræfte, ferdræft]
• ferdreifen - [] strong verb 1 to drive away, force, compel, drive out, eject, banish; [ferdreifþ, ferdraf, ferdrifen]
• ferdrencen - [] weak verb To make drunk, inebriate, intoxicate; [ferdrencte, ferdrenct]
• ferdrinken - [] strong verb 3 to make drunk, inebriate
• ferdrugen - [] weak verb to dry, dry up, parch, wither; [DE vertrocknen]
• ferdweinen - [] weak verb to dwindle away, vanish; [ferdweinþ, ferdwan, ferdwinnen]
• ferdwilmen - [] weak verb to confound, perplex, puzzle; confuse; [ferdwilmde, ferdwilmd]
• ferdytten - [] weak verb to close or shut entirely up, stop up; [ferdyttede, ferdytted]
• ferfangen - [] strong verb 7 to seize, take away; [ferfængþ, ferfeng, ferfangen]
• ferfaren - [] strong verb 6 to go or pass away; fare away; to destroy, perish; (as driver of a vehicle) to lose one's way, to get lost [ferfærþ, ferfor, is ferfaren]
• fergan - [] irr verb to forgo, abstain from, pass over, neglect; w.g. object; [fergæþ, fergeng, fergangen]
• fergefen - [] strong verb 5 to forgive w.d. person, w.a. thing; give, grant, supply, permit, give up, leave off;; [fergifþ, fergaf, fergefen]
• fergelden - [] strong verb 3 to repay, to requite, to make good; [firgildeþ, fergald, fergolden]
• fergetten - [] strong verb 5 to forget; [fergittþ/fergitt, fergat, fergetten]
• fergnagen - [] strong verb 7 to rub together, dash or throw down, break; [OE forgnagan; fergnægþ, fergnog, fergnagen]
• fergneiden - [] strong verb 7 to rub together, dash or throw down, break; [OE forgnidan; fergneideþ, fergnad, fergnidden]
• fergrinden - [] strong verb 7 to grind thoroughly, grind to pieces, grind down, crush, pulverize, mangle, consume, destroy; [OE forgrowan; fergrindeþ, fergrand, fergrunden]
• fergrowen - [] strong verb 7 to grow up, grow into; to overgrow; grow wrongly; grow too much or in excess; [OE forgrowan; fergrœwþ, fergrew, fergrowen]
• ferȝelden - [] strong verb 3 to repay, to requite, to make good; [firgildeþ, fergald, fergolden]
• ferȝemen - [] weak verb to neglect a concrete thing; to neglect to do something; þu scholldest noȝht forȝemen, þat Huus to klænen you shouldn't neglect to clean the house; to disregard evil;
• Ferh - [] m (-es/-e) life, soul, spirit; a living being, a person (as opposed to a non-sentient life-form or non-person, like an AI).
• ferhaben - [] irr verb to abstain, refrain; w.d. or w.prep fram; he ferhafde þem Bier he abstained from the beer; w.a.reflex. to restrain one's self from, keep away; mein Broðer ferhafde hin fram seinem Foden my brother kept away from his food; to keep back, hold in; not to pay a due; not to mention; ich ferhafde þat ich Foden boȝhte I didn't mention that I bought food; to restrain, check, stop, put difficulties in the way of; [ferhafde, ferhafd]
• Ferhafdnes - [] f (-/-se) Restraint, continence, abstinence;
• ferhalden - [] strong verb 7 to withhold, keep back, disregard; to hold improperly, withhold, keep back what should be paid; schie ferheld mein Schatt she withheld my money she should've paid me; to keep too long; not to shew proper regard to, disregard, neglect; a person or personal attribute; hje ferhelden hjere Moder they didn't show proper respect to their mother; a command, not to keep a command; he ferheld Godes Bebod he neglected God's command; not to keep in good condition; þu ferhældst mein Auto, þe ic þiȝ to lænde you didn't keep my car that I lent you in good condition; not to keep in safety, not to preserve; not to maintain in one's rights, to treat unfairly; not to keep morally pure; Seine Moder ferheld schie noȝht; [OE forhealdan; DE verhalten; ferhældþ, ferheld, ferhalden]
• ferharden - [] weak verb to become hard, harden; [forheardian; DE verhärten]
• ferhaten - [] strong verb 7 to promise or vow not to do, to renounce; to declare criminal, outlaw, proscribe; [ferhætþ, ferheȝht, ferhaten]
• Ferhefne - [fɛrx.ɛvnə] f (-/-n) vitamin
• ferhelen - [] strong verb 4 to cover over, hide, conceal; [OE forhelan; DE verhehlen; ferhilþ, ferhal, ferholen]
• ferheren - [] weak verb to lay waste, destroy, ravage, devastate, plunder; of action by persons, to lay waste a country, carry captive people; of the action of natural forces; mein Ortȝard warþ mid Hæȝl ferherd my orchard was laid to waste by hail; [OE: forhergian]
• Ferherung - [] f (-/-en) a molesting, devastation, annoyance, trouble
• ferhycgen - [] weak verb 3 to despise, scorn a person or thing; to disdain, scorn to do something; [ferhogde, ferhogd]
• ferkerfen - [] strong verb 3 To cut or carve out, cut down, cut off or away, cut through, divide; [ferkirfþ, ferkarf, ferkorfen]
• ferklæmen - [] weak verb To plaster up, stop up; [ferklæmde, ferklæmd]
• ferklingen - [] strong verb 3 to shrink up; [ferklang, ferklungen]
• ferklyccen - [] weak verb to stop up
• ferklysen - [] weak verb to close or shut up; [ferklyste, ferklyst]
• ferkneiden - [] strong verb 1 to beat or break into pieces, dash or throw down; [ferknad, ferknidden]
• ferkommen - [] strong verb 4 to surpass, overcome, destroy, harass, wear out; [ferkam, ferkommen]
• ferkrafen - [] weak verb to demand
• ferkweþen - [] strong verb 5 To rebuke, censure, revile, refuse, reject; [ferwiþþ, ferkwaþ, ferkweden]
• ferkyþen - [] weak verb to reprove, rebuke
• ferlagen - [] strong verb 6 to reprehend strongly; [OE forlean; ferlægþ, ferlog, ferlagen]
• ferlaken - [] strong verb 7 to lead astray, seduce, betray, deceive; [ferlækþ, ferlelk, ferlaken]
• ferlæten - [] strong verb 7 to leave; to relinquish; to abandon, desert; to allow; to stop an action (acc); to lose something; he forlert þat Huus for þrim Stunden he left the house three hours ago; schie geng on ane forlætene Iege she went to a deserted island; [forlæteþ, forlert, forlæten]
• ferlicgen - [] strong verb 5 to lie in a forbidden manner, fornicate, commit fornication; [ferliȝþ, ferlah, ferleȝen]
• ferliegen - [] strong verb 2 to lie greatly, belie; [OE forleogan; ferliegþ, ferlog, ferlogen]
• ferliesen - [] strong verb 2 to lose; to let go; to destroy; [ferliesþ, ferlos/ferlor, ferlosen/ferloren]
• fermelten - [] strong verb 3 to melt away, become liquid, liquify; [fermiltþ, fermalt, fermolten]
• fermengen - [] weak verb to join together, mingle, mix;
• fermogen - [] weak verb to decay
• fernimen - [] strong verb 4 to seize and hold, take hold of; to comprehend; to seize and take away, carry off, do away with; to take from a person, defraud; to seize and devour, consume, fret (of fire, disaster; of weapons; of living things; of time); to plunder, waste, ransack; [fernimþ, fernam, fernumen]
• ferr - [] adj far, distant; [cmp. fierr; spl. fierrst]
• ferr - [] adv far, distant; far back (time); [cmp. fierr; spl. fierrst]
• ferræden - [] strong verb 7 to betray; to give counsel against, to condemn, plot against, deprive by treachery, wrong; [OE for-rǽdan; ferrædeþ, ferrerd, ferræden]
• ferren - [] adv from afar
• ferschreifen - [] strong verb 1 to proscribe, condemn; [ferschreifþ, ferschraf, ferschriffen]
• ferschrinken - [] strong verb 3 to shrink up, dry up, dwindle away, wither; [ferschrinkþ, ferschrank, ferschrunken]
• ferschufen - [] strong verb 2 to cast down; [ferschyfþ, ferschof, ferschofen]
• ferschunen - [] weak verb to blush, feel shame
• ferschyldigen - [] weak verb to make guilty, to criminate, condemn; [ferschyldigþ, ferschyldigte, ferschyldigt]
• ferseen - [] strong verb 5 to despise, hold in contempt a person or thing, scorn; to reject with scorn, to reject what is offered, to refuse a state or condition; to refuse to do; to neglect, overlook; to renounce; [fersieþ, fersaah, ferseen]
• fersenden - [] weak verb to send away, send into banishment, banish; [fersendte, fersendt]
• fersetten - [] weak verb to stop up, block, obstruct; to press down, oppress, repress; [OE forsettan]
• forsweren - [] strong verb 6 to forswear, to swear falsely, perjure; trans. to renounce or deny esp. under oath; [ferswerþ, ferswor, fersworen]
• ferswerken - [] strong verb 3 to be very dark, to darken, obscure; [ferswirkþ, ferswark, fersworken]
• ferten - [] strong verb 3 to fart; [OE feortan; firtþ, fart, geforten]
• ferþinden - [] strong verb 3 to swell up; [ferþindeþ, ferþand, ferþunden]
• ferþunden - [] adj swollen up; past participle
• ferwerpen - [] strong verb 3 to reject, cast, cast away; [ferwirpþ, ferwarp, ferworpen]
• ferwerþen - [] irr verb to become nothing, to be undone, to perish, die; [ferwirþ, ferwarþ/ferwurden, is ferworden]

Ex- amples are : ;  ;  ; ;  ; ;  ;  ; ;  ;  ;  ;  ; ; ; ;  ; ,

;  ; ; ;  ;; ;  ; forlsdan, to mislead; torsenAa.n, to banish ; torwyrcan, to do wrong.

• feȝhten - [] strong verb 3 to fight wiþ against; [fiȝhtþ, faȝht, gefoȝhten]
• Fierst - [] m (-es/-e) ceiling, top of a room
• finden - [ˈfɪndən] strong verb 3 - to find; [findeþ, fand, gefunden]
• Finger - [] m (-s/-) finger
• Fingernæȝl - [] m (-s/-e) fingernail
• Finnel - [] m (-s/-n) fennel, Foeniculum vulgare
• Fisch - [] m (-es/-e) fish
• fischen - [] weak verb to fish; [fischte, gefischt]
• Flaa - [] f (-/-n) arrow; missile
• fleȝhten - [] strong verb 3 tp plait, braid, weave; [fliȝhteþ, flaȝht, gefloȝhten]
• Fleȝhtre - [] f (-/-n) hurdle, obstacle
• Fleit - [] m (-es/-e) Scandal, contention, strife, dispute
• Fleite - [] m (-n/-n) fighter, striver, foe
• fleiten - [] strong verb 1 To strive, contend, dispute, rebel; [fleiteþ, flaat, geflitten]
• fleitiȝ - [] adj quarrelsome, contentious, argumentative; disputing; rebellious
• Flintgrœten - [] n (-s/-e) silicon; the element silicon
• Fliege - [] f (-/-n) fly
• flieȝen - [] strong verb 2 intransto flee, escape; trans to avoid, escape; ich flieȝe þen Korl als þie Koðe; [flieȝþ, floȝ, is/haben gefloȝen]
• fliegen - [] strong verb 2 intransto fly, travel by air, fly like a bird; to move quickly, flee; trans to fly, pilot (a flying vessel); trans to transport by air; [fliegþ, flog, is/haben geflogen]
• flieten - [] strong verb 2 to float, stream; [flieteþ, flot, is gefloten]
• Flod - [] m (-es/-e) flood, deluge; flowing of the tide; a river, stream; water as opposed to land
• Flore - [] f (-/-n) floor, the bottom in a house
• Flodhors - [floːd.hɔrs] n (-es/-) hippopotamus
• floȝhtenfot - [] adj webbed-footed
• floten - [] weak verb to float
• flowen - [] strong verb 7 to flow; [flœwþ, flew, is geflowen]
• Flygwæȝn - [] m (-es/-e) airplane (to carry passengers, cargo)
• Flygweil - [] n (-es/-) airplane
• Flyȝhte - [] f -/-n) piece of cloth; (OE flyhte)
• Folde - [] f (-/-n) land, ground, earth (as opposed to the water)
• folgen - [] weak verb to follow w.d. person; to move behind and in the same direction as another object; to accompany, be attendant upon; to follow a teacher, take as a guide or model; to yield to, comply with the will of; to follow an opinion, instruction, direction, act in accordance with a rule, be guided by, follow footsteps (fig. ); to follow, practise a profession, devote one's self to a pursuit; [OE folgian]
• Folme - [] f (-/-n) palm of the hand
• Fore - [] f (-/-n) journey, going, course, expedition, approach; passage, lifestyle, way of life
• Formarkung - [] f (-/-en) a chapter heading, title
• forrberen - [ˈfoːʁˌbɛːrən] strong verb 4 to forebear; bear/carry before; to prefer; [birþ forr, bar forr, forrgeboren]
• forþspreken - [] strong verb 4 to speak forth, speak out; [sprikþ forþ, sprak forþ, forþgesproken]
• forþsteppen - [] strong verb 6 to step forth, go forth, proceed; to go by, pass by; [steppþ forþ, stop forþ, is forþgestappen]
• forþswebben - [] weak verb to prevail, profit; [swebbþ forþ, swebbde forþ, forþgeswebbd]
• Fot - [foːt] m (-es/Fœte) foot
• Fotboge - [] m (-n/-n) foot arch
• Fox - [] m (-es/-e) fox
• fœren - [] weak verb to journey, sail, make a journey; [fœrde, is gefœrd]
• Fraȝht - [] m (-es/-e) freight, cargo, lading, a ship's cargo, truck's cargo; Payment for transportation; a load, burden; the transportation of goods, especially in a ship or boat; Payment for transportation; freight; the hire of a ship or boat to transport cargo.
• fraȝhten - [] weak verb To load (a ship, cargo etc.); to form the cargo of a vessel
• Fraȝhtwæȝn - [] m (-es/-e) boxcar, freight wagon (train)
• fretten - [] strong verb 5 to devour, eat (of an animal, like an animal), feed on; to stuff oneself, to gorge oneself, to eat like a pig; to eat away (durch object) (at a metal, etc); to consume, guzzle, burn (money, fuel, etc); [fritteþ, fraat, gefretten]
• friesen - [] strong verb 2 to freeze; [frieseþ, fros, gefrosen]
• Friȝdæȝ - [] m (-es/dage) Friday
• Friȝæfen - [] m (-s/-e) Friday evening
• Friȝnaȝht - [] f (-/-næȝhte) Friday night
• friȝnen - [] strong verb 3 to ask, inquire; ~ æfter person ; '~ um' ask about something; to ask, question a person; this is the more common and polite way to ask. Using asken emphasizes that you're trying to get information out of someone and can be a bit more selfish than this verb;[friȝnþ, fraȝn, gefruȝnen]
• frod - [] adj wise, prudent, skillful
• Frogge - [] f (-/-n) frog
• Frost - [] m (-es/-e) frost
• Frostbryn - [] m (-es/-e) frostbite
• Frowe - [frɔ.wə] f (-/-n) woman, lady; (neutral term)
• Frœde - [] f (-/-n) science, science as an area of study (Icel. fræði)
• Frœken - [] n (-s/-) danger
• frœken - [] adj dangerous, perilous
• frum - [] adj first, original, primitive
• Frume - [] f (-/-n) cell; (cf. Icelandic fruma for cell)
• Frume - [] m (-n/-n) a beginning, commencement, origin; an originator, author, founder, inventor; a chief, prince, ruler, king;
• Frumkynn - [] n (-es/-e) original kind, lineage, descent, origin; a race, tribe
• Frumkyrnel - [] n (-s/-n) cell nucleus
• frumliȝhten - [] weak verb to dawn
• Frummelk - [] f (-/-milke) first milk; nectar
• Frumræden - [] f (-/-ne) An original, previous ordinance, condition
• Frumschaft - [] f (-/-en) the first creation, the creation, beginning, origin, original state or condition; a created being, creature;
• Fugel - [] m (-s/-n) bird; fowl
• fugeln - [] weak verb to fowl, to catch birds; [OE fugelian; fugelde, gefugeld]
• fuȝht - [] adj moist, damp
• full - [fʊl] adj full
• Furh - [furx] f (-/Fyrhe) furrow, trench, channel cut into the ground
• furðen - [] adv Also, even, indeed, at first; mein Broðer kann furðen mis us gaan my brother can also go with us;
• fuul - [fʊ:l] adj foul
• fuus - [] adj ready, about to; Ready, prepared; prompt, quick, eager; hastening; prone, inclined, willing; ready for death, dying; ich em fuus to gaan I'm ready to go, I'm about to go; wij sind fuus oftofaren we're fixing to leave;
• Fuus - [] n (-es/-e) hastening, progress
• fuse - [] adv readily, promptly; wiȝ beeþ þær morgen fuse we'll be there promptly tomorrow;
• fyȝhten - [fʊçtən] weak verb to moisten, dampen
• Fylle - [ˈfyː.lə] f (-/-n) fullness
• Fylþe - [ˈfyːl.θə] f (-/-n) filth, foul matter, that which defiles; smut
• fysen - [] weak verb intrans to hasten, hurry; he ongann to For fysen he began to hurry for the trip; reflex. To speed oneself, make haste, take oneself away, hasten away; he fysde hin selfen oftogaan he hurried himself to leave;

Fyst - [] f (-/-e) fist

• Fyxe - [] f (-/-n) vixen, female fox
• Fyxen - [] f (-/-ne) vixen, female fox

G

• Gafel - [] f (-/-n) fork
• Gannet - [] m (-s/-) gannet, genus Morus
• gebrogden - [ɡəˈbrɔxdən] adj braided, woven; drawn (of a weapon); vibrated
• gebugen - [] strong verb 2 to bow down, bend, submit; ich gebuge to þiȝ I submit to you; (turn, turn away, revolt?); [gebygþ, gebog, gebogen]
• Gebuur - [ɡəˈbuːr] m - (-s/-e) inhabitant of a piece of land; farmer, husbandman
• gebyren - [] weak verb to happen; person to have to do with, to be involved in; to belong to;
• gedolfen - [ɡəˈdɔlvən] adj dug up, excavated
• gedorfen - [ɡəˈdɔʁvən] adj labored, worked hard
• gedrunken - [ɡəˈdrʌŋkən] adj drunk; drunken; inebriated
• gefischen - [] weak verb to fish (for), to try to catch fish, to catch fish; [gefischte, gefischt]
• gefloȝhten - [] adj woven, webbed, weaved
• gefriȝnen - [] strong verb 3 to find out, hear about, discover, learn something through asking; [gefriȝnþ, gefraȝn, gefruȝnen]
• gefruȝnen - [ɡəˈfruχnən] adj asked; found out; past participle
• Gehækk - [] n (-es/-en) sausage, wurst
• geƕa - [] pron each one; [geƕas, geƕam, geƕan; unstressed geƕes, geƕem, geƕen]
• geƕæðer - [] pron each of two, both; declined like adjective
• geƕilc - [] pron each, every one; declined like adjective
• geimpen - [] weak verb to vaccinate, inoculate
• Geimpung - [] f (-/-en) vaccination, inoculation
• Geimpungwærdung - [] f (-/-en) vaccine injury
• gekynd - [] adj natural, innate, inborn, genial
• Gekynd - [] n (-es/-e) offspring, child of either gender
• Gekynde - [] f (-/-n) nature, kind, manner, condition; gender; grammatical gender
• Gekyndbok - [] f (-/-bœke) Genesis (book of the bible)
• Gekyndlimm - [] n (-es/-er) sexual organ for either gender
• gelden - [] strong verb 3 To yield, pay, render, repay, requite; [gildþ, gald, gegolden]
• Gemæcce - [] m (-n/-n) A companion, mate, consort, husband or wife
• gemnydiȝ - [] adj mindful, remembering, having remembrance of w.g.;
• Gemyndigung - [] f (-/-en) memorial, monument
• gemyngen - [] weak verb to remind w.g.; to make mention of w.g.; To call to mind, remember, mention, admonish; [OE gemynegian; gemyngte, gemyngt]
• gemynn - [] adj mindful
• genugan - modal verb to suffice, not be wanting, to be sufficient, to have enough; to suffice, have sufficient power to do something; ic genaȝh Strengþe, þat Bedd to halden I have enought strength to hold the bed; mein Schatt genaȝh, þie Frelsung to geforðen my money is sufficient to hold the party; [OE genugan; genaȝh, genoȝhte, genugen/genoȝht]
• geographisch -[ˌɡeoˈɡraːfɪʃ] adj - geographic, geographical; [cmp. -er; spl. -est]
• Geologie - [ɡeoloˈɡiː] f (-/-) geology
• geologisch - [ɡeoˈloːɡɪʃ] adj geologic, geological
• gerinnen - [] strong verb 3 to coagulate, blend, run together; [gerinnþ, gerann, gerunnen]
• Gerinnung - [] f (-/-en) coagulation
• geroden - [] adj decorated, adorned, laden with ornaments, ornamented; [ptp rieþen]
• Geryne - [] n (-es/-n) mystery
• Gespræc - [gəspræːtʃ] n (-es/-e) Speech, discourse, conversation, advice
• Gesprecc - [] n (-es/-e) speech, the power of speech
• Gesprecce - [] m (-n/-n) speaker, one who speaks; counsellor, one who talks to another
• gesprecen - [ɡəˈsprekən] strong verb 5 to speak with, agree; [gesprikþ, gesprak, gesproken]
• gestrogden - [ɡəˈstrɔxdən] adj past participle of streȝden; strewn, scattered, sprinkled
• getten - [] strong verb 5 to get, take, obtain; [OE gietan; gittþ, gaat, gegetten]
• Geþeede - [] n (-s/-) a language of a people, tribe, or nation (nation in the sense of a collection of people, not a political entity)
• Geþeode - [] n (-s/-) a language of a people, tribe, or nation (nation in the sense of a collection of people, not a political entity)
• Geþind - [] n (-es/-e) a swelling; (from þindan)
• Geþing - [] n (-es/-) council; committee
• geþingen - [] strong verb 3 to thrive, grown, become excellent; [geþingþ, geþang, geþungen]
• Geþofte - [] m (-n/-n) comrade, fellow, companion
• geþoften - [] weak verb To associate, join, to enter into an agreement
• Geþoftræden - [] f (-/-ne) Companionship, fellowship, converse;
• Geþoftschipp - [] m (-es/-e) Companionship, society
• geþold - [ɡəˈθɔld] adj suffered, endured
• Gewefe - [] n (-s/-n) what is woven; web; tissue (bio)
• Gewittsekknes - [] f (-/-se) insanity
• Giraffe - [] f (-/-n) giraffe
• Gitarre - [] f (-/-n) guitar
• Glas - [ɡlaːs] n (-es/-e) glass
• Glær - [] n (-es/-e) amber
• Glærænþ - [] m (-es/-e) electron
• Glærmæȝen - [] m (-es/-e) electricity
• glærmæȝenlic - [] adj electric, electrical, electronic
• Glemm - [] m (-es/-e) spot, blemish
• Glemmtiger - [] m (-s/-) cheetah
• gnagen - [ˈɡnɑ.ɡən] strong verb 6 to gnaw; [gnægþ, gnog, gegnagen]
• Gnætt - [ɡnæt] m (-es/-e) gnat (families Mycetophilidae, Anisopodidae and Sciaridae)
• goddkund - [] adj divine; religious, sacred; of God
• Goddkundhad - [] m (-es/-e) divinity
• Goddkundnes - [] f (-/-se) Divine nature, Deity, Divinity, Godhead, divine service
• Goos - [] f (-/Gœse) goose
• Granne - [] f (-/-n) moustache
• grapen - [] weak verb to grope, touch, feel with the hands; [OE grapian; grapte, gegrapt]
• Grapung - [] f (-/-en) the sense of touch; action of touching or handling
• Gras - [ɡraːs]  n (-es/-e) grass
• Grashoppe - [] m (-n/-n) grasshopper; locust
• Grasstappe - [] m (-n/-n) locust
• greipen - [] strong verb 1 To GRIPE, grasp, seize, lay hold of, apprehend; to grasp at; to take hold of, lay hands on; a non-material object, to seize on, take for use or as a possession; material, to seize on, make attack on, assail; to seize, take, catch; [OE gripan; grap, gegrippen]
• Grot - [] n (-es/-e) particle, fragment
• growen - [] strong verb 7 to grow (of plants), green; [OE growan; grœwþ, grew, gegrowen]
• grœn - [] adj green
• Grœten - [] n (-s/-ne) atom
• Grundsope - [] f (-/-n) soapwort, Saponaria officinalis
• Gruut - [] f (-/Gryte) coarse meal, groats
• Gume - [ˈɡu.mə] m (-n/-n) man; hero; common for use in scientific terms for 'man' as in 'mankind', legal terms to refer to men or mixed groups of men and women, and in general to refer to a man who acts like a traditional man should act, in otherwords, not a pansy
• Gyden - [ˈɡyːtən] f (-/-ne) goddess
• Gyrdel - [] m (-s/-n) girdle; belt

Ȝ

• Ȝægl - [] m (-es/-e) jaw
• ȝelden - [] strong verb 3 To yield, pay, render, repay, requite; [ȝildþ, gald, gegolden]
• Ȝerde - [] f (-/-n) rod
• ȝestern - [] adv yesterday
• ȝesternæfen - [] adv yesterday evening
• ȝesterndæȝ - [] adv yesterday (during the day)
• ȝesterniȝht - [] adv yesterday night, last night
• ȝester - [] adj of yesterday, yesterday's; hafst þu þat ȝestere Dæȝblædd? Do you have yesterday's newspaper?
• ȝett - [] adv still; yet; even
• ȝol - [] adj yellow
• ȝon - [] pron yon, that; in actual usage, ȝon is most distant, þis is closest, and þe/þie/þat is in between. It takes adjectival endings in regular usage
• ȝorn - [] adj Desirous, eager, anxious, ardent, zealous, studious, intent, careful, diligent
• ȝornen - [] weak verb To desire, beg; [ȝornde, geȝornd]
• ȝung - [juŋɡ] adj young; [cmp. ȝynger; spl. ȝyngest]

H

• haar - [] adj hoar, hoary, grey, old; venerable

haar Sterre - [] m (-n/-n) Sirius

• haat - [] adj hot
• Hafek - [] n (-s/-e) hawk
• haal - [] adj healthy, hale
• Haam - [] m (-es/-e) home, dwelling, abode; a farm, estate
• haben - [] irregular weak verb to have; this forms the present and past perfect tenses[hæfþ, hafde, gehafd]
• halt - [] adj halt, lame, limping; [OE healt; halter, haltst]
• Hamm - [] m (-es/-e) dwelling, enclosure, piece of enclosed land
• Hamm - [] n (-es/-e) ham, the back of the knee
• Hamme - [] f (-/-n) a covering; natural covering, skin, membrane, cell membrane; serpent slough
• Hammenfrœde - [] f (-/-n) osmosis
• Hand - [] f (-/Hænde) hand
• hangen - [] weak verb to hang, be suspended; ~ on to depend; [hangde, gehangd]
• hangen - [] transitive strong verb 7 to hang, suspend, crucify; [hængþ, heng, gehangen]
• Hanne - [] m (-n/-n) rooster
• Hare - [haːrə] m (-n/-n) - hare, mammal of the genus lepus.
• Harpe - [] f (-/-n) harp
• hawen - [] strong verb 7 to hew; to strike, smite, slash, cut; to chop, hew, hash, fell wood; [hæwþ, hew, gehawen]
• Hæcce - [] f (-/-n) gate
• Hæle - [] f (-/-n) health
• Hærenfagel - [] m (-s/-n) - hedgehog
• Hærn - [xærn] m (-es/-e) brain; [DE: Gehirn]
• Hæte - [] f (-/-n) heat
• Hæðe - [] f (-/-n) heath, A tract of level uncultivated land with sandy soil and scrubby vegetation; heathland.
• heah - [] adj high; tall; [cmp. hierr-, spl. hieȝhst-]
• Heahfisch - [] m (-es/-e) shark
• Heertoge - [] m (-n/-n) duke
• Hefd - [] n (-es/-e) head; source, origin; capital (city)
• Hele - [] m (-n/-n) heel (of a foot, hand, etc)
• Helle - [] f (-/-n) hell
• helpen - [ˈhɛɫ.pən] strong verb 3 - to help w.d. of person helped; [hilpþ, halp, geholpen]
• Hemþ - [] n (-es/-e) shirt
• Henne - [] f (-/-n) hen
• Hert - [hɛrt] m (-es/-e) male deer of any species; a red deer (Cervus elaphus) or North American elk (Cervus canadensis)
• Herte - [hɛrtə] f (-/-n) heart
• Hertkoðe - [hɛrt.ko.ðə] f (-/-n) heart disease
• Hertþindung - [] f (-/-en) swelling of the heart, carditis
• Hertmuskelþindung - [] f (-/-en) myocarditis
• Herþ - [hɛrθ] m (-es/-e) hearth, fireplace
• Herþbelg - [hɛrθ.bɛlg] m (-es/-e) scrotum
• Hilde - [] f (-/-n) war, battle
• Hinde - [] f (-/-n) doe
• Hippe - [] f (-/-n) hip
• Hird - [] m (-es/-e) retinue, court (the people constituting a royal court)
• Hof - [] m (-es/-e) hoof
• Hof - [] n (-es/-e) A house, hall, dwelling, building; Calhoun Hall in a college would be Calhoun Hof
• hold - [] adj gracious, loyal, kind
• Hors - [] n (-es/-e) horse (generic term for the animal)
• Horsƕæl - [] m (-es/-e) walrus
• Hœlde - [] f (-/-n) favor, kindness, loyalty, graciousness; [adj hold]
• Hulk - [] m (-es/-e) hut, hovel, cabin
• Husel - [] n (-s/e) the housel, consecrated bread and wine, the Eucharist
• huseln - [] weak verb to housel, to administer the sacrament
• husen - [] weak verb to house, give shelter in a house; [OE husian; huste, gehust]
• Huðe - [] f (-/-n) prey; spoil, booty
• Huusdier - [huːs.diːr] n (-s/-) pet
• Huusræden - [] f (-/-ne) family
• hycgen - [ˈhyd.d͡ʒən] irregular weak verb to think; [hyȝþ, hogde, gehogd]
• Hyd - [] f (-/-e) skin, hide (regular word for a person's skin)
• Hyȝe - [ˈhy.jə] m (-s/-n) thought, mind; mood; desire, inclination
• hyȝht - [] adj Giving, or having, cause for hope or joy, hopeful, pleasant, joyous, exultant
• Hyȝht - [] m (-es/-e) Hope, joyous expectation, joy
• hyȝhten - [] weak verb To hope, trust, look forward to with hope or joy, rejoice; [hyȝhtede, gehyȝhted]

Ƕ

• ƕa - pron who?; [ƕas, ƕam, ƕan; unstressed ƕes, ƕem, ƕen]
• ƕæðer - [] pron, adj whether?, which of two?; (this is a pronoun declined like an adjective);
• Ƕæl - [hwæl] m (-es/-e) whale
• ƕenn - [hwɛn] adv when?
• Ƕerƕette - [] f (-/-n) cucumber
• ƕidder - [] adv whither? to where?
• ƕispern - [] weak verb to whisper; [ƕispern is a generic verb to speak in low tones, while runen implies trying to hide something from other people]
• Ƕisprung - [] f (-/-en)

I

• Ides - [ɪdəs] f (-/-se) virgin, lady, woman, queen; (when speaking of a woman in a positive, virtuous sense)
• Ieȝe - [iːjə] f (-/-n) island
• ieken - [] irregular weak verb to increase, to add; [iekþ, ieȝhte, geieȝht]
• Igil - [] m (-s/-n) porcupine
• iȝæfenes - [] adv on the same evening
• iȝdæȝes - [] adv on the same day
• iȝnaȝhtes - [] adv on the same night
• iȝseiðes - [] adv at the same time, simultaneously; at once, directly
• impen - [ˈɪmpən] weak verb to graft (one plant into another); [impte, geimpt]
• Impung - [ˈɪmpʊŋɡ] f (-/-en) graft, grafting
• Innhertmuskelþindung - [] f (-/-en) endocarditis

K

• kaal - [] adj bald, bare; callow;
• kalden - [] weak verb to become cold; [OE cealdian; kaldede, gekalded]
• kalwe - [] adj bald, bare; callow;
• Kalwer - [] m (-s/-) skull; cranium
• Kalwerofkierfung - [] f (-/-en) craniotomy; [lit. skull cutting-off]
• Kandel - [] (-/-le) candle
• Kanne - [] f (-/-n) can, cup
• Karte - [] f (-/-n) card; map, chart;
• Katt - [] m (-es/-e) cat (male)
• Katte - [] f (-/-n) cat (female)
• Kattbere - [] m (-n/-n) red panda, Ailurus fulgens; cat bear/bear cat
• Kæȝe - [] f (-/-n) key
• Kætten - [] n (-es/-) kitten (young cat)
• kennen - weak verb to beget, conceive, create, bring forth, give birth to; meine Moder kennde twa Cilder my mother gave birth to two kids; to bring forth from the mind, to declare, choose, ascribe, clear, prove; Elizabeth warþ Kwen gekennd Elizabeth was declared queen; [kennde, gekennd]
• kerfen - [ˈkɛrvən] strong verb 3 to cut, carve; [kirfþ, karf, gekorven]
• Klawe - [] f (-/-n) claw
• klæn - [] adj clean
• Klænnes - [] f (-/-se) CLEANNESS; chastity, purity, modesty
• klænsen - [] weak verb to clean, cleanse; purify, chasten, clear oneself; [klænseþ, klænste, geklænst]
• Klænsend - [] m (-es/-e) cleanser
• Klænser - [] m (-s/-) cleanser; purifier; religious priest
• Klænsung - [] f (-/-en) cleansing, cleaning; purifying, chastening, expiation, chastity
• Klott - [] m (-es/-e) clot, lump, ball, thrombus
• Klugge - [] f (-/-n) bell
• Kluse - [] f (-/-n) An inclosure, a narrow passage, close, bond, prison; hallway in a house
• klysen - [] weak verb to close, shut; [klysþ, klyste, geklyst]
• Klysung - [] f (-/-en) closing; a closing, inclosure; grammar conclusion of a sentence, period;
• Knee - [kneː] n (-s/-n) knee
• knerd - [] adj diligent, intent
• Knerdnes - [] f (-/-se) Diligence, study, learning
• Kokk - [] m (-es/-e) cock, male chicken, rooster
• Kol - [ˈkoːl] n (-es/e) coal
• Kolgrœten - [ˈkoːlgrøːtən] n (-s/-) carbon; the element carbon
• kommen - [] strong verb 4 to come, arrive; kommen with infinitive expresses manner or purpose, such as 'he kamm fœren' meaning 'he came walking,' he came to walk', or 'he happened to walk'. Þu kammst læden you came leading/to lead; Sunnenlome kommþ sceinen a sunbeam will come shining or begins to shing; hje kommeþ secgen they will come to say; kom grœten come to greet; schie kamm Werk schawen she came to view the work; to come to; to come over (go somewhere so as to join someone else) bleif sitten! Ich komme to þiȝ stay seated! I'll come to you; to turn out well (+well) om Ende kommþ it hyȝhtlice well at the end it will hopefully turn out well [kommþ, kamm, is gekommen]
• Kopp - [] m (-es/-e) top of the head
• Koriandre - [] f (-/-n) coriander; cilantro; Coriandrum sativum
• Korn - [] n (-es/-e) corn, grain, seed, berry; a hard or cornlike pimple, a corn, kernel on the feet
• Koðe - [] f (-/-n) disease; sickness; pestilence
• Krawe - [] f (-/-n) crow
• Krabbe - [] f (-/-n) crab
• Kribbe - [] f (-/-n) crib
• krieden - [] strong verb 2' to crowd, press, drive; [kriedeþ, krod, gekroden]
• kriepen - [] strong verb 2' to creep, crawl (of animals); [kriepþ, krop, is gekropen]
• Krudwyrte - [] f (-/-n) herb, plant used to season or flavor food
• Krumme - [] m (-n/-n) crumb
• Krycce - [] f (-/-n) crutch
• Kukler - [] m (-s/-n) spoon
• Kulfre - [] f (-/-n) culver, pigeon
• kunnen - [] modal verb to know how, can, be able; kannst þu Englisch? Can you speak English?; schie kuðe mein Auto finden she was able to find my car;; [kann, kannst, kann, kunneþ; kuðe, gekunnen/gekuþ]
• Kuppe - [] f (-/-n) cup
• Kurgcel - [] n (-s/-e) zucchini
• Kuu - [kuː] f (-/Kye) cow
• Kuuslyppe - [] f (-/-n) cowslip, primula verus, plant with yellow flowers; also Primula deorum (Goddeskuuslyppe), Primula florindae, (entische Kuuslyppe), Primula sikkimensis (himalayische Kuuslyppe), Caltha palustris (Morgenfrowe; marsh marigold), Pulmonaria angustifolia (blæwe Kuuslyppe)
• Kwale - [] f (-/-n) violent death, killing, slaughter; death by weapon; destruction; quelling
• Kwalm - [] m (-es/-e) Death, destruction; a violent death, slaughter, murder, torment; plague, pestilence, contagion
• kwelen - [ˈkwɛ:.lən] strong verb 4 to kill; [kwilþ, kwaal, gekwolen]
• kwellen - [ˈkwɛ.lən] weak verb to kill, slay, quell; [kwellþ, kwallde, gekwalld]
• Kwen - [ˈkwɛ:n] f (-/-e) queen; woman, wife (used when speaking highly of one's wife)
• Kwenne - [ˈkwɛnə] f (-/-n) woman; wife
• kweðen - [ˈkwɛ.ðən] strong verb 5 to say (followed by quoted speech);[kwiþþ, kwaþ, gekwedden]
• Kwicce - [] f (-/-n) Quick-growing grass, couch-grass, quitch-grass
• kwikk - [] adj alive, living, live; mentally keen, quick, intelligent
• kwikken - [] weak verb to come alive, quicken; to make alive, quicken; [kwikkte, gekwikkt]
• Kwikkfyr - [] n (-s/-e) sulphur; brimstone; living fire; the element sulphur
• Kwiþþ - [] n (-es/-e) womb, uterus
• Kwon - [ˈkwon] f (-/-œ-e) queen; (doublet to avoid confusion with Kwenne); woman, wife (used when speaking highly of one's wife)
• kyll - [] adj spotted, freckled
• Kyllenule - [] f (-/-n) spotted owl
• kynd - [] adj natural, innate, inborn
• Kyndfrœðe - [] f (-/-) physics
• kyndlic - [] adj natural, kindly
• Kyning - [ˈky.niŋɡ] m (-s/-e) king
• Kyrfet - [] m (-s/-e) pumpkin
• Kyrnel - [] n (-s/-n) nucleus; kernel, grain

L

• Laam - [] n (-es/-e) clay, mud, mire, earth
• laat - [ˈlaːt] adj late, not early; [cmp. læter; spl. lætst]
• laden - [] strong verb 6 to heap, pile up, build, place, lade, load, freight; to lade, draw [water]; [OE hladan; lædþ, lod, geladen]
• Ladung - [] f (-/-en) loading
• Lage - [ˈlaːɡə] f (-/-n) law
• laȝhen - [] strong verb 6 to laugh; deride; [læȝheþ, loȝh, gelaȝhen]
• laken - [ˈlaːkən] strong verb 7 to swing, wave about, move like a ship on waves, bob up and down, move like a bird, dance about (like flames); to play (as kids do); to play (an instrument); to delude, trick; [lækþ, lelk, gelaken]
• lakern - [] weak verb to scoff at, mock, deride, ridicule; [OE hlacerian]
• Lakerung - [] f (-/-en) Scoffing, mockery, scorn, ridicule; [OE hlacerung]
• laknen - [ˈlaknən] weak verb To heal, cure, tend, take care of, treat, dress (a wound); [laknede, gelakned]
• Laknung - [ˈlaːknʊŋɡ] f drug, medicine; (typically implying not of natural origin, lab origin)
• lamm - [] adj Lame, disabled in the limbs, maimed, crippled, weak, paralysed, palsied, paralytic
• lang - [lɑŋɡ] adj long; tall (person) [cmp. længer; spl. længst-]
• lange - [lɑŋ.ɡə] adv for a long time; in a long time
• langen - [] weak verb to long for, yearn for; to cause longing, desire; mic langeþ æfter þiȝ I long for you, ic lange æfter þiȝ I long for you;
• Larbok - [] f (-/-bœke) teaching book, instruction book; textbook; A book which conveys instruction
• Lare - [] f (-/-n) LORE, teaching, instruction, learning, knowledge, cunning, science, preaching, doctrine, dogma, precept; exhortation, admonition, counsel, suggestion, instigation, persuasion
• Larkraft - [] m (-es/-e) knowledge, science
• Laðerwyrte - [] f (-/-n) latherwort, soapwort
• Law - [lɑːw] m (-es/Læwer) mound, hill, cairn, barrow
• Lax - [] m (-es/-e) salmon
• Lædel - [] m (-es/-n) An instrument for drawing water, a ladle; [OE hlædel]
• læn - [] adj lean, meager
• længen - [] weak verb to grow long, lengthen; [OE langian; længte, gelængt]
• lær - [] adj empty
• Lærblaþ - [] n (-es/-æ-er) form (document to be filled out)
• læren - [] weak verb To teach, instruct, educate, to give religious teaching, to preach, to teach a particular tenet or dogma, to enjoin a rule, to exhort, admonish, advise, persuade, suggest; læren is the regular verb 'to teach', as in classroom instruction, while tæcen indicates teaching by physical demonstration, actually showing people how to do something as opposed to telling them how to do something; [lærde, gelærd]
• Læse - [] f (-/-n) pasture
• Læst - [] n cargo, freight, load, lading, burden; [OE hlæst]
• læsten - [] weak verb to load cargo, freight into a vehicle; [OE hlæsten]
• læten - [] strong verb 7 to let, allow; w.infin ich læte hin gaan I let him go; wiȝ læteþ þie Tægen gebœten we're having the cabinets fixed [læteþ, lert, gelæten]
• Leaf - [] n (-es/-e) leaf; page
• Lee - [] n (-s/-n) leg (shank or thigh)
• Leed - [] f (-/-e) people, group, nation; pl people (in general); one's own people, home in compounds; (this is a general word with the implication that the people are not ethnically homogenous)
• Leifsunderhald - [] n (-es/-e) a living, means for maintaining life, livelihood
• leiȝen - [] strong verb 1 To lend, grant for a time; rent; ic laȝh him meine Bok I lent him my book; [OE leon; lieȝþ, laȝh, geliȝen]
• Leire - [] m (-n/-n) fleshy part of the body without fat or bone; brawn; muscle
• leiten - [] strong verb 1 to cause to bow, to bend, incline; [OE litan, from lutan; laat, gelitten]
• Leiþ - [] n (-es/-e) strong drink [OE líþ]
• leiþ - [] adj Lithe, soft, gentle, meek, mild, serene, benign, gracious, pleasant, sweet; [leiðer, leiðest]
• leiðan - [] strong verb 1 to go (by sea), voyage, sail (also of traveling in space); [OE líþan; laaþ, is geliþþen/gelidden]
• leiðan - [] strong verb 1 to lose, suffer loss; þat Tree leiþþ seine Leafe the tree loses its leaves; [OE líþan; laaþ, is geliþþen/gelidden]
• leiðan - [] weak verb to assuage, mitigate, soften [OE líþian; leiþte, geleiþt]
• Leod - [] f (-/-e) people, group, nation; pl people (in general); one's own people, home in compounds; (this is a general word with the implication that the people are not ethnically homogenous)
• Leo - [] m (-n/-n) lion
• Leopard - [] m (-es/-e) leopard
• Lesche - [] m (-n/-n) groin
• lesen - [lɛ:zən] strong verb 5 to glean, gather, collect; often used in the sense of gleaning from reading; mein Broðer laas of þer Bok, þat wiȝ biȝ þer Circe waren my brother gleaned from the book that we were near the church; [liesþ, laas, gelesen]
• Lifer - [ˈlɪ.vər] f (-/-n) liver
• liȝht - [] adj Light, not heavy, inconsiderable; not slow, quick, ready, nimble, fickle, easy
• Liȝht - [] n (-es/-e) light
• Liȝhtfæt - [] n (-es/-er) lamp, lantern
• Lippe - [ˈlɪ.pə] f (-/-n) lip
• Lisse - [] f (-/-n) favor, kindness; mildness, lenity, lenience; mercy, grace, favor; delight, joy;
• lissen - [] weak verb to soften, weaken, tame, subdue; [OE lissian; lisste, gelisst]
• List - [] f (-/-e) Art, skill, craft, cunning, artifice; the general word for 'art'. normally this would become Liste, but to avoid confusion with that word, it remained without the 'e'
• List - [] f (-/-n) A list, hem, border, selvage
• Liþþ - [] m (-es/-e) joint, lith
• Liþþ - [] n (-es/-e) fleet
• Loȝh - [] f (-/Lœȝhe) fringe, border
• lopen - [] strong verb 7 to leap, jump; dance; run; [lœpþ, lepp, is gelopen]
• Lunge - [ˈlʊŋə] f (-/-n) lung
• Lungkoðe - [] f (-/-n) lung disease
• Luus - [] f (-/Lyse) louse (pl lice)
• Lybb - [] n (-es/-e) drug, medicine (typically implying natural origin)
• Lyft - [] f (-/-e) Air, atmosphere, breeze, sky, heavens, cloud
• lyften - [] adj aerial, airy
• Lyftrift - [] n (-es/-e) atmosphere

M

• maan - [] adj wicked, base, false
• maanlic - [] adj wicked, evil
• Mage - [] m (-n/-n) stomach; maw
• magen - [] modal verb to be able, may, can (because something is possible); [3rd pres mæȝ, past maȝhte, ptp gemaȝht/gemagen]
• magen - [] irregular verb to be strong, in good health; [hu mæȝ he?  He mæȝ well. How is he? he's in good health]

magen - [] irregular verb to be good for; to be strong, efficacious, to avail, prevail, be sufficient; [þis mæȝ wiþ Sekknes this is good for/against sickness]; ~ wiþ to prevail with or against, to be efficacious against (of a medicine) to be good for (a disease); ~ to to serve a purpose, be good for, have an effect, be the cause of

• Make - [] m (-n/-n) make, mate, match
• man - [] indef pron one, a person, anybody; man kann seen one can see
• maniȝ - [] adj many
• maniȝæfens - [] adv many evenings
• maniȝdæȝes - [] adv many days
• maniȝnaȝhtes - [] adv many nights
• maniȝseiðes - [] adv many times, often
• Mann - [mɑn] m (-es/Menn) human of any gender
• Marke - [] f (-/-n) mark, sign, character; border, boundary, limit
• Markrefe - [] m (-n/-n) margrave, marquis, marquess (nobility under duke (Heertoge), over earl)
• marken - [] weak verb to mark; to make a mark on anything; to mark out, design; to fix the bounds and limits of a place; [markte, gemarkt]
• Markung - [] f (-/-en) a marking, mark; a marking out, description, arrangement, disposition
• Marþ - [mɑrθ] m (-es/-e) marten; animal of the genus Martes in Europe and America, similar to a weasel
• Mase - [] f (-/-n) titmouse (Any small passerine bird of the family Paridae, which are found in the woods of the Northern Hemisphere and of Africa.)
• Mathematik - [] f (-/-) mathematics
• mathematisch - [] adj mathematical
• Matte - [] f (-/-n) mat
• Mæcce - [] m (-n/-n) match, consort
• Mæde - [] f (-/-n) meadow
• Mæȝen - [] n (-es/-) power, strength; force, army; virtue, efficacy, efficiency; in compounds. 'very' ~hard very hard, ~bald very bold;
• mæȝer - [] adj meager, lean
• mæn - []adj mean, wicked, false, evil
• mæt - [] adj moderate, mean (between two extremes);
• mæten - [] weak verb to dream w.a. of person dreaming with be w.d. of thing dreamt about; mic mæteþ bij meiner Kwenne I'm dreaming about my wife; verbs following must be subjunctive: miȝ mæteþ, þat ic wære ȝet in meinum alden Huus
• Mætung - [] f (-/-en) dream
• Meerswein - [] n (-s/-e) porpoise
• meigen - [] strong verb 1 to urinate, piss, pee; [meigþ, maag, gemiggen]
• Melk - [] f (-/Milke) milk
• melken - [] strong verb 3 to milk; [milkþ, malk, gemolken]
• Melkkuu - [] f (-/-kye) milk cow, cash cow
• Menge - [] f (-/-n) multitude, crowd; a great number
• Mese - [] f (-/-n) table
• Micge - [] f (-/-n) urine, piss
• Micgþote - [] f (-/-n) urethra
• mid - [] prep w.d. with
• Miere - [] f (-/-n) mare, female horse
• milden - [] adj to become mild, milden; [OE mildian; mildete, gemildet]
• milisch - [] adj Honeyed, sweet, mellow, (of drink) mulled
• milschen - [] weak verb to become sweet or mellow; to mull (a drink); [milschte, gemilscht]
• Milte - [] f (-/-n) spleen, milt
• Miltestre - [] f (-/-n) harlot
• Miltestrehuus - [] n (-es/-e) brothel
• Miltse - [] f (-/-n) mercy, kindness
• miltsen - [] weak verb To have or take pity upon a person, shew mercy, be merciful, pity w.d. object; [OE miltsian; miltste, gemiltst]
• Miltsung - [] f (-/-en) Mercy, pity, compassion, a shewing mercy, pardon, indulgence
• Minute - [mɪˈnuːtə] f (-/-n) minute (of time), 60 seconds
• Moder - [] f (-/Mœder) mother
• Modrige - [] f (-/-n) aunt (maternal), mother's sister
• Molde - [] f (-/-n) earth (the dwelling place of man); mould, dust, sand, earth; ground, earth, land
• Moldewerpe - [] f (-/-n) mole
• Moldwyrm - [] m (-es/-e) earthworm; a worm in a grave
• Morgen - [] m (-s/-) morning, morn; the morning of the next day, morrow
• Morgenteid - [] f (-/-en) morning-tide, morning
• Mortun - [] m Murton, Morton, towns in England
• Moos - [] m (-es/Mœse) food, nourishment, victuals
• Mooswyrte - [] f (-/-n) vegetable; any plant eaten for food
• More - [] f (-/-n) parsnip (Pastinaca sativa), carrot
• moten - [] modal verb to be allowed to, have permission to, may, mote; alone it takes the strong past participle, with an infinitive it takes the weak past participle; ich mot gaan I may go; ich moste gaan I was allowed to go; ich habe gaan gemost I have been able to go; ich habe gemoten I have been able to (with an implied infinitive); [mot, most, mot, moteþ; moste; gemoten/gemost]
• Moþe - [] f (-/-n) moth
• mœsen - weak verb to eat, nourish, feed oneself
• mœðe - [] adj tired, weary, exhausted; [Ger: müde; OE: méðe]
• Mund - [] f (-/-e) hand; hand (as a measure); protection, guardianship; trust, security. protection; protector, guardian; law term, protection, guardianship extended by the king/government to the subject, the king's peace, by the head of a family to its members
• munden - [] weak verb to protect, shelter, guard; to act as guardian; [OE mundian; mundede, gemunded]
• murnen - [] strong verb 3 to mourn, be sad, be anxious;~ on Mode to be sad at heart;~ for mourn for; ~ æfter to long after; to mourn, lament; to care about, regard ; [myrnþ, marn, gemornen]
• Muskel - [] f (-/-n) muscle
• Muþ - [] m (-es/-e) mouth
• Muur - [] m (-es/Myre) wall (an outside wall, not a house/building wall)
• Muus - [muːs] f (-/Myse) mouse; a computer mouse
• Mycg - [] m (-es/-e) midge, suborder Nematocera, a small fly
• Mynken - [] n Munich, Germany

N

• naaȝh - [] adj Bent down, low, lowly, humble, abject, mean, poor
• naaten - [] strong verb 7 To strike together, clash; [OE hnatan; næteþ, nett, genaaten]
• naȝh - [] adv nigh, near of time/place; of degree, near, nearly, about; ic kuðe naȝh it ræcen i could nearly reach it [cmp. nierr-, spl. nieȝhst-]
• naȝh - [] prep w.d. near; wiȝ waren naȝh þem Tuun we were near the town; mein Broðer is nierr þem Huus þonn ic em my brother is nearer the house than I am; meine Swester is nieȝhst þem Auto my sister is nearest the car;
• Naȝht - [] f (-/Næȝhte) night
• naȝhten - [] weak verb to become night, grow towards night
• naȝhtlanges - [] adv during a night, lasting a night, a night long
• naȝhts - [] adv at night, nights, by night
• nappen - [] weak verb To slumber, sleep, doze; to sleep lightly or for a short time, get drowsy; [OE hnappian]
• Nappung - [] f (-/-en) Slumbering, dozing, drowsiness
• Nædel - [] f (-/-n) needle
• Næȝel - [næjl] m (-es/-e) nail
• ne [nə] adv not; this is the short negative particle that precedes a verb when there are no objects; the regular negative, noȝht, is used in larger sentences
• næw - [] adj stingy, near, nigg-ardly; [OE hneaw]
• Næwnes - [] f (-/-se) stinginess, miserliness, nigg-ardliness [OE hneawnes]
• negativ - [ˈneːɡaˌtiːf] adj negative; [cmp. negativer ;spl. negativst-]
• nesch - [] adj Nesh, soft, delicate, tender, effeminate; of material, soft to the touch, yielding easily to pressure; soft, tender (of young growth); yielding easily to force; of movement, action, soft, gentle; of condition, soft, free from hardship; lacking in energy; tender, gentle; yielding to temptation, inclined to wantonness, effeminate; unable to endure hardship, &c.
• nesche - [] adv Neshly, softly, delicately, tenderly, effeminately
• neschen - [] weak verb To make, or to become, soft, to soften; meine Moder neschte þa ic Cild was my mother was gentle when I was a kid; [OE hnescian, hnescan; neschte, genescht]
• nesen - [nɛ:.zən] strong verb 5 to survive, escape from, be saved; [nisþ, naas, genesen]
• Nifte - [] f (-/-n) niece
• nimen - [nɪm.ən] strong verb 4 to take; [nimþ, naam, genumen]
• Nitt - [] f (-/-e) nit
• noȝht - [] adv not, no; this is the standard negative particle, placed after the simple verb, or before the second verb/infinitive in a compound verb: ich habe it noȝht I don't have it, but he hafþ it noȝht geseen he hasn't seen it; in very simple sentences, or simple clauses before a subordinate clause, it is common to use the older 'ne' particle: þu ne gæst, if þu nane Teid hafest you don't go if you don't have time.
• Noȝhtænþ - [] m (-es/-e) neutron
• Nose - [] f (-/-n) nose
• Noshorn - [ˈnaːsˌhɔrn] m (-es/-) rhinoceros
• Nutt - [] f (-/Nytte) nut
• Nytte - [] f (-/-n) use, profit

O

• ofkommen - [] strong verb 4 to come from, derive from; to stray from, to unintentionally stray from (a chosen course), digress from, to abandon; schie kamm of þem Geþoȝht of she abandoned the thought; þe Bus kamm of þer Stræte of the bust swerved off the street; þu ert of þem Thema ofgekommen you've digressed from the theme; [kommþ of, kamm of, is ofgekommen]
• ofkommend - [] adj derivative
• ofer - [] prep w.d.a. over; it hængþ ofer þem Bilþ it's hanging over the picture; wiȝ færþ ofer þen Floten we're driving over the river;
• ofernimen - [] strong verb 4 to take by violence, to violate; to take away, carry off; to take by surprise, overtake; to take over, replace; to assume, accept; to copy, adopt; Alle Lærblæðer wurden anfalde ofernumen all forms were simply copied; [ofernimþ, ofernaam, ofernumen]

oferræden - [] strong verb 7 to read over/through; to consider; [rædeþ ofer, rerd ofer, ofergeræden]

• oferstanden - [overˈstɑn.dən] strong verb 6 to stand above/over, to protrude; [stændeþ ofer, stod ofer, is ofergestanden]
• oferstanden - [overˈstɑn.dən] strong verb 6 to endure; [oferstændeþ, oferstod, oferstanden]; þu hafst þie Þolung oferstanden
• oferwinnen - [overˈwɪn.dən] strong verb 3 to overcome; conquer, vanquish, subdue; to get over, recover from, move on from; [oferwinnþ, oferwann, oferwunnen]
• Ofet - [] n (-s/-e) fruit
• offallen - [] strong verb 7 to fall off, drop off; to secede; to fall upon, kill by falling, destroy; [OE offeallan; fællþ of, fell of, ofgefallen]
• offaren - [] strong verb 6 to depart, leave; þie Wæȝntyge færþ um 18:30 of the train leaves at 6:30; to carry off, remove; hje fareþ þie Offirmþe ælce Wuke of they remove the trash every week; [OE offaran (to come up with those who are pursued, to overtake, to get near enough to attack, to reach and attack); færþ of, for of, is ofgefaren]
• offern - [] weak verb to offer (religious term); [offerþ, offerde, geofferd]
• Offrung - [] f (-/-en) offering (religious term)
• ofstanden - [ofˈstɑn.dən] strong verb 6 to remain, persist, continue, stop in place; to keep on; withstand, resist; defend against; stand or ward off; to condition, restore, offset, make restitution for, compensate for; [stændeþ of, stod of, ofgestanden]
• Olfend - [] m (-es/-e) camel
• onfangen - [] strong verb 7 to take; to take what another appoints or grants, to receive, have givento take what another offers, receive favourably, accept; to receive a person (for entertainment, initiation, baptism/confirmation, etc); to undergo a rite, undertake a duty; to conceive (a child); [fingþ on, feng on, ongefangen]
• Onfeng - [] m (-es/-e) laying hold of, seizing; taking (with the idea of wrongful taking)
• onfinden - [] strong verb 3 to find out, discover, experiment; to find out from experience, become aware of, perceive, be sensible of; [findeþ on, fand on, ongefunden]
• Onfundennes - [] f (-/-se) experiment
• onginnen - [] strong verb 3 to begin; with infinitives, it is translated as 'to attempt/try to do something'; meine Swestern ongannen kommen ak hje kuðen noȝht my sisters tried to come but they couldn't
• Onmarkung - [] f (-/-en) inscription
• onwaknen - [] weak verb to wake up, rouse oneself intransitive
• Organe - [] f (-/-n) oregano, Origanum vulgare
• organisch - [ɔrˈɡaːnɪʃ] adj organic; organic (of food not grown with pesticides and not genetically modified)
• Osel - [] f (-/-n) ouzel, European blackbird, Turdus merula
• Otter - [] m (-s/-e) otter
• oþkwelen - [] strong verb 4 to kill; [oþkwilþ, oþkwaal, oþkwolen]
• oþstanden - [oθˈstɑn.dən] strong verb 6 to stop in one's path/course, come to a standstill; to remain or remain standing; [oþstændeþ, oþstod, is oþstanden]
• oþþicgen - [oθˈθid.d͡ʒən] strong verb 5 to take from; [oþþiȝþ/oþþicgeþ, oþþah, oþþeȝen]; (with dative of person from whom something is taken, and accusative of thing taken)

Œœ

• Œle - [] m (-n/-n) oil
• Œleberȝe - [] f (-/-n) olive
• Œðel - [] n (-s/-n) native country, homeland
• Œðelwine - [] m (-/-n) patriot
• œðelwinisch - [] adj patriotic

P

• Pandabere - [] m (-n/-n) panda bear, Ailuropoda melanoleuca
• Panne - [] f (-/-n) pan
• Panþer - [] m (-s/-e) panther (genus Pantera, black coated wild cat)
• peinen - [] adj pine, of pine
• peinen - [] weak verb to torment, torture; [peinþ, peinde, gepeind]
• Peinnædel - [ˈpaɪ̯nˈneːdəl] f (-/-n) pine needle
• Peinnædeltee - [ˈpaɪ̯nˈneːdəltreː] m (-s/-s) pine needle tea
• Peintree - [ˈpaɪ̯ntreː] n (-s/-) pine tree
• Peipe - [] f (-/-n) pipe, tube, channel, conduit
• Pere - [] f (-/-n) pear
• Petersiliȝe - [] f (-/-n) parsley
• Physik - [fyˈziːk] f (-/-) physics
• physisch - [ˈfyːzɪʃ] adj physical, material, corporal
• pinsen - [] weak verb to weigh, judge, estimate, consider, examine; [pinseþ, pinste, gepinst]
• Pinsung - [] f (-/-en) consideration, estimation, judgement
• Pintel - [] m (-s/-n) penis
• Pirge - [] f (-/-n) pear tree
• Pise - [] f (-/-n) pea
• Plastik - [ˈplastɪk] n (-s/-) plastic
• plastisch - [] adj plastic
• plukken - [] weak verb to pluck, pick, tear away; pick fruit; [OE pluccian; plukkte, geplukkt]
• Pokksuȝht - [] f (-/-e) smallpox
• Politik - [] f (-/-) politics
• politisch - [] adj political
• positiv - [ˈpoːziˌtiːf] adj positive; [cmp. positiver ;spl. positivst-]
• poten - [ˈpoːtən] weak verb to stick, jab, poke; to push; [poteþ, potede, gepoted]
• Pott - [] m (-es/-e) pot
• praktisch - [ˈpraktɪʃ] adj practical; applied;
• Praxis - [ˈpraksɪs] f (-/-se) practice, praxis; doctor's office, surgery; self-employed practice of a professional
• Puma - [] m (-s/-s) puma, cougar;
• Pyle - [] f (-/-n) pillow, cushion (usu. not a sleeping pillow)

Q

• Quinen - [] n (-s/-) quinine

R

• Raan - [] m (-es/-e) reindeer
• Rakente - [] f (-/-n) chain, fetter
• Ramme - [] m (-n/-n) cramp, spasm
• ræden - [] strong verb 7 to read; [rædþ, rerd, geræden]; to make out an idea, suppose; to interpret, explain;
• Ræȝl - [] m (-es/-e) dress
• Ræwe - [] m (-s/-n) corpse, carcass
• Ræwe - [] f (-/-n) row
• redd - [] adj red
• Reimfrœðe - [] f (-/-) mathematics
• Reimkraft - [] m (-es/-) mathematics
• reken - [rɛ:.kən] strong verb 5 to go quickly, go wildly, hasten, run; to come, go; ich þarf reken, elles ich laat bim! I need to go quickly, otherwise I'll be late!; [rikþ, raak, is gereken]
• remmen - [] weak verb to cramp, spasm; [remmde, geremmd]; from Ramme
• remmen - [] weak verb to hinder, obstruct, cumber
• repen - [] strong verb 5 to reap; [OE repan; ripþ, rap, gerepen]
• reppen - [] weak verb to touch, treat; [OE hreppan; reppte, gereppt]
• Reppung - [] f (-/-en) touch, touching; the sense of touch; the action of touching with the hand or other part of the body, exercise of the faculty of feeling; [OE hreppung]
• Reste - [rɛs.tə] f (-/-n) rest
• rieten - [] strong verb 2 to make a noise; to make a noise in grief, to lament, wail; to weep, shed tears; [OE rēotan; rot, geroten]
• rieðen - [] strong verb 2 to adorn, decorate, ornament, load with ornaments; [OE: hreoðan; rieðeþ, rod, geroden]
• Riff - [] n (-es/-e) womb, belly (the outside stomach; midriff)
• rinnen - [] strong verb 3 to run; [rinnþ, rann, is gerunnen]
• Rof - [] m (-es/-e) roof; top summit
• rœcen - [] weak verb to care about, be concerned about; with clauses, the subsequent verb is in the subjunctive; ich rœce noȝht, þe he secge I don't care what he says [roȝhte, geroȝht]
• Rune - [] f (-/-n) secret, mystery; a runic letter, rune, letter; ~ nimen to take counsel/advice; a whisper; confidence, counsel, consultation (speech not intended to be overheard)
• runen - [] weak verb to talk low, whisper, mutter; runeþ noȝht in þer Klasse don't whisper in class; [runde, gerund]
• Runung - [] f (-/-en) whisper, soft speech
• Ruse - [ˈr̥uː.zə] f (-/-n) the surface of the earth, the ground; the crust of the earth
• Rycg - [ˈr̥yd͡ʒ] m (-es/-e) back
• Rycgbaan - [ˈr̥yd͡ʒˌbɑːn] n (-es/-e) backbone, spine

S

• saam- - [] prefix half; partly, incompletely;
• saamweis - [] adj foolish
• Salfe - [] f (-/-n) slave, ointment, (medicinal) cream
• salfen - [] weak verb to salve, anoint, apply an ointment to someone.
• salten - [] strong verb 7 to salt; [sælteþ, selt, gesalten]
• samhert - [sɑːmhɛrt] adjsame-hearted, unanimous, of one heart, of the same disposition
• samm- - [sɑm-] prefix together, union, combination, agreement
• Sammkuþhuus - [sɑːm.kuːθ.huːs] n (-es/-e) synagogue
• Sax - [sɑːks] n (-es/-e) knife, dagger; knife (for cutting food)
• Sæ - [] m (-s/-en) a sea; an inland body of water, sea, lake; sea (as opposed to air/land), sea (as opposed to inland water)
• Sæcce - [] f (-/-n) strife, battle, fighting
• Schade - [] f (-/-n) shade, a place where darkness is because light is blocked
• Schadwe - [] m (-n/-n) shadow
• Schadwe - [] f (-/-n) shadow
• Schadwen - [] m (-s/-) shadow
• schadwen - [] weak verb to shade, to cover in shadow
• Schame - [ˈʃɑːmə] f (-/-n) 1. the emotion caused by consciousness of unworthiness or of disgrace, in a good sense, modesty, bashfulness ; in a bad sense, shame, confusion; 2. what causes a feeling of shame, disgrace, shame; 3. private part(s)
• schamen - [] weak verb 1. to feel shame, be ashamed (with gen. of cause); ich schame þisses Huses I'm ashamed of this house; 2. to cause shame (used impersonally with dat. or acc. of person, gen. of cause, or with for, or the cause given in a clause); miȝ schamþ, þis Huus to seen it shames me to see this house.
• schamlæs - [] adj shameless, bold
• Schamlippe - [] f (-/-n) vulva, labia; innere ~ inner labia, labia minora; yttere ~ outer labia, labia majora
• Schammel - [] m (-s/-n) bench, stool
• Schamung - [] f (-/-en) shaming, disgrace
• Schaðe - [ˈʃɑ:ðə] f (-/-n) vagina
• schawen - [] weak or strong verb to show; [schawen, schew, geschawen; schawde, geschawd; schawde, geschawen]
• Schawer - [] m (-s/-e) mirror
• Scheite - [] f (-/-n) shit, feces (vulgar)
• scheiten - [] strong verb 1 to shit, defecate (vulgar); [scheiteþ, schaat, geschitten]
• Schelle - [] f (-/-n) shell
• scherfen - [] strong verb 3 to gnaw; [schirfþ, scharf, geschorfen]
• scherpen - [] strong verb 3 to scrape; [schirpþ, scharp, geschorpen]
• Schiete - [] f (-/-n) sheet, piece of linen cloth
• Schoȝh - [] m (-es/-e) shoe
• schort - [ˈʃɔrt] adj short; [cmp. schœrter; spl. schœrtst]
• schreifen - [] strong verb 1 to decree, appoint (a judgement in a court case); to pass judgment, ordain, prescribe; to prescribe penance or absolution (of a priest); to hear confession, to confess sins; [schreifþ, schraaf, geschriffen]
• Schruud - [ˈʃrʊ:d, pl ˈʃry:.də] n (-es/Schryde) clothing, dress, attire; shroud
• Schulder - [] m (-s/-n) shoulder
• schullen - [] modal verb to be obligated to do something, to be supposed to do something, to have to, to be required to, shall, must; þu schallst þen halen Dæȝ mid her þolen you have to suffer the whole day with her; [schall, schallst, schall, schulleþ; schollde, geschollen/gescholld]
• Secg - [] m (-es/-e) man, warrior, hero; implies a man acting like the traditional ideal of a man
• Secg - [] n (-es/-e) sedge, plants in genus Carex
• Secge - [] f (-/-n) sword
• secgen - [ˈsed.d͡ʒən] irregular weak verb to say (followed by a clause, but never quoted speech); [sæȝþ, sæȝde, gesæȝd]; hwy ne sæȝdest þu þat ær? Why didn't you say that earlier?
• See - [] f (-/-n) pupil of the eye
• seen - [] strong verb 5 to see; [sieȝþ, saa, geseen]
• Seide - [] f (-/-n) side; a surface of a three-dimensional object; page; side, faction, team
• Sekunde - [seˈkundə] f (-/-n) second (unit of time)
• Selh - [] m (-es/-e) seal (animal)
• Selk - [] m (-es/-e) silk
• selken - [] adj silken, made of silk
• Sibbe - [] f (-/-n) relationship
• Siehhe - [] f (-/-n) strainer, sieve
• seigen - [] strong verb 1 to sink, fall; to march, go, proceed; [seigþ, saag, gesiggen]
• seiȝen - [] strong verb 1 (transitive) to strain, filter; (intransitive) to run as a sore, ooze, trickle, drop, drip; [seiȝþ, saaȝ, gesiȝȝen]
• seiþ - [] adj late; [seiðer, seiþmest]
• seiþ - [] prep w.d. after
• seiþ - [] adv Late, after some time; later, afterwards; ær and seiþ early and late, always; ær oþe seiþ ever, at any time; Ne seiþ ne ær never;
• seiþ - [] conj after
• Seiþ - [] m (-es/-e) going, journeying, travel; it was an slawe Seiþ it was a slow going; a journey, voyage, course, expedition; coming, arrival; a proceeding, course of action, way of doing, conduct; denoting that which occurs to a person, how a person fares, the course of events in the case of a person, lot, condition, fate, experience; a path, way; a time; ic ging þriddem Seiðe I went for the third time; hje foren on anen Seiþ they traveled at once; [OE sīþ]
• seiðen - [] weak verb to journey, go, travel; [OE sīðian]
• Siȝhtre - [] f (-/-n) sewer, drain, pipe through which a small stream is directed
• singen - [ˈsɪnɡən] strong verb 3 to sing; [singþ, sang, gesungen]
• Sinwe - [] f sinew, tendon
• Skinn - [] n (-es/-e) animal skin, hide
• Skyrte - [] f (-/-n) skirt
• Slaȝh - [] f (-/-en) sloe, prunus spinosa, the tree or the fruit from the tree
• slagen - [] strong verb 6 to strike an object, smite, hit, beat; to mint a coin, stamp money; to sting of snake, scorpion, etc.; to strike so as to kill, to slay; to make by striking, to strike fire, to make a mark, sound, signal by a stroke; to strike, drive so as to cause impact; to strike, make a stroke; metaph. to strike with disease, punishment, etc. , cf. a paralytic, apoplectic stroke;to move rapidly (v. A. VI. ), rush, dash, break, take a certain direction; cf. to strike into a path, across a country; [slægþ, slog, geslagen]
• Slecge - [] f (-/-n) sledge-hammer
• Sleȝæder - [] f (-/-n) artery
• Sleȝe - [] m (-s/-n) stroke, blow; hit; a sting (of a snake, scorpion); a striking, beating; clashing, collision; a crash, clap of thunder; a fatal stroke, slaying, slaughter, death (by violence); a defeat, loss inflicted on an army; metaph. a stroke of affliction, punishment, disease
• sleiken - [] strong verb 1 to slip, slide; to crawl, creep; [sleikþ, slaak, is geslikken]
• Sleipeschoȝh - [ˈslaɪ̯peˌʃoːx] m (-es/-e) slipper, slip-shoe
• sliȝht - [sliçt] adj level, even, even with the ground
• Sliȝht - [] m (-es/-e) striking, hitting, beating; killing; a striking of coin, stamping money; a stroke, flash of lightning; slaughter, death by violence; what is to be killed, animal for the slaughter (Sliȝhtswein pig to be slaughtered)
• slinken - [ˈslɪnkən] strong verb 3 to slink, crawl, slink away; [slinkþ, slank, geslunken]
• slupen - [] strong verb 2 to slip, slide; [slypþ, slop, is geslopen]
• Slyppe - [] f (-/-n) viscous, slimy substance, slime, ooze
• Smerr - [] n (-es/-e) fat, suet, tallow, grease
• smerten - [] strong verb 3 to smart, hurt, sting; [smirteþ, smart, gesmorten]
• Smertung - [] f (-/-en) smarting, hurting, itching, stinging
• Smiere - [] f (-/-n) lubricant
• Snake - [snɑ.kə] m (-n/-n) snake; f (-/-n) snake (female)
• sneiken - [] strong verb 1 to creep, crawl; [sneikþ, snaak, is gesnikken]
• snoter - [] adj wise, clever, prudent, intelligent, discerning, sagacious
• Snott - [] n (-es/-e) snot, nasal mucus
• Snœtre - [snø:.trə] f (-/-n) intelligence; wisdom; cleverness, prudence; discernment, sagacity
• snytten - [] weak verb to blow one's nose; [snyttede, gesnytted]
• soft - [] adj soft; [cmp. sœfter, spl. sœftest-]
• Sokk - [] m (-es/-e) sock
• Solgrœten - [ˈsoːlgrøːtən] n (-s/-) helium
• Sorge - [] f (-/-n) care, anxiety; sorrow, grief, affliction, trouble
• sorgen - [] weak verb to to care, be anxious, feel anxiety or care; with um, for; to sorrow, grieve, be sorry; ic sorge um þein Huus I'm sorry about your house; þu sorgst for þeiner Moder you're grieving for your mother; [OE sorgian]
• Soþ - [] m (-es/-e) truth
• soþ - [] adj true, real
• Soþlichad - [ˈsoːθ.liːt͡ʃhɑːd] m (-es/-e) reality
• Spade - [] f (-/-n) spade
• Spadel - [] n (-s/-n) spatula
• Spare - [] m (-n/-n) calf (of leg)
• Speiþre - [] m (-n/-n) spider
• speiwen - [] strong verb 1 to spew, vomit, spit up; spit; [spaw, gespiwen]
• Speld - [] n (-es/-er) splinter; a piece of wood used as a torch, torch
• Spell - [] n (-es/-e) a story, narrative, account, relation; an instructive talk, discourse, a philosophical argument, as a theological term a sermon, homily; a saying, remark, sentence, statement of a single point, dictum; speech, language of prose
• spellen - [] weak verb to talk, converse, discourse; [spellþ, spellde, gespelld]
• Sponge - [] f (-/-n) sponge
• Spor - [] n (-es/-e) track, trace, spoor; railroad track; a trace, vestige, mark left by anything; tracking, tracing
• spowen - [] strong verb 7 to be successful w.d. of thing in which a person succeeds; ic spowe meinem Werke I am successful in my work; impersonally w.d. person who succeeds, w.g. of thing in which a person succeeds it succeeds a person; miȝ spœwþ þes Arfoðes; [spœwþ, spew, gespowen]
• Spœde - [] f (-/-n) success, prosperity; success; þie Onfundennes was ane Spœde the experiment was a success
• spœden - [] weak verb to succeed, to have success; [spœdede, gespœded]
• spœdful - [] adj successful; prosperous
• Spræke - [] f (-/-n) speech; talking, speech; what is said, a collection of words, speech; language, a speech; (this is the general word for speech, and language in the sense of the words you choose to use, not a language of a people or nation)
• spreken - [] strong verb 5 to speak; to or wiþ are used to indicate speaking to or with a person[sprikþ, spraak, gesproken]
• sprekkel - [] adj talkative, loquacious
• spurnen - [] strong verb 3 to spurn, reject; spurn, strike with the heel; [spurnþ, sparn, gespornen]
• spyren - [] weak verb to feel, touch, sense; to study; to search; to examine, track, trace; to ask; [spyrde, gespyrd]
• Staan - [] m (-es/-e) stone, rock
• Staanœl - [] m (-es/-e) petroleum
• stalden - [] strong verb 7 to possess; [OE stealdan; stældeþ, steld, gestalden]
• stalk - [] adj steep;
• stalken - [] weak verb to stalk; [stalkte, gestalkt]
• Stalkung - [] f (-/-en) stalking; [OE stealcung]
• standen - [ˈstɑn.dən] strong verb 6 to stand; [stændeþ, stod, is gestanden]
• Staðel - [] f (-s/-n) a foundation (lit. or fig.); staddle, bottom of a haystack; fixed condition, state, position; a fixed position, station, place, site; the firmament, the heavens; ƕat is þein Staðel? what is your position?;
• staðeln - [] weak verb to found, settle, fix, establish;
• Staðelung - [] f (-/-en) founding, settling; establishment; foundation
• sterfen - [] strong verb 3 to die; [stirfþ, starf, is gestorfen]
• Sterr - [stɛr] m (-n/-n) star
• Sterranis - [stɛr.ɑn.ɪs] n (-es/-e) star anise (illicium anisatum)
• Sterrenfrœðe - [] f (-/-) astronomy
• Stert - [] m (-es/-e) tail (of an animal); tail end of anything
• Stikkmycg - ['stɪk.myd͡ʒ] m (-es/-e) mosquito
• stingen - [ˈstɪnɡən] strong verb 3 to sting; [stingþ, stang, gestungen]
• stinken - [ˈstɪnkən] strong verb 3 to stink; [stinkþ, stank, gestunken]
• strang - [] adj strong; [cmp. strænger, spl. strængst-]
• Strategie - [] f (-/-n) strategy
• strategisch - adj strategic
• Strænge - [] f (-/-n) strength
• streȝden - [ˈstrɛ:.dən] strong verb 3 to strew, spread, scatter, sprinkle; to scatter, disperse; to sprinkle a place with something; [striȝdeþ, stragd, gestrogden]
• Stude - [] f (-/Styde) prop, pillar, post, stud
• Stunde - [stundə] f (-/-n) hour (unit of time)
• stunt - [] adj stupid, foolish
• Stunt - [] m (-es/-e) (substantive) idiot, fool
• Stuðe - [] f (-/Styðe) prop, pillar, post, stud
• Suge - [] f (-/Syge) sow, female pig
• Suȝht - [] f (-/-e) sickness
• Sulh - [] f (-/Sylhe) plough; a plough, measure of land
• Sunnbryn - [] m (-es/-e) sunburn
• Sunne - [] f (-/-n) sun
• Sunnenliȝht - [] n (-es/-e) sunlight
• Swamm - [] m (-es/-e) mushroom; fungus
• swart - [] adj black, swarthy; of color, swart, swarthy, black, dark; of absence of light or brightness,

dark, black, gloomy; of absence of good, black (crime), dark, dismal; [cmp. swærter, spl. swærtst-]

• swarte - [] adv darkly, dismally, evilly
• swarten - [] weak verb to make or become black; darken; [swarteþ, swartede, geswarted]
• Swartnes - [] f (-/-se) blackness; swarthiness
• swebben - [] weak verb to put to sleep; send to sleep, lull
• swefen - [] strong verb 5 to sleep; [swifþ, swaf, geswefen]
• Swefen - [] m (-s/-) dream; mætten ~ to have a dream
• Swein - [] n (-es/-e) swine, pig; little pig Farȝh; female pig, Suge; male pig, Baar
• sweiðe - adv very, much, exceedingly; this is the common word used to say 'very'; þu lufst mic sweiðe you love me a lot, schie hæfþ sweiðe manige Belge she has very many purses
• Swerd - [] n (-es/-e) sword
• Swerdƕæl - [] m (-es/-e) killer whale, orca
• swerfen - [] strong verb 3 to to scour, polish, file, rub; kannst þu þat Glass swerfen? can you polish the glass?; [swirfþ, swarf, gesworfen]
• swerken - [] strong verb 3 in a physical sense, to become dark, be obscured; of that which feels sadness, to become troubled, gloomy, sad; of that which causes sadness, to become grievous, troublesome, saddening; [swirkþ, swark, gesworken]
• swinsen - [] weak verb To make a (pleasing) sound, make melody or music; [swinseþ, swinste, geswinst]
• Swinsung - [] f (-/-en) melody, harmony
• swœt - [] adj sweet
• syfer - [] adj Sober, not giving way to appetite or passion, pure, temperate, circumspect
• Syfernes - [] f (-/-se) Sobriety, moderation, temperance, abstinence, purity
• Sylle - [] f (-/-n) sill, threshold
• Synne - [] f (-/-n) sin

T

• Taa - [] f (-/-n) toe
• taken - [] strong verb 6 to take; this implies being taken without permission or against the will of the owner, and that the thing taken is not yours. The general word for 'take' is 'nimen'.; [tækþ, tok, getaken]
• talken - [] weak verb to chatter, talk, prattle; this verb implies talking about frivolous topics or having non-serious conversations; [talkþ, talkte, getalkt]
• Tæfer - [] n (-s/-) paint
• Tæȝel - [] m (-s/-n) tail (of an animal)
• Tæppet - [] n (-s/-e) carpet
• Teage - [tæːɡə] f (-/-n) cord, band; fetter; nerve (biology)
• Teid - [taɪd] f (-/-en) time (in general); a season or time; the time for something to take place; tense (grammatical)
• Teime - [taɪ.mə] m (-n/-n) time (a period of time), a period/span/space of time; lifetime
• Teimwrit - [] n (-es/-e) magazine [Icelandic]
• Tempel - [] m (-s/-n) temple
• tesweifen - [] strong verb 1 to move off in different directions; [OE toswifan; teswaf, is teswiffen]
• tesyndern - [] weak verb to separate; fig. to distinguish; [OE tosyndrian]
• Tetale - [] f (-/-n) reputation
• tetellen - [] weak verb to distinguish in counting, count separately; [OE totellan; tetallde, tetalld]
• teteren - [] strong verb 4 to tear to pieces; literal, to tear a material/thing to pieces; metaph. of violent feeling or action, to tear to pieces, to harass, distract, destroy; [OE toteran; tetirþ, tetar, tetoren]
• tetieȝen - [] strong verb 2 to pull topieces, to tear to pieces; to pull away; [OE toteon; tetieȝth, tetog, tetogen]
• tetreden - [] strong verb 5 to tread to pieces, trample to pieces, trample upon; þie Horse tetraden meinen Feld the horses trampled my field to pieces; [OE totredan; tetridþ, tetrad, tetreden]
• tetwæmen - [] weak verb to divide, separate, disjoin; to divide, stand between objects, separate one object from another; to divide, part, dissociate, break the connection between; to disperse, scatter; to divide with the mind, distinguish, discern; [OE totwæman]
• teþringen - [] strong verb 3 to press asunder/apart, to scatter by pressure; [OE toþringan; teþringþ, teþrang, teþrungen]
• Theorie - [] f (-/-n) theory
• theoretisch - [teoˈreːtɪʃ] adj theoretical
• Theorie - [te.oˈriː] f (-/-n) theory
• Ticcen - [tɪt͡ʃən] n (-s/-) young goat, kid
• tiefern - [] weak verb to paint
• Tiefrung - f (-/-en) painting
• tieȝen - [] strong verb 2 to pull, draw, drag; to bring, lead, put; to teach, educate, bring up;[tieȝþ, tog, getogen]
• tinkeln - [] weak verb to tickle; [tinkelde, getinkeld]
• Tinkler - [] m (-s/-) clitoris; tickler
• titt - [] m (-es/-e) tit, breast, teat
• Tomarkednes - [] f (-/-se) description
• tomarken - [] weak verb to describe, distinguish
• Tomarkung - [] f (-/-en) description
• toten - [] weak verb to peep out, look
• Toþ - [] m (-es/Tœðe) tooth
• Trog - [] m (-es/-e) trough, basin, vessel for containing liquids or other materials
• Truȝht - [] m (-es/-e) trout
• Truthanne - [] m (-m/-n) turkey (male)
• Truthenne - [] f (-/-n) turkey (female)
• Tunge - [] f (-/-n) tongue; a tongue, dialect
• Tungel - [] n (-s/-n) star; heavenly body, orb
• Tungelfrœðe - [] f (-/-) astronomy
• Tungelkraft - [] m (-es/-e) astronomy
• Tungelmarke - [] f (-/-n) constellation
• Tungeþrum - [] m (-es/-e) ligament of the tongue, the undertongue
• Turf - [] f (-/Tyrfe) turf
• Tusk - [] m (-es/-e) tusk; canine tooth
• Tuun - [] m (-es/-e) town (bigger than a village, smaller than a city)
• Tweȝ - [] m (-es/-e) doubt, uncertainty; hesitation, delay; a doubtful state of things, state of indecision
• tweȝen - [] weak verb' to doubt; with impersonal construction, to inspire doubt into a person (acc. ); mic tweȝþ þes Andwyrdes I doubt this answer; mic tweȝþ þat wiȝ Teid haben I doubt that we have time (clause must be subjunctive); to feel doubt, to doubt, hesitate; [OE tweogan; tweȝþ, tweȝde, getweȝd]
• tweȝn - [] num two; [tweȝþ- second; masc. n/a tweȝn; fem/neut n/a twa; gen tweȝer; dat tweȝen]
• tweȝþ - [] adj second, after first but before third
• Tweȝung - [] f (-/-en) doubt
• twelftiȝ - [] num twelfty, 120
• Twigg - [] n (-es/-e) twig; (should be Twiȝȝ, influenced by Middle English and Norse words)
• tyslen - weak verb to dress
• Tyslung - [] f dressing
• tyten - [] weak verb to stand out, be conspicuous; [tytede, getyted]

Þ

• þa - [] adv then, at that time (v2); marking sequence, then, after that, thereupon; relative adv when (verb final); of time, when; of cause or reason, when, since, as; þa he utging, saah he idele Leode when he went out, he saw idle people; ich boȝhte Foden, þa ging ich haam I bought food, then I went home; ich fare morgen, þa ich ofermorgen werke I'm traveling tomorrow, since I work the day after tomorrow; correlative adv then...when; þa þie Frowe þat hierde, þa ging schie west then the lady heard that, when she went west;
• þaan - [] adj wet, moist
• Þake - [] m (-n/-n) roof
• Þarm - [] m intestine, gut
• þawen - [] weak verb to thaw; [þawde, geþawd]
• Þæcc - [] n (-es/-e) roof, thatch roof
• þær - [] adv there, in that place; demonstrative where, in which place; he lærde þær he taught there; þat Huus is þat ane, þær ich wunde that house is the one where I lived; correlative adv there (where, thither, whither) ... where (there, thither, whither); þær þein Goldhord is, þær þeine Herte is where your treasure is, there is your heart; metaphorical there, in that case, then; hu is þe Onwald þonn þær noȝht is the power not in that case, nothing?; doubled then when, when þær þær God us forbad then when God forbade us;
• Þæsme - [] m (-n/-n) yeast; leaven
• Þeccen - [] f (-/-ne) roof (specifically the top of a house)
• Þeed - [] f (-/-e) people, tribe, nation; (this implication of this word is an ethnically homogenous group of people)
• Þeod - [] f (-/-e) people, tribe, nation; (this implication of this word is an ethnically homogenous group of people)
• Þeȝn - [] m (-es/-e) a servant, one who does service for another; public servant, minister, official, secretary; when service is military, soldier
• þeiȝen - [] strong verb 1 to fluorish, prosper, be successful, thrive; [þeiȝþ, þaaȝ, geþieȝen]
• Þeode - [] f (-/-n) people, tribe, nation;
• þester - [ˈθɛs.tər] adj dark, not providing or giving off much light or brightness; darkly colored or shaded, black, blackish; gloomy; vague, not defined, fuzzy, lacking detail
• þicgen - [ˈθid.d͡ʒən] strong verb 5 to take, accept, receive; take (food), consume; [þiȝþ/þicgeþ, þah, geþeȝen]; (this is the regular word for 'take, accept, receive,' as opposed to nimen, which implies there's no permission and it's not given)
• þidder - [] adv thither, to that place; relative adv whither; to Hefen, þidder he astag to heaven, whither he ascended; correlative adv thither...whither; þidder Stephan ær ging, þidder folgte Paul to that place Stephen went earlier, to which place Paul followed;
• þieden - [] weak verb to join, attach; to join, associate with, or attach one's self to somebody or somebody's group; [þiedede, geþieded]
• Þiestre - [ˈθi:s.trə] f (-/-n) darkness
• Þiestrung - [ˈθi:s.trʊŋɡ] f (-/-n) darkness, gloom, obscurity
• þieten - [] strong verb 2 to howl like a wolf; to sing loudly, with power, or forcefully (whether good or bad) [þieteþ, þot, geþoten]
• Þiȝen - [] f (-/-ne) the taking of food, partaking, eating or drinking; what is taken, food, meat or drink
• þiȝnen - [] weak verb to eat, to partake in a meal
• Þiȝnen - [] f (-/-ne) female servant, female attendant, handmaid
• þikk - [] adj thick
• Þikkænþ - [] m (-es/-e) hadron (protons and neutrons are hadrons)
• Þille - [] f (-/-n) wooden floor, a floorboard
• þinden - [] strong verb 3 to swell; medical inflame, swell; to swell up with indignation, pride, etc; [þindeþ, þand, geþunden]
• Þindung - [] f (-/-en) swelling
• þingen - [] weak verb to address (a group), invite; [þingde, geþingd]
• Þo - [] f (-/-en) clay
• þolen - [ˈθolən]] weak verb to suffer, endure; [þolþ, þolde, geþold]
• Þolung - [ˈθolʊŋg] f (-/-en) suffering; passion
• Þorn - [] m (-es/-e) thorn
• þorniȝ - [] adj thorny, full of thorns
• Þorp - [] n (-es/-er) village
• Þote - [] f (-/-n) pipe, channel through which water or liquid runs
• þreiven - [] strong verb 1 to thrive; [þreivþ, þraav, geþrivven]; from French
• þreschen - [] strong verb 3 to thrash, thresh; [þrischþ, þrasch, geþroschen]
• þridd - [] adj third
• þrie - [] num three; [þridd- ordinal; masc þrie, fem/neut þree; gen þrier; dat þrien/þrim]
• þringen - [] strong verb 3 to press, crowd, constrict, push on/through; [þringþ, þrang, geþrungen]
• Þrote - [] f (-/-n) throat
• Þruȝh - [θruːx; pl θryːçə] f (-/Þryȝhe)trough, pipe, conduit;
• Þuf - [] m (-es/-e) tuft; hair at the end of an animal's tail
• þufen - [] weak verb to become leafy or bushy, poof up
• þufiȝ - [] adj bushy, leafy, tufted, poofy
• Þuft - [] m (-es/e-) a place full of bushes, a bush, thicket
• Þume - [] m (-n/-n) thumb
• þurfen - [] modal verb to need to, to be obligated to; he þarf gaan he needs to go; to need w.g. object; ich þarf anes niwen Huuses I need a new house [þarf, þarfst, þarf, þurfeþ; þorfte; geþorft/geþorfen]
• þurh - [θuːrx] prep w.a. through
• þurhdriegen - [θuːrxdriːgən] strong verb 2 to carry through, perform, pass time; [driegþ þurh, drog þurh, þurhgedrogen]
• þurhfaren - [] strong verb 6 to go over, traverse, go through; fare through, pass beyond, transcend, penetrate; gravel through, run through (a feeling); [þurhfærþ, þurhfor, þurhfaren]
• þurhfaren - [] strong verb 6 to go over, traverse, go through (without stopping); drive through an object (þurh), break through (an object) [færþ þurh, for þurh, is þurhgefaren]
• þurhklænsen - [] weak verb to clean thoroughly, clean through; [klænseþ þurh, klænste þurh, þurhgeklænst]
• þurhkriepen - [] strong verb 2' to creep through, crawl through; [kriepþ þurh, krop þurh, is þurhgekropen]
• þurhseen - [] strong verb 5 to look through, review; to see through, see into; [siehþ þurh, saah þurh, þurhgeseen]
• þwagen - [] strong verb 6 to wash, bathe; [þwægþ, þwog, geþwagen]
• Þwagþ - [] f (-/-en) laundry; laundering; washing, bathing (calque of Icelandic þvottur)
• Þwagþbere - [] m (-n/-n) racoon
• Þwæl - [] n (-es/-e) washing, bath
• þyæfens - [] adv on that evening, then
• þydæȝes - [] adv on that day, then
• Þyfel - [] m (-s/-n) a bush, thicket
• þyflen - [] adj bushy
• þynaȝhtes - [] adv on that night, then
• þynn - [θyn] adj thin, lean, opposite of fat or stout; thin, the opposite of broad; of density thin (air, liquid, etc); figurative thin, weak, feeble; fine, delicate
• þynnel - [θynəl] adj lean, meager
• þynnen - [θynən] weak verb to make or become thin
• Þynnes - [θyn.nəs] f (-/-se) thinness, slightness of density; weakness
• þynnlæn - [] adj wasted, shrunken
• Þynnung - [θyn.nʊŋg] f (-/-en) thinning, making thin
• þyrel - [] adj Perforated, having a hole or holes, pierced through
• Þyrel - [] n (-s/-n) A hole made through anything, an aperture, orifice
• þyreln - [] weak verb to make a hole through, pierce through, perforate; to make hollow, hollowfig. to make vain
• Þyrlung - [] f (-/-en) perforation, piercing
• þyrnen - [] adj thorny, of thorns
• þyrr - [] adj dry
• þyrren - [] weak verb to dry, wipe; [þyrrde, geþyrrd]
• þyseiðes - [] adv on that time, then

U

• Ule - ['ʊlə] f (-/-n) owl
• Umhertmuskelþindung - [] f (-/-en) pericarditis
• underlicgen - [] strong verb 5 to be subject, submit, yield; [OE underlicgan; onderliȝþ, underlag, underlegen/underleȝen]
• underluten - [] strong verb 2 To stoop beneath something in order to raise or support it, to support, bear, submit to; [OE underlútan; underlytþ, underlot, underloten]
• unfalden - [] strong verb 7 to unfold, unwrap; [unfældþ, unfeld, unfalden]
• ungekynd - [ˈʊn.ɡə.kʏnd] adj unnatural
• unnen - [] modal verb to grant a person (dat.) something (gen.), to give, allow; ic ann him þer Bok I'm allowing him the book; to wish something (gen.) to a person (dat. ); to wish something (gen.) for a person (dat.), to like a person to have something; ic ann him Spœdes I wish him success; to like a condition of things, to be pleased; ic uðe her to Huuse gan I allowed her to go home; [OE unnan; ann, uðe, geunnen/geuþ]
• upkommen - [] strong verb 4 to come up, arise; to come into use, arise; to rise up, come up; to carry the cost of something, to compensate for, pay for; [kommþ up, kamm up, is upgekommen]
• Upkyme - [] f (-/-n) revenue; rise

V

• Vase - [] f (-/-n) vase
• Veiper - [] m (-n/-n) viper

W

• Waag - [] m (-es/Wage) wall of a building or house
• waak - [] adj weak
• waaken - [] weak verb of persons, to be or become weak, want resolution or courage; of things, to be or become weak, not able to endure, to fail; to become poor or mean; [wācian; waakte, gewaakt]
• wafen - [] weak verb to wave (hand); [wafþ, wafte, gewaft]
• Wakæȝ - [] n (-es/-er) wimp, wuss, softy
• waken - [] strong verb 6 to wake; to come into being, be born, spring; [OE wacan; wæþw wok, gewaken]
• wakken - [] weak verb to watch, wake; to remain awake, not to sleep; to keep one's self awake or alert because there is special need of attention, to watch, be on the watch, be on guard; [OE wacian; wakkte, gewakkt]
• Wald - [] m (-es/-e) wood, forest
• walken - [] strong verb 7 to roll, toss; of water; of other movement; trans. To turn over in the mind, mull something over, to revolve, consider; ȝestern welkst þu on þeinem Mod um þat Problem yesterday you mulled over the problem in your mind; to turn over, deal with; [wælkþ, welk, is gewalken]
• Wande - [] f (-/-n) mole (animal)
• wandern - [] weak verb to wander, rove, roam
• Wange - [] n (-n/-n) cheek
• Warne - [] f (-/-n) hindrance, obstacle, difficulty; a refusal
• warnen - [] weak verb to warn
• Warnung - [] f (-/-en) warning
• Warstaan - [] m Warstein, Germany
• Wase - [ˈwɑː.zə] f (-/-n) soft mud, mire; marsh
• Water - [] n (-s/-) water
• Watergrœten - [] n (-s/-) hydrogen
• waxen - [] strong verb 6 to wax, increase, grow; this is the generic term for 'grow', with growen not being used except for plants; [wæxþ, wox, gewaxen]
• Waxung - [] f (-/-en) increase, growing
• Wæȝ - [ˈwæː.j] n (-es/-e) cup, flagon, flask, container for liquid to drink
• Wæȝe - [ˈwæː.jə] f (-/-n) weight
• Wæȝn - [] m (-es/-e) wagon; vehicle
• wærden - [] weak verb to injure, harm
• Wærdung - [] f (-/-en) injury, harm
• Wærnheersgrœn - [] n Wernesgrün, Germany
• Wæstem - [] m (-es/-e) fruit; growth, increase; product, result; benefit
• wegen - [] strong verb 5 to weigh; to move, carry, bear, support; [wiȝþ, wag, geweȝen]
• Wegorencaster - [wə.'go.rən.tʃa.stər] f (-/-) Worcester
• Wegorencasterscheir - [wə.'go.rən.tʃa.stər.shair] f (-/-en) Worcestershire
• Wegorencasterscheirwoos - [wə.'go.rən.tʃa.stər.shair] n (-es/-e) Worcestershire sauce
• Weif - [] n (-es/-e) female; (the more scientific term for female, as opposed to 'woman')
• Weil - [] n (-es/-e) craft, trick, device; machine, device
• Weise - [waɪ̯zə] f (-/-n) way, manner;
• wepen - [] strong verb 7 to weep, shed tears; wail, mourn, lament; w.a., to mourn, lament, bewail, deplore; with gen. to mourn for, be grieved at; [OE wēpan; wepp, gewopen; also wepte gewopen]
• wependlic - [] adj Lamentable, mournful, to be wept for
• wependlice - [] adv Lamentably, mournfully, grievously
• Werr - [] m (-es/-e) male, man
• wesen- [] irregular verb to be;
• Wicg - [] m (-es/-e) horse, steed (a horse that you ride on)
• Wiȝht - [] f (-/-e) a wight, creature, being, created thing; a whit, thing; æniȝe Wiȝht aught, anything; be ~e at all, to ~e at any rate; mid ~e utterly;
• wiþ - [] prep w.a. with, against;
• Woos - [] n (-es/Wœse) juice, sap, moisture; ooze; sauce, condiment
• wordmæȝer - [] adj laconic, not talkative
• woren - [] weak verb to wander about, be a vagabond/bum; to ramble; [worde, geword; OE wórian]
• Wœne - [] f (-/-n) hope, expectation; supposition, opinion, thought, idea; likelihood, probability, chance
• wœnen - [] weak verb to hope, expect, look for w.d. of person for whom, w.a. of thing hoped; w.a. person and w.infinitive., w.g. þes and a clause; ich wœne þes, þat wiȝ hin finden kunnen I hope we can find him; þu wœnst miȝ helpen, ȝa? you hope to help me, right?; he wœnþ her anen niwen Job he hopes for a new job for her; to ween, suppose, think, imagine, opine, believe; w.a., w.a. and w.inf.; ich wœne hin kommen I imagine him to come; ich wœne, þat ich kyðe I suppose that I could; [wœnde, gewœnd]
• Wœnung - [] f (-/-en) hope, expectation
• wœsen - [] weak verb to ooze, suppurate; to steep, soak; [wœste, gewœst]
• wosiȝ - [] adj juicy, succulent
• wreiten - [] strong verb 1 to write; [wreiteþ, wraat, gewritten]
• Wreitung - [] f (-/-en) writing
• Wuke - [] f (-/-n) week, 7 days
• wundern - [] weak verb to wonder at, to regard with surprise or admiration; ~ on to wonder on something, ~ be about something, ~ æfter to wonder after; [OE wundrian; wunderde, gewunderd]
• Wundrung - [] f (-/-en) wondering, wonder, admiration, astonishment; a wonderful sight, a spectacle
• wunen - [] weak verb to dwell, remain; of living creatures, to dwell, abide, stay, remain, live; w.d. of place, marked with -e or -en in plural; [OE wunian]
• Wunung - [] f (-/-en) apartment; a dwelling, habitation, place to live in; dwelling, living; being, existence, living
• Wynne - [] f (-/-n) joy
• Wyrd - [] f (-/-e) What happens, fate, fortune, chance; fate, the otherwise than humanly appointed order of things; in a personal sense, one of the Fates (the weird sisters); an event: with the special idea of that which happens by the determination of Providence or fate: in a general sense, an event, occurrence, circumstance, incident, fact; what happens to a person, fate, fortune, lot, condition; þær is nane Wyrd ak þie wiȝ sceppeþ there is no fate but what we make;
• Wyrtænþ - [] m (-es/-e) proton
• Wyrte - [] f (-/-n) plant, herb, vegetable

Y

• Ysope - [] f (-/-n) hyssop
• Yðe - [yːðə] f (-/-n) wave
• yðen - [yːðən] weak verb to overflow; [yþþ, yþte, geyþt]

Z

• Zebra - [] m (-s/-s) zebra
• Zoologie - [] f (-/-) zoology
• zoologisch - [] adj zoological, zoologic

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