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A CONCISE
ANGLO-SAXON DICTIONARY

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS
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A CONCISE
FOR THE USE OF STUDENTS
BY
JOHN R. CLARK HALL, M.A., Ph.D.
..SECOND. EDITION
nBVI8E9 AMOnENt^RGED
New York:
The Macmillan Company
1916

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PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION
THE
been
first edition of this dictionary having been exhausted, it has
extensively revised, and certain new features and alterations
have been introduced into it.
1. The principle of arranging words according to their actual
all
spelling has been to a extent abandoned. It was

considerable
admittedly an unscientific one, and opened the door to a good many
errors and inconsistencies. The head form in this edition may be
either a normalised form or one which actually occurs.
2. Words beginning with ge- have been distributed among the
alphabet which follow that prefix, and the sign + has
letters of the
been employed instead of ge- in order to make the break in alpha-
betical continuity as little apparent to the eye as possible. The sign
± has been used where a word occurs both with and without the prefix.
3. References to Cook's translation of Sievers' Anglo-Saxon
Grammar, and to the Grammatical Introduction to Sweet's Reader
have been taken out, as Wright's or Wyatt's Old English Grammar
will have taken their place with most English students.
4. A new feature which, it is hoped, will prove widely useful, is
the introduction of references to all, or nearly all, the headings in the

New English Dictionary under which quotations from Anglo-Saxon
texts are to be found. A vast mass of valuable information as to the
etymology, meaning and occurrence of Old English words is contained
in that Dictionary, but is to a very large extent overlooked because it
is now obsolete, so that
to be found under the head of words which are
unless one happens to know what was the last form which they had in
Middle English, one does not know how to get at it. This information
will be made readily available by the references in the present work,
which will form a practically complete index to the Anglo-Saxon
material in the larger dictionary and will at the same time put the
student on the track of interesting Middle English examples of the use
of Old English words. Besides directing the reader (by means of
quotation marks) to the heading in the New English Dictionary where
the relevant matter may be found, an indication has been given of the

VI PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION
texts from which quotations are made therein, when these do not
exceed four or five 1 .
5. There have been many valuable contributions to Anglo-Saxon
lexicography (by Napier, Swaen, Schlatter, Forster, Wiilfingand
others) since the first edition of this Dictionary appeared, and these
have been made use of, but (as before) unglossaried matter has not
been systematically searched for words not hitherto recorded in Anglo-
Saxon Dictionaries*.
6. The number of references to passages has been very largely
increased. All words occurring only in poetical texts have been marked.
If they occur more than once they bear the sign f, if only once, a refer-
ence to the passage is generally given. If not they are marked J. As
regards prose texts, the rule has been only to give references to par-
ticular passages in the case of rare words, —more especially a*ra£ Aeyd-
/icva. The references to AO, CP and M which were given in the earlier
edition have been retained, as a useful indication that the word occurs
in Early West Saxon or Late West Saxon prose, as the case may be.
7. By various devices it has been found possible, while much
increasing the amount of matter in the book, to add very slightly to
the number of pages, and at the same time to reduce the number of
columns on a page from three to two. Most of these devices are more
or less mechanical, but one method of saving space may be mentioned.
Certain compound words, descriptive of places, which, as far as I know,
occur only in charters and which may often be more correctly regarded
as proper nouns, have not been separately inserted. Their meaning
can however always be ascertained by referring to their components,
and where the abbreviation Mdf is inserted the reader will understand
that examples of words so compounded, or of the components, or of
both, will be found in Birch's Carttdarium Saxonicum, or in Earle's
Land Charters, and that references to those examples are given in
Middendorfi's AUenglisches Flurnamenbuch.
8. In the List of Abbreviations, etc. at the commencement of the
book, editions of texts which are furnished with a glossary have been
specially indicated.
1 As regards the letter W

and some small parts of other letters which have not
yet appeared in the NED, a reference has been given to its abridgement (The
Concise Oxford Dictionary).
* The part of the Supplement to 'Bosworth-Toller' which has already appeared
shows that Professor Toller is examining such matter with great care and thorough-
ness.
J. E. C. H.
January, 1916.

LIST OF SIGNS AND ABBEEVIATIONS
WITH THEIR EXPLANATION
Note 1. Where references are in italic type, quotations from the texts indicated
will be found in the New English Dictionary, under the head of the English word
which is distinguished in the article by quotation marks (see Preface). In references
to special passages volumes have been marked off from pages by an inverted full
stop, and lines or verses have been shown, where (hey follow other numerals, bv small
superior figures. Occasionally where lines have not been given, the mark ' has
been inserted to show that the quotation is in the lower half of a page.
Note 2. In the following list the number (1) after an edition of a text indicates
that the edition is supplied with a complete referenced glossary or word-index,
(2) that it has a complete glossary, but without references and (3) that it has a
partial glossary or word-index.
Note 3. Some of the abbreviations given below are used in combination.

Examples: MtLR=the Iindisfarne and Rush worth MSS of St Matthew; BJPs =
the Bosworth and the Junius Psalters; ast = accusative singular feminine. EK
= Early Kentish.
* '
Quotation marks are used to enclose Anglia, Zeitschrift fur Englische Philo-
the English words which should be logie, Halle, 1877 etc. AB= Anglia
looked up in the NED in order to find Beiblatt.
etymological information as to, and J5=jElfric. (References followed by
examples of the use of, the Anglo- numerals in parentheses refer to
Saxon words to whioh the articles in certain Homilies attributed to JSlfrio
this Dictionary relate, see Note 1 in HL.) If followed by a book of the
above. If they enclose Latin words, Bible the refeienoe is to that book in
they indicate the lemmata of Anglo- jElfric de vetere el novo Testamento
Saxon words in glosses or glossaries (Bibl. der Ags. Prosa, vol. 1).
etc., or the Latin equivalent of such jEGb = JSlfric's Qrammatik and Glossar,
words in the Latin texts from whioh ed. J. Zupitza, Berlin, 1880.
y
they are translated. The Latin is MH.=M\iric 8 Homilies, ed. by B.
especially so given when the Ags. Thorpe, London, 1844-6. (Quoted by
word seems to be merely a blindly vol., page and line.)
mechanical and literal equivalent. iEL=jElfric's Metrical Lives of Saints,
* isprefixed or affixed to hypothetical ed. W. W. 8keat (EETS), 1881-1900
forms. Normalised forms of Ags. (3).
words which actually exist are not iEP=iElfric'8 Hirtenbriefe (^lfrio's
usually so marked. Pastoral Letters), ed. B. Fehr,
' See Note 1 above. Hamburg, 1914 (Bibl. der Ags. Prosa,
+ =ge-. vol. 9).
± indicates that the Ags. word to which AF=Anglistische Forschungen, ed. J.
it is prefixed is found both with and Hoops, Heidelberg.
without the prefix ge-. Alm =the poem on Alms, in Gb.
{= occurs in poetical texts only. An =thepoem of Andreas, in Gb; ored.
= occurs in a poetical text, and once G. P. Krapp, Boston, U.S.A., 1906 (1).
only. AwDB=the prose legend of St Andrew,
M This sign used to indicate that the
is in J. W. Bright's Anglo-Saxon Reader,
words which it follows, and its com- London. 1892 (1).
,
pounds, are to be found in the Dic- ANS=Herrig 8 Archiv fur das Studium
tionary under the heading given after der neueren Sprachen, Brunswick*
it, thus mehtKmiht is equivalent to 1846-1914.
men t = mint and meht- = mint-. AirT=Analecta Anglo-saxonioa by
a. = accusative. B. Thorpe, London, 1846 (2).
A = Anglian, or, if followed by numerals, anv. = anomalous verb.

vm LIST OF SIGNS AND ABBREVIATIONS
AO = Alfred's translation of Orosius, ed. A. S. Napier and W. H. Stevenson
H. Sweet <EETS), 1883. (v. also (Anecdota Oxoniensia), Oxford, 1895.
Wfg.) Chb=Two of the Saxon Chronicles
Ap=the poem of the Fate of the Parallel, ed. J. Earle and C. Plummer,
Apostles, in Ge; or included with Oxford, 1892 (1). The poetical pas-
Andreas in Krapp's edition (v. As). sages are marked tCHB.
APs=the Arundel Psalter, ed. Q. Oess CM = the tract 'de Consuetudine Mona-
(AF vol. 30), Heidelberg, 1910. ohorum,' in Anglia, vol. 13, pp. 365-
ApT= Anglo-Saxon version of Apol- 454.
lonins of Tyre, ed. B. Thorpe, London, Cos = Altwestsachsische Grammatik, by
1834. P. J. Cosijn, Haag, 1888.
AS = King Alfred's version of Angus- = compare.
op.
tine's Soliloquies, ed. H. L. Hargrove CP=King Alfred's trans, of Gregory's
(Yale Studies in Old English), Boston, Pastoral Care, ed. H. Sweet (EETS),
U.S.A., 1912 (1). See also San London, 1871.
As = the poem of Asanas, in 6b. ^C p=the Corpus Glossary, in OET, or in
B=the poem of Beowulf, in Gb; also WW (cols. 1-54) or (if the numbers
ed. A. J. Wyatt and R. W. Chambers, are followed by a letter), in A Latin-
Cambridge, 1914 (1); or ed. W. J. Anglo-Saxon Glossary, ed. by J. H.
Sedgefiejd, Manchester, 1912 (1); or Hessels, Cambridge, 1890 (1).
ed. Harrison and Sharp, Boston, CPs=Der Cambridge-Psalter, ed. K.
U.S.A., 1888 (1). Wildhagen, Bibl. der Ags. Prosa, vol.
Bab = The Admonition of St Basil, ed. 7, Hamburg, 1910. (CHy= Cam-
H. W. Norman, London, 1849. bridge Hymns in the same vol.) (3)
BB = Bonner Beitr&ge zur Anglistik, ed. Cn=the poem of Crist, in Gb.
M. Trautmann. Cba =the poem of Men's Crafts, in Gb.
BC =Cartularium Saxonicum, ed. W. de Cbbat = the poem of the Creation, in Gb.
Gray Birch, London, 1883 etc., 3 vols. Ct= Charters, wills and other like docu-
Bd=Bede. ments, as contained in BC, CC, EC,
BDS=Beitrage zur Gesohichte der KC and TC.
deutschen Sprache, ed. E. Sievers, d. = dative,dp. =dat. pi. ds. =dat.
Leipzig, 1874^1914. singular; etc.
BH =the Anglo-Saxon version of Bede's =
Da the poem of Daniel, in Gb; or ed.
EcclesiaBtical History, 2 vols., ed. T. W. Hunt (Exodus and Daniel),
T. Miller (EETS), 1891-6. (Refer- Boston, 1885.
ence is usually made to the pages in DD=the poem 'Be Domes Daee* ('de
vol. 1 as regards the various readings die judiciie '), ed. J. R. Lumby (TSETS).
—
recorded in vol. 2 not to the pages London, 1876 (1); or in Gb (vol. 2,
in the latter vol.) pp. 250-272).
BK=Texte und Untersuohungen zur DsoB=the poem of Door's Complaint,
AE Iiteratur, etc., by R. Brotanek, in Gb and Kl.
Halle, 1913. DHy=the Durham Hymnarium, ed.
BL=The Bliokling Homilies, ed. R. J.Stevenson (Surtees Society, vol. 23),
Morris (EETS), 1874-80 (1). London, 1851. (Gl by H. W. Chap-
BlPs = Bliokling Glosses to the Psalms, man, Tale Studies, No. 24, Boston,
at the end of Bl. 1905.)
Bo = King Alfred's translation of Boe- Dom = the poem Be Domes Dege* from
'
thius, with the Metres of Boethius, ed. the Exeter Book, in Gb (Vol. 3, pp.
W. J. Sedoefield, Oxford, 1899 (1). 171-4).
-BPs=die AE Glossen im Bosworth DR=the Durham Ritual, ed. T.
Psalter, ed. U. Lindelof (Memoires Stevenson (Surtees Society), London,
de la Soo. neo-philologique a Helsing- 1840. Lines of Anglo-Saxon only
fors, torn. 5), 1909 (3). counted. [Gl by Uno Lindelof,
BR = An Anglo-Saxon Reader, ed. J. W. Bonn, 1901 (BB vol. 9).]
Bright, New York, 1913 or London, Du. = Dutch.
1910 (1). E=Early.
Br = the poem of Brunanburh, in Gb or EC = Land CBarters and other Saxonic
j"Chb. Documents, ed. John Earle, Oxford,
BT = An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary, by J. 1888 (3).
Bosworth and T. N. Toller, Oxford, EETS = Early English Text Society's
1882-98. BTSup.=the Supplement Publications.
to the above, Part I (A-EORD), EK= Early Kentish.
1908. El = the poem of Elene, in Gb; or ed.
^*0C=The Crawford Charters, ed. by Kent, Boston, 1889.

LIST Or SIGNS AND ABBREVIATIONS IX
Ep =the Epinal Gloss., in OET. Gtr=the poem of St Guthlao, in Gb.

EPS=Eadwine's Canterbury Psalter, Goth = the (prose) Life of St Guthlac,
ed. F. Harsley, EETS, London, 1889. ed. C. W. Goodwin, London, 1848 (pp.
(EHv= Hymns in the same vol.) 8-98), or ed. P. Gonser (AF vol. 27),
Erf = the Erfurt Gloss., in OET. Heidelberg, 1909 (pp. 100-176).
ES=Enghsche Studien, Heilbronn and HBLL=the poem of Hell, in Gb.
Leiprig, 1876-1914. HiFT=The Heptateuohus, etc, Anglo-
EWS= Early West Saxon. Saxonioe, ed.Edw. Thwaites, Oxford,
Ex = the poem of Exodus, inG& or in 1698.
Hunt's edition Da). If followed
(v. Hxx=The Hexameron of St Basil, ed.
by two kinds of numerals = Exodus in H. W. Norman, London, 1849.
Jtlfrie de vetere et novo Testamento in HGL=Gloases in (Haupt's) Zeitsohrift
the Bibl. der Ags. Prosa, VoL 1, fur deutsohes Altertum, vol. 9 (1863).
Cassel, 1872. HL=Homilien und Hemgendleben, ed.
=
exe. except. B. Assmann, Bibl. der Ags. Prosa, vol.
1 = feminine, fp. =fem. plural. 3, Cassel, 1889. v. also and Shb M
FAp=the poem 'Fata Apostolorum,' in (3).
Hu=the poem 'The Husband's Mes-
FBO=Daa Benediktiner Offixram, ed. sage,' in Gb.
E. Feiler (AF vol. 4), Heidelberg, Hy=the collection of 'Hymns' at the
1901. end of most of the Ags. versions of the
For = the poem of Finnsburg, in Gb, and Psalms, the various Psalters (Ps).
v.
most editions of Beowulf. [The numbering of verses etc. usually
FM=The Furnivall Miscellany, Oxford, follows that in Wildhagen's Cam-
1901. bridge Psalter (CPs).]
FT = the poem 'A i. = instrumental (case).
9
Father's Teachings,
in Gn. IM = ' Indicia Monasterialia,' ed. F.
g. = genitive, gs. = gen. singular, gp. = Kluge, in Teohmer's Internationale
gen.pl.; etc. Zeitsohrift fur allgemeine Sprach-
G =the Anglo-Saxon Gospels, ed. W. W. wissensohaft, vol. 2, Leipzig, 1886.
.
Skeat, Cambridge, 1871-87. See also = intransitive.

intr.
LG, NG, RG, WG. (Gl to by WG JAW = Eigentiimlichkeiten dee Ang-
M. A. Harris, Tale Studies, vol. 6, lischen Wortschatzes, by B. Jordan
Boston, 1899.) (AF vol. 17), Heidelberg, 1906
GD=Die Dialoge Gregors den Grossen, JGPh= Journal of (English and) Ger-
ed. Hans Hecht (Bibl. der Ags. Prosa, manic Philology, Urbane, HI.
vol. 5), Cassel, 1900-1907. Jn=the Gospel of St John. v. and G
Gen = the poem of Genesis, in Gb. If NG (JnL=Lindisfarne MS; JnR =
followed by two kinds of numerals = Rushworth MS, v. LG, RG).
Genesis in J&lfric de vetere et novo JPs=der Junius-Psalter, ed. E. Brenner
testamento (Bibl. der Ags. Prosa, (AF vol. 23), Heidelberg, 1909 (JHy
vol. 1, Cassel, 1872). =the Hymns in the same vol.).
Ger.= German. Jud =the poem of Judith, in Gb, or ed.
GK= Groin's Sprachsohatz der Ags. A. S. Cook, Boston, 1889 (1).
Dichter, revised by Kohler and Jul = the poem of Juliana, in Gb.
Holthausen, Heidelberg, 1912. (A K= Kentish.
complete referenced glossary to Gb.) KC = Codex Diplomaticufl Aevi Saxonici,
Gl= Glossary. Used also as a com- ed. J. M. Kemble, 6 vols., London,
prehensive sign for all or any of the 1839-48.
extant Anglo-Saxon glosses or glos- KGl -Kentish Glosses to the Proverbs
saries: Cp, Ep, Erf, GPH, HGl, of Solomon (=WW 66-88, or, if
KGl, Ln, OEG, WW
etc. quoted by number, in Kl).
G*=The Gnomic Verses in Gb. GnE KLÂngels&ohsisches Lesebuch, by F.
= those in the Exeter Book and GkC Kluge, 3rd edition, Halle, 1902 (2).
those in the Cotton MS. Separate KlED=F. Kluge's Etymologisohes
edition also by B. C. Williams, New Worterbuoh, 7th edition, 1910, or
York, 1914 (1). J. F. Davis' translation, London, 1891.
GPH = Prudentuib Glosses, contributed £. = Latin.
by A. Holder to Germania, Viertel- LoD=Leeohdoms, Wortcunning and
jahrssohrift fur deutsche Altertums- Staroraft of the Anglo-Saxons, ed.
kunde, vol. 11 (ns). 0. Cockayne, London, 3 vols., Rolls
GB=Bibliothek der Angels&chs. Poesie, Series, 1864-66 (vol. 2, and pp. 1-80
ed. C. W. M. Grein and revised by of vol. 3 are referred to bv the folio of
R. P. Wulker, Cassel, 1883-98. the MS, so that the references may

LIST OF SIGNS AND ABBREVIATIONS
also be available for G. Leonhardi'B MLN= Modern Language Notes, Balti-
edition of that part of the Lcd, in the more, 1880-1914.
Bibl. der Ags. Prosa, vol. 6) (3). Mod = the poem 'Bi Manna MM/ in
Lxas = the poem ' Be manna lease/ in Gb. Gb.
LG = the iindisfarne Gospels, in Skeat's MP = Modem Philology, Chicago, 190*-
ed. of the Anglo-Saxon Gospels (v. G). 1914.
(Glossary by A. S. Cook, Halle, 1804.) Mt=the Gospel of St Matthew; v. G
LRQ = Lindiafame and Rush worth and NG. (MtL Iindisfame MS;
Gospels, v. RG. MtR = Rushworth MS of St Matthew
Lieb. =F. Liebermann (v. LL). v. LG, RG.)
Lk=the Gospel of St Lake. v. G and n. = nominative, or neuter, or note. (np.
NG (LkL= lindiafame MS; LkR = nap., etc. =nom. plural, nom. and aco.
Rushworth MS; v. LG, RG). plur., etc.)
LL=the Anglo-Saxon Laws, as con- N = Northumbrian.
tained in liebermann, Sohmid or NAB=Narratiunculae, ed. 0. Cockayne,
Thorpe. If followed by numerals not London, 1861.
in parentheses, or only partially in NC = Contributions to Old English Lexi<q
parentheses, the reference is to Die oography by A. Napier, in the Philo-
Gesetse der Angelsachsen, ' by F. logical Society's Transactions for 1903
liebermann, 2 vols., Halle, 1903-12 -1906, London (mostly late texts).
(1) ; if by numerals entirely in paren- NED = the New English Dictionary, ed.
theses, to vol. 2 of 'Ancient Laws Sir J. A. H. Murray and others,
and Institutes,* by B. Thorpe, 2 vols., Oxford, 1888-1915. (See Preface,
London, 1840 (3). and Note 1.)
Ln=the Leiden Glossary, ed. J. H. = negative.
neg.
Hessels, Cambridge, 1906 (1). NG=the Northumbrian Gospels, con-
Lob = the Lorica Hymn, in Kleiner© tained in Skeat's edition (v. G, IX),
angels&chsische Denkmaler, by G. RG).
Leonhardi (Bibl. der Ags. Prosa, Nio = the Gospel of Nioodemus, in Heft ;
vol. 6), Hamburg, 1906. or in MLA 13-456^541. (The refer,
LP8=Der Lambeth-Psalter, ed. U. ences to passages are always to the
Iindelof, Acta Soc. So. Fennicae, latter edition.)
vol. 35, Helsingfors, 1909 (1). (LHy NR=The Legend of the Cross (Rood-
=the Hymns in the same vol.) tree), ed. A. S. Napier, EETS, London,
LWS=Late West Saxon. 1894.
LV=Leofrio's Vision, ed. A. S. Napier, obi. =
oblique.
in the Transactions of the Philological = occasional, occasionally.
oocl.
Society for 1907-10, pp. 180-188. OEG=01d English Glosses, ed. A.
M= Mercian. Napier (Anecdota Oxoniensia), Ox-
m.= masculine, ms., mp., etc. =masc. ford, 1900 (1).
sing., masc. plur., etc. OET=The Oldest English Texts, ed.
Ma = the poem of the Battle of Maldon, H. Sweet, EETS, 1885 (1).
in Gb, also in Bb, Kx or Sweet's Anglo- OF.= Old French.
Saxon Reader, Oxford. OHG. =01d High German.
Mdf =Altenglisches Ilurnamenbuch, by ON. =01d Norse.
H. Middendorff, Halle, 1902. [See 08.= Old Saxon.
Preface.] . = page, or plural.
Men = the Menologium, at the end of K>A=the poem of the Panther, in Gb.
Chb. Pabt = the poem of the Partridge, in Gb.
Met = the Metres of Boethius ; Bo.
v. Ph =the poem of the Phoenix, in Gb or
MF= Festschrift fur L. Morsbaoh BR.
(Studien zur Eng. Philologie, vol. 50), pi. = plural.
Halle, 1913. PPs=the Paris Psalter, ed. B. Thorpe,
MFH = Homilies in MF, ed. Max Forster. London, 1835. The prose portion
MH=An Old English Martyrology, ed. (Psalms 1-50) also ed. Bright and
G. Herzfeld (EETS), London, 1900. Ramsay, Belles Lettres Series, Boston,
See also Shb. 1907, and the remainder (verse por-
Mk=the Gospel of St Mark; v. G and tion) in Gb.
NG. (MkL=Iindisfarne MS; MkR Ps = any one or more of the Anglo-Saxon
= Rushworth MS of St Mark; v. LG, Psalters. [NB. In the numbering
RG.) of the Psalms, the Authorised Version
MLA= Publications of the Modern is usually one ahead of the MSS.] v.
Language Association of America, A, B, C, E, J, L, R, S and VPs; also
Baltimore. Hy.

LIST OF SIGNS AND ABBREVIATIONS
PST= Philological Society's Tranaao- Soul = the poem of the Soul, in Gb.
tionB (v. also LV and NC). SPs =Psalterium DavidisLatino-Saxoni-
QF=Mone, Quellen u. Forsohungen but oum, ed. J. Spelman, London, 1640.
Oeeohiohte dor teutschen lit. u. (Stowe MS, but includes marginal
Sprache, Aachen nod Leipzig, 1830. readings from APs, CPs and EPs.)
RB = der Benediotinregel, ed. A. Schroer, Swt.=The Student's Dictionary of
Bibl. der Ags. Prosa, vol. 2, Gassel, Anglo-Saxon by H. Sweet, Oxford,
1886-8 (3). 1897.
RBL =the Anglo-Saxon and Latin Rule TC=Diplomatarium jEvi Saxonioi, ed.
of St Benet (Interlinear Glosses), ed. B. Thorpe, London, 1865 (3).
H. Logeman, EETS, London, 1888. tr.= transitive.
RD=The Riddles of the Exeter Book, usu. = usual, usually.
in 6b, or ed. F. Tapper Janr., Boston, v. = vide, or very.
1910 (1). vX=varia lectio.
RG = the Rnshworth Gospels, in Skeat's VPs=the Vespasian Psalter, as con-
ed. of the Anglo-Saxon Gospels (v. G). tained in OET (1). [VHy=Hymns
Mt (all), 1-2" and Jn 18" are in
Mk at the end of the Psalter.] Glossary**
a Mercian dialect, and are usually also by Conrad Grimm (AF, vol. 18),
R
known as 1 ; the rest (R1 ) is in a Heidelberg, 1906.
Northumbrian dialect (v. also LG). VtPs=Psalter-Glosses in Cotton Vitel-
Glossary to R1 by Ernst Schulte, lius E 18 (noted by Wildhagen in CPs).
Bonn, 1904; to R* by U. Lindelof, w. =with.
HeLrinsfors, 1897. W=(I) Wulfstan's Homilies, ed. A.
Rood =the poem 'Dream of the Rood,' Napier, Berlin, 1883. Glossary by
in Gb. L. H. Dodd, New York, 1908. (II)-
RPs=der Regius-Psalter, ed. F. Roeder West Saxon.
(Studien in Eng. Philologie, vol. 18), WA=the poem of the Wanderer, in
Halle, 1904. (RHy=the Hymns in Gb.
the same vol.) Wald =the poem of Waldhere, in Gb.
RSL = Transactions of the Royal Society Wfg = die Syntax in den Werken Alfreds,
of Literature, London. by J. E. Wiilfing, Bonn, 1894-1901
Run* = the poem of the Ruin, in Gb. (copious material, and indexes to
Run =the Rune-poem, in Gb. words in AO, BH, Bo, CP, AS, PPs,
s.= strong; also = singular. bv.= strong etc.).
verb. swv.= strong- weak verb. WG=Weet Saxon Gospels (v. G).
Sat = the poem 'Christ and Satan,' in Whalx = the poem of the Whale, in Gb.
Gb. Wins the poem of Widsith, in Gb, or
sb. = substantive. ed. R. F. Chambers, Cambridge, 1912.
8C = Defensor'sliber Scintillarum, ed. WiF=the poem of 'the Wife^s Com-
E. Rhodes, EETS, London, 1889 (3). plaint,' in Gb.
=
8bav the poem of the Seafarer, in Gb. WS = West Saxon.
eg. = singular. Wt=An Old English Grammar by J.
SHK=the Shrine by 0. Cockayne, Lon- and E. M. Wright, 2nd edition, Ox-
don, 1864-70 [pp. 29-33 and 46- ford, 1914.
166 =MH; pp. 36-44 =HLpp. 199- WW=01d English Vocabularies, ed. by«
207; pp. 163-204= AS]. T. Wright and R. P. Wulker, London,
=
SHy Surtees Hymnarium = DHy 1884. Cols.l-64=Cp; 66-88=KGl;
SkED=An Etymological English Dic- pp. 89-103 =Colloq. Monast. in NED.
tionary by W. W. Skeat, Oxford, Wy=the poem 'Be manna wyrdum.' in
1910.
Sol = the poem Solomon and Saturn, in ZDA=Zeitechrift fur deutsches Alter-
Gb (if in italics, the reference is some- turn, Leipzig and Berlin, 1853-1914.
times to the prose version, ed. J. M. ZDFh=ZeitBchrift fur deutsohe Philo-
Kemble). logie, Halle, 186^-1914.

ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS
,abrytan...SPs should be abrftan...EP8. I : odd Sol80.
iftcweorran : for SPs read ELPs. flogettan : substitute to fly, flutter. So
•safest : lor Jfc read EL GD100".
sstgweta : /or LkL12« read LkL12« foklic : add worldly, secular, GD209".
Gbn76. : (kid lordimednes add GD345*. :
add LL. : forecweden aforesaid, GD 12 ; 344.

SBrendung: add £2?. forehGs: add LV33.
aascwlga : for J read f. Iorewftung should be forewitung.
afaran : add DaQ. forlastednes (GD227")=for]»tennes
ignlend : possession should be possessor. forrftda? m. traitor, plotter, MP 1 592.
igntondOe should be f, forsegenlic (GD233 n )=forsewenlio
Igryndan : add Mbit 111. torttromung : for GSVPs read CVPs.
Ihwyllan : add to roll to MP 1-692. forflman : odd NC289.
u* fnero.
i, antifonere (iEP154«)=ante« iortfttton to profit ('profcere ),
fulltremed : add -lioe after adv.
9
GD 200.
add LV57. fuUbil thoroughly well, GD2481.
for CSPs read EPS. tyrdgestealla, fyrdgetrum : add f.
/or SPs read EPS.
: +gang: sAd passage (lapse) of time, GD
ittllan should be atiUan. 17910.
fttltag : add EC448». geadning f. text, MtL p8".
itorgeblaM n. swelling caused by poison, geanoyms: delete second line of article.
Lcd 162b. gearowyrdlg : add Mod 51.
atfecgan: add oppress? (Tapper) Rd IV. gfodaed: oddf.
ItJynnlan : for read M. VHy DHy8 geondfiowende ebbing and flowing, OEG
iwarnlan: read (APs)=aswarnian. 2303.
-I- bearded having a bead, GD279". geondliean : add Ph70.
bssirguQg: strike out sorrowing, VHy. geondsendan : omit t.
beseeawere : for VHy read DHy 24". gest- : for gsest- read gest-
betencan: add plunge into (fire),GD 3 17. giastran: add Rd 41".
blegan: odd +byged 6oued douTfi, in- gtostet : add GD10".
firm, Nio471». glomung : for VHy read DHy; GD.
blffie : add (+b. occurs at Guth161»). godwebben add GD 17ft1
: .
add LV74. hSBftnlednas : odd GD346".

cweme-=owem- ±h8eftnledan should be +hnftniedan.
+dal xl part, GD311". bAtottan should be ± halettan.
\ r -dalmatic* omt* land add GD329"*.
: beale-lendllo, -igendlio: for SPS89"
+drtog II. add pentfe (Aorae), GD78".
: read APs89u : imploring, GD17"
Mian aaottid be ±§8ian. bellegSBst strike out f.
:
+ ladling: add rule, dominion. hellegeat: odd 1-610. MP

fAmne(n)dlle (GD) =f«mnh4dKo bellesiow f. infernal region, heU, GD
tAraaralng f. quick marching, GD14**. 332".
fronting f. read commendation, trust, MWcufllic : add/arot7*ar, GD32.
guardianship, GD239" ; LL58T17]. hnep (GD186 a7 )=hn»pp
fssstnung: add exhortation, MkLp2s : borsttegn : add muleteer, GD 191 st .
monument, MtL p5« ; Mk5*. brittnes: odd £!P 136*.

'
.
* ~fantbletsung f consecration of water for
. buselboz receptacle of the host, MP 178*.
baptism, -fflP188« bwllstfcoe : GD264M
add .
feohtUng :add MP 1-610. +byldelle secure, safe, GD348 10

.
ferbtlto : add PPs95w . +Iefian : add compassionate, GD216(«).
9 9 9
—
Additional references to the NED: be bod 'bibod* ; belQean 'belouke ; eempa
9
9
'hemp' ; eennan 'ken ; elipung 'cleping ; ensspp 'knap ; dlbtere 'dighicr ; draea
1 9
'drake'; dysglan 'dizzy ; fAcne 'faken ; forboglan 'forhow'; forwlernan 'for-
9 9
warn 9 ; gafol 'gavel ; gleaw'oietp'; beonon'Aen*; bleo 'lee ; bllebban 'laugh';
9 9 9
hreof 'reof ; hryre «rure'; buru •Awe'; lerre 'irre ; lutan 'lout

A CONCISE

A CONCISE
abeoflan=abifian; ab*ogan=abfigan
ftbeornan» to take fire, PPs 106".
a prep. [ =on] on, at, in, to, for, Abftowan (WW 217 M ) =aby wan
ft h
(awa, 5) adv. always, ever, at all, ftberan 4 to bear, carry : endure, suffer, Mt,
conHnucusto, for ever, MjkO,CB. a on Bo; JE,GP : bear (a child), : take away, M
ecniase; a butan ende world without end : remove : reveal i (refl.) rerfratn onefe!/ : ao
at amy time : in any degree. [ON. ei, ey] «*tfoit<,NC26&
L=fi
II. ft-berd, -bend crafty, cunning.
ft- (unemphatio verbal prefix); I. orig. = ftberendlle bearable.
forth, away, bat as a role only intensitive ftbernan (N)=abeornan
in meaning. II. son- III. ym(b)- TV. ftberatan* to buret out, break out, M,CP
a(I.) in pronouns and participles, and gives break away, escape, fit a. break out.
a sense of indefiniteness. V. = &- abe*eolan=abedecian; ablcgan=aby<
ft&lan = on&lan; ftAtfan =ale«an;
ftbaean* to bake, £H
2*268*.
ftb =6web ftbldan 1 to
remain behind,
<abide,'
AO
wait, remain,
survive : wait for.
~H +
ftbaMan to compel, restrain, ward off z exact, M : expect, MtllK
take toll : force out, extract. ask for, request, require, demand,
to
Absellgan = ebylgan pray, pray to, pray for, M
: get by asking,
abftran to disclose, bring to light, DD41. obtain, M,AO,CP : call out (an army).
ftbeu* (W274**)=»b»re ablflan (eo) to tremble, quake, shake.
ftbcernan = on banian ; abal (Qvs 500) =alol AbUgtS, abilh* = ftbylgB; ftblran = aberan
ftbannan to summon, convoke, command : ftblring = abyrging ; ftblsg-, ftblseg- = abyag-
7
announce, proclaim, a. fit call out, as- abttan 1 to btte tn pieces, tear to pieces, devour,
semble, Chr. .£• abanne'] gnaw, M,AO : taste, partake of, consume.
ftbarlan to lav bare, disclose. ftbit(e)rian to turn bitter, CP341" : embitter.
fabbad, abbod, abbotXabbud abUt, abitt=abit,abit
.abbud (a, o) m. « abbot; BH,Chr;J& [L. ablftclan to become pale, grow faint: become
abbatem] tarnished, OP 135*.
abbudddm m. abbatial jurisdiction, BH. AblAcan to bleach, whiten, BJPb50*.
abbndeeee t abbess, Chs. fibldenet f. pallor, gloom, Lod 1*294.
abbndhad m. abbatial rank, dignity, LL. ablAcung f. pallor, HGl518.
abbudlftast lack of an abbot, BC MM',
f. AblAst inspired, furious.
abbudrfoe (o) n. abbey, abbacy, office or ftblftwan1 'to blow, blow away, breathe upon,
jurisdiction of an abbot (need even of a A
: puff up, swell, Led Q&b. ['ablow']
'~
convent of nuns). ^ftbttw-nes, -ung f. inflation, Lcd.
abtatan7 to beat, strike, break to pieces, **blegned ulcerated, Lod.
make to fall, Or. âbeat 9 ] ftblendan to blind, put out the eyes of, M,
ftbeetda t ABO, alphabet. CP dazzle, deceive, delude, JB. {'dblend'i
:
Abedeclan (et$e-) to get by begging or asking, ablered bare, uncovered, bald, [blere]
Bo71 u . ftbnean 1 to shine, glitter.
L-.abedlsse=abbudefl8e; abegan=abygan ablicgan=ablycgan; ftbHgnss=&bylgnes
ftbelgan* to make angry, irritate, offend, ftbllndan to make blind, BlISI 4 .
Soli MJlO,CB : hurt, distress : be angry «blindian=ablendan

with. Pabelgenn ftblfnnan* to cease, leave off, desist, 4fi,A0,CP.
abeodan* to orSer, proclaim, bid, command, abllnnednes f. cessation, interruption, A
direct : summon, call out : announce, relate, 5*465.
declare, present, offer, AO; M. h«l a. to abllnnendHce indefatigably, HGl429*.
wish one good luck, greet, bid farewell to. ftbllnnendnei =ablinnednee
VabedeJ} ftbllilan (M) = ablysian
c.h.

ABLISSIAN 2 ACREOPIAN
Ablisslan to make glad, please, GD 336n. ak] IL interrog. particle, why, inhere/ore,
Ablongen=abolgen, pp. of abelgan. whether : in direct questions =L. nonne,
Ablyegan (i) to grow pate, M : make afraid. ^
numquid.
Ablynnan=ablinnan a|^f.g&.andnp. m'oaV^CM^Mdf
Ablysian to blush. (J) ship of oak (w. riSpr&oas) name of the
:
Ablysung f. blushing, shame, RB 133". rone for a. [OHO. eih]

Abodlan to announce, proclaim, LkR 12s. ac&gan = acigan
Abolgennes t irritation, WW 230". acftgtod 'serratus,' Nae20ss .
Aborgian to be surety for, LL : ( w. ©t) borrow, aeonn- = aoenn- ; Aeserran = acirran

Abortan=abarian ucalELn* to become frost-bitten, LcD2b.
t
^
—--Abraoian to engrave, emboss. t^—aean* to 'ache, ' suffer pain, AS.
AbrSdan L to spread out, dilate : stretch aeast acaseTTN6)==flB08
out, M. Ih bake, Lod 44a. aebeam m. oak-tree, accen t m. accent. [L.]
^J^ <"~* '""
abrasllan to crash, crackle, GD236". accutian?=aounnian "
Abreac pret. 3 sg. of abrucan. Aooynn n. a kind of oak, 430*. WW

Abrftat pret. 3 sg. of abreotan. aodreno m. oak drink, drink made from
Abreean 4 to break, break to pieces, break acorns f, WW.
down, conquer, capture, violate, destroy, ace=eoe
1
JS,AO,CP : break away from. acealdlan to become cold, JB,CP. ['acold ]
abrMan* to move quickly, draw, uneheath, aceaplan to buy off, buy out.
wrench, puU out, Mt : withdraw, take Acelan to cool off still, quiet, Met. ['afate']
',
away, draw back, free from, M.AO. ftp Acelma=ftcelma; acen=fecen

abroden drawn up, raised up : start up, Aeennan to bring forth, produce, renew, Bo,
awake.
,
[\abraid \ WO; M: attribute to.
V akennejd ) ]
9
abredwlan to lay low, kiU, B2619. aoennedlto 'genuinus,' UEQ. native,'

Abrtgan to alarm, terrify. acennednes (WO; M), -oennes (OP,NQi
Abregdan=:abredan AO)l(trfa. ['akennlaQjus*]
Abreotan1 to destroy, kill. acennend m. parent, DR197U .
Abrtotnes f . extermination, OET 182. acennlcge f . mother, DR.
aoreooan" (intr.;
abreooan* (intr.) to jau,
fail, aecay,
decay, aetertorate, acenmng i.
deteriorate, Acennlng birth, Bk 16.
f. o%rw x
perish, be destroyed, Ma; M. abro«en(pp.) aceoolan (tr.) .) to tchoke ; (intr.) burn out,
degenerate, reprobate, ASOr. (tr. and wk.) AcAocung f. 'rum

s
'ruminatio,* 179*.WW
destroy, [v. brethe'}
J
Aeeorfan to7 cut cut off, hew down, AO,CP.
Abrerd- =onbryrd- " onweg a. to cut away. oik. to cut off, AO.
AbroSennes f. baseness, cowardice, W. Aetoaan* to choose, A0,CP.
AbrQean* to eat, A 11-1". acer=»oer; aeerr-=acirr-
Abryrd-=onbryrd- . -- _ AoSgan to call, summon.
N
Abrylan to destroy, $5Ps36 s . tr Acirran (e, y) (tr.) to turn, turn away or
^^
•»
/^"^^JUMIfan (= on-) adv. above, Che 1090 E. aside : (intr.) turn oneself, go, return.
AbOgan* (» on-) to bow, incline, bend, sub- aclrrednes v. onweg-a.
mil, do reverence, B,ChrL; M : swerve, turn Ael=acol; AelAc aglao ^
(to or from), deviate, CP : withdraw, retire : aclft nslan to cleanse, purify, M.
be bent or turned, turn one's self. âftoigM Aeleaf n. ooi leaf, Lod.
Abunden unimpeded. Aelftofan* to cleave, EC351 10 .
Aborod not inhabited, TC 162". Aeleoplan to call out, WW
378s .
- ^.AbQtan, -bitten, -baton. I. prep. aco. <m,«+acliant to frighten, excite [aool] ,
N^ about, around, on the outside, round about, Aelungen contracted, WW

239s7. [olingan]
CP,ChrL,JS. II. adv. about, nearly, ChrC. jAemelu n. acorn meal, Lod.
[= onbutan; 'about'] Aemlstel f. mistletoe, Lod. Aen-=eaon-
Abyogan to buy,~f8g~for, requite : redeem : AonAwan1 to know, recognise, understand.
perform, execute. ^ acnyssan to drive out, expel, SPs 36".
Abyflan to mutter, WW 447 s*. fr-
a^-acotrian to recover, Led. [' acover *]
§Jbfgun{e)tobend,defteet:subdue,bringtow: Aeolf affrighted, dismayed.
convert. Aedllan to grow cold, CP/^>a
*b?gendlic v.an-a; Abylg-,abylig-=&bylgt,AeoIltus m. acolyte, ISLtLXf
A-byrgan, -byrian to taste, eat. Aeolmodf fearful mindearftmid.
Abyrglng (-iri-) f. taste. +Aoolmddlan to cast down, sadden,
lt
WW
abysgtan to busy, occupy, employ : engage 209 . [aool]
in, undertake i take up, fill, GD. C hcorti&n to make terms, reconcile, Che 11 20.
Abysgung f . occupation : trouble. acorenllc eligible, worthy of choice, CP 409**
ab^wan (So) to rub off, polish, cleanse, purify, aoostnian to try, test, prove, CM, WW.
. ac I. oonj. but : but also, moreover, never&e- acreaftan to think out, devise, A046m.
less, however: because, for {}): and {^), As Acrammlan to cram, 236w. WW
£69. ao gif unless, except, Bl 151. [Qoth. acreoplan to creep, crawl, M.

ACRDfMAN ADROGIAN
aerimman» (y) to cram, duff, WW. Adattan* to defoe, oty, erawate, £ÂO,CP.
telnd f oak bark, Lod.
. AdeJlht£J%, WW.
icnimmen pp. of acrimm&n. AdeJstalf m. eetoer, «tn&, J3.
aes=8Bz; Ace-=aeo-; aasesaaoe AdAman to judge, try, deprive of or exclude
AetAn m. oak-twig, Lod. from by a legal decision : try, afflict,
Aetrfto n. oak-tree, Wnr28M . Adeorolan to become dull, obscure, tarnished,
acucian (J3)=acwician CP grow dark, W.
\jmt : g\
Aeul=±aool; Acuma(jE)=ftoamba Aderlan to fort, GD 219".
Aoumaa4 to come, come forth {from), M ffpdesan
esa
l
m., adeae f. ad*e,' hatchet, BH,W. (J?
bear, bring : endure, withstand, oet toT6lexe=M
exe=&«exe
or from, reach, Gen. ['acorne'] <Ad-taru f. da. -irnre way or path to the funeral
fJfAeum-ba m., -be fn. ' oakum, ' hards, tow, Led, pile, B3010.
OEO,WW : ashes of oakum : parings, Adflnl n. limit f ash-heap of a beacon t
• clippings, [oemban] 354*. EC
AcumendUc tolerable, : possible. M •idiyr n. sacrificial fire, Ex 398.
AcumendDonet f. possibility. + Adglan = +eadgian
Acunnan (NG)=oncannan Adlhtan to compose, write.
Acunnlan to try, test, prove : experience, CP. Adllitian to regulate, arrange, order, CP.
Acunimng t experience, triafÂD. A-dlleglaii, -dil(i)ffian {f) to destroy, blot
LÂcman to accuse, MtL12"f£j out, annihilate, devastate, CP.
iewaclan to tremble. \^
Adlmmlan to become dim or dull, to darken,
Aewaanoan =acwencan obscure, CP.
Aeweeean (tr.) to move, swing, shake, w6rate,#adl in., adle f. disease, infirmity, sickness,
Ma; JE : (intc.) quiver, M. ['aquetch'] AO,CP.
Aewelan4 to die, perish, JE,AO,CP. • Adl Ag m. flame of the funeral pile, Ph 222.
Aewellan to kiU, destroy, JnL; jE,AO,CP. ±Adlian to be diseased or HI, languish, M :
[*aqttell'] cause disease, DR.

AewaUadnas (e»») !. slaughter, EPs 43u . AdUg sick, diseased, M.
Aewanean to quench, extinguish, Mt; AO. Adllga m. sick person. AdHht=adeIiht
[âquench*] «Adloma m. one crippled by fire, Gu884.
Aeweorna m. squirrel,
A , 01.
_.. Pagaeroe'] [lama?]
Aeweorran* to guzzle, gorge, |Ps 77 n. •AdbAoo sickofacontagiouediseose,'E8Q9'221&.
Aewern=aoweorna IF L #Adl4Sraoul f. gs. -tinaoe/oroe of disease.
Aewerren =&oworren
_... pp. of aeweorran. JUDmigttHae«,a;H1122».
Aeweoan* <o «oy, *pea« oat, declare, utter, «Adlwer!lg weary from Hlness, Ou981.
ezpre**, aaetper, Qen : reject, oanieAy Gmr Addn (for oonj. . d6n) to take away, send
f
304. [*oeiPMla ] away i cast out, expel, destroy : (w. prepe.
Aewtolan ffer.) to ffatdfeen, t*t*,/y, Pe (into.) to, on, from, etc) put, place, take, remove,
revive, BJET. ['agate*'] set free, AO,CP.
acwlnan1 to dwindle away, disappear, oo adoea=adeea; AdrMan=ondrftdan
out {of fire), BH,LPs. AdriMan to drive away, shut out, expel,
Aawlnoan* to txmttA, 6e extinguished or AO,CP. Vadreve']
eclipsed. AdrAnotâdrenoed pp. of adrencan.
A-cwuelan, -owyofansaowioian Adragan* to draw {sword), HL IS**.
Acwudn m. an oak wood, BLC 0-218". Adrlfan=adribfan
Aewylan = aowelan «adremlnte f. feverfew.
Aewylman to kiU, slay. Adrancan to submerge, immerse, drown, AO.
Acwylmlan to be tormented, W22P. Vadrench']
ftowynean = aowencan AdrAogan* to act, perform, do, practise, JB :
Aeynned==aoeniiedpp. of aoeonan. bear, suffer, endure. An; CP : pass time,

Acyrr-=aoin >-
Uve,M.
r I'adree')
---*• fc
Ae^Ban to show, proclaim, reveal, announce, Adr Aogendlle bearable,

confirm, prove. Adreohan=adreogan
•Ad mn. heap, funeral pile, pyre : fire, flame. Adreopan* to drip, drop, Ax.
[OHO. eit] Adrtosan* to faU to pieces, decline, vanish
AdWan to divide, separate. fail
Adeadlan to fail, decay, mortify, become AdrHAn1 to drive, drive away, drive out,
torpid or cattous, M. pursue, follow up, LL ; M,AO,CP : ^toJfce out
AdAaflan to become deaf, WW 179" (a ford) : chase {metal), M. ['adrive']
Adeafung deafening, making deaf, Led. Adrtgan=&drygan
f.
[. 'adeave'] Adrtnean* be drowned, extinguished, BH;
idelL=*dl; II.=&dela l
AO. [ adrink ]
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. HUlela m. mud, dirt, fiUh, filthy place, M. Adrugian, adrawian (MtJR) to dry up.
rt [•oAfle'] ['adroughe']
1—2

ADBYGAN 4 MFEN
Adrfgan (i) to become dry, dry up, wither, «cambef.=acumbe
CP: dry, wipe dry. ftcan=Iecan; 890cyrn=fficern
idrysnan to extinguish, repress, NG. nee, £oe=eoe, eoe; seced=eoed
adsa=adesa; adulseaoâdelsSa* SBoedwIn n. wine mingled with myrrh, MkL
Adumblan to become dumb, keep silence, 15 tt.
Mk; M. [v. 'dumb 9 vb.] Ae«aii=aoelan
mc -^.a-dttn, -duna, -dune adv. down, downward, Jseebna m. chilblain, OEG,WW.
**
-ffi. [= ofdfine] Acelmehte (ecil-) having chilblains, OEG
adOne(A)stIgan to ciewend, CPs. 1523.
adunfeallan tofaU down, EPs 144". I. a wood o/ oaks.
lAcen
II. oai*n, WW
tfT —adunweard adv. downwards, ChrL. ['a 270". IIL »eaoen pp. of eacan.
•** downward ] 9
Wjbootr nap. acras m. jCW, eoiw Jono', cut-
,Hk
AdOstrii*n=andustrian tooted tond, iff; JE,AO,CP; Mdf : a certain
AdwAsean (e) to jntf out, quench, extinguish, quantity of land, 'acre,' JE; v. LL 2-267 :
6to< oaf, destroy, AO : suppress, M,CP. crop,
A-dwellan to wander, «troy. # SBcerceorl m. countryman, farmer, NC 268.
Adwellan, piet. 3 sg. -dwealde to seduce, 8eceren=®cern
lead <Mtray : hinder, M. secerhege m. Aedge of afield, KG3*33 S .
AdwAsean =adwfiscan sdoerm&lum by acres, KC 6-98*.

Adwlnan1 to dwindle or waste away. %eBcermann m. farmer, WW. ['acreman']
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Adydan to destroy, mortify, hill, M. adead- %»cern n. nut, mast of trees, JE (i 1 ) : 'acorn
l
[
en'] WW.
—Adrian
Adylf=adealf
to overpower with sound.
pret. of adelfan.
«8dcernspranea
MfitoW*.
m. 'Hex,
9
oak sapling?
Ad*Jglan, adylegian=adilegian tmeriAd n. seed enough for an acre? Chb

adymman = ariimmian 1124.
Adysgtan to make foolish, W185". ssBcerteooung t titte o/ tte produce of the
A-aocented verbalprefix,= (l)without; (2) a-, soil, 310". W
« AI. f. also few f. (and m. or n. ? in 4ft?) fotg+SBoertynlnjt f. fencing, EC 377
9 .
(<imne or Awnan), custom, covenant, Xo,#9Beerweoren.JfeJd-MorJ;, GPH391.

CP; WQJfQ. butan ft otitfatr : (esp. in seces=»x
'
pL ) rite, ceremony faith, religion, unrihte secest, SBoetf pres. 2 and 3 sg. of acan.
:
A false religion. Cristes £ potpei : ecrtp- ftcUma=*celma; S9cirn=»06rn

(ttf», revelation : marriage, M
(lawful) AelAca=agls3ca; «cleaw=fegl&aw
:
wt/e. For some oomps. v. *w-. [ cb ] *Acnoale degenerate, not noble, WW .
II.=ea I. III. interj. oh! alas I +Aen6sllende degenerating, 218". WW

Aa I. = ea I. II. gp. of £ ; seal- =eal» tftoreeftf m. knowledge of law or ordinances,
AalAinterj. =eala; *ar- = ear- religion.
Aearglan to become remiss, AO 212*. «&CT8sftlg learned in the law ; as sb. = lawyer,
'AbAre (e" XL) manifest, notorious, public, scribe, Pharisee.
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open, evident, clear, [ e6er*] sscrasv. eecer; aecren=8Boern
Ns,4M» f. 'axe, pickaxe, hatchet, CP; Mt (»x).
9
aebblan to ebb away, recede, Chb.
9
ffibbung ( =ebb-) f. 'ebbing. sft ». gttf/, asest, not? pres. 2 and 3 sg. of acan.
bay, WW 164 «oumba=aoumba; sBOur=8eoer
Abebod n. injunction of the law, command, *8&cyrf m. (wood-)choppings, 224". BH
PPs 118"». nd (NG)=«t; ssd-=ed-
• Abac fp. eoofo of the law, 439". WW nddenaax (WW) = edreseax
AbAre = Sbfire ; Abasn = fcfeen ssddre, fidr = fidie
Abllg-, -bili(g)- = ftbylg- ; AblAo- = abl&o- «Adre I. f . artery, vein, pulse, nerve, sinew, ; B
HBblAoe lustreless, pale, pallid. : AO
pi. veins, kidneys : runlet of water,
«Abod m. business, M
: statute.
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fountain, spring, stream, ['eddre ] II. adv.
«Aboda m. messenger, preacher, Gtr 900. at once, directly, instantly, quickly : (t)fuUy,
Abrssoe, -breca=8&wbrseoe, -breca entirely. [08. adro]
•AbreoS f sacrilege, LPs.
. » Adraseaz (der) n. lancet, 410". WW
•Abrueol sacrilegious, QPH. 402. *Adrewag» m. artery, vein.
} . •*&» il fir-tree, M. Ejabies] Adrifan=adrifan; SBdwlst=edwiflt
Sijr
Abyi^n^sebylg^ 8Bfastt= safest; AfsBtt^sawfsMt
Âbylga m. anger, LPs77«f . ©Idadl -dell (NG)=ofd»le
# ±A1^]gan, -byli(g)an to mate angry, «6Bfd^ne m. declivity, Gl.
ojfend, JS. «AfeUe tritaovt *Wn, peeted, 190s1 WW .
< Abylgnes anger, offence, M.

f. ^ ssf en = efen
AbylgS, -bylgû f. anger, AO. Mc Afen (e) nm. 'even, evening, eventide, B,
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«byllg-=»bylg.; A-byl8,-bylyg«=83bylg« MUL,Qu (€fn). W fifenes t«U eventng :

Ao I.f.=ao; U.(N) = eao eve, RB.

jEFENCOLLATIO 5 ABTERHYRIGAX
•AfenooJlaJlo the 'eofloJto* read before earn- ttAfnan (e) to carry out, do, perform, fulfil :
piine, NC268. am* : enanre, JMjjTer : (+)hold, sustain.
Af endrtam m. even-song, RB. [02f. efna]
Af engebed n. everting service, WW 129*. nine = efne
Afengereord n. evening meal, supper {often «±Afnian to ^rotc towards evening, M.
weed in pi. of one meal). 'Afnnng f. 'event*?,' «t*iwef, JB.
Afengereordlan to sup, give supper to, ftfre adv. 'ever,' of a»y time, 8at,Mt : of- ~*£
CM 1030. ways, constantly, perpetually, Or,BB; M,
Afengereordnng {. supper, NC269. CP : henceforth : ne ft. ; ft. ne (— nftfre)
Af engeweore n. evening work, Lod 70b. never ; ft. td aldie/or ever. A. Alo, 1P,0Kr.
Afen^glefl, -gift n. evening repast, supper, ft. ftnig any af a£, £(7.
AO,CP. »treda m. what is taken or separated from,
Afen-giom, -glome m., -ddmnng (omm-, OEG (Nepier). [af ; *hreda (hxedden)] :
eom-) !. gloaming, twilight, tow, oakum (BT).
Afengrom fierce at eve, B 2074. • Afremmonde pious, religious, Jul 648.
eafenlan=Bfnian esfie L=efea; H.=sebs
Afenlle n. evening sacrifice, evening »a9teeogan to confute, E842us.
prayer, PPb140». afrtMefett
AfenlAoan to grow towards eveningf Lk 24". mttwmon n. pasturage, 410" (=»«fes- WW
Af enltoht n. evening light, B 403. weoro).
Af enleoSt n. evening song. aft « eft
Alenlle o/ <ee evening; adv. -Hoe. «e»fUn adv. yVoei 6eAtndt oeatnd, m Me rear, HZ
Mvnlotm lauds (service), C&IOM. Ma. ['o/t']
Afenmete m. supper. ueftanweard adj. oeAtnd, in the rear, follow-
NC 209.
Afenoffrnng !. evening sacrifice, ing, Rn 63s .
AfenrAdlng !. reading (during the evening f»ftemest adj. last, hindmost, MJlO.
meal at a monastery), 'coUatto,* CM. , after I. prep. (w. d., i and—chiefly N.—a.)
-f£
Afenrepenng f. nightfall, M. (looal and temporal) after, along, behind,
Afen-rest, -tomtit I. evening rest. through, throughout, during : (oanaal)
Afeneang m. 'evensong, 9 Jl,BB. following, in consequence of, according to,
Afenteeop m. evening singer, bard, R» 0*. /or the purpose of : (objeot) after, about, in
[•©op] jwrjnti of, /or. II. adv. o/ter, ften, a/ter-
Afenge&na m. eeemno splendour, Gmr2448. wards, thereafter : thereupon, later, back
AfentprAe 1 evening tott, B759. (— *n return), a. "Son, Item, ttisam; ».
Afentteorm m. tte evening star, Hesperus, torn ("Son, 'San) tie; afterwards, there-
Bo; M. ['evenetor*] a/ter.
Afen-ttd t, .time m. eventide, M. after* =» often*
AfenSennng f evening tertnce : evening afterA f lae 6oo* Deiiteronomy, JE.
. .
rejxief, supper. afterboren adj. •a/ter&orn,' partAwiuHu,

Afengeowdcm m. evening eerviee or ojfbe, ^Rf .
WW 129*. aftercweoan*
to epea* «/*»"» repeat nfter-
Afonung=ftfnung; Afer=ftfre ewetiendra lof praise from posterity : to
aferSe f name o/a pfonf , Lod.
. renounce, abjure, Chr 1094.
8Bfes-=erfee- aftereynlng m. later £ing! BH140M B.
afesat m., aefeee (m.) I. =afeen afterealu n. «ma8 6eer, WW1294.
^ afesn, wfeeen f. relish, dainty, special pas- afterflttan. «fterfiligend=«fterfylgan, nf-
turage, pannage; the charge for special terfylgend
pasturage, LL. Afterfolgere m. follower, A0142n.
aofesne? =8epeent nfter-folglan, -tylgan ( AO) to follow after,
^ffifett mf. envy, hatred, malice, spite, CP; succeed, pursue.
»ftertylgednes f. sequel, ^L23baM
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BtPs : teal, rivalry. Revest ] .
AfesMAwinet ;/ »tt«rtjrlgend m. follower, successor, AO.

atfesttul JWo/ envy. C -hoe in succession.
• ±»fetttan -igian to be or become envious. Afterfylgendnes f. succession, SHyll.
• asfeitlg envious : zealous. Afterfyigung (oft-) f. pursuit
a»festBee = ofoet&oe Afterfyllg- snfterfylg-
s BBfgflM i. superstition, OEG. After-genga, -gengea m. follower, successor :
' Affcerefa (-groefa) • exactor, ' LkL 12*. descendant, M.

Afgrynde n. aoyw, PPs 36*. Aftergengel m. successor, KC.
eBfhynde=ofhende ssftergengnes f. succession, M : posterity s
Allan (-ant) to oe in a miserable condition, inferiority.

Cb1357 (or tefnant Gollanoz). »ftergyld n. further payment, LL.
seOso (EC291 ) =efeao aefterhASe ft autumn drought, AO 1027 .
• Aflitt m. a wandering from the wayf Ex 473. Afterhyrlgan to »m»to<e, BH.

JEFTERLEAN 6 JEHTOWB
fl&fterlean n. reward, recompense, restitution, AO,Mt (g#). II. oonj. fighwa)$er (ge)...
retribution. ge; fig5er...and 6ofa...ana*; a* t0ett...a*.
leefterlte second, WW506 19 . Ag-hwanan, -hwanon(e), -hwannon, -hwa-
»tterra (oompO eeeond*, following, next, nam, ^rom a# parte, everyipAert, cm every
latter, lower, CP. eide, *n every way.
after-rip (JE) -rfipe m. crupper. Ag-hwir, -hwer=fighwfir
nfterrldan1 to r»<ie a/fer. Aghwele =ftghwilo
eefterrdwan7 to row after, ES41 . m «fhwe8er=*ghw»«er
•fterryne m. 'oceursus, ' CPs 187 . Aghwlder on every side, in all directions : in
arftenang m. (after-song), matins, CM 449. any direction, anywhere.
•ftenlngallle (- -aangtio) of matins, Afhwttc adj. each, every, whosoever, whatso*
CM 476. ever, all, every one, Bo,Met. ft. aura each.
•ftenlnjend m. succpUor, WJtf 129**. ft. 6«er each other, Ma. ftghwilcee in every
mtt*xmJnn(0frafi*ffads,Mn, NG. «wy. [v. 4 eacV]
eBftenpnae f. after-claim, LL3087 . Ag-hwonan, -hwonon (CP), -hwonene —
settersprecan* to claim, LL
226 [9,4]. ftghwanan
SBfterspyrlan to track out, search, inquire Aghwyder=fcghwider; Aghwylc=ftghwilo
tiUo, examine, GP. Aglft f. (m? n?) restitution, repayment,
ssfterweard adj. after, following, further, Agllde adv. receiving no 'wergild' as corn-
behind, in the rear, later, M. pensaHon, LL.
ssfterweardnes f. posterity, U. WW464
AgM=»gylt; AglAeâglfio
SBfterwrlten trritten afterwards, Ixn)69b. Agleaw learned in the law.
SBfterwyrean to cause, effect. Agltea=aglftoa
ssfter-yld, -yldo f. âdvanced age, old age : Agllm m. white of egg. [Bm]
o/ter age, later time, BH. peld(o)] Agmang (WW4»)=«ggemang
wfteweard =®fterweard Agmore f. root 0/ tte eye, eocfetf Lcd3-98*.
ssftewearde adv. oeAind. [Sage]
»ftra=»fterra SBgnan sb. pi. atone, sweepings, chaff, Gl.
seftresta superl. last. egenn]
[v.
eeftum adv. a/ter, MtR24n . Agnes =agnes, v. agen; Agnten=agnian
»ftyr=®fter Agra v. fig; S9gsa=egsa
SBlBano, safSanoa (o, u) m. tntuft, ojêiice : Agselll (y) f. eggshell, Ijod.
grudge, displeasure, anger. AgSer=®ghw8e«er
ssf-weard (CP) -ward absent. Agweard f. wafca on
the shore, B241. [ieg]
sefweardnes f absence, Bo,GD.
. Agwern = seghwftr
sefwela f. decrease of wealth, 1x303-170". Agwyrt f. dandelion, Lod I58b.
ssfwendla ( WW2231 ) = wfwjrdla Agylde = ftgilde
ssf-werdelsa, -wyrdelsa m. injury, damage, Agylt m. sin, offence, [ww, gylt]
loss. Agype without shiU or cunning (BT),
sefwyrdla, m. tn/ttry, domooe, foe* : jSne PPsl0610 .
/or tfrinry or fat*, sshher (MkR4»)=ear
a3lwyra(u)? f. degradation, disgrace, RB. Ahfw n. pallor, OEG4897.
Afyllende fulfilling the law, pious, Cn704. Ahfwe pallid : deformed.
Atyn = ftfen Ahlwnss f pottor, Lod 1 -294*.
.
Atyrm8afp.*tMefrin0*,ric66ian. [feormian] Ahtyp m. breach of the peace, assault, LL.

fig n. (nap. Agra) 'ec/o,' LcdJLk,OKT,Met. [op. »thlyp]
Ag=ieg; Agan = agan sshtêaht
ssge=ege; Agen = agen Ant I. !. (rare in eg.) possessions, goods,
(k) dp. of fig.
, lands, wealth, cattle, Mk; : ownership, AO
Agerfebna f. egg-skin, Lci>20b. control [agan : 'auofti' sb.] Il.=dht
Agergelu n. yolk of egg, Gl. [fig, geoln] ientan to persecute, LkL21 . u
Agflota m. seafarer, sailor, An 258. [ieg] Ahtboren 6orn in bondage, RB 1 1».
m
Agg e ang n. egg-mixture, WW. Ante = ante pret. ag. of agan.
Ag-hwi mf., -hw»t, n. pron. each one, every Ahteland n. territory, BH36814 .
one, everything, who or whatever, ftghwftt sehtemann m. tiller of the soil, serf, farmer,
neat, anything. [»g=agi] M.
AghwAr everywhere, in every direction, Ahteewftn m. swineherd who was a chattel on
Mk; AS : in every case, in every respect : an estate, LL4497 .
anywhere. ['aywAere'] Ahtgesteald n. possession, Jul 115.

AfhwaM (gs. of fishwa) altogether, in every Ahtgeetreon n. possessions, Ph506.
way, entirely, whoUy, throughout, in general. Ahtgewealdf mn. power, control.
AghwsDt y. ftghwa. 83htlan = eahtian
AgtawasStr (figSer, atSer). I. pron. each or +89htle f. esteem, B369.
every one (of two or more), êither,* both, eahtowe (LkR2tl )=eabta

JBHT8PED iKJLT^KWJfi
ahtaptd t weoitt, rushes, LPs 103**. (el-) m. stranger, foreigner.

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AhtapftdlgrM*. alfremedung f. 'alienatio, RHyS".
Ahtwelaf m. teeottft, riete*. att-eclene (FJ*)t 6ny*< as an elf or fairy,
Ahtwellg tMaJOy, He*, Jul 18. beautiful, radiant.
Ahwanne, AhwAr, -hwar= ahwanne, altelden f. elirwA foffiiaiee, nightmare,
ahwftr Lod 120b.
Ahwyrtan = ahwierian aUngoSa m. hiccough (thought to have been
ahx=*B08; alg=:»g caused by elves), Lod 124b.
al- prefix = Leal(l)-; ILel(e)- AUSeodlloe=etfi5odigli6e
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al m. piercer, 'awl, JR. aUSone f. nightshade, Lod 123b.
Alm.VeJ,' jnF;Mdt altylee (-el-)t n. L **ranye taiu*. II.
Alft=ea]a foreign band, enemy.
aladend m. legislator, SPsO11 Alhyd f. . eel receptacler eel-skint (BT)
AlArende m. teacher of the law, instructor in LL4M".
religion, El 606. Alio (o/ t&e fate), legal, JattftiZ, ^. adv.
Al Ate L n. <2e«erf pfaee. IL deterf, empty, -lioe.
W47». IIL I. divorced woman. »Hfn f. sustenance, Gl? (t. £842166)
AlAten I.=alftten pp. of alatan. IL= Attng ardour.
f. tarntn?, M :
SUetell. Allng-=8Bleng-; all-=al-,eal(l)-, el(l)-

Alagol tottytwuy, GPH397«W. almes = almeeee
Alan to *t»<ik, tyfc, «ef on fire, bum, M,CP. almesaeer m. ground of which the yield was
AUrfow (-laroa) m. teacher of the law, given as alms, first-fruits, A 11*3".
Pharisee, NO. almeebaS n. gratuitous bath, W171*.
alaSêalatt; »lb©orht=eallbeorht almeedad f ahnsdeed, M. .
ssIMtu (GL)=ilfeto almeeddnde giving alms, NC260.

Ale [elc, ylo (VPs); v. 'each'] 1. (nron. almesfeoh n. alms : Peter's pence, Borne-
sabet.) any, aU, every, each (one), Js,AO, scot.['olme/ee'l
CP. «to...5*ram the one... the other. II. ataaaeatull charitable.
(adj. pron.) each, Led : any, CP. ahneagedil n. distribution of asms.
aleeeldt altogether cold, very cold. almeegeorn charitable, M.
aleor, ©lcra=elcor, elora almeegtta (*) m. giver of alms, W72«.
aleraftlgt almighty, all-powerful. ataneagifu f. alms, charity, W159*.
Aleuht (AO) adownht n. everything. ataneihllf m. dole of bread, TC474»
aid affiled; ald-=ield- ataneaUe giving of alms, NG269.
aldewnta (NO) = ealdwita ataneslfoht n. a light in church provided at
electing = dleooung the expense of a pious layman.
Aledf m. gs. SAdeafire, firebrand, ft. weooan ataneslle charitable : depending on alms,
to kindle afire, Whale 21. [ON. eldr] poor. -Hoe, adv. charitably, OET. (Ct.)
Aledtyr n. flame offire, Ph3667 almeslond m. land granted infranhahnoigne.
AledMoma m. fire-brand, B3125. [almee-]
alegradig greedy, 18"». ML
[eell-] atanesmann m. 'almsman,' bedesman,
alegrtae (RPsl27*)=eaIlgrene beggar, Led; M.
alelendtoe =elelendiao atanefpenlng m. alms-penny.
alemMde f. exact middle, J5. almesrfht n. right of receiving alms.
Alenge I. lengthy, tedious, vexatious, CP. almewe f. 'alms,' almsgiving, Da,Mt\ M,
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['denge ] II. weariness. CP. [L. eleSmoeyna]
Alengnes f. tediousness, So, WW. ataneaylen (e*) f. almsgiving.
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alepe? origanum, wild marjoram,
*
WW almesweore n. ahnsdeed, Bl25".
290". [»lene? BT] almldde=sBlemidde; almlelitlg=a>hnibtig
AltptUe I. * eel-jaw*,' 6wM WW. 9
almlhtlg (ea»,e») adj. almighty, B,Ps,TC;
*
alee prea. 3 ag. of alan; AlcS, A0=filed AO,CP m. the Almighty.

:
aleweeJdend = eallwealdend sehnShtigne* i. omnipotence, AS 59".

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all mf. (pL ielfe, ylfe) 'elf, sprite, fairy, almyrea m. one entirely black, Ethiopian,
goblin, incubus, BJjcd. Ah 432.
alfldl I. nightmare, Lcd 123b. almyae nhneeae
altale=eaHelo Alnet n. eel net, BH.
aMaru, -tor f. whole army, host, Ex66. AlplgânUpig
atfeynn n. elfin race, Lod 123a. alren adj. of an alder tree, KC 7*316. l
[ al-
alter = attain
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dern ]
ftl-nso, -fix m. eel, TC242U . alreord=elreord
alfltu =yKetn atayndrlf separately, LkR2t .
aMremed, -fremd, (el-) strange, foreign, : & altAwe 5) complete, entire, perfect,
(So,
(+) estranged, LPs 57* : (w. fram) /r«, healthy, sound, true, £ÂO,CP : noted, M.
separated from, M. [GW*.t6wa]. -lioe adv.

jELDEOD 8 ^RENDBOC
afceod (««fied-)îeW8od »ppla) any hind of fruit, fruit in general :
al-walda, -wealda=eahrealda 'apple,* CP,Oen : apple of the eye, baU,
(Blwlhtj m. strange creature, monitor anything round, Bo,CPJ3ol
[=*elwiht] : (in pL)=eallwihta. asppelbAref fruU-bearing : apple-bearing.
a>mbern =embren a»ppelbearu m. orchard, PPs78*.
Amelia insipid, WW429". a^ppelberende apple-bearing, DR98".
Amelnea f slackness, sloth,
. : weariness, M
a^ppeleynn n. kind of apple, Lod 07a.
disgust, WW. appeleyrnol n. apple pip, WW440tt.
Amen, Amenne (AO) uninhabited, desolate, asppeltot n. appU-vessel, ZDA31-MP".
desert asppelfealu apple-yellow, bay, B21 66.
Amenne solitude, AS4" (v. Wfg3). asppelhfls n. fruit storehouse,
Amerge !. embers, ashes, dust, Led; M. asppelsoealu f. apple-core,
W.
1.
W
WW371
['ember'] a^pelacread n. (only in pL) apple-parings,
Amet-=fimett-
Ametbed n. ant-hiU, Lod 121b. mppeltrtow n. 'apple-tree,
9
WW.
Amethwll !. leisure, M. asppeltOn m. apple or fruit garden, orchard,
Amethyll m. ant-hill, CP191». M,CP.
Ametian fimtian AppelSorn m. crab -apple tree, BC3-93'.
Ametta m. leisure, rest, CP. [mdt] asppelwln n. cider, 430*. WW
Amette I 'emmet,' ant, Led,WW; M. mppledf shaped like an apple, round,
embossed, El ['appkd ]
9
Amettig (CP), -m(e)ti£ (JE) 'empty; vacant,
Bl,JS unoccupied, unthout employment, JS
: : a»ppul-=apols «pe^»ap, »bi.
unmarried, CP. npaen shameless, OBG7"*.
Amettlglan = fimtian npsenas f. disgrace.
Amlnde n. forgetfulness, Lod 1*384'. At I. adv. firor; oomp.
sap. firoet,
9
Amftd dismayed, disheartened, JE,AO. ftr(e)st 'ere, before that, soon, formerly,
Amt- = fimett- beforehand, previously, already, lately, tiU;
±Amtlan to 'empty, 9
A : to be at leisure, (oomp.) sooner, earlier; (sop.) just now,
have time for, M,GP. first of all, OET,Jn,El : early, prematurely,
Amttgnes f. emptiness, GD35". Qu,Mk. on fir; fir tfiasam previously,
AmtlSa m. 'caecum intestinum, WW16011 9
. formerly, beforehand, CP. to" fir too soon.
Amynde = ftminde fir o$5e after sooner or later, hwonne fir
Amyroe excellent, WW393M . how soon? when? hwene fir just before.
Amyrie=&merge; Amytte=fimette on ealne firne mergen very early in the
+«n- = +en-
fln)s{Sn; morning, ne fir ne aittttan neither sooner
»nbrece=unbreoe; »nd-=end- nor later. &r and eilS at all times. Il.oonj.
Ane (ane) once, of some time, M,B : at any 'ere,
9
before that, until, £2,AO,CP. fir
time : at onee. ['end']
>
8am( be) before, B.
,
III. prep. (w.cL ) before.

a»ned=sened IV. adj. only in oomp. and sup. (firra,
Anes adv. once. firett) q.v. V. f.=ar f. VI. n.=ar n.
Anetre = anwintre Ar- = I. early, former. II. intensitive prefix.
Anett, finetnes=anet; Anga=anga I. m. scraper, strigil, Gl. An
II. = firra
Anganoundes in a unique way? (BT), ArAt m. excessive (or too early?) eating.
Lod 162b. ®rbe-=yrfe-, ierfe-
aenge, angel =enge, engel ArbeSobt premeditated.
Angllso=£ngli0o; »nid=ened Arboren earlier born, first-born (or Ttwo
9
Anig adj. pron. and ab. 'any, any one, words), Gbh973.
Mk,Jn. finige "Singa somehow, anyhow. aare=earo; aerceWaroe
[an] Arewlde m. prophecy? Mod 4.
Anlgge=aneage ArdAd f former deed. .
Anlgmon any one, some one, NG. Ardsag m. (nap. firdagas) early day, early
Anlht=awnht; Anlnga=ammga morn, dawn in pL former days, past times, :
®nlAnan=onl»nan; Anlefan—endlufon AO.

Anl«p-=anlep- ArdtaS m. premature death, Ex 539.
Anllo one, only, ' singular, solitary, Ps;"Lki »rdian=eardian
'
unique, glorious, noble, splendid, excellent, 8Brdon=8Brndon? from »man (Grein),

Bo;&,AO. adv. -lice. Ma 191.
Anllplg (M) = anlipig nrdung = eardnng
Anne(AO,CP)v. an. Are L = yre. II. in oomp. = -oared.
Anote LL254[3,34].
useless, Artafe ( =fi«) detected, TC230".
AnrAdnls==anrfidnee; finyge=&neage Areldo 'anteritus,
9
WW34711 .
Anytte=finette; »pl;=i»ppel Aran made

of brass, brazen, J2,AO,CP :
»pled=»ppled tinkling? [ar; op. Oer. ehern]
nppel m. (nap. applas, rarely ap(p)la, Arendbde f. message, letter.

iEKENDDRAGA iBSODRACD
(AO,CP)=ftrendraoa Arnamttganlto matutinal, CM 277.
Arende n. 'errand,
9
message, BH,Ou; : AO Araamned aforementioned.
mission, Anfihr : answer, news, Mings, M. avneweg m. rood /or riding on, raca-eoaras.
Arendfeeat cofamiationed' witt an errand, [iernan]
£L26sn. eernlan = earnian
Arendgast m. angel, Gnr2296. awning f. 'running, ' riding, racing, Bo,OD :
Arendgewrtt n. written maMoge, letter, JE, flow of blood, MtLW. (lorn-)
OP. S9raB=ernt>
±Arendtan fa go on an errand, carry a awnSegen (?) m. nov«e-ojfleer, Gl.
message, send word to, CP : intercede, BH; canning =earnang; Aron=£rran
M:(+)speed\ succeed, W23&. ['ernoV] Aror I. adv. earlier, before, beforehand,
Arendraaa m. messenger, apostle, ambas- formerly, MJlO i rather. IL prep. (w. d.)
sador, angel, MJlO : representative, sub- before.
stitute, proxy, BH276".
Arendeetp n. skiff, small boat Am m. fore in. adj. earlier, former, Bo El;
t
Arendseeg m. messenger, Grar66& GP. on &miid*# the day before yesterday.

ArendaprAo t message, Rd61 u . I' ere,
9
'erer
9
'}
Arendung f. errand : errand-going,Arror=*ror; »rs=earo

['erod-
ing*] Anaamftt *• °W work, ancient building.
Arend-wraea (AO) -wreoa, (CP)=*ren- aarseheii, wrshen=ersohen; Arat=ftrest
draoa Antaef^taterf
Arendwrlt = ftrandgewrit Ar-Sam, -'Son, -tSamtSe v. ftr; m&-=yt$-
AreneclpÂrenctocip; Arer=£ror Arwaool early awake, M.
Arest I. adv. and superL adj. Jiret, at first, +asrwe depraved, wicked, EPslOO4 .
before aU, M,CP. %i, tonne, aittSan A. Arwela m. ancient loeaft*, B2747.
as soon as. ft. tSnga jlra* o/ afl. IL= Arworald f. ancient tcorW, Cb937.
ftriat Arynd=£rend; Aryr=$ror
Arfeeder m. forefather, B2622. Arj»tL=r*rist. II.=fereet
ArfeBatârfesfc; arte»=darfe, yrfe Aa n, food, meat, carrion : 6ait. [OHG.
Argeddn done before, CP. *]
9
Argafremed 6e/ore committed. ease I. m. nap. aaeai 'ash -tree, GIJKC; Mdf
Argeltred pretrioady infracted, MtLU*. name of the nine for m :
(f) spear, lance :
Argenemned, -ges®d=ftrnemned aaip, M. II.=»oa

Argestreont n. ancient treasure. unshorn, untrimmed. [arieran]
Argawaorot n. oaeteal twrA, work of olden to demand (legally), LL177'.
times. (WW273 )=«eoeapa ti
Argewlnn n. former strife or trouble, old flMeberendt m., -boraf m. spear-bearer,

warfare,Cross 19. soldier.
Argawyrbtt **• former work, deed of old. flMeberende spear-bearing, Gmr20al.
Arglad very bright, Ex 293.
Argodf good from old times t, very good. f. asking, inquiry, search, LL : claim
ArhwOumt srewhUe, formerly. (to insurance money for theft of cattle),
flBrlan=erian; serlg (OET)=earh IX175>. Oeft'tb.]
Arlhtf n. code of law or faith. Aeoeap (e1 ) n. remnant, patch.
Aiing f. day-break, early morning (A). eeeceda fpl. re/aeef WW 148".
Arise =£ariso SMeagaswip n. cina*er«, aenee, TCSIS*9.
Arlst h (5) mfn. rising VPs : resurrection, 8Btcen h fm. veeeel of ash-wood, bucket, pad,
awakening, Jn;CP. ['arist 9] II.=&reet bottle, cup. IL adj. made of ash-wood,
Arlfof ? very dear, OEG56**. ashen, Lon.
Artist =ar]east eeeofealu ashy-hued, 204 M . WW
9
Arlle(a) adj. ; -lice adv. 'early, Jn. assogneg oeay gray, WW204M.
Ariyft f. earfy morntny air, WW415". 8Bfchere m. naval force, Ma 69.
8enn=earm flBteholtt n. «jxar of ash-wood, spear-shaft,
1 s
Armorgan {a , a , 6 ) m. early morning, lance (v. akio Mdf).
1
dawn, day-break. «aclan=ao8ian

ArmorgenUe of early morning, DR. eeaemann m. eaijo-fnan, eailor, pirate. [»eo]
sera n. dwelling, habitation, house, building, adieplegam. playofspeare, battle, Jud217.
closet fleaorlnd f. bark of the ash-tru, Lod.
Arn=£ren eMordft orave in 6a«Zc.
araan to 'r**,' ride, goflop, BH
: (+)*> riefe, SMeatede m. place of battle, Mod 17 ; Mdf.
ran to, reach, gain by running or riding, SMeatadarM f. cross marking a battlefield?
AO = +ieman.
: Cfc(BT).
arndlan^srendian aaaoOr m. glory in war, Gew2069.
Arne-mergen, -merigen (M) =ftrmorgen Gdaooraou f. battle, Gew 2153.

uESCDROTE 10 JETHEBBAN
ewe frote, -tfrota !. a pfcwO, ferula? vervain? deprive of, snatch away, draw off, withdraw,
Asmnl smallness of the eye, Lod. M
Mt; : release, rescue, enlarge : prevent,
Atmogu np. jfcm?* (0/ mafte) LoD88a. [a- MLW. ['atbraid']
smugan] SBtcMflan to adhere, BJPslOl*.
sesowert = eaowyrt »to08an to adhere, OET181.
esscwlga} m. (spear-) warrior. aetdeman to refuse, give judgment against,
mewlanot brave. EC 202.
mewyrt f veroena, pertxun.
. setddn anv. to take away, deprive.
Ascyldlan 'ddinquere/ PPs. Ate = ate
9
AseUend (y
1
) m. lawgiver. aattaca (eth-) m. 'appendix, OEG63 11 .
ssil=hffisel ceteaones = ntyones

mttiand m. {aw-faea&er, LPs. artealdod too old, M{2™).
sesne- =esne- ; asp = swpe I. asttew- = rotiew-, »tyw-
mpe I. i. aspen-free, table poplar, Ol; Mdf. »teean=*etycan; »tegar=»tgar
['(MP
1 ']
IL=»bs arteglan to harm, PPs88».
mpen adj. oepea. ssteode pret. 3 sg. of *»tgan he came.
Aspreng, Aspring(e) =Aspryng Ateorlan = ateonan
sssprlnd (pe) f. aspen 6ari, Led. ['<up'] »teow-=8Btiew-, letyw-
Asprlngnes = asprungenes asteroy n = atorcyn
Aspryng nf spring, fountain, CP.
. [5a] : Atere (e1 ) m. eater, 9 glutton, Prov; NG.
*
departure, Cbbat77. Atern I. (NG) viper. II. = Atren

Astl.=arest. U.=est. astlw- = tttiew-, IBt^W-
As1Anan=ast83nan; Astan=eaetan ntfaastan (« eft-) to inflict on, afflict with :
astel m. book-marker, CP9. [L. hastula] fasten to, drive into, impart to, CPUS1* :
sesul=esol commit, entrust : marry to.

AswApe sbpl. sweepings, rubbish. ffittSBStnian to fasten? entrust? AS21 1*.
Aswlo m. offence, stumbling-block, infamy, eetfaran* to escape, Shb14m .
seduction, deceit Bdtt eallan7 to fall, fall out : fall away, fail, be
Aswlca, Aswioend m. offender, deceiver, reduced, LL; : happen. M
['at/oB']
hypocrite, traitor. article m. adhesion, PPs 72**.
•twice m. wo&xfioa 0/ Gbd'e ferae (or? ffitfeng m. attaching, distraint v. 2-279. LL
adultery), W164». eetf eohtan'f to grope about.
± Atwlelan to o/fend, deceive, : apostatize, M
artftolan* to stick to : adhere, apply oneself
WW342M : deeerf, -ffl. to, continue in, CP.
Aewlcnes f. stumbling-block, LPs 105*. eetfeorrlan to take from, S0I6O7 .
Aswloung f. offence, stumbling-block, : M
SBtferian to carry away, bear off.
deceit, JE : eedtftom. »tfDan=0tfSolan
Aswlnd idle, eioto/t*J, WW422M . [swTS] astflfon* to flee away, escape by flight, M.
Asyllend = ©sellend ['of/lee']
»t I. prep. (w. d. and, more rarely, a) sstfldwan7 to flow together, accumulate,
Ilocal) 'at,'near, by, in, on, upon, with, be- SPs61».
fore, next to, as far as, up to, into, toward : SBtfon7 to seize upon, lay claim to, LL.
9
(temporal) at, at the time of, near, in, on, to, Uatfong ]
until : (causal) at, to, through : (source) setforan I.prep. w. d. before, in the presence
from : (instrumental) by. set feawum of, in front of, close by, Jn ; M. ['atfore '].
wordum in ftw words, BH
: in respect to, II. adv. beforehand (time).
as to. II. adv. at, to, near, vet nehstan, artfyllgan, -fylgan to adhere, cling to.
»t sittestan finally, set- in composition SBt-gsedere (AO), -gsBddre (CP), -gsdre,
at, to, from. -^ffiderum adv. together, united, at the same
At I. mfn. eatables, food, meat, flesh, Gu; M, time, [gadrian]
AO. fit and w»t food and drink, M : »t-gAre n., -gar m. spear, dart, javelin, Gl.
the act of feeding, eating, PPs; MkL (e). sstgangan7 to go to, approach, Az 183.
[*eot* sb.] II. pret. 3 sg. of etan. Vatgo')
At- = ate-; -Ata v. self -ftta. SBtgeddre, -gedre 8Bto»dere =
sstAwlan = etiewan Btgenumen removed, taken away, WW
aetan* to eat, devour, AS 17"; 37«. 529".
artbeon anv. to be present. i) m. food-giver, feeder.
Atglefaf (eo,
astberan4 to carry to, bring, produce, show, artglfan' to render, give, B2878.
9
Da 1 carry off, B. ['atbear ] SDtglldan 1 to slip away, disappear, OEG7 18t.
SBtberstan' to break out, or away, escape from, SDtgrApe seizing, n. weorSan seize, B 1268.
M. Vatburst'] SDthabban to retain, M.
SBtbr Man = setbregdan ssthealdan7 to keep back, So 109".
astbrMendllc ablative, £&r23 . 7 ffithebban* to take away, take out, hold back,
aat-bregdan, -bredan* to take away, carry off, M
: exalt oneself, CP113".
Digits zed by G00gle

jETHINDAN 11 iEDEUDUGUD
l prep. w. <L behind,
after, Chr; M. astsprlngan' to i-im* /ortA, *puri oaf, £1121.
['athinden'] ['atopm*']
SBthleapan7 to run away, fee, escape, W 162*. astsprlngnes, -sprung(en)nes f. defection,
mtt&tpm. assault, [op.fthlyp] astspurnan = ©tepoman
aethrlnan1 to touch, move, Mt; M. latrine
9
] atspyrnlng = aBtepornang
aothrlne m. touch. »tat=itet pros. 2 8g. of etan.
aethwft each, every one. aatat-=o*st- *
sethware somewhat, HGl421". m. aid,
aatataal assistance (GK);=»toteall
aat-hwega, -hwaega, -hweg(u) adv. somewhat, (BT), GulSO.
tolerably, a Utile : kw. aatstasppan* to step up to,. B 745.
fethweorfan' to rehtrn, 90 6oci, B2299. aststandan* to stand still, stand at, near,
aathwon adv. almost, nearly. in or by, : remain, stand upM : check,
l
aetbftf eviscerata; (skinned? BT), WW392'. resist, : cease, Lk;M. M
['atstand']
sBtlernan* to run att»y, JB. [* atrin *] aatatandend m. bystander, attendant, M.
artlewan (08-; e, 3a, So, I, f) pret. eg. aatatandende standing by, GD284U .
-le(w)de, (tr.) to *Aotr, reveal, display, dis- aatateall m. assistance, meeting with hostile
close, manifest, Mt CP : (intr.) show intent (GK) : station, camp station (BT),
(f),
oneself, become visible, appear, Mt (f). WaldI*1.
['afete'] aet-stent v. atetandan ; -atente v. atstyntan.
Attn* f. eating, So 170» (€) : jutftiref Mdf. sststUlan to still, Ixn>25b.
Stlnge (y*) speechless, OEG46". aststrengan to withhold wrongfully, LL206'.
astta prea. 3 sg. of etwesan, tttbSon. aetatyntan to blunt, dull, weaken.
fftfff* = gtiew-, sstyw- aetswerlan' to deny on oath, LL.
wtiUbann(= o$-)todriveaway,JB. ['atiead'] sstawlgan to keep silence about (be) QD
fittte adj. eatoMe, WW,LkL («). 217».
ffitncgan* to fe u«i, JB0r2». ['atfie'] aetawlmman8 to escape by swimming, swim
astUmpan* to fall away from, escape, be lost, out, Chb918.
M. aettan (ayttan) to eat up.
mUMUn to lurk, hide, A. ['aOutien'] *ttor=ator; Attr-=fttr-
fitter,
astnfthstan (y) adv. of last. aet&ingan* to tofce away from, deprive of.
setnes f. «tt6i%, WW22611 . aatweaxan 1 to tacreoae (8wt.).
atntanan4 to tofe away, deprive 0/, Ex 414. tttwegan* to 6eor atcov, carry off, B1198.
»tol=etol Atwela abundance of food, feast, Soul 123.
Aton pret. pL of etan. artwenlan to wean from, LL368'.
Ator, Storoynn 7=ator, atoreynn Ktwesan anv. to be at hand.
fitran=»trian astweiende at hand, imminent, WW.
atreccan w. d. and a. to declare forfeit, stwlndan 8 to escape, M. ['atwind']
deprive of, Lod. ntwtot I.f f . presence. II. = edwist
Atren poisoned, poisonous, MtL (-em). SBtwItan* to reproach (with), censure, taunt,
[*attcra»] Met,Ps;CP. ['atwite']
Atrenmod 0/ venomou* «ptrtf, malignant tBtwrenoan to seize by fraud.
(or? two words), GnE163. astyean to add to, increase, BH. [lecan]
Atrennes f. poisonous nature, Lod 56a. astfenes f. increase, BH.
±Atrlan to poison, AO become poisonous. »tynan=ont^nan; •tyng«=fttinge
:
Cotter'] 83tyi=»tia pres. 3 sg. of satwesan.

setrig poisonous, Led; &. ['attery'] SBt-^wan, -ywian=S3tiewan
astrfhte (y) I. adj. i-mA* at, near, present, Kt^wednes f. showing, appearance, manifes-
at hand. II. adv. almost, nearly. tation, revelation, GD.
settaean* to deny, Lk; M
: renounce, Mk. astywlgendlle demonstrative, ÊGb.
Vatsahe'] atywne* f. showing, manifestation, revela-
atsamne (as, e, o) adv. united, together, at tion : apparition, : Epiphany. M
once, AO. astywungf. manifestation, Epiphany, CM
astsefotan' to escape, disappear, (Veep.MP531.
Dxiv). «8anL(i)toma*eooiA,«tt«ar. [&«] II. =
astscQfan' to «ftove away. IKan
astBtttan* to sit by, remain, stay, Chr. a38el=8e«ele; A8elê«el
I'atsitf] asoelborsn of «o6te otrtA, distinguished, : M
satsHpan7 to deep 6eeio*e, Lod 83a. free-born, : tnoora, notwra/. M
setsfldan 1 to dtp, glide, fall, M. seoelborsnnes f. nobility of birth or nature,
settomne (;E)=©teamne M
: inborn nature, OEG4518.
astapornaii* (a) to «<ri*e against, stumble, go aetteleund of noble birth.

wrong, CP : re6eJ (set). SBSetenndnes f. nobleness, Bo46^.
ynlM m. noble king (Christ), M.
artspornung f. offence, stumbling-block, mis- asoelcynlng
fortune, CM
230. uguS f. fioofc reltnae, Cb1012.

MBELE 12 AFEDAN
seSele noble, aristocratic, excellent, famous, Awionee f. eternity, RPsl02" (v. p. 303).
glorious, Ex,Oen; A5,A0,CP : splendid, fine, Awletan (e, i, y), -wielme m. source, fount,
costly, valuable : lusty, young : pleasant, spring, beginning, AO, CP. [«= Sawylm]
sweet-smelling, Oen : (+)natural, congenial, Awlntre=anwintxe; Awto-=ftwiio-
suitable, i'athel*] Awlio L nf . offence, shame, disgrace, dis-
eBta-feriJlngwyrt, -fyrdingwyrt t stitch- honour, AO. [Ooth. aiwiaka] IL dis-
wort (plant), Lcd. graced, shameless, indecent.
+a8ellant to make noble or renowned, Hy. Awitcberende disgraceful, shameful, WW
Vi-athele*] 264".
estate =efeUio; Atato=eatielio Awteee=£wi*oL
6d8eHng m. man of royal blood, nobleman, Awtoe-ferinend (Gl), -firina (NG) m.
chief, prince, AO,Chb (v. LL2-274) : fking, shameless sinner, publican.
Christ, Qod, Cr : ^man, hero, saint; in pi Awleollo disgraceful, infamous, OEG.
men, people, Oen. Vatheling'] Awlsemdd ashamed, abashed, cowed.
eeSennghid n. princely state, LOD3-438*. Awteenee L shameless conduct : reverence.
eaSelllo noble, excellent, adv. -Hoe. Awlta m. counsellor, El455.
eeSelnee f . nobility, excellence. AwUo legal, lawful, adv. -Hoe.
BeSelo=»i$ela ± Awnlan to marry, iE.
eeSelstene m. euuei emeU, Ph195. Awnung f. wedlock, OEG.
esSettungolt n. noMe etor. Awul oaefcei with a narrow neck for catching
seSelu in. nobility, family, descent, origin, fish, WW181 U. r?=cawl, BT]
CP : nohire : noble qualities, genius, ltalents, Awumboren lawfully born, LL76'.
pre-eminence, Bo -.produce, growth. [ other) Awung=fiwnang; Awunge=eawange
AwyD m. stream, BC 1-642.
A8m (5) m. air, breath, breathing, CP; A-wybn, -wylme=fewielm
So/. («) : txijxnir, JB : £J.
ftfcef, ['eftem*] aroyrdte=cefwyrdla
ASmlan to fume, exhale, emit a smell. Awyrp m. throwing away what is cast away ::
A8re=£dre an abortion, [aweorpan]

ASreeUe fem&fe, BPs95«. Awyse- =&wi9c- ; 8Mtf=!®cs, eax ; me =aece
«Sret-=ffi*ryt- eaxe*r f. axe-head, Chb 1012b. [yr]
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ASrot n. disgust, weariness. [eTSreotan] eexfaru f. * apparatus, naval expedition?
ASryt L troublesome, wearisome, disgusting. (- aeo-? v. E337-184), Gl.
II. n. weariness, disgust, tediousness, M. 8udan=asoian; Ml=eaxl; «D=©oe
A8ryte=*«rytl. ifAdan=afedan
ASrytae* f. ieatitm, v. O EG 4582. af&gan to depict, figure, BH. [fag]
A&yttan to weary, J5. afAgrian (») ornament, adorn,
to BH.
aSSan (Bd, Death-eongôttBe i-telan, .f»llan=afyllan II.
fiwl,=£. H.=5we al&man to/oam o»a, PP8118" 1.
AwAde u»tfotd efefaee, WW230*. UAran to frighten, PPs,Mk,Chr; AO,CP.

Awan to despise, scorn, Ps. ['a/ear,'
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a/«w«*']
AwbrAee despising the law, M : adulterous, atest=fewffflet
LL. Umtan I. to /a**, LL,W. II. to fc* on* o»
Awbreea (i, y) m. adulterer, LL (y). aire, MkR12*.
['eatt&nicae8 '! ataeetla interj. certainly / assuredly I M.
Awbryeem.aduttery, £!;££. ['eaitoriicAe1 '] aleeetnlan (e) to JS» upon, fasten, make firm,
Awda, fewdamann m. witness, compurgator, confirm, AO : enter, inscribe, : build. M
LL. UAttlan to fatten, anoint, APb22s ; LPs 140s .
Awe L fn. married woman, 2E : married ftfandello = afandodlio
people. II. fatq/itf : married font o/ Me ftfandlan to try, test, prove, tempt, LkJLcd;
:
Mtnc marriage. M,Q2 : find out, experience, M. afandod

Awelm = 5wielm (and afanden?) approved, excellent, M.
AwenbrdSor m. brother by the same marriage, aiand-lgendllo, •odlio proved, approved,
WW413" laudable, adv. -odlio©.
Swine doubtful, uncertain. ifandung f . trial, M.
Awerd adj. ? religious, or eb. ? regular |>r*e*i, ftfangennee f. reception, acceptance.
ANS 128-298. [op. feweweard] alara=eafora
SDwerdla = »fwyrdla alaran to go out, depart, march, travel, 2EJLO.
ot
Aweweard m. priest, Bl161 . Vafare']
Awfaeet upright, pious, devout, religious, aleallan' to fall down, faU in battle, Lk; CP
M,CP : married, M. fall off, decay. Vaflile']
Awfeeeten n. ZepoZ or public fast. aleallan =afyllan
Awtoetiic lawful: religious, CP(«f-). adv. atedan to feed, nourish, bring up, maintain,
-lice. support, JS ;AO : bring forth, produce.
Awfasetnee f religion, piety.
. Vafide']

AFBGAN 13 AGENDFREO
ifegan to join, DB (oe). afremSan (VPe)=afremdan
ifehtan (DRâfeohtan afremtfang f. alienation, VHy.
ifellanâfyllan; alelle=&felle ifrtoSan* to froth, Lcn45b.
ifeohtan* to fight, fight against, attack, AO : ifrton (-ia, N) to deliver, free.
tear out, destroy. afaI6g=ofal6g; after =efter
if ton 'afeee,' Ps. f ifolian to become foul, putrefy, rot, be corrupt,
if eormlan to cleanse, purge, purify. defiled.
ifeormung f. scouring, cleansing, purging, afulle perverse, v. ES42-162.
So. ifulnend m. fuller, MkR9».
Mmitid, -feorrian (CP)=anerran ifunde rare wk. pret. 3 ag. of afindan.
ifeoralan to remove, do away, expel, dispel, atandennet f. invention, device, discovery,
JE : go away. m.
iter=afor; afera=eafora; iterant ifftran atylan to foul, stain, defile, corrupt, CP; M.
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af ertan to provide horses for team work (as Vafile ]
service for a lord), v. ANB 109*73 f. afyUan (w. g. or d.) to fill, fill up, replenish,
I.
i-ferlan (Ql), -ferran=afierran satisfy, M\ AO
: compUU,fum. VafiU'l
ifmean to become fresh, Bo86M . II. (y =ie) to cause to fall, feu, beat down,
if eralan = afeoraian overturn, subvert, demolish, abolish, Lk;Mi
ifestnlan fWW49^=afe*tnian slay, kill ['afeUe']
af etigan = hafetian afyndan= afindan; aiyr-=afierr-
iflerran (eo, i, y) to remove, withdraw, ityran to emasculate, affred (CP), af*rd
depart : estrange from, take away, expel, pp. as sb. eunuch.
dnve away, CP. [feozr} afyrhtan to frighten, terrify, MJlO.
anerrednes (y) f. removal, NC270. iffrMaâfyred; ifyrran=*fierran
kBgen fried, Qi*. ityiaian = afeoraian
Afllgan to pursue, Gxk 14". atyaan
(intr.) to hasten : inspire with longing,
iflndan* (=on-) to find, find out, discover, Bl : (tr.) urge, impel, excite : drive away.
detect, Jn;M: experience, feel, M. [*afind
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] [ffie]
iflr-=afierr-, afeor-, afyr- iga m. proprietor, owner, GD23011.
ifiroan (- y) to remove, Lot l-294n. igAlan to hinder, keep back, preoccupy,
iflsegen pp. of anean. hold
back, retard, delay,
detain, : AO
atWeman=afiIeman profane.
neglect, CP :
ifl ten9 to strip off, flay, GD. igAtwan to terrify, astonish, AO.
ifltgan (DR) = afliegan ; ifliman = aflfeman agalan* to sound forth, sing, chant.
ifleon*, -flfegan tolly, flee away, Qu : fly agaJd=ageald pret. 3 ag. of agieldan.
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from, escape. Vaflee ] agaUan to become slack, CP65".
ifleotan' to skim, Lcd. agan L (oonj. Wt546) to own, possess, have,
ifflan= afliegan obtain, An,Bo,Ma,Mt; AO,CP : give, give
t
afliegan (I, f ) to put to flight, expel, At (I). up, deliver, restore : have to pay, *owe,
['a/ley'] MtJAc : have to do, ANS 123-417. a. at
iffleman (f) to put to flight, expel, scatter, find out, discover. II. pret. 3 eg. of
disperse, rout, Chr',CP: banish, ['afieme'] agjfi rmi (onginnan).
ifllgan = afliegan agin (ooni. v. gan) to go, go by, pass (of
afflgnng f. attack? Lot 1-338". time), Mk. of a. go away : occur, befal, : M
-iflfnng .mete-a. come forth, grow, Ps : approach : lose
JUMwan to flow, flow away or from, pass strength, ['ago']
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away, AO,CP. igangan = agan

ifl5Jg-,aflyh-=aflfog- ige f. possessions, property. [ON. eiga]
aflygennet f. attack (BT), Lot 1*366'. agtanôngean; agehw*r=feghwfer
ifl^nian=aflieman; af6glan=:&w6gian igeldan I. -\to punish. IL=agieldan
atol n. power, might, LL (304M). igelwan=agftlwan; igeman=agyman
afdn7 (—on-) to receive, take %n, take, Mk, igen I. ' own, * proper, peculiar, BHJ3at,Mt
Ps : lay hold of, seize, MtR,Jul : hold up, AO,CP,CHR,iE. a. eyre freewill, agnee
support. Vqfong'] donees voluntarily, spontaneously : proper
atondian = afandian (gram.), JSGr. II. n. property, LL : own
ifor bitter, add, sour, sharp : dire, fierce, country. III. pp. of agan.
severe,harsh,impetuous. [OBO. eivar,eibar] iginôngean
afora=eafora igenbewendan to return.
alornttan to be frightened, take fright, igeneuman4 to return, Lk8M .
wonder at, M. igend m. owner, possessor, master, lord.

a-frifran, -frelrian to comfort, console, make ae a. the Lord.
glad, CP. [frdfor] igendfrea I. m. lord, owner. II* f. mistress?
afrem-dan, -dian to alienate, M : become Gxk2237.
igendfrto = igendfrea

AGENDLICE 14 AHELLIAN
igend&ee properly, as one '« own imperious- agnldan
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to rub off, WW386".
ly, CP145«. agniden I. f. rubbing, Gl? (v. A 31 -533).
igen-friga, -frige =agendfrea II. used, threadbare, WW220".
igtngehweortan* to return. ignlend (ah) m. owner, possession.
Igftnhwyrfan to return. ±ignlendlIo possessive, genitive (case), MQk.
meet.
igftnlernan" to run against, +ignod own, CP262".
igftnlAdan to lead back, WW91 9 . ignang f. owning, ownership, possession :
igenllcown owed, due, DR.
: claim, declaration or proof of ownership.
igennama m. proper name, ;EGb25m . ftgotenes f. effusion, shedding.
agennes t property, M. igrafan* to carve, hew, sculpture, : engrave, &
Iff nsendan to send back, Lk. inscribe, M.
igenilaga m. slayer of oneself, suicide, M. •grafenUe sculptured, ARSPsl05».
agftnstandan* to press, urge, Lk. agraptan to grasp tightly, ÊL8 . m
agenung = agnung igrfttan (oe) to attack, LkLR9"
ageode=aeode pret. 3 Bg. of agio. ftgrlmetUn (y) to rage, GD.
ageolwlan to become yeuow. agrfsan 1 to quake, fear, LL. ['agrise']
agtomrlan to mourn, grieve, GD. igrowen overgrown.
ageornan = agyrnan igrpndan to descend.
igeotan* to pour out, pour forth, shed, MtL; agrfsan =agrisan
CP : melt, found (of images) : destroy : agu f. magpie, WW132U .
deprive (of), Jm> 32. [' ageten *] Agustua m. August.
agfttan=agltan *gyf-» agyid- =agief-, agield-, ftgild-
iglefan* (eo, i, y) to give, impart, deliver, agylpan= agilpan
give up, yield, relinquish, Mt (y) : restore, igyltan to offend, sin, do wrong, jE;CP.
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return, repay, pay, AO. eft a. give back, laguUt ]
return, ['ogive'] agyltend m. debtor.
agleldan8 (e, i, y) to pay, repay, compensate, agylttng f. guilt, offence, DR.
yield, restore, reward, AO : offer oneself, igyltnet f. guilt, NC270.
offer up (as a sacrifice) : perform (an office), agyrnan (e) to regard, contemplate, AS : heal,
JS (y) : allow : to punish? PH408. cure.
aglemeleaatan (i, y) to neglect, despise, CP. ag^meleaataii =agiemeleaeian
agimeleaeod neglectful, careless, NG337. igymmed=agimmed; agynnan== onginnan
ftgl6ta=agita; *&*** (AO,CP)=agiefan agyrnan to desire, be eager for, GD206™ (eo).
aglnan to bestow, grant, DR124". igytan = ongietan
iglft=&gift; igUdan (CP)=agieldan ah (AO,CP)=»ao (oonj. and adv.)
agUde=&gilde an pros. 3 ag. of agan; ah-=ag-
igUpan' to exult in (w. d.) v Soul165. ahahban to restrain (refl.) abstain (fram)
: :
*giltan=agyltan support.
aglmeliaslan (C)=agiemelSasian ahaoelan to pick out, ML2Sn .
iglmmed set with precious stones, M. ahabban =&hebban

iglnnan = onginnan ahaldan = ahildan
ftgfta m. prodigal, spendthrift, CP. ahalennes f. rising, lifting up : elevation,
igltan = ongietan pride.
r
agttan I. to waste, destroy, Chr. Vaget'] ahalslan to implore.
II.=ageotan anangian to hang, LkL23*.
iglftehad m. state of misery, Rd549 . ahatan to name, MtL27M .
ig-lAc, -lacf n. trouble, distress, oppression, Ih&tian to become hot, WW214".

misery, grief. ihealdan7 (= on-) to hold, keep, DR,JnL.
agldcaf (6) m. wretch, monster, demon, fierce ahealtlan to limp, crawl, LPsl7 M .
enemy. aheardlan to be or become hard, grow hard or
IglAocRBft (ao-) m. evil art, An 1364. inured, CP : endure.
aglAewtt n. female monster, B 1259. iheardung f. hardening, Lod.
iglAdan? to cause to slip. . AB 19-163. aneawan 7 to
cut off, out or down, J5,CP :
agleca=agl&ca wood into planks.
cut
iglldan1 to glide, slip, stumble. ahebban* (oooL wk. pret. ahefde and pp.
agn-=angn- ahefed) (often w. up) to lift up, stir up,
agnere m. owner, ^SGallO". raise, exalt, erect, Lk;CP
take away, :
ignes = agones gmn. of agen adj. remove: support, uphold: leaven, ['ahcave*]
ftgnett n. interest, usury, LkL19tt . anebblan = aebbian ; ahefednes = ahafennea
ignettan to appropriate, Gl. ahefeglan (CP), -hef(i)gian («b) to make
ignettung f. 'usurpatura'? Lkl9" (£S heavy, oppress.
42163). aheld ( VPs) =ahyld pp. of ahyldan.
±ignlan to 'own,' : Rd claim : appropriate, ahelllan? to cover over, conceal, hide,
usurp, Bo,Mt; CP : make over (to), M. OEG6410.

AHELPAN 15 ALACCAN
Ahelpan8 to help, support (w. g.). Ahryilan = ahririan
Ahenan to humble, LkL : accuse, NO. ahte=aaoe; ahttan — *«'m
[hienan; bean] aht, aht=eaht, awiht; ahta=eahta
Ahaotarian to weigh, consider, Gl. Ante, ahton pret. 3 as. and pL of agan.
Ahiran=ahyran Antes (=g. of aht) of any account or value.
Aherlan to praise, DR. AbtOee stoutly, manfully, Chb (E).
Ah*rian=ahyrian AhwA pron. any one.
Aberstan (BPB)=ahyntan AhwA nan to vex, grieve, afflict, Lcd;M.
Aheten pp. of ahatan. ['awhene']
ihlogan = ahyogan ; Ahlenan v. ahenan. Ahwanne adv. when, whenever : at sometime,
Abierdan (i, y) to make hard, harden, CP : any time, RB : at aU times.
encourage, animate, [heard] Ahw*r (a, 6) anywhere, Bo,LL,M : at any
AhIeSan=ahy5an time, ever, in any way. ['oioAere']
Ahlldan (», e, y) to deal, tnctote, M
: reet, AhwArgen anywhere : in any case.
Jay dovfi (tr. and intr.) : turn away, avert : ahwat n. anything.
cast down, destroy, AbwseSer (aw8er, afJer, ator) I. pron. some
Abfrdan (CP)=ahierdan; ahflan=ahy«an one, something; any one : anything. II. adv.
Ahladan* to draw out, lead out, draw forth, and oonj. either, AO,CP. a$er...o$8e=
M : exclude, Bk18. e*Aer...or, 40,£Lt [*ontfer']
*blAea=ag]£oa Ahwanon=ahwonan; AhwAr=ahwftr
AhUftnan to set oneself up, Mod 53. Ahwellan = ah wylfan
AhUftnslan become lean, M.
to Ahweorfan* (tr. ) to turn, turn away, convert :
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Ableapan to leap, spring up, AO. (intr.) turn aside, turn away, Qen z avert.
Ablftfan (oe) to putt out, DR55». Vahwerf]
AblfoSrlan to sound, resound, QD. ihw«ri=lAhw*r; ahwarfan =ahwi«rfan
Ahllehban* to laugh at, deride : foaoA out, ahwatton to whet, excite, kindle, : hold AO
exult. out to, provide : reject.
AtiHn-ian ) -nan=alinnan Ahwlder in any dfrection,from any source, M,
Ablod*nto(fyonl,GL,MtR619. [?=*alodan, ahwlarfan to turn away, turn from, avert, CP.
cp. luoan (BT) and v. ES42165] ahwile=«ghwilo; ahwlttUan v. awistlian.
Abldwan to raor again, 11. WW492 ahwlttan to whiten, BJPsfiO*.
ahlQttrtan to cleanse, purify. Anwonan from any source, anywhere.
MMfMmn = ahliehhan &hwonne=ahwenne; ahwyder= ahwider
Abtyttrlan =&Jiluttrian ahwyltan to cover over, submerge, subvert, M.
Ahn-=agn- np a. pull un, loosen.
Ahneopan* to pluck off, Gv819. Anwyrfan = ahwierfan
Ahneatrian to oeeome *>/* or effeminate, AO : Ahyagant to think out, devise.
weoiben. [hneaoe] ah^dan to hide, conceal.
Ahnffcan1 to fall down : ooa? down.
ahogtan to &n*
oaf, be anxious about, GD. Ahyldendllc enclitic, ^Gb266>. [ahildan]
Abolan=aholian anyttan to trip «tp9 PPsl39».
AboUan to AoCotr, eeoop oat, CP. at a. to anyran (e) to Aire.
roo< on*, pfcdb oaf : enorat*, emooat ahyrdan = ahierdan
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Ahdn to hang, suspend, crucify, MkLB; ahyrdung f. hardening, 80232".
AO,CP. Vahang 9 ] Ahfrlansah^ran
ahoptan to Hops /or (t6), Bl17». Ahyntan (=ie) to roast, fry, Loi>33b;
Abrftean to eptt on*, Lci>9a. BP8101* (e).
ahnescian to shake off? (BT), LPs 108" Abyjnan to reproach, LPs 101*.
ahreddan to eel free, save, rescue, re-capture, Ahjftan (le, i) to plunder, destroy, devour.
AO;M. Varedde'] [hu«]
Ahredding f. salvation, deliverance, HLO"1 , aldan (y)T 'eUminare, v. 10f n; BT.
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EC230. A-Idllan, -Idlan, -Idelian to be or make useless,
Ahrtofian to become leprous, 174". MH frustrate, empty, annul, M,CP : profane :
ahrtosan' to rush : >&», /o» dowa, M : 6e oe free from : deprive (of). [Idel]
destroyed. alernan1 to ran away, ran oat, yo over : pass
Abraplan to (real, FBO801 . by, go.
Abriran (=• on-) to move, eAo&e, ma&e to AleSan (&, I, f) to lay low, demolish, destroy,
fremofe, CP. cast out,
Atarfoan1 (=» on-) to toneA, handle, Lk. al=eall, ffil
al n. fire, burning, OEG4389; 4470.

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['arine ] [cp.
Ahrtafan (y) toi eAafe, «#r np, CP : efofo ojjf. »lan]
»i
['arc^'] Attdlan to excuse, Bo 144», aladlendra
Ahrfnan =ahrinan *
excussorum,' BPs 126«.
ahriran to caaee to/afi, destroy, Gl. to catch, take, Chb 1123.

ALA3DAN 16 AMANSUMIAN
lead away, carry off,
(tr.) to lead, redeem, release, absolve, Mt (y), AO,CP.
withdraw, conduct, bring, : (intr.) be ['alese*]M
produced, grow, come forth. AUes-ednas, -(e)nee (8, y) t redemption, ran-
Alanan to lend, : grant, lease, M 9
['alene ] som, MtWLJt: remission (of sins), ERHy
Aber=alor
AU&ran to teach, PPS1181* allesend (*, i, f ) m. liberator, deliverer,
Alftaon pret. pL of aleaan. Redeemer, GP.
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AUetan to let go, give up, leave, lose, resign, AUeeendlie (y) loosing, liberating, BH.
lay aside, Jn; AO,CP : let, allow release, Allealng, -names (?)=aJiesednei
:
pardon, forgive : deliver, AS. ['alet ]

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am n. eternal life, MFHIOS" .
• AUMnes remission
f . loss : AHfan=anefan; Aliflan=aHbban
(of sins).
alan* to nourish, produce. [Qoth. alan] Aim (DR) imperat. sg. of aleon.
Alanglan (impers.) to ajffect totta longing, AUhtan to lighten, relieve, alleviate, take off,
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Soullte. ['along ] take away : 'alight, 9 MQr : (- onlihtan)
Alattan to grow sluggish or duU, Gl. light up, M.
ala8 L=ealafl (v. ealu). II. prea. 3 ag. of AUmpan*t to occur, happen.
AUnnan== alynnan; Albend=aIIeeend
AlaSian1 (Gl) to be hateful : haU : tAreofca. AllSlan (eo) to detach, separate. Gen set free. :
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alb f. toMfe garment, 'alb,' LL. [JU I'alithe ]
aid (EWS,EKÂ)>=ieald; Ald=adl all (strictly Anglian, but found in AO,CP)
aleogan to put, place, lay down, lay aside,
give up, cease from, abandon, LL; MJiO, almas- =»lmes-; aln-=ealn-
CP. aleogende word, aleegendlio word alo-=ealu-
deponent verb : put down, auay, suppress, AO.
alooolan to entice,
abolish, conquer, destroy, overcome, refute, m. 'older, 9 Cd,KCJLcd; Mdf.
alor, al(e)r
MJjL : lay upon, inflict : diminish, lessen, alordrano m. drink made of alder sap?
withhold, k.
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{'allay ] LoD40a.
ilid I. pp. of alecgan. U.=aled pp. of alorholt nm. alder-wood, WW.
atiedan. alorrlnd m. alder-bark, Lcd12d.
Alton =allefan alo8=ealu; alrâlor; alswA=ea]swa
A1U ednet f. infirmity, ML21*. altar, altar(e), altre m. 'altar,* JE;CP.
Aleflan to injure, maim; enfeeble, A3, pp. [L. altare]
iU, M. [lfif] alucan* to pluck up, puU out, separate, take
Alenlan (K)= alynnan
Altodan*t to spring up, grow. (=onl-) to bend, incline, bend or bow
Alfltan'
aleoflan=aliiian down, A3, aloten pp. submissive.
Aleogan' to lie, deny, deceive, be false to, aluwe, alwe= alewe; alwald-=eal(l)weald-
leave unfulfilled, MJk.0. alybban=alibban; Atyfan (^)=aKefan
Alton1 (= on-) to lend, give up, DR. aiyied L=allefed pp. of aliefan. II. =
Aleonlan = alynnan alfifed pp. of alenan; alyfed-=allefed-
Aleoran to depart, flee away, VPs61*. aiyht-=onliht-; Alyhtan=alihtan
AieoSian=alrSian; aleriâlor airman to come forth, shew forth.
Aies-=alie«- Alynnan, -lynnian (e, eo, i) to deliver, let go,
Alesan* to pick out, choose. release, loosen, AS.
ilet(DA254)=»led Al*s-=aEes-
Aletan=al»tan; al*8ran=aly*&ran aiySran («) to lather, Lon. PeatSor]
alewe, al(u)we f. 'aloe,
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Jn,Lcd. am (NG)=eom
Altwed pto. feeble, weak, ill [ISf] Am m. reed or slay of a loom, Rd36*.
alexandre f. horse-parsley, Led. ['alexan-
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ders ]
alfflBle (AN770)=ealfelo Amfiran I. to extol, GD206M . II. (uau*
Altet n. cooking vessel, cauldron, [alan] utamfer(i)an) to exterminate, BH.
Algeweoro n. fire-making, tinder, Gl. AmsBsUn to feedwithmast, fatten, feedup, CP.
algian=ealgian; alh!=iealh Amaglan (hamaogian) to revive, be restored
allbban to live, pass one's lift, AO. to heaUh, Lod3184u .
Allbbende everlasting. Aman = onman

Allegan* to be subdued, fail, cease, yield, prep. w. d. among, amongst : while,
perish, AO. whilst, during, a. tSam, Viasum meanwhile.
AFJefan (e, i, y) to allow, give leave to, grant, [= gemang]
AO,CP hand over, yield up.
: Amanlan to exact, require, LL.
AHefedJle lawful, permissible, adv. -lice AmAns-lan, -ung=amangum-ian, -ung
(CP,.E). AmAnsumlan to excommunicate, anathema-
AHefednes (f) f. permission. tise, curse, proscribe,
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outlaw, BH; iE,AO.
AHeaan (6, i,
f) to loosen, let loose, free, ['amanse ]

AMAN8UMUNQ 17 ANGOB
aman-tumung, -eumnung excommunica- imundlan to protect, defend, M.
f.
tion, curse, JS. ['amansing'] amyltan (tr.) to melt, M.
amarod disturbed, confounded. imyrdrlan (LL348 f66A)=amyr5rian
troubled,
[cp. amyrred] imyrgan to delight, cheer, Sol240.
amaaian to amaze, confound. imyrftan = amerian
amawan7 to cut down, PPslOl*. amyrran = (l) amierran; (2) (LL348,56o, b)
amb (A9-2d5)=am; ambohtâmbiht amyrtfran
amber (e1, o1 , »*, o*, u 1 ) mfn. teasel, j»»Z, i-myroran, -myrorian to murder, kill, LL;
pitcher, tankard : awi, <iry or Ziffttid measure Chb 1049 c. ['amurdcr*]
(ffour bushels). [L. amphora] an I. adv. and prep. son. IL prea. 1 ag. of
ambiht (e1, o\ y1 , e1 ) I. n. office,, service:
commission, command, message. II. m. an- in compoeition represents (1) and-;
attendant, messenger, officer. an-; (3) in-; (4) on-.
(2)
+amblhtan (embe-) to minister, serve, NG. in I* adj. strong mfn. (asm. anne, amne)
amblhtere (embe-) m. servant, LkL22m . *one t MttjS. in plur. each, every one, all.
y
amblhthera obedient servant, Gu571 (o1 ). an and (efter) an one by one. anea hw»t
amblhthOs n. workshop, 'officina,' CM 1087. some single thing, a part, B : a, an : alone,
amblhtmann m. manservant. sole, only; in this sense it is used also in
amblhtmeogt (o1
, e*, y*) m. servant. the weak form (se ana; he" ana, AO,CP)
amblhtnes, -aumnee (emb-) f. service, NG. and with a pi. : singular, unique single, :
ambihtacealct m. functionary, retainer. each, every one, aU (gp. anra) : any.

amblhtsecg am. minister, Gen 582. II. adv. (also wk. ana) alone, only, on an
ambftitsmlo m. court smith or carpenter, continually, continuously, ever, in one, once
LL3(7]. for all, immediately, tat an only that.
amblhtfagn (omb-)t m. attendant, servant. ana=heonu; ina v. an.
ambyht = ambiht inad, anaedt n. waste, desert, solitude. \Oer.
ambyre favourable, fair, AO. [and, byre] eindde]
ambyrlan (OEGll"*)=onbyrganII. inaagUan to nail, Nab4w .
amealllan («) to become insipid, v. OEG61*. anftl-=on£l-

amearclan to mark out, delineate, define, anea&ellan to degrade, Bo,Mbt.
describe : destine, assign, appoint. -j-anan to unite, BH214*.
amefm. sacred vessel, WW
348. [L.] ananbeam m. spindle-tree, Loi>29b.
amelcan* to milk, Lcd. anawyrm m. intestinal worm, Lcd 43b.
ameldlan to let out, make known, betray, anbasrnes = onbavnea
JE.AO. anbeetlngan* to thrust in, insert, CP.
t
ameoa i ammeos, bishop-weed, Lcd 71b. anbid (— on-) n. waiting, expectation, hope,
[Ok.] AO,CP : interval, AO.
amerian = namonan ±an-bldlan (on-) intr. to wait, stay : tr.
amerian to test, examine purify, refine. : w. g. wait for, expect.
amerran = amierran anbidstow (on-) f. place of meeting, LL.
imetan* to measure, estimate : mete out, as* anbldung m. watting for, expectation : delay,
sign, grant, bestow, M. OEG3396.
CP : adorn, M.
amfttan to paint, depict, anbiht= ambiht; anblndan=onbindan
imetendlle compendious, measurable, limited. anblsoopod = unbisoopod
adv.-Hce. anborenf pte. only-begotten.
imefhwD = ftmethwfl anbrlngelle =onbringelle
ametslan to provision, Chr 1006 s. anbroee (El 1029) = unbr&ce
ftmlddan = onmiddan anbruool ( =on-) rugged, GPH402.
amMl&n to be foolish, RHy6«. anbryrd- = onbryrd-
ftmldlod unbridled, WW 220*. ftnbQend m. hermit, anchorite, Gu59.
imierran (e, i, \)
hinder, obstruct, anbugan (AO,CP)=onb0gan
to
prevent, delay, CP : mar, injure, disturb, anbyhtsceale = ambihtacealo
scatter, consume, waste, spoil, destroy, Lk, inb*me made of one trunk, dug-out (ship),
Bo ;AO,CP -.lose. Varnar'] WW181»
amlgdal m. almond, Lcd. [Ok.] ±anbyrdan (and-) to strive against, resist,
amdd=£m6d oppose, attack.
Imoleen pp. of amelcan. anbyrdnes f. resistance, LL214[14].
imotenlan to decay, weaken, W147*. anbyrlgnea ( =on-) f. tasting, taste, WW.
amolten molten, d3L6»*. in-eenned (a*), -cend, only-begotten, M.
amore f. a kind of bird, yellow-hammer? aneeMancor
[op. emer] an-eleow n., -oleowe f. 'ankle,' LcdJE.
am-peOa, -pulla m. flask, vessel. [L.] ancnawan = ononawan
ampre I. 'varix,' tumour, swelling, 01. aneor m. 'anchor,' B,Bo; CP. [L. anoora;
9
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[ amper ] U* t dock, sorrel, Lcd. from Gk]
O. H. 2

ANOOR 18 ANDf&fiC
in-eory -oore m. anchorite, hermit, M. [L. andfang (on-) m. seizing, receiving, taking.
anachoreta; ,from Ok.] jE,RB : defence : defender : attack, assault z
anoorbend (oncer-) m. cable, B1918. revenue, means, LIc14m,Bk10 : illegal oc-
inoorUe like a hermit, WW463*. cupation of (land).
inoorOf n. solitary life, BH. andfenga m. receiver, defender, undertaker.
aneonnan m. man %n charge of the anchor, Pa.
WW 166*. andfenga acceptable, agreeable, approved,
I.
aneorrap m. anchor rope, cable. fit, suitable, M,CB
: that can receive : taken.
anoorseti n. prow of a chip. II. m. undertaker : receptacle.

anoonetl n. hermitage, M. andfengend m. defender, Ps : receiver.
inoorsetla m. hermit, M. gafolee a. lax collector.
aneonttw f. solitary place, BH4241*. andfengestow f. receptacle, WW21S*».
aneorstreng (anoer-) m. cable. andfengnet f. accejiance, receiving : rsoep-
anera rancor tacle : acceptableness, . W253n
ftnera (a1 ?) m. anchorite, hermit, monk, andfex = andfeax; andgeMman a andloman
WW,M. ['anchor'] andgefeMandgit
anesamângsam andgetet adj. plain, manifest, [andgiete]
anemnan* to arrive, Geh 1884. andglet (ond- ; e, i, y) n., andjriete t under-
inoummum one by one, singly, NO. standing, intellect, Mt; M,CP : knowledge,
aneyn adj. only, A 2- 368; LPs21» perception, CP : sense, meaning, J3,CP : one
and oonj. 'and, 9 but. ge&oe sad... like as of the five senses : plan, purpose, ['angit']
/...AO. andglet- -andgit-
and- = an-, on-, ond- (opposition, negation, andgltful intelligent, sensible.
Oer. ent-); and oooaaionally a-, andgltfulllc intelligible, clear, adv. -Hoe.
anda m. grudge, enmity, envy, anger, andgltlias foolish, senseless, M.
vexation, Mt;M
: seal, J£,CP : injury, andglttiaat f. want of understanding, M.
'
mischief :fear, horror, NG. [' a*<fe, ' o*4e '] andgltUo = andgitfuflic
indseget /or o*e 4ay, lasting a day. andgltol intelligent, sensible.
and»t-=andet- andgUtaoeni (ie1 ) n. sensible token, sign.
indaga m. appointed day, M.
ândaglan to fix a day for appearance : andheafod n. heading, unploughed headland
adjourn, EC 163. of a field, EC.
andb-ânb-, onb- andhetan, andhettansandettan
andbeonlan to make signs to, WW. andhweorfan* to move against, blow against,
andblta m. feast (of unleavened bread). B548. [or T onhweorfan]
andeleow = anoKow andlan to be envious or jealous.
andeweean 'contradicere, fruetrari,* HGl andlg envious, jealous, OEG.
491. andliman = andldman
andowlas f. answer, Gu992. andlang (o1, s ) L adj. entire, continuous,
andofSnes f. evidence, BH158*. extended, andlangne dog, niht all day
andd- =and-, ond- ; aadeKende (night) long, An,Qu. Valonq'] II. prep.
andeages (ae) eye to eye, in the face, openly t w. g. 'along, 9 by the side of, AB,Chr,KC;
B1936. AO.
andtew arrogant, ostentatious, So. andlangoempa (anl-) soldier fighting in line,
andefn, -efen f. measure^juantity, amount, WW450*.
AO capacity, nature, CP.
: andlata (CBl436)=andwIita
andel-bssr, -bftre reversed, OEG. andlaanf n. retribution, retaliation.
andergllde of little cost? (BT). and-leofen (ie, i, y) f., -leofa m. susten-
andet-=andett- ance, nourishment, food : money, wages,
andetla m. declaration, confession, LL 18[22]. [libban]
±andetnes (ond- OP) f. confession, : M
andnenes = onfcones
ftanfoproa?, praiee. andll«fen (AO,CP), andKfen=andl©ofen
andetta m. one who confesses, a. bfion to andldman (a*, n«) m. pi. utensils, imple-
acknowledge. ments, vessels.
±andettan acknowledge, M,CB : endlong = andlang; andlyfen=andleofen
to confess,
give thanks or praise : promise, vow. [and, andmltta=anmitta ^___
h&tan] andrecefsdtr n. wine or oil press, 128*'. WW
andett-end, -ere m. confessor. andrletne =ondrysne
andettlan =andettan an-drysen-, -dry8n-=ondry8(e)n-
andettung m. confession, profession, CP. and-rysno f. respect, reverence : etiquette.
andfang m. acceptance. andsaea m. adversary : denier, apostate.
andfangol 'susccptor,' LP&46". andseelan to dispute, deny, CP.
AndfealdHee = anfealdttee andasee m. denial, oath of purgation, El>LL :
andfeax bald, W461 .
c
refusal : strife, resistance. [ anoVesa*]

AND&3TE 19 ANGNJBGL
> adj. hateful, odious, repugnant,
l f
M x anf«=soni-
hostile. [ andsete ] an-feald, -fald, -fealdho single, unmixed,
andalyhtt m. Mow. singular, unique, superior, M\ CP : simple,
andspeornan* to stumble against, NG. modest, honest, sincere, Mt; GP : fixed, in-
andapyrnee t offence, MtBlft". variable, a. gerecednaa or aptfto woes.
indatreeae = anetrooea 9
Vafald ] adv. -Boa.
and-eumnee, -eondnea (—on-) f. purity, anfealdnet f. unity, concord, AO : simplicity,
chastity, virginity. v. OBG1696. OP.
±andawarlan to 'answer,' Lk; £!,CP. anfealt f. anvil, OEGll" and n. [op. anfilte]
l
andawara f. answer>' reply, B,Jn; CP. anfengr=iandfeng
and-awarfan (VPa), -airorian=>ancUirarian anfftte one-footed, Rn5P.
an-fltt (JS), .filte (01), n. 'oarO.'
and-ttmaer, -tymbersontimber anflndan = onfindan
andSraeJan = ontiiaoian anfloga m. lonely flier, Sia* 62.
andSraaoe = ontirooe anion (AO)J=tonfon
andung f. jealousy, LPs 77*. anlorht/ear/W, Cbos8117.
f
andttstrtan *detcstari, MtB26™. anforUetan7 to let go, lose, relinquish, aban-
aadfletrung f. 'abomination MtB24» don, surrender, CP : omit, neglect.
andwOeoan « adwftsoan anforUetnef t loss, desertion, Bl86™ :
andwtiet moist, tnfermiarioa.
andward- = andweard- antorngaan in front of, MP (Veep. D xiv).
aadweal- =*onweal- anga (o) m. stimulus, sting, goad, GP.
andwaard ( + at AS63M ) present, actual, mi& {a, &) sole, only: solitary.
existing, jE,CP : opposite to, angbrtoet n. tightness of ike chest, asthma,
±andweardlan to present, bring before one, Lod.
(+andweardian alsosandwyrdian.) ange=enge
andweardtte present, actual, adv. -Hoe. angeald pret. 3 eg. of angildan.
andwaaidnaa t presence, GP : present time. angaanôngean
andwendednes = onwendednee ' 9
angel I. m. angle, hook, fish-hook, Bo,
andweoro n. matter, substance, material, GP MtL(oagal). II. m.=engel
cause. Angel n. Anglen, a distrust in Schleswig,
andweriMand-weazd, -wyrd from which the Angles came, AO.
andwlg m. resistance, Gul47. Angeloynn n. the English people England, :
andwHle * anwiUe
andwfadan a andwyrdan angeld *= angilde
andwb expert, skilful, Jul 244 . angelic like, similar, Bo44».
andwbnee 1 experience, WW20*. angeltwlcoe fm. a certain worm used as bait,
andwtst f. support? station? Ah 1542. earthworm? WWJjcd. ['angletwitch']
andwlata = andwlita AngetiSeod t the English people : England.
i
+aadwlatod *flrontosus, GBG8*». angenga I. solitary, isolated, M. Ih m.
andwlita (a, eo) m. face, forehead, counte- solitary goer, isolated one, B.
nance, form, B,MtR;AO,CP. Vankth'] angerfld =ungerad
andwlita n. = andwlita ingetrum n. illustrious company, Ex 334.
andwllteful 'vuUuosus,' GPH393. angeweald = onweald
andwraS hostile, enraged, Pa 17. ±anglan to be in anguish, B,?sW; 142*.
and-wud, -wyrdMudweard anglen =anginn; angOaangell.
±and-wyrdan, -wyrdian (e, i) to answer* angildan = ongjeldan
JB,Mt-, AO,CP : (+an-) '
conepirare,
'
ingllde (e, )
I* n. single payment or rate of
WW209«. Vandwurde 9 ] compensation for damage, LL : the fixed
andwyrde n. answer, AO. price at which cattle and other goods were
andwyrdlng f. 'coiwptniffo,' WW373*1 . received as currency, LL. ['angild'] II.
andfda pretb of and&n (ondon). adj.to be compensated for. III. adv. simply,
andytt-=andett-
ane (l)=«ne, (2) heonn. anglldes = angilde in.
an-eage, -«(a)gede (JEL) •oae-eyed,* MM anginn n. beginning, M\ AO,CP: intention,
0/ one eye. design, enterprise, undertaking, GP : action,
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aneege adj. having one edge, M. onset, attack : rising (of sun). [ angin*]
+aned v. anian. anglnnan (AO)=onginn»n
antge, anSgede=aneage angltan=ongietftn; angltful=andgitful
4nihst=anlhflt Angle mp. the Angles or English (who oamo
aneiniian to <mno**ce, declare, 0u. Vaname] from Anglen ; v. Angel, Engle).
nnetuvkto deliver, re*5«e,LPs24»; EPs49» angmod sad, sorrowful.
*nee= fines; Anaaelanâhneaoiaa angmodnes f. sadness, sorrow, W188*.
anett mn., anetnes f. solitude, seclusion, GP. angnesgl m. corn, ' agnail,* Led 30b.
2—2
ANGNERE 20 ANUNDER
angnere (on-) m. comer of the eye, WW mnn&tt*m. weight, balance, scales, Ql. [and,
mitta]
angnes f. anxiety, uneasiness, trouble, pain, anmdd steadfast, resolute, eager, bold, brave,
anguish, fear. fierce,proud, CP. adv. -lioe.
angol-= angel-, ongol- imftd of one mind, unanimous, El;M.
angrlsla (y) m. terror, Bl2037. Canmod'] adv. -lioe.
angrtalto (y») grisly, terrible, adv. -(en)lioe. anm6dnes f. steadfastness, resolution, Lcd
ang-tet, -seta m. eruption, pustule, car* 3170".
bunds, WW. Anmodnet f. unity, unanimity, CP.
angsum narrow, hard, difficult ann pros. 3 sg. of annan.
±angsumlan to vex, afflict, M. anna=heonu; Anne (AO,CP) v. an.
angsumlto troublesome, anxious, painful. Annei t oneness, unity, BH; agreement, M :
adv. -lioe M. covenant, Chr : solitude, Qu. ['annesse']

angsumnat t pain, M : sorrow, trouble : Annlhte adv. one day old,Lcd.
difficulty, perplexity. ano8a=anda
Angum=»migum dat. of Anig. AnpeeSf m. narrow path*
Angyld, angylde = angilde anpolle f {&) = ampella ; anr- = onr-
.
angyn, angytan=onginn, ongietan Anrfid of one mind, unanimous : constant,

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anh«=onh- firm, persevering, resolute, M. ['anted ]
Anhaga (o*)f m. solitary being, recluse. AnriMllo constant, resolute undoubHng, i
anhentfe (— oa-) on hand, requiring attention, Bl13 u adv. -lioe unanimously . reso- :
A088". lutely, persistently, constantly, earnestly,

Anhende one-handed, lame, weak, M.
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M
definitely, decidedly. :
Anhlwe 'uniformis, OEG1046. AnrAdnes f. unanimity, agreement con- :
anhoga m. care, anxiety, Gn070. stancy, firmness, diligence, AO; M. ['an-

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Anhaga=anhaga rednesse ]
Anhorn, anhorna m. unicorn, Ps. Anreoes (GHBl010ci>B)=an8treoe8
AnhrAdllee = anrftdlioe AnrM- = anr&d- ; ana- = ands-, ons-, nns-
Anhundwlntre a hundred years old. an-tceatan (Cp), -eceotan (Erf)=onsceotan
Anb^dlgt resolute, firm, constant, stubborn, Anseld m. lonely dwelling, hermitage, Gu 1214.
brave. Ansetl n. hermitage, RB 1369 .
Anhyrne L one-horned, having one horn. ansetla m. anchorite, hermit, GD,RB.
II. m. unicorn. anden I. (on- ; 6, i, y ) fn. countenance, face,
Anhyrn-ed, «e(n)de having one horn, Pa. CPJLk : form, figure, presence : view, aspect,
+Anlan to unite, BH214.
['one* vb.] sight, thing seen, AO
: surface, ['onsenc ]
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Anldan («, to restrain, repel : force, fit II.t t lack, want.

f)
a. expel, drive out. [nied] anspel n. conjecture.
Anlg=finig; an-Ige, -Igge=aneage antpUde salutary, Lcd lib.
anltastt last, in the last place, AnsprAco speaking as one, PPs407 .
Animan4 (y) to take, GD

: take away or from, Anttandende pto. standing alone, RB97 . aa
deprive of, Mt (y); CP. [*anim*] sb. hermit, M.
Anlnga=anunga anttapa m. lonely wanderer, Pa 15.
AntiMan to cast down, Chb675s. Anttelede one-stalked, having one stem, Lcd.
anl- =andl-, onl- ; anlAe =anleo Anstlg f. narrow path? Gl.
±AnU»can to unite, M. Anstonde = anstandende
Anlaga acting alone, WW491" Anstrm (ft?) resolute, determined, CP.
anlang- = andlang- ; Anlap- (NO) = anlip. Anttreeef (6?) at one stretch, continuously,
anlec m. respect, regard. continually, Chb 894 a.
Anlegere consorting with one man, WW
171". antund sound, whole, entire, perfect, healthy,
An-lep-=anllp- (on-). M
Anllo only, unique : solitary : catholic : an-Bundnei, -tnmneB f. soundness, whole-
beautiful, [op. ftnlio] ness, integrity.
anlleplg = anlipig Ansunu m. only son.
An-npe (CP), -Hpig (Chb), -lipie (am-; f) AnswSgo harmonious, accordant.
fi,
I. adj. single, separate, solitary, private, ansyn =ansien ant- = and-, ont-, unt- ;
individual, special, PPs\Z\BH,MtR. Anteerlst m. Antichrist. [L.]

l 9
II. adv. alone, only, severally. antefn m. antiphon, anthem, BH; M.
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[ anlepi ]
AnHpnes f. loneliness. antotnere m. book of antiphons, anti-
Anllpum (ep) singly, MtR26M phonary, CM.
.
Antyp- ss anlip- Antld

f. similar time (i.e. the corresponding
anmMo n. unanimity, concord, PP854". time of a following day)? B219.
anmMla m. pomp, glory : pride, presump- antra f. radish, Lcd.
arrogance : courage, fmdd]
tion, Anum alone, solely, M.
-fanmottan to encourage, AO. [mdd] an under = onnnder

ANTJNG 21 ABED
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anuug f zeal, NG.
. 76,42,2. ['are, 'ore'] IV. u. ore, brass,
Anunga at once, forthwith : entirely, alto- copper, MJlO,CB. V. (NG)=«r
aether, throughout, by att means, uninter- Araetlan=Araaiaa
ruptedly, B: necessarily, certainly. ArAean wv. to reach, get at, Chr : hold forth,
anw- =andw-, onw-, unw-
M
reach out, M
: get (a thing for a person),
Anwedd n. security, pledge, TC20l . M,Gr. Vareach']

Anwlg n. single combat, duel, M, AO. ArAd I. (6) m. welfare, LLlWn. IL pre-
AuwfcHce in single combat, WW512". pared?, resolute? Wa6; GkE192T IIL
Anwffit=awubt =Anrftd
AnwfQe I. adj. toilful, obstinate, CP,WW; M. Arseda (Bo46«)=Aroda? v. arod.
['onwiU 9 ] II. adv. wilfully, obstinately. ArAdan1 (but uau. wk.) to appoint, prepare :
Anwfffiea obstinately, CP. arrange, settle, decide, BE : guess, prophesy,
inwllnet f. self*w%U, obstinacy, persistence, interpret, utter, LkJBo,Da,CP read, read :
CP. mid Anwilnease wantonly, wilfully. out, read to (any one), CP. V oread']
Anwlntra adj. one year old, yearling. ArAdnea f condition, stipulation, BH.
.
Anwfte n. single fine, LL64,31,1. ArAfan to set free, unwrap, WW.

anwldh (DAv685)=<mwealgT Inafuan, -ian to carry out, accomplish :
AnwuhtsAwuht endure, suffer, MJlO i keep in mind,
Anwunung f. solitary abode, RB134". ponder, M. [aefnan]
Anwylnaa=inwilnefl; annum- = angaum- Inafulendlle endurable, possible.
An?dan=&nidan; anfhat=anfbat ArAman to raise, elevate
(oneself), : M
anyman=animan; aufwansonywan (t) rise, stand up.
apa m. 'ape,* Gl£cd. Araspean (•-rwf-) to intercept, Gl.
ApAean to seduce, lead astray. ArAran to lift up, raise, set up, create, estab-
ApAran to avert, pervert. Ohr,AnJn : build, erect, Jn : rear
lish,
Aparlan to discover, apprehend, EC 164.(swine), LL449 : spread, disseminate t
apalder- =apuldor- disturb, upset, ftp A. bring up, raise up,
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Aplualan to weigh, estimate, ponder, recount, exalt, ['arear ]
CP. [L. penaare] ArArend m. one who arouses.
Aptuaung f. weighing, OEG1757. ArArnaa f. raising, elevation, AO.
apl=appel ArAaan to rush, J&H140".
aplanttan to plant, SL ArAflan to unravel, disentangle, CP.
Aplatod plated with metal? resplendent? OEQ. ArAstan to lay open, search out, test, detect,
9
[. 'plate ] discover : reprove, correct, CP. Araaod
Aplueetan to pluck off, jEGb 170". skilled.
apoatata m. apostate, LL(3221«). Arblaed n. oar-blade, M.
apoatol (Chb), apoatel m. 'apostle,
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MtB arMaat m. cross-bow, Chb 1079 d. [O.Fr.
:
disciple, MRV*. [L. apoetolua; from arbaleatel

Gk.] are mf. (also earo, earoe) ark, coffer, chest,
apoatolbAd m. apostleship. box, M. [L. area]
apootollo apostolic, BE ; M. 9
I'aposUy ] area (», e) m. archiepiscopal pallium.
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appal, apple^sppel arceblsoeop (m\ ©*, y*, eo4 ) m. 'archbishop,
Apralls m. Apru, Maw 56. OP,Ohr,KO.
Aprioean to prick, W
146". areeMaoopdom m. post of archbishop.
aprotane f. southernwood, wormwood, Lod areeMaoophAd (eo) m. post of archbishop,
22a. [L. abrotonum; from Ok.] BH49*.
apulder, apuldor fm. apple4ree. areeblaooprlea n. post of archbishop, Chr.
apuldorrind t bark of apple-tree, Lod. areeMeeopetoi m. archiepiscopal see.
apuldortun m. apple-orchard, WW
(e»). areedlaoon m. 'archdeacon, WW.
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apuMre, apoldur= apulder aroahAd (e) m. post of archbishop.

ApnlUan to putt, Lod 1-362". areerlee n. archbishopric.
Apundrlan? to measure out, requite? Bl680 areeetfl (»l ) m. archiepiscopal see, Chb.
(OK). aronafttg respected, honourable, Da 551.
Apyffan to exhale, breathe out, Gl. ArdAde merciful, Bl131'.
Apyndrlan to weigh, HGl612w ? (BT). Ardagas mp. festival days, 206". WW
Apytan to put out (eyes), NC338. ard]lo=arodUo; Aref.=arIII.
Ar m. I.t messenger, servant, herald, apostle, Artanan to separate, divide, Ex 290.
angel. {Got. aims] IL f. 'oar, 9 Ohr,Gn. Araeean to spread out, put forth, stretch out :
IIL f. honour, worth, dignity, glory, re- up, erect, build up : eay, relate, declare,
lift
spect,reverence,BE,Gen,JnLB,Ph;AO,GPi speak out, explain, expound, translate,
grace, favour, prosperity, benefit, help, : B MtB; CP : astonish : adorn? deck? Rim 10.
mercy, pity, As
: landed property, posses*
9
['arecche ]
sions, revenue, MJLO : ecclesiastical living, Artealtaatan to be negligent, A9-102*.
benefice : ownership, LL
: privilege, LL, arad=arod

ABED ASCEACAN
artd L=irfed I. IL (strong) pret. 3 sg. of +arnung = +eanrang
arisdan. arodI.^tc*,faM, ready, GP. IL m? a kind
ireddan = ahreddan of plant, arum?
artdUn to make ready, devise, provide, trod pp. of arian.
arrange, carry out, CP : find, find one** way, arodllo quick, adv. -Hoe quickly : vigorously,
reach : find out, understand, [r&de] M,CB.
ar§dnes=ar£dnefl; aretnan=arSfnan arodnes 1 spirit, boldness, GP41".
arencan to make proud, exalt, A1M1711 ? arodsetee m. energy, dexterity, GP.
(BT). aron (NG) used as pres. pL of wesan.
irendan to tear ojjjr, LonlOla. anape f. verdigris, [sape]
artodlan to re&fea, Mas*, BPs. arseamu f. shame, modesty, PPs68".
arfosan=ahreosan; ariran==arieran imnl8 m. coppersmith.
iritan to cheer, gladden, M. [rot] intssff m. (often in pL) support, assistance,
arewe=arwe kindness, benefit, grace.
artest respected, honest, pious, virtuous, J5, art. ar5 (NG)seartv pres. 2 sg. of i
CP : merciful, gracious, compassionate, J5 : litfegn m. servant, BH378U .

arSing n. a thing of value, LkB.21 1.
* pious, adv. -Hoe. aradi»<arod
irtestnes f. virtue, honour, grace, goodness, irung f. honour, respect, reverence, AO
piety : pity, mercy, M. pardon.
artet nap. -fata, n. brazen vessel, M.
artest =arfawt
irunnen=aurnen, pp. of arinnan.
arwe (rew-, raw-) f. LL,Chr.
irful respected, venerable : favourable, kind, irwelaf m. watery realm, Ah 855. [ear]
W/
merciful : respectful, adv. -Hoe graciously, ir-weorS, -weortie honourable, venerable,
M. revering, pious, GP. adv. -weortie.
aig (NG)=earg; aigang=earsgang arweorSful honourable, (a*). M
argeblond m. tumult of the sea, As 383. ±arweor8tan to honour, reverence, worship,
argentine f. argentiOa {plant), Gl. [L.] extol.
argeotere m. brass-founder, A064M. arweorSllo venerable, honourable, adv. -lioe
argesweort n. 6nra filings. Lop 30b. honourably, reverentially, solemnly, kindly,
argeweorc n. brass-work, WW39844. M. Varworthly 9 ]
arglfa m. peer o/ 6eae/Ste, Graft 11. Irweorones f. reverence, honour, GP.
arhIIoe=earhlIoe arweorSung f. honour, Ps.
arhwat eager for glory, tGmt937A. irwesa respected, RB115"
±irlan to honour, respect, JE,CP : endow : arwler8er=ârweort5
regard, care for, favour, be merciful to, arwlSSe f. oar-thong, rowlock, M.
spare, pardon, JS;CP. pare*] arwtinga, arwnnge (A)=earwnnga
irldan1 to ride, A0118» arwuro, -wyr&KarweorS
arlddan = ahreddan iryddan, -rydran, -rytran to strip, plunder,
arlgend mf. benefactor, benefactress. Gl,WW.
1
iriht 'aright, properly, LL. ar*derlan to blush, BRPs60*.
irlman to niitTi^, cotttU, eaameroto, CP; arfpan to tear off, strip, Rd767
AO : retoto. [ ( artme*] arjo f. wave of die sea, Aw 532. [ear]
ftrlnnan* to raw on*, jxm« away, 8ol479. isadlan to satiate, surfeit, (Veep. xiv). MF D
ilban I. (bt1 ) to 'arise, get up, CP^£,MtL : iassegan = aseogan ; asssgdnes = onaegednee
9
rise, Mk : spring from, originate : spring up, asAlanf to bind, fetter, ensnare.
ascend, EL IL=+riaanI. issandan = asendan
artet=ariBt asal, asald (NG)=obo1
arleas dishonourable, base, impious, wicked, asanlan to droop, flag, Gull 48.
JE,CP : cruel, Jul4. [Oer. ehrloe] adv. asawan7 to sow, sow with, M.
-lioe JS. (NG) m.=aeoe; aseaean=asceacan
arliasnes wickedness, BH, Bo.
f.
irleast f . disgraceful deed, Met. =asceacan

arlic AonoaroMe : fitting, agreeable, proper, isesBf en pp. of asceafan.
AO : delicious. ascaro=£so&re; aseafan= asceafan
irfioe adv. L
honourably, becomingly, aseamello shameful, HGl500.
graciously, kindly, pleasantly, mercifully, iseamian (e*) to feel shame, Pe,Cr. ['ashame']
GP. II. (N)=fcrfioe aseas nap. of teso.
9
irloe n. 'oarlock, rowlock, WW2S&.
asebaoen (ax-) baked on ashes, t0 . GD86
arm=earm asee {», os, x) f. (burnt) 'ash, 9 Led : dust (of
armelu * Aarinafo,' «nW rae, Led. the ground), MtL.
=
annorgen Annorgen iseeaean* (a) to shake off, remove, : Mt
arn pret: 8 sg. of iernan. depart, fiee, desert, forsake,
l
: shake,
9
M
arnlan=earnian brandish. [ ashake ]

ASCEADAN 28 ASMKAN
' (ft) to separate, hold aloof or Aaftdan (5) to Mtiate, Gx» [sad]
asunder, exclude, CP i MuJkt clear, cfeanec, Aaagendnes f. an offering* Nab24".
purt/y. aaellan to give up, hand over, deliver : expel,
l«ef>ifin (a) to shave off, Lop. banish.
" ito peel off, WW. Aaenoan to sink, immerse, OBG829.
aaendan to send away, send off, send, give up,
iaeeaipan = asrirpan Mt;M. [
l
asend'1
Asongan (JuL313)=aaecftan
iaefofan=aaoufan; Aa*aon-=oneoan- Aaaolean* to oeeome slack, remiss, relaxed,
ftaceortlan = aaoortian weak, M,G&.
iaeAoten' to eAoof, *&x* drop Ae+on L ev» to look upon, behold, HL16»
out, MJlO :
©•U, fall, M : fence (mxgery), : II. er1 to strain, Lod.

iEL20»
eviscerate, OEG46* 7. Aaaonod relaxed, 228*. [seona] WW
ftaaeppan = iscieppan AatoSan* to eeetAe, 6otf» CP : rejine, part/? :
aaceran=aaciran; Aaoerian=asoirian examine.
Aaaerpan (VPs)«aaairpan Aatowan to sew, Cp421p (io).
ftaclan (aos-, aha-, ax-) to 'ask,' inquire, seek Aaatnat f . institute, law, LL.
for, demand, M,KC,WQ, etc.;CP : call, aaattan onaettan »
summon, B,Oen : (+) learn by inquiry, Aaettan to set, put, place, fix, establish, ap-
discover, hear of, Chb : (t) announce, point, setup or in, erect, build, plant, AO,
iadendlle (ax-) interrogative, JEGbZW. Mt; M
s transport oneself over, cross (the
fiaeleppan' to make, create, Ex : appoint, de- sea, etc.) : take away, LL11[12]. eft or
termine, assign, AO. ['ashape'] eftem a. to perform a journey, travel.
ftanffihn n = aacyhhan AsfSan to Oj0&m, confirm, M. [aSS]
aaefUan to protect, DR. Aetoan L
bv1 to «yA, So. II. to weaa,
taftlUan to separate, divide, v. OEG
1367 n. CPsl30*.
FM100. ialften to et/r, Lod 13b.
ftaclmlan to etoie, Lod 2-232. Aalgan 1 to etnA, sink down, decline, faU down,
1
ftaofnan to flash or shine forth, beam, radiate, Chr; CP. [/oeye*]
be clear, QT>. Aatnoan' to etnl; down, faU to pieces, M.
aaolrant to cut off, cut away. iaiDgaii* to sing out, sing, deliver (a speech),
ftaelrlan to out off, separate, divide, remove, compose (verse), BH.
M : set free, deprive of : arrange, destine.
14
Aaittan9 to dwell together, settle, SI : appre-
AaclrigendUc disjunctive, ^SGb269 (y»). hend, fear : run aground, at a. starve out.
iaelrpan to sharpen, make acute, CP. rasit*]
Aaeortlan (eo) to become short, fail, M : jwe* ftalaeUn to become slack, decline, diminish,
away, elapse. JC,CP : ^roic ftred : make slack, loosen,
Aaerftadlan to jprane, lop. relax, dissolve.
ftaerencan to displace, trip up, cause to ftelacigendllo remissive, j3EGb228 *.
stumble, CP. I'aschrench ] 9
aal890can to slacken, loosen, WW.
ascrepan* to «crayc, dear away. ftslaaclan = aslacdan
Aierlncan* to eArta* «p. AalApan7 (a) to slumber, dream : be paralysed,
fteeradnlan (utn) to investigate, examine. Lod.
Aacotan* to drive oaf, remove, expel, banish, aalAwan to 6i«n<, weaken, make dull,
M : push (away), give up (to). OEG18b, 65.
aseun- = oneoon- aalapan = aslftpan
±Aaeung f. • asking, 9 questioning, inquiring, aal&wlan to become sluggish, be torpid, CP.
question, Met, Bo; ^B,CP. [slaw]
Ascyhhan to scare away, reject, RPeSO1*. ftaltan* to eHie, 6eo«, cat, ^ : erect : moie
ftseyUan to cfeeiroy, GPH393" way paralyse, of a. *(nie
: off, behead,
Aacytian, aacyllan =aecilian MtL; AO. ['oelay']
Aacyndan to separate, part (from) : drive ftslepen = aeleopen pret. opt. 3 pL of aalapan.
away (from), M. isfldan 1 to sUde, slip, fall, Ps;M,CP.
iacyr-=a8cir- ['aslide']
a*c9ran to mdw clear, iE. [soir] landing f. slipping, GPH38861 .
asealoan (GsH2167)=aseoloan aalltan1 (y) to aW, cleave, cnl off, destroy, CP.
asaarian to t«<A«r, dry i*j?,Lc<i; CP. ['(wear'] Aalapan* to slip off, escape, disappear (of),
l ,
iiScan to eedfc oat, select : search out, examine, Ps. [ ael»> ]
explore : seek for, require, ask, PPs : eeorc* Aal?tan=aalitan
through, penetrate, ['aseek '] Aamaagan to consider, examine, investigate,
asecgan I, to say out, express, tell, utter, devise, elicit, treat of, think, : look for, M
narrate, explain, announce, AO. II.«= demand.
ooeeogan Aamtagung f. scrutiny, consideration,
Uecf endue utterable, M. ftsmAagan

ASMIRIAN 24 ASTYRIAN
±ismlr-lan, -wan to smear, anoint astAgan to go up, embark, MkR6".
ism&lan to do smith's work, fashion, Jorge, IstAlan to lay to one's charge, LL(264U ).
fabricate, 2K. astAnan 1 to adorn with precious stones.
ismorlan to smother, strangle, AO,GP. istasrfan (JftB)=aatyrfan
asmorung t choking, suffocation, Lcr>18a. iitandan to stand up, stand forth, rise up,
asmQgan = asmeagan arise, B;M : continue, endure, £&;CP.
asnAsan (&') to spit, impale, stab, ££68, 36. Vastand']
['asnese'] astandennes f. perseverance, J5L23bWf :
asnflSan 1 to cut off, Lod. existence, subsistence.
asoden (WW20") pp. of as&rtSan. isteapan as astypan
iioloen (pp. of aseoican) sluggish, idle, in- astellan L to set forth, set, put, afford, supply,
different, dissolute, M. display, appoint, AO,CP : set up, establish,
asolcennes f. sleepiness, sloth, laziness, confirm, institute, ordain, undertake, start,
W;M. ['aswolkeness') AO;M: undergo, £5. IL to fly off, rush.
asollan to become dirty, 2-374. A istemnlan to build.
ispanan* to allure, seduce, persuade, urge, Istampod engraved, stamped, WW20317 .
insinuate, AO. astencan to scatter, GD42".

ispannan7 to unbind, unclasp, GD2141*. isttopan = astfpan
Isparian to preserve, GD159*4. Isteorfan' to die, MH62".
ispeaft (JnL9»)=aspeoft ast#p-=ast^p-; isterian=a8tyrian
ispMan to survive, escape, As 1628. asterlon 'asterion,' peUitory, Led 1-164.
aspelian to be substitute for, represent, take flstXflan to become stiff, M.
the place of, Uj,R&. u.mm
be exempt from. =
Isflflclan astyfeoian
aspondan to spend (money), expend, dis- istifean 1 to proceed, go, : M
(usu. w. up,
tribute, squander, consume, AO;M. ['as- nitier, etc.) rise, mount, ascend, descend,
pend'] Jn; M,CPibepuffedup, A02W. Vastye']
aspeoft pret 3sg. spit out, JnR9*. [v. speoft] istlgend m. rider.
isperian = aspyrian istlgian to ascend, mount.
aspide m. asp, adder, serpent, viper, Ps; M.
Isttgnes f. ascent, SPsl03*.
I'aspide'] istlhtan to determine on, decree, Che 998.
aspillan to destroy, JnL 12». flstthttng (OEG)= Stinting
isplnnan* to spin, WW. IstUllan to stiU, quiet, (Veep. xiv). MF D
asplrian = aspyrian isttngan* to bore out, pierce out, Chb : stab.
isplwan (f) to spew up, vomit, M,CP.
1 Isttntan=astyntan; astlrian==a8tvrian
IsplAtan ? to split. ES49156. . istfSlan to become hard, dry up, wither : grow
Ispornan to cast down, 'EPslltF. [spnrnan] up, come of age, TC203*.
ispreadan to stretch out, extend, CSP83511 istondnes = astandennes .
ispreean to speak out, speak, PPs. aatrftlian to cast forth, BPS75*.

Isprangan to cause to spring, fling out, astreccan to stretch out, stretch forth, extend,
MLS™. lay low, : prostrate oneself, bow down, CP. M
asprettan = asptyttan ['astretch']
isprlndlad ripped up, Lod 80b. istregdan to sprinkle.
asprlngan' (y) to spring Istregdnes? f. sprinkling, DR.
up or forth, break
forth, spread, JS; AO astrenged (made strong), malleable,
arise, originate, be
: WW.
born, M : astrtenan (eo, y) to beget.
dwindle, diminish, fail, cease.
asprungen dead, ['aspring'] astrogden pp. of astaegdan.
aspringang f. failing, VPs 141 s astrowenes f. length, HGl443.
.
isprltan =aspiyttan astr*nan = astrfenan

asproten pp. of aaprutan. astundlan to take upon oneself, J3.
ft-sprungennes, -sprungnes f. failing, ex- ast?f eoian to suppress, eradicate, CP.
haustion, death : eclipse. istylian = astellan
isprittan* ( =eo) to sprout forth, PPsl40f . astyltan to be astonished, LkLR.
aspryngan = aspxingan astyntan to blunt, repress, restrain, stop,
(i)
aspryttan1 (e, i) to sprout out, bring forth, M. overcome, OL ['astint']
Ispyllan to wash oneself, Boll5T . astypan (e, ea, do) to deprive, bereave, GD.
aspyrgend m. tracker, investigator, VHy. astypte orphans. [stSop]
ispyrglng f. adinventio,' WW513".
*
astyp(ed)nes (e*) f. privation, bereavement.
ispyrlan (i) to track, trace out, investigate, astyran to guide, control, AS 9".
explore, discover. ftstyrtan (», e) to kill, destroy, Cr,Mt (e).
aspfwan = asplwan Vasterve*]
aasa m. he-ass, Mt,Jn,JS; CP. ['ass'] astyrlan to stir up, excite, move, move for-
assen she-ass.
f. ward, raise, Jn,Mk; M
: be roused, become
assmyre f . she-ass, M. angry, M. astvred weorCan be or become

1st f. kiln, WWISBP; A 9-265. ['oast']
z
anxious, JE. [ astir']

ASTYRIENDUC 26 ATYFRAN
ftstyriendllo v. un-A. Atendlng f. tneenJuw, So221».
Aatyrtgend m. 'ventilator,* GPH393". AtAon* to draw up, out, off or from, remove,
Aatyrrad starry, So. pull out, lead out, draw, B^H; AO,CP.
Astyrvng f. motion, Lob. ftp a. draw up, move away : protract, : M
A-aHean* -ragan to tuck, suck out, drain. move, journey, roam : deal with, dispose of,
A-sundran, -gundron = onsundran apply, use, Mt; M,CP. Votes*]
Aamidrlan = aeyndrian ____ AtAorian to fail, become exhausted, weary,
Aaflrlan to 6e or 6eeome sour, WW. cease, Ps;M:be defective, JEQ*. ['atire']
AawAman to room, wander about : jmie, AtAorl(g)endllo transitory, perishable, : M
grieve, zE. failing : defective, JEGb.
AawArn-=aawarn- AtAorodnea f. cessation, exhaustion, HL34**;
AswAtan to 6ttr*tc^t*per*ptratfon,MH20u BPsll8". .
AswAmlan to die atcay, Gin 376 cease. AtAorung f failing, weariness, M.

: .
AewApan7 (bat pp. Aswdpen) to eweej) otoay, AtAowan=6«!©wan; AtaMAtor

remove, clean, CP. AtAran* to tear away, CP359*
AswArcan to fonfaieA, LPs38u . Aterlendlle = ateoriendlic
AtwArcUn to eo»/otmdf BSPs70". AUrlma (etc-) oat-bran, Lcd 3-292'.
AswArnlan to 6e confounded, Ps. AtartAnum dp. with poisoned twigs (or J
AswArnung f. efome, confusion, LPs43M . •taarum with poison drops) B140O.
Aewa&an to investigate, OEGA". Ateahwftn adv. oi oZZ, CM 987. [awiht]
Aswaartfan 6eeome oeAy or ath§d(GL )=»thyd
to turn Kmo*,
Mac*, CP. Atfdrlan to grow weak, GD59" (ydd).
Aswebbanf to fatf, eooMe, eet a* reef : put to Atfafran (A, e, i, f) to draw, depict, CP.
death, destroy, Jud. [*asweve*] atfewan=3CIewan; Attht-s&tybt-
Aawallan' to swell, CP. Attllaa to touch, reach.
Asweltan* to die, Chb. Atbnbr-an, -ian to erect, build, AO,CP.
Aswencan to ajfltct, DR. AtfmpUan to provide with spikes, NC271.
Aswaogan to eiotiy ojjf, eAdbe off, cast forth. Attwan = tfffiewan
Aswaorcan* to droop, J5. AtlAag m. oaUfieldt
Aawaorfan* to JUe off", jwKeA, GPH. atol L <Kre, terrible, ugly, deformed, repulsive,
AawApa=£swftpe unchaste, B. ['afar] ILf n. Aorror, ewJ.
Aawarlan* to eueor, PPa. atolio, atollio rfire, terrible, deformed, re-
Aawtean1 to desert, abandon, betray, deceive, pulsive, M. adv. - Hoe.
Mt : offend, irritate, provoke, ['aswike'] atoUanda disfiguring, WW220M
.
±A*wlelaii to offend. Ator, at(to)r, (A) n. poison, venom, Led ; AO,

Aswieung f. scandal, offence. CP
gaU, Gl. [* otter']
:
AswHan 1 to wander,
stray, WW. AtorbAre poisonous, Mkl-12".
Aawlnd=&swind Atorbaranda poisonous, venomous.
Aswtndan* to become weak, shrink, fade away, Atorooppe f. ejrioer, Lei. ['attercop']
perish, decay, dissolve, Bo; t CP. &
Atoronstt (attor-) m. art of poisoning, W.
['aswind'] Atoroyn (A) n. poison, 8ol219.
Aawlngan* to scourge, DR. Atordrinoa m. poisonous draught, BiH.
7
Aewogan to cover over, choke, CP411". AtorlASe f. plant used as antidote to poison,
Aaworettan to sigh, grieve, GD. betonica? Lcd,WW. ['atterlothe']
Aswornlan (NC271)=aswarnian AtorUo poison-like, bitter, WW. ['otterKeA'l
Aswundennee f. idleness, BH160*». Atoneaaeaf m. poisonous enemy.
Aayndarllo remote, OEG2514. Atorepere n. poisoned spear, Rd 18*.
±Aaynd-ran, -rian to separate, divide, disjoin, Atoittgan (att-) f . taking of poison, Lcd 1*4*.
sever, CP,JS -.distinguish, except, ['asunder*) atr=ator
Asyndrung f . division, WW. Atrahtnian to treat, discuss.
at!=!»t; AtAIran(CP487»)==atiefran Atradan* to exlract, extort, LL.
AtAsan to wear out, injure, strike, smite, : M
Atreddan to eearcA out, examine, investigate,
wound, CP296". PPs.
alAwlan = atiewan Atrendlian to roff, MttV. [v. 'trendle*]
Ate (A) 1 *oofo,' £ed : tmU go**, tore*, Atras gs. of ator.
atrtim n. inifc, A 13-28". [L. atramantom]
AUaIlan = stellan; AtAfran=atiefran attar, attorîator
aiagAr=»tgar; atelJ=iatol attree gs. of attor, ator.
Ateflan to redfccm «p, count, Bo ; AO. a. wi« attrum=atrum
balance against : toff, enumerate, CP : ex- atul=atol; Atur=ator
plain, interpret, ['ofeft'] Atwftonlan to cause doubt, A8-333*.
Atemlan to tome, subdue, render quiet, CP. Atyddrlan=atidrian
Atandan to set on fire, kindle, inflame, Ohr : Atydran to beget, create, El 1279. [tfidor]
trouble, perplex, A8-312" ['atond'] Atytran=Atiefran

ATYHTAN 26 AWANDIAN
atyhtan (i) to entice, attmre, incite : be atten- ASrunten (pp. of *a«rintan) «coBen, Rd38*.
tive : produce, Rd51 s : stretch, extend, turn. (or? a*ruteu)
Atyhtlng (i) t intention, aim i instigation, ASroten pp. (of *a$ratan) swollen, Lcd.
0KG2*. Aoryeean to press, oppress,
Atymtaan = atimbran torfn to rob? drive out? Gl (ES43-331).
Atynan I. to shut off, exclude, [tan] A-8rysemlan, -tiryaman (AO) to suffocate,
IL=ont^nan smother, ['athrysm*]
Atyndan=atendan; AtJrfan=atSorian ASrytnes f . weariness.
atfwanarotilewan Aeetsf m. oath, CPbUM*.
Km. 'oath,' B,Mt ;A0. Aoewara m? =atiswara
A8-=08- Aoewarlng==a158weniiig
aSamans m. adamant, CP271*. [Z,.] ASewaru f. oath-sweartng, oath, M.
ASbryce m. perjury, W1647 . Aoswerlan? to vow with an oath, WW387*.
ASeegan (o take food, conenmet Aoswerung f. oath-swearing, Ch*,RSPs104».
ASegebAt=aWiAt Aoswyrd (eo) n. oaih-swearing, EPsl04»
aSegen distended, WW. 1
(ft ); B2064.
ASenean to Ami; ok*, devise, contrive, invent, ajum m. son-in-law, JS ;A0 i brother-in-
AO : tnfeno*. law, ['odam']
ABenenes 1 extension, VHy. ASumtwertan mp. eon-ta-laio and father-in-
A-Sennan, -tfenian to efrefcft oat, exfenrf, < law, B84.
oVat* otU, expand, AO : apply (tAe mtiul) ASandennesf. swelling, tumour, Lod : con-
CP : prostrate. tumacy, WW871 '.
ABenung f. extension, distension. AowAnan to diminish, soften, Lod.

A8*odan=atfiedan ASwAan* to wash, wash off, cleanse, baptise,
iSeostrian (e, le, i) to become dark, obscured, anoint, M,CP. ___
eclipsed, Bo CP, VPs.
; ASwedd n. promise on oath, WW116
['otteeter ') 11
.
A8er=&hw»5er aoweran4 to stir up, churn, Lcd.

ASenean to thresh out, ». JEL31 m
AeWlnan to vanish, NC338.
A8ee1rIan=aSSoBtrian; ASewan=a*?wan ASwItan1 to disappoint, SPsl31 u .
ASexe f Hasani, OET.
. aSwyrSe worthy of credit, v. LL2-376.
ASfultom m. confirmation (confirmers) of an Atyanâ'Sywan
ootft, LL. ASylgian to bear up, ARSPs.
Aggehat (atfe-) n. promise on oath, oath, WW. Ao?n=att?wan
ASlddan to rtrtMt, paeA, OEG50*. ASynnlan (i) to make thin, VHy8lf .
A&edan to separate, CP. A8«itrian ( M) = aflfoetrian

A&erran to dean, CP. atytan 14 to sound, blow (a horn). II. to
A&estrtan (CP)=a«€oatrian expel, 1.
A8indaIl, to swell, puff up, inflate, increase, Atywan to drive away,

WWW AO : press out or into,
CP : melt, pass away. (op. ttindan) squeeze out.
ASindung f. swelling, Lod 93a. Auhtsawiht; Au8er=ahw»'6er
A-8bMan, -tfiriSrigan (CP) =a$eoetrian Aw=ft; Awa=a
ASl(VPs)=adl awaean* (on-) to awake, JS arise, originate, :
A&oga m. perjurer, 0a 165. spring forth, be bom. [' awake(n) ']

A8oI=adl Awaolan to awake, M.
Aeolian to hold outfendure, suffer, M. AwAelan to grow weak, decline, fall, belittle,
ABelware mp. citizens, GnE201. M,CP : fall away, lapse, desist from, abstain,
Aoor=ahw»«er M.
A&raelan to dread : frighten. Awaonlan=aw»onian; Awseo-=awec-
A&Astan to twist out, wrest out, Gl. AwAean to weaken, weary.
A&Awan 7
to curl, twist, twine, M. AwSBO-ntan, -nan (on-; a, e) to awaken,
Aoreatlan to weary, be irksome : force away, revive, M
l
: arise, originate, spring from,
CP293". AO. [ awake(ny]
ASrtotan* (pen. and unpen.) to tire of, AwAgan to deceive : destroy, annul, make
weary, be tiresome to, displease, disgust, nugatory, M.
iE,A0,CP. nmWmntoroU,roUfromi harass, afflict, NG.
A8r eecan = atienoan Awsaltan = awyltan
A&f etan to weary, £S,A0 (f) ; Bo. AweBmmlan = awemman
ASrlngan* to crowd or press out : rush forth, Aw»9nd-=awend-, onwend-
break out at &. emboss. Aomnlan = awenian
AfasHan to be bold, presume, GD70» Award pp. of awierdan.
ASrotennes f. wearieomenees, 409*. WW AweBrged = awierged
A&otsam irksome, WW51011 . Awnrlanto avoid, DR39".
Aordwlan to suffer, Lcn>68b. Awmeans&wasoan; Awftttans&westan
ASroxen pp. of&ttenoan. Awamttan to fear, hesitate, ^Ge162«.

AWANIAN 27 AWRECCAN
Iranian to diminish, lessen* '
iwof-sawiers-, aweri-
iwannlan to become livid or black and blue, awerlan L to defend, AO : ataoer, restrain,
GD20" (. NG332). Cm : protect, cover, surround, enclose :
awanalan to diminish, KC4-243*. ward off from oneself, spurn from oneself.
awar=ahw»r II. to wear, wear out (clothes), RB.
awiralan to be confounded, SPs. awerpan = aweorpan
awaeea n* (») to wash, bathe, immerse, Lod. aweeenes ( VPs) = ftwiacnee
awaaUan' to teeZZ ap, Jfote oaf, break forth, awietan to lav waste, ravage, destroy, AO;
issue, swarm, CP : be hot, bum. M. ['awest*]
iwaaMlan to guard, defend. ftwM(ed)nas f. desolation, destruction.
aweaxan* to grow, grow up, arise, come forth, aweetend m. devastator, W200M .
CP. awexen = aweaxen pp. of aweaxan.
aweb=6webj aweo-=aw»c- +awlan (A842, )=+eawian
aweoean to owai*, roaee, tnctte, cacOe, if*, awMUan to profane, defile.
Lk; M,CP : raise up, beget, ['awecche'] awlerdan (e, y) to spoil, injure, hurt, corrupt,
aweeenes (») f. incitement, GD199'. seduce, destroy, kal, CP.
aweegan to undermine, shake, move, M. awlerdlng (y) f. corruption, blemish, HGl
awftdan to be or become mad, rage, M;AO. 421".
I'awede ; wad]
* awierg-an, -ian (m, e, i, y ) I. to earee, down,
awefan* to weat*, weave together, M. denounce, outlaw, AB,Mt,CP;YP. e*
<
awe* (=on-) ot»y,7or*a,oa*,Car,Jfl;CP. iwier(ge)dajlead,aei*7. ['oawrie'] II.-
awegan* to lift ap, carry away : wet?*, wetÂ awyrgan
out, JB : estimate, consider, ['oweM'] awlht I. n. 'aught, anytftn?, Mtae^tn^, P«. *
awegaworpnes I abortion, LL (164"). II.adY.olaS, by any means, tfi&hteataU.

awegeuman* to e*ea?e, JE. IIL pood, o/ value, M.
ftwegaade went away, JaZ4*> [v. 'away'; awOdlan to become wild, JUL. M
Code] iwfllan=awyllAn
iwagflfton* to jfy or jfee atpoy, OBG2169. awille (WW)=anwffle U.
aweggan 90 oteoy, BH326".
to awlndan* to triad, dead, jriail : slip from,
ftwaggewltan* to deport, AO 74". withdraw, escape, CP : become relaxed?
aweggewltenes f. departure, M : oderralion W148 1
.
(o/faind), JP811611 . awlndwlan (y) to trinnotr, 6Zotr owy, di<-

awehtnes f. arousing, BH422*, perse, Ps.
awel m. hook, fork, Gl. awlnnan* to Jofour, dm*, JaX : gain, over-
aweflan=awyllan come, endure, Da. ['atria']
awemman to disfigure, corrupt. awtrgan = 1. awyrgan; ILawyrgian
awemmendnes I corruption.
. awlrgnes = iwyrgednes ; awlse- = *wiso-
awenan to consider. awlsntan to become dry, wither.
awendan (-on-) to avert, turn aside, re- awlstilan to a«m, W14711 . [hwistlian]
move, upset, Ps change, exchange, alter, awlaelan to be or become lukewarm.
1
pervert, J8;CP : translate, M,CP : turn iwIAtan to 6e/oaZ, make loathsome, defUe,&.
from, go, depart, Ps; AO
: return : subdue, iwlanefan to exult, to be proud, OEG1169.
['attend'] awlencan to wioie proad, enrich, DR691 .
f
iwendedUc=awendendlio awlysplan to 'Usp, 4-279 (NC338). ML$
ftwendednes f. caaaê, aUerationy M. two = a (awa)
iwendendllo £aol com oe changed, changeable, ftwofflan to become proud, insolent : rave, be
3L delirious, insane, &.
awendendllenes f. mutability, M. ftwdgton to woo, M.
ftwendennes f. change, 0EG191. ftwdh (crookedly), wrongfully, unjustly, LL.
awendlng L subversion, change, £839-322. [-on w6h]
iwen-nan, -ian to disaccustom, wean. iwol = awel ; awolflgan = ftwoffian
iwaodlan to roof oui, extirpate. awonlan (DR) = awanian ; afor tow*
iweorpan* to throw, throw away, cast down, awordennes f. degeneration, U. WW87
eae< oui, cast aside, degrade, depose, Mt ; M, iworpednes (EPs 21') = aworpennee
AO,CP. aworpan divorced, rejected, oe- iworpenlle worthy of condemnation, CP.
stroyed, apostate, of, at a. to (aroto oat. adv. -Hoe vilely.
['atcorp'] a-worpennes, -worpnee f. rejection, what is
ftweorpnes = aworpennee cast away : exposure (of children).
ftweoroan* to «om away, vanish, become iwrftnan to make wanton, Lod 64b.
t t
worthless, Jf<:(NG)«+weorSan. [ aworth ] ftwrAstan to têel/rom, extort, 397". WW
aweceunf f. ' subsistentia,' WW6164 . ftwrecan* to ttrurf oaf, drive away : #trtte,
iw«r=ihwftr pierce : utter, sing, relate, recite : punish,
aweraan=awierdan avenge, LL,ChrL. ['otereeJ;']
awerde(t**) m. worthless feUow, WW 111 10 ,
awreeean to arouse, awake, M.
Digitized by VaOOQ IC
AWREGENNES BiELDRAOU
ftwregennes =onwrigenee bid forced contribution, impost, pledge,
I. f .
ftwrton1'* (—on-) to disclose, discover, reveal i LL
expectation,
: [bidan] II. (±) pret.
cover, NO. 3 eg. of bidan.
ftwre&ian to support, uphold, OP. -badere nied-b. .
ftwrldlan to originate, spring from, bidlan to take a pledge or fine, LL.
=
iwrlgenes onwrigennee bed-=ba-, be-, bea-
ftwringan* to wring, squeeze out, M. beee h 9
n. 'back, Bo,MtLJ>s;CP.
'
an b.
ftwrit n. a writing. backwards, behind, aback.* on b. settan,
ftwrltan 1 to write, write down, describe, com- Iffitan to neglect, ofer b. backwards, back.
pose, CP;MÔ,Chr : mark, inscribe, under b. 6eAtiuZ, 6ociuwr<fr, 6adfc. ofer b.
draw, carve, copy, ['awrite'} bugan to tent 6oc£, Jfee. olftne b. habban
ftwriean1 I. to turn, wind, bind up, bind, to 6e straightforward, honest, LL128[6].
wreathe. =
II. onwriSan II. mfn. 6eei, brook. ES 29-411. .
awrygenes"
= onwrigenee beeebord n. left side of a ship, larboard, AO.
r, aw*8or=ahw®"5er
ftwoer, beece=b®oII; bAee=beoe
awuht=awiht; ftwul=awel b*cen-=bSacen-
ftwuldrian to pfort/y (N).
9
bcecere I. m. 'baker, ,
ff.
H.=ba«ere
ftwundrlan to immder, wonder at, admire. beecerlng m. aridiron, WW.
ftwunlan to remain, continue, BH. beseem n. bakery, bakehouse, M.
ftwunlgende pto. continual. beeceetre fm. baker, JR. ['farter']
ftwurt-wallan, -warian = awyrtwalian beeceS, b®tf8, pros. 3 sg. of bacan.
*wuifcan=aweor&Mi; ftwyht=awiht =
beecietre bseoeetre
ftwyllan to roU, M. bedding, baclinga (on) adv. backwards, be-
ftwyllan to bring into commotion, boil, M. hind, on b. gewend having one's back
ftwylm=*wielm turned, M.
ftwyttan, awylwan to roll, roU away, M : beecalltol adj. backbiting, W72".
harass, DR (»). beecoearmm. rectum; $L bowels, tntrailstM.
ftwyndwlan = awindwian +beecu np. back parts, LPs.
ftwyrcan to do. b8dd I. pret. 3 eg. of biddan. II. =bed
ftwyrd- (M) = awierd- ; ftwyrdla = efwyrdla beedan to urge on, impel, CP : solicit, require
ftwyrdnee hurt, harm, destruction, : M afflict, oppress.
defilement. beedan to defile, EP&78 1.
ftwyrg-=awierg- beeddV4>edd
ftwyrgan (i, ie) to strangle, suffocate, AO(i), beeddseg 'epiphania,' DR.
M. ['aworry'] bftddel m. effeminate person, hermaphrodite,
ftwyrgedllc, awyrgendlio detestable, shameful, WW.[v~fan
abominable. beeddryda = bedrida
ftwyrgednee f. toidbednee*, M: evrw, oursing. bartend m. inciter, WW.
[wearg] b&dewtg n. drinking vessel, [wftge]
ftwyrgodnes = a wyrgodnes beedllng m. effeminate or impure male person,
ftwyrlgende accursed, M. WW. ['badling']
ftwyrlgung f. a curse, M. beddon pret. pL of biddan.
ftwyrn (Men 101 = ahwrergen
) b*ddryda= bedrida; beBdzere=b»zere
ftwyrpan (=ie) to recover (from illness), MRbeefta, bwftan (Mt; ^)=bee3ftan
1-534". bfiBttanslttende idle, MG*62*.
ftwyrtllan = awyrtwalian -beeftlan (ea> f e>a ) v. hand-b.
ftwyrtwalian to root out, CP. bAg=b€ag; bfegen=begen; beeh=beaff
ftwyrSung f. efatn, aspersion, HQl421. bAl n. fire, flame, B : funeral pyre, bonfire.
ax-=aeo-, ox-; ax-=asc-; axe=&os ['bale*]
ft«dan (OEG8M8 )=aidan; &«dllan=aidlian b&lblys, -blyse, -blseaef f. blaze of a fire,
ftyldan to delay, GD21". [ieldan] funereal blaze.
ftyrnan = aiernan beele I.f m. pride, arrogance. IL» m.
ftftan to drive out. [fit] covering, cloud? Ex 73.
ftyttan=aettan beeloant to cry out.
+b8dlean to root up, CPs79 l«.
beeldan = bieldan
B bseldo (CP), be3ldn=bieldo
beelegea m. terror offre, Ex 121.
bft nafn. and am. of begen both. beelfyr n. 'bale-fire, funeral or sacrificial
bac- v. broo. fire, B.
4
baoan« to 6ate,*^. btelg, b»lig (NG)^belg
bacas nap. of beo II. beeletede m. place of a funeral pile, B3097.
baoea m. ridge, BC (baooe f. Mdf ). beel-8raeu f. (de. -ttneoe) violence of fire,
baou nap. of b»o I. Ph270.

BiELWUDU BARHELM
b&lwudu m. wood for a funeral pile, B3112. bseScere m. bather.
bSlwylm m. flames of a funeral-fire, Jul sBere s= bsaaere
bfl
336. be&ern n. bath-house, NC272.
beta = bam (v. begen); bssnd^bend bflsfast n. bathing-tub, LL455[17].
-f bftne? bones, NC292. beeShus n. bathing-place, M.
Menen made of bone, M. ba&lan = banian
beer I. gsmn. Dares 'bare,' uncovered, Bo : bseSsealf f bathing-salve, Lcd.
.
naked, unclothed, Gen. II. pret. 3 sg. of bs&stede m., b»*st6w f. bathing-place, WW.
beran. beeSwegt m. sea.
Mftr I. f. 'bier,' El;M : handbarrow, Utter, bsazere m. bapHser, baptist. [«L baptista]
bed, BHJnR. [beran] II. a posture? bal- = beal-
r r
KC(BT). IIL=bar(AB14-233). balc,balcam.6anJfc,f«ê,jBo,TF TF . ['balk']

+b&ran to behave, conduct oneself, OP : fare, baffice(NG)=bealdnce
B2824 : 'exuliare,' PPs. ['i-bere'] bal-sam, n. 'balsam,' balm, BH.
-samum
besrbeer barbarous, EP81131 . balsmtfe bergamot, Lcd3-90»
f.
bftrdlse m. tray, WW. [beran] balsmlnte f balsam-mini, water-mint,

. WW
bS9re=bere pree. 1 sing, of beran. 136*
beers- =bere- baizam n., balzame f. = balsam
-bfire suffix (from beran); forms deriva- bam dmfn. of begen.
tives from substantives, as in owealmb&re. +ban =+bann
[Qer. -bar] ±ban n. 'bone,' tusk, Jn,M,Ql; AO,CP : the
bssre^b&r bone of a limb.
+bAre n. manner, behaviour, El : gesture, bana (o) m. killer, slayer, murderer, B ; Chr :
cry : action. ['i-bere'; beran] the devil : (f.) murderess, 10155. A [' bane']
bssrfdt barefoot. banbeorge f leg-armour, greaves,
. WW.
bserhtm (A)=bearhtm banbryoe m. fracture of a bone, Lod.
bssrlte I. adj. of barley, KC6-79 10 . IL open, bancofat m
the bodily frame.
-
clear, public, adv. -lioe. ban-cooa m., -coon f. baneful disease.

b&rmann m. bearer, porter, M. ['berman'] band pret. 3 sg. of bindan.
bser n = beresdrn banece in pain in the thigh, Lcd.
±b&9rnan (e) to cause to burn, kindle, burn, ban-festt n. nap. -fata body, corpse.
consume, Sol; AO,VPs. [v. 'bum'] baniag adorned with bonework (deer
bflBrnelae (e) n. burnt-offering, s. PP B781.
antlers?),
+b&rnes f. bearing, manner, 529 WW bangir (o) m. murdering spear, B2031.
1
bsarnett (v ) n. burning, burn, cautery, M : bangeberg n. = banbeorge
arson, LL. bangebrec n. fracture of a bone, An 1430.
bflBrnlng f. burning : burnt offering, BPB6019 . banhelm m. helmet, shield ? Ftn30 (v. also
bsernlsen n. branding-iron, OEQ7u$. barhelm).
bsernnes, barnes f. burning. banhrlngt m. vertebra, joint.
bssro=bearu; bftronpret. pL of beran. banhusf n. body, chest, breast, banhases
bears m. a fish, perch, Gl. [Qer. barsob] weard the mini, Ex 523.
+b&rselpe (LkL)=+b6orsoipe banlftas boneless, Rn46».
besrst pret. 3 sg. of berstan. bftnloeat m. joint, limb.
bsBFStt- =
brastl- +bann n. proclamation, summons, command,
bfiersynnlg m. notoriously wicked person, M,CP : indiction (cycle of 15 years).
publican, NG. ±bannan7
to summon, command, proclaim.
+bAru v. +bftre;bfl*rwe=bearwe b. fit call out, Cm.
9
bssst mn. t innerbark of trees,' bast, JB,OET. bannend m. summoner, Gl.
bsssten made of bast. +banngear (-ger) n. indiction, year of the
bssstere = bsszere indiction.
bfttan I. to bait, hunt, worry, M. [v. 'bait'] bannuo m. a sort of cake, OEG.
(BT) make fast? (Sedgef.= 111)1 II. to banrlft (y ) n. leggings, leg-armour, greaves
beat against the wind? Bo 144". [ON. Gl,WW (-rist).
*beita] IIL to furnish with a bit or bridle, bansealf f. salve for pain in the bones, Lod
saddle, curb. 138b.
+b£te, +bfttel n. bit, bridle, pi. trappings, bftnsele} m. (bone-house), body.
BH. banwssrc m. pain in the bones, WW200".
bsstera, buettra=betera banweore n. homicide, murder, LL244,32,4d.
MMnng (6) f. beating (against the wind?) banwyrt t violet? small knapweedt Lod.
(BT), cable (Sedgef.), Bol44» Mr (A) m. 'boar,' MQr.
bo8 n. nap. WBn 'bath,' action of bathing, bara, bare wk. forms of bar, adj.
Led : laver, AO
: liquid in which one bathes, barda m. beaked ship, WW289".
medicinal spring, BHJCO. ganotes b. barhelm m. helmet with the image of a boar?
ganneVs balk (ie. the sea), B. Fur 30 (v. also banhehn).

BARIAN 30 BEALDIAN
barlan to lay bare, uncover : depopulate, beaduf f gds. beadawe, beadowe war, batik*
.
W310». [b«rl] fighting, strife.

barlce=bearrige; barm«bearm beaducaf bold in battle, Bd1 u .
barn L» pret. 3 sg. of biernan. IL.=bearn baaduerssft m. skill in war, Ah 2 19.

barrlge=bearrige baaduenstttgt warlike.
barapere n. boar spear. beaducwealm m. violent death, Ah 1704.
barspreot m. 6oor spear. beadulotm f. battle-hand. B990.
barsUung = brastlnng beadogrlma m. war -mask, helmet, B2257.
bar* m barque, 'dromo,* WW181". baadubrssglt n« <*** °f ***&•
bartJa=barda beadulaet n. war-play, battle.
baru napn. of b«r adj. beaduleoma m. (battle-light), sword, B1523.
basiltoca m. basilisk, PP890". beadumsagen n. battle strength, force, Ex 320.
basing m. cloak, M. beadumeoe m. battle-sword, B1454.
±bisnl«n to await, expect, beadursss m. rush of battle. Ma 111.
basnung f. expectation (N). m
beadurlnct * warrior, soldier.
bastard m. bastard, Chr1O06d. [OFr.) beadurdtf strong in battle, renowned in war.
basu (e, ea, eo) gsrnn. baswes purple, scarlet, beaduron f. secret of a quarrel, B501.
crimson, baswa st&n topaz. beaduscearp keen in battle (sword), B2704.
basuhftwen purple. beaduscrtd n. coat of mail, B453; 2660T
+baswlan to stain red, ES33-177. beadusearo n. war equipment, Ex 572.
bat I. fm. 'boat,* ship, vessel, Chr. II. pret beaduserce f. coat of mail, B2755.
3 sg. of bltan. beadutireat m. war-band, army, El31.
battan to batten, fatten, CP173* : heal : grow baaduwsspent n. weapon of war.
better, M. beaduwangt m. battlefield.
batswegen m. boatman, EC 254. beaduweorct *• work of battle, warlike
bait bat, cudgel, club, OEG18M8. operation.
b»twa=butu beaduwr&d (o*) m. fighting company, Lod
batweard m. ship*s watchman, B1900. 125b.
ba*=b»* bessftan I. adv. after, hereafter, afterwards,
±batilan to wash, lave, * bathe* (tr. and into.), behind, 40; CP (bi-). ['baft'] II. prep.
give baths (to others), Led-, £2,AO. w. d. after, behind.
batJu v. b»tt. beftwnlan to join in marriage, marry, Chb
be- prefix. 1. specializes the meaning of a 1052d. [ftw]
tr. vb. (as in tohdn, besettan). 2. makes beaftanfo lament, MtLll". [-be-hafetian;
an intr. vb. transitive (beswfean, betten-
ean). 3. is privative (bedftlan, belfSan). beag L (ft, e) m. ring (as ornament or as
4. does not alter the meaning (beouman). money), coil, bracelet, collar, crown, garland,
be prep. w. d. and inBtr. (of place) 'by,* near, JS;CP. ['6es'; bogan] II. pret. 3 sg.
in, on, upon, with, along, at, to. be eallum of bagan.
altogether, be fullan in full : (of time) in, beag-gtfa, -gvfaf m. ring-giver, lord, king,
about, by, before, while, during :for, because generous chief.
of, in consideration of, by, by means of, beagglfu (beah-)t f- ring-giving.
through, in conformity with, in comparison beaghord (h)t n. ring-hoard.
with : about, concerning, in reference to : on beaghrodent diademed, adorned with rings
penalty of. be awihte in any respect, be or armlets.
fullan in excess, be sumum dftle partly. beaghyrne (h) f. corner of the eye, 156". WW
be anfealdam single, be twifealdum two- beaglan (5) to crown.
fold, be fullan fuUy, perfectly, be 15am Mag-eel n., -selef m. hall in which rings are
mftstan at the most, be Sam (flan) Se be- distributed.
cause, as, according as, how. be nof&an, f. receiving of rings, B2176.
beagtiegu (h)
su'San to the north, south of.... be ssftan = round shape, GD343".
beagwbe n.
besaftan beagwrtSa (h) m. armlet, B2018.
'
beaoen (e) n. beacon,* sign, token, phe- beah I. =beag II. pret. 3 sg. of bugan.
nomenon, apparition,
portent, JnL(h) : beah-=beag-
standard, banner, B. Bl 199* ; 205*.
beabslan to ask advice,
beaoentyr n. beacon fire, lighthouse, OET bealanlS = bealonffi
7
180 (ft). bealoan, bealoettan to belch, * utter, bring up,
*
beaoenstan m. stone on which to light a splutter out, give forth, emit, Ps;M : come
beacon fire, WW. forth.
beaon-=biecn- t bien- beald (a) 'bold,* brave, confident, strong, Ps;
baad=bed AO,CP : impudent.
bead L pret. 3 sg. of beodan. IL (NO) bealde adv. boldly, courageously, confidently :
beod without hesitation, immediately.
iadoi=4beadu; baadowtg=bftdeweg bealdlan to be bold, £2177. Vbold*]

BEALDLICE 81 BEBOD
* 'boldly,' Jul. bearbtmhwwt swift as the twinkling of an eye,
bealdnes (a) f. boldness. momentary, Az 107 (br-).
beaJdort m. lord, master, hero. bearhtmlma f. moment, twinkling of an eye,
bealdwyrde bold of speech, M. point of time, GD.
beale-=bealu- bearm lap, bosom, breast, Lk :
I. (a) m.
bealg, bealh prek 3 ig. of belgan. middle, inside : ( t ) possession. II. emotion,
l
beallucas mp. tesHculi,' 01. ['teOoc*'] excitement? PPb 1 18. IIL = beonna
bealo, bealo- =bealu, beelu- bearmoliS n. apron.
bealu Lt ge. b(e)al(u)weB n. 'bale,' harm, bearmmgl n. apron, [hrcgl]
injury, destruction, ruin, evil, mischief, Sat, bearmtieg yeast-box, LL455[17].
Ps,Chr : wickedness, malice : a noxious bearn I. (a, eo) n. child, son, descendant, off'
thing, M. IL adj. baleful, deadly, danger- soring, issue, B,Mt,TO ; AO.CP. leoda b.
ous, wicked, eviL children of men, ['bairn*) IL=barapret.
bealubend m. pernicious bond, W178*. 3 eg. of bteroan. III. pret. 3 eg. of beier-
beatabenn f. mortal wound, Ex 238. nan. IV.=berettrn
bealublonden pernicious, GhE 198. bearnan (N)=biernan
bealudouim inf. oppressive bond, Hnx65. bearneennlege mother, DR.
bealnereeft m. magic art, M*r26w . bearn-eaea (CP,iE), -eaoen (CP), -eaonod,
bealuewoalm m. violent death, B2266. -eaonigende (M) pregnant.
bealudftdt f. evil deed, sin. bearnende (NG)— bieroende pto. of biernan.
beeluful 'baleful,' dire, wicked, cruel, Or. bearngebyrda fp. child-bearing, B946.
bealufQs prone to sin, 50. Rm bearngestreon n. procreation of children,
bealo-hycgendet, -hydigj meditating mis- Rd21».
chief. bearallas chadless, M.
bealulnwtt n. deceit, treachery, PPb54m. bearnltast («*) f. childlessness.
bealultast harmless, innocent, ChrjOn. bearnlnl e affection (for a child), adoption,
Vbaleless'] BH454".
bealunlSt *&• malice, wickedness. bearn-myrSra m., -myrtire t murderer or
bealurip m. oppressive fetter, Cb366. murderess of a child.
bealusearu n. wicked machination, Jul473. bearnteam m. offspring, posterity, AO : pro-
bealui&t m. hurt, adversity : death. creation of children, HL. [' baimteam ']
bealusorg f. dire sorrow, Ph409. bearo^bearu
bealimell n. baleful message, Ex 510. 'baruina/ Ql.
bearrfge f T 'braugina,'
bealuaone m. evil thought, Jul409. bean^ben;
beartelpe=b6or*oipe
bealuwes, bealwee v. bealu. i=bearu m. bearwee m. grove, wood, BE;
btem I. m. tree, KC,Bd : * beam, ' rafter, piece CP;Mdf. [berwe]
of wood, Ohr,Mt; CP,Mdf : cross, gallows, bearug=bearg
Or : (t) ship, Bd i column, pillar : sunbeam, bearunaM m. woody shore, Rd58*.
Chrfs : metal girder, AO. II. (NG)-byme beaxwe (») f. basket, wheelbarrow, LL465".
Manure (lft)=bfmere bearwee v. beam; bea§u=ba»u I.
btanseeadut f. shade of a tree. +btat n. scourging, J&.
beamtelg$ m - wood-dye, carbonaceous ink. ±btatan7 pret. boot and (rarely) beoft (E8
beamweg m. road made with logs, BC 1-417'. 38-28) to* beat,' strike, thrust, dash, Bo,M,
btemwer m. wooden weir? BC2-242'. Pshurt, injure,
: Da
265 : tramp, tread, B.
bean (ie) f. *bean,' pea, legume, Led; Hdf. beatere m. beater , boxer, M.
bean-belgas, -ooddas (Lk) mp. bean-pods, bftaw m. gad-fly, WW.
husks or cods. [. 'cod'] bebaStan to bathe, wash (tr. intr. and refl.).
beaneynn n. a kind of bean, 205*. WW
bebeodan1 to offer, commit, entrust, CP : bid,
beanen adj. of beans, Lcd 1*282*. • enjoin, instruct, command, require, MJJk\
beanleag f. fcmd wftere beans grow, KC5-265. AO,CP : announce, proclaim. I'bibede']
[. 'from'] bebeodend m. commander, master, CP.
beanmehi n. tam meaJ, Lcd 31b. bebeodendlie commanding, imperative,
bftansAd n. 6ean teerf. MQ*.
beansealu f. bean-pod, OEG608. bebeorgan* to be on one's guard, defend,
bftar(NG)=beor protect, B. ['bibergh']
bearoe (») f. barking, Gl. beber (WWll M )=befer
beard m. 'fooray F>« j A. 4
beberan to carry to, supply with.
beardltas beardless, youthful beblndan* to bind about, bind fast, JR.
bearg L m. barrow* pig, hog, Mt(e),Bd. be-blrgan, -birigan = bebyrgan
*
IL piet. 3 sg. of beorgan. bebltan (bib!-) to bite, Cp251ic

bearh=bearg I and II; bearhtKbeorht beblawan to blow upon.
baarhtm L (br-, e, eo, y) m. brightness, flash bebod n. command, injunction, order, decree,
:
ft<7»nJWtn^(ofa»eye),iiwtont. IL^breahtm Mt; MJlO,CP. *a beboda the (ten) i
bearntme adr. ttwfcmtiy. mandments.

BEB0DDJ5G 32 BEDFELT
j m. appointed day, A 11*102". been^beao(e)n
bebodlan wv. =beb£odan beenawan* to know, RB.
babodrAdan I command, authority, LPs beenedan* to knead up, Lod 93a.
1181M . becnydUo = byonendlio
babrddan to spread, cover, MH44". beenyttan to knit. He, bind, M.CP.
babraean4 to break to pieces, Sol 296. beeol-a? m., -e? f. spectre, WW630»
babragdan* to pretend, LkL20». bec-rAdlng, -treow=boo-r£ding, -tr€ow
babrQean* to practise : consume (food). beortopan* to creep into, crawl, AO : be
babflgan* to flow round, surround, enclose : hidden, M.
turn from, shun, avoid, El : reach, extend. beest prea. 2 ag. of baoan.
['bibugh'] beeuman* to happen, befaU, M : come,
babyegan (A) to selL approach, arrive, enter, meet with, fall in
babyogung f selling, WW.
. with, B;M^.O,CP happen, befall, BoJB : :
babyrdan to fringe, border, WW376* 1

(impera.) befit, MkL14».
. ['become']
be-byrgan (AO) -byrian I. to raise a mound Mcun(NG)=beaoan
to,bury,inter,JE. ['bebury'] II.=bebeorgan beewelan* to die, LL400(1).
ba-byrgadnas, -byrig(ed)ne* f. burial, bury- beeweSan* to say speak to, address, exhort, :
ing. admonish, blame, Ps : 'bequeath,' leave by

babyrlg- = bebyrff- wiU,KC;M.
babyrwan (? = -bywan, BT) rub over, beeweSere m. interpreter, translator, EHy
to
GD318». 16 (proem.)*
bec=b®c; bee boo.. bacwyddod bespoken, deposited, 115*. WW
becsenan to ornament, 137". WW baowylman? to torment (BT).
+beean to make over in writing, grant by bapyma m. event, result, BH372".
charter, EC202'. beefpan to sell.
beco=b»cH. baoyrran = beoierran
beooa m. pick, mattock, ; M. WW
['beck'; ±bed I. n. prayer, supplication, M,CP :
and v. Indog. Forschungen24] religious ordinance, service, M. IL=bedd
beooenm.6ttyer,WW(KG)75» [-bycgend] III.=b»d pret. 3 Bg. of biddan
bece m. =b»o II. bedftlan to deprive, strip, bereave of, rob, : £
beee (oe) £. 'beech' (free), Gl (t. alao boo.) release, free from. [' bedeal']
bocftaplan to1 sell, & : buy, M. b*dan=beodan; +btdan=+bffidan
beeefed=beo»fed, pp. of beoefian. bedbAr (€) t portable bed, NG.
btoen h 'beechen,' made of beechwood, Led, +bedblgen f. payment for prayers. LL258
WW. II.(NG)=bSaoen (51). [byogan]
beceorfan* to cut, cut off, separate, M. bedbolster m. bolster, pillow, WW124».
heafde b. to behead. bedbfir n. bed-chamber, HGl481.
beceorlan to murmur at, complain of. irbedolaofa (e, i, y) m. bedroom, chamber :
bectowan* to gnaw in pieces, Soul 111. fair, Ps.
becepan I. to take notice of, LPs. II.— bad-eota m., -cofe f. bedchamber.
becypan badd n. 'bed,' couch, resting-place, Jn,EC;
beee* pros. 3 eg. of baoan. GP : garden-bed, plot, Lod ; Mdf
becldan to complain of, 2*470*. ^H +badda f. consort, wife, & ['i-beddc']
beelerran (e, y) to turn, turn round, pass by, irbeddagas mpL rogation days.
avoid, Met;CPiwind, twist : pervert, Chr : baddeliS m. bed-covering; pL bed-clothes.
give up, betray, ['bicharre'] baddolyfa = bedcleof
beel&man to pilaster over, poultice, Lod. beddgemana m. cohabitation, CP99*.
beclSnslan to cleanse, SPsl8". baddlan to make a 'bed,' : provide one WW
beclemman to bind, enclose, Sol71. with a bed, LL.
beelenean to hold fast, LPs 104". bedding f
.
' bedding, ' bed-covering, LPs, WW ;
beolflsung = beciyaung Mi bed,

becUngan* enclose, bind, El 696. badd-rtaf, -reda (i, y)=bed-reaf, -reda
beellpS (CP)=beclyp* pros. 3 ag. of baddrastt f. bed.
beolyppan. beddstfw I bed, BH410".
beeBfrung = beclfsong ba-dtagUan (.deaM)=bed!glian
beelyplan (eo) to accuse, challenge, sue at law, badaelan to beg, <ffl,CP.
LL. ['beelepe') bedeglian=bediglian; bedMan = bed&lan
beolyppan to clasp, embrace, encompass, bedelfan* to dig round, Lk : bury, Rood ; AO.
hold, JK. ['bedelve']
beolypplng f. embrace, OEG. badalfung f. digging round, WW14911 .
beetysan to close, shut up, enclose, confine, badan pp. of biddan.

imprison, JK. [oliiae] ba-dapan (VPs), -deppan— bedlpan, -dyp-
beetysung f. enclosure, cell, OEG 1522 : pan y+- *
period, syllogism, OEG. badfalt mn. bed-covering, RB91 U .

BEDGERIB BEF7LLAN
I n. (ant*s) nest, LcDll8a.
betostnlan (ea) to fix, pledge, betroth. M:
+bedglhtf. evening, WW 117 s.
befartttan to fatten, anoint, LPs 140*.
±bedhus n. chapel, oratory, M. befaeffiman, -mian to encircle, M.
+bedlan to pray, worship, BH408". befaran* to go, go round or among, traverse,
bedMan to surround with a dyke, embank, encompass, surround, : come upon, sur- AO
fortify, Chr 1016b. prise, catch, LL230,13,1.
bedldrian = bedydrian ; bedleglan = becug- befealdan7 to fold, roll up, envelop, clasp,
Jian surround, involve, cover, M,CP : attach.
be-djgllan (-dihl- ; ea, 6, ie) to conceal, hide, befeallan I. (ev1 ) to fall, Mt,CP; : deprive M
obscure, keep secret, M
: be concealed, lie hid.
:
of bereave of '.fall to, be assigned to ' befall,
bedlgllng f. secret place, RPs80*. AGr. II. = befyUan
boding =J>edding befeastnlan (NG)=befawtan
bedlolan (K)=bedleglan befegan to join, JEL23 m .
bedlpan (%, f) to dip, immerse : anoint, CPs befelgan= befylgan; befellan=befyllan

140*. befert5r*d=hefeld«r»d (HGl489)
+bedmann m. worshipper, priest befeohtan* to take by fighting, Bd&K
bedftn to shut, PPs 1471 . fbedo*] Vbefighn
bedol=bedul befeolan* to put away, bury
: deliver, grant,
±bedrMen t prayer, intercession, M. consign, entrust to, Ps : betake oneself to,

bedragan v. pp. bedrdg. apply oneself, devote oneself to, persist, per-
bedr eat n. bed-clothes, bedding, M. severe, CP : importune : put up with, be
bodreda (i, y) m. (and adj.) 'bedridden* pleased with, ['bifele*]
(man), J£. bel eolhan = befSolan
bedrif=bedreaf bef ton to deprive of property, OEG3157.
bedrtotan* to overcome, deceive f Gem 628, bef «r (eo, y) m. 'beaver, 9 JBQr (eo); Mdf.
823 : deprive of, bereave, despoil bef Aran to surround, : come upon, over- M
bedrest =beddreat; bedrlda=bedreda take, pass by : go about : fall among, NG.
bedrtfan1 to drive, beat, strike, assail, AO : beflelan to deceive, LL(320»).
follow up, pursue : surround, cover. bef Dan, befilgan=befyian, befylgan
bedrlnean* to drink up, absorb, Lod. belted (HGl480) pp. of befeon.
bedrlp n. compulsory service rendered to a beflean* to peel, skin, flay, WW. beflagen
landowner at harvest time, LL. [' btdrip '] flfieo entrails. ['bcflay*]
bedrog beguiled, Giw602. befleogan* to fly upon, BJi. ['befly*]
bedrflgtan to dry up, Lod 1«336*. befleon* (w. a.) to fiee from, flee, escape, avoid,
bedryta=bedreda Ps;CP. I'beflee*]
bedrfpas to moisten, GPH391 U . befldwan' to flow round, over, Wif ['be-
9
+bededpet m. cohabitation, wedlock. flow ]
+bedftow f. place of prayer, oratory. befdn' to surround, clasp, include, envelop,
bedstreaw n. straw for bedding, MLWK encase, clothe, Bl; <£3,AO,CP : comprehend,
bedOd f. bedtime, WW
176 s . seise, attach (at law), lay hold of, catch, en-
+bedOd time ofpraver, MH126". snare, Oen : contain, receive, conceive : ex-
bed-Segn, -iten,m.chamber-servant, chamber- plain, CP. wordum b. tell, relate, on b.
lain, WW. hate to do with, engage in. ['befong']
bedu f. asking, prayer, CP. [Goth, bida] befor=befer
bedflfan* immerse, submerge, drown, JB. beforan I. prep. a. (w. d.) (local) 'before,* in
['bedove*] front of, in the presence of : (temporal) be-
bedul suppliant, WW
ISP*. fore, prior to, sooner than. 0. ( w. a. ) before.
bedwahrtft n. bed-curtain, Ct. II. adv. (local) before, in front : (temporal)
bedydrian to conceal from, M
: deceive, M. before, formerly, in former times, earlier,
bedffan to immerse, GD73M ; CPs68» sooner : at hand, openly.
bedyglan=bedieglan; bed«pan=bed!pan beforhtlan to dread, &23b"*.
be-dyppan (e), to dip, immerse, M,Mt. befdtlan to cut off one* s feet, M2&™.
Vbedip*} befreogan to free, liberate, Ps.
bedyrnan to conceal, [dierne] be-frfnan, -frignan* to question, ask, leam,M.
beeastan to the east of, AO,Chr. befrlnung f. inquiry, investigation, OEG
betaitannoroan to the north-east of, AO. 2309.
beebblan to leave aground by the ebb tide, befrynan=befrinan; beftan-beaeftan
strand, Chb897a. bef ullan entirely, completely, perfectly, CP5*°.
beef eslan to cut off the hair, £21.33". betylan (!) to befoul, defile, Led; M. ['befile']
beerf-=beyrf-; betedinan=befo5man befylgan to follow after, pursue, persevere
befdlon pret. 3 pL of befeolan. with, Lod.
betestan to fasten, fix, ground, establish, befyllan I. to fell, lay low, strike down :
make safe, put in safe keeping, JE,CB : apply, (t) take by killing, bereave, rob. [feallan]
utilize : commend, entrust to, M,CP. IL to flu up. [fall]
O. H.

BEG BEHEONAN
btg=beag begnldan to rub thoroughly, LonSOa.
1
bega gmfn. of begen. begnornlan to mourn for, B3179.

begalan* to sing incantation* over, enchant, begong=begang
9
Lcd;M. VUgoU ] bigra gmfn. of begen.
begin to go over, traverse, JBzgetto, come by, begrdtan = begretan
fall into : go to, visit, care for, cultivate, AO begrafan* to bury, EIS35. ['6epvwe']
:
occupy, M,BU,Lcd : surround, Chr. ntan begrfttan to lament, PPs77«*.

b. betiege practise, do, engage in, perform, begrlndan*t to grind, polish, sharpen
: :
attend to, be diligent about, jE,CP honour, deprive of, rob.

:
serve, worship : profess, on born b. pledge begrlpan1 to grip, seize : chide, Ps. [' begripe ']
oneself, CP. Vbego'] begrtwen pto. steeped in, M.
began =blegan begroren overwhelmed. Sat 62.
begang m. ^way, course, circuit, extent : begrornlan = begnornian
district, region business, undertaking, begrynlan to ensnare, entrap,
: [grin]
practice, exercise, service, reverence, worship: begym-=begim-
cultivation, GD. [=bigeng] begyrdan to gird, clothe, M : surround,
beganga=bigenga; begangan —began fortify, CP.
begangol fbigeong-) m.7 cultivator, LkR : begytan= begietan; bfih=beag, beah
worship, DR. behabban to include, hold, surround, com-
.
be-gannea, -gangnea f ' calender, celebration, '
prehend, contain, AO,CP : detain, withhold.
begbeam m. bramble, thorn-bush. behadlan to unfrock (a priest), LL.
bege=begen; btgea=bega behaef ednea f restraint, temperance.
.
btgean = biegan behaepeian to fasten a door, JELW.

begeat I. m. attainment, M
: acquisitions, behfte t promise, vow, Chb1093. [v.
l
be-
property, M. II. pret. 3 ag. of oegeotan. hest']
begem- = begun - behaetttan to scalp, M : make bald.
begimen (KGL)=begimen behaldan = behealdan
btgen nm. (bat where one thing is m. and behameuan to mutilate, hamstring, M : strip
the other f. or n., the nom. ia ba, bu), nf. naked?
ba, nn. bu; gmfn. beg(e)a, begra; dimfn. behammen i
clavatus; (of shoe) patched (BT),
bftm, bam; am. bu; af. ba; an. bu both. studded with nails (Napier), GD37U .
v. also butu. Vbo*] behat n. promise, vow, /E : threat.
begenga = bigenga behatan' (often w. d. pen.) to promise, vow,
begeomertan to lament, W75u. pledge oneself. £l;CP: threaten, ['benight']
begeondan (AO, CP), begeonde, -geonan, behatland n. promised land, GD204"
prep. w. a. d. ; and adv. 'beyond, on the behawlan to see clearly, take care, consider,
other side, JR,Chr,Jn. ML ['bihowe']
begeotan = begietan behtafdlan to 'behead,' Mt; MJlO.
begtotan* to pour over or upon, anoint, in- beheafdung f. beheading, M.
fuse, flood (with), sprinkle, cover with fluid, beheafodlle capital {punishment), OEG
Chr ; M. [' bigeten ' ; Qer. begieaaen] 4042.
beger n. berry, Gl. behealdan7 to hold, have, occupy, possess,
=
beget begeat pret. 3 eg. of begietan. guard, preserve, KC; CP : contain : keep,
begeten pp. of (1) begeotan, (2) begietan. observe, consider, Blfs; A0,CP : to 'be-
bCglan=b6agian hold,
9
look at, gaze on, observe, see, Oen;
beglellan* to sing, celebrate, Sbat24. M,CP signify,
: : M
avail, effect : take
begietan* (e, i, y) to get, find, acquire, attain, care, beware, be cautious, : act, behave. CP
receive, take, seize, AO,CP happen : : beget. behealdend m. beholder, spectator, BH26*».
begletend (e) m. one who gets, WW 214*. behealdennes f. observance, DR : continence,
begfman (y) to look after, take care of : do DR.
service, attend : take heed, observe. behealdnea regard, observation, M.
f.
beglmen f. attention, observation. beheawan' chop, beat, CP
to cut, chip, : cut
beglmlng invention, device : observance :
f. off from, deprive of.
care, regard, OEG(y). behMan (KGL)=behydan
beglnan 1 to open the mouth wide, swallow. be-hel e, -he* (e)lio suitable, proper, necessary,
begtanan* to 'begin,' 2R\ AO,CP : attempt, M.
undertake, M
: attack, AO. behftfnea f. convenience, utility.
beglr= beger; beglrdan = begyrdan behelan4 to cover over, hide.
begltan (AO,CP)« begietan beheldan = behealdan
begleddlan tobefoul, pollute, M
stain, dye, M. behellan to cover over, conceal, bury, CP.
:
begDdan 1 to leave, desert, PPsoW. behelmlan to cover over, Sol 104.

begnagan* to gnaw. behtofian to lament.
begneoi*? attentive, BH3701 (?=*becneord, be-heonan, -heonon prep. (w. d.) and adv.
BT). oil this side of, close by.

BEHBOT 30 BELGAN
be-heot, -h8t, pret. 3 eg. of beh&tan. be-hfdednes, -hjdnee f. concealment, secret
behlegan=behyogan; behMan=behydan place.
behldlgHce = behydiglioe beh«dlg careful, watchful, anxious, M. adv.
behlenan (Chb) = beheonan -hydiglloe, -h^deHce.
behUdan to depart, EP8138". behfdlgnes f. solicitude, care, anxiety.
behlndan L prop. (w. d., a.), adv. Oygdig] • MP 1-303.
9
'behind,
after, Chr, ete.;CP. behygd-=behyd-
be-hlnon, -hionan— beheonan behyhtan to trust, W48*.
behlrlng = behyrong behyldan tofiay, skin, AO.
behlwian to dissimulate, RBL167 . behyllan to cover, veil, ML3&m .
behlsemman = behlemman beh«pan(e) to surround. BK 188". [hype]

behMenan to surround. behfrlan to hang up, OEG 3322.
behlal {. remainder, M. [-•belaf] behfran to let on hire, WW.
behleapan7 to leap upon, settle on, fix upon, behyrung f. letting, loan, . WW
devote oneself to, CP. behtfellee sumptuously, WW5131 .
behlehhan = behlyhhan beleroan* (i, y) to run up to, over, or into,

behlemmant to dash together. incur : occur to.
behUdan1 to close, cover over, M,AO. betgbiam=begbeam; belnnan=binnan
behllden =beliden, pp. of bellCan. beinstgiUn to seal up, RHy6»«.
behlyhhan4 (e)| to deride, exult over, 0m. beirnan =beiernan
['bilaugh'] belundane = begeondan
behiyttan to rob, deprive of, Rd 15*. beliean7 to inclose, Rn61 7 .
behof n. behoof, profit : need, want, OEG beladlan to excuse, clear, MJlO,CP.
27". belidlendllo apologetic, that can be excused,
behoflan (aba. and w. g.) to have need of, OEG.
require, want, BH tLcd; CPJ& (impen.) it belidlgend m. apologist, WW332>.
:
behoves, concerns, belongs, is needful or belidung f. apology, excuse, WW.

necessary, MtL,Jn. ['behove'] beUMan to lead astray, RB. [ l belead ,
'i
behdfllo necessary, MkL. ['fefcmeJy'] belAfan to leave, spare : be left, remain,

behogadnes f. practice, WW42717 survive, Ps ; M.
. [* beleave*]
bahoglan to care for, RB. ['bihogien'] betendan = belandian

behogod careful, prudent, DR. adv. -Hoe. belAflan to make hateful, pervert, W477 .
behon7 to hang round, CP. ['behung'] be-lAwa (M), -l&wend, m. betrayer.
behorslan to deprive of horses, Cm. belAwan to betray, M.
benreosan* to fall cover, shelter, behroren beUftwung f betrayal, treachery, M.
: .
pp. divested of. belaf L pret. 3 eg. of beHfan. II. v. behl&f.

behreovratan to rue, repent of, make amends, belandian to deprive of lands, Chb.
£compassionate, M. [*bireusy*]
: beleedsweora adj. having an inflated neck,
behreowsung f. repentance, penitence, JR. RD791 . [baric]
['bireusing'] beleentan, beloettan = bealoettan
behreowsungtld f. time of repentance, held, beldo=bieldo'
Septuagesima, M. +beldan h to cover, bind (a book)* JnL
behriman to cover with hoarfrost, Wxf48. pl88». II. = +bieldan
behrtngan to surround, CP. belten* to censure, reprove : charge with :
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behrdpan to plague, importune, Lkl8*. dissuade, forbid, prevent, CP.
behromlan to besmirch, WW. bele-(NG)=bel«.
behramlg sooty, MH52". beleogan to cover, invest, surround, afflict,
bent! f. witness, sign, Jttd174. An; AO : attribute to, charge with, accuse.
f
behwearf I. (eo) pret. 3 eg. of behweorfan. Vbelay ]
II. (EPs)=behwearft belelansbeljftan; belendan= belandian
behwearft m. exchange, LPs 43s*. belene f. henbane.
behweoifan (A)=bebwylfan beleogan1 to deceive by lying, : (impen.) OD
behweoifan* to turn, change, spread about : be mistaken, ['belie*]
see to, arrange, prepare, treat, M : bury, M. beleoran (A) to pass by, pass over.
behwerfan = behwirfan beleorendlle past, DR.
behwhian (e, y) to turn, change, convert, beleoean*t to &* deprived of, lose.
CP : exchange : prepare, instruct, exercise. beleweda (LL438, )=bel*wend
behwon whence, BH. belewlt=bilewit
behwylfan to cover, vault over, Ex 426. belfl«s n. bell-wether's fleece, LL461(14).
behwyrfan (££)= behwirfan belg (aa, i, y) m. bag, purse, leathern bottle,
behycgan to consider, bear in mind : confide, pair of bellows, pod, husk. [v. 'belly']
"
trust (on). +belg m. anger : arrogance, RB69".
behfdan (i) to conceal, shelter, Mt; M. belgan* (intr., refl.) to be or become angry,
Vbehide'] CP,J5 : {+) offend, provoke.
3—2
BELGNES 36 BENYRD
belgnes !. injustice MtL20" (b«Hg-). CP : compulsory service, LL447 (v. 2418,
+belh = +be]g Fran.), ['bene'] II. pret. 3 sg. of bannan.
belhrtng m. beU-ringing, RB. bena m., bene t suitor, petitioner, AO.
belhfls=bellhus benaolan to lay bare, [naeod]
beUbban to deprive of life. benflman
(5) to take away, deprive of, rob of,
bellogan* to He round, surround, hedge in, MJlO.
[nlman]
encompass, J5,AO. benof. 'bench,' B.
benfan* to remain over, be left, JB; AO. benelan to make benches, LL456(13).
['bcUve'} benestttendt m. one who sits on a bench.
bemend m. survivor, OEG. beneswegi m. bench-rejoicing, sound of
beflfian=belibban; beltt=belg revelry, B1161.
bellman to glue together, 8o96u. bencftelt n. bench-board, wainscotted space
bellmp n. event, occurrence, affair. where benches stand, B. [v. 'theal']
bellmpan* to concern, regard, belong to, con* bend mm. (+b. MtL) bond, chain, fetter,
duce to, Bo; CP : happen, B; : become :M BH,Blt MtJ>s ; CP band, ribbon, ornament, :
(impeis.) ©tf*. Cbelimp'] chapkt, crown, W. ['bend'] W

be-Usntan, -listnian to castrate, M. be- btndagas mpL days of prayer, 'dies roga-
lisnod, -listnod pp. as sbm. eunuch, was Uonum,' A8-329*
b. 'stupratur,' HGl507. dbbendan to bend (a bow), Ps : bind, fetter,
btMsji^ to deprive of. pjt.belideai departed, Chr. ['bend']
dead. As1087. bendfeorm = benfeonn
bell=belle beneah (prat. pies, vb.) pL benngon, pret.
bellan* to feOou, bark, grunt, roar, Rd\ benohte to have at one's disposal, possess,
['bell'] enjoy : require.
belief, 'bett,' KC;M,CP. beneeed = benaood pp. of benacian,
beUhfls n. 'tefl-kmae,' 6eZ/ry f LL,WW. beneman = benftman
belltaoen n. tn<KeaJ»o» (eoimdtftyr o/(Ae Aow) benemnan to name : stipulate, settle, declare,
6yo6efl,HLll« asseverate.
a canonical hour marked by the ring- beneotanf
belltfd f . to deprive of, rob.
ing of a belL (op. belltaoen) beneoftan (i, y) prep. w. d. 'beneath,* under,
belddan 'tnfeiufere,' RPB44*. below.
belone=belene benfeonn f harvest feast? bean-feast? food
.
belt m. 'belt,* girdle, WW. required from a tenant? (BT), LL452

beloean* to lock, shut up, close, surround, benfeat n. wound-gash, B112L
enclose, embody, Bl,CPjit,VPs; AO : stop, benMan to compel? A 91 10.
impede, block up, choke, M
: preserve, pro beniman4 to take, assume, obtain, AO : take
tect : shut out, exclude, M. away from, deprive of, bereave, rob, BHJlo,
belune=belene Gen; AO.CP : contain : catch, apprehend.
beltttlan to lie hid, GD293". ['benim']
betyfen (e) to beUeve, M. belyfed benimlng f. deprival,
pp. (bi-). WW
having belief. benffian = beneotian
betympan = belimpan btnlle (oe) tao* may be entreated, DR. adv.
befyrtan (N) to deceive, cheat, MLL2*. -Hoe beseechingly, DR.
['belirt'] bennt f. wound, mortal injury, [bena]
belyteglan to allure, seduce, A0112" benn pret. 3 sg. of bannan.
benne f reed-grass, BC (Mdf ).
.
bemAnan to 'bemoan,' bewail, mourn over, ±bennlant to wound.

lament, JR. benohte v. beneah.
bemanclan to maim, Lod3*214m . benoritan in the north, northwards (of).
bemare=bymeie; b§me=bieme benoten pp. of benSotan.
bemeldlan to disclose, reveal, denounce. benotian to use, consume, ChrB. [' benote '}
btaiere = bjmeie benrfp n. compulsory service rendered to a
bemetan1 to estimate, account, consider, AO. landowner at harvest time, LL448. [op.
['bemete'] bedrip]
bemffian1 to hide, conceal, GP : lie hid. ±bentian to pray, supplicate, BH.
be-murcian, •muronian, to murmur at, benst pies. 2 sg. of bannan.
grumble over, A048". bentld f. prayer time, rogation days, Men 75.
bemurnan* (also wk.) to mourn, bewail, de- bentigfte, bentf8(ig)e granting requests,
plore, be sorry for : care for, take heed for. gracious, LPs : obtaining requests, success-
bemQtlan to change, exchange for, Gu42. ful, Chr.
[L. mntare] • bentJ pres. 3 sg. of bannan.
bemyldan to bury, WW.
[molde] benugon v. beneah.
ben—benn benyrS f ploughing required from a tenant,
.
ben L f. (±) prayer, request, Lk; AO, LL 448(5,2).
Digits zed by G00gle

BENYBAN 87 BEOEM
benyttan = beneoban beor n. strong drink, l beer, f mead, Lk (v.
Mo I. f.nap. bSon; dp. beo(n)m
l
bee,
f
Ps; A27-495). [beow]
iE. II. pros. 1 flg. of bdon. +btor m. pot-companion, guest, M.
beobrftad n. honey with the comb, beora=bearu; ±beoran=beran
beoce=bSoe btorbyden f. beer-barrel, LL455(17).
Mooeorl m. bee-master, bee-keeper, LL448 beore L (e, i, y) f. birch, Mdf : name of the
[5]. rune for b. II. ( ± ) n. barking.
beocere m. bee-beeper, LL. [MHG. blkar] beorean* (tr.) to 'bark,' CP i (mix.) bark at,
+beod=+bed Led.
btod m. table, Mt bowl, dish, ['bead']
: beorce=beoro
beodarn n. refectory, dining-room, (-em). M beoroen (i, y ) of birch.
on beoderne at table. beoreragu (e1 ) f. lichen from a birch-tree,
beodan=bidon pret. pi. of bldan. Lod 99b.
zhbeodan* to command, decree, summon, M, beorerlnd (e 1
) f. birch-bark, Lod 119b.
AO.CP. b. at call out (an army), banish : beord(BH392«)=bord
declare, inform, announce, proclaim, Ou, beordnMt(e) f. dregs of beer, Lod.
LL : threaten : offer, proffer, give, grant, beorg m. mountain, hiU, Lk,AO;Mdl :
surrender, JB,Oen ; AO :
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(reft.) show oneself, mound, tumulus, '

barrow,' burial place,
behave : exact, collect, ['bid,' 'i-bede'] AL,Lcd.
bftodbolle f . table-bowl, Gl. + beorg n. protection, defence, refuge, W.
beodclatf m. 'gausape,' table-cloth, carpet, beorgalfen f. oread.
±beorgan h gv* (w. d.) to save, deliver,

beodder n = beodwm preserve, guard, defend, fortify, spare, An,
beoddian to do joiner's work, LL 465(13). Ps; AO,CP : (w. reft, d.) beware of, avoid,
beodend m. preceptor, CM 967. guard against. [' bergh '] II. byrgan II. =
beodendllc =bebSodendtio beorg-hlro n. nap. -hleotta mountain-height,
beodern (uE)=b5od»m mountain-slope.
bfodtet n. table-vessel, cup, 204". WW +beorgllo fitting, profitable, LL,W : safe,
beodlers n. grace at meal-time. prudent, M.
btodgsMt m. table-companion, Ak1090. beorgsetiel n. mountain dwelling, [setl]
beodgeneatt m. table-companion. beorgstede m. mound.
beodgereordu np. feast, Qvs 15 18. ±beorh I.i=4beorg II. imperat. of beorgan.
beod(h)negl n. table-cloth, WW12fl». beorhleode (WW17841 )r=Durgleode
btodlafa fp. table-leavings, Bl53 w +beorhnes f. refuge, CPsSO*.
.
beodland n. land from which the table of +beorhrtow f. place of refuge, PPs31*.
monasteries, etc., was supplied, glebe-land, beorht (e, y) L bright, shining, brilliant,
*
Ct. light, clear, Bo,El,Qu : clear-sounding, loud,

beodlei t table-aUowance, TC474«. Cra : excellent, distinguished, remarkable,
beodreal n. table-doth, TC530". beautiful, magnificent, noble, glorious, PPs :
beod-tceat n., -soyte m. table-napkin, towel, pure, sublime, holy, divine. II. n. bright-
WW449M . ness, gleam, light eagan b. twinkling of
beodwyst f. a table with food on it, LPs an eye : sight.
22*. [wist] beorhtan = bierhtan
beofer=beofor; beoflan=biflan beorhtbldwende bright-blooming, Lod 1-404*.
beofor (e, y) m. beaver. beorhte brightly, hrilUanUy, splendidly :
beoft rednpL pret. of beatan ; beoftadon is clearly, lucidly, distinctly, CP.
from a later wk. •beoftian (ES38-28). beorbtbwfl (OEG)=bearhtmhwIl
beofung=bifung beorhtlan to glisten, shine, BHJPs : to sound
beogang m. swarm of bees, WW. clearly, B : to make bright, VPs. {'bright']
+beogol (y) submissive, obedient : forgiving, •f beorhtlan = -f beorhtnian
M. [bugan] beorhtlle brilliant, clear, shining, splendid.
beobata m. chieff prince? Ex 253? *&r.-Hce,Mk;M. ['brightly']
beolone=belene beorhtm = bearhtm
Mom I. dp. of beo I. II. = beam. III.- beorhtnes f. * brightness,' clearness, splen-
beo pres. 1 Bg. of bdon. dour, beauty, JnL,Lk; CP.
btemoder f queenbee, OEG.
. ibeorhtnlan (e) to grow bright, OEG 534 :
beon h anr. [conj. in fall (WS and A) Wt glorify.
548] to be, exist, become, happen, b. ymbe beorhtrodor m. shining heavens, Ex 94.
to have to do with. b. of to be gone. (v. beorhtte (=-*beorgihte) pL mountainous,
alio eom, wesan.) IL nap. of beo I. AO10«.
bftona gp. of beo I. beorhtu = bierhtu
btenbrtad =bSobread beorhtword (y1 ) clear-voiced, Sat 238.
btenbrot n. mead? (or? beanbroti ES 38-302). beorhyrde m. cellarer, butler, Cea76.
beonnon pret. pL of bannan. beorm-=bearm-

BEORMA BERTE
i m. 'barm,*
yeast, haven, Ml. (a case), Chb 1052a : wear, AO : endure,
+beormad leavened, MtR13 . u
support, sustain, LL,Mt-,CV.
beorn I.f m. man : noble, hero, chief, prince, berasein n. bearskin,
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250. EC
warrior, B,Ma: rich matt, Rut*12. ['berne ] +berbed vermiculated, DR4».
II. =
barn prei, 3 sg. of biernan. IIL— ber-bene, -bine t verbena, Lod.
beam bero^beoro
beornan (VPs)= biernan +berd-, +bere=+byrd-, +b&re
beorncynlng m. lord of heroes, B2148. berem. barley, JnLR;M. ['bear*]
beorne=byrne baresern n. ' barn, LkL. [bere, tun] '
Beornlce mp. Bernieians, inhabitants of pari beriafere m. despoUer, OEG46*.

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of Northumbria. bereaflan to 'bereave, deprive of, take away,
beornlng (=ie) t incense, LkLl u . seize, rob, despoil. Bo; J2,AO.
beornttrtat m. troop of men, Pa 50. berftaflgend m. despoUer, robber.
beornwlga m. ^warrior, hero. berobrytta m. barn-keeper, LL451(17).
beorscealc reveller, feasier, B 1240. bereean to cause to smoke, smoke (tr.), Lcd
±beorselpe, m. feast, banquet, revel, jE,CP. M06».
beocselet m. beer-hall, banqueting haU. baraoean to relate : excuse or justify oneself,
beorsetl n. ale-bench, Jul687. CP.
beonwlnlg (NG)=ba3rsynnig bereoorn n. barley-corn.
beorfteguf t beer-drinking. +barad crushed, : harassed, oppressed, WW
-beortfUng (ie) t. hyBe-b. NG.
±beorftor (e, o, u, y) n. child-bearing, child- bereflan (KG) =bereafian
birth : what is born, foetus, offspring. bereflor m
barn-floor, threshing-floor, LkL.
beortorcweim m. abortion, 348». WW
[. 'bear 9 ]
beoruh=beorg; beosmrian=bismrian beregafol n. rent paid in barley, LL 1 16 (59 1 ).
beoat m. beestings, the first milk of a cow after [cp. gafolbvre]
calving, :
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WW
swelling (of the ground)! baragraM n. barley-grass, fodder, 148". WW
v. Mdf. ['beest ] berehalm n. barley haulm, straw, Lod 157a.
beosu=basu baraland (ber-) barley land, KG3-3679 .
dbbeot h n. baran h of barley, M. IL=biren. IIL—
boastful speech, boast, threat, JB,
Gen. on b. boastfully promise, vow, :
: bere»m AO
command : peril, danger, Da 265. [-behat; barand m. bearer, carrier, Gl.
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'beot, 'i-beot ] II. pret. 3 sg. of beatan. barandan to peel, take off husk, Lod.
beotian=botian berende v. beran.
dbbeotlan to threaten, Jul : boast, vow, pro- barandDoa with fecundity, DR328 .
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mise, AO. ['beaten ] berendnes f. fertility, DR108".
±beotllc arrogant, exulting, boastful, threaten- berenhulu f. barley-husk, Sc95 u .
ing, M. adv. -lice. berftnlan to bring about, Ex 147 : ornament,
Motmacg m. leafier, Da 266. mount (with silver), KC6101".
beoton pret. pL of beatan. • baraoean* to fumigate, LL(164»).
beotung f. threatening. baraofan tt to bereave, deprive, rob of.
beotwordt n. boast : threat. bereotan* to bewail, Hell 6.
beoVeof m. bee-thief, LL54[9,2]. bereowslan = behreowsian
beoum dp. of beo. -barare v. w»ter-b.
beow n. barley, Gl. berern (NG)=bere»rn
beowan=bywan beresAd n. barley, BH366".
beowyrt f. bee-wort, sweet flag, Lcd. beretun m. barley-inclosure, threshing-floor,
bepAcan to deceive, cheat, seduce, Mt;M. barn. MtL &. ; [' barton
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]
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['bipeche ]
berewsBstm m. barley-crop, Lod 1 -402*.
bepAeend m. deceiver, M. barawle f. barley-yard, demesne farm, TC.
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bepAeesJre f. whore, JEG*ll&. ['berewick ]
bepAcung f. deception, OEG. barg = (l) bearg, (2) beorg
beprlwan (e) to wink, Bo W.t berg-=beri-, byrg-
bar (NG)=b*r berh =bearh pret. 3 sg. of beorgan.
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beram. 'bear, AS. berht, berht-=beorht, beorht-, bierht-
beneoean = bereocan berhtm- = breahtm-
berAdan to deprive, take by treachery, rob : berian I. to make bare, clear, B 1230. [baer]
betray, M
deliberate on: get the better of.
: II.=byrgan II.
berAaan to rush upon or into, JS,CP. +berlan = +byrian
±beran (eo) to 'bear,' carry, bring, take berlcge=bearnge
away, carry out, extend, B; JE,AO CF : bertdan 1 to ride round, surround,
f besiege,
bring forth, produce, Bl,Mt,Qen (and y. LL :overtake, seize, capture, occupy,
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Cm.
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'ibere ). berende fruitful. +boren born, ['beride ]
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own (by birth) : (with up) set forth, open berle t 'berry, Lcd : grape, JB.

BERIG BESMA
berlg L n. berry, RPs77«. IL=byrig,
besceotan* to shoot into, plunge into, implant
da.
of burg. happen, occur, AO.
berlgdreno m. drink made of mulberries, be-sceran, -aoerwan= besoieran
WW 114*. beaoarian = beaoierian
berlge=berie; berigea=byrga besoieran4 to shear, shave, cut hair, give the
be-rlndan, -rindran to strip off bark, tonsure, JB,AO. [' beshear ']
peel. besclerednes (y«) f. deprivation, WW351"
berlnnan' to run upon, run over, wet, bedew, besderlan to separate from, deprive of, Che :
Cr 1176. ['term?] defraud.
bartend, bem— bereland, beresBrn bescinan 1 to shine upon, light up, illuminate,
bera-=b»rn-, biern- Bd;M. ['heshine']
banian (VPs)=b»rnan besclr-an, -ian=beacier-an, -ian
bernhus n. barn, GD68 M . [-beren-] beseltan 1 to befoul, WW507".
berofon (pret. pi. of *berafan or *berebban) bescreadian to scrape off, clean off, ES 42*171.
despoiled, Gen 2078. bescrepan* to scrape, Cod 101a.
berowan* to row round, Chb897a. besettfan* to shove, impel, thrust down, hurl,
baxat=bynt throw, i£,AO : force, M.
+berat n. bursting, eruption, W186T . besc«lan to look askance, Bo 121 » [aceol]
±bantan* intr. (tr. at Rd2") to break, bescyr- = beaoier-
'burst, Jail, fall, B,Lcd,Ma; M,AO : break beseean to beseech, beg urgently,
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(Vesp. MF
away from, escape : break to pieces, crash, Dxiv).
resound. basaogan to announce, introduce : defend,
berthwn=beorhthwfl; bertQn = beretun excuse oneself : (w. on) accuse, M.
ber1^=beoii$- t byrt$- beselian = beeylian
+beru +b£ru= basellan to surround, cover (over) : hand over.
barOmodsbehrumod, pp. of behrumian. basema=beema
barunnen pp. of berinnan. besenoan to cause to sink, submerge, immerse,
berwe da. of beam. ___ drown, Blt Mt; AO,CP. ['besench']
berwlnde f. 'bearbind,' navel-wort, WW
basendan to send, M.
300". basangan to singe, burn, AO.
berffan to deprive, Moi> 63. [rtaf] beseon I. sv* (tr., intr. and refl.) to see, look,
berfpan despoil of, strip, spoil, plunder, rob, look round, behold, M,Mkfs\ : look AO
M. after, go to see, visit : provide for. b. td look
besftgan to sink, GPH388" upon, have regard to, CP. ['besee']
bessdncan = besenoan II. bv1 to suffuse, Cb1088.
besfttlan to lay wait for, 146". AO beseotian to boil down, Lod.
besargian to lament, bewail, be sorry for, pity, beseowian (i, y) to sew together, sew up, Ep,
M. [aarig] ['besew']
besargung f. sorrowing, VHy
: compassion, be-serlan, -aerwan = besierwan
M. basettan to put, place, set near, appoint, : M
besawan7 to sow, A3. own, keep* occupy : * beset,* cover, surround
besoead (bi-) n. distinction. with, adorn, B
; CP,J2 : besiege, invest, An :
beseeadan7 to separate, discriminate : scatter, institute, set going.

sprinkle over, Lod 20b. besfdian to regulate the size of anything,
bascaadlan (£oZ339)=beeoeaduwian RB89W . [aid]
beseeaduwlan, to overshadow, RPsl39*. besierwan to ensnare, surprise, deceive,
['beshade') defraud, oppress, AO. [eearu]
beaceafan* to scrape thoroughly, Lod 143b. bealgan (on) to rush, T.OEG4126.
bescean pret. 3 ag. of bescinan. besllfran to silver, VPs67 M.
besceatwyrpan 'despondi,
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v. OEG1 4**5 ;
%
beslncan' (intr.) to sink, AO. [ besink ]
l
2"i E842170.
; beslngan* to sing of, bewail : sing charms,
besceawere m. observer, VHy24»-. enchant, M.
basetewlan to look round upon, survey, con- besirwan (AO,CP)= besierwan
template, consider, watch, j£,AO : look to, bestttan* to sit round, surround, beset, besiege,
care for. besceawod cautious, careful, Chr; AO : hold council : occupy, possess.
LOD3-43611. ['besit']
besceawlendlio contemplative, OEG991. beslwlan = beseowian
beseeawodnes f vision, sight.
. besl&pan' to sleep, LL(284»).
beseaawung f contemplation.
. beslean* to strike, beat, cut off, take away,
btsceddan = besoeadan deprive by violence, M.
besoencan to give to drink, Gu596. beslepan to slip on, cover, impose, put on,
besceotan = beaoufan clothe.
bascaoren (WW217 M )=beacoren pp. of beslltan 1! to slit, tear.
besoieran. besma m. * besom,' broom, rod, AO,MU

BESMEAGAN 40 BETEON
besmfogan to consider about, inquire into, bestyrian to heap up, BH. ['bestir*]
;EL23b« bestyrman to agitate, Bo9".
+btaned curved, WW
515*. [bflem] besusbasa
beaming f curve, curvature, WW, [bdam] besQpan* to *uj> up, swallow, Lcd 113b.
.
besmirwan to 'besmear, WW.

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besutlan to fresfmrea, GPH403".
besmltan1 to soil, defile, pollute, dishonour, besttftan = be 8&6an
Bl; M,CP. ['besmit') beswAlan to 6uro, ringe, scorch, JE.
besmltenes f. soil, statn, defilement, degra- beswftpan = beswapan
dation, dirtiness, M. beswAtan to sweat, toil, Solll 1*.
besmltttan to defile. beswapan7 to clothe, cover over, veil, protect,
besmfttan to work (in metal), forge, surround CP persuade, BH. ['beswape']
:
with forged work. beswelgan to swallow up, EPs 106" ; 123*.

besmoclan to smoke, envelop with incense, beswemman to make to bathe, Bo 115s .
Airs 84-3. beswencan to ojjto*. CPS68 1*.

besmyred=beflmirwed pp. of besmirwan. beswetftan to wratfta, torap up, wind round.
besoAdmnt to cut, mutilate. beswie n. treachery, deceit, AO(bi-),CP :
besnlwlan to coverwithsnow, W
W. ['besnow'] mare.
be-snyffian, -snyttoant to rob, deprive of. beswlca (bl-) m. deceiver.
besoleen stupefied, dull, sluggish, inactive, beswlcan 1 to deceive, seduce, betray, circum-
slow, CP. vent, frustrate, Bl,Mt; AO,CP to overcome* :
besorg dear, beloved, M. supplant, AO. [' fetudbe']

besorglan to regret : be anxious about, dread, beswleend m. deceiver, seducer, Gl.
shrink from, JE. beswtcenes f. deception : surrender.
besorh= besorg beswicfalle f. trap, Gl.
besp&tan to spit upon, iEH2-248 . M beswlelan to escape, be free from, BH.
bespanan* to lead astray, entice, incite, urge, beswlcol deceitful, CP238M . (bi-)
persuade, AO. beswlcung f. deception, WW.
besparrian to bar, shut, Gl. beswlnean* to toil, eajeri oneselft make with
bespirlan = bespyrigan toil, Jn :till, plough, M. beswunoen
bespreean* to speak about, AO : speak exhausted, tired out ['beswink*]
against, accuse of, Ps : claim at law, LL : beswlngan* to flog, scourge, beat, strike, M\
complain. [' bespeak *] CP. ['beswinge*]
bespr engan to besprinkle, Led. [' bespreng '] b6*wyUanto<£reftca,j!oorf,RooD23. [swilian]
bespyrlgan to track, trace, LL. M
besyftan to sprinkle, ML2S . [siftan]
best adv. (used as superl. of wel) best, most. besyttran = beeilfran
besta, beste wk. forms of superL adj. betst. besyllan to sully, defile, stain, M.
best&lan (e) to lay a charge against, convict. besyr-ewlan, -i(a)n=besierwan
bestSBppan* to tread upon, step, go, enter, M. bet adv. better, Bo. ['bet']
bestandan* to stand round or about, beset, -beta v. d*d-b.
M
.
surround, JS attend to,

: beset, harass,
: betaenlan to 'betoken,* designate.
Jn. ['bestand'] bet&can (w. d.) to make over, give up to,
'
bestealcJan to move stealthily, steal, stalk,* impart, deliver, entrust, commend to, JB,Lk;
JBL32". [stealc] AO,CP
: appoint (for), set apart as, dedicate*,
bestefnod pto. provided with a fringe, WW

show, point out, Lk : give orders, 130* : RB
375« pursue, hunt, WW92» ['beteach*]
bestelan* to move stealthily, steal away, steal ±bfttan to amend, repair, restore, cure, CP :
upon, AO,LL ; jE,CP : (t ) deprive. [' besteal] make good, make amends, remedy, compen-
bestelan =be8talan; besteman=bestfman sate, atone, pay 'bdt' for an offence, JS,Mt,
bestepan (»i) todepriveof (children), 76 u
GD Led; AO,CP : attend to (fire or light), AO.
.
besttngan* to (ArtM* in, jmsA, M. Burst b. quench thirst, [bat; 'beet' yd.]
bestrftdan to 6e*ireu», cover, BH154"(b). betast= betst
bestreowlan to 'bestrew,' besprinkle, M. betboren of higher birth, LL.
bestretifJan to bestrew, cover over. btte f. *6eet,' 6eefrool, Lcd. [L. beta]
bestrlcan 1 to tnoibe a stroke, Loi>186b. -Mte v. twi-b. ; b«el = (l) bietl; (2) bitol
[strioa] beteldan*t to cover, hem in, surround : over-
bestrldan1 to 'bestride,* mount, &. load, oppress.
bestrtpan to strip, plunder, despoiL betellan to speak about, answer, defend one-
bestrudan7 to spoil, plunder, rob. self (against a charge), exculpate oneself,
bestrfpan = bestrlpan Chr; M.
bestryiffian = bestrettttan bfttendm. restorer, Ruin 28.
bestuddlan to be careful for, trouble about, +bttendnes f. amendment, OEG58*.
Kl14*. betfton1** to cover, surround, enclose, ; AO M,
bestfman (e) to bedew, wet, flood, B486. CP : dispose of, bestow, bequeath : impeach,
[steam] accuse. ['6e<ee']

BETKRA 41 BEWEFAN
betera 'better,
9
AOJik. followed by g.- beff L =bit5 pre*. 3 eg. of bSon. IL =bee>i$
better in respect of.... betonean = betSencan
-bfttere . dSd-b. betfan-betiian
±beterlan to 'better,' improve, CP : trim betfearf ende needy, indigent, KGl708.
{lamp), GD. betfearfllc profitable, ML2W*.
beterung f. improvement, M. bettearfod needy, ES8-474"
beteat=bet«t; betttnan^betynan beVeoean to cover, protect, cover over, conceal,
betlhtllan to accuse, LL. betfen= belong
betlUan = betyllan beftenean to consider, remember, take thought
b*t*m*r*n to construct, build, B. ['beUmber*] for, take care of, care for % Qu : (reft.) reflect,
be(Inan=bet?nan; b9ttng=bfttung 'bethink* oneself, Lk; M
: trust, confide in,
b«tl=bletl entrust to, AO.

betliot grand, excellent. be-tfenlan, -ttennan to cover, stretch on or
bfttnes f . reparation, atonement, LL(264»). upon, spread over.
betoce =betonioe befctodan to be joined (to), adhere (to),
betogenes f. accusation, LL. RB134".
7
betolden pp. of beteldan. betfersean to winnow, thrash, PPb43 .
betonice f. 'betony,* Led. beftettan to bathe, LCD3-9011 (A30-397).
betoet^betat; betr-=beter- dbbetflan to heat, warm, foment, Led; M :
betraoppan = betreppan cherish, ['beath*]

betredan* to tread upon, cover, CPs 138*. beftrawan 7
to twist, GPH391 M .
betrendan to roU ES37-180. betSridlan to circumvent, overcome, force, AO.

betreppan to entrap, catch, Chr. ['betrap'] bettringanf to encircle, e,vcompaes : beset,
be-trymman, -trymian to enclose, surround, oppress, burden.
besiege. bekryoean to press down, Cb1446.
betst I. superL adj. 'best,' first, AO,Chr,CR; betfrydlan, betfrytfoan = betfridian
CP. as sb. people of position, Chr. WW, betr*n to press, NG273.
II. adv. in Ihe best manner, most. beftunean (RD497 )=be'8enoan
betstboren best-bom, eldest. betfung f. bathing, bath, fomentation, cata-
betfc=4bet plasm, Led ; CP,M. [' beathing* ; b»S]
be-tnh, -tuoxn (CP), -tax = betwux be-tturfan bwv. pros., 3 eg. -'Searf, pL
betaldon pret. pL of beteldan. •tartan, pret. -$orfte. ( w. g. or a. ) to need,
+b#tung f. repair, maintenance, LL. have need of, want, M,CP.

betwtnan = betweonan be88an=be$ian
between, betweohs= betwux bettwten* to moisten, wet, LPsg7 .
betweonan, betweonum I. prep. w. g. betfwyrlan to deprave, WW3867 . [Sweorh]

d. a.
between, among, amid, in the midst, Ps,Bl. betJJn to thrust, A01686 .
IL adv. 'between,* BH
: in the meantime, beufan=bufan; beatan=butan
meanwhile : in turn, by turns, CM (-twjnn-)* bewaelan to watch, guard, M.
betweox, betweoxn, betwih (8)= betwux bewadan* to emerge, Rd88 m.
betwln- = betweon- bewftfan to enfold, wrap round, cover over,
betwlnforletne* f. intermission, DR. clothe, jE,CP.
betwux (iE tAO,CP) betwuht, betwix, be- bewAgan to deceive, frustrate, BVPs.
twux(t), betwiso prep. w. d. a. between, bewaagnan to offer, proffer, B1193.
among, amongst, amidst, during, b. ttisum bewAlan to oppress, afflict, An 1363.
1
meanwhile, b. tftem tie whilst, ['betwixt ] bewftpnlan to disarm, M.
betwuxalegednes f. interjection, iEGn278». bewearlan to pass by : be free from, DR.
betwuxaworpennes f. interjection, jEQb.10*. bewarenlan to guard against, be on one*
betwuxblinnes (twih) f. intermission, DR
guard, CP.
12». bewarian to keep watch, guard, preserve,
betwuxtae (yx) internal, OEG3861. ward off, CP.
betwuxgangan7 (twih) to go between, VPs28T . bewarnlan = bewarenian
betwuxgangende (twih) separating. bewawan7 to blow upon, Wa76. (biwaune—
betwuxgesett interposed. biw&wene)
betwuxllcgan* (twih) to lie between, BH72". beweallan7 to boil away, Lod.
betwnxsendan to send between. bewealwlan to wallow, Bo 115*.
betwuxt, -twyh, -twyx(t)= betwux beweardlan to guard, protect observe closely.
:
betyhtUan = betfhtlian beweaxan7 to grow over, cover over, surround,

betyllan to allure, decoy, BH358*. M.
betynan (I, le) to hedge in, enclose, shut, bury, beweddendlle relaHngtomarriage, OEG 1 122.
AO.CP : end, BH. [ton] beweddlan to betroth, marry, JB : give
betfnting f. conclusion, OEG3210. security, ['bewed*]
betyran to pitch, stain a dark colour, [teoru] beweddung t betrothal, LL442Ha.
betyrnan to turn round : prostrateoneself, RB. bewefan* to cover over, Lod 3- 148*.

BEWEGAN 42 BIETER
bewegan* to cover. bibUoflece 1 bibboEeoco (AO) bibKSeca m.
beweied (y») jMMoned, pofiictet*, ES38»« library i bible, AS. [' bibliotheca' (L.)]
[w6l] Mbreed=bSobread
bewellan to iaetui, mix together, f. 'bitch,' Lcd,WW.
bteee, bioe
bewendan to furn, turn round, JB; Weeen=bvocen
(refl.)
1ft n
: torn one** attention, convert, M. Megan (J3)=byogan; Moge=bicoe
['bewend'] ±blen-an, -ian (ft, ea, le, v) to make a sign,
wink, nod, Lk;CP : signify :
4
bewenlant to entertain, take care of, attend beckon,*
upon, summon, [beacn]
beweorean = bewyroan +blenend (§), ±bicni(g)end m. indicator,
beweorpan* to cast, cast down, plunge, throw, discloser : forefinger.
MJlO : beat, M
surround. : Mcnendllc, +bioni(g)endlio allegorical :
beweorffian to adorn, DD118. (gram.) indicative, JEGal24".

beweottan = bewitian blcnol indicating, indicative, GPH398 1".
bewepan7 to weep over, mourn, bewail, J&; ±Menung (ea, e) f. beckoning, nodding :
AO. ['beweep'] token, symbol, figure, M : figurative

bewipendtte lamentable. speech.
bewlpnlan =bewepnian blewlde m. byword, proverb, fable, tale, M.
bewerenea f. proAi&tton, BH86U . ['bequeath ]
9
bewertan to pwird, protect, defend, MJlO : Md n. lingering, hesitation, delay, halt, Bd.
eaedb, prevent, forbid, J5. Vbide']
bewertgend m. protector, M. dbbldan1 (intr.) to stay, continue, live, remain,
bewerung defence, fortification.
f. delay, AO^s : (tr. uau. w. g.) wait for, await,
bewestan prep. w. d. or adv. to the west of, expect, Bl,Mt; AO,CP endure, experience, :
Chr. ['dewed'] find : attain, obtain, ['bide']

bewlolan to encamp, ChbB94w. bfddan* to ask, entreat, pray, beseech, AO.BL
bewlndan* to wind round, clasp, entwine, en- b. and beodan, halaian to beg and pray :
velop, encircle, surround, B,Mt ;AO,CP : order, command, require, AO,CP. ['bid*]
brandish (a sword), heafe b. bewail : turn, +blddan* (often refl.) to beg, ask, pray, Bl,
wind, revolve. Mt ; Ê,CP : toorenip, ^.AO. ['i-WcT]
bewlndla (bi) m. hedge, border, BC(Mdf). blddere m. petitioner.
bewltan awv., pree. 3 eg. -wat, pret. 3 eg. bldenfsat = bydenfat
-wist© to keep, care for, watch over, super' biderlp=bediip
intend, administer, Had, guide, MJlO. bidet* (CP) pree. 3 eg. of biddan.
bewitian (eo) to observe, attend to, care for, WnJBMtf firm, forced to stand out
administer -.perform. biding f abiding place, abode, On 180. .
bewlatlan to look at, behold, LPs 32 u . MdsteaUt m. halt, stand.

bewHtan 1
to look round, G«n29» bIe=beo pree. 1 eg. of beon.
bewdpen (pp. of bewepan) lamented : tearful, bleen=beaeen; Mecn-=bicn-
weeping. blegan (e, i, v) to bend, turn, turn back, in-
bewreoan*t to drive : drive away, banish : dine, Bo,Mk : depress, abase, humiliate :
4
drive round, beat round. subject ; persuade, convert. [ 6ey,* bugan]
bewrenean to deceive. bleldan (a, e, i, y) to encourage, excite, impel,
bewrton 1 '* to cover, hide, cover over, enwrap, exhort, confirm, CP,Ma;MjkO- Vbield 3 ;
proUct, clothe, 8olr Met; CP. ['bewry'] beald]
bewrethan to sustain, support, Rd81 u . Ueldo (y*) f. boldness, courage, arrogance,
bewrltan 1 to record? Cheat 19 : score round, confidence, BH;CP. ['bield']
bewrffian1! to bind, wind about, surround, blelg=belg; blelw-=bilew-
envelop. Weme (e, i, y) f. trumpet, : tablet,
l y
CP,WW
bewrtxl-an, -ian to change : exchange, sell, billet. [ beme ]
PPs. Men = bean; bleneoddaa=beanooddaa
bewuna adj. indeoL accustomed, wont, AO. +Merde = +byrde
bewyddlan=beweddian; bewyied-* beweied +Uerhtan (e, y) to brighten, be or make
bewyllan («ie) away, Lcd.
to boil bright, illuminate, enlighten, CP : make
bewylwian to roll down, roll together. clear celebrate, [beorbt] i
bew9ptt=bewep$ pree. 3 eg. of bewepan. blerhtu (e, eo, i, y) f. brightness, effulgence,

bewyrcan to work, construct, surround with, brilliance, CP. [beorht]
enclose, cover, B; AO,JE> : work in, insert, blerm=bearm
adorn, Lcd. ['betoork'] blernan' (ea, eo, i, y) to 'burn,* be on fire,
bewyrpan = beweorpan give light, MJjk$x,VPs.
beyrfeweardlan to disinherit, A 13-321. blerstetf, bieret pree. 3 eg. of beratan.
beyrnan=beiernan; bezera=b»zere blefS prea. 3 eg. of beran.
M,bi(l)=:be(prep.); (2)f.=beo blesen=biaen; Ueaglan=byagian
bl- v. also be-; Mad=b6od Meter- = biter-

BIETL 43 BISCEOPHIRED
i (e, i,
f) m. 'beetle,' mallet, hammer, bfll n. *«fl,» chopper, battle-axe, falchion,
CPJud(y). sword, B,WW.
bietr-=biter- billere m. 'bibulta' (plant), WW.
M«tJ=beo"5 pree. pL of bean. Mllgesllht n. clashing of swords, battle, fCn
bUtran to feed, e£41«*. 937.
Milan to tremble, be moved, shake, quake, bfflhete m. murderous hate, strife. Air 78.
BoJ>s;M. ['bive'] +bUod having a bill or beak, [bite]
Uflgendtte (byfg-) terrible, NC274. Ml-eweetf n. (nap. -bw*ou) sword track,
Mfung f. trembling, shaking, M. wound, Ex 329.
-bttung (eo1 ) v. eor&b. bilw-=bilew-; bnyht=b?liht
blfylce n. net^Mottrini jMopfe. [folo] bhna (m.T), bime=bleme; bin=binn
Wg=be; Mg-=be-, bi., byog- blnama m. pronoun, A 8*3 13.
Wg-=bieg-; blge=byge +btnd n. binding, fetter costiveness.:
+blgednes f. inflection, declension, ease, ±blndan ev» to tie, 'bind,' fetter, fasten,
restrain, &£l,Mt,Jn; AO.CP adorn. :
Mgegnes =bigengnee binde

hâd-bandf £(76-133. {'bind ']
f.
Mgeb m. arcA, vault, M : tiKtoiatioft. blndele, -elle
f. binding : bandage.
+Mgendllc inflectional, <£Gs91*. blndere m. 'Wikfer,' JM28«.

+blgendnee = + bigednee binding f. tactta?, OEG324b.
blgeng f. practice, exercise, observance, wor- binn, binne f. 'Wnf * basket, crib, manger,
ship, M
: cultivation, M. ['bigeng'] BIJJkL.
bflgenga m. inhabitant : cultivator, : wor- M
blnnan I. prep. (w. dL a.) within, in, inside
shipper, M
: benefactor. of, into. II. adv. inside, within, less than,
blgenge n. practice, worship. during, whilst. [*bin*]
blgengere m. worker worshipper. : binne =binn
Mgengeetre f. handmaiden, attendant, wor- bint pree. 3 eg. of bindan.
shipper, Gl. bio- -beo- ( bi- ; Mocmrung =biemrnng
blgengnee, f =
btrce beoro, beorce ; bird (LkLR) bridd -
-fblget$=+byge« pros. 3 eg. of +byogan. +blrd = +byrd; blrele=bvrele
Mglng f. fenotn?, WW21C blren f. she-bear, OET(Ct).
Wgleal-(eo,i)=bI]eof- blr#=!byrg
Mgnes f. power of bending, bending, [biegan] btrfftt, birhtf pree. 3 eg. of beorgan.
+blgnes (f) f. frequented place, assembly? blrht~=bierht-
EFsll7«. Wrlg, birig-=byrig, byrg-
+blgtf=+bigetf blrlhte (v) prep. w. d. near, beside, As 860.
Mgyrdel m. girdle, belt, purse, JBJit : birihto = bi©rhtu; blrie=byrele
treasury, ['bygirdle'] blrnan=?beornan
bJgytan=begietan bint, biretetf pree. 3 eg. of beratan.
Uhlanda (J&5")=behindan Mrst pree. 2 eg., bir(e)tt pree. 3 eg. of beran.
Mhst=byhet pree. 2 eg. of bfigan. biryhte=birihte
+Mh* f. abode! Gu34«. [cp. byht] Mateo n? m? wallet, MtRlO10. [LL. bi-
Ml = bill; bUeettan=bealoettan eacoium]
blMan=bieldan blssee contested, disputed, LL.
+Mlde 6oW, froee, £!. [beald] bbAef. visit,Gul88.
bne m. 'ad/,' beak, trunk (of an elephant), btaeeop (o 1 ) m. 'bishop,' CP : high-priest,
WW : prow. chief priest (of the Jews), heathen priest,
bHe=byle; bnefa=bQeofa AO,MkL.
Ulehwlt^bilewit bteeeopcyn (o*) n. episcopal (high-priestly)
bOeofa (i*) m., bileofen f. support,sustenance, stock.
food, nourishment,
l
M,WW
: money, pay. blsceopddm m. episcopate, bishopric : ex-
[ bylive*; libban] communication.
bOteflan to support, feed upon, Gttth347 blsceopealder m. high priest, HL.
.
bllewefc=ibilewit blseeopfolgoV m. episcopate, GD66*1 .
bllewit innocent, pure, simple, sincere, honest, blsceopgegyrelan mpt episcopal robes,
BH,Mt;JE,CP i calm, gentle, merciful, BH90«.
gracious : plausible. [' btlewhit ']. adv. -Hoe. btoeeopnad m. 'bishophood,' office of bishop,
bUewltnes f. mildness, simplicity, innocence, ordination as bishop, episcopate, bishopric,
purity, M,CP. CPPs.
bOgesleht =bU]gesinit blsoeopnadung f. episcopal ordination, ML
hUgst, bilhst pree. 2 eg. of belgan. 31 1*.
bflgH pree. 3 eg. of belgan. btoeeopham m. bishop* s estate, EC 365.
baherge=billere bteeeophfofodlln (o 1 ) n. head ornament worn
WBibb-, baif-=bfleof-; blllg=belg by bishops, WW 162*
bfliw-=bilew- blsceophlred (o) m. clergy subject to a bishop.

BISCEOPIAN BIZANT
i to confirm, LL. ['bishop'] bumtrtte shameful, ignominious, contemp-
Ufoeopland (o) n. episcopal or diocesan land, tuous, AO : ridiculous, frivolous, adv. -lfoe.
LL173". bumernes I . pollution : insult : contemptible-
Mseeopllo 'bishopry,' episcopal, BH. ness.
blsoeoprfee n. 'bishopric,' diocese, province blemer-sprsBC, -apfto f. blasphemy, G.
of a bishop, BH. ±blemerung (y) mockery, scorn : blasphemy :
blaceoproce m. bishop* s rochet, dalmatic, infamy, disrepute, AO.
Lcd3-202». biamerword (») n. reproach, insult, LL10".
btaeeoprdd f. bishop's cross. biamor, biam(o)r-= burner, burner-
Mseeopaelr, -ecyr £ diocese : episcopate, bun-=bieen-
1
Mseeop-aold, -setl, -ae*! n. bishop s seat or +Msnere t imitator, DR45».
see, bishopric. blepell (big')n. example, proverb, : parable, M
MaeeopteonoV m. synod of bishops, All-81. fable, allegory, story, MtL; CP. Vbyspel']
Maeeopstfl m. episcopal see, bishopric, KG. sflepeDboo (bigO f. book of Proverbs, M.
['toeAopetooT] buaextue, gen. -te the intercalary day of leap
blaceopaunu m. godson at a 'bishoping' or year : leap year. [L.]
confirmation. Mat pre*. 2 ag. of boon,
MaeeopVtnung f . office of a bishop, BH. but = bidet, proa. 2 ag. of bidan.
Maeeopung f. confirmation, M. Mswflo = bos w io
Maetopwlte n. fine payable to a bishop f (BT), Wt proa. 3 ag. of biddan.
forced entertaining of a bishop? (Lieb: .
bit proa. 3 ag. of (1) bidan; (2) bitan.
LL2-667). bita m. I. 'bit, ' moreei, piece, /»; -ffl. IL
btaceopwyrt f. bishop' s-wort, betony, vervain, Wter, wild beast.
marshmaUow. ± bitan to tote/ tear, 5,iW; £1 : cut, wound :
1 *
bieceopwyrtil (o 1 ) vervain, 41WW134

. (+)<fa*A dourn, MkL9».
Maeep^biaoeop bite m. 'tote,' sting, AO,Lcd : sword-cut,
1 ,
bl-eeeran, -aoerian (i , y )=be-8oieran, Ap,B : cancer. 9
-aoierian bkteHnm.' beetle, 01
bteoop)=?biBoeop; btocup=bisoeop biter ' totter, ' sharp, cutting, Ou;M:
stinging,
buegu=bysgu PP8117 11 : exasperated, angry, embittered :
bben, biaene (y) fn. example, pattern, model, painful, disastrous, virulent, cruel, B,BL
JnLR;M,AO,CP : similitude, parable, adv. -Hoe, ML
parallel : rule, command, precept. ['bysen'] bltere=bitre
btoene (y) blind, 3RL; NC274; JAW22. ±blterian to be or become bitter, CP make
:
['bisson'l] bitter, ['bitter' vb.]

±blaenian (ie, y) to give, set an example, btternea f. 'bitterness,' grief, El; M,CP.
instruct by example, Bo : follow an example blterwyrde bitter in speech, M.
or pattern, : CP express figuratively. biterwyrtdrene m. drink of bitter herbs,
[<byen* vb.] WW114"
bnenung f. example, pattern, M(y). WU=bTetl
Maes m. the extra day intercalated in leap bitmAlum piecemeal, bit by bit, JSGR23P*.
year, Min32. [L. biaaextua] bitol n. bridle,
±blaglan to occupy, employ, JBJ*o;CP : bltor= biter
trouble, afflict, Lcd,MeL ['busy'] bltre bitterly, sharply, painfully, severely i
Mflgu, biaiga f. occupation, labour, CP,M very.
(yae) : affliction, trouble. bitres, bittrea gamn. of biter,
btegung f business, occupation, care, CP.
. bitat proa. 2 ag. of biddan.
bUAg (y) 'busy*' occupied, diligent, Ma, Mtat proa. 2 ag. of bidan and bitan.
Sol Mtt I. proa. 3 ag. of (1) biddan ; (2) beodan.
Mslgnes
f. business,' MtL (Cont. p.
*
xx). II.=bytt
Mammr*= burner-; blsme=beema bltt proa.3 ag. of bitan.
burner (y) nmf. disgrace, scandal, shame, +bltt n. biting, gnashing, M.
mockery, insult, reproach, scorn, AO,Bl; MttoMbiter
CP : fijthiness, defilement, M(y). W bia- blttor, bittre =biter, bitre; bitula=bitela
mere ignominiously, shamefully blas- Wt5 proa. 3 ag. of boon,
:
phemy : infamous deed, AO. ['Werner*] blwaune v. bew&wan.

bismerful infamous, disgraceful, ignominious, blwlat fm. sustenance, food, provision^
k
shameful, Jfe(y). necessaries, Bo>M. [ beunste'\
biamergltow (y) n. shameful lust, M. blword (a) n. proverb, household word :
±biamerlan (y) to mock, revile, illtreat, blas- adverb, A8-313*.
pheme, Mk; AO. ['bismer » vb.] blwyrde n. * byword,' proverb, WW,
bumerlend m. mocker, KGl298. bixen = byxen
biamerleaa blameless, CBl326(y). Uzant m. bezant (a gold coin). [L. bytan-
bumerleotf n. scurrilous song, Gl. teum]

BIAC 40 BLEOMETE
h (fi) 6rt?A< tatntii?, glittering, flashing,
bttc t blftwett, bl&wat pre*. 2 eg., blAw(o)« pre*.
Bd pale, pallid, wan, AO,CP. [bHoan;
i 3 eg. of bl&wan.
'MeoV to 'Meae*'] IL pret. 3 eg. of blag ettan = blogettan
blican. blan pret. 8 ag. of blinnan.
blae=bl»c blancaf m. (white?) horse, B. ['blonk 1 ]
btteern n. lamp, catwKe, light, GP(fi). dbbland n. blending, mixture, confusion,
bttehlftort twrt pate cheeks. turmoil.
bUUdsn to turn pale, M. ±Uandanvt to blend, mix, mingle, Bd.
blacung t a turning pale, pallor, M. ['bland']
bladeslan to flame, blase, be hoi : emit an Mandenfeaxt grizzly-haired, grey-haired,
odour, 0EG554. old. [blandan]
bladesnung (at-) t odour, WW4061. blann pret. 8 eg. of blinnan.
bladetung (at-, at-) f. shining, lightning, blaie, Dlaeere=blaee, blneere
EPs76». blMbelg=bUB8tbelg; blaster =plaster
bfeee (a) I. 'black,' dark, BJBHtJE. II. n. blatf livid, pale, wan, ghastly : low, hoarse
ink, LL,WW. [
4 f
bleck ] (sound)! Air 1279. [op. bleat]
bUect^blao blatef Uridty, pallidly, Mot.
i to bleach, whiten. [Mao] blatesnung =s bladeennng
1black matter, O
1 662. EG blattan to be livid, pale, Gxk981 (GK).
j n. ? irritation of the skin, leprosy, Lod. ±bttwan' (6) (tr. or intr.) to 'blow, 9 breathe,
bUecernleoht (a) n. ZomJern-tyAt. MuLkJn : be blown, sound : inflate : (+)
btoetexedefttoci-tow^^Hl^W". [feax] kindle, inflame, 208" : (+) spU, WW
blsecgymm m. jet, BH26". MkLR7M .
btoeborn (e) n. ink-horn, m\2&*. blawend m. inspirer, ^H2-478*.

1
bUboo f. pallor, Loi>. blawerem. 'blower, CP.
btocpytt m. bleaching-pit? EC 383'. Miwung f. 'blowing,* blast, M : inflation.
blAofeustfel n. leprosy, CplOQB. bleac=bl8B0
bleed n. (nap. bladu) 'blade/ : leaf, Oen. WW bleat miserable? 64*963. ['blete'X adv.
hlM(fy I. m. blowing, blast: inspiration, Mi bleate, B2824.
breath, spirit, M
: life, mind : glory, dignity, blflatt gentle, shy, cowardly, timid, Bd : sloth-
splendour : prosperity, riches, success. II. ful, inactive, effeminate, AO. ['blethe';
-bled I. Ger. Mode]
blAdigende renowned, B 10 13. blecWbb&o; bleee=bl*oe
blAdbyllg m. bellows, 241*. WW Mftcfla 'vitiligo,
1
WW53".
blAtktofft m. day of prosperity. bled.blSd^blaxl.btet-
btodderw&re m. jpam mi the bladder, Lod. bltd I. (ft) f. shoot, branch, flower, blossom,
W»ddrc=bl&dre leaf, foliage, fruit, Mt,Lcd; CP harvest, :
1
^bUMfantf glorious, prosperous. crops, ['blede blftwan] IL=Mftd L ;
+bUedf8astnes 1 prowum, sustenance, HMan to 'bleed, let blood, Sol.

1
MLZ3b"*. bltdhweet growing quickly or profuselyt

bUMglfat m. jriwcr of prosperity. RD2 .
bUMnorn m. trumpet, M. MMre^blAdre

blAdnes f. blossom, fruit, A8-311. [bifid] bledu f. dish, bowl, goblet, JE.
Mftdre (6) f. blister, pimple, AO : 'bladder,' blegen, blegne f. 'blain,
1
boil, blister, ulcer,
Led. [bl&wan] Led.
bUMwela m. abundant riches, Cb1392. blenoan to deceive, cheat, Mod. ['blench 1 ]
bUftge t gudgeon,
bleak, ['May'] WW. blind (e) pret. 3 as. of blandan.
bbegettan (a) to cry, GD278". blend-an, -ian to blind, deprive of sight, Bo :
1
blAn*wen light blue. deceive,['blend ]
blAg=blAet blendnet blindness, DR38*.
f.
blAebelg (OET28)=blftatbelg blent pros. 3 as. of (1) blendan, (2) blandan.

bteese (a) f. firebrand, torch, lamp, M,Jn. ±bleo n. gs. bleos, de. bleo, gp. Meo(na),
dip. bleom, bleo(w)um colour, Bo; CP :
1
['blaze ]
Maasere m. incendiary, LL. appearance, form, Sol. [' bite ']
bUeahorn m. blowing-horn, trumpet, LL bleobordf n. coloured board, chess-board.
194(8). bltebrygd n? combination of colours, scintil-
9
bUtet m. blowing, 'blast (of wind), breeze, lation, Ph292. [breffdan]
Bx : flame. bleooneft m. art of embroidery, WW 354*.
bl&tt&n to 6tou>, Andr123» : m«ftf (v. BT). +bleod beautiful, Cb909.
MAetbelg m. dettoiw, Gl. bleodu= bledu
bUBetm m? flame, blaze, MFH90V. bltefmtnes f. 'delicics,
1
RPsl38u.
bUttan to '6200/,' J&QrJ&d. bleottg variegated, Gl.
btetafungsbladesang; bUet»-=blets- bleoh=bleo
M»wen=blfch*wen bleomete m. dainty food, GD99 W.

BLEONA 46 BLOT
bltona gp. of bleo. kind, El : agreeable, wiOing : quiet, peaceful,
bleorftad purple, WW. Ps. II. adv. Ps.
gentle,
bltostAnlng 1 tesselated pavement, WW MffieUe gentle, pleasant, glad. adv. -Koe
9
44410. (Lk). ['blithely ]
bltot pret. 3 as. of (1) bl&tan, (2) bldtan. blffiemdd glad, cheerful : well-wishing,
Meoum dip. of bite. friendly.
bleow pret. 3 a«. of (1) blawan, (2) bldwan. bllVheortt happy, joyful : gracious.
bl&owum dp. of bldo. +bHttlan to glad, RPsOl 4.

make
Were, blerig bald, WW. blffines t joy, gladness, pleasure, Led;
f
AO.
blese= blase ['blitheness ]
bltt pret. 3 ag. of (1) btttan, (2) bldtan. blffltxbliss
ble*an=bl»tan bIIwum=bleo(w)iiin, dp. of bleo.
dbblttslan to consecrate, ordain, MuJnL(oe) : bk>d=bold
'bless,' give thanks, adore, extol, DafsJJe biod n. 'blood,' A,QJbcd\ AO.CP : vein.
sign with the cross, M
: pronounce or make bldd-dolg, -dolh n. bleeding wound, Lcd.
happy, iE. [bldd] bldddrync m. bloodshed, 162*. AO
blitslngbde f. blessing-book, benedictional, bftdegesa m. bloody horror, Ex 477.
EC 250. +blodeglan = blddgian
blitslngsetJm m. the Benedicite, RB36". bidden bloody, WW217**?
blMst pres. 2 sg. of bldtan. blddtigt blood-stained, bloody.
blfttsung f. consecration, Chr : 'blessing,* blodgemang n. a blood-mixture, WW220T .
benediction, Chr;M : favour (of God), blddgemenged blood-stained, W182 11 .
Bl,VPb. blMgeot=blddgyte
blew = bleow pret. 3 sg. of blawan. blodgeotend m. shedder of blood, LP&5O10 .
bliwtJ pros. 3 sg. of bldwan. blodgeotende bloody, LPs6*.
bDean 1 to glitter, shine, gleam, sparkle, dazzle, iblodgian to be bloodthirsty, WW 2 15** :
Sol : appear, SoU44. ['blik'] make

bloody.
bbccettan to glitter, quiver, Gl. btfdgyte m. bloodshed, AO.
bUooettung f. glittering, shining, VPs. blodhrftoung f. spitting of blood, WW113*.
m. exposure, LL6J34].
bllee blddhrtow sanguinary, cruel, Ps.
bUcgan=blyogan blddlg 'bloody / WW
;AO.
bfloian to shine, OEG1499. blddlgto* bloody -toothed, B2083.
blleft pres. 3 sg. of blican. bldd-U&s, -town f. blood-letting, bleeding.
bllds^bliss blddUtettd I time for blood-letting, Lod
bUn imperat. of blinnan. 66a.
blind 'kind, Mk;CPJR : dark, obscure,
1
blddUttare m. blood-letter, WW.
opaque, DD; M
: internal, not showing out- bl&dlftas bloodless, MGkW 1 *.
wardly : unintelligent : not stinging, WW bldd-ore, -m6natJ=bl6toro, etc

322**. adv. -Hoe blindly, rashly, AO. blddriad blood-red.
bllndboren born blind, JnL9»*. blddreow =blddhreow
+blindfelllan to blind, blindfold, HL8 .
m blddryne m. issue of blood, bloody flux :
-bllndlmn .
of-b. bursting of a blood-vessel, A0288".
bUndnes f. blindness, M. blddssex (e) n. lancet, Gl.
bllnnf n? cessation. blodsetawung f. supply of bloodt (BT) Lod
± blinnan* to cease, leave off, rest from, Mt; 83a.
CP : lose, forfeit : be vacant (bishopric), blodseten something to stop bleeding, Lcd.
['blin'; be, linnan] blodsihte f. flowing of blood, LcD64a.
bllnnes f . cessation, intermission, LL. blddttgen f. tasting of blood, LL.
Wis (CP)= bliss; bllsa=blysa blddwlte n. blood-offering, LPs 16*.
bUscan=blyscan blodyrnende having an issue of blood, BH
busgere m. incendiary, [blysige] 78»B.
bliss f. 'bliss,* merriment, happiness, Bl; bldma m. lump of metal, mass, Gl.
CP :kindness, friendship, grace, favour, blon pret. 3 sg. of blinnan.
Met : cause of happiness, Ps. [blToe] blonca = blanoa ; blond- = bland-
±blisslan (intr.) to be glad, rejoice, exult, blonn pret. 3 sg. of blinnan.
CP,Lk;M : (tr.) make happy, gladden, bldsa, bl6sma==blo6tma
endow, jHy : applaud, ANS 109-306, bldstbAre = blostmbere
blostm (M), bldstma mi 'blossom, flower,
1
['bliss']
bllsslg joyful, RPs 112*. fruit, Bl,Lcd.
11 bldstmbftre (A&), -b&rende flower-bearing.
bllsslgendllc exulting, iEHl-354 .
bllssung f. exultation, EP&64". bloetmfreols m. floral festival, OEG4720.
bn1fc=*bll*e blostmlan to 'blossom,' bloom, BH.
bD*Je I. blithe, 'joyous, cheerful, pleasant, M, ±bldt n. sacrifice, AO.
* [bldd]
A0,CP : gracious, well-disposed, friendly, bldt-=bl6d-

BLOTAN 47 BOLDWELA
blotan7 (and ? wv) to sacrifice, kill for bdewudu m. beech-wood, Rn41 1M.
sacrifice, AO,CP. ±bod (+ exo. N) n. command, message, pre"
blotere m. sacrificer, GPH398". cept, Bo,Hy;M : preaching, ['bode,'
blotmdnatt m. month of sacrifice (8 Oot.- 'i-bod'; Oer. gebot]
8 Nov.), November. boda m. messenger, herald, apostle, angel,
bldtore m. sacrificial vessel, GPH397. M,CP : prophet ['bode'; Oer. bote]
bldtoplung f. spitting of blood, WW113 7
. bodan=botm
btttung f. sacrifice, AO 102". bode pret. of bogan.
7
±bldwan I. bv to 'blow,* flower, flourish, bodeg=bodig
blossom. Led. IL bl&wan boden pp. of beodan.
Wowendlic blooming, WW240* bodere m. teacher, NG.
blunnen pp., blnnnon pret. pL of blinnan. ztbodlan to tell, proclaim, announce, "fBy;
-blyegan v. A-b.; blys, blyas=bliea AO,CP : preach, Mt; M,CP : foretell, El :
brysa m. firebrand, torch, M. boast ['bode']
Mysean 'rutOare,' HGl4347§ (v. OEG1196 bodlend m. proclaimer, teacher, preacher.
and 'blush'). bodlg n. 'body,' trunk, frame, bodily presence,
blysef.= blysa; blysere =blaeeere JBJBB, etc, CP main part,
: Lod.
blyston to burn, blaze, PP&178 . bodlgendllc to be celebrated, J3L7-232.
bfyalge=blyafi; blysalan (iE)=blietian bodlae n. decree, ordinance, 1129. Cm
MJfle, bly«elioe=blioe, bllSeuce dbbodsclpet m. command : message.
bd=ba, nafn. of begen. bodong f. message, recital, preaching, M :
9
boe I. fn. da. and nap. beo 'beech -tree, WW; interpretation : RB136n
assertiveness, ,
Mdf : beech-nut, NC274 *6ooV

writing,
: bodungdaeg m. Annunciation Day, MB.
Bible, Bl,Jn,CP ;AO&.
Cristas b. gospel; 1-200"
deed, charter, conveyance, LL. IL pret. bog m. arm, shoulder, M; CP : 'bough, twig, 1
3 eg. of baoan. branch, 3ft; CP : offspring, [bogan]

bdeseeeras mpL freehold lands. bogm m. 'bow,' {weapon), : On;M
arch,
beebtoe (e) n. ink, W2261. arched place, vault, B
: rainbow, : folded M
bdeee=beoe parchment [op. Oer. bogen]
bde-oest, -cist(e) f. book-chest bdga=bo«
boeerssft m. learning, Bo. [•bookcrafi'] began to boast, RB.
bdecrasftlg book-learned. boganet = bogenett
bocere m. scholar, 'scribe, writer, M. bogelddder m. quiver, 143". WW
boctenn.parcJivxcnt, vellum, LL. ['bookfeU'} bogen L name of a plant, Lod. IL pp. of
boefddder n. bookcase, WW
194". bugan.
bdegesamnung f. library, WW203*. bogenett n. wicker basket with a narrow neck
bfiegestreon n. library, BH. for catching fish, WW.
boehord n. library, WW. ['bookhoard'] bogetung f. curve, WW 365".
bdehte n. library, 185* WW bogh=bog
±bdclan to grant by charter ; supply with boglan I. ±(intr.) M
to dwell, : (tr.) to in-
books. habit II. = bogan
bdelaaden n. literary Latin, learned language. bogfbt full of bends, MtL7".
bdeland n. land held by written title, LL; boglncel n. small bough, OEG.
MJiO. v. LL2-323. ['bookland'] bogung (bdung) t boastfulness, arrogance,
bdelftr f . book-lore, learning. display, M.
boeleden = bdclnden boh -bog
boellc of or belonging to a book, M
: biblical, bonscyld m. shoulder shield, EC 226'.
scriptural, b. staaf 'ars liberalis,' HGl603. bohte pret. 3 ag. of byogan.
bdeon pret. pL of baoan. bdhtimber n. building timber, AS 1*. [bdgian,
bocriWere m. reader of books, WW439". £842-172]
bderfidlng f . reading of books, WW. Wlan=b6gan
bocread red colour used in illuminating bol? m. bolt, trunk, Lod 143a.
manuscripts, vermilion, WW. bolca m. gangway of a ship.
bderede f. reading of books, A10143 101 . bold (=botl) n. house, dwelling-place, man-
boeriht n. right given by will or charter, sion, hall, castle, : tempU. fbotd'] B
LL444(1). boldftgendf m. homestead-owner.
boceeyld m. beech-wood shield, TC561*. boldgestreon (botl)t household goods.
boeatSBf m. nap. -stafas letter, character, El. boldgetedl collection of houses : {political)
['bocstqff'; Oer. buchstabe] district, county, province, GD.
boeatlgel f. beech-wood stile, KC5-70* boldgetimbruf npL houses.
bde-tfeeung, -talu f. teaching or narrative, boldweard (botl-) m. housekeeper, steward,
written in books, LL. M.
boctreow n. beech-tree, M. boldwalat m. wealth : splendid dwelling,
boeweoie n. study of books, LL (314"). paradise, heaven i village, Qws 1799. (botl-)

BOLGEN 48 B&fiCEO
bolgen pp. of belgan. borhleas without a pledge, without security,

bolgenmodt enraged. LL230[5].
bolla m., bolle f. 'bowl,' cap, pot, beaker,
borian to bore, perforate.
measure, ABL,JnJjcd. borfloe very, extremely, fitly, excellen tly,
bolster miL bolster,* head-piOow, cushion,
'
A8-302,307,329.
B m CP. born = barn, pret. 3 ag. of biernan.
+bolstrian to support with pillows, prop up, +bonnung = +broenung
borsten pp. of bentan.
A 8-308.
bor*or=beor5or
bolt m. 'bolt' : cross-bow for throwing
bolts
<
or arrows, WW. b6slgm?n?etoO,crt6, LfcLA. [ 6ooey']

boom (CP), bosuxn m. 'bosom,' breast, womb,
boltttmber n. building timber, AS1». [botl;
v. ES42
IW
]
M
An : surface* : «*tp*« hold, Gen.
bftn I. f. ornament, Chb1063d. IL-bdgan btanlg wwow, OEG8«.
advantage, remedy, An,Da,
bon-, bond- = ban-, band- bftt f . Aefo, relief,
bond* m. householder, : LL
freeman, Led; A0 : compensation for an injury or
plebeian : husband, ['bond'] wrong, LL (v. 2-336) : {peace) offering, re-
bondeland n. land held by a bonda, Chb compense, amends, atonement, reformation,

777*. [ON. bdndi] penance, repentance, £J;CP. to bdte to
(
6ooi,' besides, moreover. [Ger. basse]
bon6=bon
burnish, TC. [Ger. bdtan=betan
+ bonlan to polish,
bohnen] bfttettan to tmprooe, rejwtr.
bonn^bann botian to pet oetter.
bor 6orer , oimfci, Gl : lance*, eeaJpeJ, ^ravMi^ ±bott (CPÊHboW
[borian] bottftas unpardonable, not to be atoned for by
tool, Gl.
bora m. rtder, SatSOO. [Trajdbora] bdt.
botm m. 'bottom,' ground, foundation, B,
boreen pret. 3 eg. of beorcan.
borolan to bark. WW abyss, Gen.
:
bord n. 'board,* plank, JB£en : table, Ps: bdtwyrtJe pardonable, that ca i be atoned for
Me shield, El. by bdt. [op. bdtleae]
of a ship, Gen : ship, El,Gn :
borda m. embroidery, ornament, Gl. b6*=b5geC pre*. 3 eg. of bogan.
bordolitt m. table-cloth, OEG56«. botfen mn? rosemary : darnel, : thyme* M
bordgelae n. weapon, dart, Cb769. GPH390.
bordhaebbende shield-bearing, B2895. b6ung=b6gung
bordnaga m. cover of shields, El 662. box mn. 6ox-free, WW : 'box,' awe, ML
bordhrlotfa (e)t m. shield-ornament : [L. baxns]
phalanx. boxtrtow n. box-tree, MQi*W*.
bofdrand m. shield, B2559. braeoas mp. breeches, Lcd3198* [It.]
bordrlma m. rim, edge. braooe (Mdf)=br»c I.

bordrffilg a stream running
11
m a channel braohwnf. moment, A8-318.
made of planks? (BT),EC4S0 . •braolan v. a-b.

bordstaeff n. sea-shore, An 442. brad h oomp. bradra, brfidra broad,' flat, *
bordftaca m. shield -covering, testudo, Gl : open, extended, spacious, wide, Gen,Chr;

board for roofing, WW. M,AO,CP : ample, copious, ; El. IL n. B
bordweaU m. wall of shields, phalanx t buck- 6reewfc*,Rliil3?
f briUtox f . broad axe, Gl.
ler, shield : side of ship, Rn34 .
bordwudu m. shield, B1243. bridbrtant n. wide sea.
boren pp. of beran. bride far and wide, broadly, widely.
borettan to brandish, Gl. brideltae n. leek, Gl.
borg m. pledge,
.
bail, debt, obhgaUon, bridhand f. palm ofthehand,

security,
264". WW
LL (v. 2-331 ; 641) ; CP : bondsman : debtor. bridlan to extend, reach, A0234M .
['borrow' ab.l bridlistsBZ f . broad axe, Gl.

borgbryee m. breach of surety, LL. bridllnga Jla%, with the hand open.
borgen pp. of beorgan. bridnes af. breadth, greatness, extent, surface,
borggelda m. borrower : lender. M : liberality.
borglan to 'borrow,' Mtfs : lend i be surety bridpanne = br&depanne

for,OEG3812. bneo I. a strip of untitled landt (BT),Ka
borglend m. lender, usurer. II. = pret. 3 eg. of breoan.
II. f. 6reo*-
borg-eorg (burg-) f. trouble on account of brfto I. (±) n. cotorra, eouâ.
lending or security, Rim 63. ing, destruction, ML&". III.=breo nap.
borgwodd n. pledge, WW279". of broo I.
borh^borg
HL18*«.
bneocc breeches, OET. [L.]
brAeeoSu f. falling sickness, epilepsy,
^^
WW
borhfcBst/orf ootwid,
±borhtestan to Wnd 6y pledpe or rarely, 112".
borhhand fm. security, surety {person), M. +br»ceo=br&o I.

BRJSCDRENC BREGDAN
(8) cough medicine,
i WW 351*. brang pret. 3 eg. of bringan.
t to cackle, make a noise, QD236". brantt (o) deep, steep, high, An,BL ['brant']
hrAcon pret. pL of breoan. branwyrt f . whortleberry plant, 133» WW
±brAcseoc epileptic, lunatic braslan = braeaian
brAd I. f. breadth, width, AO. [brad] II. f. +bratti crackling (of flames), DD,W.
(-al) n.
Jfc«», Ph240. [OJfftf. brat] III. m. fridb, brastllan to roar, rustle, crackle, M.
(-al)
9
./raud, (feeett, cro/L [=*br»gd; 'braid') ['brastle Qer. praseeln]
',
IV. pret. 3 eg. of bredan, bregdan. V. prea brastlung f . crackung, rustling, crashing, M.
9
3 eg. and pp. of bredan. bratt m. cloak, MtL5". ['bratt ]
te«d-=br»gd- (bread-) brtoe pret. 3 eg. of brdean.
9
±brAdan (e) I. to make broad, extend, spread, bread n. bit, crumb, morsel : 'bread, JnL.
stretch out, ; BH AO
: be extended, rise, grow. +breadlan =+bredian; breag=br£w
9
['brede ; brad] II. to roast, toast, bake, breabtm L (bearhtm; n, e, eo, y) m. cry,
broil, cook, WW.
9
['brede ; Qer. braten] noise, revelry. II. = bearhtm
brttde m. roast meat,
9
['brede ; Qer. WW. breabtmian (earht) to creak, resound.
9
braten] breahtmung f. 'convolatus, WW370*.
-brAdeb v. ofer-b. breabtumhweet = bearhtmhwnt
brAdepanne f. frying-pan (v. WW 363*3). breard=brerd; breat-=breot-
brAding I. f. extension, Bo46e : bedding, bed, brentt brittle, LcdI-2607 .
DR. II. f. roast meat, OEG3760. breaw=brftw

brAdlngpanne =brfedepanne breawern n. brew-house, 145". WW
scalpeUum, Gl,WW.
9 9
brAdben n,
'
brie fp. breeches, Lcd,BB. ['breech ; r.
brAdra v. brad. ES 38-346]
brAdu, brfido f. breadth, width, extent, Ps. +bree n. noise, sound, CP.
['brede
9
] ±bree = ±brAoI.
9
-fbrogd=br*d HI; br»gdan= bregdan ±brecan L bv4 to 'break, shatter, burst, tear,
braegdboga m. deceitful bow, Cr765. B,BlJ*s i curtail, injure, violate, destroy,
brasgden (e) I. (±) deceitful, crafty, AO. oppress, B,Da,KC;AO,CP : break into,
adv. -Hoe. [bregdan] II. fraud. rush into, storm, capture (city). Ma; CP :
braegdnes (Ad-) IJraud, cunning. press, force : break or crash through, burst
brsegdwls crafty, Gu 58. [breed] forth, spring out, AnJ*h : subdue, tame, CP.
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braegen (a, e) n. 'brain, Lcd&s; &,CF. II. to roart Cb951. [ON. braka]
brogenpanne f. brain-pan, skull, OEG2815. brechraegl n. breeches, PPsl08»
broegenseoe brain-sick, mad, OEG. breomAlum = brytm&lum
braegn=br»gen ±breenes f. breach, EPs.
braegnloca (hnegn-) m. brain-house, head, -breetf v. A-, eodor-b.
Rd72» brectfa m. broken condition, m&des b.
braagpanne = bnegenpanne sorrow of heart, B171.
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brsehtm (A)=breahtm breoung f. 'breaking, LkB.
bnemel^bremel
brsambel, bred n. surface : board, plank, CP : tablet, M.
brAme (NG) = breme brAr ; (€) = brer ['bred
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]
M. bred = (l) brjd,
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bras n. 'brass, bronze, (2) brad, (3) brad III.
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brsasen 'brazen, of brass, LPs; M. brMan L to produce, or cherish, a brood, M.
bneslan to do work in brass, make of brass,
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['breed ] II. (±)=bregdan. HI. (±)=
£%te215". brAdan L and II.
br8»ne=breene breden (i, y) of boards, wooden, M.
brAtt m. odour, scent, stink, exhalation, brUende decettful, cunning, AO. [bregdan]
brMettan = brogdettan
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vapour, AO. ['breath ]
brAw (ea) m. eye-brow, eye-lid, BRJxdfs, +bredlanf (ea) to regenerate, restore.
WW ;CP. I'bree }
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bredi(ng)panne = brAdepanne
bragen==brgegen brMbern = briedisen
brahtan =bronton pret. pL of bringan. bredweall m. wall of boards, palisade, ES
brand (5) m. fire, flame, B; : 'brand,
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M 20148.
torch, JnL,Da; sword, B. M : bredwlan (eo) to strike down, trample.
brandhatf burning hot, ardent. +brilan to write down, A8-308 11 [cp. Qer. .
brandhord Jo1 ) n? treasure exciting ardent brief]

desires (BT); care, anxiety (GK), Rnc46. breg (VP8)=br»w; brega (iE)=brego
brand-Iren, -iaen n. fire-dog, trivet, grate, brigan to alarm, frighten, terrify, Lk; M,CP.
WW. ['brandise 9 ] 9
['bree ; broga]
branddm (o1 ) m. 'rubigo,
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WW44M . bregd =br»d III.
brandrid (o», e1 ) f fire-dog, trivet, Gl.. + bregd I. n. movement, change, PH57.
brandrlda m. fire-grate, WW266". II. = brAd III.
brandstsefn (o1 ) high-prowedt An 504. bregdan* (bred-) to move quickly, puU, shake,
[-brant-?] swing, throw (wrestling), draw (sword), drag,
O. B.

BREGDEN 60 BRIM
B,Ma bend, weave, 'braid,* knit, join to-
: breostcofat m. heart, affections.
gether, MQr: change colour, vary, be trans- breostgebeorh m. bulwark, WW466".
formed, ExJ3ol,Ou : bind, knot : (intr.) move, breostgehygdt, -hydt fn. thought
be pulled : flash, M. up b. bring up (a brtastgettanct m. mind, thought.
charge) : (+) scheme, feign, pretend : (+) breostgewaMuf np. corslet
draw breath, breathe, breostgyrd I sceptre? OEG 3303; 2 . M
bregden = brsegden breoethordt n. thought, mind.
+bregdnes f. trouble, affliction, MF162. breostUn n. stomacher, WW407
1.
+bregdstafas mp. learned arts, Sol 2. breostiocaf m. mind, soul

bregen = bnegen breoetnett n. coat of mail
bregendtte terrible, RP*46». brtostnyrwet n. tightness of chest, Lod 189b.
bregh=br£w brftostroee m. chest-clothing, WW151* .
brines f fear, . terror. brtestsefat m. mind, heart.

bregof m. ruler, chief,
(eo) king, Lord. b. breosttoga m. chieftain, Sol 184.
engla, manbynnes Ood. brtostttng n. region of the heart, Lod3*146 u .
bregorlce n. kingdom, Gen 1633. brtastwaerc m. pain in the chest, Lod.

bregorof majestic, mighty, B1925. breostweall m. breastwork, rampart, WW
bregostdlt m. ruler* s seat, throne : rule, 490".
dominion. breostweortfungt f . breast-ornament
bregoweardf m. ruler, prince, lord. breostwybn (e8 ) m. breast-fountain, teat i
bregu=brego emotion, sorrow.
brent- =breaht-, beorht-, bierht- Breot-=Bryt-
brehtnlende = bearhtmiende brtotanf to break in pieces, hew down,
briman h (±) to honour, extol [breme] demolish, destroy, kill
II. (oe) to rage, NG. Breotas=Brittas
brembel (M), brember^bremel Breoten, Breoton = Briten
breme (oe, y) I. *d}. famous, glorious, noble, breoton = (l) bryten; (2) pret. pL of
PPs AO.
; ['breme*] II. adv. breatan.
bremel («) m. brier, '
bramble,* blackberry breottan* to decay, waste away, Lod 63a.
bush, M,Lcd;Udi. [brdm] ±breowan» to 'brew,* AO.
bremelseppel m. blackberry, Lod. breowlac n. brewing, ^L171M .
bremelberle f. blackberry, Lod. brer (e) f. 'brier,* bramble, Lcd,WW.

bremelbrftrf m. bramble-brier. brerd (ea, eo) m. brim, margin, border, sur-
bremellfof n. bramble-leaf, Lcd. face, Jn,WW : shore, bank, M. ['brerd*]
bremelrind f. bramble-bark, Lod. brerdf nl brim-fuU, JBLG»*. [' brerdful*]
bremelfyrne f. bramble-bush, &. brerhMftw m. brier-hiUock, EC45CP.
br Amen = breme I. brertfyrne f. brier-bush, KC
6-221".
bremendlic noted, OEG. bresan==brfsan; bresen=br®sen
bremer^bremel bresne (»)t mighty, strong.
bremlas nap. of bremeL brit pres. 3 sg. of bredan, bregdan.
bremman to rage, roar. [Oer. brummen] bret- = brit-, bryt- ; breU = br*8
bremung f. roaring, WW 242". brtftter da. of brdoor.
brenctt pres. 3 sg. of brengan. br§w(KGL)=br»w
brene = bryne brie-, brio- =bryc-, bryo-
brenett pres. 3 sg. of *brenan to make or dye brtoeV pres. 3 sg. of brecan.
brown f (GK;BT reads breneC = berneC Driest pies. 2 sg. of brecan.
pres. 3 sg. of bernan) Run 15. brid=bridd; bifd=bryd
± brengan (AO,CP)==bringan brldd m. young 'birdy chicken, Lk; J£,CP,
brengnes f. oblation (+) food, support,
: Mdf.
MKL12". [*bringnes] brldel, bridels (y) m. 'bridle,* rein, curb,
brenttng m. ship, B2807. [brant] restraint, Run;M,CP.
breo-, breo- = bre-, brS- brldelshrlng m. bridle-ring, El 1194.
breod(NG)= bread brldeltfwangas mp. reins.
breodlan to cry out, Mop 28. briden=breden
breoht-=bearnt-, beorht- brld-glft, -gifu=brydgift, -gifa
breosa (io) m. gadfly, WW. ['breeze*] ±brldlian to 'bridle,* curb, Bo; CP.
brftost nmf. (usu. in pi.) 'breast,* bosom, B, briengan = bringan
Lk,Lcd ; AO,CP : stomach, womb : mind, brlg=bryog; brlg=briw
thought, disposition, Oen;CP : 'ubertas,* brlgd n. change or play of colours, Pa 26.
CPs36\ [bregdan]
brtestbin n. 'breast-bone,* 158. WW brigdlls (GL)=bridels; brihtan=bierhtan
br tostbeorg = breostgebeorh brlhtilce = beorbtlioe
breostbyden (e>) f. breast, Gl. brlmf nm. surf, flood, wave, sea, ocean,
breosteearut f. heart-care, anxiety. water, B : sea-edge, shore, ['brim*]

BRIMCEALD 51 BRUCAN
MmoeaMt ocean-cold. brogdenm&l = brodenm»l
brtanellf n. cliff by the tea, B222. brogdettan to shake, brandish : tremble,
brimlaro* n. sea-short (BT) 322 (or ? Da 2 quake.
words). brogdettung f. trembling, shaking : figment,
brimflod m. flood, sea, pretence.
brimfugol m. sea-bird, gull, Wa47. ±brogn bough, bush, branch, NG (v. ES
brlmgleBt m. sailor, Rd4». 38-340 and JAW),
brtmhengestt "&• {sea-horse), ship. broht 'visceUum,' WW54 1.
brtmhlaestt f.sea-produce, {fish). brdht pp., brohton pret. pi. of bringan.

MmlUt f . flood-way, sea-way. brdhSrea m. direcalamity, Gmt 1813. [broga]
brtmH&end m. sailor : ptrafe. brom m. 'broom,' brushwood. Led; Mdf.
Mmmannt m. sailor : pirate. brdmfeesten n. enclosure of broom, WW4147.
brimradt f. {sea-road), sea. brdmlg broomy, Bl207"?
brims*! oadflyt (v. NC354). bron-=bran-; brond)=;brand, brant
bilmstofl n, sea-shore. Air 496. brord m. prick, point : blade (e.g. r of grass or
brtanstrtamt m. current, sea : rapid, river. corn).
m. ship.
bflujfljyHNt'f' ±brosnian to crumble, decay, fall to pieces,
brhnwlsa m. sea-king, captain, B2930. rot, wither, be corrupted, A0,CP.
brtmwudut m. {sea-wood), ship. brotnlendllc {M), +brosnodlic (Bl,W) cor-
brlmwyll L {she-)wolf of the sea or lake, ruptible, perishable, transitory.
B1507. ±brosnung f. decay, corruption, ruin, M.
brlmwylui m. ocean surge, sea-wave, B 1494. +brot n. fragment, G. [breotan]
bring m. offering, CPs60w . Broten = Bryten
l
±bringan*(e, y) (and wv) to bring,* lead, broten pp. of breotan.
bring forth, carry, adduce, produce, present, brvtottonto burst forth,shoot,sprout? (Napier)
offer, BJBoJnL; AO,CP. -brogdettan? (BT), v. OEG1218n.
-brlngelle v. on-b.; brfoaa=br6osa brotJ n. 'broth,' Led. [breowan]
brtrt, britet, pree. 2 ag., brit pros. 3 ag. of brottar, brdoer^brdoor
bregdan. bro*hund(WW329*; 548»)=rotHrond?
Brit-, brit-=Bryt-, bryt- feoffor m. ds. brewer 'brother,' Chr,Mt,Lk.
tafir m. pottage, porridge, JBQr,Lcd. ['bree'; nap. (±) brottor, br68ru, Oen,Jn : feUow-
Qer. brei] man, Pe : co-religionist, Mt monk.:
±brlwan prepare food, cook.

to brdftorbana m. fratricide {person), Gin 1526.
brftrffoee as thick as pottage, Loi)190a. brdttorcwealm m. fratricide {act), GnrlOSO.
broc L n. affliction, misery, care, toil, ad- brttSordohter f. niece, 173* . WW
versity, BlJSo ; iE,AO,CP : disease, sickness, brdftorgyld n. vengeance for brothers? Exl99.
M : fragment, ['broke'; breoan] II. n. brotorleas brotherless, Rd85m .
use, benefit. IIL a kind of locust? WW
broHorlle 'brotherly,' JBOr.
V brock'] IV.=broeo brdfarUcnes f. brotherliness, BH.
brde 1. f . (T only in pi. brec, g.v.). II. m. brdforlufu (-er) love, DR.
'brook,' torrent, Bo,WW; Mdf. brotforrAden f. fellowship, brotherhood, M :
broeo m. badger. Led. [' brock '] membership of a brotherhood.

broeoen of badger's skin, WW152 1 . brtittorsclpe m. brotherliness, love, MtL : (+)
broeehol n. badger's hole, EC 239".
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brotherhood, fraternity, AO. [' brothership ]
broeelan to tremble, QD 156. brdUorslbb f. kinship of brothers : brotherly

brdce=bryoe love.
broeen pp. of (1) breoan, (2) braoan. brotforslagam. brother-slayer.
±brocftan to crush, hurt, afflict, molest, M, brdflorslegem. fratricide {act), CP.
AO,CP : blame, [broc] britforsunu m. brother's son, nephew.
brooUe fuU of hardship, W2481 . =
brdtfonybb britioriibb
brdeminte f . brookmint, horsemint. brottor-fflnen, -tSinenu f. midwife, M.
brtatoe = brftceeoc [beortior]
broeung t affliction, sickness, MR 1-472*. broVorwIf n. brother's wife, sister-in-law.
brodshoot, sprout, LHy6». brtiftorwyrt (e*) f. 'pulegium,' penny-royal,
brddL 'brood,' J2 -.foetus : breeding, hatching. WW3001 *.
broddetan = brogdettan +briHJ-ru, -ra mp. brothers, brethren, ML

broddlan = brodian ['i-brotheren']
brdden pp. of brSdan. brfiUur=br66or
brddenmAlf n. damascened sword. +browen pp. of breowan.
brM«r=bi®6or; brddet-=brogdet- brQ f. nap. Dru(w)a, gp. brona 'brow,* eye*
brddten to glitter, shine, OEG. brow, eye-lid, eye-lash, Rd,WW.
brodig adj. broody, A 8-309. ±brQean* to ' brook, ' use, enjoy, possess, par-
brdga m. terror, dread, danger, OP : prodigy. take of, spend, B. brooen oyrtel a coat
brogden pp. of bregdan. [' browden '] which has been worn, : eat, JnL; : M M
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BRUGENDLICE 52 BRYTENR1CE
execute an office : cohabit with. [Oar, brydhlop n. ceremony on conducting a bride
braaohen] to her new home, bridal, wedding, Chr,MtL.
brQoendnoe serviceable, OEG531 . ['bridelope*]
brtkcung I function, occupation, BCM54". •f brydlan to marry.
* bradon, bragdon pret. pi. of brSdan, bregdan. brydlio n. bridal, wedded condition, : (pL) M
brttn * brown,* dark, Snaky, Bofix : having marriage ceremony, M. [' bridelock*]
metallic lustre, shining (v. NED). brfdlAo* n. epithalamium, OEG.
brana gp. of bra. brydlio bridal b. gewrit Song of Solomon,
brtn-basu, -be(o)en brownish-purple, OEG. WW388».
bruneogt withyleaming blade. brydloca m. bride-chamber, Bl.
brunette m. itch, erysipelas, Lonl8a. brydldp=brydh]6p
brunewyrt = branwyrt brydlufe f. love of a bride, Jul 114.
brnnttg burnished? brown-huedf B2615. brydnlht f. wedding-night, MH14».
brungen pp., brangon pret. pL of bringan. bijilniwl f bridal bed. .
bronlan to become brown, Lon 106b. brydreal n. wedding garment, MtL22u.

brunna=burna brydsang m. epithalamium,
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WW.
brtnwann dusky, Air 1308. brydttlng np. nuptials, Bl [ brydthing*]
branwyrt f. 'brownwort,* water -betony, wood' brygo=brycg
betony, Led. brygd I. (bryd) m. drawing out, unsheathing,
brutfon pret. pL of breooan. brandishing, LL. IL =br*d in.
brQwa nap. of bra. bryhfc^beorht; bryhtan=bierhtan
±bryoe (i) I. m. 'breach* ('bruche*), fracture, ±bryldan to seise property improperly held
breaking, J&(\),QuJjL : fragment, OEG. by another, LL. [-*brigdan? BT]
[brecan] II. fragile, brittle, worthless, brym, biyinm^nbrhn ; brym- = brem-
fleeting. ['bryche*) IIL m. use, enjoy- bryne m. burning, conflagration, : fire, BE
ment, service, exercise, advantage, gain, flame, heat, MtL; AO inflammation, burn, :
profit, fruit, ^5(i),CP. [Oer. brauoh] scald, Led -.torch: fervour, passion, ['brine,*
br?ee useful, profitable, [br&oan] 'brune*; beornan]
-bryoel v. bus-b. brynef. 'brine,* WW;M.
bryntadl f. fever, WW238*.
bryoett pros. 3 ag. of brecan.
bryeg f. 'bridge? M\ AO,Mdf.
bryegbftt (i) f. repairing of bridges, LL.
brynebrdga m. fire-terror, Jfczlfi]
brynegleldf (i») jfrbufni-offering.
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bryeggeweorc (i ) n. work of building or brynahat burning hot, Don 51.
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repairing bridges. bryneltoma m. fire-gleam, flame, B2313.

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bryeglan to 'bridge, make a causeway, pave, brynenes f. hard, fiery trial, HGl469.
An. brynettar m, hot tear, Cnl52.
bryegweard (i1 ) m. keeper or defender of a bryne-wytan, -welnvf m. wave of fire, flame,
bridge, Ma 86. burning heat.
bryegwyreende l pontifex*f DR194 W . bryngan = bringan
±br?e~lan, -aian to use, enjoy, DR
: profit, bryntgt fiery, burning.
brynstan m. brimstone, NC275.
pree. 3 of brecan.
flg. bryrd=brerd
bryetf pres. 3
sg. of braoan. bryrdan to urge on, incite, encourage, Met
brfd I. (6, i) f. 'bride,* betrothed or 13». [brord]
married woman, wife, consort, CP, bryrdnes f. incitement, instigation.
brydee waede wedding garment :
(f) (young) ±brys-an, -ian to ' bruise, * crush, pound, BE,
woman. IL = brygd DD season, So20*.
:
bryd-, brf d- =bred-, brid- +bryiednes f. bruising, crushing, WW211*

brydbadd n. bridal bed, M. bryi ewyrt f. daisy, soap-wort, Led 1-374.
brydbletsung (!) 1 marriage blessing, LL ['bruisewort*]
72,38,1. bryitmian = brytsnian
brfdboda m. paranymph, bridesman, OEG bryt pres. 3 eg. of breotan.
18b71. Bryt m. Briton : Breton.
brfdbQr n., brydcofa m. bride-chamber, bed- bryta, brytan=brytta, bryttian
chamber. ±br?tan to crush, pound : (+) break up,
+bryddan to frighten, terrify, Sol 16. destroy.
-bryde v. un-D. -brytadnes v. for-b.
brydeala, brydealo(tt) n. bride-ale, marriage- Bryten (ev eo, i, o) f. Britain.
feast, Chr. ['bridal*] bryten (eo) spacious, roomy, Sat 687.
brydelic = brydlio brytencyningf m. powerful king.
brydglfta fpl. betrothal, espousals. brytengrund m. broad earth, Cb367.
brydglfu f. dowry : (pL) espousals, M. Brytenlond n. Britain : Wales.
brydguma (iE,CP), brydiguma (M) m. brytenifee (eo) n. I. spacious kingdom, Az
'bridegroom,* Jn ; suitor. 107. II. kingdom of Britain.

BRYTENWEALDA BURGWEALL
Brytenwealda m. wielder of Britain, Bret- bulluc m. male calf, * bullock, ' 8c.
walda, chief king. bulot, bulut ragged robin, cuckoo-flower, Lob.
brytenwongas mp. spacious plains, the bun = buan
world, G&380. bundf?own<fle,MtL13* M
br^test pros. 2 Bg. of brtotan. bunda=b6nda f
brytlan=brvttian bunden pp., bundon pret. pL of bindan.
Bryt-land, -lond = Brytenlond bundenbaord with bounden tresses, B3151.
brytmftlum piecemeal OEG1553n. +bundennes f. obligation.
brytnere m. steward, CP459". bundenstefna adj. (ship) with an ornamented
±brytnlan (i) to divide, distribute, dispense, prow, B1911.
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administer, B. Vbritten ] buna I. f. cup, beaker, drinking vessel. IL
brytnung f . distribution, WW222«. reed, cane? W 198". ['6uV]
br*tofta pL espousals, WW 171*. [bryd, bttnes f. dwelling, NC292.
Boft] bur n. *bower,' apartment, chamber, (Ten,
Bryton = Bryten, Briten WW : storehouse, cottage, dwelling, KC; M.
±brytsen f. fragment, FM,G. [baan]
brytenlan to parcel out, distribute, OEG 2195 ±bur (osn. + ; but bur at LL92,6,3) m. free-
(+) enjoy, possess, ES8«473*. holder of the lowest class, peasant, farmer,
brftst pree. 2 sg. of breotan. ['gebur']
Brytfc=:Bryt burbyrde (»*) of peasant birth, Gt.
bryttaf (e) m. dispenser, giver, author, gover- bOrenlht n. chamberlain, eunuch.
nor, prince, lord, since* b. treasure-giver, bureot n. bed-chamber, CP.
lord, [breotan] burg (barb) f (gds. and nap. byrig) any .
-f-bryttan = +brytan important dweutng within a walled en-

±bryttlan (i) to divide, dispense, distribute, closure, fort, castk t Chr, ;CP : 'borough,9 WW
CP : rule over, possess, enjoy the use of. walled town, ; M. [v. Mdf] AOMt
Bryttisc 'British,' Chr. burg- v. also burn-.
Bryttwealas, Brytwalas mp. Britons of burgftgend m. city-owner, El 1175.
Wales. burgat as burggeat
BrytwyUse British, Welsh. burgbryoe m. breaking into a (fortified)
brytten f. brewing, drink, Oujjcd. V bur- dwelling, LL : penalty for that offence, LL.
then'; broti] burgen=byrgen
br*wtto Offi)=breow]ao burgerihta np. peasant's rights or dues,
UIL L n. nap. by dwelling. [Oer. bau] LL 446(4).
v. ba, bSgen. bnrgeteldt n. pavilion, tent.
±boan any. (intr.) to stay, dwell, live, AO : burgfassten n. fortress, Gin 1680.
(tr.) inhabit, occupy : cultivate. [Oer. burgfole n. townspeople, B2220.
banen] burggeat n. castle-gate.
Mo, trace m. belly , stomach, M : pitcher, M burghege m. fence of a 'burg,' Ct.
beaver (of helmet)\f ['bouk'; Oer. bauoh] burg-blttf n. nap. -bleotiu fortress-height
buoea m. 'buck/ he-goat, male deer, JB,Lcd; (or?=beorg-bll8).
CP. burglagu f. civil law, GPH388.
budda m. beetle, WW543*. burgleod, -leoda m. citizen, AO.
bQde 3 Bg., budon pL pret. of buan. burgtoeat m. fortified inclosure, walled town.
budon pret. pL of booaan. burglond n. native city, Cb51.
bflend m. dweller, inhabitant. burgon pret. pi. of beorgan.
bufan (j«;AO,CP) h prep. (w. d.) over, burgrsseed n. fortress, Ruin 22.
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above : (w. a.) on, upon. II. adv. burgrun f. sorceress; pL fates, furies, Gl.
above, overhead, before. burg-anlf n. nap. -salu city-hall, house.
bnfan-cweden, -nemd, -spreoen above-men- burgaiftta (§•) m. denizen of a town, citizen,
tioned, GD. WW.
bafons bnfan; bug-=bu- burgselpe m. borough, WW49719 .
±bugan L (sv1 ) to bow,' bow down,

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turn, burgeele m. castle-haU, house, Rim 30.
bend, stoop, sink, J6,AOJRood : submit, give burgslttendef mpl. city-dweUers.
way, JB,B,Chr : depart, flee, retire, J5,AQ : burgsorg = borgsorg
join, go over to, M
: convert, M. II.=buan burgBteall m. citadelt city? WW205".
bub imperative of bugan. burgstedet m. city, castle.
bulan=buan; bul==bulal. burgtun m. city, Wif 31. ['borough-town']
bula m. I. ornament. [£.] II. buUt burgftelu f. castle floor, Fin30 (burn-), [v.
EC449". 'theal']
bulberende wearing an ornament, WW burg-waran, -waru fp., -ware (AO,CP),
195"; OEG8™. •waras, mp. inhabitants of a 'burg/
bulentse f. a plant, Lod44d. burghers, citizens.
bolgon pret. pL of belgan. burgweall m. city-waU, M.

BURGWEG 64 BYLIG
burgweg m. road, street butergeftweor n. butter-curd, butter.
burgwlgend m. warrior. El 34. +buterlanLcnl21a.to butter,
burh^burg buter-lc, -uc=butruc
burhblscop m. bishop of a city, butentoppa m. butter-vessel, 280*. WW
burhbdt f. liability for repair of the walk of a buton = butan; butre= butere
town or fortress, LL. butrue m. (leather) bottle, M.
burhealdor m. burgomaster, mayor, M. butaeoarl m. boatman, mariner, Chr,
burhgeard m. castle yard, EC 328. ['buscarl']
burhgeatsetl n. jurisdiction over those belong- buttorfleoge = buterfleoge
'
ing to the burg' ? seat in a court at the city buttue m. end, small piece of land,
gate? (BT; or T two words, v. LL 466,2). butu (butwu, buta, bute) both (neuter), v.
burhgemet n. measure used in a town, LL also begen.
477(6). butueoh (Chb,) v. betwux.
burhgemot n. town's meeting, LL. butun = butan; buturue=butruc
burhgeref a m. chief magistrate of a town, butwu=butu; buwan=buan
provost, mayor, WW. b* = bu; byan(N)=buan
['borough-reeve']
burhgetflngtt f. town counc il, LL 228, 1,2.
byecen (i) of a goat, goat's, NC275.
burbmann m. citizen, WW. ['borough-man*] bfcara m. =beooere
burhr&dden f. citizenship, 44 J 10 WW
ibyegan (i) to 'buy,' pay for, acquire. Ml,
.
burhrest f. chamber-couch, IM1258*. [?= Jn redeem, ransom procure, get done

: : :
•burrest, ES 38-347] sell, LL. [Ooth. bugjan]

burhriht n. town right, law in a town, LL byegend v. becoen; b?en-=beacn-, biecn-
477(6). byd-, byd=bed-, bid-, bid-
burn-run, -rune f . fury, sorceress, WW245W. bydel m. 'beadle,' apparitor, warrant officer,
±burhscipe m. township, civil district. Lk',M : herald, forerunner, : preacher, M
burhsdr f. city limits, city, township, M, iE. [beodan]
burnspr&c f courtly speech, Gl.
. bydeteoer m. land of a 'bydel/ KC6-152*
burhstattol m. foundation of the waU of a byden f. measure, bushel : bucket, barrel, vat,
'burg/ Lod1-328» tub, [Low L. butina; Oer. butte]
burhtfegn m. living in a 'burg'; or?= bydenbotm m. bottom of a vessel, 123*. WW
burtSegn bydentot n. bushel, barrel
burhwarumann m. burgess, BH40* . 1
bfdla m. worshipper, NG.
burhwealda m. burgess, BH40* l B. b?enog (DR)=bying; b?end = buend
burhweardt m. city defender, -byffan y. a-b.
burhwela m. treasure of a city, B3100. byfgendllc =bifigendlic
burhwelle f spring that supplies a town? BT.
. byflan (M) - bifian ; byfor = beofor
burhwerod n. townsfolk. byg-. bye- = big-, bi, be-, big-
burhwlta m. town councillor. bygan = biegan
burland n. land occupied 6y peasant*, EC 384'. byge (ft; i) m. curve, bend, corner, angle,
burn f., burna (CP) m., borne f. brook, small cone (of a helmet), A0,CP : traffic, commerce,
stream, Jn; Mdf : spring or well water, CP, LL 128,5.
WW. ['burn 9 ; Oer. brunnen] b?gel=beogol
burnon pret. pi. of biernan. bygen f. purchase, LL(328 U ).
burnsele m. bath-house, Ruin 22. bygendUc easily bent, flexible, BH.
burnstow f ? bathing-place, KC. bygeU pres. 3 ag. of byegan.
burr eat n. tapestry, TC530*. byge* pres. 3 eg. of buan.
burscipe = burhscipe byht m. I. (±) bend, angle, corner, Ct bay, :
burston pret. pi. of berstan. 'bight,' [bugan] II.f n? dwelling, [buan]

bur-tiegn, -ben m. page, chamberlain, b?h15 pres. 3 sg. of bugan.
burtire==byroere; burun=burg bying = bul.
bust proa. 2 sg. of buan. byi m? byle f? 'boil,' carbuncle, WW.
but m. a LL455' (?=buc; BT).
vessel, byleettan = bealcettan
bflta = (l) butan, (2) butu ±byld f. constancy, confidence, boldness.
butan I. prep. w. d. and (rarely) a. out of, [beald]
outside of, off, round about : except, without, bylda m. builder? householder? Cba 75. [bold]
all but, but only : besides, in addition to : in byldan I. to build, construct, KC. IL=
spite of. II. conj. (w. ind.) except, except bieldan
that, but, only. b. ottt except : (w. subj.) byldu, byldo=bieldo; b?le=byl
unless, save that (w. subst.) except, but, byledbreost (=bylged-?) puff-breasted,
: Rd
besides, if only, provided that. III. adv. 81 x .
without, outside, Chb.
1 1
['bout, 'but ] bylewlt= bilewit; bylg = belg
bate = (1) butan, (2) butu bylgan to 'bellow,' MH.
butere f. 'butter,' Led; M. [L.] bylgtf pres. 3 eg. of belgan.
buter-fleoge, -flege f. 'butterfly,' WW. byllg=belg

BYUHT 60 BYRDENMiETE
tyltht (fly-) ulcerous, LcD63b. byrga m. security, surety, bail, one who gives
bylwet, byl(y)witi=4bilewit bail, Gl. [Oer. burge]
*
bfme (J3)=bieme ±byrgan I. (i) to raise a mound, hide, '
bury,
Itymere (WW), bymesangere m. trumpeter, inter, Êy; AO. U.f («» eo) to taste, eat
M. ['bemcr'] III. = beorgan
h9nfontoblowthetrumpet,Pe,WW. ['terne'] byrgels (e, i) m. tomb, A,CL ['buriels']
bynd=bind byrgelilAo* (e1 ) n. epitaph, HGl427.
byndele, byndelle=bindele byrgebsang m. dirge : epitaph.
bfne cultivated, inhabited, occupied, AO. byrgen (i, a) f. burying-place, grave, sepul-
[buan] chre, El,M,A0,C? : burial ['forfeit';
byre, byroe=beorc, beorce beorgan]
byrenort n. 6ireA wood, WW. +byrgen f. caul? LoDl86a.
byretJ pres. 3 sg. of beorcan. byrgend m. grave-digger, PPs78a.
byrd I. (i) f. birth (pi. w. sg. meaning). II. byrgenleo* n. epitaph, BH94".
I burden, GD2151 . byrgensang m. dirge, OEG.
•
-f byrd I. fn. +byrdo, -u f. Wrla, Cr : de- byrgenstdw * burying-place.
; •
scent, parentage, race, BE : nature, quality, byrgere m. corpse-bearer, WW. ['forier']

rank, £!,AO : (f) fate. V birds'; beran] byrglan = byrgan
IL6nnfenerf,MtRll» III.=+byrded byrglng I. f. burial. II. f. taste.
^ +byrdan to beard, fringe, embroider.
-byrdan v. +ed-b.
byrgleott n. dirge, epitaph, Gl.
byrht, byrnt-=beorht, beorht-, bierbt-
-f byrdboda m. herald of a birth. byrlitoi = breahtm
f
+byrdda>g m. birthday, Mtl4 . ± byrian I. (impers.) to happen, pertain to,
byrde of high rank, well-born, noble, rich, AO. belong to, befit, jB,Mk,MtR ; AO,CF. ['Wr';
+byrde I. innate, natural. II. = + byrd I. 'i-bure'] IL=byrganI.andII.
+byrdeHee energetically, zealously, UP 160". byrio=beoro
byrden = byroen byrig = burg, and gds. of bnrg.
byrdlcge f. embroideress, WW262*. byrig- = byrg-, burh-
byrdlnenu = byrCrjinenu byrigberge i mulberry, Lon86a.
byrdtng t embroidering, WW294". +byrigednes 1 burial.
-byrdlng v. byse-b. byrlgnes I. f. burial, BE. ['fortius*']
byrdtetre embroiderer (v.ANS 123-418). II. f. tasting, taste.
+byrdllc (AS5u = +byredlic
) -bfrlld y. neah-geb. ; byrts = byres
byrdllng tortoise, 0£G23 U . byrtsang (i) m. dirge, HGl488It .
-byrdllng v. in-, frum-b. byrl- = byrel-

byrdacype m. child-bearing, Ob 182. byrla m. trunk (of body), LoD68b.
+byrd-Od f., -tima m. time of birth. +byrman to ferment, leaven : swell up, be
+byrdu=+byrdl. proud, [beorma]
+byrdwlglere m. birth-diviner, astrologer. +bynned n. leavened bread.
+byrdwltega m. astrologer. byrnan (;E)=biernan
byre I.f m. (nap. byras, byre) child, son, byrne I. f. corslet, WW;CP. ['forne']
descendant : young man, youth, [beran] II.=burne, burn. III.=bryne
IL m. mound. III. (±) m. time, oppor- byrnete f. barnacle, N0275.
tunity, M : occurrence, AS 62". IV. m.byrn-ham, -bamat m. corslet.
strong wind, storm, GPH400. +byrnod corsleted, MQrVMP. [' i-burned']
bfre n. stall, shed, hut, Gl. ['byre'] byrnsweord n. flaming sword, Bl109m .
+byr*dHe suitable, fitting, convenient, con- byrnwlga m. corsleted warrior.
genial, DR. adv. -lice. byrn-w1gend» -wiggendf m. corsleted warrior.
byrele mf. cup-bearer, butler, steward, B. byrs, byrse=byres
VbirW] byrst L (e) m. loss, calamity, injury, damage,
byrellan to give to drink, serve with drink, defect, M. [berstan] IL n. (landslip,
Gu. ['birle* vb.] KC3-52* (y. also KG5112" and Mctf).
+byrellc = +byredlio III. f. 'bristle,' Ep,Lcd;M. ['brise,*
byren h (and byrene) f. she-bear, M. [bera] 'brust'] IV. pres. 3 sg. of berstan.
IL=beren V. pres.2 sg. of beran.
-bfren v. neahge-b. +byrsted/urnM*ed with bristles t OEG 23*.
byres 1 borer, graving tool, awl, chisel, Gl. byrstful disastrous, Chb 1116.
[borian] byratlg broken, rugged : afflicted, [berstan]
byrett I.=bierC pres. 3 sg. of beran. II.« +byrtld = +byrdtid
pros. 3 sg. of byrian I. byrtJ I. pres. 3 sg. of beran. IL =beort5
byrg gds. and nap. of burg. byrtJenf. 'burden,' load, weight, Bl,WW; M,
byrg- .also byng-. CP : charge, duty, [beran]
+byrg I. (i) n. taste, DR116». II. boon on byrVenmAlum a heap at a time, J3H 1 •526 . M
gebyrge (w. d.) to help, protect [beorgan] byrt$enmAte (e*) burdensome, KGlIOII

BYRDEN8TAN 66 CAN
byrtfonstan m. millstone. esspte f. box, N0276. [L. oapsa]
byrtfonstrang droit? of carrying burdens, ©SBr-=car-, oear-, oer-, oier-
£!H 1-208". e (e) f. 'cress,' water-cress, Led; Mdi
byrftere I. m. bearer, supporter, M. [beran] /WJo/creM,KC3121»
II. f. child-bearer, mother. eserte=oarte
byrtJestre (e) f. female carrier, HOl408u. eAs=oeas pret. 3 sg. of ofiosan.
byrffllng (e) m. oeimer, OEG4922. eftse=ci»e; esBstel=oastel
byiUor=beor8or; +byrt$ttd = +byrdtld etMter (NG)ôeaster
byrtffllnenu f. midwife, GPH392. oaf quick, active, prompt, : bold, M
brave.
bysceop^bisoeop; byBegu=bysga adv. cafe.
byseiMbisen; byslg-, bysg- = bisg- eftflle bold. adv. -lioe promptly : fobtty, JE.
bysmer=bismer; bysmer-=bismr- oaflwyrt = oawlwyrt
bysmergleow n. shameful lust, M2Sbai. oafnes f. energy, £)H 2-282*.
bysmor, bysmr-=bismer, bismr- eafortun (», eal , e1 ) m. vestibule, court, court-
bysn^bysen yard, M
tatf, residence, M.
:
bytt = bist pres. 2 sg . of boon, eafsolpe m.

alacrity, boldness.
bfiting i. beestings, 129". WW
[beoet] +©atstrlan to bridle, curb, CP. [carfester]
byt I. = bit pres. 3 sg. of biddan. II. = bytt cahhetan=oeahhetan; eilôawl, oawel
bft pre*. 3 sg. of (1) beodan, (2) beatan. ealan9 to grow cool or cold.
bjtel,bytl=bietl; byter=biter ealo L m. shoe, sandal. [L. oaloeus]-
byttat=bvlda II.=oealo
bytlan,± bvtlian to build, erect, £J,CP. [botl] ealeatrlppe =eoltetr»ppe
+bytle n. building, dwelling, M. calcrond shod (of horses), GfE143.
±bytlung L building, M. oald (Aôeald
bytme f ? keel food o/ a (idle,
: oalend m. the beginning of a month, AO : -
bytming f hulk, keel of ship, M.
. month, Men : (t) span of life, ['calends']
bytne= bytme oalendewlde m. tale of days, Sol479.
bftst pros. 2 sg. of beatan and beodan. emllôealf
bytt L flagon, Mt,WW;
f. bottle, : cask M ealfur (VPs) nap. of oealf.
['bit'] small piece of land, KC3-86".
II. oalic m. - chalice; LcdJLk,Mt,VPs. [£.-
III. pros. 3 Bg. of biddan. oatioem]
bytte=byttl. -oalla (ZDA 10-346) hilde-o. .
byttehlld n. butt-lid, WW213". oalu (oal(e)w- in obi. oases) 'callow, 9 bare,~
byttfyUlng f. filling of casks, LL 178,8,1. bald, JUL. [Ger.kahl]
bytJ = bi© pros. 3 sg. of beon. calwer=oealer
b*U pres. 3 sg. of Euan. ealwer-eJ&n, -olympe curds? WW.
hytfane = bytme otma m. muzzle, collar, bit, PPs31".
bfwan (eo, f) to rub, brighten, furbish up, camb (o) m. 'comb,' crest, : honey- Ep,WW
adorn. comb, LPs.
byzen made of boxwood, WW. [box] cambiht combed, crested, WW.
cambol=oumbol
camel m. 'camel,' Mt,Mk.
oammoo (a 1 ) nm ? 'cammock,' rest-harrow, -
Lcd,WW.
*, o&o-=ossf-, oeac* ±eamp (o) I. m. combat, battle, struggle, war-
esederbeam=eederbeam; cmti&oesd fare, B,Rd. ['camp'] IL field, plain?
east ertun = oafortun EC 183*. [L. campus]
e8Bfester(o»b-)n. tatter, Gl. [L. oapistrum] campdom m. military service, warfare, M.
-osBflan . ymb-c.
be-, ofer-, campoaldor m. commander, OEG4433.
eaflng f. hair-ornament, Gl . campgef era m. fellow-soldier, Gl.
onfl m. holler, muzzle, WW. camphad m. warfare, BH.
-cftg f., cftga m.'key' (lit. and tig.), ExJLL, ±oampian (o) tostrive,fight,Qu;M. ['camp']
Rd : solution, explanation, CP. eampllo military, M.
eftgbora m. key-bearer, jailor. eamprAden f. war, warfare, Ax4.
eAghlorde m. keeper of the keys, steward, eampstedef m. battle-field.
WW. campung f fighting, warfare.
.
c&gloca m. locked depository, LL 362,76,1. eampwApen (o1 ) n. weapon, Bd21 9 .
-oAglod . a-o. oampweorod (e»f ea 1 e*) n. army, host.

,
cash- = coah- ; essl- = oel-, oeal-, oiel- campwlgt (oomp.) n. battle, combat.
0»ItJ pres. 3 sg. of oalan. oampwlsa m. director of public games, HGi.
earn-; oa3n-=oem-; oen-, oyn- 406.
cftpehOs = oiepehOs eampwudu m. shield f El 61.
cseppe f. 'cap,
9
: cope, hood. WW [Lot. can pres. 1 and 3 sg. of onnnan.
oappa] can m. germ, sprout? PPa79 lt [OS. oinan] .

CANC 57 CEACL
:
dbeane n. jeering, scorn, derision, Gl. cartulnes I. core, anxiety ' carefulness, ' Led.-
»eaneeler m. chancellor, Chr 1093. [Low L. earfoaldor n. sorrowful *ong, Jttl618.
cancellariom] eargtet m. sad spirit, devil, Gtr365.
-cancer m. cancer, M. [L.] eartan to care for, be anxious. **-—
eanoeradl !. cancer, Lod4U. eartoum dp. of sb. with dried figs, ASL23bM1.
caneerwund f. cancerous wound. [L. oarioa]
eane-etan, -ettan to cry out, mock, deride. cartg (ea, e)t sorrowful, anxious, Cr,8oul :
cancetung f. boisterous laughter, WW
382*. grievous, DD. ['chary']
cancer = cancer earl m. man. [ON. karl]
Ifn. lamp, lantern, * candle,* WW;
M. earleaa ' careless, " free from care, RB. •—
[L. oandela] earleaanea, oarleast f. freedom from care,*
eandelbora m. acolyte. security, WW. ['carelessness']
eandeJtayd (?=bred; BT) fiat candlestick, oarlfugol (ea1 , e») m. male bird, cock.
IM120. earnee (ea) wretchedly.
eandelleoht n. 'candle-light,* RB. oartanann m. male, man, Chr.
-eandelmsBSse t ' candlemas, ' the feast of the earr m. stone, rock, NG. [Celtic]
Purification, Chr. eaneM (ea) n. home of care, Sraf5.
esndelmmsmf en n. Candlemas eve. earaffi (ea) painful journey, B2396.
-caiidelmamedtBgm. Candlemas day, NC 276. earsorg f. sad anxiety, Gbn 1114.
eandelsn«tels m. candle-snuffers, WW126". carte (») f . paper for writing on, : docu- M
eandelstaf m. candlestick, ML ['candlestaff'] ment, died. [L. charta]
-eandelstleea m. 'candlestick,' EC 25W. oaru (ea) f. 'care,' concern, anxiety, sorrow,-
eandettreow n. candelabrum, MtR5". B,Lk; AO.
eandeltwtet m. pair of snuffers, Gl. oarwyim (m*, e')t m. welting sorrow.
candelweoce t 'candle-wick,' torch, WW. cateblU n. club, GPH394 (. A 31-66).
candelwyrt f. candlewort, WW
137*. eacerdom m. imperial sway.
eandol=candel Caaere (Caser, JnL) m. Censor, emperor,
oann I. f. cognizance, averment, asseveration, Bo;&JlQ. ['Kaser']
clearance, LL. IL (±)prea. 3sg. of cunnan. catering f. coin with Caesar's head on it,
- oanne f. 'can,'
cup, WW. drachma, didrachma, G. N
-canon m. canon, rule. oanonee bee oneerllo imperial, 427*. WW
canonical books. [L. canon] casern f. empress, A0266 14 .
canonic I. m. canon. II. canonical, M. eattue m. hassock, sedge, Lod.
eanonlollo canonical. oatsuoleaf np. hassock or sedge leaves, Urn
eam=oanflt pros. 2 eg. of ounnan. 170a.
eentel m? n? buttress, support, A8-324". oactel L m. 'castle,' fort, Chr. II. n. town, *
eantelcap m. cope, Chr 1070b. village, Mt,Mk£k.
eantermppe t cope (vestment). eaatelmann m. townsman, Chr.
- canter e m. singer, CM 904. castelweall m. city wall, rampart.
oanterstaf m. chanter's staff, EC 260. castelweore n. casUe-buUding, Chr 1137.
eantto (M), oanticsang m. canticle, song. [L.] cattenere m. cabinet, chest, TC631'.
-cap v. cantel-o. oaaul m. over-garment, 'birrus,' cloak, WW.
peUan m. chaplain, EC,Chr (late). [L.] ['chasuble']
up, lie on its eat ua m. (grammatical) case, MQn.
plan to too*, up o. to tooib
Lod 3*266*. oapiende eatt m., oatte f. 'cat,' Gl; Mdf. ~-
back (of the moon), — -
'supinus,' GPH393a. caul [S6wl]=oawl I. and II.

capitel=oapitol caweUeal n. cabbage-leaf, Lod.
oapltamos n. chapter-house, IM122*. cawelaAd n. cabbage-seed, Lod.
caplt-oi, .ul, -uli m. chapter (cathedral or eawelitela m. cabbage-stalk, Lod.
monastic) : chapter (division of a book), oawelstoo (oal-) m. cabbage-stalk, LcdI-3788.
lesson, LL : anthem. [. 'chapiUe'] oawelwurm m. caterpillar, WW 121".
canttotanaMe f. early mass, first mass. oawl I. (e, ea, eo) basket, AO.
m. ['cawl']~
+eapitulod divided into chapters, LL(204»). IL m. 'cole' ('caul,' 'cawel'), kale, cabbage,
cappa=o»ppe Led.
- capon m. ecapon' WW. [L. oapdnem] oeae am. basin, pitcher, jug, M,CP : kettle,
*
carbunculus m. carbuncle, CP. [L.] oai*Wroa,LL24;104;116.
earo-ern (AO,CP), -»m n. prison, jail oeaeadl (So) f. jaw-ache, LcDl09a,U3a,
[L. career] oeaeban n. 'cheek-bone,' iaw, WW.
eareernttyftru f. prison darkness, LL. eeacbora m. yoke for buckets, Gl.
caroarnweard m. jailor, MH241**1*. eeaee f. cake? (BT) WW60510 ?
earottfe=garolife; care- = car etaee (e, ei, do) f. 'cheek,' jaw, jawbone,
-earful (©a) anxious, sad, Ou,8oul : 'careful,' Lcd,WW.
attentive, painstaking, Ps,WW : trouble- oeaega m. broom, furze, BC,KC.
adv. -Koe, LL. oeacl=oeafl

CEAF 68 CELNES
9
-•eat (e) zl nap. ceafa 'chaff, Mt,Lk,W W; cearm=oirm
£2,CP. oear-rlge, -ruoe a vehicle? Gl.
ceaf- =oaf-, oeaf-, cief- ceart wild common land, KC.
-ceafflnc m. chaffinch, ANS 76-206. oearwund badly wounded? LL6[63].
.ceafl m. jaw, cheek, jaw-bone, cheek-bone, etas L=
coast; II. pret. 3 ag. of eeosan.
JS,WhaU. ['jowl*] -ceasega v. wuel-c.
ceafladl (oealf-) {. disease of the jaws, Lcd ceaslunger contentious, v. NC276.
90b. etast (&, 6) t strife, quarrelling, contention,
a?
1
-ceafor (e) m. cockchafer/ beetle, Ps,WW; WW : reproof.
coastel=castel
ceanhe f. daw, KC3-48*. oeaster (m, e) f. castle, fort, town, CP ;
oeahhetan to laugh loudly. ^heaven, hell.

eeahhetung f laughter, jesting, M.
. ecasteresc m. black hellebore, Lod.
-eaale (a) m. chalk, * lime, plaster, AO ; Mdf
•
ceasterbaend m. citizen, B768.
chalkstone, pebble, Ep,WW. coastergewar- = oeasterwar-
+eealcian (») to whiten, MtL23 w . ceasterherpa* high road? (BT) 9KC5-217 1 .
-cealest&n m. limestone, chalk. oeasterhlld n. city gate, 0314.
.eeald I. adj. 'cold* ('cheald*), cool, Mt,Jn; oeasterhof n. house in a city, An 1239.
AO,CP. adv. cealde. II. n. coldness, cold. eeaster-lftod f. np. -leode citizens, NC276.
cealdheort cruel, An 138 (oald-). oeasternlse (as) urban, municipal, TC244".
-eeakUan to become cold, Rim. [' cold '] ceaster-ssBtan, -s&te mp. citizens, TO.
-eealdnes f. coldness, cold, M. ±oeaster-waran mp., -ware, -warn f.
eealer m. pressed curds, jetty of curds or burghers, citizens.
whey. [L. galmaria] oeasterweall (e1 ) m. city wall.
oealerbrfw m. pottage of curds, Lcd. ceasterwlo f. village, Bl69-*.
-cealf h (», e) nm. (nap. oealfru) 'calf,* A. oaasterwyrt f. black hellebore, Lod.
II.=oeafl ceastful contentious.
+ oealf (e) great with calf. etaw pret. 3 sg. of ceowan.
caalfIdl=oeafladl ceawl(lftL)=oawlI.
. eealnan to calve, M. ceoe (FP«)=oeaoe
oealfloca m. calf-pen. cecel (ooecil) cake, Gl.
eaalfre = oealre, oealer cede (VPs) =ciegde pret. 3 sg. of ciegan.-
l
eealfwyrt (a) eruca,* WW
136". oedelo the herb mercury.
f.
-cealllan to 'call,* shout, Ma9\. [ON. kalla] oeder nmf. cedar. [L. oedrus] ...y^
=
eealre oealer and das. of oealer. eeder-beam mn., -treow (y) n. cedar-treeS
eaalwa=oalwa cedor-=oeder-
-*efop (e, y) m. cattle, CP
purchase, sale, oftdrlseo/cecfor, DR.
:
traffic, bargain, gain, B; CP : price, LL. eef (A3) = oeaf ; cet-=o®f-, oeaf-, cif-
deop o. high price, biitan oeape gratis : cegan (VHy), cegian= ciegan
goods, possessions, property, Chr ; : AO
cehhettung = oeanhetung
market, JR. ['cheap*] eelce (MtLR); ceig- (N)=oeaoe; olg-
eeapcniht m. bought servant, slave, Gl. celr cry, clamour, DR.
WW.
oeapdseg m. market-day,
etapeadlg? rich, wealthy, Gn108.
cel=cawl
oelan (») to cool, become cold, be cold, MH, —
cfopaaletfel n. alehouse (v. BT). VPs (oe) : (+) quench (thirst), refresh.
oeapgyld n. purchase money, market price : ['keel*]
compensation, v. LL 2*338. oele I. (M) m. chalice, cup. [=calic]
-etaplan to bargain, trade, Mt : buy, Jn,Cr; II.=oealo
AO : endeavour to bribe, Da 739. [ ' cheap * oeldef f. copious spring? [op. Oer. quelle]
Oer. kaufen] oeldre = oeoldre ; eele = ( 1 ) oeole ; (2) ciele
-etapman m. 'chapman,* trader, BH,LL. oelen-dre f., -der n. 'coliander,* coriander,
eeapaceamul m. seat of custom or toll, Led.
treasury, G. eele-ttonle, -tfenie, oiletionie f. celandine,
ceapsclp n. trading vessel, A01164 . swallow-wort, Lcd.
ceapsetl (e*) n. toU-booth, G.
eiapstdw f . market-place, market, CP.
cell (A) = oealf ; eelic = calic
oftllng f. cooling, : cool place, M. & —— '
'
oeapstr&t (e, y) f. market-place. cells 'peditis,* foot-covering, A 37*45.

- ceapung f. traffic, trade, LL. ['cheaping*] cellwearte = cielewearte
eiapunggemdt n. market, 1
WW450
. cell m. (monastic) cell, Chk1129.
eear^car oellender n., oellendre f. =cellendre
oearcetung f. gnashing, grinding, W200 . 1S
eellod (e?)t part, round? hollow? embossed?
eearclan to creak, gnash, A. ['chark*] beaked? Frs 29; Ma 283.
cearde=cierde pret. 3 sg. of cierran. celmertmonn m. hireling, NG(v. ES 42*172). ,
-l-ceaifan to cut off, kill, NG. ±celnes f . coolness, cool air, breeze, CP. [col]

GELOD 09 CICEN
l 9
oelod y. oellod. oeori m. churl, layman, peasant, husband-
celras=oeallraa, nap. of oealer. man, CP : freeman of the lowest class, LL;
±oemban (») to comb, JB. ['kemb'] AO,CP : man : husband, Jn,WW;CP :
eemes f. shirt. [L. oamiaia] hero, noble man.
eempa (») m. warrior\ champion, Glt Ma; oeorlAs ( =oeorlleas) unmarried (of women),
MJL0,CP. [oamp] LL 360,73b.
eempestre f. female warrior, OEG. eeorlboren low-born, not noble, LL.
c*nf m. pine-torch, pine : name of the rune eeorlfolc n. common people, M.
for o. [Oer. kien] ±eeorllan to marry (of the woman), LL,Mt;
eendHe=oYnlio M. ['churl
9
]
'-vine bold, brave, fierce, CPJjcd,Ma ; £*,AO : ceorHc=oeorllio
powerful, VPs : teamed, clever, Met\&\
9
ccorilsc (ie) of a * oeori, ' 'churlish, common, -
['keen'; Oer, kuhn] also adv. rustic, LL,WW. adv. -Usee.

oenep m. moustache : bit (of a bridle). [ON. oaorUsenas i rudeness, vulgarity.
kanpr] eeorlUc common, belonging to the people
eenllc=cynlio generally, adv. -lie© commonly, vulgarly.
-oinBo* boldly, M. ['keenly
9
] eeorlman m. freeman, LL73; 463.
—dbeennan to conceive, bring forth : beget, oeorlstrang strong as a man, 108*. WW
create, produce, Mt,VPs;CP : nominate, oeorm=cirm
choose out, M : assign, attribute, give : eeorran L (bv*) to creak, Lcd 160a. II. (+
declare, show oneself, clear oneself make a =cierran
declaration in court (v. LL2-32;279 eeorung f. murmuring, M.
'oennan/ 'Anefang'), B LL,Ps.
t ±oeoaan* to 'choose? ('i-eheose 9 ), seek out,-
oennend m. parent, Bl. select, AO ; M : decide, test : accept, approve,
cennendUo genital. B,Gen.
eennes f. produce, what is produced, EHy eaosel (i, y) m. gravel, sand, shingle, Ep,Mt;
6M childbirth : birthday.
: M. 9
['chesU ]
eennestre f. mother, &. oeoselbAre gravelly, shingly.
cennlng procreation, CP : parturition, eeoselsttn m. sand-stone, gravel,
f. WW.
birth, M
: declaration in court (v. oennan). oeoslen (OEG7 M1 ), oeoslig (4") gravelly.
eennlngstan fy1 ) m. testing-stone. oeoaol I. m? n? gullet, maw. II. =oeoeel
cennlngstow f. birthplace, M. ±ceowan* to 'chew,
9
gnaw, M 8oul
t : eat,
eennlngtld f. time of bringing forth, M. consume, M.
eennystre = eennestre ceowl(NG)=oawl
Cant, Centescfr f. Kent. [L. Cantia] ceowung (1, y) f. 'chewing, 9
WW (I).
-centaur m. centaur. cep; eep-=o£ap; eeap-, cyp*
-aentaurie f. centaury (plant). otpan I. to 'beep, 9 guard, observe, attend, ~
Canttngas mp. inhabitants of Kent, Kentish look out for, take heed, M,Lcd,Ps take, : : M
men, Chb. avail oneself of, betake oneself to, take to,
-Centlto Kentish. bear seek after, desire, JB : meditate :
:
Cant-land, -lond (AO) n. Kent. regulate by seize, M. II. = cypan :
Centrlee n. kingdom of Kent. cepnlan to await eagerly, NC276.

Centwaro mp. inhabitants of Kent, Chb. car=oierr
eanttu f. boldness, B2696. oeren I. (e, y) n? new wine, sweet wine. [L.
v eeo f chough, jay, jackdaw, M.
. oarenum] II. = oyrn
r 9
eeoce (1TVP)=ceace; -ctoetan v. a-c. eer-felle, -fille f. chervil, Lcd,WW. [L.>
oeod? oeode? bag, pouch, CP.LL. oerefolium]
eeodor- =oeder- ; eeofl, oeol (NG)-oawl I. eerge=oarig; cerMc=cirlio
~oM m. ship. cerm=oirm; oerrôierr
eeolas mp. cold winds, cold, As 103. [eieleT] oars- =o«ers- ; cert- =ceart-, oyrt-
eeolbor-=cilfor-; ceoldre=oealre eertare charioteer, MLI&"*.
ceole (e) t throat : gorge, chasm : beak of ship, eeruphln cherubim, El 760.
Gl. [Oer. kehle] oes- ; oee- = oeos- ; cis-, oya-
eeolor m. throat eto =oeas pret. 3 ag. of ceoean.
ceol-ttel n., -oelu? f. deck of a ship, Hu8.
Cesar (AO)=Caeere
eeolwssrc m. pain in the throat, Lod 113a.cesterôeaster; easttan=oy8tian
eeorelng f. complaining, GPH398. e§te = oyte ; eetel, oetil = citel
-dbceorfan8 to cut, cut down, slay, Mk,JS; o«t$an=o^6an; eewl (NG) = oawl
LkL : carve, cut out, engrave tear. chor, chore m. dance, choir (singers),
: CP
eeorbex f. axe, AO160". church-choir (place). [L. chorus]
eeorflngben n. branding iron, Sc. chorgleo n. dance, LPs.
eeortex n. surgeon's knife, scalpel, M. clan sbpL gills, Gl. [Oer. kieme]
±oeorlan to murmur, complain, jE,AO. oleel=cycel
cleen (y) n. 'chicken, Mt,WW.
9
eeorig querulous, complaining, OEG.

CICBNE 00 CIRICBOO
eloene [M) =cyoene oUdditJas mp. swaddling-clothes.
deroplso cyclopean? WW 217". ellderadol m. cradle, M.
+dd n. altercation, CP,DR,GD. elMfMende nursing, MtR24».
-±ddan w. d. or wifi) contend, quarrel, M, dld-fMre, f. nurse, LL.
-festre [v. 'foster']
WW complain : 'chide,' blame, Mk-, M,CP.
i elldgeogo* childhood, £2,30**.
f.
ddde I. pret. 3 eg. of oidan. II.=CySde dldgeong youthful, infant.

pret. 3 sg. of ofttan.
ddung
clef 68
(y)
= oifes
f. e^ re&fd*, AO.
oUdhid m. 'childhood,' MkL.
eildhama m. womb,
eUdtoe 'childish,' Gen.
& : after-birth.
±degan («, I, y) (tr.) to call, name, M (i) : dldtagoffi =

oildgeogoti
—
call upon, invoke, summon, convene, CP : emiic childish, young, BH;M. ['childly']*
(intr.) call out. oildru . oild.
deM(o)f.eoW. [oeald] elkbung f. childishness, LL.
-dele (e, i, y) m. coolness, cold, 'chill,' frost, dldtrog (oilt-, cilda-) m. cradle, Gl.
Bit AO,CP. [oeald] dle(AO)=dde
ddegteelt (y ) m. icicle. 1 eilforiamb n. ewe-lamb, M,WW.
delewearte (e1 , y1 ) f. goose-skin, WW. olllan to be cold, [ciele]
-delewyrt (y) f. sorrel. elllo m. sack-cloth of hair, NO. [L. oilicium]
delf=oealf ellle=oyIl; elm-=oym-
delle(i, y) f fire-pan, lamp.
. [OHO. kella] dmbal, oimbala m. 'cymbal,' Lcd,VPe-
depa (e, i, y) m. mefcAaia, trader, ^. [L. oymbalum]
depe=clpe elmbalgDwere m. cymbal-player.
depehus (ft1 ) n. dorefewse, 186". WW
elmblng f. commissure, joining, 15s ; WW
depemann (CP), ciepmann (LL) m. 200".
merchant. dmbfren n. edge-iron? (joining-iron, damp?
depettng (e, y) np. goods, merchandise. BT), LL465[16].
deplic (y) /or safe, vendible, Sc98". dmtetin m. base, pedestal, 80226*. [v.
depung (e, I, y) f. marketing, trading, CP : 'chimb']
marhet-placty market merchandise : market cln = (l) cinn; (2)oynn,n. ; etn-=oyn
:
dues. dnan1 to gape, yawn, crack.

derloe=oirioe; derUfe=oeorliso dnban n. chin-hone, jaw-bone, M. —
derm = oirm dnberg f. defence of the chin or cheek, cheek-
(e, i, y) m. turn, change, time, occasion, guard. Ex 175. [beorg]
&,CP,Lk,Lcd : affair, business, et samam dneung f. boisterous laughter, 171*. WW
derre at some time, once, ['chare'] dnd=cynd
±demn (eo,i,y) (tr. and intr.) turn, change, elne L f. sheet of parchment, folded, '«K-
PsfSat (intr. ) turn oneself, go, proceed, turn ploma,' M. II. f chink, fissure, cavern.
: .
back, return, Mt;M:

convert, be converted, dne-=cyn(e)-
CP : submit, Chr,W : make to submit, re- elneht (io) chinky, cracked, WW43".
duce. [' chare, ' *
i-cherre '] dog, ftining oyning =
+derrednes (y) conversion, : M ?
entrance, dun I. n. chin, II. = eynn n.
•
'WW.
admission, RB. dnnan to gape, yawn? Rim 52.
±derring (e, y) f. conversion, NC341. dntfft m. front tooth, grinder, Gl.
dese=otoe dnu f. chink, fissure, M,Bo,WW. ['chine']
dest, desS pros. 3 sg. of eSosan. do-=oeo-; doJ=toeo
dies (ie, e, y) f. concubine, harlot, AO. [Qer. dp =cipp ; dp- = oeap-, clep-, c^p-
kebee] d|»e (le) f . onion. [L. oepa]
dfesboren adj. bastard, OEG6042. ctyeltao n. leek, WW380*.
ettesdom m. fornication, OEO6042. dpenealf f. henna-ointment, 11 . WW205
elf esgemana m. fornication. [L. oypros]
df eshad m. fornication, WW. dpp (y) m. log, trunk : coulter, ploughshare :
dgan=clegan weaver's beam, 9-263. A
+clgednes f. calling. olr=oierr; otre-=eirio-
+clgendllc calling, vocative, £3Gr23*. clrcian to roar, Lcd 1-390" (v. A31-56).
dgere (ei) one who calls, DR1941 . droolwyrde m. computer, mathematician,
+clgnes f. calling, invocation, entreaty ; A8-306.
name, A 10-143". m. circle cycle, zodiac.
olrcul : [L. eironlnm]
±dgung f. calling, invocation, NC292. dreuUdl f. the shingles, Lod.
- olid (v) (nap. oild, oild-ra, -ru ; gp. -ra) n. elrebald (Airl71)=cynebeald?
onioAw nf. marriage to the church (as when
'chttd,' infant, Mt,Lcd, etc. ; £J,AO,CP : a
youth of gentle birth, KC. one takes orders), LL.
•dldamssssedsBg m. Childermas, Innocents' drtobeUe f. 'church-bell,' Lcd. . * „
Day (Deo. 28). oirleboe f. 'church-book,' manual of the
eUdatrog = oildtrog church services, W.

&RICBOT 61 GLAN8UNG
otriebdt I. repair of churches. dry* [y) curly, ['crisp'
eirle-brAe f., -bryoe m. sacrilege, M. ±elrpelan to crisp, curl. -
""— elite-dor n., -dam church-door, LL. elrrMuerr
—— olrtee (ie, y ) i * cAureA, ' religious community, eU fastidious, [otoean]
JBJBH,Mt; OP : cAwrcA (building), temple, (fi. 8, f) m. 'cheese,' WW. [For oom-
AO ; CP,Mdf : congregation (non-Christian), pounds, v. also ofs-]
P*. ebel, oiflil}=ôeoeel
eJrtoend m. an ecclesiastic. etaermppelm. dried fig, WWW. [=ciris-?,
driofrfft mn. right of sanctuary : penalty for cherry (BT)]
breach of the right, v. LL2-537. eber-beam, oisir- =driebSam
efrtelultum m. support from the church. otanes f . fastidiousness.
clrlegang (y) m. going to church, LL473P7] cist (e, y) h f. 'chest,' casket, QlJnR : coffin,-
churching, purification {of the B.Y.M.), BE Lk y : rush basket, WW : horn (as re-
CM 484. ceptaclet), IL=oystI.WW.
elriegemana (y) m. church-membership, obt pree. 3 eg. of oeosan.
W103*. "
=ditL
etotegeorn zealous in church-going. chestnut-tree, Gl. [L, -
efrtegerllit n. church-due. tea]
ebtegrftt (y) n. church-peace, right of sanc- elitmelum earnestly, OEG4". [oeast]
tuary, LL : penalty for breach of the right, eltel m. 'kettle,' cauldron, Ep (e), Led (y). —
LL263[3]; . 2-537. V church-grith'] ettelhrum (e1 ) m. kettle-soot.
ebrlehidm. an order of the church, LL. oltellan v. to tickle.
ebtehilgung i consecration of a church. elteliing f. tickling,
(
27*. [ kittling'] W —
ehichata m. church-tormentor, persecutor, W. eltere, oitre (y) t cithara, CJVPs
——
— clricland (y) n. land of the church, GD.
eirtclic ecclesiastical, BH,Chr. ['churchly']
oltt m. seed, germ, shoot,
['chiihe']
chicm&rsuiig (y) f. dedication of a church, eftfnet well-rooted, £!H304»
: mote, CP.- A
W277W elwung=oeownng; ett=clea, clawu
elriemanguiig f. simony, LL. olabre (Gl) = ol&fre ; elae- = ctac-, cleao-
clrlemittam. churchmeasure (o/afe)/TC 144**. elaou f. injury, W8610.
drtcnftod f. requirements of the church. +clftded (MkL5M ) pp. of +olaCian.
olrionytt i church service, Cba91. eladerstioea m. ramestick, Gl.
drleragu f. church-lichen or moss, Lob 51b. elcecleai harmless.
etrieren (y1 ) n. sacrUeae, LL254x. [ran] etodur (ea) rattle, Gl. [olader] - —
etototang m. hymn : church-singing. clAlerwyrt f. clover, Lod.
— eirlcfangere m. church-singer, BH466". elAfre f. 'clover,' trefoil, Lcd,WW; Mdt

elrtesoeat m. * church-scot,* church-due at elAgm cfay,' ffPF.-
Martinmas, BH,W.
4
dims; 'clayey,' Ct.

efrteeeeatweore n. work connected with the ±elAman to smear, caulk, plaster, anoint,-
grain given as church-scot, KC. AJjcd. ['cleam']
enictdcn (y1 ) f. church-privilege, sanctuary, eUemlng f. blotting, smearing, jEGr256*.
LL : territory of a church : attendance at elmmman (—clem-) topress, GD.
church. olamnes f. torture, BBL2901 .
etrletU f. service-time, LL. eUbne (a, 6) I. 'clean,' CP,Lk^ pure,- :
drtct&n m. churchyard, LL. chaste, innocent, M,Bl clear, open, El, :
elrteVen m. minister of a church, LL. Lcd,Ps. on olfinum felda in the open field
enicttenung f . church-duty or service. (of battle), CP227* : honourable, true :
efaieffing n. object belonging to a church, acute, sagacious, intellectual. II. adv.
LL381[27]. clean, clearly, fully , purely, entirely, JE,Ct\
efcricftlngere m. priest,WW 155" (yro). AO,CP.
olrlewseoce L vigil, LL. el&ngeorn yearning after purity, celibate.
etricwdd f. vestment, LL258[51]. eUenheort pure in heart, M.
ehicwag m. wall of a church, LL. elAnlle ('cleanly'), pure, Bo,Met excellent.- :
7
drlowaru f. congregation, LL400 ; 2-530. adv. -liee=ol£ne.
clrtoweard (e 1 , y 1 ) m. churchwarden, sexton, olftnnes f (moral) cleanness, ' purity, chastu -
.
'
ty,BH;M,CV.
|>eam m. cherry-tree, Gl. [L. oeraaum] elAnsere (e) m. priest, CP139 1*; W72«.
L (e, y) charlock. II. =ciriolic
i ±cUBnsian (sn-) to 'cleanse,' purify, chasten,-
etritoe=ceorliflc CP : clear out, purge, Led : (w a. and g.>
etrm (ef ea, eo, ie, y) m. cry, shout, outcry, justify, clear oneself.
uproar, MtR,WW. ['chirm'] clAnsnlan = eldnaian
'
elrman (e, y) to cry, cry out, call, shriek, elAntung f. 'cleansing,' purifying, chasten-
Qujud. ['chirm'] ing, castigation, expiation, Mk\ : purity, &
eJrnel (GL)=eyrnel chastity.

€L£NSUNGD£» 62 CLUFON
eUensungdsBg m. day for purging, Lcd 1 -330*. ball of thread or yarn, skein, J&,CPfh,
9
W: W
eldnsungdrenc (en) m. purgative, MH72*7 . mass, group, ['clue ]
l 9
etoppettan to palpitate. cllf n. (nap. oleofu, ofifu) cliff, rock, pro-*.
eteppetung f. clapping pulsation, pulse, M. montory, An,B,Ct; ^,CP.
— *- ctopplan (a1 ) to clap, beat, throb,
:
oUla=oleofa; eUf»hug=clifihtig
9
«l*sn-=ctens-; cUMfeôlatS clltan1 to 'cleave, adhere, JS,CP. .
elsewetfa = oleweoa
1
elite f. 'clivers, burdock, Lcd,WW.*
elU pret. 3 sg. of cllfan. clifent=clifiht
«l«fre(GL)=cl£fre ollfer m. nap. elifras claw, M.
elam m. paste, mortar, mud, clay, JS>Lcd : cllferttte cloven-footed, ML25n
I. .
9
poultice. ['cloam ] II.=oleamdp.of olea. cUl-hlep, -hlyp m. a cliff-leap, plunge to
elamb pret. 3 sg. of olimban. ruint (BT),Gl.
—
- - clamm m. 6an3, 6on<i, fetter, chain, An fBl, cliflan (eo, y) to adhere, M,CB.
Rd grip, grasp. [. 'clam']
: eUflg, olif-iht, -ihtig steep, Gl.
olan-=oLten- ellfr- . olifer.
elang pret. 3 sg. of clingan. ellfrlan to scarify, scratch, JE.
elapplan = ciaeppian ellfrung f. clawing, talon, GPH308.
elisnlan (VPs)=oliensian cllfstan m. rock, WW37L"

clataerop = elate clifwyrt f. cliff-wort, water-wort, foxgloves
*
€m*Lbur,burdock,clivers,Gl,Lcd. ['dote'; WW134»andir.
Oer. klette] +ellht pp. of +*oliooan, clyecan.
clatrung f clattering, noise.
.
9
cla* m. 'cloth,' 'clothes, covering, sail,BH,
-dim v. oalwer-c.
ellmban* (y) to 'climb, Sol,
9 — -~
Chr,Jn,Lcd ; AO.CP. under (Mates olaUum ellmpre = elympre
in baptismal garments, Chb688x. elinelg rough.
+cia«ian (ol*8an) to 'clothe,' NO. clingan* to stick together, An shrink, wither,* —
— elaflweoce f. wick of cloth, GPH391.
clauster = olustor
pine, M. ['cling ]
clipian (e, eo, y)
9
(tr. and intr.) to speak, cry

:
elawan7 to claw, M. out, call, MtJn,Pe\ CP (±) summon, in- :

1
MOrH^n. voke, jE : (w. d.) cry to, implore,
9
—M clawian
clawu f.
to scratch, 'claw,
nap. clawe 'claw, J£,GlJ*h
M
9
: hoof, ciiplgendlic (y) vocalic, J2Gn5 :
['clepe ]
vocative
— :
«lawung
hook,
clea-=cl»-, cleo-
f.
: (pL) pincers
griping pain, Lod.

(gram.), jEGr23.
elipol sounding, vocal
clipung (e, eo,
:
y) f. cry, crying, clamour,

vocalic.
clea= clawu MtR : (±) prayer, Ps : call, claim, Chb

eleac f . stepping-stone, KC4-36. [CelUc] oa olypunga kalends.
1129.
eleaelan to hurry, M. dipur m. bell-clapper.
oltal pret. 3 sg. of oleofan. cliroc=olerio; +eUstre = +olystre
elem-, clen- =ol&m-, clfin- elite f . coltsfoot, Lod 146a.
-olencan v. be-o. olltJa (eo, y) m. poultice.
— elengan to adhere, ita29».
oleo-; cleo-=cli-; clie-, du-
['clenge ]
9
-oUttan v. »t-o.
clifle f . burdock.
cliflwyrt t ' rubea minor, ' clivers; Lcd 173b
—-eleofa
eo=olea, clawu
el
y) m. (ea, i, chamber, oUwe, cliwen = cliewen
cave, den : cell,
cellar, A,BR.
9
['cleve ] oloccettan to palpitate, Lod.
cleofan 2 to 'cleave,' split, separate, A,Br,Ct, clooelan to cluck, make a noise, rumble,
QPH. A8-309.
«leonan=olifian; eleofu=nap. of clif fcToo*hamer m. fieldfare, WW287". [v.-
-
— eliofung f. 'cleaving, WW.
1
^rtoaV and Mdf]
elione=cleowene, as. of cleowen, oliewen. clot-=cluf-
cleop-=olip- +elofa m. counterpart (of a document), OC
clep-=clcep-, cleop-, olip-; elere^clerio 80. [cleofan]
M
eler-lc (-eo, -oo; clerus, PPs67 ) m. 'clerk' olof e f . buckle, Gl.
in holy orders, WW
: clerk in minor orders, clofen pp. of cleofan.
LL. [L. olericus] clomm I. m.=clamm II. pret. 3 sg. of
eleriehad m. condition of a (secular) clerk, climban.
clerical order, priesthood. elop m?
rockf v. Mdf. ~~~
9
elewetJa (»*) m. itch, CP71 lf . [ol&wan] elottlump, mass, HG1488. ['clot ]-
cllb-=clif eluege f. bell, BH34O .
cllbbor clinging, Men

245. [olifian] clQd m. mass of stone, rock,
9
M,AO hiU,-
+ollbs (e; oleps; ctasp, y) clamour, CP. ES3813. ['cloud ]
9
clid-ren, -rin t. clatter. clQdig rocky, hilly, AO. ['cloudy ]-
= elufeht (if ) bulbous, Lod.
"
— olleplan clipian
cllewen, oliewen? (eo, io, i, y) n. sphere, ball, elufon pret. pL of oleofan.

CLUFDUNG 63 CNOS
elulttung, clnfounge f . crowfoot : a vegetable cnedan*
knead, LcdJjkL.
to
poison, v. OEG896. cneht= cniht; enio>=toneow
^«lufu f. clove (of garlic, etc,), bulb, tuber. eneodan, cneoht=on6dan, cniht
[cleofan] +oneord eager, zealous, diligent.
9
'elufwyrt f. * batrachion, buttercup, Led. ±eneordlAean to be diligent, M.
9
['clovewort ] oneordllo diligent, earnest, zealous, M.
elugge=cliicge adv. -lice.
clumben pp. of olimban. ±eneordnes L zeal, diligence, study, Gl.
elumlan, olummian to murmur, mumble, oneordnes = +cneorenes
mutter. +cntor-enes, -ednes f. generation, race.
clungen pp. of olingan. eneores = oneoriss
- *cltts, close i. bar, bolt enclosure : cell, prison. cneoriftn? napkin (BT) t kneehoset (Kluge),
:
[L. olaoBom] Gl.

clusters clyster; cluster =clustor oneorisboc f. Genesis, WW414».
n. lock, bar, barrier : enclosure, cneorlsn (Bl), cneorifl(s), oneomis(s) f.
cloister, cell, prison. [L. olaustrum] generation, posterity, family, tribe, nation,
dllstoreleofa m. prison-cell, An 1023. race.
elnstorloc n. prison, Gl. oneoitfUsean = cneordlAoan
m. 'clout,' patch, cloth, Ep : piece of oneow I. (eo) n. 'knee, 9 Ao,Bl^l,Mt : step-
metal, plate, J&. in a pedigree, generation, M. II. pret.
9
-~+elfttod 'clouted, patched, A. 3 sg. of onawan.
±elycoan to 'clutch, 9 clench, IMJSc. entowMgung f. kneeling, genuflection.
elyf = olif ; clyf- = clif -, oleof ontow-ede, -ade having btg knees, WW.
-H-eiyfte adj. deft, GPH393. [cleofan] oneowgebed n. prayer on one's knees, M.
-clymmlan to climb, ascend, Sol414. oneowholen m. ' knee-holly, 9 butcher's -
-clympe v. oalwer-o. broom, Lod.
clympre m. lump of metal eneowlan (±) to kneel, A : know camally,-
olyne n. lump of metal. MLW. ['knee
9
]
clynlan I. to roll up, enfold, GPH. IL= eneowllan to 'kneel, LL.
9
clynnan oniewmssg m. nap. -msegas, -magas kins-

clynnan (intr.) to resound, ring, El51< man, relation, ancestor.
(tr.) knock, NG. oneowrlmt n. progeny, family.
olyp-=olip- eneowsibb f. generation, race (BDS 8-527).
clypnes f. embrace, BH238*. eneowung f. kneeling, genuflection, CM.
clypp m., olypping f. embracing. eneowwraro m. pain in the knees, Lod.
-±clyppan to embrace, clasp : surround, en- oneowwynt f. knee-joint, WW.
close, VPs : grip, Oen : prize, honour, enepp=cn»pp; eniwôneow
cherish, M MhLR (io),CP.
y ['clip ]
9
cnldan 1 to beat, MtB21 M .
—
-otysan v. be-b. [oluse]; +clysp==+clibs enleht = cniht - __—— "
-clyster, +cly8tre n. 'cluster, bunch, branch, enll m. knife, WW.

9
M,Cp,WW. onlht (e, eo, ie, y) m. boy, youth, AO,BlJLL :_

cfysung f. enclosure, apartment, : closing, M
servant, attendant, retainer, disciple, warrior,
9
period, conclusion of a sentence, clause. Chr,Mt,Met : boyhood, MQr. [' knight ]
elyt$a=oliCa; ciywen=oliewen cnihtcild (eo1 ) n. male child, boy.
cnaht (iW?)= cniht enlhtgebeoritor n. child-birth, child-bearing,
enaepling m. youth, M. [onapa] Bl.
ensspp ( e) m . top, summit, JB,Lk : fibula, onihtgeong youthful, El 640.
button, WW. 9
enihthad m. puberty, 'youth, boyhood, M, -
+enAwe (w. g.) conscious of, acknowledging, Bo ; : (male) virginity. AO

[' knighthood
]
9
M : known, notorious, manifest, M. onlhttugo* f. youth, A 8-299.

cn&wtt pros. 3 sg. of onawan. cnihtleas without an attendant, M.
9
-enafa, onapa m. child, youth, JB,Sc : servant, cnihtlic boyish, childish, Outh. ['knighOy ]^
&,Mtfs. [' knape, 9 knave 9 ] enlhtfteawas mp. boyish ways, GDI 11*.
^±enawanT (usu. +) to know, perceive, JRJl, enlhtwesendet when a boy, as a youth.
July OEO. onihtwlse f . boyishness.
eniwelseclngf.adbunofed9emefU,KC4-103 u. enissan = cnyssan
-cniwUte (6») knowledge, ES42176. onltlan to dispute, Sc51".
+cnawnes f. acknowledgement, EC2651 cnlttan=cnyttan; cnoclan=cnucian
.
cnta gp. of oneo(w). ±onodan (So) to attribute to, assign to, load
enearr m. small ship, galley (of the ships of with,CP.
9
the Northmen), t&ni. [ON. knorr] enoll m. 'knoll, Ps; Mdf : summit, J&,Bo.~-
±eneaHan to argue, dispute. enop 'baUationes, 8*; 367 M . 9
WW
entailing inquisition,
f. investigation : -onoppa v. wnll-c.
dispute, debate. +onos n. collision, WW 376*. [cnyssan]

CNOSL 64 CORNtfREOW
enosl zl stock, progeny, kin, family : native oolpyti m. (char-)coal pit, Ctr-
country. eolsweart coal-black, NC277.
9
enoasian to strike, hit upon, Skat 8. colt m.' colt, JR.-
cnotmftlum 'strictim, A13-35*1
9
. eoltetnsppe t a plant, 'caltrop,
9
WWt—
-enotta m. knot, fastening, AS knotty point,
* *
: ooltgrsBg f T coWs-foot, WW 136" --
puzzle, J&. eoltrappe = ooltetr&ppe
dbonuolan to knock* (door), J£,Mt
* : beat, eol-IMd, -Bred m. plumb-line, Gl.
pound, IMJLcd(o). oolumno f. column.
cnfUan, cnuwian to pound. odm pret. 3 ag. of cuman.
•f enyoo n. bond, DR. ooman ( AO 70M ) = ouman
±cnyooan pret. 3 as. onyote, onyhte to tie. eomb, oombol=camb, oumbol
+cnycled bent, crooked, 458". WW oomita m. comet, fCmi975. [L.]
cnyht=cniht oommuo = oammoo
^— cnyU m. sound or signal of a beU, RB,WW. comon pret. pL of ouman.
['knell'] oomp^camp
. ±onyllan totoUabeU i strike, knock, LkR, eon = can pres. 1, 3 eg. of onnnan.
9
MtL. [' knell ] eondel=candel
cnyllslan (LkL) = onyllan ; enyrd- = oneord- oonn=oann pree. 1, 3 ag. of onnnan.
±cnyssan to press, toss, strike, hew to pieces, eonsolde f. comfrey. [L.]
dash, crash (together), beat, M, AO,CP : over- oonst= canst pree. 2 sg. of ennnan.
come, overwhelm, oppress, CP. consul m. consul, AO. [L.]
enyssung f. striking, stroke, jEGb. ooorte f . cohort, AO. [L.] ,
9 9
, ±cnyttan to fasten, He, bind, 'knit ('i-knit, cop=copp
Mt,WW),A,Lcd;CP. [onotta] odp m? 9
ependytes, cope, vestment -
m. string, sinew, OEG2936.

enyttels +o5p proper, fitting, CP.
ooc=coeo oopel unsteady, rocking? (BT),BC3-624.
—^-eoc m. 'cook, 9 M,Ps\ CP. [L. coquns] oopenere m. lover, CP.
9
-—oooo m. cock, male bird, J£,Lcd,Mt CPJidf ; coper, copor n. 'copper, Lcd. [L. enprnm]-
oooool m. 'cockle, darnel, tares, Mt.
9
eoplan to plunder, steal, 379". WW
oocer m. quiver, case, sheath sword, spear. : -fcdpllc proper, fitting, adv. -lice.
eoeerfia f. 'framea,
9
APsl6M .
9
oopp I. m. top, summit, HOI. {'cop ] II. m*-
9
eooerpanne f. cooking-pan, frying-pan. cup, NG. ['cop ]
+c6cnlan (o6oa-) to season food. -eoppe y. ator-o.
eoonung f. seasoning, Lcd. copped polled, lopped, poUard, Ct.
oocor= oocer oops (WW)i=toosp
cdcormete m. seasoned food, WW 281 s
. +cor n. decision, [oeosan] _^-
+c6cslan RPslOl*.
to cook, roast, coroltt m. increase? choice growth? Lcd 3*212*
eocunung==c5cnung; ooour (iE)=cooer
—
"^coddseppel m. quince, WW411 . U
(v. A31-56).
oodd m. 'cod, husk, Led: bag, Mt scrotum. eordewanere m. ' cordwainer, shoemaker,**
9
EC. [OFr.]
:
9
e
oodlc (ooydjo) lapsana, charlock?
9
A 37*47.
(pp. of oeosan) chosen, elect, choice,- ± coren
ooo-, ode- (N)=oe- f c5- precious, dear. M
- — -oofa m. closet, chamber : ark : cave, den. oorenbeg m. crown, 9* 172. [X. corona]
9
fit, :
A
['cove ] ±corenes f. choice, election : ( +) goodness.
oofgodas mp. household gods, l. G
f oorenllo elegant, adv. -lice, WW.
ooflncel n. tittle chamber, WW.
±oorenseipe m. election, excellence.
-oofrlan v. a-c. corf en pp. of ceorfan.
-—mftetan to make a noise, cough ?9 Jud270. eorfllan to mince, [ceorfan]
— 9
-~coTn., nap. colu, cola 'coal, live coal, corn n. 'corn, grain, Chr,CP; £C,AO : seedr
&,CPJjcd,YPs.
9
berry, CP,Jn,Lcd; : a corn-like pimple, M
edl I. 'cool, cold, B,BoJjcd : tranquil, calm. corn.
II. pret. 3 sg. of calan. cornaeeceda fp. chaff, 1
. WW118
-col© v. 6den-, win-c. cornappla np. pomegranates, OEG
9
cdlcwyld f. 'frigida pestis, ague? 11 . WW243
oorn-bAre, -berende corn-bearing.
-—<odllan to ' cool, ' grow cold, be cold, An,Gv,Lcd. oorngebrot n. corn dropped in carrying to
~—collandre f. coriander, Lcd. bam, LL461[17].
edll = col ; -oolla v. morgen-c.
— oollecta f. collect, CM,LL.
+oollenferhtan to make empty, exhaust.
oorngesAUg rich in corn, Lod.
corngesceot n. payment in corn, Ct.
oornhos n. granary, 185*. WW .
oollen-ferhff, -fyrhtJ, -fertJf proud, elated, cornhwlcce f. corn-bin, JE.

bold. [*cwellan (to swell)!] cornlad f. leading of corn, LL 453 [21,4].
— eolloncrog m. water-lily, nymphcea.
9
-eolmase f. 'coal-mouse, tit-mouse,
oornsssd n. a grain of corn, GD263 1 .-
WW. W
— edines f. 'coolness,
9
Ps
oornteoKung f. tithe of com, .
eorntreow n. cornel-tree, WW

CORNTROG 65 CRBOPAN
eorntrog m. corn-bin, WW1071. craft, catting, BH,CPfiB-,J& : work or
eornue, oornnch=oranoo product of art, Hex : trick, fraud, deceit, Bl :
eornwurma m. scarlet dye, Gl. machine, instrument, ['craft']
m. crown. [L.]
\ cr»fU=cr»ftiga
~-+eoxaiilan to crown, FPb5 m. ±e»ftan to exercise a craft, build : bring
eorsnAd t piece of consecrated bread which about, contrive, M.
an accused person swattowed as a test of cnefteHoe =cr»ftHoe
innocence, LL. -t-eneftglan to strengthen, render powerful,
oorfart, cortierf fn. troop, band, multitude, AO.
throng, retinue pomp. : eneftgleaw skilful, wise, tCira975.
cur w urma = oomwurma ; omscon cr»l-t(l)ca, -t(e)ga=or»ftiga
eoep m. fetter, bond, Bo. [' cops '] croeftig etronff, powerful* AO : skilful, own- >
+oocpende, +coeped fettered, LPs. nino, ingenious, Bl : learned, instructive,
-eo» m. 'kiss,' embrace, JBJ,k,WW. A
8*321 : fcnotoiio; a craft, scientific : wr-
coeeetung f . kissing, NG. tuous. [' crafty']
enaftlga m. craftsman, artificer, workman,

-eort m. option, choice, possibility manner,
I. : architect, M,CP.
way, DB condition. tfoe ooatea oe on
: orsBftfgllee skilfully.
condition that, ['cost'; V.NC341] IL(±) ercBftleaa artless, unskilful —
pried, chosen, excellent. [oeoean] lll.m? cr»IUIcortiJfciai > A8-317:«W/W. adv. -Hoe.
cortmary, taney, j&ca\ ['cost*] croeftwyrc n. clever workmanship.
oostero L m? epode, shovel, WW 106". orsDt n. nap. cratu, oreatn cart, waggon*-
II.=coetnere chariot, M.
zfcooaHan (w. g. or a., also intr.) to temp*, crsetehori n. cart-horse,
enatwAn m. cAoriot, AO.
WW108*. ——^»
—*
try, j*we, examine, AO,CP. [0er. koeten]
eoettgend m. tempter. enetwba m. charioteer, ML1&".
oostnere m. tempter, iB. orAwtt pree. 3 ag. of orawan.
+eo*tnes f. proving, temptation, trial, BH
craflan (a) to 'crace,' a#i, implore, demand, -
218» Chr,LL : summon. Led.
eoetn-lan, -igend=oost-ian, -igend crating (») f. claim, demand, TC644.-
eoftnangstftw f. place o/ temptation. ±orammlan to 'cram,' rtttjjf, ^(?r.
-±eoftung, ooetnung f. temptation, testing, erammingpohha m. 'vMcorittm,' NC.
trial, tribulation, Mt; M,GV. ['eaitntmo'j orampul m. crane-poot. [=*cran, pol]
1
-cot (AO) n. (nap. ootu); oote f. 'cot, oranm. âne, frfF.
eottaoe, bedchamber, den, AO,Lk,Mt; Mdf. orancftail m. weaving implement, crank,-
coteaetla = ooteetla LL*55[15].
n. hamlet, village, manor, Chr : orang pret. 3 sg. of cringan.
dwelling, ['cotlif'] oranle m. record, chronicle. [L.I
orantewritara m. chronicler, OEG7M.
9
-cotaetla m. cottager, LL. ['cotseUa ]
oott=cot eranoa m. crane. [Oer. kranieb]
e,ootac m. mallow, Gl. eras fôod, dainty, NauII 14 .
eotfa m. v coCe f. =ooCu crat (WW140u )=ora)t; cratu oroi. .
cofflg diseased. crawa m., crawe f. 'crow,' raven, Ol,Ps. —-*
eotAloo tfl, miserably, Mwr25* ±orawan 'crow, ' Mt ; CP.
T to
efttfon(AO) =ouoon pret. pL of ounnan. cr&wan-leac (oraw-) n. crow-garlic.

" it disease,sickness,JB,ChrJjcd. ['cothe 9 eraae-=oreo-
]
+oow n. «4ino to 6e chewed, food, NO 292.
oraad pret. 3 eg. of orfidan.
oowen pp. of oeowan. creaft-=or»ft-
— era n? crooWno, WW208".

crabba m. 'crab,
zodiac), Led.
9
WW
: Cancer (sign of the
oreap pret. 3 ag. of oreopan.
orbs* fine, elegant, NC277.
creasUo dainty, rich. NG277. .
oraoelung? 'crepaeula, OEG56
9 1 * ereasnes f. elegance : presumption, elation,
eracettan = or&oettan OEG1108.
9
to resound, 'crack, Ps.
i oraat=orot
>1, oradel m. 'cradle,
1
cot, WW. Crioai mp. the 'Greeks, 9 AO,BH.
~-^cradolclld n. child in the cradle, infant, Grace =Creo&8
W158^. OraaJse Grecian, Greek, AO. — • —
erA =orawe creed, belief, confession of faith, iE—
orMa m.
orAeettan to croak, GD
118*. [ora] [L. credo]
oAeetung f. croaking. credlc? a bowl, 29s . EG
orwt-=crai- craft (AS)^cneft
m. physical strength, might, courage, creneestre f female weaver, spinster, [crane]
.
AyAOJSol : science, skitt, art, ability, talent, ±oreopan* (oocly refl.) to creep, crawl, 9
* M —
virtue, excellence, Bo; ;E,CP : trade, handi- J5o;AO,CP.
O. H.

OREOPBL 66 CUCURBITS
«reopel=orypel crdgeynn n. kind of vessel, wine-Jar, WW
-ereopere m. cripple, ['creeper'] 210"
--ereopung f. 'creeping,' OL +erdged (do) 'croctus, coccineus,' OEG5204*
~~*~
•rfiow pret. 3 eg. of crawan. oroh m. saffron.
•repel =orypel or6h I. m. «*ooJ, tot?, tendril IL.=orog
cresaa m. (Gl), creese f. soene 6rohna=croooa; croma=cruma
-crlbb (y) f. 'crib,' staU, Or 1426. orompeht placenta,' a fiat cake, E842-174;
• -
erlee=oryoo A37-48. D**"**^!

erlde pret. 3 eg. of origan. orong =orang, pret. 3 eg. of oringan.
origan? to bubble up. v. OEG7101 crop=cropp
±crimman* to cram, put in, insert eropen pp. of oreopan.
crine 'cothurnus,' ZDA33-250*. erop-leae, -lee n. garlic.
erlncan = oringan croppa m. duster, bunch isgrout^
ertng (gr-) downfall, slaughter. El 1 16. flower, berry, ear of com, EpJJcL,WW :
±oringan* to yield, fall (in battle), die. 'crop' (of a bird), JE : kidney : pebble.
orlngwraeu (gr-) f. torment, Jul 265. cropplht clustered, Lcd38d.
ertppan = oryppan erne m. cross, Led. ['crouch'] — *—
orlptt pros. 3 ag of oreopan. eruce f. pot, pitcher, Gl.
-erisma m. chrism, holy oil chrisome-doth: orucethus n. torture-chamber, Chb 1137.-
anointing. orudan*t to press, hasten, drive,-
erlsmal m? n? chrismale, W36". cruft m?
orufte f. crypt. [L.]
ertnnhilgung f consecration of the chrism.
. m. 'crumb,' fragment,
k (o) Mt,WWs
1
erlsmllslng (y ) f. chrism-loosing, loosing o/. crumb, crump crooked, bent, stooping, <W.-
tae cAft«maie, eoa/Ermation, Chb. ['crump' ; flfer. kramml
(2?£0=oirp8 [•crwp*]
i »cramen (oramm-) pp. of orimynan.
m. anotn<«<i one, Christ, J3,CP. orunoon pret. pL of crinoanu
'
— ;
cristaUa m. crystal, M.
erliUillac of crystal, 4- A
143.
erundel mn. ravine, Mdf
erungen pp. of oringan.
cristelmAl = cruteam&l orupon pret. pL of oreopan.
erbtelmAlbeam m. tree surmounted by a erase f ? cruse, A37-50. — -*-"
— cross? upright shaft of a cross ? EC386'.

crfsten 'Christian,' AO,BH; M. oa criet-
nan = 1he English as opposed to the Danes,
crusene, orusne f. fur coat,
kunohner]
orybb=oribb
Gu [op. Oer.
Chb 894. eryec f. 'crutch,' staff, BH; M.

— -crlsten m. cri*t(e)na m. 'Christian,' AO.
eristend6m m. 'Christendom,' the church,
Christianity, AO;M
oryeeen made of clay, GPH398.
orfdetf pree. 3 eg. of orudan.
erymbing f. curvature, bend, inclination,
ertstenUe Christian, DR. WW382*. [orumb]
-^-eristenmann m. a Christian, MH170**. +orymlan, +crymman (tr.) to crumble.
" '
erlstennes f. Christianity : Christian bap- +orympan to curl «
9
tism, LL412[1]; 413[13a]. erypel m. 'cripple, LkL. IL crippled*-
I.
crlstef-m&l (Chb), -mel mn. (Christ's mark), III. m. narrow passage, burrow, drain,
the cross, wyroan c. to make the sign of the OEG; v. Mdf.
cross. erypelgeat n. narrow opening in a wall or
crfstlic Christian, LL. fence? BC2-3991.
erbtnuBtse f. Christmas, Chb1021d. erypelnes f . paralysis.
erfBtna=criBten erfret, orfpo pros. 3 ag. of oreopan.
eristnere m. catechisL ± oryppan to crook (finger), close (hand), bend,
crfstnes = cristennes eryps=oirpe; crysm*=oriam-
± Crist nlan to anoint with chrism (as a cote- er*t=orydeti pros. 3 Bg. of oradan.
chumen), christen, ' baptize, catechize, BH. eu f gs. cii(e), ~oy, cus ; de. oy ; nap. oy, oye
'
. ?
crfstnung f. christening, anointing with ou(n)a, oyna; dp. cum; " '"
M,LS\
chrism or holy oil, W33 w . TP«;Mdf.
erf6=origeti (v. crip)? eQbutere f. butter, Lcd. [on]
-crocc f. f crocca m. crock,' pot, vessel, Led. eub*re m. cow-byre, cow-shed, Ct.
orooohwer? m. earthen pot, OEG4672.
erdced=ordged
H-crocod crooked, bent, NC292.
cucôwio
eoeealf (m) n. calf, Erf, LL. ['cowcalf']
euceler, ouoe(le)re = cuoler(e)
—
M. oneelero ^copo,* WW380».
— eroesceard n. potsherd,
oroowyrhta m. potter,
+erod n. crowd, throng.
JEQr. oucler, cuouler, ouolere m. spoon, spoonfuL
[op. L. cochlear]
aroden pp. of oradan. cuclerm&l n. spoonful, Lod.
"t m. croft, small field. oucu (iE,AO,CP) v. owic.
:m. crock, pitcher, vessel, Gl. oneurblte f. gourd, Lod 02a. [L.]

CUDELB 67 CWACIAN
ertele f. cuttlefish, WW 181'. eunsgteesss f. hound's tongue, Lcn41b.
cudu (JS)=cwudu
jsueage f eye o/ a cow, LL 1 16m.
cuetton = oweoan
.
[L. oynoglossum]
cunele, cunelle, cnnille
[Oer. quendel]
f. wild thyme* —
-cufsl £. 'cowl,
1
hood (v. NED2 p. viii). cunlng = cyning
cftfsl^cyfl ± cunnan pros. I and 3 sg. oan(n), pL
eufle, cuffie oofel = ounnon pret. cube, pp. ofiC swv. to be or
;
-eugie, cug(e)te, ouhte f.cap, 'eotpf,' hood, become acquainted with, be thoroughly con-
head-covering, RB (v. 'and'). versant with, know, AO,B,Lcd; : CF,M
eOhorn m. cow's horn, LL116. know how to, have power to, be able to, can,
- cuhyrde m. cowherd. iE,CP : express (thanks), Chr 1062. ['can,
1
etle=cugle 'con ]
9
-eulfer, oul(e)fre f.
*
culver, pigeon, dove, owners m. tempter, NG.
Qen,VPs,WW. ±ounnlan <w. g. or a.) to search into, try, —
eulmlllesmall centaury, LcD22a.
f. seek for, explore, investigate, B,BoJSot;
test,
-eulpan as. of *oulpa? m. or *ou)pe? f. fault, JE,CP : experience : have experience of, to
sin,Cr177. make trial of. ['cun 1 ]
eulplan to humble oneself, cringe, Bo71 M . ounnung f. knowledge : trial, probation,
- culterm. 'coulter,
1
WW
-.dagger, knife, WW. experience.
1
[L. culter] cuopel f? small boat, MtL. ['coble ]
eulufrs=culfre; oflmv. cu. eupps f. 'cup,
1
Lcd,WW; M. - .
•
cuma mf . stranger, guest, IE, AO,CP. oumena curfon pret. pi. of oeorfan.
iras, inn, wioung inn, guestchamber. cumealls (e, i) f. centaury.*
- -"*"
cuman4 curnatan = oweornstan
1
to 'come, approach, gel to, attain,
Lk,VPs; M,AO,CP. o. up land, be bom : curon pret. pL of oeosan.
(±) go, depart, £i,AO : come to oneself,
recover become happen (also o. forft)
:
put (-f ) come together, arrive, assemble,

:
curslan I. to 'curse, Ps.
:
MkR16».
II. to plait f
M
:
:
ours m. malediction, 'curse, Ct,LL,8c.
1
1
—
(f) w. inf. of verbs of motion, forming a ounumbor incense, MtL2
u .
sort of periphrastic conjugation for Much oureung f cursing, damnation, LkL place — .
* '
:
verbs. o6m gangan he came, com swim- of torment, MtL.

man he swam, etc, cus v. cu.
-comb h m. valley, £C;Mdf. ['coomb ] ease chaste, modest, virtuous, G«n618. 1
1
II. m. liquid measure, BC. [v. 'comb ] [Oer. keusoh]
cumbelgehnad = cumbolgehnast
1
cuscots (eo, u) f. 'cushat dove, wood-pigeon, 1
oumhl = (1 ) cumbol (2) oumul 01. ;
eumbolt n. sign, standard, banner. eOself f. cow's fat, suet, GPH392.

cumbolgebreei, -gehnastj n. crash of ban- eQ-slopps, -slyppe f. 'cowslip, Lcd,WW.
[sealf]
1 ~
ners, battle. oQsnss=oisnes
eumfceihaga m. compact rank, phalanx, eQtsegl m. tail of a cow, LL169[59fe].
Jul 306. cuU known, plain, manifest, certain, Da,Ps,
oumbolhste m. warlike hate, Jul 637. Rd; M,AO,CP : well known, usual noted, :
eumbolvrifcat m. warrior. excellent, famous, Ex intimate, familiar, :
eumbor, oumbulMrambol friendly, related, ['couth']

eumsn pp. of cuman. cutis m. acquaintance, relative, CP.
Cttmenft-e godmother. [*oumaxlre A 37*52]
f. cOfts I. clearly, plainly. [' couth '] II. pret
cow's milk, Lcd 15a.
Aw* I. 3 sg. of cunnan.
Hers? -eras? np. Cumbrians, M. cuUelic=cutflic
f. entertainment for travellers, Ct.
i culftan to become known. ^
[cnma, feorm] cuttloe = cuolioe
efb-mloge f. -migooa m. cow's urine, Lod. ±cuttlAcan to make known : make friends
euml=cumbl with, ML.
eumffSs hospitable, [ouma] cuttle known, certain, evident, adv. -lice
cumllttian to be a guest. clearly, evidently, certainly, openly, BH;
eumlffines f . hospitality, : sojourn as Quest. M CV,M '.familiarly, kindly, affably, An,BH;
-cummise f. a kind of bird, 'parra, 1 WW jE : therefore, to be sure, hence.
260* sulfas* f. acquaintance, knowledge.
-oumpseder m. godfather, Che 894a. [L. outtnoma m. surname, NG.
compater] cutton pret. pi. of cunnan.
smul, cuml n. swelling, Lod 1*60. cuwearm warm from the cow (milk), Lod
cQfia v. cu ; eunsV^cynd 126a.
-cund adjectival suffix denoting derivation, ouwon pret. pL of oeowan.
1
origin or likeness, (-kind) as in deofol- cwadan to 'quake, tremble, chatter (of*
ound, god-ound. teeth), AB,AO,Cr,LhL,VPs.
5—2

CWACUNG 68 CWICLIC
Dungf. 'quaking,' trembling, A,VPs; AO. eweMeraVle (a)1 )?
evening rider t bat, Shr
cw»o-=owao- 29«. [ON. kveld]
ewfldon pret. pL of owetian. ±cwellan to kiU, murder, execute, CP;M, —
ewsal pret. 3 ag., cw&lon pret. pL, of owelan. AO. ['queU 9 ]
cw8dl-=owal-, ewiel-, cwil- cweUend m. kUter, slayer, GPH400.
cwAman=ow£man; cw*n=ow6n eweUere m. murderer, executioner, BHJIK ;
cwsBitern = oweartern
9
M. ['queUer ]
ovrasffl pret. 3 8g. of owotian. MFH 106), cwielm
owelm»owealm (but v.
ewal-=cweal- ewelmere, owelre=owellere
owatatow (LL666[10,21)=oweakMt6w ±eweman (w. d.) to gratify, phase, satisfy. —
ewalu f . killing, murder, violent death, de- propitiate, J£,AO,CP : comply with, be
9
struction, M,CP. [owelan] obedient to, serve, ['queme'; 'i-queme
owinlanf and intr.) to lament,
(tr. bewail, ±eweme pleasant, agreeable, acceptable, NO,
]
—
deplore, mourn, [Goth, kwainon] WG. Vi-queme']
owinif ead, sorrowful, El 377. ewamed-=owem
ewtnung f. lamentation, NC279. ±ewimlng t pleasing, satisfaction, com-
owartern= oweartern plaisance, GP.
ewatern the number four at dice, Gl. [X.] owimlle pleasing, satisfying, DR. adv.
ewtad n. duna, dirt, filth. [Ger. kot] -fioe graciously, kindly, humbly.
oweaht pp. of oweccan. ±ewemnes f. pleasure, satisfaction, mitiga-
ewoald pp. of oweUan. tion.
•-eweaim (e) mn. death, murder, slaughter : ewtn (ft) f. woman, 8c; wife, consort,— M :
torment, pain : plague, pestilence, JSH; AO,Ohr,Qen : 'queen, 9 empress, royal prin-
9
AO. ['qualm ; owelan] cess, JBrAO,Chr,Cr, VPs. [Goth, kwena]
+ eweahnMBran to torture. ewene f. woman, Bd, ; female serf, ' quean* W —
ewealmMtare deadly, murderous, blood- prostitute, AO. [Goth, kwino]
thirsty, M. owenf ugol hen-bird.
ewealmbArnes (e) L mortality, destruction, ewinhlrde m. eunuch, MtL19u .
ruin, M. ewftntto womanly f queenly t B 1940.

cwealmbealu n. death, B1940. eweodu=cwudu
ewealmberendllc (y1 ) pestilent, deadly, oweorn f.
9
'quern, handmiU, miU, MtL;CP.—
9
NC279. eweornbill 'tapidaria, a stone chisel for—
ewealmeuma m. death-bringer, B792. dressing querns (BT) v WW438lt.
ewealmdrlor m. blood shed in death, Gwc eweornburna m. mill-stream, Ct.
986. oweor no = oweorn
+ eweatanful (y1 ) pernicious, HGl428. eweornst&n m. mill-stone, ML ['quernstone
9
'} -
ewealmnes f. pain, torment, BH. ewaorntttf mp. molars, grinders, Gl.
ewealmttede m. death-place. -eweorra v. mete-o. ; -cweorran t. a-e.
ewealmstow t place of execution, BH38i (B). eweortf name of the rune for cw(q).
ewealmtSrea m. deadly terror, Gsa 2507. ewern (NG)Wcweom cwertern ôweartern ;
ewtarn = oweotnst&n ±ewettanf to say, speak, name, call, proclaim,*-

oweartern (a, m, e) n. prison, J3. summon, declare, Bl,VPe; ;E,AO,CP : (+)
ewearternllc of a prison. order, give orders : ±c.(t6) agree, settle, re-
±oweooan to shake, swing, move, vibrate, solve : (+ ) consider, regard, 1EL l u7 . o. on
Mt, VPs ; M. ['queteh' ; owaeian] hwone assign to one. owyst 8fi la sayest thouf
ewecoung f. moving, shaking, wagging. 9
'numquid. cwe&e g§ think you? ['quethe']
-oweeatand m. quicksand, 367*. WW ewle [ouo, coon (this last form is arohaio*
+ewed n. declaration, 423". WW and has an oooaaionalasm. cuoone,cneone)}
9
eweddlan=owiddian; cwedel=owedol 'quick, living,alive,BH&Bo,CPJjcd; AO.
oweden pp. of owetian. owlcftht f. live stock, LL60[18,11.
**
+ewedtostenf. appointed fast, A 11-99; ES owlebtam m. aspen, juniper, Gljjcd. ['quick-
43162. beam 9 ]
+ ewednes t name, HGl441. ewlebcamen of aspen, Lod.
ewedol talkative, eloquent. ewlebeamrlnd f. aspen bark, Lod.
+ewedraMen (i, y) f. agreement, AO
con- ewloellende moving rapidly t tottering f
: OEG
spiracy, 2234.
+ewedradnes (y) f. agreement, covenant, ewlce'fm. 'couch 9 ('quitch^-grass, Gl,Lcd.
NC292. cwlctyr n. sulphur, LkR17*.
+ewedst6w f. appointed place, place of owlohrerenda living and moving, Cexat5.
meeting, GD183'. ±ewlolan to quicken, create, JnL : come to"
9
owahte pret. ag. of oweooan. life, come to one s self, JSJJcd. [' quick ]
-owelan 4 to die, M, CP. owlolac n. a living sacrifice, NG.
eweldaht corrupted, mortified, Lcd47d. ewtello living, vital, DR. adv. -lice-
[-•owildeht] vigorously.

CWICLIFIGENDE 09 CYND
cwlellflgendet living. ewylm = owealm, owielm-
ewtorlnd = cwicbeamrind ewylmsnd m. tormentor, destroyer, GD.
« ewfeseolfor n. 'quicksilver? Led. owylmende excruciating, deadly.
ewtosusl nf. hell torment, punishment, torture, +ewylmful pernicious, HGl428.
. jE. ewylmlan (intr.) to suffer : (tr.) torment, IciU,
cwtosuslen purgatorial, As H 26. crucify, A. [owealm]
ewlctreow n. aspen, WW. ewybnfng f. suffering, tribulation, M :
owlou^cwio (metaph.) cross : death.

+owleung f. restoration to life, GD218". ewytannes f. pain, torment.
cwlewelle living (of water), JnR. ewyl-seten, -tld= ewyldseten, -tld
ewld* = owed-, cwud- ewylti pros. 3 sg. of owelan.
owldboc f. Book of Proverbs, CP : booh of cwync=cwene; ewyrn>ôweorn
homilies, MF (Veep. D xiv). ±ew«san to squeeze, dash against, bruise, M.
owlddian y) to talk, speak, say, discuss,
(e, ewyst pres. 2 Bg. of owetian.
report : LL 400(3.1].
make a claim against, cwy« pros. 3 sg. of cwettan.
ewlddung (y) f. speech, saying, report, M. ewfKan, owy6e=owitian, ewide
-<ewlde (y) m. speech, saying, word, sentence, cwyKst pres. 2 sg. of owettan.
phrase, proverb, argument, proposal, dis- of . cu.
course, homily, Bo; M,CP : testament, will, oyoel (i) m. small cake, Gl.
enactment, decree, decision, judgment, TO; eycen=cioen
-
&. ['guide 9 ; oweoan] 4
oyeene f kitchen, JB,WW. [L. coauina] *
+owMe n. sentence, decree, fate. oycenftenung f service in the kitchen, NC279. .
ewldegtedd (i) n. speech, song, Wa65. eyogel m. 'cudgel,* BD8,CP. «
cwldeleas speechless,^ (y) intestate, EG212. ofdde pret. 3 sg. of c?ban.

:
-cwlelman (m, e, i, y) to torment, afflict, efdung =cldung

mortify, destroy, kiU, El, VPs ; AO,CP. eye hr. on. II.=o6o
['quelm*] For compounds t. owylm-.
owlferBce zealously, KB 122*.
off f tub, vat, cask, bushel, AS. [' keevt
.
eyfesMoiefes
i—
cwUd (y) mfn. destruction, death, pestilence, e^flm. tub, bucket.
murrain, [cwelan] cjgan, ofgling =cfegan, cJoTing
owfldbAre deadly, dangerous, pestiferous. +cygd = +cid; +e«gednes = +clgednes
adv. -bffiriloe. cylean 'ructare,* OEG 20s .
cwlldberendlic (y) deadly, NC279. eyld = (l)cild; (2) oeald
cwlldefldd nm. deluge, CPs2&". eyldlaru f. carrying of children, M.
iowlldful (y) deadly, OEG. eyleMriele
cwlldrof deadly, savage, Ex 106. cylen f. 'kiln,* oven, Cp,WW.
ewllman = owielman eylet5cnle=oelet5onie; cylew=oylu
ewllff pros. 3 sg. of owelan. oylln=oylen
-ewlnan . a-o. ; -cwlnean . a-o. cyll 1 shn, leather bottle, flagon, vessel, censer,
cwlne=cwene M,AQ,CP.
+ew1s conspiracy, OEG4955. cylle I. mf. =oylL II. =oielle
-ewlsse .
un-o. cylUylllng f. act of filling a botOe, GD250«.
ewtot pros. 2 sg. of oweoan. eyln=oylen
cwltJ L (also cwitia) m. beUy, womb. [Ooth. cylu spotted, speckled, 163* WW
kwitius] II. jjres. 3 sg. of owetian. eym imperat. of enman.
cwlttan to bewail : accuse, LL. eymbala = oimbala
ewftte = owide eyme (i) m. coming y arrival, advent, approach,
ewttfenHe natural, WW412*. Bo,MtR AO,CP. ['come']
;
ewtitaes f. complaint, lament, GD. eyme (I) comely, lovely, glorious, splendid.
cwtftst pros. 2 sg. of oweoan. eymed n. germander, Lod.—
ewflJung (qu-) f. complaint, 8f
. WW488 cymenl. mn.' cumin,' CP,Mt. [L.] II. pp.-
ewolcn pp. of cwelan. of ouman. III. (and cymin)=oinimin
-ewolftan v. for-o. e^mliet 'comely, lovely, splendid, Ps. adv.-
*
i pret. 3 sg. of ouman. -Hoe, B.

cwuou=cwic cfmnes f fastidiousness, daintiness, Gl.
.
M
,
what is chewed, cud,

(eo, i) n. : eymst pres. 2 sg., oym(e)« pres. 3 sg. of
resin of trees, hwit o. chewing gum, mastic. ouman
owyo^cwio; cwyd-=cwed-, owid-, owidd- eyn = (l)oynn; (2) cinn
cwydele f. pustule, tumour, boiL cyna gp. of cu.
ewyldr^cwild cynean as. of sb. smaU bundle, bunch? (BT)
ewyldseten f. first hours of night, Gl. Lcd2-58 m .
cwyldtld m. evening, WW, [ON. kveld] ±oynd (usu.+ ) nf. nature, 'kind,* ('i-cund**)*
ewyfla m. weU, spring, KG2-2W. [Oer. property, quality, Bl,Qu,Met : character, Bo :
quell©] nder, Ph : (+) race, species, Bl,BoJBl : (+)

CYNDBOC TO CYRNEL
origin, generation, birth, +Hy : (+) off- eynewlfflfe f. royal diadem, Gl.
spring : (+) 'genitalia,' M. oyneword n. fitting word, Rd44m [cynn] .
+eyndboc f. book of Generis. eynewyrte noble, kingly, A 8-308, MF157.

- — M,AO,CP
f-cynde natural, native, innate,
: proper, fitting,
B,Bo,WW; cyng cynigWoyning
Met
,
lawful, cyning m. 'king,' ruler, Bo,Bl,Chr; £S,AO,-

:
CP : Qod, Christ, Bl,OST : (f) Satan.

— rightful,
cyndeUe
Chr,Mct. ['kind,* 'i-cunde'l
'kindly,' natural, innate, Bojjcd : cyning- =cyne-
generative, of generation, LL7[64] : proper, eynlngftfte man entitled to take oath as a
suitable, Bo : lawful, BH. adv. -Hoe, Bo. king's thane, LL112[54bh].
-fcyndOmn. womb : pL * genitalia.' eyninge £. queen, Bl 131 .
+cyndnes f. nation i produce, increase, eyningeswyrt f. marjoram, WW301".
RHy6». cynlngteonn f. king's sustenance, provisions
+eynd-o, -u f. oynd = for the king's household.
eyne = cine IL ; cjne oene = cynlnggenffela m. great feud, El610.
eyneband m. diadem, NC279. cynlnggcrcordH np. royal banquet, WW
eynebealdf royally bold, very brave. 411"
eynebearn (a9 ) n. royal child, Christ. cyntto fitting, proper, convenient, becoming,
eyneboren royally born, M. sufficient, adv. -Hoe.
eynebdt f. king's compensation, LL. oynn n. kind, sort,rank,quaUtyi family,-
I. (i)
cynebotl n. palace, M. generation, offspring, pedigree, kin, race,
eyneeyna n. royal race, pedigree or family, people, jE,Bl,CP,Chr : gender, sex, AS,Lcd :
£),AO. propriety, etiquette. II. adj. becoming,
——-cyneddm (cyning-, Da) m. royal dignity, proper, suitable, CP.
kingly rule, government, Chr,Ol; : royal AO
+oynn=+oynd; cynn-=oenn-
ordinance or law : 'kingdom* ('kindom'), oyanjg noble, of good family, OEG.
royal possessions. cynnroco enes (. genealogy. NG.
cyneg= cyning oynren, (SynrCdj CEPa) n. kindred, family,"
oyne-geard, -gerd=oyneffvrd generation, posterity, stock, CP : kind,
eynegewMu np. royal robes, BH32*. species.
eynegierela m. royal robe, Met 25" (e»). oynresu a generation, Mt (pref.).
eyneglld n. king's compensation, LL462. cynryn= oynren
eynegodf noble, weU-bom, excellent. ojo, oy p = oeo, cypp ; c«p- = ciep-
oynegoldf n. regal gold, crown. cypa m. I. (also cype) f. vessel, basket, Lkf-
eyne-gyrd, -ge(a)rd.f. sceptre, M. OBQ. ['kipe'] II. (e, I) m. chapman,
eynehad m. kingly honour, state, or dignity, trader, merchant, M.
CP. ±e«pan (i) to traffic, buy, sell, barter. [Oer.
oyneham m. royal manor, KC. kaufen]
eyne-helm, -healm m. diadem, royal crown, +o*pe adj. for sale, M.
M : royal power. cjpe- = ceap-, oiepe-
cynehelmlan to crown, ZDA 20-37. o*pedsBg m. market day, OEG.
eynehlaford m. liege lord, king. expend m. one who sells, merchant.
cynehof n. king's palace, GPH301. cypera m. spawning salmon, Mwr 19 11.-
. eynette I. kingly, royal, CP : public, adv. cypercn (M) oypren ; cypp = oipp
-Hoe. II.=oynlic eypren made of copper, copper, AO. [oopor]
eynelicnes {. kingliness, BH 194**. oyprccsc I. cypress, Lcd 3* 1 18". [L. ]
eynemann m. royal personage, cypsan = cyspan ; cyr- = oer-, cier-, cir-
NG.
oyneren = oynren cyre m. choice, free will, JR. [ cure']~ - -
%
cynertce (cyning-) n. rule, sovereignty, Ckr, eyreatt m. oath sworn by an accused man and
Cl;CP region, nation, AO. ['kinriok; by other chosen persons, v. LL 2-293.
:
'kingrick'] oyreKf n. state of dependence on a lord whom

cynertht n. royal prerogative, EC 202" a person has chosen 9 person in such a state :
oyneroft noble, renowned. (v. BT and NC279).

-eynesclpe m. royalty, majesty, kingly power, cyren = (l) ceren, (2) oyrn
M. cyrf m. cutting, cutting off, what is cut offr- M :
oyneseU n. throne, capital city, AO. ['kerf']

eynestol m. throne, royal dwelling, city, M, oyrtet = ovrfet
AO,CP. cyrf el m. little stake, peg, 126". WW
©ynestri&t f. public road, 71*. WW oyrtet m. gourd. [Oer. knrbis]
eyneffrymllc very glorious, NC279. eyrfft pres. 3 sg. of oeorfan.
eyneVrymrat m. royal glory, majesty, power : oyrlge v. wsbI-c.
kingly host, Da 706. eyrin, oym (e) L 'chum,* WW.-
oynewatfen [-widen T] of royal purple, eyrnel (i) mn. (nap. oymlu) seed, * kernel,* *
TC638. pip, M,Lcd : (enlarged) gland, swelling,
eynewfee f. state, commonwealth. Led. [corn]

CYRNOD 71 D^GEHWBLC
+eyrnod, +eyrnlod granulated, rough, OEG. ±e$tt)Acan to become known.
cyrps=cirpe entiling = oyfting
eyrriol the Kyrie Bleeson, A 8-320. ±cytfaes f. testimony : testament (often of
=<»Bn-, oris- Old and New Test.), M: knowledge,
t n. cherry-tree, WW 138. [oiria ; L.] acquaintance.
sn to shorten. cjW, cftJCu f. kinship, relationship : 'kith, 9 '
—
* cyrtel m. (man's) tunic, coat, JB,AO
(woman's) gown, Ct. ['fctrfis']
: kinsfolk, fellow-countrymen, neighbours,
Lk : acquaintance, friendship : (±) native
eyrten I. fair, comely, JE intelligent, adv.
: land, home, Bo;AO,CP : knowledge,
•fioe (and oyrteHoe) elegantly neatly, fairly, familiarity, JSJiH.
,
well, exactly. II. ornament? WW216'. cywes- = cyfes-

cyrtenes (e1 ) f. elegance, beauty, cfwfl pros. 3 sg. of ofiowan.
±eyrten]Aoan (e1 ) to beautify, make elegant, e^wnng = ceowung
M.
cyrtJ pros. 3 sg. of oyrran.
cys-, oye-=oyse- f oeos-, oie-
cjsetet n. cheese vat, 379*. WW
efsehwAg n. whey, Lod 119b. mm t doe (female deer), M.
ejttot (LL465")=oysef»t dAd I. (*) (nap. d&da, dAde) 'deed,*,
f.
efsgerunn n. rennet. action, transaction, event, M,B,Bl,VPs.

eyslrbtem = oirisbeam II.=dead
t
ejalybb n. renaet, Led. [caeêttp'] dAdbana m. murderer, LL266[23].
icyspan to fetter, bind, [oosp] dAd-beta ( M), -betere m. a penitent.
__ ±eysaan to r tt««, ' JS BH,Mt. t [ooss] dAdbttan to atone for, make amends, be
ejastteoe n. piece of cheese. penitent, repent, JR. [dfidbot]
cyst I. fan. tree-wilt, choice, election : (w. gp.) dAdbetnes f. penitence.
tfe 6e*t of anything, the choicest, : picked M
dAdbdt f. amends, atonement, repentance,
host : moral excellence, virtue, goodness, CP, penitence, Mt ; AO. [' deedbote ']
j93 : generosity, munificence, CP. [oSoaan] dAdbdtnhttng f. mitigation of penance.
II, -cist I. dAdbttnas = dfidbetnes
efst prea. 3 sg. of oSosan. dAdelne bold in deed, B 1645.
eystan to spend, lay out, get the value of, dMfrom energetic, PPslOO*.
Cmtll24. dAdfrumat m. doer of deeds (good or b*d\,
cylbfiam = oistenbeam worker.
eystel (=cist-) f. chestnut-tree. dAdhata m. ravager, B275.
=
cystellee cystiglioe dAdhwsstf energetic, bold.
oyttlan (e) to put in a coffin, W. [seat] dAdlata m. sluggard.
^ — cystlg charitable, liberal, generous, CP; s M dAdlean n. recompense, Ex 263.
virtuous, good, ['custi'] adv. -fioe. dAdllo active, MG*.
cystignes, cystines f. liberality, bounty, good' dAdon =dydon pret. pL of don.
ness, M : abundance. dAdrdtf bold in deeds, valiant.
eystleas worthless, bad, Gi*1004. dAdrooa (Cfe257)=deatfecua?
cystlio=oyBtig; cystnes = cyetignee dAdweore n. mighty work, Ex 575.
e$*8 = ciesti pree. 3 eg. of oeosan. d»f-=daf-
efswucu f. the last week in which cheese was ±d»ftan to put in order, arrange, J3.CP.
%
'
allowed to be eaten before Lent. +<tefte mild, gentle, meek, Mt. ['daft \
eyswyrhte !. (female) cheese-maker, LL gedafen]
451[16]. +dsBfteDee f +daeftlioe fitly, in moderation,
efta m. 'kite,' bittern, Cp. in season, CP.
cfit (e) f. cottage, hut, cabin, : cell, M
cubicle, deeg m. gs. cbeges ; nap. dagas day, lifetime,
M. M,MtJ£k\ AO,CP. andlangne d. all day
cytel=citel; eytere=citere long, dsges, or on d. by day. t6 &, to"
eytwer m. weir for catching fish. drege to-day. d. n\r the day before, same
c$* = (l)c?SB, (2)oI»
" — ±eyUan to proclaim, utter, make known,
show forth, tell, relate, Cp,CrJn;CP :
dfBge one day. ofer midne a. afternoon,
on his dffige in his time, degee and nihtee
by day and by night, lange on d. far
prove, show, testify, confess, Mt,VPs : on, late in the day. emnihtes d. equinox.
exercise, perform, practise, (+) confirm,B ealle dagas always, Mt : Last Day, Bl :
i
LL : (+) make celebrated, wundor c. per- name of the rune for d.

form a miracle, ['kithe'; cfiC] dsagoandel (o*)t f. sun.
-t-cftfednes L testimony, LPs 121*. dsBgooK open, clear as the day.
e*ttere m. witness, martyr, M. dAge f. (female) bread maker.
cf9t$ known : (+) knowing, aware of, DR. dflsge-=ds3g-
ejtlng !. statement, narration, GD86 ,14 dssgehwele daily.

MGEKLIC 72 D^ttU
dagenllo of this day. some dale, be ramum dale partly : part of
dagea adv. v. cUeg. speech, word, MQr. ['deal']
daget-lage, -ege n. 'Aiwy,* Lcd,WW. ±dalan to divide, part, separate, share, Da
+dagett pre*, 3 sg. <fcire«? braves? W220". M,CP
bestow, distribute, dispense, spend,
:
dagfasten n. a day's fast. hand over to, An,Mk : take part in, share
dagfeorm !. day'* provision, 226". EC
with, Oen : be divided, fhilde, earfooe
dagnluttre adv. dearly , aw day, Gu665. dalan to fight, contend. Ideal']
daghryne degryne = +daledHce separately.
daghwam adv. cfotJy. dalend m. divider, Lkl2*.
daghwimlle o/ ciay, cfai/y, £3. adv. -Hoe, dalere m. divider, distributor, : agent, WW
M,AO. negotiator, : almsgiver, M. M
['dealer*]
daghwfl f. (pL) <foy«, It/stout, B2726. dating f. dividing, sharing, HGl423.
daghwonllee = ctoghwamlloe +dAIUmd = +daUand
daglang (o 1 ) lasting a day. Sol501. dalltas deficient, unskilled : destitute of,
daglanges adv. during a day, M. without.
dagllo = d®ghwamiic dalmalum adv. by parts or pieces, M.
dagmal nm. horologe, dial dal-neom-, -nvm- = damim-
dagmalspllu f. (itairMm o/ a rftoZ, WW12611 . daine* f. sharing out.
ttagmliatawere m. horoscope-observer, as- dalnlmend m. sharer, participator, par- M :
trologer, WW. ticiple, iEG*. [Oer. teilnehmend]

dagmete m. breakfast, dinner, WW 267". dainlmendne* f. participation, BJPsl2I».
dftgol=dIgol dainlmung f. participation, portion, share.
dag-red (or ? dagred) (Ê,CP) -red n. day- dalnumelnes = dalnimendnes
darn-, dan- =dem-, den- dap = d&op
l
break, dawn, Lie. [ dayred'] ;
dagrtdltoma m. light of dawn, NC280. dare v. daru; darne=dierne

dagrtdlle belonging to morning, early. darst, darote (e) f. leaven, NG,DR : (pL)
dagredsang m. matins, RB,CM. dregs, refuse, Lcd(e),Ps. ['drast']
dagridwdmat m. dawn. +darsted leavened, fermented, NG.
dagrtmt n. number of days. daft,dftwig=deao\ deawig
dagrlma m. dawn, daybreak, morning, JB. +daf en 1. n. what is fitting, GD84'. H. be-
[dayrim] coming, suitable, fit, proper.
dagryne daily, of a day, 224". WW +dafenlan (often impen.) to beseem, befit,
dagsang m. daily service, W290". be right, M.
dagieeald m? (shield by dayf) sun, Ex 79. +dafenlle fit, becoming, proper, suitable,
dagiteorra m. 'daystar,' morning star, M, right, adv. -lice.
Led. dafenllcnes f. fit time, opportunity.
dagiwasendo np. a day's food, LL(220"). +dafllc = -fdafenlio; daln-=dafen-
dagtfd day-time, time, period.
f. +daf nlendlle = +dafenlio
dagtfdum by day, in the day-time. dig m? (dah) 'dough,' Led : mass of metal.
dagtbna m. day-time, day, LPs 120*. dagai, dagee v. dag.
dagtferlle of the day, of to-day, daily, present, daglan to dawn, be day, ; M. BE
['daw']
M. dagungf. day -break, dawn, BH. ondagunge
dagtfern f. interval of a day, Lod. at daybreak.
dagtf erne adj. for use by day, every -day, CM. dah, d&l=dag,d£l
dagwaoean fp. day -watches, 110". WW dale m. bracelet, brooch.
dagweard m. day-watchman, 110". WW dalf (NG)=dealf pret. 3 eg. of delfan.
dagweoro n. work of a day, fixed or stated dallM (T for *dedaliso) 'deaaleus,' 221 s. WW
service, Ex : day-time, ['daywork'] +dalland n. land under joint ownership,
dagweortung f. feast day, El 1234. common land divided into strips, v. iii
dagwllla wished for day, Gen 2776. 2-443.
dagwlne n? day's pay, Gl. dilmad f. meadow-land held in common and
dagwlst f. food, meal, J&. apportioned between the holders, 3-200*. KG
dagwdmaf ssdagredwoma dalmattce? f. dalmatic (vestment), ANS
dal I, nap. dalu n. 'dale, valley, gorge, abyss, 84-13.
•
AO. II. pret. 3 sg. of delan. daln v. duel; daraK, dare8=darofl

-dal (a) mn. (p. d»l-ae, -e) portion, part, darlan to lurk, be hidden, ^L23«".
share, lot, Cp,Bl,Chi(k),VPs; AO.CP : darotSf m
- dart, spear, javelin, darotta l&f
division, separation, J&(&) : quantity, those left by spears, survivors of a battle.
amount, Led : region, district, AO. d. darotfhabbende spear-bearing, Jul 68.
wintra a good number of years, be dftle darottacende <etJ) mp. spear-warriors.
in part, partly, be heaJfam dele by half. darotfoceaft (deoreC-) m. javelin shaft.
be £nigam dale at all, to any extent, be Gen 1984.
Mm dale to that extent, oytian be dale daru f. gdfl. d»re injury, hurt, damage,
l
to make a partial or ex parte' statement. calamity, M.

DATAKUM 78 DELFAN
m. (indecL) date.
i deaftgodas mp. infernal deities, WW447*.
daft 'bloma,'mass of metal, WW141*. +dea*lantoKtf.
D»tmo adj. of David {psalms). deafflig m. deadly flame, Gb983.
deacon =dIaoon deatSlic 'deathly,' mortal, Bl deadly : dead. :
- dead (±) 'dead, 9 JB,B,Mt; AO,CP : torpid, deaffllenes f mortality, mortal state deadli- . :
dull bfod congealed blood.

d.
4«ad-=deati- deatimasgen n. deadly band, Gu867.
deadboren still-born, Lcd 1-206. deattrsseed (— e*) n. sepulchre, Ph4&
ideadian to die, JnX. [ t deod'l diaftrAs m. sudden death, Ah 997.
dftadUo subject to death, mortal, perishable, death***! n. clothing taken from the dead,
J& : causing death, 'deadly,' fatal, : spoils, WW397 M. AO
about to die. adv. -lioe. deaftreow murderous, fierce, Ah 1316.
deadnegel n. shroud, WW37'. [hragT) deaft-ecQa, -seufa m. death-shadow, spirit of
deadsprlng m. ulcer, Lod. death, devU.
dtadwylle 6orren, A026". deatfseyld f. crime worthy of death, LL130'.
deaf I. 'deaf, 9 Mt,Jul; VPs empty, tore*. deattseyldlg (LL), deadsynnig (NG) con-
:
CP4U" IL pret. 3 sg. of dfifan. demned to death.

-deafftan .
a-d. ; d«aflte=d5felio deatfcelet m. death-hall, hell.
dtefu f. deafness, Lod. diaflslege m. death-stroke, Rd6 14 .
deag=d»g deafispere n. deadly spear, Rd4m .

deag I. ftue, fuye, ^.fFlf :
4
dye,* WW. deatfstede m. place of death, Ex 589.
IL pres. 3 sg. of dugan. dtettarnnlgnes f. guiltiness of death, DR.
tfeagel=di(e)gol deatfflenung f. exequies, last offices to the
deaggede gouty, WW161 11 . [deaw] dead, funeral.
ideaglan to 'dye,* OEQ. deatfwang m. plain of death, Ah 1005.
dlagol, dSagol- =dIegol, digol- deattwige n. deadly cup, Gu964. [wftge]
deagung f. ^ dying,' colouring, M. deatiwarig dead, B 2125.
deagwyrmede gouty, WW 161". [deaw] deaflwlc n. dwelling of death, B 1275.
dean = deag I. and II. deafoyrd f./ote, death, 408" WW
deahl, deal=dlgol, deall deaw mn. 'dew,' M,CP,VPs.
deal* pret. 3 sg. of delfan. +deaw dewy.
daallt proud, exulting, bold, renowned. deawdrfas m.fall of dew? Da277. [dreosan]
dear pree. 3 sg. of *dtxrran. deawlg (S3, 6) 'dewy,' Ex.
dearo, deareC=deoro, darotS deawlgenAHeT dewy, HGl408.
dasrf I. pret. 3 sg. of deorfan. II. bold, NG. deawlgfetterat dewy-feathered.
daarfllo bold, presumptuous, NG. deawung f. dew, EHy7^.
dearftolpe m. boldness, presumption, NG deawwyrm m. 'dew-worm,' ring-worm*
dearn-onga, -unge (e1, i*) secretly, privately, tetter, LcU.
insidiously, M,AO,CP. deean m. one who has charge of ten monks.
dearo* =darotS ±deean to smear, plaster.
daarr pres. 3 sg. of 'durran. dseanbld m. office of a 'deoan.
deante (VPs)=d«rtte d6canon=decan
-d*a« (So) m. 'death,' dying, An,Bo,Mt; CP Deeembrls m. December.
cause of death, 2tf : in pL 'manes,' ghosts. decIInlaD to decline, /EG*.
dea*-=dSad- (v. ES39-324). deeBnlgendlle subject to infle ,-fflGB.
desftbAre deadly, CP. decllnuiig f. declension, A 8-313*.
deaVMsrlle (dead-) deadly. dM I. ( A) = dftd. II. = d§ad
deatfbeaonlgende boding death. dtde (KGl) =dyde pret. 3 sg. of ddn.
deatfbeam to. death-bringing tree, Gxh638. +dftfe (doefe once, in NG) befitting, suitable,
deatfbeddt n. bed of death, grave. proper meek, gentle, kindly, also ady.
:
deaffberende /o&zJ, deadly, CP. + dtteUefit, becoming, proper, adv. -Hoe, BH.
deatfbenies 1. deadltness, destructiveness, defen-=dafen ; daflio=deielio
LfcL21". +tfifnes mildness, gentleness, LPs 89".

f.
deatfewaluf f. deadly throe, agony : death by +deftnoe =+da3ftlIoe; dag=da3g

violence. dig (NG) = dftag pres. 3 sg. of dugan.
deafewealm m. death by violence, B 1670. dsf-=d*ag.,dleg-, dig-; degn=fregn
deaftewylmende killed. dehter ds. of dohtor.
deattdSBgf ni. death-day. dehtnung (KGl) = dihtnnng ; del = d»l
daaftdenut f. valley of death. dela nap. of delu.
dealldrepe m. death-blow, Ex 495. dllan=da3lan
dea*f*ge doomed to death, B850. 4-delf n. digging, excavation, iE,AO : what is
deatfflren f. deadly sin, Ce1207. dug, trench, quarry, canal, Mdf
dSaftgedal n. separation of body and soul by delfan* to • delve,' dig, dig out, burrow, M, -
death, Gu936. Bo,G; AO : bury.

DELFERE 74 DEORUN0
delfere m. digger, Bo 140". dtoful^deofol
delfln dolphin, WW293". [L.] deog pret. 3 eg. of deagan.
delfben n. spade, WW. deohl,deogol=*dlegol
delfung f. digging, 11
. WWU9 ±deon (A) to suck, JAW
19.
+delglan = +telman dtop I. : awful, my**—
'deep,' profound, Ps
deU nm. dell, hollow, dak, BH ;Mdf terious,CP (f) heinous, Ou,Jul : serious,
:
1
delu f. teat, nipple, CP405 . [OHG. till] solemn, earnest, Ex. d. ceap high price,
dem = demm great price. II. n. depth, abyss, Ex,Mi :
dema m. judge, ruler, iE,CP. the deep, sea, Lk.
-±deman(o'<ieem' {'i-deme'), consider, think, dtope adv. deeply, thoroughly, entirely,
estimate, compute, JB,BH : judge, determine, earnestly, solemnly, Ps.
decide, decree, sentence, condemn, BH,0,EI deopnyegendef deophydigt deeply medi-
CP : assign : (t) praise, glorify : (t) tell, tating, pensive.
declare, FAp. deoplan to get deep, Lcd125d.
demedlto that may be judged, GD336". deopUe deep, profound, thorough, fuuda*
*
dtaiendf m. judge, arbiter. mental, M,CP : gnevous. adv. -lioe * deeply,
dtaiere m. judge, MtL(oe). ['deemer'] Bo, W. W
demm m. damage, injury, misfortune, deopnes f. depth,abyss,LPsJfic : profundity,
loss,
AO,CP. mystery, subtlety, M. [' deepness ']
-demman t. for-d. deopftanool contemplative, very thoughtful,
demon demon, devil, DR. W2487 ; A 8-329. adv. -Hoe.
den = denn ; din = don pp. of ddn. deor I. n. animal, beast (usu. wild), Lk,Met,
Denalagu, f . the ' Dane taw, ' law for the part : 'deer,
1
WW;M,CP
reindeer, AO. II.
of England occupied by the Danes, LL. brave, bold, An,Sol i ferocious, : grievous, B
den-bAre, -berende n. swine-pasture, Mdl. severe, violent, Da,Sol. ['dear'] III. =
dene=denu deore
3
Dene mp. the 'Danes, Chr; AO. deoran=d?ran
deneland (m) valley. deortoren of noble birth, LL 104 [34,1].
Denemearo (e , 1
a*, e*) Denm-, f. Denmark. deore 'dark,' obscure, gloomy, B,Ps : sad,—
dengan (ncg) to beat, strike, NC281. cheerless sinister, wicked, LkJUaL adv.
:
denge=dyncge deoroe.
Denlie
r
Danish,' Chr. wk. nap, U deorcegrAg dark grey, WW.
DeniBcan the Danes. deoroful dark, gloomy, 8c.
['darkfuU']
denn n. 'den,' lair, cave, M; WW
swine- deorcllce 'darkly,' horribly JouUy,
: 391" QPH
pasture, v. Mdf. deorenes f. 'darkness,' Sc22&*.
dennlan (») to become slippery? ^CbrVoI. deoroung f . gloaming, twilight, M.
denstow i place of pasture, BC3144". deoreynn n. race of animals, M.
denu f. valley, vale, dale, A,Lk,VPs; Mdl. deore I. 'dear,' beloved, Jul : precious, costly,
['dean*] valuable, Bo : noble, excellent. II. adv.
deof = deaf pret 3 eg. of dufan. dearly, at great cost, Met,WW. IIL adv.
deof el-, deofl- =deofol- fiercely, cruelly, [deor II.]
deofenlan =dafenian deoren of a wild animal.
deofol mn. ge. deoflee, nap. deoflu, deofol, deorettaeeaft = darooeeeaft
a 'devil,' demon, false god, B,Mt,VPs; AO : ±deorf n. labour : difficulty, hardship,
the devil, CP,Jn,Jul; & diabolical person,
: trouble, danger, M.
JnLR. [L. diabolua] deorfald m. enclosure for wild beasts, WW
deofolcrseft m. witchcraft, AO. 201".
deofolound fiendish, Jud 61. dbdeortan' to exert oneself, labour, : be M in,
dfoioldM f. fiendish deed, 18. Da peril, perish, be wrecked, AO. ['derve ']
deofol-gleM (AO,CP), -gild, -geld (AO.VHv), deorfellen made of hides, M . WW328
-gyld (M) n. devil-worship, idolatry : idol, +deorfleas free from trouble, Gl.
image of the devil, M. +deorfnes f. trouble, tribulation, LPs45f .
deofolglelda (y») m. devil-worshipper, idola- deorfrltt n. preservation of game, deer-pro-

ter JEHl'70** tection, Chb1086.
dtofolgteldhOs n. idol temple, A0284'. +deorf8um troublesome, grievous, Chb1103;
deofolgltsung (diwl-) f. unrighteous mam- 1005 (y).
man, LkL16". deorgeat n. gate for animals, Ct.
deofolUo devilish, diabolical, of the devil, M. deorhege m. deer-fence, LL.
['deviUy'] adv. -lice. deorlan (CHB)=derian
deofolscln n. evil spirit, demon, deorlie brave, renowned, B585.
deofobclpe m. idolatry, NC286. deorllee 'dearly,' preciously, richly. El s
deofolstoe possessed by devils, lunatic, JE. sincerely, acceptably, AS4 1*.
dtofolseoenes f . demoniacal possession. deorllng (i, y) m. 'darlina,' favourite,
diofolwltga m. wizard, magician, Da 128. minion, JB,Bd,CP household god. :

DEORMOD 75 DINOR
deormodt courageous, bold. v. dlegol-.] II. adv. secretly. III. n. con-
deornett n. hunting-net, WW 183". cealment, obscurity, secrecy, mystery : hidden
deornunga = deamunga place, grave.
deorstertlce = dyrstelice dlegolful (§») mysterious, RD801 *.
deortun m. park, Gl. dlett = dealf pret. 3 sg. of delfan.
deor-wlertte (CP), -wurte (M), dielgian = dilegian
precious, dear, valuable, costly, dlend m. suckling, NG. [deon]
['dearworth'] dlere (y) *dear,* beloved, Lk : precious,
deorwyrttllo (eof , u 1 ) precious, valuable. costly, : AO
noble, excellent.
adv. -lice splendidly, Mi as a thing of ±dlernan (e, y) to *eej> secret, hide, restrain,
value, M. repress, AO; &(y). Vdern*]
deorwyrtines (u 8 ) f. treasure. dlerne (», e, y) I. hidden, secret, obscure,
deo* (NG)=dSa«; depan=dypan remote,BJEl,Lk;CV deceitful,evil, magical, :
depe = deop ; deppan = dyppan dir = deor

; B,CP,Gen. ['dern*] II. (y) n. secret.
Dera, Dere mp. Deirans, inhabitants of dlerne- = derne-, dyrne-
Deira. dlerra oomp. of diere, deore.
derian (w. d.) to damage, injure, hurt, Bo; dlgan as deagian
M,AO,CP. ['dere*] +<Hgan (&, f) to endure, survive, overcome.
derlendlle injurious, mischievous, noxious, dlgel= dlegol (wk. dlgla, digle).
hurtful, lEu <H£el- = dlegel- ; dlgl-, dlhl—diegl-, dlegel-
dfifflng (NG) = deorling dlgner=dInor
derne, derne- =dierne, dyrne- dlgol, digul, digol- = dlegol, dlegel-
dernegelegenetpe (derneleger-) m. adultery, dlhnlan = dihtnian
fornication, N. dlht n. arrangement, disposal, deliberation, -
derneleger adulterous, NG. adv. -ere licen- purpose, M
: administration, office : direc-
tiously, NG. tion, command, prescription, : conduct, M

dernunga (NG) =dearnunga : M
(+) piece of writing, composition,
derodlne m. scarlet dye, CP83*. literary work.
derste (VPs)=dajrate ± dlhtan, dihtian to arrange, dispose, appoint, -
derung f. injury, GD. direct, dictate, impose, M,Q : compose, write,
deslg = dysig ; diet . don. AS. ['dight*]
"
d§8 1. 3 p. sg. pre*, of ddn. II. 'manipulus, dihlere m. informant, expositor, % WW
sheaf? EPS 125». steward, M
(=dihtnere) : one who dictates,
+d§9lan to JK», mortify, DR,NG. Quth.
delftng f. putting to death, DR72». dlhtfaMtendag m. appointed fast.
delftfan? to suck, LkR. dllitig=dyhtig
dtwlg=deawig dlhtnere m. manager, steward, &.
dlaeon m. * deacon, minister, levUt, M,BE, dihtnian = dihtian
9
Jn, ±dlht-nung, -ung f. ordering, disposition.

dfaeongegyrela m. deacon's robe, BH90*. dUe m. l diU,* anxse, Ol,Mt,Lcd; CP.
dfaoonhad m. office of a deacon, M. ± dH eglan to destroy, blot out, CP. [ 4 dilghe '
dlaconrooe m. dalmatic, CM 723. Oer. tilgen]
dlaoonttenung f. qfflee o/a deacon, BH2721'. dilrt pree. 3 sg. of delfan.
<nan(A)=deon(A) eUglan (CP)= dilegian
-die mf. 'dike,* trench, ditch, moat, AO,BH, dlUgnes f. annihilation, destruction, Gl.
Chr; M; Mdf : on earthwork with a trench. dill, dim=dile. dimm
dfcere m. digger, M. dtrahlw of dark colour.
±dlelan to make a dyke or bank. dlm-hof n., -hole f. place of concealment, &.
dfeeeeard n. breach of a dike, LL455[13]. dlmhQs n. prison, OEG.
<Houng f. construction of a dike, WW. dlmlle (y) dim, obscure, secret, hidden, M.
['diking*] dlmm 'dim,* dark, gloomy, obscure, Bo,Qen, —
dfewalu f. bank of a ditch? KC5-334*. Sat : blut red, faint, MH
wicked : wretched, :
dlde, didon=dyde, dydon (v. d6n). grievous.

dlegan to die, NR38. dimmlan to be or become dim.
dlegel =diegol dlmnes 'dimness,* darkness, obscurity,
(y) f.
±<HegelHce (e, eo, i l , o«) secretly, AO,CP. gloom, Lcd,VPs;& : evil obscuration, :
dlegelnes f. privacy, secrecy, solitude, CP : moral obliquity, LL476[14] : a dark place.

hiding-place, recess, M(i) : secret, secret dlmacfla m. darkness, sin) An 141.
thought, mystery, AO,CP; £! (?). dincge=dynoge; diner =dinor
dbdleglan, -lian to hide, cover, conceal, hide ding I. v. dung I. II. = dung II.
oneself, CP. dlnglung f. manuring, WW 104 s
.
dHegle= dlegol dlnlg? (A8-4.50)=dung

dlegol (ft, e, ea, «o, i, ?) I. adj. secret, hidden, dlnor m. a piece of money, JSGa. [L.
obscure, unknown, deep, [for compounds denarius]
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DIO- 76 DON
d!o-=d*o-, dig-; dtowl-(NG)=d*ofol- dol-Uo audacious, rash, foolhardy, foolish,
dlppan=dyppan adv. -lice, CP.
r
dlrige dirge, vigilia,' CM. dohnanua = dnlmunna
dlrling (CP)=deorling dolsoeafta m. feU destroyer, B479.
dlrn- = diem-, dyrn- ; dte- = dys- dolselpe m. folly, error, CP387M.
-dtec m. 'dish, ' plate, bowl, Gl,ML dotaneitas = dolhsmeltas
dlscberend m. dish-bearer, seneschal, WW. dobprAo 1 silly talk, CP385*.
dlsolpul m. • disciple,' scholar, BE, Ml. dolwfflen I. rash, bold, Jul451. II. n.
dlselpula /einafc disciple, BH236". rashness, madness, Jul 202.
disclpulhad m. 'disdpkhood,' BE. dolwlte n. pain of a wound? (BT), punish-
dlse-ftegn, -«en m. dish-servant, waiter, ment of the wicked, pains of hell? (Tapper),
seneschal, steward, M. Rd27»
dlsg, disig =
dysig ddm m. 'doom,' judgment, ordeal, sentence,-
dlsm («ism) m. 'tajur,' ES 4 1-324. >irm; BE,JnL;M,CF decree, law, ordinance, :
dlsma m., disme f? musk? mosst OEG464 custom, M,VPs justice, canity, VPs : :
(A30-123) : 'cassia,' Ps44» (y). opinion, advice : choice, ophon, freewill i

dtrtsef m. 'distaff,' WW; A. condition : authority, supremacy, majesty,
dlwl- =s deofol ; dob»=dof-, dop- power, might, Jn; AO : reputation, dignity,
doc m. bastard son, WW. alary, honour, splendour, AO : court, tru
doeee f 4 dock, ' sorrel, Led. bunal, assembly : meaning, interpretation,
doegmm. 'dog,' GPU. -ddm maso. abstract suffix —state, condition,
ddolnoel n. bastard. power, etc, as in freoddm.
ddefe v. +dtfe. ddmssrn n. judgment-hall, tribunal.
ddeg, ddema (NG)=dasg, dema ddmboo f. code of laws, statute-book, manual
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ddere m. doer, worker, DR198*. of justice, MJjL. [ doombook']
doe*- = dea&- domds&g m. ' doomsday, judgment-day. '
dofen pp. of dufan. ddmiadlgt mighty, renowned.

dofftan (dobian) to be doting, Gl. domere m. judge, BoJjL ; CP. [' doomer ']
dofung f stupidity, frenzy, madness, Gl.
. domern ( JS) =ddmnrn
ddger=d6gor; dogga=docga ddmfsstt just, renowned, mighty.
doglan to endure? Rd l 9 . domfsestnes f. righteous judgment, LPs 1001
dogor mn. (da. ddgor and d&tore) day, AO, ddmgeornf ambitious : righteous.
CP. domhOs n. law-court, tribunal, Gl.
dogor-gerlm, -rimf n. series of days, time, ddmhwsst adj. eager for renown? strenuous
allotted time of life. in judgment? Cb428.
d6h = dag dohtar, dohter = dohtor
; ddmftan to glorify, magnify.
dohte pret. 3 sg. of dugan. domlso adj. of the day of judgment.
dohtlg competent, good, valiant, 'doughty* ddmltasf inglorious, powerless.
Ohr. [dugan] lie famous, glorious, praiseworthy :
dohtor f . gs. dohtor, da. dohtor, dehter, nap. jud\licial, JK t canonical, CM 268. adv. -floe.
±doh-tor, -tra, -tru 'daughter,' Mt;MjLO, domne mf. lord, Chb nun, abbess. [L.]
CP i female descendant, Jn. domsetl n. judgment-seat, tribunal, M.
dohtorsunu m. daughter's son, grandson, domiettend m. jurisconsult, 429s. WW
Chb982o. ddmstow f. tribunal, W148".
dohx=dox ddmweortkuigt f honour, glory.
.
dol I. adj. foolish, silly, CP : presumptuous. ±ddn anv.jpres. pto. do(e)nde, pes. 2 sing.-
[Goth, dwals; Ger. toll] II. n. folly, CP. dest, 3 deo, pret. sg. dyde, pi. dydon (m, i),
dolo=dalo; doleswatfa=dolgswaou pp. ddn to 'ao' {'i-do'), make, act, perform,
doll en pp. of delfan. (*u,MetJ>s; MJkO,CP : cause (often fol-
doig (dolh) nm. wound, scar, cut, sore : boil, lowed by the inf. with a passive sense or by
tumour, ^J. tot), CP,VPs. nig dydon riou aettan=
dolgbenn f . wound, Ax 1399. they caused kingdoms to be founded {—foun-
dolgbftt f. fine or compensation for wounding, ded kingdoms), AO : put, place, take (from
LL62[23,2]. or to), UP,M&s. d. up put ashore, +<L
±dolglan to wound, Rd. up exhume : give, bestow, confer, Ps : con
dolgUp m. idle boasting, B509. stder, esteem : observe, keep : to avoid
dolgrtne f. pellitory, ten 26a. repetition of another verb, JB,Gen,Mk :
dolgsealf f poultice for a wound, Lod.
.
(+ ) arrive at, Chb : (+ ) halt, encamp, cast
dolgslegef m. wounding blow, An. anchor, Chb, : (+) reduce, Chb. cL t5
dolgiwseti n., dolgswatin f. scar, M. hlerran hade promote, advance to a higher
dolh^dolg position. cL td nahte annul, make of none
dolhdreno m. drink for a wound, antidote. effect, d. td witanne cause to know, betre,
dolhsmeltas mp. linen bandages, WW107 n . furtior, d. prefer. +d. forC manifest, show
dolhwundt wounded. forth.

DOHLIC 77 DREORIGMOD
donlle active. drearlend inrushing tide? WW225 1 *.
dop-ened, -«nid f. diver, water-fowl, moor- drearung = drSorung
hen, coot, Gl. dreas pret. 3 ag. of dreooan.
dopfugel m. water-fowl, moorhen, Gl. drec-=dreoo-
-doppa v. dufe-d. ; -doppe fugol-d. . ±dreeean to vex, irritate, torment, oppress,
doppettan to plunge in, immeree, M. A,Qcn,OET. 9
afflict, Vdretch ]
-dor n. (nap. dorn, dor) door, gate : pose, Led, ±dreeoednes (M), dreoonng {Be) t tribula-
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Ps. [v.'door ] tion, affliction. dretching ']
['
doram. tomWe-tee^pJ^JPFP; M. ['dor'] dred =ar&d pret. 3 sg. of drftdan.

dorian pp. of deorf an. ±drftfan to stir up, excite, disturb, trouble,
donte (M,AO,CP) pret. 3 ag. of *dnrran. vex, afflict, B,Jn; M,CP. [dr6f; l
dreve
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]
dorwaard m. doorkeeper, N. +dretedlte oppressive, A 038".
dottm. head of aboil, Led. ['dot'] dbdrifednesi tribulation, trouble, scandal.
-ddung y. on-d. drM end (ft) m. disturber, RB.
drefllan to * drivel, WW.
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dox dark-haired, dusky, Gl.
dozlan to turn dark, ES 43-330. taitre m. disturber, RB121". rdrof]
-draea m. dragon, sea-monster, B,MHJPs : drifting I disturbance, 100*. WW
serpent, PaJ>s : the devil : standard repre- drege, dregan=dr?ge, dragan
senting a dragon or serpent, GPH302. drennlan ( MQ=dreahnian
dra-oentse, -cento, -eonae dragon-wort, drent pp. of dreooan.
f.
Lod. \L. draoontea] dreni- = drym- ; dr6me=dryme

dreaee (N) = draoa dreno m. ' drink, ' drinking, draught, M,Lcd
dNMan to dread, fear.
T CP : drowning, [drinoan; 'drench, 9
draft h f. expulsion. II. =draf 'drunk')
±drAfan to drive, drive out. drenean to five to drink, to ply with drink, -
drAfednes, drfcfnes f. trouble, distress. make drunk, Ps;CP : submerge, drown, M.
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[=dre?ednes] V drench ]
dr*fend I. m. Aimfer, Cba38. IL-drefend drenoouppe f. drinking-cup, WW3201 *.
+drieg =+dreag drence-=drenc-, drino-

drag• f. drag net, WW. [dragan] drencHMt m. flood, deluge.
dnegetf prea 3 ag. of dragan. drenehorn m. drinking-horn, Ct
dragnet! n. drag-net, WW. drenehfls n. drinking-house, 136**. WW
drshft, dnegti pret. 3 ag. of dragan. dreng m. youth, warrior, 140. Vdreng* ; Ma
dr&n, drono—dran, drino ON.]
dratp pret. 3 ag. of drepan. driocraft = drf ornft
draft =d»rst dreofon=drifon pret. pi. of drifan.
draetlg fuU of dregs, rubbishy, WW. +drtog I. n. keeping (shoes) in good con-
[dante;
t
dmsty 9
] dition, M : usefulness? RB123*. to +<L
dritt prea 3 ag. of dr&dan. gin to ease oneself, RB32**.
II. sober.
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_drat I, 1 action of driving, Bl : 'drove, herd, ±dr*ogan* to lead a
(certain) life, do, work,-
M : company, band, W;M. [drifan] perform, fulfil, take part in, conduct, GuJPs
IL pret 3 III.=dr&f
Jg. of drifan. AO. wide d. wander : be busy, employed :
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dragan* to dray, draw,* JnL,CP : go. experience, suffer, endure, sustain, tolerate,
drigense = draeentse Ex; CP : to enjoy, ['dree, 9 *i-dree 9 ]
dran (A) 1 'rfrone,' mf; A. +dr*oglAcan to put in order, regulate,
drano pret. 3 ag. of drinoan. arrange, attend to, M.
drapa=dropa; drea=dr* +drtogll0e (h) discreetly, carefully : meekly,
dreag, drean pret. 3 eg. of drtogan. modestly, humbly.
+draagt (*) apparition, vision : troop, drtohMlreog
crowd, rabble lamentation.
: sbdreopan* to drop.
dreahnlan (e) to drain, 9 strain out, Led. dreoplan (ea) to drop, drip, trickle.
dreaht pp. of dreooan. dreopung f. dropping, VPs (ea).
-dream m. jou, gladness, delight, ecstasy, dreort m. blood, [dreosan]
mirth, rejoicing, Ct,ChrJSat;
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: melody, AO dreord pret. 3 sg. of drftdan.
music, song, M. ['dream ] dreorffth bespattered with gore, B435.
dreameraft m. art of music. dr eorglan = dreorigian
dreamere m. musician, Bo38 T. dreor^ adj. ^bloody, blood-stained, : cruel,* B
dream-haebbendet, -healdendef happy, joy- grievous, Ou : sad, sorrotcful : headlong?
ful. V dreary ] adv. -Hoe sorrowfully, M.
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dreamleasf joyless, sad. V drearily ]
dreamlle joyous, musical, Gl. dr eorlgf eft sorrowful, Cr 1 100.
dreamnes 1 singing, LPs 136*. dreorlghleor sad of countenance, Wa83.
dreap pret. 3 eg. of dreopan. dreoiigtan to be dreary, sad, M.
dreap- (VPB)=dreop- dreorlgmod sad in mind, Geh 2804.

DREORIGNBS 78 DRYHST
4rtorignes I sadness, marrow* QD;J& dropen I. pp. of dreopan. II. (B2891>-
['dreariness'] drepen pp. of drepan.
=
4r tortile , dreorlic dreorig drop-fig, -fan I. spotted, speckled, Lea.
dreorsele m. dreary haU, WjtSQ. II. starting, Gl.
dreorungt t falling, dropping. droplan to 'drop,' drip, trickle, Ps.
distilling,
[dreosan] dropmAlum drop by drop, M.
±dreosan* to fall, perish : become weak, fail droppetaa, -ian to drop, drip, distil
drep=orep? droppetung, drop(p)nng (Ps) t 'dropping,*
+drep m. stroke, blow, An 1446. dripping, falling, M.
±6iopan*tostrike,kiU,overcomc,B. ['drepe'] droren pp. of dreosan.
drepet (y) m. droAe, 6tou% t*ofe*< tfeofa. +drorenlk perishable, NC293.
+drettan to consume., PPs70". drds, drosna (M) m., drome (VPs) I sedi-
4rf-=drv- ment, lees, dregs, dirt, ear-too*, WW.
drll I. (±) 1 /ever. MkRl"; ANS 84-324.
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[dreosan; 'dross ]
II. (+) driving, movement : what is driven, drQgatt = dxugoC
stubble. ±draglan to dry up, wither, [dr^ge]
-idrlfan 1 to 'drive,' force, hunt, follow up, dragon pret pL of dreogan.
pursue, JK,AO,CP : drive away, expel, : Mk
drwgott t, drfigooa m. 'drought,' dryness,
practise, carry on, RB; M : rush against, WW
: dry ground, desert, LPs. [dryge]
impel, drive forwards or backwards, CrJZC : drugwng = drugoo*
undergo. drub m. dust? Soul 17.
4rlgffi, drijgti pre*. 3 sg. of dreogan. drunoen I. fn. drunkenness. II. pp. of
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drihtt pros. 3 sg. of driogan. drinoan. III. adj. 'drunken, drunk, 8c;
drlm=dr£am AO.
- ±drlno drink, ' oeveroye, Bo,Chr,0 fara*At, druneenes =draneennes
' :
Iff clrinHiif , carousal

: druneengeorn hankering after drink, drunk-
•drine- t. also drync-, dreno-. en.
drlnca (m), drinoe (f)=drino druneenhad m. drunkenness.
+drlnca m. cup-bearer, NC293. druneenlg drunken, LkL 12**.
-drinoan 1
to drink, &,Lk AO,CP. pp. druneenlAwe 'inebrious,' CP«2*.
;
drunoen refreshed, elate {with drink), drunk. druneennes 1 'drunkenness,' intoxication,

+ drinoan to swallow up, engulf, M. AO,Lk;M.
4rlneere m. 'drinker,' drunkard, MtL. drunoensetpe m. drunkenness.
4riortg = dr§orig drunoenwlllen drunken, CP401".
drisn f 1 false hair? hairy roots of plants? (BT) drunemennen n, drunken maidservantt
+dAtnn1 'cacare,'Lcdl9o4K ['drws'] RdIS 1 .
drtttng t 'egestio' (so. ventris), A8-449. ±drunontan to be drunk, : sink, drown, M
± drdf dirty, muddy, swampy, turbid, troubled, MtL. ['drunken']
Led. Vdrof; drefan] drunonlng f. drinking, LPs 22*.
4rdfe grievously, severely, LcdS-28611. dranoon pret pL of drinoan.
+drofednes = + drefednes drupian = dropian
droflg troubled. drupon pret pL of dreopan.
droflle trotiMe«ome t tormenting. druron pret pL of dr&osan.
drdf pret 3 eg. of dragan. druslanf to droop, become sluggish, stagnant*
droge f T excrement, Lcd 118b. turbid, [dreosan]
drogen pp. of dreogan. drut f. beloved one, DD29L
•drtigon pret pL of dragan. druw-=drug-
drdn pret. 3 sg. of dragan. dry m. magician, sorcerer, M,AO z sorcery.
drohnlan = drohtnian [Cell drOi]
droht I. m? nT condition of life. II* (6?) +drycned afflicted, AO 102w .
puU, draught, WW486". m. witchcraft, magic,

diferasft sorcery, M :
4rohtatf m. mode of itft*J, conduct : environ- magician's apparatus.

ment, society : mndition, employment, drfenefttg skilled in magic
vocation. • I drfcneftlga m. sorcerer, GD27 tf.
drohtlan (CP), droktnian (^S) to conduct dryecge=dryicg©
oneself, behave, associate with, lead a life, dryian = (l)drifan { (2) drefan; dr*g=dr?
live, continue, [dreogan] ±drpgan (i) to 'dry, 'dry up, rub dry, Bo,Jn
droht-(n)otf, -nung=droht-ao\ -ung CP.
•drohtnung t condition, way of life, reputa- dr^ge (i) 'dry,' A,Bo,Mt : parched, withered?-
tion, conduct, CP. Lk. on drygum on dry land, td drjgum
drone = drano pret 3 sg. of drinoan. to the dregs.
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4ropa m. a 'drop, Az,Lk, VPs ; AO,CP : drpgnes (!) f. dryness.
gout? Lcd : humour, choler. drygseeod dry-shod, W293 17.
+dropa m. a kind of date, OEG474. dr^hst pros. 2 sg. of dreogan.

DRYHT 79 DtJNLIC
drybt (i)t t (±)multiiude t army, company, dryncwnig drunk, WW437 n .
body of retainers, nation, people, Ex : pL ±dr?pan to let drop, cause to fall in drops,
men. ['dright'; dreogan] J&lAO moisten, M. ['dripe']
:
+dryhta m. comrade. drype=drepe

dryhtbealo = dryhtenbealo dryref m. ceasing, decline : fall, deposit,
dryhtbearn n. princely youth, B2035. [dreoean]
dryhtcwen f. noble queen, Win 98. dryallc terrible, WW191*.
dryhtdom m. noble judgment, VPa. drynnlant to become obscure, gloomy.
dryht-ealdonnan (NC), -ealdor (WW) m. ±dryinan to extinguish, NG. [droen]
*
paranymphus,' bridesman. +dryinlan to vanish, disappear, LkL24 n .
dryhten (i) m. ruler, king, lord, prince, JRyB dubUan to 'dub; strike, knight (by striking
the Lord, God, Christ, CP. ['drightin'] with a sword), Chr 1086s.
dryhtenbtag (drihtin-) m. payment {to the &to*L l duck,'CL
king) for killing a freeman, LL. dbdfkfan* to duck, 'dive,' Rd;M: immerse,
drybtenbealut n. great misfortune. BH,Bd : (+) sink, be drowned, AO.CP.
dryhtendom? m. rule, majesty, glory, duledopoa m. pelican, LPs. Vdivedap']
An 1001. dugan pros. 1, 3 dSag, dSah, pt dugon, pret.
dryhtenhold (i) loyal, Gnr 2282. dohte 8wr. (ueu. impers. ) to avail, be worth,
dryhtenlie lordly : divine, of the Lord, M. be capable of, competent, or good for any-
acjy. -Kce. thing, MtL : thrive, be strong : be good, vir-
dryhtenweard m. lord, king, Da 536. tuous kind, B,8aL ['dow']
dryhtfolet n. people, troop. dug-aft, -e$, -oC=duguC
dryhtgeslttm. retainer, warrior, Fnr44. dugutf fm. body of noble retainers, people,
dryhtgestreon n. princely treasure, Rd 18*. men, nobles, the nobility, Ex AO ; : host,
drybtguma m. t«w"<>''» retotner, follower, multitude, army : the heavenly host : strength,
man : bridesman. power : excellence, worth, By; J5,AO mag- :
dryhtin- = dry hten- nificence, valour, glory, majesty : assistance,

dryhtleoft n. national song, hymn, El 342. gift : benefit, profit, wealth, prosperity, sal-
dryhtllo (i) lordly, noble, B,Oen. d. gebed vation, Cr : what is fit, or seemly, decorum,
the Lord's Prayer. [' drightlike']. adV.-lioe. ['douth']
dryhtmann m. bridesman, Gl. duguftealdor m. chief man, president.
dryhtmMhn m. princely treasure, B2483* duguftgtfu (a*, e*) f. munificence, Gl.
dryhtnt m. warrior's corpse, Ex 163. dugufflfe authoritative, chief, noble, OEG.
dryhtsclpet m. lordship, rulership, dignity : adv. -lioe.
virtue, valour, heroic deeds. dugutimiht f. supreme power.
dryhtMlef m. princely hall. dugutfa&mere m. 'municeps,' OEG 7".
drybtolbbf t peace, htgh alliance. duhte = dohte (v. dugan).
+dryhtu elemental OEG.
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dulfon pret. pi. of delfan.
dryhtwAmend, -wemere (i) m. bridesman, dulhrune = dolgrune
OEG 1774. dulmunus? m. a kind of warship, AO.
dryhtwerast mp. men, chieftains. dumb dumb, silent, An,Mt ; M,CP.
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— -
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dryhtwunlendet living among the people. -dumblan v. a-d.

drybtwur* (i) divine, M. dumbnes f. dumbness, NC282.
dryhtwuHSa (i) m. theologian. dun = dunn
dr?htf pres. 3 ag. of dreogan. dan fm. nap. duna, done 'down,' moor,
drftoge f. witch. height, hill, mountain, Bl,Chr,Mt; JE; Mdf.
dr+Jle magic, magical of dune down, downwards.
dryman (6; =i) to sing aloud, rejoice, LPs. dun-eBlf, -elf, -ylf f. mountain elf.
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['dream ] dune down, downwards, [dun]
drfmann m. sorcerer, magician, M. dunelf en f. mountain elf, 1899. WW
±dr?me (€), +drymed melodious, harmoni- dunestfgende descending, VPs87».
ous, cheerful. dunf ealu dun-coloured, WW.
drync m. 'drink' {'drunk'), potion, draught, dung I. £ da. dyng, ding prison, Ah 1272.
drinking, Cp. II. f. 'dung,' WW.
dryne- v. also drenc-, drino-. dungrftg dark, dusky, 246*. WW
[dunn]
dryneehom (i) drinking-horn. dunh- = dimh-
dryncelian by a dunhunlg
(i) n. scot-ale, the ale given n. honey from downland,
seller to a buyer on concluding a bargain LoDl32a.
(BT). t. LL2-56. dunlendlle (danond-) falling down, tottering,
drynofBBt (i) n. drinking vessel LPs 106" (BT).
dryncgemet (i) n. a measure of drink, NC dunland n. downland, open country.
287. dunlendlse mountainous.
+dryncnes f. immersion, baptism, JSL23b, dflnJIe of a mountain, mountain-dwelling
723. WW376«.

DUNN 80 DYR
dunn 'dun,' dingy brown, dark-coloured, dwinan 1 to waste away, languish, disappear,
Ct,WW. Lcd,WW. I'dwine']
dunnlan to obscure, darken, Bo. Vdun'1 +dwol heretical
dunondllo v. duniendlio. ±dwola m. error, heresy, BH,MtLR : mad-
DQnaAte mp. inhabitants of the mountains man, deceiver, heretic, J&^Bh : 'nenia,' MtL
of Woks, LL. p. 8». ['duwfc'l
dun-eera»ft n. nap. -ecrtdu hill-cave. +dwolblaoop m. heretical bishop.
dura^duru ±dwoleraaft m. occult art, magic.
durfon pret, pi. of deorfan. dwolama^ dwolma
durhare (durere) m. folding door, Ol. -f dwolenfperverse, wrong, erroneous.
durran* (+in NG) swv. prea. 1, 3 ag. dear(r), +dwottor. n. a going astray, RHy 6M.
2 dearet, pL durron, aubj. dune, dyne, +dwolgod m. false god, idol, image, 106*. W
pret ag. dorate (u, y), pi. doraton to 'dare,* ±dwoJlan to be led astray, err, wander, BH;
venture, presume, JkjLO,BHJlo,MeL CP. ['dicefe']
duntodl n. door-post, WW. tocffl* foolish :erroneous,heretical, A. adv.
-duru (dure) i ga. dura, da. and nap. dura, -lloa.
duru 'door,' B,G; CP.Chr.
gate, wicket, ±dwotana m. chaos.
duruhaldand (e*) doorkeeper, JnL18". ±dwolman m. heretic, £2,AO,CP.
durustod (WW) = duntodl +dwolmlat m. mist of error.
durutfagn m. doorkeever, Ax 1002. + dwolaprite I. heretical talk.
duruffinan t female door-keeper.
duruwaard m. doorkeeper, JRJnL (dur- dwoltttng n. imposture, idol
+dwolaum misleading, erroneous, A
weard). ['doorward*]
x
dwolung t foolishness, insanity, WW 300 s1.
doat (ft) n. dust,' MJxA\ AO.CP. dwomer = dwimor

dnatdrano m. drink made from the pulverised dworgadwoatle = dweorgedwoal©
seeds of herbs, Lod. dwyid=dwild
dtettgrf«j<y,OEGlS;3». dwylman v. fordwilman.
dQataoeawung I (viewing of dust), a dwy-mer, -mor^dwimor
visit to
grave, BlIIS*. dwyrgedwyale = dweorgedwoela
dOatawarm m. dust-like swarm, OKG23M. dybblan to pay attention to, OEG645.
dQaVacdftit d«dan (-1) to kiU, LL. [dfiadl
dofthamor m. papyrus, sedge, WW. dyde prat. 3 ag., dydon pret. pL ol don.
dwaal-=dwels -fdw*rtan=-fCw*rian dydar-=dydr-
dbdwAa I. dull, foolish^stupid. II. m. dydrtan to deceive, delude.
clumsy impostor, JSL23**. dydiin ? yolk, Lod. m
[Ger. dotter]
±d«Asoan to put out, extinguish, destroy. dydrung (— i) i delusion, illusion, A.
dwaYaftan to become stupid, HL. dftan (— I) to dip, immerse.
tmmmm fooUsh. adv. -Hoe. doling i immersion, W36».
+dw*amann m. fool, I1 . ML m ityfet prea. 2 ag. ol dufan.
dwAenes t stupidity, foolishness, A. dfgal-, d*gl., ayhl-=<fiegol., dieg(o)l-
dwal-=dwol- dyht, dyhtan=dibtt dihtan
van pret. 3 ag. ol dwinan. dyhUg(o) 'doughty,' strong, B,Q*n* [dugan]
raaMe prat. 3 ag. ol dweUan. dyl©=dile; +0^1aglan=+dilegian
• asdwol- dylsta m. festering matter, filth, mucus, Lcd.
dwattan to lead astray; deceive, &. mucous, Lcd 26a.
dylatflit
dweUan pret. ag. dweelde, pp. dweald to lead dym-, dvn-=dim-, din-; ±dyn=dyue
astray, minder, prevent, deceive, BoJSd ; A : dynaga f. dung, manure, litter : manured land,
tobeledaetray,wander,err,M,Ml ['dwele,* fallow land, OEG. [dung]
1 1
dwell'] dyne m. 'din, noise, Satjsol
dwaWaa Io wander, LPall8lia . +dyngan (AO), dyngian (WW) to 'dung.*
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+dweola> + dweolaa = +dwola dyntanto make a 'din, sound, resound, JB;
dwaoUgan - dwoDan & i stream? ANSI 18-385.
dwaorg (a, i) m. 'dwarf,* OL [Ger. iwerg dfnlgef. apJo»*,LcDll3b. [dun]
dweorge-dwoale, -d(w)oa(t)le t d^nn, dynnan==dvne, dynian
flea-bane, Qi*Lcd. dynt m. 'dint,* blow, stroke, bruise, stripe*
dweorh=dweorg JnL;CP:ihua\
±dwlld (y) n. error, heresy, Chr. Vdunld'] dfp^deop
+dwUd»ttartWfung (dwel-) i heresy, A 9
dfnan I. to 'dip : baptize, MtR(e) : (+)
8*460; 13-318. anoint EPel4&. IL to make greater, LL.
+dwildtte (y) deceptive? WW". d+pe=deop
dbdwt-mar (-mer) n. phantom, ghost, iUasion, dypie double, A8-334».
<£. dyppan (e, i) to 'dip,* immerse, Lca\Mk :
illusory, unreal adv. -Roe, baptize, MtB.
dfn^tdeor

DYKE 81 EAFORA
dyre da. of dura. Ps;M,AO. ['eo'; Goth, ahwa] II. in
d?readj.=diere terj. v. eala.
+dyre n. door-pott, M. iae I. adv. also, and, likewise, moreover, M,
±dyrtan to afflict, injure : imperil, endanger. AO,CP. ge...ge eao 6oft... and abo. n5...
.£839-342. [deorfan] ne" &&c... neither... nor even.... eao awa, eao
€
dyrflng f? actio,* GPH395. awiloe also, likewise, moreover, as if. Sao
3 ag. of deorfan.
dyrltt prea. gelioe likewise. eao hwsaore however, never-
dyrn-=diern-, dern- theless, eao Con besides. II. prep. w. <L
dyrneforlegen adulterous, LL(14419 ). together with, in addition to, besides. [Qer.
dyrnegeUgre I. (ie, e) n. adultery, AO,CP. auoh]
II. m. fornicator, DR1071 . eaca m. addition, increase, reinforcement,
dyrngewrit n. apocryphal book, WW34718 . advantage, profit, usury, excess, Chr;M,
dyrnfaflmende (i) fornicating, adulterous, AO,CP. to Saoan (w. d.) in addition to,
WW 383". besides, moreover, Bo.
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[ eke
']
dyrnllee secretly, Lod 3*424". eaoan=Iecan
dyrnUegan* to fornicate. teoen increased, augmented : richly endowed,
dyrnmaga m. president at mysteries, GPH strong, great, vast, vigorous : pregnant.
397. eaoeneratttg huge, B2280.
dyrnunga = deamunga ; dyrodlne-= derodine taoerse f. water-cress, Lod 35b. [6a]
dyrra=dlerra; dyrre v. *durran. eaclan to increase, CP.
+d?ralan to praise, glorify, hold'dear, prise, ±eaonlan to add, increase, be enlarged be- :
Jin>300. [diere] come pregnant, conceive, bring forth, M,CB.

+dyrst 1 tribulation, Hell 108. eaenlendlle adj. to be increased, OEG1078.
dyrste=dorate pret. 3 ag. of *durran« ±taonung t increase, Gl : conception, bring-
+dyrstelIoe = dyratigliee ing forth, M.
±dyratlg venturesome, presumptuous, daring, •adt n. riches, prosperity, good fortune,
bold, CP. adv. -lice. [*durran] happiness.
+dyratlgian to dare, presume, BH468". ead-=ed-
±dyratlgnee f. boldness, insolence, daring, eadenf (pp. of *eadan) granted.
presumption, arrogance, rashness, M,CP. eadeaa=adesa
dyrstingpanne = hyratingpanne todfrumatm. giver of prosperity.
±dyretle*ean to presume, dare, JE. eadga wk. form of eadig.
+dyntlAeung f. courage, boldness, GD71 W . eadgian = eadigan
dyratnee = dyratignea tedglefaf m. giver of prosperity.
dyru da., dyrtun dp. of doro. tedglef iif f. gift of prosperity.
dyr-wrurUe, -wyrtie=deorwiertie tadhrWlfft happy, blessed, triumphant.
dys- = dis- ; dyieg^dyaig, dyag- eadlg wealthy, prosperous, Cr '.fortunate,
dyiello (^) = dv8lio happy, blessed, perfect, Ou,VPs;M,CP.
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dysgian to act foolishly, make mistakes, Bo; [ eadi ]
M : blaspheme, O. ±tod^^ to count fortunate, caUblessed,BI,:
dysgung L foUy, madness, Loi>53b. enrich, make happy.
dyalan = dysgian oadlgilo prosperous, rich, happy, blessed.
- dyslg (e, i) \. foolish, ignorant, stupid, Bl,Mt ; adv. -Hoe.
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JE,CP. [* dizzy ] II. n. foolishness, error, tadlgnea 1 happiness, prosperity, M.
AO,CP. III. m. fool, VPsdi: eadlean*=<edlean
dyslgan = dysgian tadluf u f. blessed love, Jul 104.
dyslgdflm m. jolly, ignorance. eadmM, eadmdcLt=<eatim6d
dyslgnea f. foUy, madness, blasphemy, BE; eadmttto =SaSmettu
M,AO. ^dizziness'] eadnee f. inner peace, ease, joy, prosperity,
dysigu=dyaigIL Bun gentleness.
: [* sadness* ; eafl]
dysllo foolish, silly, stupid, jE,CP. adv. eadoeee f. water-lily.

-fioe. eador = (1) geador, (2) eodor
dfstlg dusty, WW517». [dfiat] eadorgeard m. inclosure of veins, body? (GK)
dyttan to shut to, close, stop. An 1183 (or Tealdor-).
dj* f. fuel, tinder, OEG2*»; op. l«55n. eaduae (A10-143,0 ) = adefla
dftt-homar, -homer = dufthamor fodwelaf m. prosperity, riches, happiness.
to v. ea. eas- = ea- ; eaf era = eafora
eaflsof m. river-fish.
eafor I. mn? the obligation due from
a tenant
king to convey goods and messengers?
to the
ft da. of ea. (BT),Ct. II. (*) draught-horse, v. LL2-57.
ea I, f. (nan. indeeL in eg., but with ooel. ga. III. = eofor, eafor- =eofor-
eaa; dis. ie, 3, ft, e» ; nap. §a,ean; gp. 5a; eaforaf m. posterity, son, child; successor,
dp. ea(u)m, ean) water, stream, river, Chr, heir. [op. Ooth. afar]
O. H. 6

EAFOB EALDORDOM
ealotSf xl power, strength, might eald (a) comp. ieldra, yldra; sup. ieldest,
eatra=eafora; ealtra=»fterra yldest 'old, aged, ancient, antique, MyB,
iagseppel (a1 ) m. apple of the eye, eyeball CP; AO : experienced, tried : honoured,
eagbr&w m. eyelid. Led 1*362. [* eyebree'] eminent, great. 8a ieldstan men the chief
eagduru t window, MH. men.
Cage (6) n. 'eye,* GJLcd; AO,CP : aperture, ealda m. old man, RHy6* : the Devil.
Lk.
hole, ealdbacen stale, LL(360").
eagtce m. eye-ache, Lcd. eald-e«98 (AO), cytS«u t old home, former
eagfleah m. albugo, a white spot in the eye, dwelling-place : old acquaintance, M.
WW. ealddagas mp. former times, AO.
eaggebyrd 1 Ph301.
no^ttre o/fte eye? ealdddm m. age, AO.
eaggemeare (eah-) Kmft o/ view, Aomoi>9 ealde=ielde
n.
DD148. ealdefseder m. grandfather.
eaghrlng (eah-, eh-) m. eye-socket, pupil, M. ealdem6dor f. grandmother.
eaghttyrl =eagoyrel ealder=ealdor
•aghyll mu eyebrow, WW415 M ealdfader m. forefather, A. [' eldfother']
.
taghyrne (heah-) del corner of the eye, WW

ealdfeond (i)f m. old foe, hereditary foe, the
166". devil.
eagmlst (eah-) m. dimness of the eyes, Lcd ealdgeeyndt n. original nature.
11a. ealdgeta m. ancient foe, 118M. AO
eagort=£gor; eagosplnd=hagospind ealdgefera m. old comrade, AO 152M .
eagsealf f. 'eye-eofee/ WW. ealdgeneat m. old comrade, Ma 310.
eagseoung f. disease of the eye, cataract, ealdgenlfflat m. old foe, Satan.
WW414". aaldgeiiht (a1 ) n. ancient right, Ct.
eagsf ne vt*t6fe to fte eye. adv. -synee, M. ealdgesegen t ancient tradition, B869.
eagtfyrel n. eye-hole, window, BH. [*eye- ealdgedVt m. old comrade.
ealdgestreon n. ancient treasure, AO.
eag-w&rc, -wyro, -wr&o m. pain of At eyes, aaldgeweoret »- old-standing work, the world,
Lcd. ealdgewlnn n. old-time conflict, B1781.
eagwund f. womuZ in the eye, LL20[47]. ealdgewlnna m. old enemy, B 1776.
eagwyrt f. eye-wort, eye-bright, Lcd. ealdgewyrhtt n. former deeds deserts of :
eah-=eag, ea- former deeds? traditional usage? B2657.

eaht (a, e, e) f. assembly, council e. bemttan ealdhettende mp. old foes, Jim 321.
to Aofct a eauneti : eefeem, estimation, esti- ealdhlalord m. hereditary lord, AO.CP.
mated value. ealdhrffier? n. an old ox.
eaht=»ht ±eakUan (a) to grow old, Jn;M. {'eld,*
eahU », e) 'ettfA*,' B,Chr; CP.
(a, 'old']
eahtal eald eightfold, &. ealdland n. land which has been long untitled?
eahtahyrnede eight-cornered, jE2-496m . (BT), ancestral property? (Earle), EC327".
eahtanf I. to persecute, pursue. II. to ealdlandraden t. established law of landed
estimate, appreciate. property, LL448[4,6] (or T two words, BT).
eahtanlhte eight day's old (moon). ealdUe old, venerable, M.
eahtateofla 'eighteenth,' AO. ealdnet f. old age, M. ['eldness,' 'oldness']
eahta-Uene, -tyne 'eighteen,' Lk (eht-). ealdor (a) I. m. elder, parent, BH,Oen. pL
eahtatlg eighty, AO. ancestors : civil or religious authority, chief,
eahtawlntre of eight years old, M. leader, master, lord, prince, king, : source : M
eahtend m. persecutor, PP8118"6 . primitive, MQ^. [eald; 'alder'] II.n(f?)
eahteo«a = (l) eahtateotia, (2) eahtotfa (t) **/e - ^^P ** : (t) °V«» °W age : eternity.
eahtere m. appraiser, censor, Lcd. on ealdre td ealdre for ever, always, awa
eahtetta (AO)=eahtotia to ealdre, to widan ealdre for ever and ever.
±eahUan (», e) to estimate, esteem, CP : con- [Oer. alter]
euft about, consider, deliberate uofeA over,
: ealdorapostol (a) m. chief apostle, BH3147 .
M : speak of with praise. [Oer. aohten] ealdorbana (a1 ) m. life-destroyer, Gen 1033.
+eahtlendlio estimable. ealdorbealuf n. life-bale, death.
eahtnes=ehtne8
eahtotta 'eighth,' Men; Chr.
ealdorblscop m. chief bishop, archbishop, : M
high-priest, M.
±eahtung f. estimation, valuation, CP : ealdor-bold, -botl n. palace, mansion, BH.
deliberation, counsel. ealdorburg t. metropolis.
ealJ=*eall, »1; ealaêalu ealdoroearu (a1 ) f. great sorrow, B906.
tall interj. alas I oh/ lot £!,AO,CP. [ea II.] ealdordeegt m. day of life.
talad f. watery way, An 441. ealdordima (a1 ) fm. chief judge, prince.
taland n. island, Chr. ealdordeofol m. chief of the devils, NC282.
ealaft v. ealu. ealdorddm m. power, lordship, rule, domi-
eaIbeorht=eallbeorht; ealc=»lo nion, authority, magistracy, PPs;M,AO,

EALDORDOMUC 83 EALU
GP : superiority, preeminence
9
: beginning t men, JS. II. adv. fully, wholly, entirely,
Jul190. ['alderdom ] quite, Cr,QD,0en. e. swa quite as, just as.
MldorddmHo 'principalis,' EPs. e. swa miole swa as much as. mid e., mid
ealdordomselpe? m. office of alderman, Chb eallum altogether, entirely, ealra swttfost
983o. especially, most of all. ealne weg (also
ealdordugtf&t t nobility, flower of the oontr. ealneg) always, ofer e. (neat.)
chief*. everywhere, into all parts. I1L n. aUp
ealdorfrea (a1 ) m. lord, chief, Da46. everything.
ealdorgeard m. enclosure of life, body, An ealla=gealla
1183? (or? eador-) eallbeorhtf all-bright, resplendent.
ealdorgedalt n. death. eallbyrnende burning all over, M.
aaldargeseeaft t state of life, Rd40». ealUroftlgt («1-) all powerful.
eaktorgewlnnat m. deadly enemy. ealldryge completely dry, M.
eaMorlang fCHB937A.
life-long, eternal, eallenoten m. season of Lent, RB60*.
aaMorltas I. lifeless, dead, B15. II. de- eallenga = eallunga
prived of parents, orphaned without a chief. ealles, ealle adv. (g. of eall) entirely, wholly,
:
eaktorleguf f. destiny
death. : fully, quite, e. for swioe altogether, utterly.
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ealdortlo principalis, chief, princely, excel-
*
eallgeleaflic universally believed, catholic.
lent : authentic, adv. -lice. eallgod aU-good, M.
ealdorttcnes f. authority, CP. eallgrenef all-green, green
ealdormann (o») [v. LL
2-359] m. 'alder- eallgylden all-golden, CP (ml-).
man,' ruler, prince, chief, nobleman of the eallhalig all-holy, PPsl31*.
highest rank, high civil or religious officer, eallhwlt entirely of white, Ct.
chief officer of a shire, Chr; MJlO,CF : as ealllo universal, catholic.
trans, of foreign titles, JnL,Mt. ealllnga = eallunga
ealdornerut i life's preservation, safety, ealllren entirely of iron, B2338.
refuge. ealH&lg aU-icy, very cold.
eaJdoraieerd m. high priest. eaUnuagenf n. utmost effort
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ealdorsclpe m. seniority, headship, suprem- eallmftft (ol-, ®l-) adv. nearly all, 'almost,
acy, sovereignty, M. for the most part, A, Chr.
ealdorstol m. throne, Rem 23. eallmlht f. omnipotence, PPs 135u .
ealdorVef nf m. chief attendant, retainer, dis- eallmlhtig = solmihtig
tinguished courtier, chieftain. eallnaood entirely naked, Gen 871.
eaJdorwtea (a1 ) m. chief, Gen 1237. saline* = ealneg
ealdott (ald-aht, -ot) vessel, Gl. eallnlwe quite new, M.
eaWrlht n. old right. eallnunge = eallunga
Eald-Seaxe -Seaxan mp. Old-Saxons, Con- ealloflrung f. holocaust, 130" (eel-). WW
tinental Saxons, AO. eallr eord = elreord
aakbpell n. old saying, old story. eallrlhts adv. just, exactly, BB131 U .
ealdsprfte f. proverb, by-word, PPS43 1*. eallseoloen entirely made of silk, Gl.
ealdung t process of growing old, age, MJlQ. eallswi just as, even as, 'as, 9 as if, so as,
e*14art=iealdor likewise, A,Mt.
ealdwirlg? accursed from old times, Ex 60. eallswllo jurf such, M.
ealdwtt n. old woman, M. ealltela adv. quite well, Gbn1905.
ealdwita m. venerable man, priest, sage : eallunga adv. altogether, entirely, utterly,
quite, indeed, A,Mt; CP.
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Pharisee. {'aUinge ]
ealdwrltere m. writer on ancient history, eallwealdat I. aU-ruling, almighty. II. m.
OEG5449. God, the Almighty.
tales y. ealh. eallwaaldend m. ruler of all, M.
ealfftra m. pack-horse? A4147"* (v. NG
eallwaaldende 'all-wielding,* all ruling, A.
282, 342). eallwlhtat fp. all creatures.
ealf elat very much. eaUwrlten adj. holograph, WW463*8 .
ealfeto baleful, dire, Asm («lfffde),RD24». eallwundor n. marvel, Ex 578.
ealgearot aU ready, prepared. ealm-=eallm-; eaJmihtig=®lmihtig
±ealglan to protect, defend, M. ealneg (AO,CP), ealneweg, ealnuweg, eal-
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ealgodwebb n. holosericus, all-silk cloth, nig, ealning(a) always, quite, perpetually.
WW 395". ealnunga= eallunga; eatoêalu
ealgodwebben aU-silk, WW. ealofrrung f. holocaust, 130". WW
ealh (a)t m., gs. Sales temple. ealogeweoro n. brewing, A02227 .
ealhstedet m. temple. ealond=ealand; ealott (AO) v. ealu.
tallfer f. liver -wort? Led. [' eUeber'f] ealowosa m. ale-tippler, Wy49.
eaJItfond m. seafaring man, An 251.
9
ealsealf f. 'ambrosia, an aromatic plant.
9
eaU I. adj. (has no weak form) 'aU, every, ealswa=eallflwa; ealttawe=»lt<ewe
entire, whole, universal, A,Chr,MU pL aU ealu (ealo) m? n? gds. ealoS (AO), ealaS;
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EALUBENO 84 EARGLIC
gp. ealeoa 'ale,' beer, Lcd;M. [v. A eardwunung t. dwelling in one's* own
27*495] country, W120".
ealubenof f. 'ale-bench/ B. tars n. 'ear,' MtJtd,VPs;M,CP. [Goth.
ealuelyfa m. beer -cellar, OEG4u. ansd]
ealuffiDt n. ale-vat, Lcn)53b. tarsde having a handle, WW 12 2**.
ealugafol n. tax or tribute paid in ah, LL448. tarsflnger m. little finger, WW.
•alugil drunk with ale, Gzh2408. earellpprica = earliprioa
ealugilnes f. drunkenness, NC282. earendel (eo) m
dayspring, dawn, ray of
ealuhtts (eft n. alehouse, LL228[1,2]. light
ealumalt (alo-) n. mall for brewing, Lcd 167a.
earfafJ-=earfo6-
salusoerwen t bitter drink? (BT), (ale- eerte f ? tare. [L. ervnm]
spilling), mortal panic? (Earle), B770. •arted- = (l)earfoC-; (2)yrfe-
salusoop m. singer in alehouses, LL: •arMfeêarfoti
ealuwAget n. ale-flagon, ale-can. tarflnger as earefinger ; eartod-=earfo$-
ealw-=eallw-; Mm
(VPs)=eom (. wesan) earfoft L n. hardship, labour, trouble, diffi-
•am L m. uncle fusu. maternal; paternal culty, suffering, torment, torture, AO.CP.
unole=fsxlera),AO. ['erne'; Qer. oheim] [Qer. arbeit] II. adj. hard, difficult,
II. dp. of 5a. troublesome, AJBo. ['arveth']
+ton yeaning, M. eartoSderre (at?-) hard to convert, 112» MH
± toman to bringr forth young (usu. lambs), earfottowlde m. hard or dark saying, M.
P*77M . [*ean ] tarfottoynn n. depraved race, PP&77 19.
tatter m. river-bank, MstIO". •arfottdAde difficult, CP147".
eapel, eapl = sppel ; eappul- = appel- earfotttogt m. day of tribulation.
ear occa,' harrow? OEG2359 (v. 36-72).
l
A earfotJe I. (iE,CP)=earfot$. IL adv. with
tar I. n. 'ear' (of com), Mt; AO. ILf m. difficulty.
wave, sea, ocean. Ill.f m. eorfa : name of •arloVfere difficult to pass through, AS447 .
the rune for to. IV.=*r. V.=eare emrlctitjnae hard to find, &. [cp. eatifynde]
feraeu 1 ntier 6*4, KC51221*. eartotfhawe difficult to be seen.
0aran-=earon; earb-=earf- earfofthwn f. hard time, Saar3.
tarbted (#) n. rfatt, 6Ja<ie (o/com), draw. earfottiylde evil-disposed, obstinate, MR
•are, earce (a, m, e) f. chest, coffer, Bd : 1-4001.
'ark,' Mt,Ps;CF. [£.] ±earfo1ftan to trouble, Pa.
tareUtasend m. little finger, WW2661 . •arfotOArs hard to teach, GDI 10s*.
earenanstan =eorananstan earfotflAte hard to discharge, 113». WW
tarootfu 1 *|NirotM f a tumour near the ears, earfoffUe difficult, full of hardship,
*
A.
WW113" ['arvethlich*] adv. -lioe with difficulty,
eard m. native place, country, region, dwell- painfully, reluctantly, hardly, scarcely, Mt.
ing-place, estate, cultivated ground, B; M, larvethliche']
AO,CP : earth, land z condition, fate, ^Hy. tarfotfUenes (M) =earfo$nes
Verd>] sarfotfrnsBOft m. sufferer.
eardbegenga m, inhabitant, LPs. •arfottnes t difficulty, hardship, trouble,
eardbegengnes t habitation, BLPs. affliction, pain, misfortune, JS. ['arveth-
eardcytfto f. old acquaintance (eald-T).
•mrdeswnsoen (LPsll8 u )=eardwTeooa is hard to relate, W22".
•ardfsest settled, abiding, AO. •arfotfrlhts hard to correct, NC283.
•ardgeardt m. place of habitation, world. earfoVrlme hard to enumerate.
aardgytuf f. gift from one's native place. •arfoVsAUg unhappy, unfortunate, Cra8.
± eardlan tr. and intr. to inhabit, dwell, abide, sarfoVal6t m. troublesome journey : mis-
live,AOJS;M,CB. Verde'] fortune,
eardlend m. dweller, GD. sarfoVtAens difficult to be shown, Mst20"t.
eardlendllo habitable, BH366*. sarfotStSrig f. sorrowful time, B283.
eardland n. native land, PPs 134". •artoUwylde hard to subdue, Lon3-436 . u
eardlufe i dear home? B693. earg (earh) slothful, sluggish, On : cowardly,
•ardrlee n. habitation. Gu825. BH ;AO : craven, vile, wretched, useless,
eardstapa m. wanderer, Wa6. MtL. ['argh'; Qer. arg] adv. earge.
eardstede m. habitation, Ph195. =
eargiat earngeat
±eardung f. dwelling-abode, tabernacle. targeblandt n. wave-blend, surge.
eardungburg t city of habitation. targsspsea m. whisperer, privy councillor,
eardunghus n. tabernacle, habitation. WW35R [—spreoa]
eardungstow 1 habitation, dwelling-place, eargfaruf f shower of arrows.
.
tabernacle, CP. ±sarglan (i, y) to shun, fear, turn coward,

aardweall m. land-rampart, bulwark, B1224? M
'.terrify.
•ardwlot n. dwelling. eargile slothful, shameful, bad, JS. ady.
i m. exile, LL51n5. -lioe.

EARGNE8 85 EASTERTED
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eargnes (arog-) f. licentiousness, MkR8*. earsgang (an-) m. privy : excrement : 'anus.
eargrand m. bottom of the sea, As40. m. a blow that strikes off an ear,
earslege
eargscipe m. idleness, cowardice : profligacy, LL20[46].
earn I. f . * arrow, ' LL ; An. HXearg aarsUng backwards, Ps. ['arselings 9 ]
•arhrlng m. 'ear-ring,' A. earstyra? m? buttocks, breech, M. [lira]
•arise (So) f. rush, reed, flag. [ea] •anode 'tergoeus,
9
WW.
['arsed
9
]
Cuff m. tcoter-rtream, €ftrra20*. tarspinl f . ear-ring, Gl.
earbeppa m. external ear, WW. eanfterl n. 'anus,
9
WW160
1.
•arliprtca m. jfZop o/ fte ear, external ear , NG. •art 2 eg. of eom pres. of weaan.
•arloeo m. lock of hair over the ear, 162* WW •art LWyrS. II. = eart
earm (a) I. m. 'arm* (of the body, sea, etc.), aartian=»r oam (v. ftr II.)
AOyLkL : foreleg, M : power, Jn. II. poor, •artfe(N)=eoroe
9
wretched, pitiful, destitute, miserable, Mk; eartfyrel n. 'fistula, arteria, car-passage?
M,CP. ['arm 9 ; Oer. arm] (BT), WW238". [or=ears-oyrel, -tterl?]
earm-beag, -bean m. bracelet. earu=gearu; earun(VPs) = earon
earmoearigt f*B of sorrows. aarwsoro n. ear-ache, Lop 14b.
9
earme adv. miserably, badly. earwloga m. 'earwig, Lcd,WW.
earmella m. sleeve, RB136* aarwunga /or notAtap, gratuitously : vatAoal
eaxmful wretched, miserable, Lop 3-440'. a
cause,
•armgeglrela m. bracelet, WW386 U. easv. ea.
earmheort humble, poor in spirit, CP209 1 : ease 'oatcoofe,' an umbelliferous plant, wild
tender-hearted, merciful, carrot? WW2021 .
earmhrtad 1 arm-omamenif B1194. easprlng = fispryng

earmlan to pity, commiserate. east I. adj. oomp. east(er)ra, sap. eastmeet,
9
•arming m. jwor wretch, M. ['arming ] easternest east, easterly. II. ady. east-
earmlle miserable, pitiable, mean, Met. ady. wards, in an easterly direction, in the east,
9
-lice. ['armUch(cY) BH,Met; AO. ['east ]
earmseanca m. df m-&me, LL82[55].
a
tasted* n. river -bank, sea-shore, Ma 63.
earmseeapen wretched, unfortunate, miser- tastan, eastane from the east, easterly, AO,
9
able, ['east ]
earmsHIe f. sleeve, RBL93*. eastannortJan/rom the north-east, WW.
eannttoe ml sleeve, IM128" . •astannorttanwlnd m. north-east wind, WW
earmstrang *«rofw o/ arm, muscular, WW 364s .
168'. east*ns<r*an from the south-east, 3*. WW

earmswtt dran? of arm, muscular, WW4358*. eastansttttanwlnd m.
9
south-east wind, WW
earmftu 1 misery, poverty, Bo. ['armthe ] 144*.
earn I. m. eo^fe, ElJ£t;M. ['erne ]
9
eastanwlnd (e1
) m. 'east wind, WWU3". 9
II.=»nL III. = am (v. ieman) eastcynlng m. eastern king, A0148M.

earnan (VPs)=fflrnan tastdAl m. eastern quarter, the East, AO.
earnoynn n. eagle tribe. taste f . the East
earn-geap (v. AB19164), -geat, -geot f. ••sternest (AO) v. east.
vulture, Gl. tastende m. tasUend, east quarter, AO.
±earnlan (a) (w. g. a.) to 'earn/ merit, win tastene = eastane
labour for, Bo,Qu. :Eastengle mpL the East-Anglians
East
earnlngland n. land earned or made freehold Anglia.
(-bocland; BT), Ct. tastersM en m. Easter-eve, BH.
earnung f . merit, reward, consideration, pay, tasterdseg m. Easter-day, Easter Sunday,
M: labour. day of the Passover, M. on dtiran Easter-
aaro=gearo dasge on Easter Monday, Chb1053o.
earon (VPs)=sindon pros. 3 pL of eom •asterfeasten n. Easter-fast, Lent.
(y. weaan). tasterf eorm f. feast of Easter, LL.
earon =gearum dp. of gear. •asterfrtolsdsBg m. (he feast day of the
tdark,dusky,B.i>4P. [ON. jarpr] Passover, Jnl3x.
ja=hearpa fiastergewuna m. Easter custom, JSL23bMf.
•arplsstt m. box or blow on the ear, M. ••sterile belonging to Easter, Paschal, Lk,
9
dbtarptottan to box the ears, M. ['Easterly ]
•ar-preon, -ring m. ear-ring, M. tastermdnaft m. Easter-month, April.
•aire (N)=ierre
9
easterne east, 'eastern, oriental, Gen, WW;
ears In) m. posterior, fundament, buttocks,
M. ['arse ] 9
tasternlht f. Easter-eve, Hkll15; MP 1 611.
ear-scrtpel, -acrypel (eo1, ya) m. little finger, tasterrav. east.
Gl. fiastersunnandsag (tor) m. Easter Sunday.
tesealf f. ear-salve, Lop. tastersymbel (tro) n. Passover.
eanendu np. buttocks, WW. easterttd f. Easter-tide, Paschal season, M,

EASTERDENUNG 86 EC
8aatcr*8nung I. Passover, Mt26». eatJgeorn (88-) easily pleased, WW218".
eaaterwucu f. Easier -week. 8aftgef«ne (e1 , y1 , 8»)t eoatfo aee», visible.
«Mt48=6astae8 8att-g8te, -gSate «wy to obtain, prepared,
laateweard (e>) earf, 'eastward,* MU ready, M.
eeotfolc n. eastern na<Mm, 396*. WW eaflhrettg =6adhr8Cig
taftgirseog m. eastern ocean, AO 132» aaUhyWe contented, satisfied, RB.
eaatgemftre n. eaafern confines, AO 132*. Mf-IAae (a"L -l&cne «wy to care.
tasthealf f. ecu* rife, Chr894a. MHAra (ead-) capable of being taught, in-
tastland n. the Bast, : M
Esthonia, AO.
±Mhntdan, -median to humble, humble one-
eaaUang to Me east, eastwards, extending self, prostrate oneself, adore.
east, Chb893a. MhnMe = (l) Saorndd, (2) eaCmSdu
tastlftode mp. Orientals, BH. eaftmadllce (ead-) humbly.
aaatmest v. test. eattmedu, -medo(CHB) f gentleness, humility, .
eaatnofft norta-ecMferiy, AO. Ps obedience, submission, reverence : good-

:
eaatnoiltorne nortA-earf. will, kindness, affability, ['edmede*]

eaatnorlfwlnd m. north-east wind, Ol. MhnMum humolv, kindly.
•aatar-»=eaater- eaftmelte = eaomylte
testportlo n. eastern jure*, JS. 8aft-m8ttu, -metto np. humility, weakness,
taatrav. east, impotency, CP.
ftaatre (am. in pL eastron, -an; ga. -ea in N.) iatS-mdd (CP), -m8de humble-minded, gentle,
f. 'Easter,* BH,WW
: Passover, Bl,Mh : obedient, Ps : benevolent, friendly, affection-
spring. ate, gracious, ['edmede']
tatrtam m. stream, river, Da 385. ±aa9m6dlan humble or submit oneself,
to
+taatrUn to efajwe (dwtn^ Pewter), W208 M. obey : (+) condescend : (+) adore, worship.
eaatrfce n. eastern kingdom, eastern country, fe«m«Ugt=£a&mdd
empire : the east, J5,A0 : Jftw* Anglia. •athnftdlle humble, respectful, CP. adv.
tastrthte <fae east, eastwards, 17" (y ). AO humbly, meekly, CP : kindly.
aaatrlhtea (Sat-) due east Mhn6dnas f. humility, meekness, con-
taatro, eaatru=8aatre; ftaatro-=eaater- descension, Bo (ead-). [' edmodness']
iaatrodor m. eastern part of the sky, PPs eattmylte easily digested, Lcd.
102". eatines f . easiness, lightness, facility, ease :
teatron dp. of eaater. ocntlencss.

taataA f east sea.
. •atiraMe (8«-) easy to guess, ES36-326.
Eaat-Seaxan, -Seaxe mpL East-Saxons, aaflwylte (88-) easily turned, OEG1151.
people of Essex : Essex. eaum dp. of 8a.
taststffitf n. east bank of a stream, Ct. •aw=(l)ea; (2) Sow V.; (3) &(w).
eaststttt south-eastwards, AO. be eaatantian aawan=Iewan
to ttc south-east. aawdnes f. 'ostensio,' disclosure, LL412[3].
CaataOtfdAl m. south-east part, BH264". aawenga (AO)=Sawnnga
•aatstttnangyrom ecu* to «ottfA, A02217 . aawese-=8awi8o- ; aawtaaatâewtest
ftaattteod an
eastern people.
f. aawlan=iewan
east-weard, -ward east, 'eastward,' Ct,Mt, aawlselle manifest, open. adv. -lice.
ftaatweardes eastwards, M. •awlsflrlna = aYwiscfirina
eaatwegt m. path in or from the east. iawl*=§ala; fewu=8own
eata (N)=eta imperat. of eian. fewunga (CPÊ), Sawunge (LG) adv.
eatan=etan; aatol=atol openly, plainly, publicly. [lewan]
fe* (8, y) = (l) 8a8e, (2) ie« •awyrt f. river-wort, burdock, Lod.
8atM>ede, -bene easy to be entreated, Pa. aaz (») I. f. axis, axle, axle-tree, IL=»ca
eatfbe-geate, -g8te «wy to pel. aazalgaapann n. place where the two beam*
MSbylgnas f. irritability, NC288. of a cross intersect, Rood 9.
eatfbyllg (y1 , e") eoitfy irritated, . W253u eaxl, eaxel f. shoulder, &.
faftcnfiwe easy to recognise, jEGr 147*. aaxlelatS m. scapular, M.
eattd&dc (y) etuy to do. aaxla=eazl
fotie (8, eo) I. easy, smooth, agreeable, kindly. eaxlgesteallat m. shoulder-companion, com-
II. adv. easily, lightly, soon, JE,AO,CP : rade, counsellor : competitort (BT).
willingly, feadily, M. a. maeg perhaps, eb- = ef -, eof - ; 8b- »b- =
lest III. n. an easy thing. ebba (sb) m. 'ebb*, low tide, Ma.
Mfelto easy, possible, Mt : insignificant, ±ebblan to 'ebb,* Gen.
scanty, slight, BH(&) ; M. ['eathly'] adv. abblnd (8bind) 'tenacitas ventris,* Ln33«.
-Hoe (Lk). [ON. abbendi]
•atJellcnes (8B-) f. easiness, WW400*. abol-(N)=yfel-
Mfere ouy/or tratvZZtn? ewer, WW146*. Ebrilae (et i) Hebrew, A,Jn. ['Hebreish*]
•atttynd© (6, y)f ewy to)ind. 8c = Sao

ECA 87 EDWTTAN
•ea wk. m. form of See adj. edlung = edgeong
ecambe=acumbe; 6can=ieean ±edUscan to repeat, renew, J3L.
tocelto=eoelio edUseung f. repetition, LL(4164S ).
•ee (») m. 'ache,' pain, BH,Lcd; M. [acan] edlAht pp. of edlfioan.
See perpetual, eternal, everlasting, OET, VPs edlss-=edlee-
1E,CP. sAv. eternally, ever, evermore, ['ec&e'] +edla»tan to repeat, ANS84-6.
eeed (») mn. acid, vinegar, M. [L. aoStnm] edlian n. reward, retribution, recompense,
eeeddrene in. acid drink, Lcd. requital, Bo M,CP.
; [' edlen ']
eeedtot n. vinegar-vessel, Gl. dbedltanlan reward, recompense.

to
tcellc eternal, everlasting, adv. -lioe VPs. ±edleanlend m. rewarder.
Vechliche'] ±edi earning f. recompense, remuneration,
tcen=eaoen; eoer=»oer retribution, Gl.
tcere gfs. of eoe adj. edlee-=edlSc-
eeg têdge,' point, B,Lk;M,CP;Mdl : (f) ±edlesende reciprocal, relative, jEGr.
toeapoa, sword, battle-axe, B. edlesendllo relative, reciprocal, adv. -lice.
eogan to sharpen : Aafrotc, Op. ['edge'] edlesung (»*, y*) f. relation, relating, jEGr
eegbanat «• «2oyer wfta die ttoorrf, mtirderer. edmftle (e) n. religious festival, WW45*.
ecgheard tarrf o/eoVe, An 1183. edmWtld f. festival time, TC 158**.
eegheiet *** sword-hatred, war. Mmdd=eaomod; edn*ow-=edniw-
eeglast mf. sword's edge. ednlwan adv. anew, again.
eegplega m. battle, Jxjd246. ednlwe I. renewed, new, M. II. adv. anew,
eogtfracu f . hot contest, B596. again, M.
eegung f. AorrcwMif, 104". WW ±ednlwlan (eo) to renew, restore, reform, M.
eegwsel xl sword-slaughter, Gen 2089. ednlwlgend m. restorer, A 11*115*.
«eUm-(M)=fioelm- ednlwlnga (eo*) anew, again.
eeUnga (*=ecjjl-) on the edge, IM. ±ednlwung f. renewal, reparation, renova-
tones f. eternity, VPs. a on ecnesse /or ever tion, M,CP.
and eeer. ['eeheness'] «do(NG)=eowde; edori=ieodor
eere dfs. of eoe. Mr-(A)=*dr-; edreo=edroo
ecsdU, eoadolice (NG) verily. edreooan to chew, ruminate, WW533**.
ed- prefix, denotes repetition, turning. [=eodoroan; op. edrooian]
•d-=eatt- edrlc=edroo; edrine=edryne
+edbyrdan to regenerate, Soul 100. edrlng f. refuge? Soul 107.
edeelnes f. a becoming cool again, VPs66n edroc m. gullet, Gl : rumination, Gl.
(oe). edrodan to ruminate.
+edeennan to regenerate, create. edryne m. coming again, return, meeting,
edeennlng f regeneration.
. REPsl8».
+edelegan (§*) to recaU, LPs 101* edsoeaft f. new creation, regeneration.
odeierr (e, i, y) m. return, CP. edging (etsith) f. looking again, respect,
+edeucoda (ea1 ) m. man restored to life, M. WW43*».
edcwle regenerate, restored to life, CM 499. +edstallan to restore, A13-3661*.
±edewlclan (owyo-, ouo-) to re-quicken, ±edstattettan to re-establish, restore, 2&.
revive, IE*. edstafteUg renewed in strength.
edcwlde (e«-) m. relation, narrative, WW43. rtedstatteUgend m. restorer, M.
edeynn-=edoenn-; edcyrr=edcierr edstatfelung f. re-establishment, renewal, M.
•de=6owde; ederêodor; edese=edJao edsta*ol-=edsta«el-
+edfrtolsian to re-grant by charter, EC197n. edfflngung f. reconciliation, 172**. WW
edgeongf becoming or being young again. +edtfr*wen 'retortus,' OEG1062.
edgift f. restitution, TC202**. •dultotof=§8el8tBBf
edgrdwung f. growing again, WW 149". ed-walle, -welle= edwielle
edgung = edgeong edwendan to return, RPs77**.
edgyldan* (=ie) to remunerate, Sol62u . ed-wenden,f -wend change, reversal, end.
f.
edgyldend m. remunerator, 8ol27 17 . edwIdJ=êdwit

+edhtwlan to shape, conform, reform. edwielle (a, e, i) f. eddy, vortex, whirlpool.
edhwyrfan to return, retrace one's steps. edwlhte? something, anything, Gen 1954.
+edhyrtan to refresh, recruit, GPH390. edwille = edwielle
+edhyspol? (+edyppol) 'recensendus,' GPH ed-wlnde, -wind f. 'vortex,' whirlpool, Gl.
396 (v. ES38-17). edwlst f. being, substance, : M
sustenance,
edhwyift m. change, going back (to a former food.
state of things), reverse. +edwlstlan to feed, support, LPs 22*.
edise m. enclosed pasture, park, GlJ*s; Mdf. edwlstlic existing, substantive, J5Gb201*.
[v. •eddish''} edwlt n. reproach, shame, disgrace, scorn,
edfsehenn f. quail VPs. abuse, Ps ;AO,CP. Vedwit']
"I m. park-keeper, gardener, Gl. edwltan 1 to reproach, VPs. Cedwite']

EDWTTFUL EFKN8PEDIGU0
edwltful disgraceful, Qu adv. -Hoe. efenhtatta m. fellow, comrade, NC283.
edwltian=edwiton •fenhaafodltng m. mate, fellow.
edwIUM xl life of dishonour, B2801. efenheah equally high.
edwftsolpe m. disgrace, shame, WaldI". efenh§ap m. band of comrades, WW 375*
edwllaprftct *• scorn. efenhemman? to fetter, EPS1457 .
etfwltapreea m. scoffer, Gu 418. efenheort concordant, harmonious.

•dwltsteft m. reproach, disgrace. efenheort(e)? -nes? concord, harmony, DR
edwylm m. whirlpool offare, Whalb73. (ttfne-).
1
±edwyrpan to amend, become better, recover, efenherenes f. praising together, CP832 .
•fenherlan to praise together, VPslia 1 .
edwyrplnf f- recovery, MEL2-26n . efen-hltottor} n., -hleoorung t harmony,

-fedyppol v. +edhyspol; efe-=efen- union of sounds or voices.
efen (nfen, efn, emn) I. adj. 'even,' equal, efenhleotfrlan to sing together, NC283.
like, level, AO : just, true, M
: coJm, har- efenhtyte («») equal In rank, BH.
monious, equable, CP. on efen v. onemn. efen-hlytta, -hleta m. sharer, partner, M.
iw
efenietfe (S) just as easy, Mrr20 .
II. adv. evenly, JBJ*s : equa&y, Bo : exactly,
just as, B,Cr : quite, fully, CP,Oen : namely, ±efenlAean to be like : make like, match,
Qu,MeL imitate, JB. ['evenleche']
•fen- often =£. oon-. •fenUtoend m. imitator, M.
Menn. =fefen efenlAeere m. imitator, OEG1057.
•fenaVele equally noble. ±efenlAeeftre f. female imitator.
efenimetan =efenmetan ±efenlAeung
copying, imitation, JR.
f.
efenapostol (efn(e)-) m. fellow-apostle. efenlang (em-) equally long : prep. (w. d.)
efenbehtfe (efn-) eguauy t«e/uZ or needful, -lange along.
Met127 . efenttfte f. the herb mercury, Led. ['even-
efenbeorhtf eyua% dnffa. ksten']
•fenblaeeop (-cop) m. co-bishop, BH112W . efenleof (em-) equally dear, AO.
•fenbllsflan to rejoice equally. efenleornere m. fellow-disciple, OEG56*".
efenbUVe rejoicing with another, MH28*. ±efenlle even, equal, comparable to, of like
efenboren of equal birth, LL(256»). age, Or. ['evenly'], adv. -lice equally.
efenbrid as broad as long, ES8-477. evenly, alike : patiently.
efenbyrde of equal birth, ^L33*. •fenDea (efn-) m. equal, Met 20".
efeneeasterwaran mp. fellow-citizens, BH +efenDelan to make equal, BH372* : (±)
1
62»;GD2(NP. 'complacere,' AV1P825, .
m. fellow-soldier, M.
ef eneempa efenHcnes f. evenness, equality, CP,Ps. (em-).
efenerfsten (em-) fellow-Christian, LL. ['evenliness']
efeneuman4 to come together, agree. efenllng (efn-) m. consort, fellow, EP&44'.
efenifyre equally dear, LL. efenm&re (efn-) equally famous, Met 10".
efeneadlg equally blessed, tHy8 u . •fenmcenepreost m. fellow-priest, GD283*.
efeneald contemporary, coeval, JS,Wid\ efenmedome (efn-) equally worthy, 1349. MH
['evenold'] efenmetan* to assemble together, EPs61» :
efeneardigende dwelling together, Cb237. compare, VPs48 n.

efenioet (efn-) co-eternal adv. B. efenmleel equally great
•fenedwlstlto consubstantial, M. efenmld adj. middle, PPs73".
efenShti f. neighbourhood^ neighbouring dis- efenmlhtig equally mighty,
T.
W16
trict? Ghb894a (v. BT
Supp.). efenmoaUee with equanimity, OEG2978.
efenesne (efne-) m. feUow-servant, N. efenntah adv. equally near.
•fenetan to eat as much as, Rd41 m . efennthti = efenenti
•Unit* just as easy, Mrr20 147 (efn-). efennes f . equity, justice : comparison.
efenfela (eo*) num. adj. just so many, as efen-nfht f., -nihte? n. equinox (23 Sep.).
many, AO (em-).
1
efenritfe (emn-) equally fierce, A068*.
efenfrt-fran, -frian 'consolare, EPsl25 l . efenrtoe equally powerful, BH416*.
efengedAlan (efn-) to share alike, Ex 96. efensaoerd m. fellow-priest, AU*7 4..
•fengef •on* to rejoice together, sympathise. efenaire (emn-) equally bitterly, CP413*.
efengelto like, co-equal. efensirglan to sorrow together with, com-
efengelloa m. equal, fellow. miserate, M.
efengemseeea (efn-) m. companion, fellow, efensirgung f. sympathy, GD180*.
consort, CP. •fenslrig adj. (w. d.) equally sorry (with) :
efengemyndlg commemorative, BlIOI 1 . compassionate.
efengetptttan 'conspuere,' MkL14« •fenseearp equally sharp, PPs63*.
efengftd (emn-) equally good, Bo. ef enseolere (emn-) m. fellow-pupil, 132*. AO
efenhida m. an equal in rank, co-bishop,GD efenseyldlg equally guilty, LL.
43" efensorglan (efn-) to be sorry for, GD345".
MenhaUg equally holy, Bl46u . efempMiglle consubstantial, BH.

EFENSPRjEC BFTWYED
efenspr&e (efne-) confabulation, . LkLpll u ±efvtan to hasten, hurry, make haste, M.
efenstallan to prepare, make ready, execute, [ofoet]
WW208". [**efenstaCelian] efstung f. hastening.
=
efensung efesnng eft adv. again, anew, a second time, AB,VPs;
ef enswlBe (efn-) jtM* a# m«eA, GP. GP then , thereupon, afterwards, hereafter,
:
•fenttam (efne-) m. conspiracy, JnLO11. thereafter, Chr; : back, M : likewise, Cm

efentowbtllc consubstanUaL moreover, Mt. [*e/f']
efenttegn (efne-) m. fellow-servant, NG. eftacenned born again, N.
ifenttenung f. supper. eftieenn(edn)e8 f. regeneration, N.
efen-tfiow, -Siowa m. fellow-servant, M,CP. eftOrlst («) resurrection, NG.
-Keowent.feUow-dervant (female), HL181". eftArisan1 to rise again, VPs.
efenftrowlan to compassionate, sympathise, eftbitung f. making whole, NG.
CP (efn-), M (em-). eftboren born again, JnLR3*.
ef entirdwung f. compassion, So. eftbtt f. restoration to health, NG.
efentfw&re agreeing, 82. CM eftoerran =eftoyrran
efenunwemme equally inviolate, LL250 eftoneoreso regeneration, DR.
efteuman4 to come back.
efenwAge f. counterpoise, Gl. eftcymet m. return.
efenweazan to yrotc tyetfter, Lod. ertoymett pros. 3 eg. of eftouman.
efenwel as well, LL(3241 ). efteynnes (— oen-) f. regeneration, NG.
efenweortt of equal rank : very worthy : eftcyrran to turn back, return, M.
equivalent •ftedwlten* to reprove, MtL21«
efenwerod np. comrades, WW381". eft«r^«fter
efenwesende eonfempofxmeouf, co-existent, eftern? evening, LkL24*.
Cb360. eftflftwan' to flow back, HGl418; 462.
efenwlbt n. equal, fellow, associate. eftflowung f. redundance, HGL418a.
efenwrftan (emn-) 'conscribere,' EPsl49*. eftforglfnes t 'remissio,' 'reconciliation
efenwyreend m. cooperator, BH464tt (ae). NG,DR.
efenwyrhta (em-) m. fellow-worker, M. +eftgadrlan to repeat, GD277 1 .
efenwyrfle = efenweoro ettgeafung f. remuneration, DR591.
ef enyrf eweard m. co-Aetr, BH. [ieife] ettgedgan to recall, BH260U .
efeoetDce (GHBlll4s)=ofoetiibe eftg ecyrran = eftcyrran

efer, eferfearn=eofor, eoforfearn ettgemyndglan to remember, DR.
«fern(N)=*fen ettgemyndlg remembering, NG,DR.
eftglan to repeat, CP421».U : (+)
9
efes, efeeo t the * eaves (of a house), LPs : restore,
brim, brink, edge, border (of a forest), side, strengthen.
Chr. efthweorfan* to turn back, return, eft-
ef esdrypa = yfeedrype hweorfende, -hwyrfende recurring, M.
±efasUn to clip, shear, cut, MQr. ['even*] eftlean n. recompense, CbIIOO.
efest (VPs)=«Bfeet, ofcwt; efestanêfstan eftleanlend m. rewarder, DR89U.
efestHee hurriedly, NG. eftllslng (S) f. redemption, NG.
efesung f. shearing, shaving, tonsure, Cp, eftldcung f. 'respectus,* regard, DR86".
WW. Ceavesing'] eftmyndlg remembering, NG.
•fete (WW) m., efete (M) f. 'eft,* newt, eftnlwang f restoration, DR. .
lizard, M. eftonfond? receiver, NG.

efgsel* (OEG81M )=8BfgsBlC; efnêfen eft-reoean pros. 3 eg. -rehtJ 'subdere, *
OEG
±efnan h tomake even, level, Rd2S* : liken, 5167.
jafna] eftryne m. 'occursus,* return, VPsl8T .
l
compare, MtL. [ even*; ON.
IL=«fnan eftsceoglan to put one's shoes on again,
efne I. adv. even, evenly, equally, exactly, CM 687.
indeed, precisely, only, just, alike, likewise, eft-selenes, -seines, -toeelenes f. requital,
just now. e. swa even so, even as, just as if, NG,DR.
when. e. swa Sean even though, e. to eftiltten* 'residue,' £2Gb157 b .
next to. II. (», eo) interj. behold/ truly/ eftartf m. journey back, return.
indeed/ M. [efen] III. f? alum, M. [cp. eftafflgende turning back, retreating, WW
aUifne] IV. T (») n. material, DR. 491 w .
efne-=efen- eftsdna a second time, Mk : soon after, again,

efnenu interj. behold now, CLPS71*. likewise, Mt.
['eflsoon']
efnes quite, exactly. eftspellung f. recapitulation, WW491".
±eflnettan (emn-) to equal, emulate : make efttferclan? (-ttoeoan) 'recalcitrare,' LkL.
even, adjust : (+) compare. (v. 'thrash').
efnlan=efnan I. efttflngung f. reconciliation, DR88*.
efol-=eoful-; eforJ=4eofor; elre=£fre eftwyrd f. judgment day, resurrection dayf
i=efesian (or T adj. future, GK), Ex 539.

EFTYRN 90 ELLEN
eftyin =eftryne ±entan to attack, persecute, pursue, harass,
efubung^yfefoing; if = leg MjLO,CP consider, judge, observe. [6ht] :
•g-=Sg-, eag-, leg-; eg v. eg-la-eg. ehtefeald =eahtafeald

-egan . on-6. intend m. persecutor, AO.
egegung (WW 104") = ecgnng ehtere m. persecutor, M,CP.
age (») m. 'awe,' /ear, terror, areaa*, Pe, entlan=entan
JflL; jE,AO,CP : overawing influence, A
ihtnes f. persecution, J3,AO,CP.
:
cause of fear, VPs. entre== ehtere

egean (WW469 *)=eogan
1 thtung f. persecution, A0274*.
egeful 'awful,' inspiring or feeling awe, ehtuwe (RD37«)=eahta
jE,Bo. Wgîeg; eige=ege; eU-=egee-
egelaf ? t survivors of a battle, Ex 370 (or el m. the letter L
T egoriaf, OK). el-, ele- (prefix) foreign, strange.
egeleas fearless, CP. ['otoefe**'] adv. « = (l)n, (2) eel; elan=eglan
-lioe, CP. elboga (j£)=elnboga
egeleasnes f. boldness, Bl85». «e(NG)=alo; eleh=eolh
agelto teroofe, SPs75*. elelan to put off, delay, J&.
egenu f chaff, husk, WW412'.
. ektend m. procrastinator, 2E121M .
egesa m. awe, fear, horror, peril monstrous
: eloor adv. else, elsewhere, otherwise, except,
thing, monster : horrible deed, W281*. [eg©] besides, BH. ['efetor']
egesful= egeful eleora, elcra, eloran adv. else, otherwise.
egesfulllc terrible, adv. -libe. eleung (A) f. delay, M.
egealulnes f . fearfulness, fear, JPe,LL. eleur=elcor; eldJ=deld; eldort=4ealdor
egeegrlma m. terror-mask, ghost, ale m. oil, Led; iE,AO,CP. ['efe';/,.]
±egesUn* to frighten, terrify, AO,CP : ele-=el-
fAreoten, OEG2481. elebacen cooked in oiL
agesJg (eiaig) terrible, Sat 36. elebeam m. olive-tree, : elder? privet?M
egesUe aw/iu, dreadful, terrible, threatening, EC379'.
CP. adv. -lice, elebeamen of the olive-tree, WW1287 .
egesung f. threatening, terror. elebeamstybb m. stump of an elder, EC 190".

egeswln n. a Km* o/ jla*. v. NC284. elebearu m. olive grove, NG.
ege«e=egoe eleberge f olive. .
egettgetfgu npL harrowing implements, aleboga (JPJF)=elnboga

LL465[17]. elebytt f. oil-vessel, chrismatory, WW 432".
egewylm m. terrible wave, PPsl06M . eleetre=elehtre
+egglan to egg on, incite, MkL15 u . eledroena pL dregs of oil, Lod 1-310'.
•ghw-=«ghw- elefttt n. oil-vessel, ampulla, WW. Velvat']
egide I.=eogede pret. 3 sg. of ecgan. elegrtofa m. oil-vessel? OEG (v. BT).
II.=eg6e elehorn m. oil-flask, WW4347 .
agile =egle; egto-=eges-; egffle=egtie elehtre f . lupine. [L. eleotrum]
egl fn? mote, beard, awn, ear (of barley) : eleleaf n. olive-leaf? Lod 102b.
daw, talon. [Qer. aohel] eleltast f. lack of oil, GD44".
eg-la-eg 'enact' BRPs69*. elelendleo strange, foreign, as eb. stranger,
±eglan tr. (Jud,Lcd) and impere. (LL) exile,
to trouble, plague, molest, afflict, M,CP. elene=eolone; eleedrosna= eledroena
C'atT] eleeealf f. oil-salve, nard, HGl405.
egle I. hideous, loathsome, troublesome, eleseoeche f. oil-strainer, 154". WW
grievous, painful, M. IL = egl elestybb m. elder-stump. [ = ellen-]
egMan=eglan eletredde f . oil press, GD.
•gnan . on-e\ eletraow n. olive.
•gnesf. fear, EPs88tt . eletrtowen of olive trees.
egnwlrht 'merz,' EPsl26» (=genwyrht?
BT; agenwyrht? ES381).
eletwlg n. oleaster, 460". WW
tiett m. allodium, freehold, Gu38. [=e6el]
tgo(NG)=Sage elewana m. lack of oil, 44*. GD
•gor n? flood, high tide, WW386»; 474*.
tgorheref m. flood, deluge.
elfen f. nymph, spirit, WW
352* [=ielfen]
elletu=ilfetu; elfremed*=UBlfremed
tgorstreamt m. sea, ocean. e!h=eolh
•**;=/*«-; *gs-=eges-, iege- elnygd f. distraction, ecstasy.
agtJe f. harrow, rake, Gl. ell = el;
eU-=el-
egttere m. harrower. eltorn (Cp), ellarn= ellen II. and III.
Egyptiac Egyptian. ellandt n. foreign country. [' eilland * ]
etaêoh; eh-=eag-, leg-, ig- elle= ealle ; ellefne {An) = endleofan
•her(NG)=ear; ehhfolo*e==heahheolooe ellen I. nm. (always n. in f) veal, strength,
ehal=eaxl; ehti=Ueht, eaht; ehtaêahta courage, B,Bo,Qu. on e. boldly,
9
['sine ]

ELLENAHSE 01 ENDEBYRDEND
1
IL n. 'elder -tree, Led; Mdf. III. adj. of elpendbftn n. ivory.
elder-wood, Lod. elpendto* m. ivory, WW397".
eUenahse f. eider ash, Lcd121d. [-asoe] etpent=elpend
ellenorseft m. might, power, PPs98». elra oomp. adj. other, B753. [*el; Goth, aljis]
eUendMt f. heroic deed. el-reord, -reordig of strangespeech, barbarous.
eHende L adj. foreign, strange, exiled. elreordlgnes f. barbarism, Gl.
IL n. foreign parts. •els maao. soffix for inanimate things, as in
eUenga = eaUunga reoels, wfifels.
eUengfttt m. powerful demon, B80. eltet(JE)=ieldest snperL of ealdL
eUengrifa m. elder-grove, BC2-469W . etttod t strange people, foreign nation, (in
aUenheardt mighty, brave, bold. pL) foreigners, enemies : (pL ) all people, all
ellenhete m. jealousy, A11-98M. nations, Gnl084, 1337: exile, AO.
ellenlAea m. champwn, combatant, WW. eltfeod-glan, -ian to live abroad, wander
ellenleaf n. elder-leaf, Lod 122a. as a pilgrim : (+) make strange, disturb,
eUenltes wanting in courage, Jul ['eflen- SolOO".
laes'] eltfeodgung = eltieodung
eUanlte brave, M. adv. -lioe. eltteodlg foreign, strange, barbarous, hostile,
eHenmfertfat f. fame of courage. Bo,Met{m\-);AO,CP exiled,
: wk. form
ellenrlnd f. elder bark, Lod. mp. el-oeodian, -1S$odig8Ji8tra7vgere foreign- y
ellenrdi courageous, powerful, M. ers, pilgrims, proselytes. [' altheodt *]
eUenseoe moriaUy wounded, B2787. eltfeodlfe (io) abroad, LkR15 . u

eUensprfte f. strong speech, Qui 128. eltftadlglto (db\-) foreign, strange, born abroad.
eUen-etubb, -stybb m. elder stump, Ct adv. -hoe.
ellentAn m. elder twig, Lod 116b. eltfeodlgnes f. foreign travel or residence,
ellentreow n. elder-tree, Ct. pilgrimage, exile, AO.
eDenflrlste heroically bold, Jud 133. elBeodbo foreign, strange, Mt27 7 .
ellenweoret n. heroic deed. etttodung f. residence or travel abroad, BH
ellenwdd I. f. teal, PPs68>. IL furious,
Jxjl140 : zealous, earnest, OEG364. ettld-, eltiied-, el8eod-=elt$eod-
ellenwddtanf to emulate. eluhtre=elehtre; elwiht=»lwiht
ellenwddnest t zeal. emm? the letter m.
ellenwyrt f elderwort, dwarf-elder.
. em-=efen-, emn-, ym-, ymb-, ymbe-
enenwyrttruma m. root of elder, Lod 101a. em-=ftm-
•neohl n. elision of the letter 1, O EG 5471.
emb, embet=5ymb, ymbe
ellern=ellenll. embeht (NG)^lambiht
eUes adv. in another manner, otherwise, Mt\ embehtlan=ambihtan; emblhti=&mbilit
M,CP 'else, besides, BljSeaf; M,CP
:
9
embren (&, i 1 ) n. bucket, pail, Gl. [Oer.
:
elsewhere, OEG2 MI. e. hwor, hwergen, eimer]

hwider elsewhere, e. hw»t anything else, emdenes, emdemes=endemes
otherwise. emel=ymel; emer=omer
eflnungêlnung m
emleoht n. elision of before vowels in scan'
•Oort elsewhere, elsewhither, to some other ning verse, OEG5473.
place, e. londes in another land. emn, emneêf en, efne, efn-
ellorfOst ready to depart. emnet n. plain, AO 186n [efen] .
eflor-gSatt, -gast m. alien spirit emtwft (on) into two equal parts, in half,
eUorsltS m. death, B2461. M.
eflreord, ellreordig=elreord -en suffix I. diminutive (neat.) as in megden
eDtfeodêlSeod (from msegti). II. to form feminities (a)
1
elm m. 'elm, elm-tree, Led. [L. ulmus] with mutation (gyden, from god), (b) with-
•lm-=8ebn-; elmboga=elnboga out mutation (Seowenjrom tSeow). III. ad-
almriiid f. elm-bark, Lod. jectival, with mutation, denoting material
•In I. fore-arm, *efl' (a foot and a half to two en-=an-; end conj.= and
feet), Mt,WW; MjLO,CP. +endadung f. finishing.
elnboga m. 'elbow,' WW(ele>-); CP. ende m. 'end,' conclusion, Mt : boundary,
elne, elnes 6b. and gs. of ellen. border, limit, Ps; JE,AO,CP : quarter, direc-
elnfemet n. eU-measure, Gx*1309. AO
tion : part, portion, division, : district,
±elntan to emulate, be zealous : strengthen, AO region, : species, kind, class : death,

comfort oneself : gain strength, Lod. set (ti&m) e. finally.
elnunf 1 comfort, consolation, ML2Z* U : ende-berd- v -bird-, -bred-=endebyrd-
emulation, zeal, M. endebyrd f. order, Mxrl3 4.
elone=eolone; elotr, elotfr (GL)=elehtre ±endebyrdan to put in order, arrange, ordain,
elpan- (VPs), elpen-=elpend- dispose, M.
elpend (y1 ) m. elephant, AO. endebyrdend m. one who orders or arranges,
elpendbAnen (elpan-, ylpen-) of ivory. OEG.

ENDEBYBDES 92 EOLES
endebyrdest ** an orderly manner, regularly, engetrtow = hengetreow
properly. Englaland n. country of the Angles, 'Eng-
endebyrdlan = endebyrdan land,' BH.
endebyrdlic ordinal, &Q*2&2". adv. (±) Englan, Engle mp. the Angles (as oppoeed
-lie© in an orderly manner, in order, in to the Saxons) : the English generally.
succession, JE,CP. [Angel]
endebyrdnes f. order, succession, series, engleUe=engeUio
arrangement, method, rule, JE,CP grade, Engllse 'English,' JB,LL;CP. on E. in
:
degree, rank, condition, jE,CP. (the) English (language), JBGr,BH,Mt.

endedsegf m. last day, day of death. EngHsemann m. 'Englishman,' LL.
endedogort inn. last day, death-day. enguf f narrowness, confinement. .
endetestend m. finisher, DR27 U. enld=ened; enig==finig; #nltre=»anwintre

andefurh f. end-furrow, Ct. enlefan=endlnfon; *nnplg=anlipe
•ndelif f. last remnant, last, B2813. enne-leao, -leo=vnneleao; eno=neonu
endeleant n. final retribution, ent m. giant, J&JLO.
t f
endeltas, -leaslio (M) endless, boundless, enteynn n. race of giants.
eternal. Bo. adv. -lice, M, enttse of a giant, 32979.
endeltasnes I. endlessness, infinity, eternity, entse=yndae
,ffiG*116» enwlntre = anwintre
endem n. life's end, death, El585. eobor, eobot=eofor, eofot; eoe=geoo
endemann m. man of the world's (supposed) •ode h pret. 3 sg. of gan, IL=eowde
final age, M. eodorf m. hedge, boundary limit, region, :
endemes (M,CP), endemest adv. equally, zone : inelosure,fold,dweUing,house : prince,

likewise, at the same time, together, unani- lord.
mously fully, entirely : in procession.
: eodor-breett t, -brice m. breach of an in-
endemest (snde-) last, MF (Veep. D xiv). closure, house-breaking, LL.
endemestnes f. extremity (v. MF157). eodoroan to chew, ruminate, BH346*.
ende-nenst, -nSxt (I, y) extreme, final, last, [— edrooian]
M. eodorgong(eder-)m.6«y^njrf (GK) -.robbery?
endeifm m. number, Sat 12. (Liebermann), Ob 1676.
endesAta m. border-watchman, B241. eodorwfr m. wire fence, Rd18*.
endespAo f. epHoaue, CM 1166. eodur=eodor; eofel=yfel
endestsBff m. end, conclusion. eofertêofor; eofera=eafora
endetfma m. end of life, last hour. eofennodlg = ofermodig
endeftritat (aende-) f. end, destruction, GD eofet=eofot; eofne=efne
337*. eofole f T danewort, endive f Lod.
±endlan to 'end,' finish, M
abolish, destroy, eofon=heofon
:
JnB,Ps; AO,CP : to come to an end, die, eofor (e1 , ea\ e1 ) m. boar, wild boar, Lcd,Ps :
Ou; AO. boar-image on a helmet. [' ever ']

endleofan (e" f i1 u 1, y 1 o») num. 'eleven,' eofora=eafora
, ;
M,BH. eoforeumbol n. boar-image on a helmet? boar-

endllfangUde entitled to eleven-fold com- shaped ensign? 1£l16; 269.
pensation, LL3[1];470[7]. eoforfearn (e1 ) n. a kind of fern, polypody,
end-lyfta, -leofta, -leofeBa 'eleventh,' Bl,MU Lcd,WW. I'everfern']
endlyfte in (he eleventh place, eleventhly, eoforheefodsegn (ea1 ) n. banner with a boar 's
LL182[11]. head design? B2162.
+endodlto finite, Bo44n . eoforUe m. boar -image (on a helmet), B303.
±endungf. f ending, ' end, Mt; CP :(+)death. eofonpere (ua ) n. boar-spear, OEG7M .
endwero n. pain in the buttocks, Lod 174a. eofotsprtot n. boar-spear, Gl.
[waro] eoforswln n. boar, Lod 98b.
ened (a1 , 1
i ) mf. drake, duck, Cfl. ['ende'] eotorSring m. (boar-throng), the consteUation
eneleao = ynneleao Orion.
enetere=anwintre; enga=anga eofortfrote f. carline thistle, Lod.
enge I. (a, ee) narrow, close, straitened, con- ± eofot n. crime, sin, guilt.
strained : vexed, troubled, anxious : oppres- eofotJ=eafo6; eoful- (A)=yfel-
sive, severe, painful, cruel.II. (a, o) adv. eofnr(VPs)=eofor; eofut(NG)= eofot
sadly, anxiously. togor=egor; eogot5=eeoguC
+enged troubled, anxious, WW357*. eohf nm., gs. eos war-horse, charger : name
engel (») m. 'angel,' messenger, Mt; iE,CP. of the rune for e. [Ooth. aihwa]
[L. angelus] eohf [«*Iw] m. yew-tree : name of the rune
Engel = Angel for to.
engeleund angelic, Gu72. eola,eoloêolh ; eoldran =ieldran
engeloynnf n. race or order of angels. eolene=eolone
engellle angelic, of angels, M. toles gs. of eolh.

EOLET EORDRIMA
eolet n. voyage? (Cosijn), B224. eortt-ttppel m. nap. -seppla 'earth-apple,*
eolh m. [g. Solas] elk. cucumber, M
: 'mandragora,' WW.
eolh-sand (-sang, HGl431) n. amber, Gl. eorttorn (ea ) n. earth-house, grave.
eolhseog (eolhx-, eolx-, Hug-) m. 'papyrus,* eorSbeofung (i*) f. earthquake , AO.
reed, sedge, Gl : name of a rune, Run 15. eortfberge f. strawberry, 242*. WW
[bene;
•olhstede = ealhstede Qer. erdbeere]
eolone f . elecampane. eorttblgenga m. earth-dweller, BH268".
eolofl=ealat5 (v. ealu) eorttblgennes f. agriculture, WW144U .
eolneog = eolhseog eortibryog f . bridge of poles covered with earth,
eom h v. weean. IL=heom, him dp. of BC3-223".
h5, heo, hit eortt-buendt, -bug(ig)end jn. earth-dweller,
•ond^geond man, jfi.
eonde?=ende (but v. JAW31) eortiburh = eortfbyrig
eonu=heonu eorttbyfung =eor8beofung
•or- ; eor- =ear-, ier- ; ear- eorttbyrgen t grave, NC284.
eoronanstan, eoro(l)an8tan m. precious eortfbyrlg f. earthwork, mound, embankment,
stone. [Goth, -airkns] road.
sored (o1 ) nf. troop, band, legion, company, eortfcafar m. cockchafer, WW122". [oea-
[eon, rad] for]
eoredclst (o*, ie». e", v*)t t troop, company. eortt-eenned, -eend earth-born, Ps.
toredgeatwe fpL military apparel, B2866. eortfcr&ft m. geometry, OEG3119.
ftoredgorld n. troop of horsemen, WW229
1
. eortS-erypel, -oryppef m. paralytic, palsied
ftoredhiap m. troop, host, DD113. man, NG.
eoredmsecg m. horseman, Rd23*. eorttound, eortieundlio (CP) sprung from the
foredmann m. trooper, horseman, BH,WW. earth, earthly.
eoredmenlgu f. legion, Gd. eortteynlng m. earthly king, king of the
toredttrfet m. troop, host, Rd4". country.
eored-weorod, -wered n. band, company, eorUoynn n. human race, Ex370.
GD71*. eorftdenu f. valley, NG284.
eorl m. 'earl,' nobleman a Danish eortfdraea} m. dragon that lives in the earth,
(origly.
T
title = the native ' ealdorman ) v Ct,LL,Ma : eortfdyne m. earthquake, Chr 1000. [' earth-
(t) brave man, warrior, leader, chief, Cr, din']

Qcnjtd man.
: eortte f. ground, soil, jE B,LkL; AO,CP : f
eorlcund noble, LL. 'earth,' mould, Gu : world, M,B,Mt :

•orlddm m. earldom, rank of an earl, Chb. country, land, district, Jn.
•orlgebyrdt t noble birth. eortten adj. of or in the earth, OEG3312T
eorlgestreont n. treasure, wealth. eorttern = eontarn
eorlgewAde n. armour, B1442. eortifssst ' earth fast,' firm in the earth, JS
eortto (l)=ierlic; (2)eorlHo eortftat n. earthly vessel, body, Soul8.
eorUso of noble rank, LL173. eortt-gealla, -galla m. earth-gaU, lesser
•orllle chivalrous, manly. centaury.
•orlmsBgent n. band of noble warriors. eorBge-byrst, -bent n. landslip, Ct.
eorhiht n. earVs right, LL468[5]. eorSgemAre n. boundary of the earth, PPs
•orlsolpet m. manliness, courage. 21».
eortweorod n. host of noble warriors, B2803. eorftgemet n. geometry, Gl.
•ormeneynn (y1 )t n. mankind. eorttgesoeaft f. earthly creature, Met 20"*.
eormengrund n. wide world, B859. eorftgraf n. hole in the earth, Rd59*.
eormenlaf !. huge legacy, B2234. eorftgrap !. earth's embrace, Ruin 6.
eormenstrfnd f. race, generation, 8ol329. eortShele m. a covering of the ground.
eormenttiod (y1 ) f. mighty people, Men 139. eortnirernes f. earthquake, Bl,NG.
eorn-=georn- eortnios n. cave-dweuing, den.
eornes t. anger, Bl123*; HL. eorttlflg (ya ) n. ground ivy, Lod 1-212.
eornesfc=teornost eoimio 'earthly,' worldly, Bl,Mt; M. adv.
eornost f. earnestness, zeal, J3,CP. on -Koe.
eomost(e) in earnest, earnestly, truly : •ortning = yrtiling
seriousness, W : battle, ['earnest'] eoHSmsBgen n. earthly power, Rim 69.
eornoste (ea ) I. 'earnest,' zealous, serious, eorU-mata [-maCa?] m. 'vermis,' worm, Ql.
JR. II. adv. earnestly, seriously, courage- eorVmistel m. basil (plant), LcD33a.
ously '.fiercely. •orSnafela m. asparagus, Lod.
eornostUee L adv. 'earnestly,' etrictlv, truly,
l
aortfnutu f. earth-nutf * pig-nut, CL [hnatn]
in truth, indeed, MtJjL. II. oonj. there- eorVreeed n. cave-dwelling, B2719.
fore, but. eorVrest f. bed laid on the ground, WW362 U .
•ornnatêornost; torodXeored eortUrfoet n. earthly kingdom, earth.
seortfo, heoro* •ortMma m. a plant, Lod 120a.

EORDSCRJEF 94 ETTAN
n. ds. -sorafe cave-dweUing, town L'ewe,' ,LL. A
cavern, CP : sepulchre. towunga = eawunga
eorlfeelet m. cave-dweUing. eplstol m. letter.
eortislihtes close to the ground, M. epl, eppei=aeppel; eppan=yppan
eortfetede m. earth, PPs737 . •r=(l)«r,(2)fr,(3)earL
=
eortfetlrung eorostyrong er-; er-=»r-, ear-, ier-, yr-; fir-, ear-
eortf-styren (GD), -styrennes (KG), -sty- ereeâroe; ercnastan (NQ)=eoronanstan
rang (M)L earthquake, eretle heretical [L.]
eorttllia m. earth-tiller,' husbandman, erian, erigean to plough, JS,Bo,Lk; CP.
farmer, W305». ['ear']
eorlfttlV f. 'earth-tilth,' agriculture, WW. erlnaces pL hedgehogs, PPsl03".
eortitOdor n. human race, PP8117 11. erlngland n. arable land, Ct.
eortftyrewe f. earth-tar, bitumen, A074". erlung f. ploughing, 104«. WW
eortta (N) =eorBe erntJ (») f. crop of corn, BH44Mc.
eorttwssstm f . fruit of the earth. erse m? stubble-field, EC282'; 290'.
eorti-waran (CP), -ware mpL, -warn fpL ersehen f. quail, £J,WW.
earth-dwellers, AO. V earthware'] tea v. 6s.
eorttweall m.'earth-waU, mound. esoeap=Asoeap; esl=eazl
eortiweard m. region of earth, B2334. asne m. labourer, slave, servant, retainer :
eorftwegt m. earth. youth, man, CP. [Ooth. asneifl]

eortiwela m. uwottA : fertility, AO. esneound of a labourer, WW21244.
eortfweore n. uwt on Me fond, esnemon (i ) m. hireling, JnRlO1*.
1
eorftwerodn. inhabitants of earth, W25»; esnewyrhta m. mercenary, hireling.

203». esnllee like a man, manfully, JS,CP.
eoftf-westm, -yfig=eort$-w»stm, -ifig esol mf. oat, CP. [L. asellus]
torwtega = earwicga ess m. name of the letter s.
toe gs. of eoh. esslan to waste away, RPs 118 1*
eosel, eoeol=eeol est mf favour, grace, bounty, kindness, love,
.
eosele f. she-ass, Bl. An,B harmony, consent (in pL) delicacies,

: :
tost-=6a«t-; eosul=esol WW;M. l

[ este']
eotan(VPs)=etan; Eotas=Eotenas estan (w. d.) to live luxuriously, W190".
eotenf m. giant, monster, enemy. [ON. estan =eastan
iotonn] este gracious, liberal, B,Oen. ['este'}
Eotenas mpL Jutes. fetelle kind, gracious, EPs68"
eotend (=etend) voracious, gluttonous, WW dainty (of food), (Vesp. MF
xiv). adv. D
396«;523*. -Hoe, CP.
eolenlso gigantic, B. ['etenish'] estful gracious, devoted, devout, : fond of M
Eotolware mp. Italians, BH108 11 . luxuries, WW2\%*». ['estfuU'] adv. -lioe.
toton=®ton pret. pL of etan. fsttulnes f. devotion, teal, CP : luxury,
eotonlse =eoteniso lechery.
eotonweard f . watch against monsters? B668. fetgeorn delicate, fond of luxuries, WW218".
to*e(N)=eatfe estlg gracious, liberal, Pa 16.
tow I. dat. of g§ pen. pron. to you, you. esttnes f. benignity, EPs64u.
II. interj. wot alas/ III.=giw. IV.=Iw. tetita=!eetelic
V. m. sheep. fetmete m. dainty, delicacy, luxury, M.
towi = tow II. ; towan = iewan -estre =f . agent, as in wltegestre, prophetess.
towberge = Iwberge ; towelg = towooig Htum freely, willingly, gladly.
towd f sheepfold,
. Mflock, herd, M.
: esul=esol
towde n. flock (of sheep), herd, M. esuloweorn f . mill-stone turned by an ass,
towdasetap n. sheep of the flock, PPs64". CP31".
towe I. gs. of town. II. = ewe eswlOr=^fiewie
towed, eowede = towd, towde et I. =»t prep. II. pres. 3 sg. of etan.
towende (dat.) 'testiculis,' LL64 [25, 1]. et-=et-,ed-; at(NG)Kvt
tower I. gp. of ge pen. pron. (2nd pera.). ±etan* (ea, eo) to 'eat,' M,AOJn : devour,
IL possess, pron. your, yours. consume, Jn; CP (reflex.) provision one-
:
hovretlenaiMGofyour land, vtstras, JEG&941 '

. self: (+) eat together.
towestre m. sheepfold. etelond n. pasture land, KC2-95".
towlan=iewan etemest=ytemest; eten=eoten
towlo ace. pi. of 6u (v. ge). etend m. eater, glutton.
towlstre = towestre etenUes L pasture, LL462[20].
towoolg of a ewe, ewe's, Lcd 16a. etol (ettnl) voracious.
towod, towode=towd, towde etonlse (B) eoteniso j etsomne =a3twunne
towohumele f female hop-plant, Lod.
. etst=itst pres. 2 eg. of etan.
towomeoluo f. ewe's milk, Lod 70a. ettan to graze, pasture land, 18**. AO

ETTULNES W MGDUC
ettulnes f. greediness, gluttony, So 56*. mp. treachery, deceit, B1018.
§9 h comp. adv. more easily. IL =yt$ flcentacen n. deceitful token, Gb1666.
c8-=»B-, ed- fact; m. plaice? loachf WW
180".
«-=»«-, «a«-, «$-, f«- ficlan to try to obtain, get, AO 152*.
ettewlde (QL)=edowide !icn?=tfacen; ttene=f£one
•Vef barren, waste, desolate* [Qer. dde] faeum dp. of feo.
iftel (oe, N) mn. ga. &olee country, notfee ±fadlan to arrange, dispose, guide, M.
land, home, Lk,Met;CP. t^wfilee «. <Ae fadlend m. manager, OEGo^*01.
mo, Chb975a : name of the rune for m. ±fadung f. arrangement, order, disposition,
[*e*aeT] dispensation, M.
itfelboda m. 2cmu2'# apostle, native preacher, tadur(A)=f®der
Gu076. fade (e) n. space of time, while, division,
MSeloynlng m. king of the land, Cb997. interval, Lk; M,CP : period of five years,
itfeUrfem m. domestic joy, Gbn1607. lustrum, WW431"
['fee'; Qer. fach]
itfeleardt m. native dwelling. fSaeean=feocan
•ttelteatent n. fortress. feaeele (e1 ) t torch, [Qer. faokel] WW.
Mfenandt n. fatherland, country. fAeenUfce = faoenliee
iVelltasf homeless, exiled. teetul spacious, Sol86».
iftebnearet f. boundary of one*s country, tocUe(GL)=feeoele
territory. tAene I. deceitful, treacherous, Ps : vile,
ittelrleet n. naftt* country. worthless. II. adv. deceitfully, maliciously,
Mtalrlhtt n. hereditary right. disgracefully : (f) exceedingly.
MJel-aeMt, -aetlf n. aettfcment fAenig 'dolosus't RPs72 u (or T faVmigung
Mtalstsaf (ul, yl) m. heir, successor. 'dolus,* ES3813).
ttfebtaftolt m. aettfemen*. +ted orderly, well-conducted, LL : calm,
ttSelstdlt m.
hereditary seat, habitat/ion i composed, W51 u . [fadian]
royal city, chief city. fAd-=f«d-
ttSebtdwt f. dtoeUifig-plaee. fsader (e1 ) m. uau. indeoL in ag. 'father,' JC,
iVelturtt f. (da. -tyrf ) fatherland. VPs; AO,CP : male ancestor, LkL,Mt the :
Mtaltfrymmt m. ytery o/ one'« ouw land*, Father, Qod, Jn,Mt,VPs (in pL) parenUt:
itfelweardt m. ford o/ tae reoJm, man. M. eald t grandfather. oridda, fdower-

tSelwynnt f . joy o/ ownership. oa f. ©to. great-grandfather, great-great'
Mfeung f. breath, breathing, inspiration : grandfather, etc.
Aard breathing, RB688 . ffladera (e1 ) m. paternal
uncle, AO. [op.
Man to oreoMe, GZ) : «meB. ['etAe'] Qer. vetter]
•ftr(N)=*dr,fcdre +f8Bdera m. godfather (in his relation to the
e**a(MtR)=ott5e father), M. [Qer. gevatter]
•Sung I. f. Zoyt'np tMMte, destroying, Gl. fasdeneiVelot npL patrimony : paternal
[fitJe, Joan] II.=et$gung kinship.
Mwllte eowiZy turned, 0EG1151. fatderen paternal
tuwa inteij. woe/ Gl. +f8Bderen born of (he same father, A011414 .
§w- = fiw-, 5aw-, Sow- ; twe = Sown fasderenbroôr m. brother {from the same
ex, eze f. brain, Lod (v. 30- 129). A father).
ezi=4eaz ; exen v. oza. fasderenenoal (fsadren-) n. father's kin, LL
=
exUstealla T eaxlgeatealla 54[9].
exorclsta m. exorcist, 1*1
.MLSl faBdereneynn n. father's kin.
faBderenhealf f. father's side, Chb887a.
fasderenmAa; m. paternal kinsman, Chb
887b.
faBderenmOgftf. paternal kindred, LL392[3].
la v. fah I. faBderiVel m. fatherland, AO.
faea gp. of faw. fsaderfeoli n. dowry paid by the father of the
fftcen n. nap. faonu deceit, fraud, treachery, bride, LL.
sin, evil, wickedness, crime, Mt,LL ; JE,AO : fsadergeard m. father's dwelling, Gen 1063.
blemish, fault {in an object), LL114[56]; fsadergeitreon n. patrimony, Gl.
398[9]. ['faken'] faBderhlwlae n? 'paterfamilias,' NG.
tteendAd f.sin, crime, PPsll8u. fBBdertngmaBg =faederenm*g
fftcen-ful, -fallio deceitful, crafty. fadderland n. paternal land, inheritance.
tteeafeewls f. conspiracy, WW. ChrIIOI.
fieeng eiwlpere n. deceit, PPs82». Ue&9T\9*B fatherless, W.
ficenltaa guileless ipure, KG. faBderlle 'fatherly,' paternal, ancestral, El.
tteenUo decetiful,B3W*&. adv. -lice, M. adv. -Hoe.
Waken*] +fSBdtte fit, suitable, proper, adv. -lioe :
ttoenaearut n. treachery. orderly, quietly : crafltty, CPs82«. [fadian]

MSDEBN 96 FjEST
ted era- =f»Mleren- fAr (5) h m. sudden danger, peril, BJSx :

tederslaga m. parricide, WW. sudden attack : marvel? Bl199m ['/ear*]
.
tedenwlea m. traitor to one's father, ML IL=f6fer. IIL=f*eger

19**. tor- = far-, for-, fear-, feor-, fier-, for-
todm=fflB&m; tedr-sfeder- tAr-pre6x = (l)«i«aVle»,JÂrf; (2)f5r-
+tedrlan to have the same father, AO. tAran to frighten, JB; CP : raven, MtL7 w
lAtne (LkRl»)=ffimne (S). ['/ear']
+tog beloved, B916. [OHQ. gifag] lArbena m. peasant, small-holder t (Lieb.),
-fAgan v. a-f LL3S3[50].
i'fey,'*doomed (to death), fated, destined,
"
fArblfongen beset by dangers, B2009.
inîfa
#,Ua : deorf : unhappy, accursed, Cr ; fArblAd («*) m. «wW«n Mm* (o/ wind),
/eeMe, eott»r<%, (?*. Tver, feige] Jul 649.
±togen (w. g.) '/aw/ glad, joyful, rejoicing, fArbryne m. ecorcAtna heat, Ex 72.
B&; AO. fArolamm (9) m. sudden seizure, Ex 119.
togenlan = fagxuan fArooVu t apoplexy, Lot.
togennee 1 toy, NC286. lArewealmm. enaaVnoeeeifenee.
T
toger (ft) L /»tV tovely, beautiful, Bo,Gen; fArayle m. tntonee cola, Gsx43.
AO,CP pleasant, agreeable, Ex
: : attractive, UbttlMm. sudden death 351". WW
Qtn;M. 11. L beauty, Bo. fArdryre m. sudden fall, Cra48.
tAredlic(,E)=f*rlic; terebt=f»rriht
tegerllce splendidly, LkL16u. tereld (a1 ) nm. roy, journey, passage, ex-
tegernee f. 'fairness,* beauty, LPsJSc; M. pedition, MJiO,CP : retinue, company,
tegerwyrde smooth-speaking, FT 12. AO
: couree o/ K/e, conduct, JE : progress,
togn=f»gen power of locomotion, M

: the Passover.
tegnet f. dttwfMfy, LPB441*. teraldfriols m. passover feast.

dbtegnlan (a) (w. g.eto.) to reôtee, 6e torelt (AO,CP)=toreW
plod, esuft, Bo,Met : /own, JE : applaud. terennos = teniae
[>»»'] toreV pree. 3 eg. of faran.
±tognung f. rejoicing, ELSPs. tortrlg without passage-money, Ki*
+fAgon pret. pi of +fSon. M&rtyll (on) headlong, WW420*.
togre («) /atrly, elegantly, beautifully, A : fArgrlpet m. etKlden ^rtp.
pleasantly, softly, gently, kindly, Oen,Men : fArgryref m. awful horror.
weU,jusOy: early, LkR24*(e). tt&rhagm m. hedge of terrors, Gu933.
['/atr']
±togrlan to 6ecoroe beautiful : adorn, torlnga (8) suddenly, unexpectedly, quickly,
decorate. forthwith, by chance, Lk ; M,CP. Vfiringe*]
fAgtt? f. tmrntfunt <fea<A, Aw284(GK). ttrllo sudden, unexpected, AO,WW; M,CP.
!Aban=feganII. tobt=feoht adv. -ltoe, Lk. Vferlu']
fAbti f. Aomftfy, e»wnt(yr violence, revenge, ternee t passage, traffic, BH^MtR.
vendetta, AO. [fah; pp. (7er. fehde] MernW m. hostile attack, B476.
fAhtfbdt 1 payment for engaging in a feud, torrAe m. sudden rush, LkL8»
LL266[25];286[5,2d]. fAnftsende («*)
4
repen*ta,' DR1251*.
lAntfe, ffthfco, fehbu=ffth« torrlht n. passage-money, JEL23bMa.
tol-=feal-,fel-, fyl- torseeatt m. passage-money, fare, Abdb.
fAlAcan = falftoan fAnoeaKa m. enemy. Ma 142.
ttUef L faithful, trusty, good, Ps : dear, lArscyte m. sudden shot, Gb766.
beloved. Vfele*] II. adv. truly, well, fArsearo n. sudden artifice, C&770.
pleasantly. fAreeaV m. deep pit, 193*. WW
±fAlstan to expiate, condition, fAndlde m. sudden fall, PPsll4».
purify : (+) pass through. fAnpellf n. dreadful tidings.
lAman to '/oaia, ' IfM,. [lam] torst pree. 2 est. of faran.
fjBmhadllc fftmnhadlio ; lAmlg=famig fArettoe m. sudden stitch (pain?.
fffmnnnhM =s ffcmnhad fAntylt m? amazement, LkL5 M.
fAmne (8) f. maid, virgin, bride, M
: (+) Uerswlge f. amazement, MkL6"{&).
woman : viraoo. torS h =ferC. II. -pree. 3 eg. of faran.

fAmnhid m. virginity, maidenhood, AO. fArunga, fftninge (iE)=fftringa
fAmnhadesmon m. virgin, RB136 . M tAruntrymnee fT encUen sickness, Lcd 107b.
fAmnnidlto (OEG), £*mn(en)lio maidenly, fArwundor n. temWe wonder, Ex 279.
virginal. toe (a, ea) n. /Wny«, 6oroer, iftL. ['/oe']
tonxfen fAeeeaftnee = feaaoeaftnee
tor I. n. (f also f.) nap. fara (±) way, toelf n? seed, offspring, progeny.
A
journey, passage, expedition, JJk. mannes toenlan =f»stnian
I. highway, i£L26M1 : proceedings, life, : M
toet I. 'fast,* fixed, firm, secure, steadfast,
movable possessions, means of subsistence, strong, BHJlo,Lcd : stiff, heavy, dense. Led ;
ma: ark, ship. Vfare'] ILoepectf M*t31«. iE,AO,CP : mode strong, fortified, BH-,Mi

MSTAN 97 PALD
religious, Christian (book). II. (Gul92) fated Lf ornamented with gold. [op. Goth.
"Ituton fStjan] II.=f*tt
±testan to fasten,makefirm,ratify, establish, tetedblftor with cheek ornaments, B1026.
MkLJjkL entrust,commit 'fast 9 ('i-fast 9 ), tetedslne n. beaten gold, Am478.
: :
abstain from foodJL^SlJLcd; CP : atone for ttteb, ffttel m. t*w«i, i40^Lc<i; iB : pouch,
9
(by fasting), Da592. bag, sack, M,CP. ['feOes ]
teste (e) 'fast, 9 firmly, securely, BH&> ; : &
tetefcrian = feteleian
straiUy, strictly : heavily (sleep). teteltlan to put into a vessel.
teften n. fastness, stronghold, fortress, AO, tetfyDere (e1 ) m. cupbearer, GD.
GP cloister,
: M
: (±)fast (abstinence from ffttgold xl beaten gold, B1921.
food) BlJjL,Mt, VPs ; CP : firmament, sky. tethengest m. riding horse, Rd23m.
['fasten'] tetlan=feti&n
testenbehcefednes f. parsimony, WW604". ttttnee f. 'fatness, 9 Ps; M,CP : the richest
testenbryee m. breach of fast, LL,W. part of anything, Ps.
testewtog m. fast-day, KB,W. +tetnian = +ffettian
testendle m. fort-ditch, moat, Ct. tett I. (6) fat, fatted, AÔM- IL =ffeted
testengangol =f*estgangol ttttfan (+) to become fat, Ps : (+) anoint,
testengeat n. castle-gate, Jtn>162. Ps fatten. ['/oH 1
teetengeweorc xl Kaotftfy /or repair 0/ lAe +1mWgfat, rich, CPsl9*.

defences of a town. UMfo=fetie
tost-entto, -emtio quadragesimal, DR.
9
teSelas 'histrioncs ? OEG39*. .
teste mi es = fnetnee tettar= fetter
testentfdf./M*,LL. tetim (e) mi. outstretched or encircling arms,
testenwuee f. week of fasting, MLVSbP1 . embrace, grasp, Anjld : protection : interior,
teetermddor = fdetormdclor
9
bosom, lap, breast, womb : 'fathom, cubit,
teetern xl fast Quadragesima, LG.
: JB,Cp,WW;M : power, B,Cr : expanse,
testes 6y cAance, WW. surface.
testgsngol (o", e») steady, faithful, Cba80. tollman, totixnian to surround, envelop,
testtaafol retentive, tenacious, M
: sparing, clasp, embrace, Anji. ['fathom
9
'}
miserly, CP. teflmlic embracing, enclosing, WW486*.

testtaafolnes f. economy, CP453*. -tetimnes . on-f.
testheald rirmfy fitted, ^L23*M. teffmrlm xl fathom, cubit, Ph29.
testbfdlgf constant, steadfast. tox=feax; toxnessfeaxnes
±tectUn (ea) to commend, entrust, commit, IsutelgTin. pomade, Cp379r? (v.AB6-163).
LkL. fig I. variegated, spotted, dappled, stained,
9
testing 1 keeping in trust, LL68[7]. dyed, Led : shining, gleaming, Ps. ['faw )
tostlngan = fifwtnian IL=fahL
testtngmann m. a kind of retainer, EG. lig-=fah-; faget (WW94)=faog
testUs firm, fixed, steadfast, resolute, adv. tagen, fagen- = fsBgen, fs3gn-
-lice (+ in AS) fixedly, steadily, constantly, fagettan to change colour, Lcd3-240*». mid
Bo : unceasingly, M&l
: venty, but, NG. woidum f. speak evasively.
Vfasilyl fagetung f. change, <£H2*5S8".
testmdd constant in mind, A0288". ± JIglan to change, vary in colour : embroider,
testnes f. firmness, massiveness, stability, RB137*.
*
1
Bo : fastness, stronghold, : M
firmament, fagnes f. scab, ulcer, eruption, : various M
colours,britliancy, HL : 'qualitas,
9
'
varietas,
9
testnlan to 'fasten,' fix, secure, bind, : An OEG.

confirm, ratify, conclude (peace), : Ma,OBT fagnlan =XABgnian
betroth. ttgung f. variety, DR,GD.
drtestmmg f. fastening, bond: security, tigwyrm m. basilisk, VPs90ls.
safety : protection, shelter : ratification, fan B
h nap. fa Aorftfe, 1 (±) proscribed,
9
out-
pudge, engagement. lawed, guilty, criminal, B. ['foe ; fSogan]
9
testriM firm, constant, steadfast, BJSo; IL (±) m. 'foe, enemy, LL; M,A0.
CP^B. ['fastrcde'] III. }=£ag I. W
WW
testrSdllo constant, steadfast, BO20". adv. fahame (-fea-, feorh-hama?) toomo,
-lice. 40*
tesMdnes f. constancy* fortitude, Bo. fShmann m.
j- 'focman, LL60[5].
9
teststeafl standing firmly.

ln*«=fa»t fala h (WW52U ) T d. of fealh tube, pipe
tet n. nap. fata vat, vessel, jar, cup, JRJi, (ES38-337). IL=fela
JnL;AO,CPicaeket,ELl<m. ['fat'] falSean to be at enmity with, show hostility to,
fftt Lf n. plate, beaten out metal (especially LL160[20,7]. 9
gold), gold ornament IL =f*tt 1. tal-d, -»d, -od, .ad m. 'fold, staU, stable,
±ffttan to cram, put (in), load, GP. . cattle-pen, A,CH,Jn.
0. B.

FALD 08 FEARHSUGU
lald-(N)=feald- faroVheng est (eal ) m. sea-horse,ship,'EL22Q.
faldgang m. going to the (sheep-) fold, W taroffiieendef swimming, sailing, as sb.
170»x. sailors.
UWhrrter n. stalled ox, MF158. tarottrldende sailing, An 440.
laldlan to make a fold, hurdle off sheep, LL farofetrAtt t path of the sea.
464[9]. ['/ofcT] fam f. way, going, journey, course, : M
falew-=feal(e)w- expedition, march : procession, retinue,
fall- (VPs ; KG) =feall- ; talod =fald companions : life, proceedings, adventures,
tab L adj. false, W272*. II. ^falsehood, M
: movable possessions.
fraud, counterfeit. [late; from £.] fae-=faw-; fatten (NG)=fetian

falttng fiMMr food, WW
33*. fata f»t. .
lalu=fe*lu; lalud=fald fafte, fatSa f. father's sister, paternal aunt
tam n. '/earn,' BHJBp; M. fathisunu m. father 's sister 's son, Chb 1 1 19.
tamblg=famig; famblawende v. lig-l. faul m? evil spirit, Lcd 43a.
ftmglan to foam, boil, Ex 481. fte I. (±) m. joy, A0,CP. II. n. feoh. »
9
famlg (ft) 'foamy, Bd. IIL (feawa) adj. nap. feawe, raped. fSa-
ttmlgbord with foaming banks (of a stream), wost, feast 'few, ' B,BH,Chr,Mt. feawam
Mbt26» sl&am seldom, adv. even a little, at alL
Umlgbdsm with foamy bosom, Ex493. faadur (A) = feder ; +f tegan (NG)= +feon
famlghealst foamy-necked. feah=feoh
tana m. banner, standard, Met; OEG. ± feaht I. pret 3 sg. of feoh tan. II. = feoht
['fane'; Ger. fahne] Ieal-=fel-
+ttna gp. of +fa. +feald n. region, abode? Wald2u .
tanbyrde standard-bearing, .
OEG1744. ifealdan7 to 'fold,' wrap up, furl, JB,Bo,Bd.
tand pret 3 sg. of findan. fealdestdl (y) m. folding-stool
fandere m. tempter, 8o2064 . f eale, fealewes v. feala.
±fandfan (often w. g., bat also <L and a.) fealewlan=fealwian; fealfor=felofor
f ealg pret 3 sg. of feolan.
to try, attempt, tempt, test, examine, explore,
*
search out, AO,Gen,MkJtun ; CP. Vfand, fealga v. fealh.
'fond' i findan] fealglan to fallow, LL464[9] (v. 36-71). A
fandung f. investigation, trial, temptation, fealh I. f . nap. fealga fallow. [Ger. falge]
test, proof, M,C2. II. (e) f. 'felloe,' felly {of a wheel), Bo.
lane I. f. (NO, o1 )=fann. IL=fanu III. pret. 3 sg. of feolan. IV. v. fala.
tang m. plunder, booty, Cm
1016. [fon] +ftelle joyous, pleasant, adv. -Hoe joyous-
tangen pp. of fon. ly, W284".
+tangian to join, fasten, Bo96". f eall = fiell
fann f. winnowing, 'fan,' CpJJcJJj. [L. feattan 7 (±) to 'fall' ('i-falle'),faU heddlong,
annas] fail, decay, die, BJ>s-, AO.CP. on f. fall
tannlan to 'fan,' &186". on, attask : flow, A019 u : (+) overthrow,
fant (o) m. *font,' JB : baptismal water, HL DR115«(»).
16*». f ealle f . snare, trap, OEG.
fantbart n. baptismal water, lover of baptism, feall-endllc, -enlio unstable, perishable, tran-
M. sient, Bl,W.
tantfsst n. baptismal font, M. feaUetlan 'concidere,' MkLR5*(al ).
tanthilgnng (o) f. consecration at the font, -f eallung v. feax-f.
W36«. +fealnls f. ruin, LkL2»*(»).
=
fanthiHg holy from connection with the font, fealo (l) feala; (2) fela
Lcd 140b. ftelog w. g. destitute, Gu217.
fantwsBter n. 'font-water, * water used at bap- fealonUte yellow-hUted, Ma 166.
tism, laver of baptism, Lcd{o) ; J5. f ealu I. (feale) adj. gam. feal(e)wes, fealnwes
fanu f. standard : iris (plant). fallow, yellow, tawny, dun-coloured, grey,
lira gp. of fan I. dusky, dark, M. [Ger. fahl] 11. n. fallow
+fara m. travelling companion, comrade. ground, E179'.
±faran* to set forth, go, travel, wander, pro- fealuwlan=fealwian; fealwes v. feala.
need, Bl,Gen,JnL ; AO,CP : be, happen, fealwlan to become 'fallow,' fade, wither,
exist, act, 'fare' ('i-fare'), get on, undergo, Sol : grow yellow, ripen.
suffer, M : (+) die, AO,CP: (+) attack, ftenes f. 'fewness,' paucity, BH,Ps.
overcome, capture, obtain, AO. fear=feanr ; Iter =fearn
faraft-sfarott-; fareld=f»re!d ftera gen. of fea.
faretf-=farott- f earn (», e) m. gs. feares little pig, hog, Gl.
Farlseiso of or belonging to the Pharisees, [cp. Ger. ferkel]
OEG.WG. fearhhama m. stem,
little WW
161 s .
farm=feonn f earhrytfer n. bull, Bl. [fearr]
shore stream. +fearhsugu sow in farrow, WW.
Fm. : f.

FEARLIC 99 FELDLAND
fearlie of a bull, 0EG11 1".
+feg n. joining, joint, : M
composition.
ftartto=tSrlio [Qer. gefuge]
fearm m. freight, cargo, Gbk 1394. fagan I. (±) to Join, naife, Jfce, adapt, j&ed,
fearn n. 'fern,* Bo,Cp; t. M;Ud £d;£!,CP. ['/ay'; Ger. fdgen] II. to
I earnbed n. fern-bed, BC,WW. l»tn«, WW.
fearott-=farot$- +fagednes f. conjunction, connection : bond,
fearr I. m. 6eo«f o/ burden, ox, bull, MJlO. fetter, DHy5«.
ILJ=tfeorr feger, fegere=f»ger, fogre
Ieas(VPs)=f»B ±f aging f. conjunction, JSGbIO*.
f eaaeeattt destitute, miserable, helpless, poor. +fagnes f. aMocMi<ton9 componioneAip.
fansceaftig destitute, poor, Sbaf26. fen =feon
feaaeeattnes {&) f. poverty, OEG1171. +feh = +feah pret. 3 sg. of +feon.
feast- = test- feht sheepskin with the fleece on it? TC119;
featu (VPs)=fatu nap. of fet. . ES37-177.
ftew-=fea-; ftewa=fea +feht=+feoht; fehtan (N)=feohtan
feawllc/ew, EP8104". 3 sg. of fon.
f enti pres.
f tewnes fewness, paucity.
f. fel=foU; Ml=fSol
faaz (», e) n. hair, head of hair, B,BH,Lcd; fela (ea, eo) I. sbn. and adj. (w. g., or in
M,CP. ['fax'] agmt.: rarely inflected) many, mulch, B,G,
feaxclatt n. cap. Led, etc. II. adv. very much, many.
+f ease furnished with hair, B H06" ['fele'; Oer. viel]
feaxeaean pL forelocks, WW343». felaaMe 'mordax,' OEG23".
faaxede long-haired (of a comet), ChrS92. felafAcne very treacherous, G*E148.
['faxed'] felafeald manifold, many times over, Ps.
+faaz6n (NAJt371 )=+feaxe ['felefold']
feaxfang m. seizing or dragging by felafaaldnei (fele-) f. multitude, EPs6".
the hair,
LL6[33]. felafrionet very fierce, bold.
feaxfeallung f. shedding of hair, mange, felageomorf very sad, sorrowful
WW 113* felageong very young, FT 53.
feaxh&r hoary, gray -haired, Rd7 3*. felageonge having travelled much, Gbbat3.
faaznJMel f. crisping-pin, WW 108*. [ganganl
feaxnes (», e) f. head of hair. felanrdr JWB of exploits, B27.
feaxnett n. aotr-nei, WW. feialdebprftee emptily chattering, CP174*
+feaxod=+feaxe felaleof very dear, Wif26.
feaxpreon m. hair-pin, 107*. WW fela~meahtJg, -mihtigt most mighty.
f aaxacaacga m. bunch of hair. f elamodlgf very bold.
feaxsceaegede shaggy. ±f«lan I. (w. g.) to touch, 'feel,' : per- AO
f eaxseeara (e1 ) fp. scissors for hair-cutting? ceive, Rd. II. ( VPs) =fSolan
curling-tongs r WW
241". f elaspeeol talkative.
feaxtaelg? y. fextnlg. fela-epeeolnes, -epreoolnes f. loquacity,
feaxwund f. wound aacfer iAe aotr, LL20[45]. talkativeness.
feb-=fef-; fee = fasc felasprfiee talkative, CP281".
±feooan (») to 'fetch,' bring, bring to, draw, felasynnlg very guilty, B1379.
J£,Mt seek : pain, take. [=fetian]
: felawlone very stately, Rd 13 7 .
feeele=ieoele; feegan=feooan felawyrde talkative, W40*.

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fedan to 'feed, nourish, sustain, foster, bring f elawyrdnes f talkativeness. .
up, Bl,Mt Ps;M,CP : bear, bring forth, feleyrf n. foreskin.

f
produce. [fdcLa] feld m. ob. felda, felde open or cultivated

fMednes=fednee land, field, plain, A,Met,RB AO.CP ; Mdf ; :
1
fedelfugol (oe ) m. fatted bird, MtR22«. battle-field, on olsnnm felda in the open
fid-els, -eel m. feeding, keep Jotted animal : field {of battle), CP22V*.
(birdf), WW ;Cp. ['feddle'] feldflBlbln (WW35210 )=feldetfen
f tdelsswln /a««n«f pip, NC343. feldbao f . humble bee, WW.
fader, federa=f«der, fadera feldbtoceopwyrt f. field bishopwort, ANS
fading f. 'feeding,' CP. 84*326.
fMnes (se) f. nourishment, BH88*. feldclrlce f. country church, LL264[5,1];
fedra=f»dera 282[3,2].
fefer mn. gs. fefree '/ever,* £*,#; CP. felde =fylde pret. 3 sg. ofJyUan.
feferadlf. 7et*r,*AO. feldelfen f. wood-nymph, WW189*.
f §ferfOge f. feverfew. [L. febrifugia] f eldgangendef roaming over the land.
feferseoc/ewriei, WW405M . feldhrlVer n. field-ox, NC285.
IMor, fefur=fefer feldhOsf n. tent, Ex.
fetrlan to be feverish, suffer from fever, Lod. feldland n. 'field-land,' meadow-land, plain,
lUrlg/eeerwA.
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FELDLIO 100 FEOHTAN
feldlle rural, M. fengon pret. pi. of ffin.
feldmsedere
300M,
t field-madder, rosemary, WW fengtott (») m. canine tooth, LL81nl6.
fenbleottu np. fen-coverts, B820. [hlitS]
feMmlnte t field-mint, wild mint, WW. fenbop n. fen-hollowt B764.
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feld-more, -mora f. parsnip. fenlx m. the bird 'phamix, jEGrJPh : date-
feldoxa t field-ox (i.e. an ox oat to grass, palm.
not a stalled or fat ox). f enland n. fen-land, marsh, AO.
feMradef. wild rue. fenUo marshy, A,Quth. ['fenlich 9 ]
feMssBten f. field, LPs77". [seten] fenmlnte f. water-mint, Lcd 14b.
I eldswamm m. fungus, toadstool, WW404 M. fenn nm. mud, mire, dirt, CP,WW : 'fen?
feldwesten n. desert. marsh, moor, ByBo; AG : the fen country,
leMwdp m. plantain, Gl (?«s*feldboppe, Chr 905.
ANS 110-436 ;FM200). fenn- = fen
feWwyrt !. gentian, Lod. fennlg dirty, musty, mouldy, CP («fynig) :
+fMe sensfttve, Lod. marshy, WW. ['fenny 9 ]

felefeald=felafeald fenntoe n. fen-covering, OET (Bd ). a
ftteltas UMeiMtMe, dearf, Wt40. fenol= final; fenompre= fenampre

felg, felge 1 * felloe, ' felly, rim of a wheel, Bo. fen*ee f. marsh-frog, Bd41 t> .
[feolan] feo^feoh; also ds. of feoh.
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felge-role, -robe 'poUpodium, A24-432 Mode pret. 3 sg. of feogan.
(v. MLN23-186). feogan (fia, N; feon) to hate, persecute,
leJh =fealh pret. 3 sg. of feolan. LkL. ['ivee']
felhtt (KGL)=fylgtJ pies. 3 sg. of fylgan. fftogytsung (ea) f. avarice, BH130*
fellgean=fylgan feoh n. LLfiol;
gs. ffios, ds. feo cattle, herd,
fell h n.'fell? skin, hide, B,JulJ*d; £!,AO, AO [tier, movable goods, property,
vieh] :
GP. [L. pellis] II. m. fiell= BoJPs; AO : money, riches, treasure, BJB,
IeU-=fyll. Mt; JS,GP. wit$ licgendom feo for ready
fellen 1
(i ) made of skins, M. money, JEL&* : name of the rune for f.
felleread (eo«; -*p«IlereadT E843315) [7ee']
purple, NG. feonbehit n. promise of money, Chb865e.
f«llun=fSollon pret. pL of feaUan. feohblgenga m. cattle-keeper, NG343.
-fehna .
aeger-f. ; felmen-=fylmen- feonbftt f. money compensation, LL46n5;
±ftines f. sensation, feeling, M. 258[51].
felo-=fela- f eohfang m. offence of taking a bribe, LL
felofearfl, felofor m. name of a bird, bittern? 318[15,1].
JGPh2 1 ".
feohgafol n. usury, NC285.
felon (A)=fulgon pret. pL of feolan. feobgeh&t n. promise of money, Chb865a.
+f elslan = +fielsian feobgerftta m. steward, LkLR12«
feist pres. 2 ss. of feallan. feobgeseeot n. payment of money, Bx28 ;29.
felstyeee n. piece of skin, Lod 1-330. feobgesteald n. possession of riches, Jul 685.
felt mtn? '/eft,' WW. f eobgestreon n. acquiring money : treasure,
felt-ere, -erre a plant, Lod. possessions, riches.
feltun m. privy, dunghill, GP. feohgldsere (CP)=feohgiteere
feltangrtp aunghiU, NC285.
f. f eongief u f . largess.
feltwurma m. wild marjoram, Lod. feohgletsere (CP331«)=feohgiteere
I eltwyrt f. mullein {plant). leohgltret avaricious.
fel*=fiel« pres. 3 sg. of feaUan; ftt&=fyi« feohglftf f. bounty-giving, largess.
feffia (Cpl28s) rare gp. of feld. I eohgltsere m. miser.
fela-=felo-; fem-, femn- (VPs)=ffimn- leohgod n. property (in cattle), LL60nl.
fen=fenn feobgyrnes f. greed, LL396[4].
fenampre (o*) f. a marsh plant, Lcd38d. feobhord m. treasury.
feobhtts n. treasure-house, WW. ['fee ]
9 9
feneerse f. water-cress, Led. ['fencress '}
fenester n? m? window, GD220. [L.] feoblAnung f. lending of money, WW116«*.

fenfearn n. marsh-fern, ' salvia, 9 water-fern, f eohland 'pascua. ' PPs.
WW 135*. I eobleas without money : not to be bought off,
fenfreoVo f. fen-refuge, B851. past compensation, B2441.
fenfugol m. moor-fowl, Lod 95b? f eohleasnes f. want of money.
±feng m. grip, grasp, embrace : capture : feobseeatt n. money-payment, Da 744.
prey, booty, [fonl feobspeaa fp. riches, GD273 a.
ftng pret. 3 sg. of f6n. f eobspllUng f. waste of money, Che 1096.
fengelf m. lord, prince, king. feohstrang well off, Gl.
fengelid n. marsh^path,Jm, B1359. ifeoht (i, o, y) n. action of fighting, BJ's :
fengnes f. 'susceptio, 9 GPs829. 'fight, battle, AO: strife, itod.
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fengnett n. (catching-)net, PPsl40". ±feohtan» (e, N) to 'fight, 9 combat, strive,

FEOHTDiEG 101 FEORMEND
OhrJLL;&,AO,OB. on f. attack, fight f eord, feord- =fierd, fierd-, fyrd-
against : (+) gain by fighting, win. f tores gs. of feorh.
+teohtdag m. day of bam, PPsl39*. feor#=3eorh
teohtef.=feoht feorh (e) mn. gs. ftores, nap. feorh life,
feohtehorn (y1 ) m. battle-horn, PPs74§ . principle of life, soul, spirit, AO,GP. to*
feohtond m. fighter, O EG 3806. widanftore/or eternity, for ever. Lgesellan,
feontere m. fighter, ES39*». Sgiefan to die : living being, person.
feohtgegyrela m. implement of war, missile, f eorhadl f fatal disease, M. ..
'falarica,' WW399". f eorhbana m. man-slayer.

I eohttfto n. fighting, LL. VfighUac'] f eorhbealut n. deadly evil, violent death.
t eohtllng (y*) m. fighter, GD 1 10". feorhbenn f. deadly wound, B2740.
+t*ohtsumnt*Ljoyfulness,KC292. [+fton] f eorhberendt m. living being.
feohtwlte (il , y»f y») n. penalty for fighting, feorhbold n. body, Rood 73.
LL. f eorhbona = feorhbana
f eohwlte n. Jlne /or coining false money, LL feorhbora m. life-bearer, Rd92*.
319coL2. feorhowaluf (e) f slaughter, death.
.
Itol pret. 3 Bg. of feallan. f eorhewealmt m.

slaughter, death.
f«oI(«,i)f.îef »iM;iEL. feorhoynnt n. race of mortals.
feola=fela leorhdagas mp. days of life, Gnr2358.
ftolaga m. partner, 'fellow,' C*t1016d. feorhdolg n. deadly wound, Gnl455.
[ON. ftlage] feorhiacen living, Gbh204.
±ftolan* (9) to cfewe, 6e joined to, odaere : f eorhtogen/a** of life, glad to preserve one's
enter, penetrate, pose into, through or over, life,ML2V».
betake oneself to, Che : undergo : persevere feorngebeorh n. refuge, Ex 369.
in. [Ooth. ftlhan] f eorhgedalt n. death.
ftold pret. 3 sg. of fealdan. feorhgensr n. preservation of life, LL
feolde=folde 204[7,3].
f toldon pret. pL of fealdan. feorhgenlfflat m. mortal foe.
ftolheard hard as a filer hard enough to resist f eorhglefaf m. aiver of Ufe.
the filer Ma 108 (or ?»*felaheard). feorhglefn f. gift of life, Rim 6?
ftollan to file, J5L32»». f corn-gome ? f means of subsistence? -goma?
.
f Ml pret. 3 sg., ftollon pret. pL of feallan. m. jaw? Cr1547.

feolu=fela; feolu-fer, -lei*, -for=felofor feorhhordf n. breast, soul, spirit.
feon=fenn feorhhQs n. soul-house, body, Ma 297.
fton h (±, oau. +) bys w. in or g. to be glad, feorhhyrde m. life's guardian, protector.
rejoice, exult, GP. II. =f«ogan feorhlist m. step taken to preserve life, flight,
feond (ie, y) m. da. fiend, fSonde, nap. fiend, B846.
feond, adversary, foe, enemy, A,B,Mt; feorhlean n. revenge for bloodshed? gift of
AO,CP [f. =female enemy]: 'fiend, devil, Ufe? Ex 150.
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Gu; CP : the Devil, Lcd,Hy. [pree. pto. f eorhleguf f life. .
of feogan] feorhllo (fera-, ferh-) vital, HGl463.

f tondAt m. eating things sacrificed to idols,* teorhut n. life, PPsU2».
PPsl05". feorhloea m. breast, Gu625.
ftondgrap f. grip of a foe, B636. f eorhlyre m. loss of life, LL466[3].
ftondgyld n. idolatry, idol, GD,PPs : de- f eorhneru f . preservation of life, refuge, sal-
moniacal possession? MtL4M . vation : nourishment of life, food.
f tortile hateful, hostile, fiendish, WW; M. feorhr&d m. salvation, An 1656.
adv. -Hoe, Jul. ['fiendly 9 ] f eorhseyldlg guilty of death, LL.
t eondr&den f. enmity, M. feorhstoo mortally wounded, B820.
feondries m. hostile attack, Gen900. feorhsweng m. fatal blow, B2489.
f eondseeatSat m. enemy, robber. feorhflearl f. urgent need, PPs69*.
feondscipe m. hostility, enmity, hatred, AO, feorhwund f. deadly wound, B2385.
CP. teorlen=fyrlen
f tondstoo possessed with demoniac, feorlle /or off, alien, strange, KlIOO*7 .
a devil,
BH184*. feorlond n. distant land, Pa 10.
feondulf m. public enemy, criminal, male- feorm (a, a, o, y) f. food, provision, sus-
factor, [feond, wnlf] tenance : entertainment, meal, feast, supper,
ftong=fSoung; feonn=fenn JS,AO,CP -.goods, possessions : stores : rent
feor = feorr, feorran- ; f tor =s feorh, ftower in kind, EC : profit, benefit, OP : tilling,
ftorn gp. of feorh. LL454,8(y).
+ftora=+fera feorma= forma
feorbuend dwelling far off, B254. feormehim m. farm, Che 1087.
feor-eumen, -ound=feorran-cumen, -ound f eormend m. entertainer cleanser, : polisher,
feoroftW f. distant land, B1838. furbisher.

FEOKMENDLEAS 102 FERING
feormendleas wanting a burnisher, B2761. t*ow*ncft9four-corneredt 9quare, AO. [sceat]
feormere m. purveyor, KC4-278tt . ftowertime [teotiur-) four-teamed, VHy.
leormfultum m. help in food, LL 356 [69,1]. f tower-tftofia, -tfiogoa 'fourteenth, 'BH, MH
±feormlan to entertain, receive as guest : AO.
cherish, support, sustain, feed : consume : ftowertfene (€*, y») 'fourteen,' MtL; AO.
benefit, profit : scour, cleanse, furbish : Jf*L ;AO.
ttowertlg '/orfy, *
(+) Aor6o«r (stolen goods), LL108[4,6]. teowertlgfe^/orty/oW.
feonnung f. Aar5ounn^, LL : furbishing, ftowerUglle quadragesimal* BH.
cleansing, LL. feowertlgotJa 'fortieth,' JR.
feornes I. distance, BH 72M. t towertyne = feowertiene
feorr I. comp. fi(e)m, fyrra; snp. fierresta ftowertfe (lft)=feor&a
'/ar,' remote, ditto*/, BH,ChrJtB; CP. ftowr-=fSower-, feor-
II. adv. comp. fierr,fyr(r) ; snp. f
firr, town
v. feower.
fi(e)rrest, fyrreet 'far,' far away, distant, ifeowung f. rejoicing, joy, OEG1118.
remote, CP : /or bach (in time) : further, [+f5on]
besides, moreover, Itowur-= feower-; fer=faer
feorran I. adv. from afar, from a remote time far- =far-, fear-, fier-, feor-, for-, fyr-
=
or place, B,El,Qen -.far off, at a distance, far (1) tier L; (2)fefer; fer-=f»r-, fyr-
2fo;JE,CP. ['fen-en'] II. (», y) to re- ±tera m. associate, comrade, fellow-disciple,
move, avert, turn aside, withdraw, : B
AO,CP : wife : man, servant, v. LL2*427f.
proscribe. ['far'] feran to go, come, *ef ottf, marc*, IraveZ, 5;
f dorranoumen come /rom a/or, efrange. JnL(oe), : behave, act CP
.(+ ) accomplish,
faorraneund, feorrcund come /rom ajar, oJtotn, o6to»n : (+) fare, speed, undergo,
foreign born. suffer, ['fere']
=
feorrane, feorren(e) feorran I. f erbedd n. portable bed.
feorrtaran' 'vexari,' LkLTî 1 ). f€rbUM=faerbl£d
feorrlan to keep apar., JE : (±) depart, ferelan to convey, bring, Chr : support, IEL
NG(ea). 23™ : rfttjf «j> {with lies), ML2Zn».
feorrung f. removal, departure, GD491*. Vferk, firk']
feorsian to go beyond put far from, expel
: : fercung f. sustenance, provision, food, M
depart, remove, separate. (9"*).
feorsn=fieren a plant,
ferdwyrt (ferw-)? 84-325 (or? ANS
feorstuft nf support,
. WW . =feld-).
laorttng f. 'pedatio,' WW 162". fire able to go, fit for (military) service.
feorB=ferhti +fate I. f. company, community. II. ac-
ftorfta (ea, N) 'fourth,' Lk; AO,CP. feoroe cessible, Ph4. [faranl
healf three and a half. f erale f. rod, GD. [L. ferula]
f aorta fourthly, LL158[15]. f trend m. sailor : messenger.
feortt-llng, -ung m. fourth part : 'farthing,' fere* pres. 3 sg. of (1) faran, (2) ferian.
MkLJjkL; M. Vferling'] fere* pres. 3 ag. of feran.
ftorum dp. of feorh. fergan = ferian
feorwag m. remote part. ferht I. honest, Gl. II. =ferhtS
I aorwlt =fyrwit f erhtUe just, honest.
ftos gs. of feoh. f erhflf (fer8) mn. mind, intellect, soul, spirit :
feostnode (Can 963s) =f»etnode pret. 3 ag. life, wldan f. eternally, for ever.
offaestnian. f erhttbana m. murderer, Ex 399.
Xaot- =fet- ferhtfcearig of anxious mind, Gbk2217.
IWB pres. 3 eg. of feogan. ferhtf-eleofa, -oofaf m. breast.
feoffor-, feoffor- =
feower- f erhfflree bold, brave,B 1146.
ftoung f. hatred, CP. [feogan] ferhtSMBende sustaining life, Rd39*.
(rtJ)
leow-, feower- v. also fitter-, ferhffgenlftla m. mortal enemy, B 2881.
f tower, feowere [indecl. before a sb. bnt ferhflgewlt (r8) n. understanding, Cb1184.
when alone, nsn. g. feow(e)ra, d. feowerom] f erhtfgleawf wise, prudent.
'four, ' Cr ; JE,AO,CP : four times. f erhUgrim (rS)t savage.
f towerdogor mn. and adj. /our day*. ferhffioeat m. breast, body.
t eower-ecge, -eogede four-cornered, square, ferhWufu f. heartfelt love, Aw83(y).
Lod. ferbtteefaf (i, y) m. mind, thought.
ftowarfaald fourfold, Lk 19s. tarhVwarlgt soul-weary, sad.
f towarfealdnee quadruply, Bl. ±f erlan to carry, convey, bring, An,B,
ttfomvrmtfour-footed, AO ; M. ['four-foot'] El; &
z (with refl. a.) betake oneself to, be
ftowar-fdt, -fotede four-footed. versed in : depart, go, Ma. Vferry']

ttow*rgll&n.fourfoUcompensation,IjL22&'. feriend m. leader, bringer.
Itowerhwtolod (fyr-) four-wheeled? RHy firing I.f f. journey, wandering, [feran]
4». (v. ES3815) II. f. «»n«m«fa<»o/ Gl. [f»r]
FERLECAN 103 FIFBEC
+ferUeean (e) to associate, unite, 2R. f etterbedd n. feather-bed, WW 124w .
+flrlle associated, adv. -lice sociably, to- fetterb erend provided withfeathers, feathered,
gether; -liffllce GD313". WW485*.
±f ernes f. passage, transition, passing away. fettereraeft m. embroidery, WW 491*.
+ferri*den (usu. +) f. companionship, B 31 19.
fetiergearwe fp. feathers of the arrow,
fellowship, M,AO,CP : friendship : society, fettergeweore n. feather-embroidery.
fraternity, congregation, JE. fetierhama m. wings, plumage, Cp,Oen.
9
ten did. verse : sentence. [L.] Vfeatherham )
ferae 'fresh* (not salt), AO
: not salted, KC. ftfesptdlg speedy of foot, Cba53.
-fersean v. a-f. feUewIgf m - battle on foot, affray.
feraeeta m. freshet, A
20-382. feSm=fa35m
±f erselpe m. fraternity, community, retinue : fettorbyrste split into four, Lcd 148a
society, fellowship, companionship, CP. (A30129).
+fersciplan to unite, accompany, DR. fettra, feore v. fetfor.
ferslan to versify, ^Gb218*. fettrlan to become fledged, S7
. OEG26
fer*J=tferh« +MrUin to load, AS [fabor] V\
ferta m. *Kn, MdW ASO 1". fettrlht/eoiaerei. p7". MtL
fert$an=furCum Iettu(WW110»)=fe«a
feean, feaian=fy8an, fysian fettling f. walking, motion, M.
fesfc^fswt; feet=fyst; faster- =f6stor- fex=tfeax
festnung f. mam/icence, WW440 17
. flag-(N)=feog-; fibulae (GL)=fifeIe
f estrlan = fdstrian +flc n. deceit, [v. 'fickle ]
9
fet pree. 3 sg. of fetian. tfo m. (fig-disease), venereal

fig, fig-tree
:
fat L pros. 3 Bg. of fedan. II. da. and nap. ulcer, hemorrhoids, Lcd. [L. ficus]
of f6t. fleidl f. fig-disease (v. fib).
+fetan< to fall, MtR13T* floeeppel m. fig.
9
fetel m. belt. Bo, Met. ['fettle ] flebeam m. fig-tree, M,CP.
f etelhilt n. belted or ringed sword-hilt, 1563. B -flelan v. be-f.
fetalis f&tela flelaaf n. fig-leaf.
9
f etelalan to provide with a sheath? BC3-215*. fleol 'fickle, cunning, tricky, KOI; W.
+fetelsod ornamented? (BT), belted? ringed? fletraow n. fig-tree.
feteri=tfetor fleung f. fraud, trickery, LL242[24]; 254
-ffeterlant to fetter, bind. [28,2].
± fetian (m) to bring near, fetch, B,Oen : flewyrm m. intestinal worm, Lcd 122a.
bring on, induce : marry. [=feocan] flowyrt f. fig-wort, 134". WW
fetor (eo , e») f. 'fetter, shackle, Cp,MkL, fleftlene = fiftlene
1 9
Ps : check, restraint, Wa. fleht pree. 3 eg. of feohtan.

fetorwriaen f. fetter, chain, A* 1109. ±flell (a, e, ea, y) mn. fall, destruction, AO,
+fetran, +fetrian = +feterian CP : death, slaughter : precipice : case, in-
feu I. pree. 3 eg. of fSdan. IL =ffttt flection, MQnW(y). [feallan]
fettan= fetian flell- v. fyU
f ette pret. 3 eg. of fetian. flelt pree. 3 eg. of fealdan.
f§8=feh8 ores. 3 eg. of fdn. fleltt pree. 3 eg. of feallan.
feUa m. foot-soldier, :AO
band of foot- fiend =feond, also ds. of feond.
soldiers, troop, M : warfare, battle? Jttl389. + fiend (y ) mp. foes, enemies, Lh. [' i-feond ']
ftfen to lead, M: go on foot? Mi*").
9
flendwle n. enemy scamp, LPs 77*.
1 §8e n. power of locomotion, walking, gait, Her v. feorr II. ; fler-=feower-
pace, iEÂO. flerd (®, e, eo, y) f. national levy or army,
f iSeeempat m. foot-soldier. Chr : military expedition, campaign, Ma,
ffftegang m. journey on foot, Gen 2513. PPs;AOicamp. ['ferd 9 ]
feUegeorn anxious to go, Rd32*. flerd- v. also fyrd-.
ffSegeetf m. guest coming on foot, traveller. flerdlan (y) to go on an expedition, march,
ffftehere m. infantry, AO. Chb.
ftfftehwearf m. band of footmen, Gul62. flerdleas without an army, undefended, un-
f eUeliatt m- *tePt track, course. protected, Chb894a.
f iSelaaat footless, crippled. fleren- = firen- ; Herf ete = feowerfete
t fftemenn mp. infantry, NG,WW. -flerme (eo) v. or-f.
fiSemund f. fore-paw, Rd 1617 .
9
llerra, fierreet, fierreeta v. feorr II.
fetter (a) f. nap. fetS(e)ra, feSre 'feather, flenn (e, eo, y) f. heel [Oer. ferae]
Lcd\Ph; pi. wings, Bo,Mt,OET; CP pen, Herat = first :
Lk;CP. HI usu. indecl. before sb. ; but when alone,

fetter- = ftower-, fetteran =fit5erian
fifler- ; has na. fife, g.fifa,d.fifnm'Jfoe,'i4,0en,Jft.
fetierbAre provided with feathers, winged, fHalde f. butterfly, Gl. [Oer. falter]
GPH390. mbeo fp. Pentateuch, WW470*.

FIFE 104 FERENWEORC
me t. m. 111st- =fylst-
llfeeged* having five angles, JEGb289u . 1118 pres. 3 sg. of feallan.
fflel n. (huge) sea-monster, giant, Wald2 w fin f. Aeop, jnfc. v.
. 2456. PEG
meloynn n. race of sea-monsters, B 104. Una m. woodpecker,
4
49*. WW
fUelddr n. door of sea-monsters, river Eider, fine m. JSaca/ Bp,WW.
Wn>43. find = fiend
melef.6«e*fe,WW403'. [L. 'fibula'] flndan' (bat ocoL wk. pret. fande) ( ± ) to Ana*,
fflellota 'petOus,' A8-449. meet with, B,OenJut,Met : discover, obtain
flfelstrtam m. ocean, sea, Met 26*. by search or study* Cr,MtL,Ps : provide :
fltelwftg m. ocean, eea, El 237. consider, devise, arrange, dispose, decide,
flffalde=fifalde AO.CP : show, inform, t set oofotn /rom.
flfleaW 'fivefold,' A
: five each, 840. CMflndend m. finder, GPH391.
flflCted five-footed, OEG130. ±Andlg (y) capable, jEGb69«.
i y
fffflngre f. jx>tentiUa, 'primula*' cinque- finding f. invention, initiative, CM 1082.
foil, oxlipt Led. ['fivefinger'] flnel= final
tunire five-storied, 2R. [fl6r] finger m. 'finger,' Mt,VPs; M,CP.
flfgtar n. t>er»oi o/ JS«e year*, lustrum, WW flnger-seppla, -appla npL finger-shaped
431". fruits, dates, JSL,OEG.
flf-hund, -hundred num. five hundred. flngerdooca? ml finger -muscle, Gl.
flflseppede having five lobes, LcD59b. flngerlle belonging to a finger or ring, WW
IB-leaf ii., -leafe f. 'potentiUa,' cinquefoU, 291"
Led. Vfiveleaf] flngerlffl n. finger-joint, NC343.
fttmsegen n. magic power, Sol 136. [flfel, UngermsBl n. finger's length, NR22*.
mngen] flnlg(y)=fynig
ANS 129-22.
fllnlhte five days old, nnihtjfrtnv.
fltta \#*V A,Mk; AO,CP. Ann m. 'fin,' JB.
flftateder v. fseder. flnofc=*finul
flfte fifthly, LL168[16]. flnst=finde«t pres. 2 sg. of fiadan.
flfteg=ffftig; fltteg*a=fifteot>a flnt pres. 3 eg. of findan.
flttene=flrtiene flntaf m. tail : consequence, result.
flfteogoUa '#)*<*,' JB; CP. flnul (e1 , yl , o»), finugl m., fino(g)le f.
ffl-teotta (?>), -tSoa, -tegfla 'fifteenth,' BH, 'fennel,* Sp,WW. [L. foenuoulom]
Led. flnulsSd )(o1 n. fennel-seed, Lod 157a.
'
ftttfene (y1 , 6», y») (often w. g.) \#*eenf flo^feo; flr-fyr
A,B,Ou; AO. flrasf mp. men, Anman 6etn?*.
flfflenewlntre (e*) fifteen years old, BL2131 . flrd=fierd; flrd-=fierd-, fyrd-
flfflg num. \flfty, Jfe : eb. a set of fifty. Mh. flren f. Jranepreeeion, rin, crime : oidrape,
FUttgdseg m. Penfaeoft, MkL p5 w . violence : torment, suffering.
flftigetfa, firtigoCa = fifteogotia flrenbealu n. transgression, Gb1276.
flftlgfeald 'fifiyfold,' containing fifty, JB. flrencrseft m. wickedness, Jul 14.
OUfUB (M)=zSttlene flrendAdt f. wicked deed, crime.
mwlntre five years old, <£Ge287". flrenearfetfo n. sinful woe, Gen 709.
flgan 1 'frtgere,' Ep. flrenfremmende sinful, Cb1118.
fihl n? cloth, rag, NO. [?-fliht] flrenful (y) sinful, wicked.
flht I. pres. 3 sg. of feohtan. IL=feht flrengeorn sinful, Cb1606.
Oht-=fyht-; flhtan=fyhtan flrenhlcga (y1 , y») m. adulterer, GPH389.
-f flhfl pres. 3 eg. of +feon. flrenhlege (fyrn-) f. adulteress, OEG.
ffl(GL)=f5ol flrenntogend (fyrn-) adulterous, OEG.
=
+fflan +fylan; +Alce = +fylce ± fireman (y) to sin : commit adultery : revile.
flld sb milking, LoD53b. nrenlle (y) wicked, adv. -lice vehemently,
flldeumb m. milk-pail, Lcd 122b. rashly, Wald1».
Hide field-like, of the nature of a plain, AO
flrenUgerlan to commit fornication, RSPs
74". 105».
+ Aide n. plain,
field, AO
12". [fold] flrenlost m. lust, sinful desire, luxury,
fllgtJ, filho pres. 3 Bg. of fSoIan. wantonness, AO,CP.
Illl-=fy]g- flrenlustful wanton, luxurious, A 12-5O210 .
ffllende ptc. rubbing, WW
407*. flrenlustgeorn wanton, W253*.
fllftfa n. Aay. flrensynnig sinful, Cb1379.
fllftfteag m. meadow, Ci. flrentaonian (y) to commit misdeeds, RHy
fUl^fyU 611 .
fine tiymef OEG56" [-oerfiUeT] flrenVearf (y) f. dire distress, B 14.

Alien =fellen flrenum excessively, very, intensely
fllmenjfy) n. 'film,' membrane, thin skin, malignantly, [dp. of firen]
Lcd; M : foreskin, M. flrenweorot n. evil deed, sin.

HRENWYRCENDE 106 FLiESCWELLERE
flrenwyreendef sinning, sinful. frSere (y) n. nap. fi$(e)ru, fioera(B) wing,
flrenwyrhta (y)f m. evil-doer. ag />p
firfoda=fyrfoda fltteVteald 'quadriga,' EHy4".
flrgenbeam (y) m. mountain tree, B1414. Afterfltdende (y 1 ) flowing in four streams,
[Ooth. fairguni] GPH390.
flrgenbeorg (fergenberig) mountain, Rtrauc- fltterfldwende ./burin? in four streams, OEG
Casxvt. 48*.
flrgenbuooa m. ibex, Lod. fitternama m. trinp-coiwrtna, ÊL34 (y 1 ). 74
flrgendstream = firgenstream +A8erhamod coffered with feathers, JEH

Argen-gat f. nap. -gfit ibex, Gt„ 1-466".
flrgenheafod n. mountain-headland. fitterhlwe 'quadriformis,' OEG177.
flrgenholt n. mountain-wood, B 1393. +Afterian, fiCrian to provide with feathers,
flrgenstrtamt m. mountain-stream, wood' or wings.
land-stream, Attentat without wings, Wy22.
flrgln-=firgen- flfterrfoe (y) n. Utrarchy, Chb12o.
flrht=freht; flrh«^ferh« Attersoeatas mp. four quarters t Sol 32.
flrlgendstream = firgenntream frSersleht m. flapping of wings, joy t OEG
flrfnggftt=firgengat; flrmdlg=frymdig 4892.
Armettan to ask, beg, 188*. AO A8ru v. fitter©.
flrn- =firen-, fyrn- flxa, fixas, fizum=fisoa ( fiecas, fisoum, gp. y
llrr, firra, fine, firrest v. feorr. nap. and dp. of fiso.
first I. (e, ie, y) mn. period, apace of Hme, fixen^fyxen
time, respite, truce, B,Ohr;CP. ['frist'] flxlan, fixott, flxnott=fisoian, fisoatt
II. (ie) f. ceiling, Ep. f. arrow, AO.
[Otr. first] III.- HA ['flo' ;-flan]
fyrst flacg cataplasm, plaster, WW380".
flrstfardf n. ceiling. flaeorHfym? (of arrows), [op. Oer. flackern]
flrtt-meare, -gemearo f. period of time, ap- fla»-=fiea-, fleo-
pointed time, interval, respite. fMe-=fla-, flea, fl€o-, file-; fl*o=fl&8C
=
lkrtf-> fyrtJ- ; flrwet-=fyrwit- AAre f. eorfop, 157". WW
r
flao m. fish,' VPs; M,AO,CP; Mdf. fiflse (8) n. 'JIe*A/ 9 M 0pJU
9 VP; CP : 6o*V
flso-aft, «(n)ot$ m. fishing, AO
fishpond : a. (a* opposed to soul), B,Jn : carnal nature,
catch of fish. [v. NC286] Mt : Zttnn? creators, LkJPs.
flsebrfne m. fish-brine, 128". WW AAseAt m. animal food, RB.
flseoynn n. fish tribe, M. flAsebana m. mt*rd«rer, GD.
flsedteh L fish-dye, purple, OE05193. AAsoeofa m. fcriy. LPS118 1 ".

flseere m. fisher,' fisherman, AO,Mt : king- flA»oc«ping f. meal-market,
* 146". WW
fisher (bird). AAeoeht Jletfty, Lod 83a.
fbefell(NG)=fi8cpdl AAseen o/ rtaja, JO* JtoA, QPH;R.
fisoflodur m. fish-flood, sea, PET. Cfleshen*]
fbehQs n. place where fish is sold, WW
184*. fiAtcennes = flfisonea
ftoelan to 'fish,' Bo. AAscgebyrd f. incarnation, OEG429.
flsemere m. fishpond, 11 WW484 AAsohama (o")t m. body, carcase.
.
fbenaft= fiscal +AAschamod incarnate, M.

fbenett n. fishing-net. AAsehordt n. body.
1
ftoenott, fisooC=fisoaC flAschfis n. 'flesh-house, place where meat
flsepftl W
m. fishpond, JnL, W. ['fishpooV] is sold, WW.
flseflrflt m. small fish, MtL15M AAsolle fleshly,' corporeal, carnal, JB,BH.
.
*
fbewelle h m. fishpond, A 13-321. II. — he^Jtonmi. incarnate condition, M. ['flesh*

fiaowylle Knees']
flsower m. fish-weir, fish-trap, LL454[9]. fUtaomangere m. butcher, WW. Cflesh-
flsewylle/utt offish, BH. [weallan] monger'J __
fisting i. Jesiculatio,' WW. flAscmaCu f. maggot, WW
122".
_
fltelfdta tAtn, denser, WW 161". flAse-mete m. nap. -mettas flesh, animal

flterstlcca m. tent-nail, WW 187* food,LL;M,CF. Vfleshmeat'l
(T-fitfer-
sticca). ±flfiscnet I. incarnation, Che.
fltt I. f? struggle, contest, fight, Gen 2072. +flfiecod incarnate, M.
II. f. 'fit,' song, poem, £o;Gl. [? con- flfiscsand portion of meat, NC287.
nected with I. v. SkED. under fit (2)1 flftscstr»t f. meat-market, M.
Allele f. fiddle. fUtectftwerem. torturer of the flesh, exe-
flftelere m. 'jWdfer/ 1^311".
M
cutioner, 189" WW
Alleles*™ i. female fiddler, . WW3U flfiaototf m. one of the teeth, WW415".
fitter- =feower-, fetter- fla&scUenung I. use as food, NC287.
nêreiantojltrftei^GDlOO". [fioerel flAsowellere m. executioner, hangman, WW
AfterdAIed quadripartite, quartered, OEG. 382". [flaso, oweUere]

FUESCWYRM 106 FLINTEN
flfteowyrm m. maggot, Lcd. ['fleshworm'] fleot (ea) m. fleota f. water, sea, estuary,
fl«elle=fi£so!ic river, AO
: raft, ship, Uy. Vfleet']
fli&tfecomb m. weaver's comb, WW. fleotan 1 to float, drift, flow, swim, sail, AB,
flax(MtR)=fleax CP
skim, Lod. Vfleet']
: (tr.)
flagen pp. of flean. flftote (or? fleota) =fleot
flan I. n. wickedness, treachery, Rim47. fleotende floating, Gen 1447. ['fleeting ']
II.f ftdj. «*fy, deceitful, hostile. htotlg fleet, swift, Rd62*.
flan mf. barb, arrow, javelin, dart, B,Ma,JB ; fleotwyrt f. seaweed, Lcd 101a.
AO.CP. Vflane'] fleotfe (ea) f. water-lily, Lcd.
flinbogaf m. bow. fleow pret. 3 sg. of flftwan.
flanc m. flank, OEG50»». fleowtf =flewC pres. 3 sg. of fi6wan.
flangeweorct n. shooting gear, arrows. -flare v. tiri-, fft-f
flanhred? arrow-swift? arrow-equipped? (of flaring f. story (of a building), M. [flor]
death), Rim 72 Has = flies; flesc^flfeec
flaniht re atxng to darts, 425". WW fleswlan (eo) to whisper? pull a wry face?
flftnftrecut f . onset, attack. BH122" (JAW 30). [or Tfieswian dis-
9
flasce(x)f. 'flask, bottle. semble, E844-470]
flat pros. 3 sg. of flitan. flet^flett; flet,fleter=fliete
flaxe (QD,WW)=tLaace fletr8BStf.coucA,B1241.
flaxfdte web-footed. [=flox-] fletelttendf m. sitter in hall, courtier, guest.
Ilia I. mf. 'flea,' Ep.Lcd. II. =fleah n. flett n. floor, ground, B : dwelling, hall,
fltag pret. 3 sg. of fleogan. mansion. [*flet']
flettgefaoht n. fighting in a house, LL 18[39].
fltah I. n. albugo, a white spot in the eye, CP.
II. m. =flea I. III. pret. 3 sg. of fleogan.
flettgestealdt n. household goods.
IV. pret. 3 sg. of fleon. flettp&tt m. floor of a house, Gen 2729.
fleam m. flight, AO.Ê. on f. gebrengan fletwerod n. haU-troop, body-guard, B476.
to put to flight, on f. weoroan to flee. fletteeamb =fl®Cecomb
fleamdom m. flight, NC287. flewsa m. flowing, flux, issue (bodily dis-
fleamlast m. apostacy, WW500*. order), Lcd. [fldwan]
tlUn* to 'flay,' Cp. flewti pres. 3 sg. of fldwan.
±fleard n. nonsense, foUy, deception, fraud, flex = fleax
superstition, LL; OEG. ['flerd'] flexsscer m. flax land, KC5-389".
fleardere m. trifler, NC287. flexgeacot n. contribution of flax.
fleardian to be foolish, err, go astray : grow flexHne f. flax- winder, reel? flax line?
luxuriantly. thread? LL465[15],
neat I. pret. 3 sg. of fleotan. II. = flSot +fllan, +flyn tc drive out [fleon]
fleawyrt f. fleabane, WW.
['fleawort'] fllece n. 'flitch' of bacon, ham, CD,Ol,WW.
fleax (m, e) n. 'flax,' linen, CP; M(e). flleorian, flicerian to move the wings, flutter,
fleax- = flex JE. ['flicker']
flecta=fleohta; fled=fiett flle=fleahl.
-fledan v. ofer-f. fllebV pres. 3 sg. of fleon.
flMe adj. in flood, full, overflowing, AO. fllema (e, I, y) m. fugitive, exile, outlaw, AO.
[Add] Godes f. excommunicate person, LL362[66].
flMlng f flowing, M.
. [fleam]
flCg-=fleog- dbflleman (&, e, y) to put to flight, drive
flige Utile ship, JnLG"(oe). away, banish, Gen ; CP. ['fleme ' ; fleam]
flehta=fleohta; flem-=fliem- ffieman-feorm, -feorming f. offence of, or
flene=flyne; fleo=fl£a penalty for, sheltering fugitives from justice,
ifleogan 4 (intr., op. fleon) to 'fly,' B,El, LL102[30]; 2-302.
Jud,Jul; M,CP : fles, take to flight, Ma. +ffleme (e) adj. fugitive, DR147*.
[Oer. fliegen] fllemlng (flymig) sb. fugitive, OEG 2965.
fltoge (e, y) f. any winged insect, 'fly,' M\ flies (e, eo, i, y) n. *fleece,' wool, fur, seal
CP. [Oer. fliege] skin, LLJ*s(eo).
flfogenda m. bird, CPs. fl!et(WW 489»)=fleot; flletan= flitan
flfogendejfytn?, winged, j£Gr44b . flfete (e, y) f. cream, curds ipunt. [fleotan]
flfogendllc flying, winged,MQ*58*. fflg = fiean I. fflg- = fleog-, flyg-
;
fleogryft n. fly-curtain, WW 373". fllgel m? nf 'flail, A 9-264.'
fleohcynn m. a kind of flies, PPsl04 w . fliht I. m. patch, MkLR2"(y)» [fleohtan]

fleohnet n. 'fly-net,' curtain, Jud. II.=flyht
fleohta (fleota) m. hurdle. flihteclatJ m. patch, WW206".
±fleon* to fly from, 'flee,' avoid, escape, O, ftThti pres. 3 sg. of flSon.
Met,VPs; AO,CP : put to flight, : M
fly fflma= fllema
(intr.), JR. flint m. 'flint,' rock,AJRp,WW.
fleos(VP8)= flies; fleo*-=fles- fllnten of flint, W2621 .

FLINTGILEG 107 FODORBRYTTA
fllntgrftg gray like flint, Rd4".
flothere m. piratical fleet, B2915.
fflo =fleah I. ; ffls = flies flotlan to 'float, ' Chr. [fleotan]
±fllt (usu. +) n. strife, Ps : dispute, con- flotlie nautical, naval, WW205".
tention : 'scandalum' ; td +flftes emulously. flotmann m. sailor, pirate, M.
['flite'] flotorlan floterian =
±fBtan 1 to strive, quarrel, dispute, contend, flotsrtp ii. ship, bark, WW.
B,BH;M,CP. flotameru n. floating grease, fat, LL463[4].
filtcraft m. dialectics, logic, OEG. flotweg m. ocean, Hu41.
flltoraeftUe logical. fldwan7 to 'flow, ' stream, issue, PsJ3ol, VPs
Illtendm. contentious person. AO.CP : become liquid, melt, VPs abound
: :
Altera m. disputer, chider, quarreler, schis- (+) overflow, AO.

matic, Bp. ['filter'] fldwednes, fldwnes f. flow, flux, overflow,
±ffit-ful (OEG), -fullic contentious. torrent, CP.
+flittulnos f. litigiousness, 11- 102". A fldwende 'flowing,' Ma66.
±flltgeorn m. contentious person. fiowBndhc flowing, LP814718 .
+ffltgeorn contentious, 130*°. RB flowing f. 'flowing,' MtL.
+flltHce emulously, BH406". flugl-(OET26)=fugl-
±filtm£lum contentiously, emulously. flugol fleet, swift : fleeting.
•flltme? v. un-f. flugon I. pret. pi. of fleogan. II. pret. pi.
fllusum (OET) =fleos um
dp. of fleos. of fleon. III. =fnlgon pret. pi. of feolan.
floe n. flounder ? WW. fluton pret. pi of fleotan.
flocan7 to clap, applaud, Rd21 m. flycerlan =flioerian
floee m. 'flock,' company, troop, M,Chr. nyege fledged, OEG.
floeemftlum in troops, AO. ['flockmeal '] flyotfela« (GL)=flihteola«
floeglan to shine forth, GPH399. flyge (i)«m. flight.
floerid f. invading band, troop, Chr. fl?ge=fleoge
floeslltem. sedition, WW116*; 8-451. A flygepn n. flying dart, Mod 27.
Add mn. mass of water, 'flood, ' wave, Mfien, flygerftow wild inflight, Gu321.
Mt, VPs AO,CP •:
; flow (of tide as opposed flygul=fiugol
to ebb), tide, flux, current, stream, Chr ; AO
fl?nst pres. 2 ig. of fleon.
:
the flood, deluge, B,Lk; M. flyht m. I. flying, 'flight,' JB(i),OET. on

flddblae pale as water? pale through fear of flyhte on the wing. II.=fliht
drowning, Ex 497. flyhthwsBtt swift of flight.
fldde f. channel, gutter, Gl : flood? (Earle), fl^hV pres. 3 eg. of fleon.
EC120" flym-=fliem-; + flyn =+fllan
flddegsa m. flood terror, 446. Ex flyne (e) f. batter, Lod.
floden of a river, 240.WW fljs (jE)=fliea? flyt, flyt-=flit, flit-
flodhamm m. piece of land surrounded by fl^t pres. 3 sg. of fleotan.
water? KC1-289". fljte I. m? 'pontamium,' boat, [cp. WW.
flodlle of or belonging to a stream, £SGb54b . fleot] II. t. =fllete
flodweardf f . sea-waU. flltme f. fleam {blood-letting instrument).
flodwegf m. watery way, sea. [L. phlebotomum]
flodwudu m. ship, Cb864. fly*=flyht
flddwylmt m. flowing stream, raging billows. ±fnsed n. nap. in&du fringe, border, hem, J3.
[weallan] fnftran, fnfirettan to breathe heavily, snort,
flddj* f. wave of the sea, B542. v. NC366. fume.
flogen I. pp. of fleon. II. pp. of fleogan. n. dp. fnaaum fringe,
fnsBS I. 426". WW
fioggettan to fluctuate, [fleogan] II. pret. 3 sg. of fnesan.
flogotfa m. liquor, GPH402. fnftst m. blowing, blast, breath, Led. ['fnast']
fldh f. chip, WW
416*. fnfietlan to breathe hard, Led. [v. 'fnast']
flohtenfdte web-footed, Lon33b. f neosan to breathe hard, sneeze.
flor fm. ds. flora, fldre 'floor,' pavement, fneotpng f. sneezing, [v. 'fnese'] WW.
ground, B,Lk; M : bottom (of a lake, etc.), ±Inesan* to sneeze pant, gasp.:
Sat. i nora m. sneezing, JE,Gi*.

fldrtse flowery, CM 44. 16 pres. 1 sg. of ton.
fldrstan m. paving-stone,tesseUa. foea m. cake (baked on the hearth), ;EL18 1<4 .
flot n. deep water, sea. on flot(e) afloat, foda m. 'food,' sustenance, nourishment, JB,
['float'] fuel, Sc. CD:
flota m. (floater), boat, ship, vessel : fleet fodder =fodor
sailor : (f) pirate. Vfloat'] foddor, foddur=foclor
+ flota m. floater (whale), Whauc7. !6dor n. 'fodder' (for cattle), food (for man),
floten pp. of fleotan. 2E,LL : case, sheath, Gl.
flotertan to flutter, fly, M : float, be flooded, fodorbrytta (fodder-) m. distributor of food,
overflow, JEt. herdsman, WW 111*.

FODORGIFU 108 FON
fddorglfu (foddur-) food, PPs. fotemfit =folcgemot
IMorhee (fodder-) rack for food or fodder, folcnM f. people's need, PPs77 w .
LL456T17]. folortMf m. public benefit.
fddornoti m. sustenance. folerAden f. decree of the people, Cba42.
fodorteguf *• partaking of food, feeding, folorlht h n. right
of the people, common law,
repast, food. LL. ['folkright'] IL adj. according to
fodorwela (foddur) m. wealth of food, pro- common law.
visions, Rd33». folCMBl il house, Bd2*.
fddratf m. provisions, AO. folMoearut f. people, nation, province z
foe-(N)=fe-,fe- people's land, B73 (Earle).
+ fog n. joining, joint. folesceatJa m. villain, An 1595.
+fdgitin (fdh) m. keystone, CP253 1*. folosotpe m. nation, people, Rd33».
foh imperat. of fon. folosllte n. sedition, WW111".
foht=feoht tolestedet m. dwelling-place : battlefield.
fobten pp. of feohtan. folostdw f. country place, BH160".
fol(wk. adj.)=full foleswtot m? troop, muUitude, Ex577.
+tol adj. with foal. folotalu f. genealogy.
tol-=ful- foletogat m. chiefiain, commander.
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tola m. 'foal, coU, Bl,MJc; M. fototrama m. host, LPs.
folo n. folk, people, nation, tribe, J£>B; AO, folcQ=folcou
CP : a collection or class
of persons, laity, ttkmtleg populous, WW476W
.
BlyBo : troop, army. folewerf m. man.
folcagendef ruling. folowlga m. warrior, 15 . Rd n
folcbealo n. great tribulation, Men 125. tolowlta m. public councillor, senator, Cba
folcbearnt n. man. 77.
folooQ (folofi) f. people's cow, PPs67»
fotecO* noted : public, BH.
folewdh n. deception of the public, ML2VK
fokternt n. earth-house, grave.
foleowen f. queen of a nation, B641. foMigend m. earth-possessor, earth-dweller,
foloowlde n. popular saying, NC287. Ph5. (MS. folc&gend)
folccynlngt m. king of a nation. foldbold n. house, castle, B773.
folodryhtf f. multitude of people. foldbflend m. earth-dweller, man, inhabitant
foloeflrent f. public crime.
of a country, CP.
loJeegetrum = fologetrum felde (eo) f. earth, ground, soil, terra firma,
folcegsa m. general terror, PPs88» B,Jud : land, country, region : world.
folofria m. lord ofthepcopte, Gbk1852. foMgraff n. earth-grave.
folefrlg having full rights of citizenship, LL toldgrftg grey as the earth? GvC31.
13[8];344[46]. foldhrlrende walking on the earth, Pa 5.
folegedrtfnat f. tribulation, NC287. foMrwt f. rest in the earth, Gb1029.
fologef eoht n. pitched batik, AO. foldwmrtm m. fruits of the earth, Ph654.
folegemdt n. meeting of the people of a town foldwegf m. way, path, road : earth.
or district, LL. Vfolkmoot'] foldwela m. earihlu riches, Rim 68
fotegertfa m. public officer, WW. foldwongf m. plain, earth.
folcgerfht=fo]criht folen, folgen pp. of fSolan.
folegesetnet f. statute. folga*(AO)=folgoC
folegeslfttm. prince, noble. folgerem. 'follower,' attendant, disciple, M,
fologesteallaf m. companion in war. CP : successor, A0150*7 : freeman who is
folegattrton n. public treasure, Gut 1981. not a householder.
folcgetal n. number offighting men, Ex 229. ifolglan (often w. d.) to 'follow,' Jnjsk :
tologetrumf n. army, host. accompany, Ps : follow after, : (+) attain,B
folcgeffrang n. crowd, A0134*. CP383" : obey, serve, oberve, El (v. also
folcgewlnn n. fighting, war, M*r 1 M . fylgan).
folcisc of the people t popular, secular, common. folgotf m. }
body oj retainers, following, retinue:
ioleUBsung =foloJeaaung pursuit, employment, service, dignity, office,
fololagu f. law of the people, public law. rule, JE,AO,CP : jurisdiction, district : con-
fololand n. land held by freemen according to dition of life, destiny.
tribal rules of family inheritance, v. LL folmt, folme f. palm, hand, [felan]
2-403. fon=fann
folelftr f.homily, GD. ffin7(±) to take, grasp, seize, catch, B,BH,
foleleatung f. slander. LL. Oen; CB,M : capture, make prisoner, Chr :
folelle public, common, popular, plebeian. receive, accept, assume, undertake, B,8ol;
folenuBgenf n. public force, army. CP : meet with, encounter, f. on take up,
fotamAgtft *• *rtH, nation. bcgin,rc*umc,3Litakcto,M,Bo. i. tftrloe
Iolomftlum = floocmAlum ascend the throne, J3,AO. f tftgaodre join .
folcmAre celebrated, Obit 1801. together, join issue, engage in battle, nim

FOND 109 FORCUMAN
ttoeanes feng clutched at him, B. him on refrain, CP :suffer, endure, tolerate, humour,
fnltom feng helped them, JudSOO. hlyst CP,BJSH : restrain. II.=foreberan
+f. listen, * '
['fang, * i-fang 1 1orbernan = forbeoraan
fond=fand pret. 3 sg. of findan. forberstan* to 6reo£, buret asunder, vanish,
fong-=fang-; fonn=fann; fontMant /aii, LL: let go by default, EC20r. ['for-
fonu=fanu burst*]
for Lprep, (with d., inst. and a.) (local) forbttan=foreb5tan
before, in the sight of, in or into the presence forblgan (5, f) to bend down, bow down,
of, B,Oen : as far as, IM119 1* : (temporal) depreciate, abase, humiliate, degrade,
during, before : (causal) 'for,* on account forblgels m. arch, arched roof, 126*. WW
of, for the sake of, through, because of, owing forblndan* to bind (up), muzzle, CF1067 .
to, from, by reason of, JBJi,Qen,Met. for ['forbind *]

worolde as regards this world, M. for forbfsen=forebysen
Dryhtne by God : in order to : in place of, forbltan 1 to bite through, HL18*91 .
instead of, equivalent to, at the price of, forblawan' to blow, AO : blow out, inflate,
JB,QuJit : in preference to, Rood : in sptte Led. ['forblow*]
of, Chr. II. conj. for, because, for hwj, forbHndlan to blind, MkRft".
for hw&m, for hwon wherefore f for bam, fdrbdc f. itinerary, OEG2023.
for Con, for %f therefore, because, since, for torbod n. prohibition, LL ; CP. ['forbode']
oam be (by), for if be oecaase. for b*y forboda=foreboda
8»t, for 6am ttot tn order ttot. III. adv. forbrecan* (»*) to break in pieces, bruise,
too, very, JE. for an only. violate, crush, destroy, Jn; AO,CP. for-
for- L denotes loss or destruction (as in brooen broken down, decrepit, ['forbreak']
forddn, forgiefan), or is intensitive or tor-breaan*, -bregdan to tear in pieces draw :
pejorative, as in forbarnan, forrotian. It over, cover

9
: change, transform, Bo. Vfor-
is not connected with the preposition braid }
'for.' Its original form was fer- [op. Qer. for-brttan, -brittan =forbryttan
or-]. IL oocly=fore- forbryt-ednes (ESPs), -ennes (V*Ps) f. con-
fer I.going, course, journey, expedition,
f. triUon.
£27; AO
: way, manner of life, [faranl forbrytlan=forbryttan
II. m. pig, hog, OEG. III. pret. 3 sg. of forbryttan to break in pieces, crush, bruiee.
faran. forbflgan* to bend from, refrain from, avoid,
fora (N) =foran ; fora- =fore- ; forad =forod decline, JS,Ma ; UP : flee from, escape, CP :
foran L prep. (w. d.) before, opposite, hold down. Vforbow*]
II. adv. before, %n front, forward, Bd; M, forbfgan= forblgan
AO,CP : to the front. Da. foran ongean forbyrd f. abstention, AO30".
opposite. Cforne'] Ph_ forbyrdlan to wait for, EPs32»
foranbodlg n. thorax, chest, WW
158". forbyrdig forbearing, NC287.
forandssg early part of the day? MC8C), forbyrnan (JE)=forbeornan
first day? (BT). force f. 'fork,* JR,WW.
forane = foran n. lorcsap forestalling (in trade), LL234[2, 10],
foranheafod n. forehead, J3. [«=*foreoeap]
foranniht f. early part of the night, dusk, Iorceortan* to carve out, cut down, cut off, cut
evening, M. ihrough,divide,Ali,Chr;AO,<&.['forcarve']
forantf prep. (w. d.) before. forceowan 1 to bite off, Bo36M .
forftS sforeaS for-clarran (CP), -oerran to turn aside, pre-

forbssrnan to cause to burn, burni up, <convent, avert, avoid, CP : turn oneself away,
sums by fire, be consumed, JS,Chr;
,Chr;<AO. escape.
['forburn*] forcierrednes (y») f. perversity, GD119" :
forbaarnednes f . burning up, Lod. turning aside, BPs 1251 .
y ) f turning aside, CVPs 125

1
forbearan =forberan forcierring (e, . .
forbearnan = forbsarnan Ioroinnan to deny, disown 9 Sol 107.

forbad n. portable bed, litter, ZDA31. foretpplan (y) to cut off, RHy 2". [op. Eng.
forblgan = forblgan chip]
forbelgan* to be enraged, Bl. forclAman to stop up, Gl.
forbtn f. prayer, DHy 138". forclas mp. prongs? NC287.
forbeodan' to 'forbid,* prohibit, Chr,0; : M torellngan* to wither, shrink up, Cp. ['for-
restrain, Ps : refuse, Lk : repeal, annul, cling*]
LL42[49J, forclyccan to stop, close (ears), BPs57s .
forbiodendllo dehortative, dissuasive, MQx
forotysan to close up, Lod 3*92".
22611. forcnldan =forgnidan
forbeornan* (e, y) to burn, be consumed by forcuman* to come before, prevent, surprise :
Jlre, AO. harass, wear out, destroy : overcome, conquer,
forberan I. (sv4 ) to 'forbear,* abstain from, obtain : surpass*

FORCUNNIAN 110 FOREGKNGA
forounnlan to tempi: understand. foroaldlan to grow old, decay, BH;M,CV.
for-eflft (M) badt wicked, infamous, foul, Vforold']
despicable, JB,Bo ;AO,CP. adv. -oatfe. foreastreccan tolay low, overthrow, EVs 106".
['/orcou!*'] foreatt m. preliminary oath, LL (v. 2*646).
forcflft-Uo, -IJoe=for-oufi, -outfe Vforeoath*]
foroweftan* to «peoJb ttt o/, afaue, retrife, CP foreatte very easily, M.
reprove : refuse, reject, CP : focwf, promise fore-beaeen, -beaon (JE), -becen n. sign,
great things, GnE49. portent, prodigy.
forewobtan*? to swallow, Lci>18a. lorebegan to intercept, Chb 1009s.
forewfsan to shake violently, SPs 1097 . foroberan to prefer, BH2947 .
forcypplan =forcippian forebttan to make legal amends (vicariously),
forcyrran (iE)=fopcierran • LL.
foreman to surpass in knowledge : under- foreblrlg =forebyrig, da. of foreburh.
stand i argue, urge. forebisoop m. high priest, MtLl ia (mg).
ford m. da. forda 'ford,' M,AO\ Mdf. foreblseglan to preoccupy, OEG
1236.
fordAlan to spend. foreblAsttng (e) f. shoot, branch, EPs79".
fordiad dead, MtL284. foreboo (HGL454)=f6rb5o
fordelfan* to delve, dig, EC 120s . forebod n. prophecy, preaching, NG.
fordflman to condemn, sentence, doom, Mt; foreboda m. forerunner, messenger, ANS84".
M : prejudice, EC 146 : decide, So 125*. forebodlan to announce, declare,
forebodung f. prophecy, NG.
fordftmedlle (o oe condemned, GD208*. forebrAdan to prolong, EPsll9* : over-
fordimednes f. condemnation, proscription, shadow, MkL9'.
BH34*. forebreost n. chest, WW.
ford emend m. accuser, JnL p5*. foreburh f. outwork : outer court, vestibule, M.
fordemlan =fordeman forebyrd f. longsuffering, CP41 17 .
fordemlng f. plunder, spoliation, OEG3149. forebysen f. example.
fordemman to dam up, block up, EPs67*. foreeeorfan* ' prcecidere,' &G*V
72*.
fordettan (KGL)=fordyttan foreeeorfend m. front tooth, U.
WW264
fordlolfan to shut out by a ditch, block up, CP. foreetoean to chose in preference, BCJRPs
for-dUglan, -dilegian, -diligian to blot out, 131"* 1*.
destroy, abolish, BH. ['fordUghe'] foreellpian (y) 'proclamare, • BHy34 ;ANS
9
fordlmmlan to obscure, darken, 8c. ['fordim ] 122-266.
fordlttan = f ordyttan foreenoowrlsn progeny, EPs.
forddn any. to undo, bring to nought, ruin, forecostigan to profane, EPs88tt.
destroy, BH ; AO^J : abolish, Chr : kiU, M, foreeostung f. profanation, EPg88*.
AO : corrupt, seduce, defile, pp. forddn foreeuman4 to come before, prevent, BH:
corrupt, wicked, abandoned, ['fordo'] overcome? Ps : come out, come upon, NG.
fordrftfan to drive, compel, LL24[62]. ['forecome']
fordrenoan (») to make drunk, intoxicate, A. foreewettanf to preach, predict.
['fordrench'] pp. fordruncen drunk, CP. foreowlde m. prophecy : introduction, heading
['fordrunken'] (of chapter), KG.
fordrlfan 1 to drive, sweep away : drive on, foreeyme m. proceeding forth, MtL p4*.
impel, compel, AO : drive away, expel, SL fore-eynren, -oynred n. progeny.
[Gcr. yertreiben] foreeflSan to make known to, TC300*4 :
k
pr<muntiart, EPs 70".
y
fordrlfnee f . objection, opposition, NG.
fordrlnoan* to make drunk, be drunk, CP. fored=forod
fordrtiglan to become dry, wither, Met. fore-dyre, -dere n. vestibule,
*
OEG
(v. 136).
Ufordry'] foredyrstig? presumptuosus,' LL409[22].
fordruwlan =fordrugian forefaeger very fair, £88*479**.
forduttan (VPs)=fordyttan fore-feng, -fong=foifang
fordwllman to confound. Bo 14s . foref iran to go before.
fordwlnan 1 to vanish, A. ['fordwine'] foref ez n. forelock, OEG6326 ; 2***.
fordyslie very foolish, Bo42 10 . forefon7 to prevent, anticipate.
fordyttan (e, i, a) to obstruct, block up, close, foregan any., foregangan7 to go before, pre-
Cp;M. ['fordif] cede, BH, VPs : go in front of, project : excel.
fore I. prep. w. d. a. (local) before, in the Uforego']
sight of, in presence of, B : (causal) because forage- = for (e)-
of, for the sake of, through, on account of, by foregearwung f . preparation, parasceve.
reason of, from, BH : (temporal) before, Cr foregeblddan* to intercede, RB62*.
4
for, instead of. II. adv. before, beforehand, foregehat n. vow, iEL23b* ».
formerly, once, Ps. ['fore'] foregehatan to promise : invite, NG.
fore- occly.=for- foregenga m. forerunner : predecessor, an-
foreald (y») very old, RB11411 . cestor, CP
: attendant, Jin>127.

FOREGENGEL 111 FOREDANCUC
teagangal (lor-) m. predecessor, Chb963s. forasaaan to appeal {for justice), LLlSSttl
foragaacaaw-=foraaoeaw- and nn. LJ
foragaaaagan to predestine, MtL pl B .
foragasattan=foresettan
forasaogan to mention before,
BH;M. J : foretell M J<"™»*
lorageswuteHende 'indagande, ' OEG 1504. foraaald n. first seat, MtL23*.
foragatfton* to point out, HGl41 1 forasallan to spend, advance (money).
Ic>raga*Ingtan=fore«ingian foraaandan to send before.
foragldd n. proverb, JnR 16»
foraglalpan* to vaunt, AO.
foraaaon* to 'foresee, • Ps : provide, pro- BH *^
tnde /or, BH.
foreglsl m. preliminary hostage (Swt); fore- foraaaond m. provider, BH338*
mart fcwfaue (BT), Ch*878. iorasaonas f. foresight, providence, BH.
loragliaw foreseeing, provident, wise, pru- fore-tetnes, -setenes f. proposition,
dent, M. Adv. -Hoe. preposition, MQn.
purpose : **-*—
foragyrnan to show before, So203 1T . foraaattan to place before, shut in, VPs : pro-
forahallg very holy, £88 84-3. pose : prefer : precede. ['foreset 1 ]
forahQs n. porch.
forah?ran to hear of, Bil
foraslngand m. precentor,
toraalttan* to preside over, BH.
129" WW
foraiarnand m. forerunner, WW339». fora-smaagan, -smean to think beforehand.
loraiad-taow, -twa m. precursor, LkLR foresnotor very wise, B3163.
22 ** tora-sp*e, -speca=fore-epr£o, -spreca.
m
Iare»dantofearf/or^,MtL15M fore-sprftc (CP), -aproc, -sp*o (WW) f
.
forelArend m. teacher, Bl 149". advocacy, defence, ercuse : agreement',

foral&r f. pnaMng, MtL pl6».
iora^ntoaeky,NC288.
arrangement : jweamofc, ©re/ace, protoue.
J5.CP : promik T/ore^cA']
^^^'
foreldan =foneldan foraapraaa m. intercessor, advocate, mediator :
foreIegnls=forleffis sponsor, LL442[q.
foraltoran to 90 6e/ore, pa** oy, NG. forespracan* to epeojfe or answer for, be surety
wS**™* *• 'prmvaricatio,' transgression, for, intercede for, CP : say before, fore-
EPs 100* (op. ofer-1.). spreoen above-mentioned, aforesaid. Bo-
toraloccm. 7 '
'forelock,* OEQ. iforapecan. [Voreejwfan']
t 1
loraloeiaii prospicere, respjcere, aspicere, torastsappan (M) =foresteppan
EPs. foraataappand m. precursor^Lt 22*.
loramaara illustrious, renowned, famous, M. foraataappung f. anticipation, A 8-331
foramftrllc eminent, Bo 75*
loremArnos f. eminence, /awe, Bo.
toraatandan* to preside, lead : easce/.
464".
WW
foremanlan to forewarn, BH412* foraatapul going before, GPH 196.
loramanfg very many, MtL p 18". foresteall (for-) m. intervention, hindrance
tor«meabttg=foremihtig (of justice) : ambush, assault, offence of way-
foramaareod before-mentioned, CM 378. laying on the highway, MJjL fine for such
:
forameareung (ef ) f. title, chapter, NG. an offence : resistance, opposition. ('fore-
foremlhtig (ea) very strong, most mighty. LJ
staW]
adv. -lioe. forattemman to prevent, hinder, NG.
tdramunt m. promontory, WW464"
forene=forane
lorasttora m. look-out man.
4e4«.
pilot. WW
forenyme m. tottna 6e/ore, Gl. foraatappan* (a) to precede, 00 6e/ore, jE :
torertm m. prologue. excel : forestall, prevent.
forerynel m. forerunner, herald, morning forestlgan 1 to excel, JEGRl54"n.
*tor, ;E,CP. forattige m. vestibule, OEG4688 and n.
loraaaean* to forbid, MtL3". forestthtlan to fore-ordain, &.
foraadd aforesaid, JR. ['foresaid ]
1
foraatfhtung f. predestination, M.
fore-scegdnes, -saga £. preface, NG. foreswerlan* to etoear before, M.
toraseandan = foreaendan for ataen n. 'fore-token, • prognostic, prodigy.
forasciawara(for-)m. 'prow**,' ES 39-327. eton, wonder, Bo ; CP. w
forescftawlan to 'foreshow, 1 foresee, : pre- M
forataenlan to foreshow, BH216".
ordain, decree, appoint,
with, M.
M
: provide, furnish forataohhung f. predestination, Bo.
forataon to forc-oraain, frame beforehand,
forasaaawodHea with forethought, thought- arrange.
fuUy, CM76. toretet mp. front teeth, WW. ['foretooth 1
]
forasoaawong f. contemplation, foresight, forattgm. forecourt, porch, Mtll".
prptnttenee, 8c; M. ['foreshowing ]
1
foretynd shut in, BH386*.
forasoaoton> (for-) to anticipate, forestall, foraffane m. forethought, providence,
Bo 124".
forescieldnaa f. 'proteetio, • EPs 1208 .
forescyttela m. bolt, bar, Cb312.
sideration, deliberation, CP.
loreUandlc thoughtful, careful, prudent.
adv -Uoe.
con-
,? ^ CP

FOREDANCOL 112 FORGYRDAN
foretianeol provident, prudent, considerate, JE,MtL :
'
forgo,* abstain from, neglect,

CP. JE ; CPJE. II. =foregan
lose,
forettaneolnet t. prudence, PPs48*. forgedon = ford6n
forettencan to premeditate, consider, be mind- forgeearnung f. merit, DHy 1321 .
ful, CP. ['farethink*] forget ones =forgiefnea

forettingere m. intercessor, mediator, M. forgegan =forgftgan
=
foretftnglan to plead for any one, intercede, forgeldan forgieldan
defend. forgeni- =forgim-, forgiem-
foreftlnglend m. intercessor. forgeorne very earnestly, very attentively, Bl.
fore-ttngrAden, -'Singling f. intercession, &. forget =forgiet prea. 3 sg. of forgietan.
foretionci=tfore$ano; forewall=foreweall forglefan* (i, y ) to give, grant, aUow, BH,Bl
for award = foreweard CP : 'forgive/ overlook, Gen,Lk,Mt;AO,CP :
forewarnlan to take warning beforehand. give up, leave off, CP : give in marriage.
foreweall m. rampart, bulwark, Ex. ['fore- forglefnet (i, y) t. pardon, forgiveness,* re- *
wall*] mission, Bl ;CP : indulgence, permission,

foreweard (a*, e") 1. f. condition, bargain, BH(i) : gift? Cb425.
agreement, treaty, assurance. II. m. out- forgleldan* (e, i, y) to pay for, CP : requite,
post, scout. III. adj. *forward/ inclined reward, Bl ; AO,CP : indemnify, make good :
to the front,MfiE ifore, early, former, M. pay double {as penalty), : give. LL
['for-
i. gear new year. IV. adv. (-wearde at yield*]
A866«) in front, CP : towards the future, forglelpan' to boast in public, trumpet forth,
Qen. fram f oreweardum once more, RB. W234".
foreweortian* to predestinate, MkL pi*. forglemeleasian (I, y) to neglect, abandon,
fore-wesan anv. pret. 3 sg. -waa to be over, give up, omit, CP.
rule offer, BH. forgietan* (i, y) w. a. or g. to 'forget,* B,Ma 9
torento foreknowing, HL18,M. Ps; AO,CP. For compa. v. forgit
forewltan awv. to foreknow, Bo. Cforewit*] forgil-=forgief-
forewlteglan to prophesy, M.
forewltegung f. prophecy, OEG.
forewltlg /orelmouan?, M.
forewltol foreknowing, Chb1067d. forglfu f. 'gratia,* DHy 78'.
forewlttlendlle prescient, OEG 1602. forglfung f. gift.
forewltung t foreknowing, presage. forglldan =forgieldan
foreword = foreweard forgnnan (e, f ) to neglect, pass by, transgress,
forewost (e») m. cA»e/t captain, NO. B{S). \fforyeme*]
forewr egan = £orwregan forgftneleaalan =forgiemel5asian
forewrttan 1 to proscribe, banish, f orewriten forgitan = forgietan
above or before-written, CM27flM0 . forgttel(^yû»)/or0e*M^- Vfi*'
forewritennee {.proscription , exile, WW46G*. getel*]
forewyreend m. servant, jEL3 1m. 1
forgttelnes (y ) t.forgetfulnees, oblivion, LPs.
foreword f. predestination, Gl. forglten pp. forgetting : forgetful.
forfang (forefeng) m. capture, (legal) seizure, forgltfng i. forgetfulness, 1066. CM
recovery of came or other property, LL: forglendr-an, -ian to devour, swallow up, W.
reward for rescuing property, LL
(v. 388- forgnagan4 to eat up, JE. ['forgnaw*]
391 and 2-279). tforfang*] forgnldan 1 to grind together, dash down,crush f
foiiangteoh n. reward for rescuing cattle or break, LPs. ['forgnide*]
other property. [1X390,3,2] forgnldan contrite.
forfaran* to pass away, perish, Chb : lose, forgnldennea f. tribulation, LPs 13s ; APs
destroy, ruin : intercept, obstruct. 146».
fort eng I. pret. 3 sg. of forfdn. IL— forfang forgnldan = forgnldan
forferan (iE)=foro7eran forgrlndan* to grind down, ruin, destroy,
forferlan to let die, LL68[17]. consume.
forfleon* to flee from, escape, avoid, evade, M. forgrlndat n. grinding, poundina, Cp. 776c.
forftygan to put to flight, ZDA3M6"*. forgrlpan 1 to seize, assail, attack, overwhelm.
forfon7 to seize : anticipate, forestall : sur- forgrowen grown up? overgrownt 2Km 46.
prise : prevent : forfeit. [. 'forgrow*]
forfyllan to stop up, obstruct,WW 463". forgumlan (LL474^)=forgiman
forg-=foreg- forgyf-s=forgief-, forgif-
forgftgan to transgress, trespass, prevaricate, forgyldan = forgieldan
M : pass by, omit, neglect, OEG,W. forgyltan to stn, be or become guilty, W.
forgfigednee f. transgression, trespass, M. forgylt condemned, guilty.
forgAgung f. fault, excess, So 115*. forg^m- = forgim-, forgiem-
forgftlan to avoid, LkL. forgyrd = for ogyrd
forgan I. any. to go or pass over, by or away, forgyrdan to enclose, encircle.

FORGYT 113 FORLLDEN
forgyt-=forgiet-, forgit- forhOte fearful, afraid, adv. -lice.
for-habban, pret. 3 sg. -h»fde to hold in, forbtmdd timorous, timid, M.
restrain, retain, keep back : draw back, re- forbtnes f. fear, terror, M.
frain from, avoid, M. forhafed continent, forhtung f fear, M. .
abstemious. forhuglan =forhogian

farhSBbbenda m. abstinent, continent person, forhwan, forhwan=forhwon
CP. forhweorfan* to come to an end, be destroyed.
forh*fd=forheafod forhwerfan =forbwierfan
torhSBf (e)dnes f. temperance, continence, self- lor-hwl, -hwig=forhwy
restraint, abstinence, BH;M,CP : parsi- forhwlerfan (e, eo, i, y) to change, transform i
mony, ['forhevedness*] remove, transfer : pervert, CP.
forhfltfed burnt up. forbwon wherefore, why, for what reason.
forhatan7 to renounce, forswear, M. [ for- forhw* (P) why, wherefore, Ps. ['forwhy']
l
9
hight ] se forhatena the devil, Gen 609. forhwyrfan =forhwierfan
forhtafdnes (AS22")=forh*fedneB forhwyrfedlle perverse, Bl31*.
forhtafod n. forehead,* brow, skull,
*
WW;forhwyrfednes f. perversity, NC288.
M. [«fore-] forhyogmn to disdain, despise, reject, CP.
forhealdan' to forsake, fall away from, rebel lorttfdan to hide, Ps ; CP. [ lforhide ']
against, B : defile, pollute, <Sl : keep back, forhygdelle despised, LPS118"1 .
withhold, LL 130,6,1 : misuse, abuse, [ for- forhylman to refuse obedience to, An 735.
l
9
hold ] forh*nan = forhlenan
forhealdnes !. unchastity, NC288. torhyrdan (i) to harden, £PPs94s . [heard]
forheard very hard, Ma 156. forleldan to put off, delay, CP.
forheardlan to grow hard, LVP689 . 8 forlernan* to run before, outrun, Jn2Q*
forhiawan' to hew in pieces, cut down, kill, (fore- JnL). P forerun*]
Ma. Vforhew*] forlnOee thoroughly, exceedingly, Bo 94'.
torhef ednaf = f ornsfednee forinweardllce thoroughly, genuinely, Bo
forhegan (KQL)=forhogian 137»
forhelan4 to cover over, conceal, hide, protect, forlacan'f to mislead, seduce, deceive, betray.
JBJio; CP. flacne f. conceal a guilty man. forlAdan to mislead, seduce, jE,AO,CP :
['forhele']' bring out (— fortf-), M. [Oer. verleiten]
for-hellan? -hellian to hide, OEG5410n. foriAran to teach wrongly, lead astray, seduce,
forhergend m. ravager, Gl. pervert, An
; M. ['forlere ']
for-herglan, -herigean, -heregian to plunder, forlAtan7 to let go, relinquish, surrender, lose,
harry, ravage, devastate, destroy, AO,CP. leave, abandon, neglect, An,Bl; M,C? : re-
[Oer. verheeren] mit, pardon, excuse : loose, release : let,
for-hergung, -her(g)iiing f. harassing, devas- permit, allow, BH
: grant, give, up, in f.
tation, A074*. to direct upwards, within. an(n)e I. =an-
forhlcgan =forhyogan forlatan. ['forlct']
forhlenan to cast down, defeat, humiliate, for-lAtennes (M), -laHnee, -ISting f. leaving,
humble, outrage, oppress, waste, AO. [Oer. departure, absence : loss, perdition : inter-
erhdhnen] mission, cessation, end : remission.
forhlgan =forhyogan forlAting f. intermission.
for-hoged-, -hogd-=forhogod- forlegenet =forlesnes
forhoglan to neglect, disregard, despise, BH; forlegenlie mean -looking, ugly.
M,CP. forlegere=forligere ,
forhogtend m. despiser. for-legls, -leges f . prostitute, adulteress, CP.
forhogodMc contemptuous, Bl77 m . adv. for-legls-, -legor-=forliger-
-Bee. forlegnes f fornication.
.
forbogodnes f contempt.
. forltogan* to lie, perjure oneself, slander, M.
forhogung f. contempt, BPs,GM. forlftoran (EPsl43l4 )=foreleoran
forhohnet =f orhogodnes forleornung f. deception, Bl183 m .
forhradlan to hasten before, prevent, antici- forleorte redupl. pret. eg. of forl&tan.
pate, frustrate, M,CV. forleoaan* to lose, abandon, let go, B; £),AO,
forhrafte very speedily, quickly, soon, M. CP : destroy, ruin, Oen. forloren ruined,
forhrired annulled, WW. [forlese*]
forht afraid, timid, cowardly, AO,GP -.fright- forlet-=forlftt-
ful, terrible, adv. forttte despairingly. forlettan (fore-) to prevent, MkLlO".
forhtful fainthearted, timorous. forllegan* to commit adultery or fornication,
±forhtlan (tr. and into.) to be afraid, sur- AO; CP : fail, lapse, LL178[7] : screen (a
l 9
prised, fear, dread, M. thief), LL274[l2]. [ forlie ] pp. forlegen
torhtfendllo timorous, WW4421. used as sb. adulterer, fornicator.
forhtige humbly, submissively, RB70». forllogend m. fornicator.
forhflgend timid, W : dreadful, W. forttden pp. of forlffian.
0. H. 8

frORUDENNES 114 FORSCRIFAN
forlldennes =forli$ennes fornytlle very useful, GD174*.
forUgan = f orlicgan forod broken down, worn out, useless, void,
tor-Ugenes, -ligne«=forlegnee abortive, M,AO,CP.
forUger I. n. adultery, fornication, wanton- foroft very often.
ness, immorality, M. II. m. whoremonger, forpAran to turn away, lose, spoil, pervert,
adulterer, :Mfornicatress? III. adj. destroy, M,CP.
adulterous. forpyndant to do away, remove.
forllgerbed n. bed of fornication, fdrraeu f. itinerary, OEG7 . m
forllgere =forliger X. forradlan =forhradian
forllgeren a&i.lomicating, OEG8 n>. forrAdan to plot against, betray, W i con-
forllgerhus n. house of iU fame, OEG. demn : injure, [forrede*]
forllgerUo unchaste, impure, OEG. torratfe very soon, M.
torllgerwtt (.ego) n. prostitute, MH14019. forrepen taken, JnL p5*.
forUgei=forleria forrldan 1 to intercept by riding before, Chb
torllggang m. house of til-fame? fornication? 894a.
WW499" forrtdel m. fore-rider, forerunner, messenger,
forUgrian to commit fornication, ERSPb72". AB. ['forridel']
forflr = forliger II. forrotednot (a1, oP) t corrupt matter, rotten-
iorOVan 1 to suffer shipwreck. ness, jE.
forlfflennet f. shipwreck, OEG. torrodan to rot away, decay, CP,WW;M.
tor-long, -longe adv. long ago, NG. Vforrot']
forlor m. loss, destruction, AO,CP. tfi for- forrynel =forerynel
lore ged6n to destroy, OP. fonaean6 to object to, reject, oppose, deny,
forlorenes f. state of being forlorn, perdition, refuse, AO,Cp,LL : give up, renounce, AO,
destruction, VPs. [*
forlornness^ CP. ['forsake']
for-torian, -loeian to lose, NG. foraacennet f. denia*, All-386ata.
forlustUce very willingly, 8o51 u. fonaoung f. denial, N0288.
forlytel very little. Bo. foraAcan =forsdcan
form = feorm form- (NG ) = frum-
; fonAttan to lay wait for, beset, surround,
forma (eo) first, earliest, Bo ; OP. ['forme '] A0146*
on forman at first. foraAtnian(e) o hedge in, beset, ERPs21".
for-mAl, -mil f ? n? negotiation, agreement, forasBwostre =forseweetre
treaty, LL. [mel II.] fortawen =forsewen
formArnes =foremftrae8 lone m. *frog, (frox) ; Gl. *
M
formanlg very many. forscad- =f oreo§ad-
formelle f. bench, ANS84-9. [L. formella] forsessnoodnat (LPs 40") =foncrenoednes
formeltan* (y ) to melt away, dissolve, liquefy, foneamlan to be ashamed (impera. w. a.),
burn up AO; M. ['formelt »]
t
CP. ['forshame^
fonnesta=fyrmeeta wk. superL of forma, foraoamung f. modesty, GPH390.
fdrmete m. food for a journey. fonoapung ( AO = fonoeapung
)
formicel (y») very great, LL 302 [20,2]. fortotedan7 to scatter, disperse, OP damn,
formogod corrupted, J3L23 m . condemn? Gu449 (GK).
:
formolsnlan to rot away, crumble, decay, M. fortoeamfan =forsoamian

formolsnung f. corruption, OEG 1251. fortoeap n. evil deed? Gbn898.
formyoel = formicel formyltan = formeltan
; foneaapung f misdeed, crime, fault.
.
formyrtJrtan to murder, LL,W. tone Saw- = foreaoeaw -

torn =foran forscendlng f. confusion, LkR21".
lorn f ? m? trout, WW180* foraeeorfan* to gnaw off, bite, eat up, AO
fornAman to be worn out, afflicted (with 226§ .
grief), GD245». forsceotan =foresc€otan

forne=foranadv.; forne f. =forn fortoeppan = forscieppan
forneah very nearly, well-nigh, almost, about, forsoeta waterfall, OET575; MF434.
forscleppan* to change, transform. Gen.
for-nian (&), -nSh, -n6on= forneah ['forshape']
Fornfttes folm a plant, Lcd (v. BT). forscip n. 'foreship,' prow, WW.
forntfttan to expose to danger, sacrifice, AO
forsormnean =foraorenoan
1
222 . foncrenean to supplant, overcome, vanquish,
4
fornlman to take away, deprive of, plunder, east down, dry up, OEG 4926. M :
waste, devastate, destroy, consume, B,Lcd; forscrencednec (scamc-) f. supplanting,

10
J3,AO : annul : disfigure overcome. deceit, LPs40 .
:
['/orntm'] forscrencend m. supplanter, 2K.

fornfdan to coerce, compel, W 168u . forserlfan 1 to decree, Gl : proscribe, con-
fornyman = forniman demn, doom, M :
(f) bewitch, cast under a
(ornyrwan to oppress, ANS 128*57. speU.

FORSCRINCAN 115 FORSWUGIAJ?
fonerlacan* (intr.) to shrink, dry up, wither forapeniMatre f. procuress, JEQu&P*.
away, M. ['forshrink'] forspennlng f. enticement, seduction, evil
foraaQfan* to cast down {pride), Ex 204. attraction, au.
foraeyhliglan to condemn, for-scyidigod, fonpOd m. destruction, GP294".
•aoyldegod guiUy, M. for-splldan (CP) -spillan (AO) to waste, lose,
foraeyppan =foracieppan disperse, bring to nothing, destroy, ruin, kiXL
foncyrian to separate, MHF 159. VforspiW]
foraeyttan to exclude, prevent, obviate, M. forspflladnat f. waste, destruction, perdition,
['forshut'] M.
forsearlan to sear, dry up, wither, J3,CP. forapreo*>==foreepree*; forspyH-=forspitl-
fotraeawennea sforaewennea tonpyrean to dry up, PPb 101*.
x
foneoan I. to afflict. II.= f oreaecan. foist (frost) m. frost, * PhJM. [freoean]
foneegan to accuse falsely, slander, accuse, forataappan =
foreataeppan
M : to speak about, discourse on. forstal (2/X)=foreataaIl
fonegenea f. contempt, VPsl22«. forstallan (refl.) to steal away, LL.
forsigon=for8awon pret. pL of forafon. forstandair to defend, help, protect, : LL
foreallan to sell, NC289. withstand, prevent, hinder, resist, oppose,
forsendan to send away, banish, send to Met : benefit, avail, CP : understand, Bo;
destruction, AO. CF:signify,beequalto,EC,Uj. ['forstand'}
forseon* to overlook, neglect, scorn, despise, forttaaU^foreateaH
reject, renounce, 2K; J93,AO,CP : refrain forstelan4 to steal away, steal, rob, deprive,
from, ['forsee ] MtBJLL;M. ['forsteal']
forseonet f. care, BH84T . tenttg 'frosty: BH(y); M.
foneottan* to wither, consume, M. torsttto glacial, frozen, WW1751*.
tonirian (AS104 ?)=!on«arian foratopplan to stop up, close, Lod 15b.
foraelnlan =fon&tnian forstrang very strong, Rd51 # .
toraettan I. to hedge in, obstruct, BH. ['for- foratrogdnea f. 'precipitate: NC289.
set*] II.=foreeettan lorstyltan to be amazed, MkLR.
foraettednea =foresetnea forstyntan to blunt, break, crush, 376*. WW
tonewenUcdespicabU,ignominioust wretched, forsflcan*, foraugan* to suck out, empty.
of poor appearance, adv. -lice, M. for-sugtan ( J5,AO), -auwian (M) = for-
fonewennea f. contempt, JS,AO. swigian
foraewestre (»*) f. female despiser, OEG forsuwung 1 silence, OEG 2085.
4430. forawftlan to burn, burn up, inflame, con-
1
forsliiglan =fonyngian sume, JR. Vforsweal ]
forslttan* to neglect, delay, LL : block, ob- forawse* (DHy38 w )=f5tew®«
struct, besiege, AO : injure : absent oneself forswapan'f to sweep away, drive off.
(from). Vforsit'] forawarung f. perjury, NC289.
fontB=forDaiC forawaflan 'prosperare,' EPbIIT*,
foreman to perish, B 1550. forawalan 4 to burn, burn up.
for-al&wan, -alawian to be slow, unwilling, forawelgan' to swallow up, devour, consume,
delay, put off, Bo ; CP. ['forslow'] absorb, B ; M,CP. ['forswaUow']
loralean9 to cut through, strike, break, kill, foraweltan* to die.
destroy, AO. foraweoglan =forawigian
toralegenlle mean, ignominious («forleg-?). forawaolgan = forswelgan
tonUet m. slaughter, WW28". [slieht] foraweorean* to grow dark, obscure.
forslltan to consume, devour, PPs77 M . foraweortan* to polish, cleanse : grind away,
tonmorlan to smother, suffocate, choke, stifle, demolish.
M. torawaotola very clearly, ES 18*333 ; 43- 162.
forsorglan to despond, W69M . fonwarlan* (refl. and intr.) to swear falsely,
forafift indeed, verily, Bo. JtiJLL i renounce on oath, B. ['forswear']
['forsooth']
fonpeao = foiosprfto forawlgtan to conceal by silence, suppress,
forspanan* to mislead, lead astray, seduce, pass over, JE.CP : be silent.
entice, AB; CP. ['forspan'] forawftan 1 to impair, TC584*.
fonpanlng f. allurement, OEG. forawfB very great, Great 26.
forapeea = forerrpreca forawftan, forawftian to crush, press upon,
forspecan* to speak in vain : deny. overcome, repress, CP.
fonpfcttan to speed, prosper. forswfte adv. very much, utterly, Bo.
forspendan to spend, give out, squander, con- forsworcenlic dark, obscure, Dfiy24.
sume, AO. [[forspend*] foraworeennea f. darkening, darkness, J5, W.
forapennen (OEG612)=forepenning forsworen fop. of fonwerian) 'forsworn:
fonpennend m. procurer, ASGr36u . perjured, M,Chr.
fonpann-ende, -endlio seductive, voluptuous, tonmc*tnne4tperjury,J&. ['forswornnees']
defiling, OEG. for-awuglan (CP)f aygian=forawigian
&-2

FORSYNGIAN 116 FORDGEWlTAK
forsynglan (i) to sin greatly, ['fortin'] forSbyMtng f. emboldening, encouragement,
forayngod m. tinner, LL.
fortioen =foretaon fortclypUn to call forth, ['forthclepe']
fortendan to bum away, cauterize, sear, AO fortteuman* to come forth, proceed, arrive at,
46M. succeed : come to pass, come true be born. :
forteon 1 to mislead, seduce, Cr : draw over, fofftcyme m. coming forth, birth, A. ['forth-
cover, obscure, ['foretee'] come']
iortlht-=fortyht- fortSefvan to announce, declare, CVPsll8 M .
for-timbran, -timbrian to close up, obstruct. forflddn to put forth, BH. ['forthdo']
fortogenes !. griping, spasm, Lon89a. forttearle very much, greatly, M.
fortredan* to tread down, trample on, A;
tar* aarllee absolutely, entirely, 11". RB
CP. ['fortread'] torttdgian (KGL)=?oroyld(g)ian
fortredlng f. treading down, crushing, 8o96M . forttenean (m) to mistrust, despise, despair,
fortrendan to block (by rolling a stone), y. Ps. pp. foroOht despaired of; as eb. poor
OEG114. wretch, M
: reflect, DHyl38". ['forthink']
fortrogadnes, fortruwedne8=fortruwodnes fortftotan to steal
fortrQwlan to be presumptuous, over-con- for* ton L (bv 1*) to surpass, excel, 131". BB
fident, rash, CP. II. to crush, oppress, Boon 54.
fortrQwodnas f. presumption, CP. fortf tostrlan (ie) to darken, LPs 104s .
tortrQwung f. presumption, Bo 9*. fortftaeder m. 'forefather,* ancestor, A.
fortrymman to testify, confirm, NG. fortftaran* to depart, die, Bo,Chr;M.
fortyhtan to seduce, El208. Vforthfare']
fortyhtigend m. polluter, defiler, OEG3337. ±fortff eran to depart, die, M.
lortyDan to seduce, Cb270. fortf-f erednes, -feringf. death.
fortymbrlan = fortimbran fortfnowan to flow, BH418* 1 .
fortf nan to shut in, enclose, block up, CP. fortftolglan tofoUow, CM 1062.
tori adv. 'forth, ' forwards, onwards, further, fortffftr I. f . departure, death, BH. ['forth-
B A
A f fBH,Ct : hence, thence : away, : (time) fore*] II. pret. 3 ag. of forSfaran.
continually, still, continuously, henceforth, fortfforUstenes f. licence. Bo 12*.
thenceforward, B,Sp : simultaneously, t fmrBframlan to grow to maturity. WW4651*.
mid ealle forthwith, f. on continually. fortfiromung t departure, CSVPs 104*
fram orde otJ ende f. from the beginning to fortftyllgan to follow, fall out, happen, CM
the end. t. ttot until. 1109.
= =
for*- (N) furC- ; fortJa forti&m fortfgan anv., pret 3 eg. -eode to go forth,
foiUadgan to call forth, BH444" advance, proceed, pass by, go away, go on,
torlttdllgtan to bring to nothing, blot out, precede, succeed, Chr,Mk. Vforthgo']
MFH160. fortfgang m. going forth, progress, advance,
forftAm, fortiam, fortian (CP), for&on (AO, success i privy, drain : purging, evacuation,
CP) I. oonj. for (the reason) that, owing to ML1&".
(the fact) that, for, because, on that account, fortfgangan'to go forth, Ma. ['forthgang ']
therefore, seeing that, for Mm tfe, etc. fortfgeeJfcan to call forth, KEPs67* :
with same signification. II. adv. for that exhort, BH54U.
cause, consequently, therefore. fortfgecllplan (y) to caO forth, provoke, So,
forttigoten poured forth, ML2Sb' . m EPs.
foriahting (— eaht-) f. exhortation. fortfgefaran = fortftaran
forfaneful very thankful, E8 18-336 ; 43*162. IortfgefAran = fortiferan
forttatton* to bring forth, produce, M. pp. IortfgelAstan fortiUtetan =
for&itogen. fortfgelang dependent, LL(28011 ).
lorttaurnen pto. elapsed, BH280". fortfgeleoran to pass away, die.
forttb&re productive, Gbh 132. tortgt\9)OT9Anmtdeparturet death,QI>2S2i K
fortfbeeuman* to come forth. fortfgeldclan (BPsl01")=fort516oian
fortfberan* to bring forth, produce, BE; M. fortfgenge increasing, effective, successful,
9
Vforthbear ] M,CP.
lorfcbeteon* to look forth, LPs 101". Iortfgeong = foroganff
fortfbi, forSbie prep, by, past, CP 1Q7 U. fortfgeorn eager to advance, 281. Ma
foiUblgferende passer by, NC343. fortfgtotan* to pour forth, BH. ['farthyete']
fortfbUeitan to blow forth, burst out, WW
fortfgerlmed in unbroken succession, B59.
torSgaseeaftf f. creature, created being or
forlfblawan' to blow forth, belch forth,
397»
WW
thing, world : future destiny.
forftgettrangian 'confortare,' LPs 68*.
fortfboren of noble birth. forKgasfne visible, conspicuous, Cea 1.
fortt-brengan, -bringan to bring forth, pro- fortfgewttan 1 to go forth, pass, proceed, go by :
duce, Bl,Lk : bring to pass, accomplish : depart, die. forogewiten tid, tima past
bring forward i adduce, quote, M. tense, JEQ*.

FOBDGEWITENES 117 FOBWENED
forftgewltenee f. departure, LPsMM". foitiapell n. declaration, Mod 47.
fortSgyrd m. fore-girdle, martingale, WW.
fortfheald berU forward, stooping : inclined, pro*
steep, BBS11 .
fortthealdan7 to hold to, follow out, keep up, forttstsapplng f. advance, DHy80".
observe, JR. foribyllan to ptae ottf, pay out, LL175[3].
forftheold L=for&heald. II. pret. 3 ag. of Ior*tag(KGL)=for«tig
fortihealdan. fortftfon* to draw forth, bring forth.
fortfherge m. van (of an army). Ex 225. forfltlg (e«, y») m. aerfttiOe, OEG3828.
fortthllflan to be prominent, BH322M . torVtlhting f. exhortation. ^.
y
torVhrtoaan* to rush forth, Sold 1*. fortJt*g=fortftIg
torto=tort$f forfltJegn m. chief noble, 1U . MLQ
±fofSUn to further, advance, Chr : carry out, fortt urn = furtiam
accomplish, Chr. Vforth'1 fortune f. yWtteranee, ANS 125*.
fortflg=for$y fortfweard (e1 ) L inclined forward : advanced,
fofSlndan* to swell up, Lod. progressing, growing, ready i enduring, ever-
fortilnglan = foretiingian lasting, continual i future, adv. continually,
forttftdan to lead forth, bring forth, Sat; M. PPs : prospectively, JSGr : forwards, on-
Vforthlead') wards, W17*. rVortAwann II. m. Joofc.
foifelAdnaa f. bringing forth, BH70» out man, pttotf Gxir 1436.
fortftAetan to persevere in, accomplish. tortwesrim forwards, HL16w> (e).
forftlAtan7 to tend /orta, emft. forUweardnee I. progress, GDU7".
forttattlan to invite, Bl. forftweaxan7 to break forth, burst forth, QD.
9
forffltoran to proceed, BH312 17 . ['forthwaz ]
fortJMc/orttwrd, advanced, Chb1066d. fonfarag m. Journey, departure, in (on)
=
for&Hflan forChllfian forCwege away.
forfflfclan to look forth. fOfgworfcatforCweard
fortlutan 1 to lean forward, fall down, VPs. fortfwlf n. molran, WW309**.
forttaiAre very glorious, Cmat09. forflwyrft tortured, mutilated, v. OEG5028.
foreman m. man o/ rani. forty L
conj. /or fAat, because, therefore, Jn.
fortfmaat foremost, MtL. Vforthmost'] " '"
Vforthy']
" II. adv. /or (hat, therefore, con-
fortfollan to po wOaottf, fact, Wa38. sequently.
forU-on (2f#)=furtfum; for-fan =forti&m for-ttyldlan, -8yld(i)gian, -tSyl(de)rian to
fortfoneol = foretianoul ; forflor = furtfor 6ear, support, endure, wait patiently, M.
fortfrAcan (tr.) to push out, protrude, JEL fortybnan fto shut in, enclose, envelop,
26"». obscure, cover over, overwhelm : suffocate,
fofbYAsan to rush forth, rise up :jut out, pro- consume.
trude, BPs727 . [iftaan] forttyppan to make manifest, CVPs.
forVrAetan («) to em**, afrief. oppress, VPs. fortfyrnan' to run before, precede : continue,
Vforthrast'] M.
forfrrAetednee (6) f. trtftdation. foftfyrrlan to dry np, Lop 82b.
fortfree- =fortSrya- fortfytmed obscured, WW 246*.
forttriccednee =forbryooednea for5yUe=fortS^; forud=£orod
fortSrlhte adv. straightway, at once : «n- for-Qtan, -uton adv.; prep. w. d. except,
mistakably, plainly. without, C*rll22. ['forout']
forttrtngan to reeeue Jrom, defend against, forwaarnan forwieman
B1084 : eUoio ontf displace? BB1107 . forwaarnlan (WW442 1»)=forw©omian
forttryccan to prftM, egueeae, ertceA, oppress, forwana m. abundancef CP465M .
suppress. forwandlan to hesitate, be reluctant, CP be :
foitiryoeednaa (i) I. pressure, oppression. ashamed.

fortfryones f. extortion, oppression, tribula- forwandung I. shame, SPs68 M.
tion, LL;MFH159 (fore-). forward =forweartS pret. 3 ag. of forweorVan.
forSryne m. onward course, Gen 215. forwaard I. (NG) beginning, front : heading,
for-ftrysman, -ttryamian to choke, suffocate, title, chapter. II. adv. continually, always.
strangle, [tiroem] Gen 788. [?=forffweard; or foreweard,
foitfaaaoan* to pass away, BPs 1434 . JGPh 12-267]
fortfac encan to pour forth, give to drink, forweardmeroung f. heading, JnL p3 .
x
WW464*. forwaazan7 to progress, grow too much, be-

forifecype m. progress, BH9214 (o). come overgrown, CP ; AO. [*forwax ']
l
foribatannaa f. proposition MtB12*. forweddod pledged, [wedd]
forflaftf m. going forth, decease, Chr; M,CP. forwagan* to kill, Ma228.
Vforthsithe'l forwel adv. very, very well, M.
fortfctttan to depart, die, M. forwanad insolent, [wenian]
forw«nad enepecttM, BI)S3012 SM . [wfinan]
( r
fortSenoter (tt)t very wise, El.

FORWENEDNES 118 FOT6TAPOL
forwenednes f. insolence, AN879-89. forwyrnan (J£)=forwiernan
forweoren = forworen forwyrnednes f. restraint, self-denial, con-
1orweornan = £orwiernan tinence, BHieo".
fOrweornlan to dry up, wither, fade, grow old, forwyrpnes f. casting out, LPa21*.
rot, decay, M. foryld=foreald; foryldan=forieldan
forweorpan' down, foryrman to reduce to poverty, bring low,
to throw, cast out, cast
drive off, reject, throw away, squander, B. BH,W. [earm]
['forwerpe'] foatere m. spade. [L. foasoriam]
lorweorpnes f. migration, MtLl 1** foeteMfdetor
forweorftan* (y) to perish, pass away, vanish, fdetor n. sustenance, maintenance, food,
Mt;AO,CP,M. f. on mode be grieved, nourishment, Lcd; M. ['foster*]
['forworth'] foatorbaarn n. foster-child.
forweortfenee =forwordenea fostorbrottor m. 'foster-brother,' WW.
forweortHulHc excellent, Bo66 u. foitorolld (ea ) n. foster-child, ML.
forweosnlan = forwianian foatortoder m. 'foster-father,* ME.
fomerean—forwyrcan; Iorwerd=foreweard fdstorland n. land granted for the support of
forwer ed = forwerod the recipients, CU ['fosterland']
forweredn ea f. old age, SPsTO1*. foatorlian n.payment for maintenance, IX
forweren (WW217 M ) = forworen 442[2];Mkh162.
forwerennei (RPS701*) =forwerednee fosterling m. foster-child, nursling, WW.
forwernedllee continently, W284*. [for- ['fosterling']
wiernan] foatormann m. bondsman, security.
forwerod worn out, very old, JE. [werian] foatormodor f. 'foster-mother,* MB.
forwealng f destroying.
. fdstorno* m. pasture, sustenance, EPS221.
1orwert = forewoet foatorsweoalor f. foster-sister.
forwlernan (e, eo, i, y) to hinder, prohibit, foetratt (e1 ) m. food : manna.
prevent, repel, refuse, repudiate, deny, with- fdetrian to 'foster,' nourish, £*(«).
hold, oppose, AO,B{y) ; CP. fojtrlng m. disciple, NO.
for-wlrd, -wirn-=for-wyrd, -wiern- f6etiir=foBtor
forwbnlan (eo) to wither away, dry up, lot m. da. fet, f5te, nap. fet, fdtaa foot (as
decay, rot. limb and as measure), BJ,L,NQ ; M,AO,
forwltan = forewitan CP.
forwUolnes f intelligence, diligence. [=£ore-] fdtidl fn. gout in thefeeL
.
forwlencan to fill with pride, puff up, CP. fdtidlig having gout in the feet.
['forwlench'] ffttbred n. foot-board, stirrup,
M
WW 107*.
forward I. n. iota, MtL5u II. =foreweard fdtelatt m. 'commissural MtL9 .
.
forwordenes f. destruction, failure. ±f6tcopelan, +fdtcypean to fetter, Ps8.

forwordenHe perishable, W263 u . f6t-eosp, -oops m. foot-fetter, M.
forworen (pp. of +forweoean) decrepit, de- fdtooffu f. gout in the feet, OEO.
cayed, OEG2109. fdteoe m. gout in the feet, Lcd.
forworhta = forwyrhta foter n. darnel, tares, MtL1 3*.
forwraened banished, RB82 . 1 fdtf eter f. fetter for the feet, 1 10*. WW
forwreean* to drive forth, carry away : expel, fdtgangende going on foot, OEG5254.
banish. fdtgemearo n. foot-measurement, space of a
forwrtgan to accuse, calumniate, Chr. foot, B3043.
['forwray'] fdtgemet n. foot-fetter, EPsl04 u .
forwrton* to cover over, LkR23a . fdtgewAde fn? covering for the feet, RB88".
forwrltan 1 to cut in two, B2705. + foOan to hasten up, MkL15".
forwrroan1 to bind up, Lcd 122a. f6t-list (M), -lSeet mf footprint, spoor. .
forwundlan to wound, Chr. ['forwound'] fdtlic on foot, pedestrian.

forwundorllc very wonderful, GD. adv. fdtmAl n. foot-measure.
-Hoe. fdtmAlum adv. step by step, by degrees,
fbrwurflan = forweorttan CM 883.
forwyrcan (e) to do wrong, sin, J3,CP. for- fdtrap m. (he loose part of the sheet by which
worht mann criminal, : OP
ruin, undo, a sail is trimmed to the wind, 'propes, ' WW
destroy, Cr; JE,AO,CP : condemn, convict, 167".
curse : forfeit : barricade, obstruct, close up. fdtsceamol (e>, e1 , u f ) m. footstool, M.
forwyrd fn. destruction, ruin, fall, death, fotaceaneam. /oreW Lcd 1-362. [v. 'shank']
M,C¥. [forweoroan] fdtsetl n. footstool, Chb 1063c.
forwyrdan to perish, Akdb. fdtsld reaching to the feet, NC289.
forwyrdendllc perishable. fdtspor n. footprints, spoor, Lcd.
forwyrht n. misdeed, MF160. fdtspure n. foot-rest, foot-support, Chb 1070s.
forwyrhta m. agent, deputy : evil-doer, male- fdtstan m. base, pedestal, M.
factor, ruined person, [fore-] fdtitapol m. footstep, LPs 17".

10TSWJSD 119 FRAMUNG
fdtsw&ft n. (nap. -swatiu), fdtewaoa f. foot- trappings,armour : m. adomer, Cb556.
print, footstep : foot, M. [+tawe]
ffttswlle (y) m. swelling of the foot, Lop . fratwsBdnes = fnetwednes
fdttfwtal n.washing of the feet, W,WW. ±fratwan, fret(te)wian to ornament, adorn,
fotwsere n. pain in the foot, gout, Lod. AO clothe, cover over, CP83". :
fdt~welm, -wylm, -wolma m. sole of the foot, trari-wednes, -wodnea f. adorning, decora-
M. tion, ornament.
16* ind. pros. pL of fdn. fraetwlan v. fnetwan.
ffiti-or (-er, -or) n. load, cartload, Chr : food, fratwung f . adorning, decoration, ornament,
fodder: covering, case, basket, [' father
1
] M.
fdttornm. faucet, Lod 19b. fragendUc = framigendlio
I6wer=fSower +Mglan to learn by inquiry, MtL2M.
l
fox m. fox,' Lk, VPs. (ram (o) I. prep. w. d. (instr.) (local) 'from,'
foxeselite £. burdock, Lod 64a. by, J£,Bl,Ghr : (temporal) since. A, : Ma
fozescme f. foxglove? greater burdock? WW (agent) by, Bl i as a result of, Mt : (with
135*1. verbs of saying and hearing) of, about, con-
foxesfdt m. fox-foot, xiphion, Lod. cerning, f. gin to depart, comps. v.
foxesglole {.foxglove, 296". WW fram-, from-. II. adv. from, forth, out,
foxhyll m, fox-hill. away. III. adj. (eo) strenuous, active, bold,
foxung f. foxlike wile, craftiness, J3L161". strong. [Qer. fromm]
fra=fram; traced, fraceo, fraood>tfraco8 framacyrran==framoyrran (in this and the
fraeott I. adj. vile, bad, wicked, criminal, following words fram- may often be taken
impious, filthy, abominable, : BE
useless, as a separate preposition).
worthless, ['fraud*] II. n. insult, con- framadon anv. to take from, do away, cut off,
tumely, disgrace : wickedness. cutout.
fraeoftUM (-od) f. misdeed, W188". framadrytan 1 to drive away, expeL
fraeotte adv. contemptuously, shamefully. framahyMan to turn from, Lod.
firaeomio base, ignominious, shameful, lewd, framanpdan to drive away.
M,CP. adv. -Hoe, CP. framasesdean' to shake off.
fraeotf-Uenes, -nes (M) t vileness, coarse- tramastyrlan to remove, RPS6580 .
ness, obscenity. tramatton* to draw awayfrom.
traeotfieotpe(-od) scandalous conduct, BB framateran* 'diripere,* ÊGb168 10 .
141*. framawendan to turn from or away.
fraoottword n. insulting word, GD1527 . framaweorpan* to cast away, MGjl.
fraoud, fraouoV^fraooD; frA-=frea- frambfge m. apostasy, W49".
fnec^frec; fr»o-=freo- (v. ES 39-327 ff. aa frambrlngan* to take away, Lod.
to these foor forms). framCeorfan' to cut off.
fneeful greedy, OBG2445. frameyme (o) m. issue, posterity, Gmr 1765.
fraternise (e) f. titmouse, WW. framcynn (o) n. issue, posterity origin. :
Me08 (GL)=fraoo& framoyrran (e) to turn from, avert : take

frssfel n? cunning, Gl. from.
froef ele bold, insolent, cunning. [Qer. frevel] framddn anv. to put off, stop, interrupt,
frssfellan to be cunning, Gl. Sol31 § .
frofelHce shamelessly, AO(e) : astutely. tramfsereld m? n? departure, M.

frofelnes f. sharpness, shrewdness, OEG. framfaru (o) f. excess, DR17*.
+frftge (e) I.f n. hearsay, report, knowledge. tramtundung f. departure.
mine +f as I have heard say. II. adj well- framgewltan 1 to apostatize, So 83*.
. .
known, celebrated, reputable, CP : notorious, tramian to avail, benefit, BB.

disreputable, [fricgan] framlernlng (o1 , e1 ) f. outflowing, DB8 1 .
fraegn I. pret. 3 sg. of frignan. II. fregen II. framlgendlle effective.
trsegnlng f. questioning. framlad f. departure, Gen 2098 (o).
from- = frem- framlece turned from, GPH401.
frfimieel pre-eminent, 11
. WW530 fnunUe strong, adv. -lioe boldly, strongly,
frong = frsegn strenuously, quickly.
±fropglan (NG) to accuse : reverence. tramloclan (o 1 ) to look back, CP403*.
fr&t Lf perverse, proud, obstinate. II. pret. framnes (o 1 ) f. vigour, Nab7 m.
3 eg. of fretan. framsclpe I. m. exercise, action. II. m.
*
frotegung (M) =fr»twung fraternity.
frotew-, fr«etew-=frsetw- tramsetnung f. foundation, JnB 17".
frsBtgenga m. apostasy, Gl. framslV (o) m. departure.
frfttlg perverse, proud, Jul 2 84. framslltnes f. desolation, NG(o).
fratlappa m. dew-lap, 179'. WWframswengan to swing away, shake off,
frftton pree. pi. of fretan. 524* WW
tratwa, fratwe fp. treasures, ornaments, framung = fremung

FRAMWEARD 120 FREO
framweard (o) about to depart, doomed to die, +trUmAlum little by little, OEG3245.
BoJSeaf; CP : enterprising? +frMnes f. feeling, perception, Bo.
[*frontward*]
framweardes (o) adv. away from, Led. +fredra more acute, CP123M.
['frontwards'] frefelfoe=fraBfel)Ioe
frin pret. 3 sg. of frihan. frelernes f. consolation,
franca m. lance, javelin, M. ±frifran to cheer, comfort, console, BE ; CP.
± trialan to ask, inquire, find out by inquiry : ['frover ']
tempt, try. frifrend (ie1 ) ml. comforter, consoler : the
trisung f questioning, temptation.
. Comforter (Holy Ghost), Bl.
fratwlan =fr»twian M) fretrian ( Jn ; =£rtfran
fraaf I. m. gs. Man
rider, lard, king, master : fratrlend =fr€frend
the Lord, Christ, God : husband. [Goth. frtfrung t. consolation, Gmr37~.
frauja] II. (VPs)=fr€o L +Mge = +fr«ge
trfe- intenaitive prefix (=-L. per-). fregen, fregn I. =fr*3gn prei.3 sg. of frignan*
fraabeorht glorious. II. n. question, An 256.
fraabeorhttan (&) to proclaim, CPs41 f. fregnan =frignan
freabodlan to proclaim, declare, LPs 1 18 1". fregnftearle enquiringly, JBL231".
fraadrflman to exult, LPs. fregnung f. questioning, MkLp4lf.
fraadrihtent m. lord, master. freht n? *auspicium, ' DR977 .
frtatsstt (ft1 ) t«ryM WW532". frem=fram adj.
freagltaw very wise, 88. Dak fremde foreign, alien, strange, LL ; AO,CP :
fraahrsBd (ft1
-hwetJ) very quick,
, Gl. unfriendly, Sol (-ede) : estranged from 9
freamfirej very ceJe&rafecL <fetutd* o/, remote from, ['fremd']
friamloel (&) pre-eminent, WW530U . ±fremdlan to estrange, RB cum, MkLR
:
freamlht freoi «lren(r(A, RPs42». <. A 16127).

freamsimi =fremanm trema I.f vigorous, flourishing, B,Gen.
4
frean=freon [ A»«*'» fnum] II.=fremu
freaofestlloe (ft 1 ) very quickly, WW 530". fremade = fremde
freareccere m. j»rince, LRPs 1 18 M1 . fremedlAoan to alienate, RPp 57*.
freas pret. 3 sg. of frSosan. dbfremednes f. accomplishment, fulfilment,
fraaslan Afrasian effect, M.
frlatorht very bright, radiant. tremful useful, profitable, beneficial, Led.
freaftanclan to exult, RPs52». ['fremeful'] adv. -lice efficaciously.
fraawlnet m. lord and friend. fremfulnes f. utility, profit, RB83 M .
frtawlltig very beautiful, NC290. ±fremlan, fremman to further, advance,
freawrisn f. splendid chain, B 1451. support, An,B : frame, make, do, perpc-
Mbran=frefran trate, commit, afford, B,Gen;CP : (w. d.)
free (», i) greedy, MtL(\); : eager, bold, M
avail, benefit, do good, JB,Mt. ['fremc*]
darinq, Met : dangerous (. E839-327fl\). fremlle (eo, o) profitable, BH30".
['freck'] ± tramming f. purpose, effect, performance,
freeaf m. warrior, hero. progress, M.
traced- =frecen-; frccclnes =frecennes fremnes=fremednes
freeelsod exposed to danger, 466*. WW
tremsum beneficent, benign, kind, gracious,
freeen n. gs. frecnea danger, peril. J2.CP.
freoendllo, frecenlio (CP) dangerous, mis- fremsumlle benignant, kind, GD280. ady.
chievous, perilous, terrible, adv. -lice, AO. -Hoe, CP.
freeennes f. harm* danger, CP. fremsumnes f. benefit, benignity, kindness,
freeeo 'luccr'f 'lurcor'f Cpl240 (. ES liberality.
39-336; 42-168). fremg- (NG) =fremd-
trectul (») greedy, OEG2445. +fremt&an to curse,
,
MkL14".
freellee greedily, GD31 1 . fremttio =frvmo lic
freomaae=froomase; fr ton- = freeen- fremu f. advantage, gain, benefit, Bo,Sp,
freone (&)l.dangerous,perilous,CP terrible: Led; CP. ['frerne']
:
savage, wicked : daring, bold. [v. ES framung (eo, o) f. advantage, profit, good.
39-328 f.] II. ady. dangerously : fiercely, Frenolsc 'French,* Chr.
severely : boldly, audaciously. frtndi=*freond
^_ n . [ep.
freenas f. greediness. frendlan to anathematize, WW484
freenes=freoennes +fremtfian]
+freenian to make bold, Da 184 : endanger, freng=fr»gii pret. 3 sg. of frignan.
1
imperil, JEL 30-436. frao I. nap. often frige 'free, Bo,Sx,JnR;
frecwasend m. gluttony, A 6- 100. CP,^S : (t) glad, joyful : (f) noble, illue-
+tr*a*nto feel, perceive, £},Bo;CP. ['frede'; trious, Gen. [freo- v. also frig-] II.f f.
fr6d] woman, lady. Ill.m. =frea. IV.hnperat
+frMendUe perceptible, >EGe4«. of freogan. V. f ? freedom, immunity.

FRBOBEARN 121 FRIGNAN
frtobearn n. free-born child, child of gentle frtondmyne f. amorous intention, Gen 1831.
birth. freondrftden t. friendship, £2 : conjugal love,
frtoborh=fritiborh frtondseipe m. 'friendship,' B,Lcd; AO,
frtobrfffar m. awn brother, Ex 338. CP : conjugal love.
frtoburh f. city, B694, frtondsped f abundance of friends.
.
freod I.f f. peace, friendship : goodwill, frtondeptdlg rich in friends.

affection. IL pp. of frSogan. III. =fr£ot frtone asm. of freo adj.
frtede pret. 3 eg. of frSogan. frtonoma = freonama
frtodontor f. freebom daughter, W1939 . fr torltf freezing, frozen, cold, chilly : blanched
freodom m. freedom, 9 Hate of free-will, with fear, sad, mournful, [freoean]
'
charter, emancipation, deliverance, Bo; frtorig-f ertf, -modf sad, Gu.

AO.CP. frtorlht n. rights of freemen, LL,W.
frftodryhtenf = freadrihten ±Moean» to 'freeze, ' ABJSl.
frfodselpe (ES39-340)=freondscipe? frtoeceat m. freedman, RB138U .
±fr*ogan to 'free,* liberate, manumit, AS, frfot m. freedom, LL. freotee tiolian to be
Chr; AO : love, embrace, think of lovingly, reduced to slavery.
honour. freotglfa m. liberator, WW.
+Moge = +fr«ffe; frtob=freo frtot-glfu, -gift f. emancipation, WW.
frtolio n, freewill offering, oblation, LPs 50*. frtotmann m. freedman, Bk,TC,W.
frtoMeta m. freedman, WW. freott-=friti-; -freosan 1 v. a-f.
±frtollc free, freebom : glorious, stately, freotto-, freotfa- =fritSo-, friBu-
magnificent, noble, B : beautiful, charming. frtowlf (P) n. free-woman, LL7[73].
Vfreely'1 adv. -lioe 'freely,' readily, Bo, freowine=freawine; Fre*an=Frisan
Freiisc (y) in the Frisian manner, Frisian,
frtols I. mn. freedom, immunity, privilege : Chb. [Frisan]
feast-day, festival. [origL friheale] II.= ±fretan* to devour, eat, consume, CP : break,
freo I. Ex 147. [for.etan]
frtolsAfen m. eve of a feast, LL383[66]. fretgenga =fr»tgenga
frtobboc f. charter of freedom, Ct. frettan to feed upon, consume, [fretan]
frtolsbryce (i) m. breach of festival. frettol greedy, gluttonous, 171". WW
frtototog m. feast-day, festival-day, M. fretw-=fr®tw-
triolsdom =freoddm fretto=fritiu; fretio-=fri5o-, fritfu
frtob-end, -iend m. liberator, EPs. frt=frSoL; Ma=frea
freolsgefa m. emancipator, LL13 [8]. frland( A) = freond
frtolsger n. year of jubilee, WW
420". frlborb (v. LL2-81)=fri«borh
frtolslan (±) to deliver, liberate, Bl.EPs : frie(NG)=freo
to keep a feast or holy day, celebrate, M. frtoea, friocea m. herald, crier, CP (T v. ES
I'frels'] 39-336).
tr%o\MMc festive, festival, CM.350. adv. freely: frlcgan'f to ask, inquire into, investigate i
solemnly. (+) learn, find out by inquiry, [frignan;
frtolsmann m. freedman, KG3-296*. op. Oer. fragen]
freolsnint f. eve of a festival, NC290. frlelan to dance, Mt. ['frike']
frtolsstow f. festival-place, LL338[38]. Crfolant w. g. to seek, desire.
frtolstld £. festival, feast-day, M. frlelo f. appetite, LoD73a.
frtolsung f. celebration of a feast. frloo f. 'usura,' MtL25" (v. ES 39-328 f.).
freom =fram III. ; freom- =fram-, frem- frlcolo adv. eagerly, fervently.
frtomAgf m. free-kinsman. frtctrung (OET26) =frihtrung
friomann m. free-man, 'freebom man, Gen, frldnengest = fritihengest ?
LL. Me nan =frinan = frignan
freonama m. surname, BH. friend v. freond.
freond m. da. friend, nap. friend, fr&ond, +frlend pi. friends, Lk(f). ['i-freond']
* 9
• freondas friend, relative, B,El,Gen; AO, frigan=freogan
frltfstfreo;
CP : lover. Wgd«g=friffedflBg
treondheald amiable, Lod3-192*». frige Lf fp. love. II. v. freo.
freondhealdUc related, akin, WW217". Mgea m. lord, master, LL (— frea).
freondlar f. friendly counsel, B2377. MgeAf en m. Thursday evening, JE.
freondlattu t friendly invitation, B 1192. frigedeeg m. 'Friday,' LL,Ma; M.
freondlta* 'friendless,' JnL. f. mann out- +Mgend m. liberator, VPs.
law, LL. frigenes=frignes
frtondltaet f. frlgenlht f Thursday night, W306M.
want of friends, ££336[35]. .
frtondUe JWewfty, well-disposed, kindly, BH, frlgest, frigeti prea. 2, 3 eg. of fricgan.
W. adv. -lice, CP. +frfgian to embrace, MkLlO".
friondltte kind to one's friends, ES39-340. ± frignan1 frinan ask, inquire, B,BH,Cpp
,
freondlufu {.friendship, love, Gen 1834. Ps;AO,CB. Vfrayne']

FRIGNES 122 FRUMHR^GL
dbfrflgnes tinterrogation, question. frttfodon f.sanctuary, asylum, LL.
trignung question, 00137*.
f. frftfsplott m. peace-spot, LL(248»).
trigst, frihat pre*. 2 sg. of fricgan. frttfstfl m. sanctuary, asylum, refuge, LLJ*s.
frlhtere m. diviner, soothsayer, [freht] ['frUhstool']
trlhtrlan to divine. frftistow f . refuge, sanctuary.
frlhtrung f. soothsaying, divination, WW. frttfsum pacific, peaceful : (+) safe, fortified.
irimdlg=frymdig; frfnansfrignan frtfeumlan to make peaceful, protect f NC290.
frlnd= friend; frfo^frSo frttJu (eo) fin. peace, safety, protection, t A0
frfs (f) crisped, curled, GhE9& Mt : refuge, asylum, ['frith ']
Frlsan (e) mp. Frisians, AO. frt8u-=fritio-; trocga=frogga
frlsea=fryica trddf vise : old.
fristmearc (GL)=fir8tmearc frodlan to be wise, Rnf 32.
frit, friteti, fritt pree. 3 sg. of fretan. Mfer^froior; trdfertan=frefran
frrt (y) mn. peace, tranquillity, security, frofor fmn. (e*, n 1 ) gs. frdfre consolation, joy,
refuge, AO;CP,M. t. niman make
to M\ CP
: compensation, help, benefit.
refuge,
peace : privilege of special protection, and
[ frover ]
penalty for the breach of it, LL10[5] : frdforbo* (e ) f. book of consolation, BO509 .
1
restoration of rights (to an outlaw), LL frdforgist (frftfre-) m. consoling spirit. Holy

316[13]. ['frith'] Ghost, Comforter, Jn ; M. [v. 'frover']
MB stately, beautiful, Rd 10*. frftforllc (e*) kind, helpful, W. adv. -Hoe,
frffta (eo) m. protector, PPs70*. W295».
MSM m. oath of peace, Chb 1012b. frttornes f. consolation, LkL6*«(oe).
trttfbtna m. suppliant, refugee, LL. frotorword n. word of consolation, GD344 9*
frfftborh m. surety for peace, LL. frifrlan=frefran
frogga m. frog t * A,WW.
l
frffibrsse f breach of the peace, LL.
.
frfftburg f. town with which there is peace, froht(NG)=forht

city of refuge, LL222[2,1]. fromiB^fram; from- also = frem-, frum-
trreoandelt f. the sun. froren pp. of freosan.
M8eltas=friolea8 troec=forBc; frost =font
frttSgeard m. enclosed space, LL : court of frowef. woman, DD291. [Oer. frau]
peace (heaven), Cb. froz=fono
fMgtamln. death, Qmjx 1142. [ferhtt?] trugnen pp., frognon pret. pL of frignan.
frffigegUda m. member of a peace-guild, frum I. primal, original, first. II. = fram
LL 173 Pro. fruma m. beginning, origin, cause, AO,CP
:
frtSgeorn peaceable, MtL6*. creation, Chb 33 : originator, inventor,

frtiSgswrlt n. peace agreement, LL144. founder, creator : first-born, CPsl36
w ;
trtUglld n. peace guild, LL181. (t) prince, king, chief, ruler, on fruman
Irtftglsl m. peace-hostage, LL378[9,1]. at first. we8tmaframan./Sr6</Httte. [fram]
frrtfhengeit (frid-) m. horse of peace? Rd23*. frumaoennes f. nativity, JnLpS 1*.
frffthos n. sanctuary, WW186». frumbearn n. first-born child.
frffian (eo) to pipe fritJ' to, make peace with, trumbyrd f. birth, TC369*.
be at peace with : (±) cherish, protect, guard, frumbyrdllng n. youth, 111", ['frurn- WW
defend, keep, A0,Chr; CP : observe. Vfrith'] berdling']
T
trftitend m. helper, defender, PPs,W239 . frumcenned first-begotten, firstborn, JE,AO :
frltfland n. friendly territory, Chb. original, primitive, MGu.
frfffltas peaceless, outlawed, LL318. trumentow n. primal generation, Ex 371.
frttille mild, lenient, LL. frumcynt n. ancestry, origin, descent, lineage:
trfflmal n. article of peace, LL220 Pro. [m*l] race, tribe.
frltfmann m. man under special peace- frumcynnend = frumcenned
protection, LL222. fnuncyrr m. first time, LL164[25,2].
frfSo^freotfu, fritS framdyslg n. first offence, NC290.
frffiobtaoen (eo1 ) n. sign of peace, Gbn 1045. frum-garf, -g&raf m. leader, patriarch, chief-
frtttososslo (eo)t m. angel. tain, noble, [op. L. primi-pilus]
frltfoslbb peace-bringer, B2017.
f. frumgesceap n. creation of the world, Cb840.
frfBospM (eo)t f. abundant peace. frumgeweore n. original construction, A
frrttotien n. sign of peace, Gbn 2369. 1M74«.
frffotttawatt (eo1 ) mp. place. friimgewrit n. deed, document, W252".
frffiowAr (eo^f f. treaty of peace. frumglfu f prerogative, privilege, Gl.
.
frfftowang (eo1 ) m. peaceful plain, B2959. frumgrlpa m. firstling, W113*.

frtfowaru (eo)t f. protection. frumgyld n. first instalment, LL190.
frttfo-webba (eo1 )} m., -webbef f. peace- fruinh fowling (I) f. original formation, WW
maker. 467*.
frtVsolpe m. ship for defence, LL441 (? read frumhr&gl n. first garment (so. of fig-leaves),
fyrdaoipe). Gbb943.

FRUMILDO 12$ FUVUSST
frumUdo f. primeval time, WW341 M [ieldo] fryU^=tfritS ; fry*- also =freot$-,fyrC-
.
frumleoht n. dawn, AF4-56. f ug el>=tfugol

frumllc original, primitive, adv. -lice. fugelbona m. fouter, Cra 80.
trumllda m. chief sailor, v. OEG32. fugeMoppe f ? waterfowl, WW 131*.
frumtfhtan to dawn, 8l207u . fugelere (AO) =fuglere
frammynetolege m. first coinage, AX234™. fugeleswfse larkspur, WW298*.
f.
frumrftd m. primary ordinance, LL246. fugelhwata m. WW 140
draper, s.
frumrftden I. space of time. An 147. fugelttm m. ford-tone PEG 3105. ,
frumrlnc (a1 ) cAte/Jam, RHy4". fugelnett n. Wrrf WW 277".

ne«,
frumrfpa m. firstfruits, LL40[38]. fugelnotf, fugeloti =fugolotS
trumseeaft f. first creation, origin, primeval fugelttmber n. young bird, Ph236.
condition, B : treasure : home, ['frum- fugeltrio n. perM (qf a 6trd).
schaft'] fugelweohlere m. augur, WW 108". [wig*
frumsceapen /rj* created, first, M. lere]
frumtoaatt m. firstfruits, BLPs. tuglere m. '/oiufcr, ' 40.
trumaoepend m. creator, DR16 10. fuglesbten f. vefcA, Gl.
framseyldf f. original sin. fugllan to coto* Wroe, JBChr. ['fowl']
frumsetnes f . attftortiy, DR 123s . fuglung f. bird-catehing, WW.
frumsetnung f. foundation, creation, JnR fugol m. gs. fugles 'fowl,' bird, BJit; CP;
17*. Mdf.
frumslAp m. first sleep, AO. fugol-, see also fugel-.
frumspeUung f. recapitulation, OEG 1163; fugofeynn n. bird-tribe, A. VfowUein*]
2". fugoMssg (u«) m. feast-day, TC460*.
IrumsprAc f . first saying : promise. fugolhAlsere m. augur.
frumstattol m. first state, R p61*. fugoloft m. bird-catching, fowling, M.
frumstemn m. prow, WW288*1 . fugolwylle swarming with birds, BH30*-
frumstdl m. first or principal seat, paternal [weallan]
home, LL. fugul- = fugel-, fugol- ; fuhl- = fugl-
trumtalu f. first statement (of a witness)? fOht damp, moist. [Oer. feuoht]
LL385. fohtfan to be moist, NC290.
frumtfd f. beginning, GD212*. fuhton pret pL of feohtan.
frumtyhile f. first accusation, first charge, ful I. n. beaker, cup, M. Il.Wfull
LL338(35). [Won U.] Ml I. 'foul,' unclean, impure, vile, corrupt,
frimriSsfryinti rotten, A,Bl,Cp,Cr,WW CP. ; f. beam
tnmwiSMtm nd. firstfruits. black alder, Loi>29b : guilty, LL. II. n.
trumweore n. primeval work, creation, Av filth, foulness, impurity, crime, offence, El,
3
806. OET. ['foul ]
frumwlfung f. first marriage, W304sv . fulbeorht very bright, resplendent, CP87**.
frumwylm m. new-born zeal, RB 136*. Iulbreean* to violate, LL280[2,2].
frumwyrtata m. creator, DB37*. fuldon anv. to satisfy, RB70*1 .
frunan pp., frun(n)on pret. pL of frinan. fttle adv. foully.
frungon ==frugnon pret. pL of frignan. fultode pret. 3 sg. of fullgan.
fruron pret. pi of freoean. foletrto n. black alder, Cp430A.
flr^^freo; fryeeea==frioca fulfawtnlan to ratify fuUy, Chb675e.
fryht- (N) =forht-, fyrht- f ulfaran* to travel, LL383[56].
frylslan (Bo) =freolsian f ulf ealdan' 'explicare, • <EGb 138*.
lrym-=frum-, fyrm- fulgeare quite well, MLS **, 4
[gearwe]
firymdSg (i) curious, inquisitive, J& : desirous, fulgdd very good, iEL6 1M .
f. beon to entreat. f ulgon pret. pi. of feolan.

ftymefflng f. young cow, LL461[13]. f ulnar completely grey, very hoary, WW
frymti I. mf. origin, banning,foundation, 38011 .
Bo; MÔ (in pi.) creation El creature. fulheaMen contented, WW211*.

: :
['frumth') II.=fyrmtJ fulht-=fulwiht-

frymft-Uc, -elic primeval, primitive, first, fullan to be or become foul, decay, rot, AO,Ps.
adv. -lice, OEG6211. full I. adj. (w. g.) 'full,' filled, complete,
frymftu, frymtto (3/*£)=frymC perfect, entire, utter, Qenfs,Lcd\M,AQ 9
frymflyMo 'primanws'f v. OEG 2381. CP
: swelling, plump, Lot. be fullan/u%,
frjnd (M) nap. of freond. perfectly, completely. II. adv. very, fully,
frjs=frk entirely, completely, thoroughly, Bo,Ps. f.
Prysan=Friaan neah almost, very nearly. III. = ful

flrysea I. (i) m. kite, bittern, Gl. IL 'pusio't full- v. also ful-.
Gl (v. A 19-495). fulla m. assembly f Ct.
frft/B pres. 3 sg. of freoean. IullAst (a, e ; fylst) m. help, support, Ex.
fryt pres. 3 sg. of fretan. Vfi^l

FULLiESTAN 124 FURDERLUCOR
±fuIlAttan (8) w. <L to help, support, AO; nines I foulness, filthy smell
Lk. ['filst'] ffUon rare pret. pL of feolan.
+fullan = +fyllan fulrafte adv. very quickly, AO.
1 ullbenten* to burst completely, W267". fulrlpod mature, RB 130*.
fullbftten to make full amende. fulrtinoende foul-stinking.
fullbfflfe very glad. futaumnee f. abundance, EPs487.
f ullboren completely bom, CP3671* : of noble fulteam==fultum
birth. fultem- (CP), fultom-^fultam-
t ullbryee m. complete breach of the peace, fultruwlan to confide in, Bo 60".
fultum (6a) m. help, support, protection, B;
f ullcUeae very pure, AS 29". A!,AO,CP forces, army, AO. ['fultum']
:
fmierafilf very efficient, virtuous. +Iultuma m. helper, SPsl8".

fullettV notorious, famous. ±fiiltum-an, -ian to help, support, assist,
-tulle t. rin-f. M,CP :
(f) be propitious to, overlook.
lullendlan to complete, £#. [Tuflemi 1 ±fa]tumend, fultumiend m. helper, fellow-
fullere m. 'fuller,' bleacher, Mi. worker.
fuUesto^falfaet fultumllM without help, A066n .
fulfil ton* to take to flight, escape completely. fulwam./afler,MH26»
tullforttan to fulfil, NC291. fulwearm entirely warm, CP4471.
f ullfremed perfect, CP. adv. fully, perfectly, fulwere m. baptozer, baptist.
completely, BL fulwerlg very tired, 160. MPH
tuWremednesi. perfection, BH;CP. ['fuU- ifulwlan to 6ajrf«e, BH,MH;AO,CP.
9
fremedness'] ['full ]
±full-fremman, -fremian to fulfil* perfect, fulwlht, fulluht (i^0 mfn. ftajrfwm, CAr»>-
practise, do fully, complete, Bo ; CP. ['fuU- tianity, Jft;AO,CP. ['Jfclfoivftt'1
9
freme ] ±fulwlht-an, -ian to baptize, Chb,NG.
tullfyligan to follow, obey, W90": 'persequi,' fulwlhttMB* n. baptismal bath, font, X
EPs7«. (fulluht-).
tulltyllan 'compare/ ^Gf-153 1 . ['X/IT] fulwihtbtna m. ' competitor, amicus vel
fuT-gftn pret. 3 eg. -eode any., -gangan* to rogator baptismi,' WW207 M .
accomplish, fulfil, perform, carry out, : M f ulwlhtere m. baptizer : the Baptist.

follow, imitate, obey : Aeip, AO. fulwfhtteder m. baptismal father, godfather,
fuUgearwIan to finish, complete, GD126 . 1 baptizer, Bl205".
fuUgedrlfen (w. g.) driven full of tulwlhthid m. baptismal order or vow, Bl
f ullgeorne very eagerly, CP255 rf. 109*
tuUgewtpnea fully armed, Chb. fulwlhtnama m. baptismal name, Christian
f ullgrowan' to grow to perfection, flourish,
CP67M . +fulwlhtnian (fulhtn-) to baptize, NC201.
f ulnan I. to fulfil, complete, perfect. II. (Jn) fulwfhtstfw f. baptistry, Bl140».
=fulwian. fulwlhttld f. time of baptism, Men 11.
tuWofull, Chb 785o? : 'catholicus,9 CHyl5. fulwlhttfiaw m. rite of baptism, MxTl n .
adv. -Hoe entirely, fully, perfectly, com- fulwlhttftnung (-uht) f. baptismal service,
pletelv, A,BH;M. W38*.
foul, unclean, objectionable, shameful,
ftklllo I ulwlhtwsater n. laver of baptism, NC291.
base, Lod,W. adv. -lioe. fulwihtwere m. baptist, Bl161 s .
fuIUgan=fahrian fulwuht = fnlwiht
f aumannod fully peopled, BoW. funde wk. pret. 3 eg., funden pp. of
full-medeme excellent, perfect, GD. adv. findan.
-medomlice, GD331 11 . -fundelnes, -fundennes v. on-f.
lullnesf. fullness. fundlan (w. of, td) to tend to, wiehfor, strive
f011nes= mines after, go, set out, go forward, hasten, J&,B,
fulloo final or definite agreement? LL385. Cr,Ou;CP. ['found'!
f ulloft adv. very often, CP. fundon pret. pL of findan.
lullttangen (M-) full-grown, RB133 1 . fundung f. setting forth, departure, Chb
I ulfflungennes i.fuU development, MFH160. 1106.
fuUuht^fulwiht IQra v. furb.
f ullungs adv. fully. turn f. gs. fure, ds. fyrh, furh, gp. fura
fullwtpnod/u&y armed, Chb 1070k. 'furrow,' trench, BO,Bo;M.
fullwer m. complete 'wer,* full atonement, furhwudu m. pine, Cp420p.
Rd24"? ±fQrlan to furrow, OEG.
fullwyroan to complete, fulfil. furlang n. length of furrow, furlong, [furh,
fulmaagen n. great power, W186". lang]
fulntah I. adj. very near. II. adv. very furtian, furtfon=furtium
nearly, almost, CP. furtf erlueor =furoorlioor

FURDOR 186 FYRDRACA
fuffar adv. (of place and time) *further/ fyllo, fyllu f. fulness (of food), 'fill,' feast,
mare distant .forwards, later, M,Chr more :
: satiety, AO,B; CP : impregnation.
superior, f. don to promote, A, fylmen=filmen

lurforilcor (e*, u«) op. adv. more perfectly. fylnes I. (±) f. fatt, stumbling-block, offence*
fmifra op. adj. 'further,' greater, superior, in. : NG
(+) transmigration, MtLl". II. =
fuitium (-an, -on) adv. even, exactly, quite, fyUnee
already, just as, at first, Bl,Mt; AO,CP : fyines=fulnee
further, previously, sytioan f. just as soon fytot I. fm. help, aid, Mt ; JB,AO. II. pres.
as. ['forthen'] 2 sg. of feallan. III. pros. 2 sg. of fyllan.
furttumllc luxurious, indulging, A050*. +fyteta m. helper, M.
furUuH={fur6or; furuh=furh ±fylstan (w. d. ) to aid, support, help, protect,
fOs striving forward, eager for, ready for, M,AO. [-fulbestan]
inclined to, willing, prompt, B; : expect- M
itylstend m. helper, J£,BB,J?s.
ant, brave, noble : ready to depart, dying. fylt pies. 3 sg. of fealdan.
Ufous'] Cyt9 I. pros. 3 sg. of fyllan. II. pres. 3 sg.
fOse=fuslioe
fftsleoftt n. death-song, dirge. &I8 f. 'filth,' uncleanness, impurity, MtJSc,
fOsllo ready to start : excellent, adv. -Hoe W. [fill]
readily, gladly. tylwerig faint to death, 6963. [fiell]
fflsnes f. quickness, EHy6 tt . fyn-=fin-; tynd=f6ond; +f*nd = +fiend
lustra? 'focus,' 'ignis,' v. EG 1428. fyndele m. invention, devising, 8c. ['findal'}
fjl-=fif-; tyhfang=feohfang fyne m? n? moisture, mould, 183". WW
fyht-=feoht- TynegUn = fynigian
t*htan (!) to moirfen, OEG. [fiiht] tyiilg(i)rnouldu,^. ['fenny'}
fyl=fiell fynigian (e«) to becomemouldy,LL. ['finew'l
itflan to to/mi, de/Ue, poJ'nie, £). tft v. feorr.
+fylce n. band of men, troop, army, host, CP. tft (I) n. 'fire,' Bx,0,VPs; jE,AO,CP : a
[folc] fire, Gen.
±fylolan to marshal troops, [folc] tyran I.=feran II. to cut a furrow, OEG
fyldm. 'volumen,' 'ruga,' OEG. 2492n : castrate.
QrldstoiMealdestol f*ras=firas
±fylgan w. d. or a. tofoUow, pursue, J5,CP tytb&rt fire-bearing, fiery > OEG.
persecute : follow out, observe, obey. fyrb€B«t n. fire-bath, hell-fire.
fylgend m. follower, observer, BH472*. tyrbend m. bar forged in the fire, B722.
fylgestre f. female follower, OEG 1228. lfrbtta m. fireman, stoker, WW.
fylgian=fylgan
~
tyrbryne m. conflagration, A025210 .
fylging f. I. following,,DR.
] lH»)harroW' fyrollan (y?) to flash, flicker, Chb1106.
ing, harrow, [fealg] tyrolomm m. band forged in the fire, Sat 39*
fyllan, fyligan=fylgan tyroruoe f. crucible, Cp963o.
fyligendllc that can or ought to be imitated, tyrcynn n. fire, A0262«o.
CM 803. tyrd= fiord
fylignes f. following, practice, BHIOO". fyrdorsBft m. warfare.
=
UrU (l)fynu; (2)fiell fyrdend enrolled for military service, ML
±fyUan I. to 'fitt,' ftt up, replenish, satisfy, 25*».
An,Qen,Pe; jE : complete, fulfil, At. [full] tyrdesne m. warrior, 1488 . BH
II. ± (», e; =ie) wv. to cause to fall, strike fyrdfsareld n. fyrdfara f. going to war,
down, 'fell,' cut down, Psjld. 4-fylled military service, LL.
wdg. bereft : throw down, defeat, destroy, fyrdgeatewe fp. war-gear, Rtrw27.
kill, BHJCrfs : tumble : cause to stumble, fyrdgemaoa m. fellow-soldier, M.
MtR. fyrdgestealla m. comrade in arms.
fyllatt m. fitting, fitting up, Oxv 1513. fyrdgetrum n. band of warriors.
+fyllednes (i) f. fulness, completion, fulfil- fyrdham m. corslet, B 1604.
ment, JS. fyrdhrsBgl n. corslet, B1527.
-fyllen (fylen) v. m5natt-f. fyrdhwsstt warlike, brave.
fyllend= fylgend fyrdlan (ie) to go on an expedition, Chb.
+fyllendlie ftttina, expletive, iEGR261». fyrdltt f. remnant of an army, JEL25 . m
fyllestoe epUepUc. fyrdleas (ie) without an army, Chb 894a.
fylleseoenes f. epilepsy, Lod 1*164*. fyrdleoKf *• mar-song.
fylle*fl6d m. high tide, Gl. fyrdllo martial, M.
fyllewssre n. epilepsy, Lod 66a. fyrdmann m. warrior, Bo.
fylMng f. fitting, completion, NC291. fyrdnotf (e) m. liability to military service,
+fylltngtfd f. compline, WW207"n. BC3-71*.
±fyllnes i. fulness, plenitude, satiety : supple- f^Tdraoa m. fire-spewing dragon, B2Q89+
ment : completion, fulfilment ['firedrake']

FYRDRJAN 1*6 FYBST
fyrdrtaB wv. to serve in the army, go on a/dive tfrhweotod t. feowerhweolod.
service, jEL28 u. tyrlan(B378)=ferian
fyrdrlnet ( e ) m
- warrior, soldier. tyrlanI. to supply with firing, LL. ['fire
9
fyrdaceorp n. armour, Rd 15". b.] II. (± ) to cut a furrow, [furh]

fyrdsdp n. 6aafe-*fo>, LL. fyrlen L (eo, e) far off, distant, remote, JS.
jyrdtemrut n oeco«<remeftto. II. n. distance, M.
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fyrdaocn military service, Ct.
I. tfrttohtn. gleam offirt,Bl5\Q. ['firelight ]
fyrdfttmn m. 6orfy o/ soldiers who serve for tyrltonia m. gleam of fire, Sat 128.
a Jiaeea* ferm, army-corps, Chb921. tyrlIoe=f»rliee
tyrdtfber n. military sacrifice* (Swt), WW
ffrloea m. fiery prison, Sat 68.
418«;A15187. fyrm=:feorm
fyrdtruma m. martial band, army, ME. UnnM m. mark burnt in by fire, An 1136.
1-442". fyrmett (o) soperL of forma I. 'foremost,*
fyrdung (eo, i) £. military expedition, arma- first, MfiPJjcd : most prominent, chief,
ment, LL;M : camp : jEne /or evading best, El,Mt. IL adv. first of all, in the first
military service, LL. ['/eratiiy'1 place, at first, most, especially, very well,
fyrdwttn (i) m. miliary carriage f EC25011. beet.
lyrdweard f. military watch, LL444[1]. fyrmft f. harbouring, entertainment, LL :
fyrdwerod n. Aorf, army, WW399*. cleansing, washing, [feorm]
fynlwlc n. camp, JS*. fyrn I. (i) adj. former, ancient, Rd. II. adv.
fyrdwba m. chieftain, Cea77. (±) formerly, of old, long ago, once, ML.
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fyrdwlse f. mattery «fyfe, Nab9*. ['fern ]
fyrdwfte n. fine for evading military service. ±tyrndagas mp. days of yore, ML. frdd
fyrdwyrtta atritnyttMfterf in war, B1316. fyrndagom old, aged.
-tyrede . twi-, Bri-f. {yrnful=firenful
fyren^firen tyrngeart np. former years, Qn,Ps. ['fern'
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lfren I. o/ /re, Jlery, AO,CP : on Jire, year ]
burning, flaming. II. jEre, CPs. fyrngearat adv. formerly, of old.
fjrenlul Jfery, LPs;W. fyrn-fsOttf **• nap- -geflitu former quarrel,
fyrengat (WW423 u )=firgengat old strife.
tyrantieen n.rtery «yn, MFH131". tyrngeflltam. old-standing enemy, Pa 34.
fjrentacnian VofnpeBere*( ?) RHy6n. tyrngemyiid n. ancient history, El 327.
f. firebrand, BH476
1*. fyrngesceap n. ancient decree, Ph360.
tyrantecala
tyres =fyra fyrngesetut nP- former seat, habitation.
fyrest=tyr8t, fyrmeat super], adj. tyrngestreon n. ancient treasure, Sol 32.
fyrawyt = fyrwit fyrngeweoret n. former, ancient work.
tfttemn fiery-haired, WW. ryrngewlnn n. primeval struggle, B 1689.
tyrfdda (I) m. fuel, twigs for burning, OEG tyrngswrltt n. old writings, scripture.
7". fyrngewyrbt n. former work, fate, Gu 944.
fyrgearwuiiga fp. materials for a fire, WW tyrngldd n. ancient prophecy, El 642.
401». fyrnlan=firenian
tyrgebeorh n. firescreen t protection from fire? tyrnlle former, of times past, M.
LL466[17]. fyrnmann m. man of old times, B2761.
ffrgebrac n. crackling of fire, Gen 2660. +fyrnnes f. antiquity, NG294.
fyrgeii*=tfirgen fyrnsaogan f. old saying, ancient tradition,
f*rgnist m. spark of fire, 1648. Aw
[ON. 1491. An
gneiati] tyrnsceafta m. devil, 1348. An
f^rh y. rurh. fyrnstreamast mp. ocean.
tyrhat hot as fire, burning, ardent, El fynifynn f sin of old times, Jul347. .
['firehot
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]. fyrnum = firenam
tyrheard hardened by fire, B305. tyrnweorct n. work of old, creation.
±tyrhtl. afraid, timid, [forht] II.=freht tyrnwlta (eot )f m. sage, counsellor.
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fyrht-an, -ian (fryht-, N) to fear, tremble, tyr-panne, -ponne f. 'fire-pan, brazier,
DR : (±) frighten, terrify, BH.
Vfright,* Bl,MH,WW.
b.] fyrr v. feorr.
fryhtnes f. fear, AO. tyrrace (firreoe) f. fire-rake, WW273».
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fyrhto, fyrhtu (fryht-, N) f. 'fright, fear, fyrran=feorran
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dread, trembling, Ps,VHy,MJiQ,G2 : tyre I. m. 'furze, gorse, bramble, Bo,WW.
horrible sight, [forht] II. n.=fers
fyrhtfe^ferhC tfrscofl f. 'fire-shovel,
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WW36&"
±ryrhtfs n., fyr(h)t$ wooded countryt Ct. fynlaii=feonian
f.
['frith'] f^rsmeortende v. smeortan; fymk^fieran

tyrhQs n. caminatum, * Aoum with a fireplace f^npearoa m. fire-spark.
'
in itr WW. ['firehouse ]

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fynt I. 'first, Chr,Ex : foremost, principal,

JTRST 127 GA8THU8
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chief, LL. IL adv. in the first place, firstly, igadrian (») to 'gather, unite : (+) (refl.)
at first, originally, Ct. III. (iE)=first I. assemble, Chr : collect, store up, An,Qfs\
and II. iE,CP pluck {flowers, etc) compile : (+)
: :
+fynl n. frost, LL464[11]. associate (with) : (+) concentrate (thoughts),

tynt-=forst-, first- Bo. [geador]
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tyrstan m. 'fircstone, stone used for striking g*=gea; g*6=geac
fire, flint, WW. gsad n. society, fellowship, Sol449.
tynweart black with smoke, Ce984. g«d=gadl.
ffrtang f. Cfire-)tongs,
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A
9-263. gsadellngt m. kinsman, fellow, companion in
fyrtorr m. beacon, lighthouse, WW. arms, comrade, B,Da. ['gaoling*]
=
tyrittng feortfling gasder-, gaadr- =gader-, gadr-
tyrfolle f ? furnace, stage on which martyrs g»f =geaf pret. 3 sg. of giefan.
were burned, OEG. gaafe=giefn
±fyr*ran (Gl,AO), fyrtiian (Bo;M) to gaafel I. =geafl I. II. ( JftI,) =gafoI
'
further, ' wye on, advance, promote, benefit gftfon=geafon pret. pi. of giefan.
fyrtiringnes i, fyrorong (Led ; W) I. further- -gsagan .
for-, ofer-g.
ance, promotion. [*
furthering'] gseglbarnes = gagolbftrnes
fyrwet = fyrwit gAlan to hinder, impede, keep in suspense,
fyrwetf ul eurtou*, anxious. GP : (intr.) linger, delay, [gal]
fyrwetgeorn curiou*, angtoti*, tnguwttu*. gaaleti pres. 3 sg. of galan.
adv. -IToe (GD174-). g«Ung f. delay, CP39 1 .
fyrwatgeornes f. cariosity, Bl69

m . gaBlnas=galnes
fyrwit L n. euruMtty, yearning, £5. II. adj. gftlsa (%) m., gfels? (OEG611) f. pride,
cvrioiM, ttipttttftVe. wantonness, luxury, M,W
: (worldly) care,
fyrwltnes f. curiosity, M. MtL 13s1 : a greedy person, [gal]

m
fyrwyl m. wave of fire, B2672.
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gAlsllc 'luxuriosus, NC291.
±tysan to send forth, impel, stimulate : drive gaaffi pres. 3 sg. of galan.
away, put to flight, banish : (ubu. reflex.) g»mntan=gamenian; gAn-=gean
hasten, prepare oneself, Anfien. [7"**'] -gsanan v. tog.; +g»nge=+genge
fjslan (e) to drive away, LL, W. Vfeeze '] g*p=geap; gsar-=gear-, gra>
tfst (8) f. 'fist,' A,OET\ CP. gftrMgear
tystgebeat n. blow with the fist, CP315. gAred wedge-shaped, BC3-25T. [gar]
+9stllan to strike with the fist , 8c l u. -gftrede v. twi-, Sri-g.
tystsfeegen struck with the fist, 396". WW gam (gwee) n. 'grass, 9 blade (of grass), herb,
fytter- = fitter-, fSower- young corn, hay, plant, An,Cp,OP; M.
fyttara, fyoeras, fytf(e)ru, nap. of fioere. gsersama =g®r8uma
fyx=fisc gasrsbedd n. (grass-bed), grave, PPsl02u.
tyxe (OET) f. she-fox, vixen. gaanclS m. blade of grass, A 038 11.
fyxen (i) I. f. she-fox, vixen. II. adj. of a fox. gasngrina grass-green, WW199M . *
fyxenh*d (i) f. she-fox's skin. gssrs-hoppa m., -hoppe (eMf. 'grasshopper,*

locust, MtR (grass-), Ps,VPs(e).
b=gerstapa
i n. pasturage-swine, LL445[2].
m. grasshopper, locust, JE,AO.
ga imperat. and pres. 1 sg. ind. of g&n. gaarstdn m. grass-enclosure, meadow, LL.
9
gab-(GL)=eaf i'garston )
gabote (u a ) I. [L. gabata] gaarstHndle m. meadow-dike, Gt.
side-dish, EGl.
gad I.f n. Jadfe, want, need, desire. [Ooth. gaaraum mn., giersuma f. jewel, costly gift,
t 9 9
gaidw] IL f. goad, point, arrow-head, treasure, riches, Chr. ['gersum ]
9
spear-head, Cp,Sol. gaarswyrt f. 'herba, grass, APs36*.
±gada m. comrade, companion, ML. [Oer. gsarsyrtl f. pasturage in return for ploughing-
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gatte] labour, £L447,4,lo. [* grassearth
]
gaderlan (J9S)=gadrian gAsna (e, ea) w. g. or on. deprived of, want-
±gaderseipe (») m. matrimony, OEG. ing, destitute, barren, sterile, An,Cr : dead.
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gadertang continuous, united. ['geason ]
gadertangnes (») f. continuation. gsest (a, e, i, ie, y) m. (nap. gastas) stranger,
±gaderung (») f. gathering together : MtL(e),Bd : *guest, £,0ei>(ie);RB(y) :
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*
9
gathering, Led : union, : BH
assembly, (f) enemy.
A,Jn. gftst I. m.^gast. II. pres. 2 sg. of gan.
+gaderwyrhtan np. assembled workmen, gsestsern (e1 , y1 , e1 ) n. guest-chamber : inn.
ML6-m. gSbsUn to frighten, Julll. Vgast ]
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gad-Iren (LL456,15), -isen n. goad. gaasthof n. guest-house, Ce821.

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gador=geador; ±gadort(ge)an=gadrian gaBSthtta (ie) n. 'guest-house, guest-chamber,
dbgadorwtrt f . companionship, WW.
inn, Mk. [Oer. gasthans]

4"*
OASTLIO 128 GAN
i hospitable : inhospitable* dreary? gaguliwlllan to gargle, Gl.
Al9 » gtl I. n. lust, luxury* unntonnessJoUy, levity.
gJMUlQe (i 1 ) hospitable. IL adj. fay, tyfe, wanton, Bo,BH : jwottd,
gMtllfaes f. hospitality : «*etter, Aom« f iriefai. [
r
ê >
]
ANS 122-248. ±galan* to tin?, call, cry, scream, B,Met :
gmtmagen (i1 ) n. 6aru2 of guests? Gs*2494. sing charms, practice incantation, ['gale'}
gseetsele (e, y)f m. guest hall. galder- =galdor-
g#ifl=gast galdor (ea) n moyte *m0, tncanJofum, spell,
g»t=geat; gftt nap. of gat. «ncAan<mefil y JS.
gAtan = geatan galdoreraft m. occa/< art, incantation, magic.
gAten o/or belonging to a goat. galdorerafttga m. wizard, LL38r30].
gA* pree. 3 eg. of gin. galdorcwlde m. incantation, Rd497 .
gaf =geaf pret. 3 ag. of giefan. gaMorgalend tump ewcfamftneato, WW.
gafel = gafol galdorgalere m. wizard, 346". WW
gafelian <gf€n< (tout), Ct. ['gavel'] galdorltoV n. incantation.
gafelite (WW403 U ) = safollio gakkmang m. incantation, W253".
gaf elro(n)d (WW204") =gafolrand galdorword n. word, Rim 24.
wiojrtc
gafelue m. spear, javelin, OEO,WW; ML. gaMre m. wizard, magician,
['gavel**'] galdrigge f. enchantress, Gl.
gaffetung f. scoffing, mocking, M. gaMru nap. of galdor.
gafol (», ea1 ; e, u«) L n. gs. gaflee Iri&ufe, galend m. enchanter, VPs.
lax, dirty, 40,(W,2f<£(®) : interest, profit, galere m. wizard, snake-charmer, WW.
rent, Gi(»), JfI ; ^. [giefan] II. f. fork, gilferhtt wanton, licentious, Jud62.
OET463 (t. A36-60). gilfrtols m. revel, 'lupercalia,' OEG.
gafoltore m. barley paid as rent, 145*.TC gilf ul wanton, lustful, luxurious, adv. -lice.
gafolgerita (a* 1 , e") m. taxgatherer, MtR. galg- =gealg-
gafolglelda (AO) (r\ y») m. tributary, tenant, gtllan to 6e wanton, S087 19 .
debtor. GalUMae Galilean.
gafolgyM n. 'fiscus, • revenue? GPH396. gmlla (VPs ; DR) =gealla
gafolgyldere m. tributary, M. gallae =galJoc
gafolheord f. taxable swarm {of bees), LL Galieas, Galliaa mp. Gauls, Franks, French.
448[5]. galled =gealled
gafolhwttel m. tribute-blanket, a legal tender gallic lustful, BH,Bo; M. ['goleUch']
instead of coin for the rent of a hide of land, Gallle = Galieas
LL 108[44,1]. Galllao 0a«feft, French.
gafolland n. leased land, land let for rent or galloe (u«) m. comfrey, gall-apple.
services, LL 126T2]. gibndd wanton, licentious, Jud 266.
gafoIlteJtooJ, OEG6 M. galnee f. frivolity, wantonness, lust, 8c; M.
gafolmAd f . meadow which was mown as part [' goleness ']
o/ t&e rent, TC 145*. gUselpe m. excess, luxury, lasciviousntsst
gafolmanung (ea 1 , o») f. place of tribute or wantonness, JS : pride, ['goUship']
custom, MkR2 M . galsere m. licentious person, f.
W72
gafotpenlg m. tribute-penny, LL446. $îsm&Te frivolous, facetious, jocose, RB30*.
gafolrAden f. tribute, rent, LL. [v. 'smere']
gafolrand m. compasses, [gafol II. +rind? galung f. incantation, OEG4940. [galan]
A 36*59] Galwalas mp. Oauls, Frenchmen : France.
gafolswan m. swine-herd who paid rent in gambe (o)f f. tribute.
kind for permission to depasture his stock, gamel^gamol; gamalle=gamenlie
LL448[6]. gamen (o) n. sport, joy, mirth, pastime,
gafoltfnlng f. fencing-wood given as part of 'game,' amusement, B,BO; M,CP.
the rent, TC 146*. gamenlan to pun, play, joke, jE,8c. ['game']
gafolwydu m. firewood supplied as part of the gamenlic belonging to games, theatrical, OEG.
rent, TC146*. adv. -Hoe artfuUy, M. ['gamely']
gafolyrtS f . land subject to tribute, rented land, gamenung f . jesting, pastime.
LL447. gamenwatfu (o1 ) f. merry journey, 854. B
±gafsprAc f. foolish speech, scurrility, ML. gamenwndu (ol )t m. mirthful wood, harp.
gaful = gafol gamnlan = gamenian
gagatee , gagatstan
^^
(WW148s ) m. agate, jet, gamolf old, aged, hoary, ancient, [ge-, m£l]
BH. [gagate'] gamolf earf- grey-haired.
gagel m? 'gale,' bog-myrtle, Led ; Mdf. gamolferhtt old, aged, 2867. Gm
gageleroppan mpl. tufts of gale, Lcn>33a. gan pret. 3 eg. of glnan.
gagello, gagolle f. = gagel ±gan pret. 3 eg. eode, any. to 'go' ('i-go') p
gagol = (l) gal; (2) gagel move, proceed, advance, traverse, walk, JB 9
gagolbArnee (g©gl-) f. wantonness, CP. BH,0; CP : happen, turn out, take place,

GANDRA 120 GEAGL8WILE
Lk : (+) gain, conquer, occupy, overrun, Oen,Ez,Mt; GP : good or bad spirit, angel,
AO (+) observe, practice,
: exercise, effect. demon,M;BH,Mt HolyQhost A,Jn,VPs
: % :
gandra m. gander, JBQr; Ct. man, human being, Qu. [' ghost '
ganet=ganot gistan to meditate? AS3 1 .
gang I. (e, eo, o, u) m. going, journey t pro- gistberend (»)f m. living soul, man.
grese, track, footprint, BJLcdJlB ; : flow,M gistbona m. soul slayer, the Devil, B177.
stream, way, passage, course, path, bed, AO, gastbracende practising in the spirit, M.
Bl : drain, privy, JB : (in pL ) platform, stage, gisteola m. breast, Lias 13.
GPH394. ['gang,' 'gong'] II. imperat. gisteund (») spiritual, Gu743.
and pret. sg. of gangan. gistewalu (») f torment, pains ofheU, Gtr651.
.
+gang n. occurrence, WW
394*. gistcynlng m. soul's king, Ood, Gen 2883.
gangan7 (BJSl) pret. geng (eo, a) =gan gastedom (&) spirituality, MFH112.
gangdSBg m. one of the three processional gistgtdilt n. death.
days before Ascension day, Rogation day, gistgenygdf n. thought.
Chr. ['gangdays'] gistgemynd (ft) n. thought, Gu574.
gangehere =ganghere gistgenftla (£) m. <Jet*J, Jul 245.
gangelwssfre = gangewnfre gistgertnef n. spiritual mystery : tftoaffAi,
gangern n. privy, 184M . WW [»rn] consideration.
gangewlfre (eo1 , o»; »*;«*) f. (a weaver as gastgewlnn (&)% n. soul-torment, pains ofheU.
he goes), spider. gastglfu f. special gift of the Holy Spirit (e.g.
ganggeteM n. portable tent, 187*. WW gift of tongues), WW200*.
ganghere m. army offoot-soldiers, AO 154 M gasthallgt holy in spirit, holy.
.
gang-pytt m., -setl n., -st61 m., -tun m. (M) giatltas lifeless, dead, El. [' ghosUess']
privy. gistlte spiritual, holy, t <fi;CP :Aclerical
gangwag m. thoroughfare, WW. ['gang- (not lay), BH;CPJE : ghastly, spectral,
way'] Nic. adv. -hoe spiritually, M. ['ghostly')
gangwuee f Rogation week, the week
. of holy gistlufu (ft)f f. spiritual love.
Thursday, Mk. ['gangweek'] gistsunuf m. spiritual son. Godes g.
ganlan to yawn, gape, open, Ps ; Gl. [' gone ']
ganot m. 'gannet,' sea-bird, water -fowl, B, gat=geat
Chr. ganotes bat? the sea. git f. g». ffftte, cite, nap. g«t, g«t she-' goat,
ganra=gandia
ginung f. yawning, WW162*7 . gitahlsrde = gathyrde
-gaplan v. ofer-g. gitahus n. goat-house, 185*. WW
girt I. m. • spear,' dart, Javelin, BJ>Ps. gitbueea m. he-aoat, WW. ['goat-buck*]
['gore'] II. tempest? Gkn316. III.=gara gitshAr n. goat's hair, M.
(Mdf). gatetrtow n. cornel tree? Lox>32b.
gara m. corner, point of land, cape, promon- gathyrde (io) m. 'goat-herd,' LL.
tory, AO. [gar; 'gore'] gatu . geat.
girbsam m. spear-shaft, 246. Ex gift pros. pi. of gan.
girberendt m. warrior. ge oonj. and, also. ge...ge both... and, not
gircane bold in fight, B1958. only... but also; whether... or. seg(hwse)Cer
girollfe f. agrimony; Lod. ge...ge both... and; either. ..or.
garowealm m. death by the spear, B2043. ge- prefix (indicated by the sign + in this
gare=gearo Diet. ), original meaning together ; but it has
garfaruf f. warlike expedition. usually lost all collective or intensitive
gargetrum armed company, Gb673. force.
girgewlnnf n. fight with spears, battle. gi I. (le) pron. 2 pen. pL, dp. Sow, ap.
girhtap m. band of warriors, Ex 321. eow(io) 'ye,' you. II.=gea
garholt n. shafted spear, B 1835- gia adv. 'yea,' yes, BH.
garltao n. 'garlic,' Led; JR. geabul=gafol
girmlttlng f. battle, fCHB937. gteo m. cuckoo, [v. 'gowk,' 'yeke']
girnffl m. conflict, war, GnE128. geaoesstkre f. wood-sorrel, Gl.
garr*s m. battle, Ma 32. geador unitedly, together.
garseog m. ocean, sea, AO. geaduling = gssdehns
gartorn m. fighting rage, Sol 145. geaf pret. 3 sg. of giefan.
gar-flracu{. ds. -Ciwce battle, El 11 86. gea!-=:gif-; geafl = (l)gafol; (2) oeafl
gartfrfrtt bold, daring. geafol^gafol
garuwe=gearwe geafon pret. pi. of giefan.
gir-wlgaf, -wigendj m. spearman, warrior. geafu=giefu
girwudu m. spear-shaft, lance, Ex 325. geagl I. mn. jaws, throat, gullet, Lod. II.—
gasrfc m. savage person? Rxnrx Casket. gal
gasMgast geagllsc (*, §) light, wanton, BH400".
gist (ft) m. breath, Ps,VPs : soul, spirit, life, geagtowlle m. swelling of the jaws, Lod.
O. H,

GEAGN 130 GEARWE
geagn-=gegn-; glahl=geagl ±gearelan to prepare, procure, supply,
Mft^ [gearo]
geal pret. 3 sg. of gieUan. gearcung f. preparation.
gealidl f. gall-disease, jaundice, Lcn40b. ±geareungdsBg m. preparation-day, day
giallgft (gea la gea, AS) yea, ame*, RHy. before the Sabbath, G.
geald pret. 3 sg. of gieldan. giareynlng m. consul, WW3751.
geald- =gaid- geard I. m. yard, * enclosure, court, residence,
*
gealga (a) m. * gallows,* cross, BJul,WW; dwelling, land, Mdf. in geardum at home,
CP- in the world hedae, GD,MtR. IL-gierd.
:
gealglan =geealgian geardagasf mp. lifetime : days of yore,

gealgmddt sod, gloomy, angry. former days.
gealgtrtow (a) n. 'gallows-tree,' gallows, gtardagumt ady. formerly, in days of old,
cross, BJ)B. once.
gealhi=*geajg; gea]htwUe==geagtarile geare =gearwe L and EL
gealla (a, e) m. I. 'gall,* bile, Mt,VPs,WW; geare- =gear-, gearo- ; geare -geara
M,CP. II. a galled place on the skin, Led. gearfsse n. space of a year, W72 1 .
VgaU'] (I. and II. possibly the same gearfoUMearfoC
word.) geargemeare n. space of a year, Gu 1215.
gealladl f. 'melancholia,* v. OEG7*». geargemynd n. yearly commemoration, NC
gealled 'galled* (of horses), Led. 292.
geaUlg 'acris, tristis,* HGl456. geargerOtt n. yearly due, W1139 .
gealp prei. 3 sg. of gielpan. geargerlm (ft) n. number of years, v. ES

gealpettan (a) to boast, NC291. 39-342.
geaJpettung (») t boastfulness, NC291. gtargetal (a) 1 ) n. number of years Lod2>284.
gtemrung ( VPs) = geomrung gearhwamlloe yearly, EC226*.
geemung = gemung gtarltae = garleao
gten, geana=gen, gena gtarlle yearly, of the year, annual, M. ady.
gean-, see also gegn- -Hoe, CP.
geanbde? f. duplicate charter, counterpart. gearllee = gearolioe
geancyme (6) m. meeting, EPs63*,ARSHy gearmdftlum year by year, Met I s.
:
coming back, return : 'adinventio,* RHy l 4. gtannarcet n. annual fair, TC372 U.

geanoyrr m. (-cymes? f. RPsliP) meeting, gearn (e) n. 'yarn,* spun wool, Gl.
SPs 18* : return. [' gainchare*] gearnful (NG)=geornful
geantor n. going again, return. gearnung = geornong
gtangang (ft) return? LL8[841. gearnwlnde f. yarn-winder, reel, Gl,LL
gtangewrlt («) 'rescriptio,* OEG862. 455[15].
gtenhweorfan* to return, HGl. gearo (geara) L (wk gearwa)gsmn. -(o)wes;
geanhworfennes f return, HGl470.
. asm.gearone; napn. gearn prepared, ready 9
gtanhwurf m. return, OEG559. equipped, finished, Chb,W. Vyare*] II.-
glanhwyrft (ft) m. turning again, LPs 126 .1 gearwe ady.
geannes f. meeting, HGl513. gearo =g£ara
geano*? complaint, OEG xiv. [Goth. gearobrygd f. quick movement, deft playing
gaundtius] (of an instrument), Cba50.
geanryne m. meeting, ERLPs58*. gearofolm with ready hand, 82085.
geanlftnglan to reply, Gkk 1009. gearolioe readily, fully, clearly.
geanwyrde known, acknowledged, confessed. gearor oomp. of gearo adj. and gearwe ady.
geap I. (ft, e) open, wide, extensive, broad, gearo-snotor, -snottorf very skilful
spacious, lofty, steep, deep bent, crooked
: gearoVoneol ready-witted, Jud342.
:
deceitful, cunning. II. pret. 3 sg. of geopan. gearowes gsmn. of gearo.

geapes (gs. of seap) adv. wide. gearowUa m. intellect, understanding, Bo.
gtaplic deceitful, cunning, M. adv. M. gearowltolnes (a*) f sagacity,
-lice, . W53M .
geapneb adj. (epithet of corslet) meshed, gearowyrdlg ready of speech.

Wald2" (?=*geapweb wide-meshed). gearrlm n. number of years, AO.
-geapnes . wser-g. geartorht perennially bright, Gnrl561.
geapsolpe m. cleverness, geartfenung t annual service, LL382[38].
cunning, craft,
deceit, trickery, artifice, M. gearu^gearo; gearw-=gearaw-
geapweb t. geapneb. gearugangende going swiftly, Rd41 it .
gear pret. 3 sg. of georran. gearuw-=gearw-

gear (g, ft) nm. 'year, JS,AO,CP. td geare gearwan = gierwan
*
in this year yearly tribute name of the rune gearwanleaf =geormanleaf

: :
for%. gearwe I. ady. oomp. gear(w)or; sup.

geara=ffearwe; geara-=gearo- gear(w)ost well, effectually, sufficiently,
geara of 'yore,* formerly, in former times, thoroughly, entirely, MÔ,CP. [Oer. gar]
once, ling since, AO,CP. (gp. of gear) Il.t i. (uiu. pi.) clothing, equipment,

GEARWIAN 131 GEOLD
ornament, trappings, harness, gendMgeond
III. (a, »)f. 'yarrow,' Lod 147ft. gende=gengde pret. 3 ag. of gengan.
dbgearwlan (a, e, i, ie, y) to equip, prepare, gende=gGiende t. gGian.
make ready, M,CP : construct, erect, make i gang I.=geong. IL=gang. III. pret.
procure, supply : clothe, adorn. 3 ag. of gansan.
±gearwung f. preparation : parasceve. +genga m. fellow-traveller, companion, W.
gearwungdeag (eo ) m. parasceve, JnR.
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gengan, pret. gengde to go. [gong]
+gearwungnes f. preparation. ±genge I. prevailing, effectual?appropriate,
g Mrwutol oiufere, LkL 19"*". BH,Qu. Vgenge*] II. n. troop, Chr;
geaeeeaft v. geoeoeaft. FBO,W : privy. Vging*]
g iaine ( Jul) = gfttne -gengel v. after-, f or(e)-g.
goat n. (», e) nap. gata (geatn VPs) 'gate,' genlgend=giniend pros. pto. of ginian.
door, opening, JiJsH&Q; AO,CP; Mdf. geno, gena=gen
gtet pret. 3 8g. of geotan. gao
(In) adv. own, formerly, of old, before,
gtatan (A, «, So) to asy
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already, earlier, CP (gfo). [Goth, jn]
yaV consent, grant,
confirm, [ate,] geoo n. 'yoke,' jE,AO,CP : yoke of oxen :
gtatoUef adorned, splendid, magnificent a measure of land, (Ct) : consort, NG. OET
geoe (eoo) f. help, support, rescue : safety :
faattorrf m. gate-tower. consolation.
gaatwa=geatwe geooboga m. yoke-bow, yoke.
featwan to equip, RD29 . gtoeendf m. preserver, Saviour.
geatwe fp. arms, equipments, trappings, geoelan (iuo-) to yoke, joi
ornaments: organs, members. gaoelan (w. g. or d.) to preserve, rescue,
geatweard m. gate-keeper, door-keeper, save.
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porter, Jn. Vgateward ] geoeled n. geooleta (ioo-) m. a measure of
geatft t foolishness, mockery. [geao] land, (Ct), v. LL 2-527. OET
geballlo (OET,Cp881) =gafollio geoeort harsh, terrible : bitter, sad. adv.
gee (OET)=gdoo; geoel, gecile (GL)=gicel geoore.
gad =gfed, gidd ; geddXgidd geoesa m. sob, Met 2*.
gederlan = (l)gaderian; (2) dorian geooateoea part of a yoke (8wt), bolt of a door,
gee=gea bar (BT), Gx» [stiooa]
gel- ( 1 ) goaf pret. 3 sg. of giefan ; (2) (N) gif geoanung f. sobbing, WW1794 .
gel- =gief-; gaglOM^goagliao. geoetlma (ioo-) m. animal yoked with aa-

g egn=gen; gegn- see also gean-. other, WW 106*.
gagnowlda m. reply, answer, retort : (in pL) geocffia=gio8a
conversation. gtodAd (»-) f deed of old, former deed.
.
+gegnlan to meet, DR. geof=gif; geof-=gief-,gif-

gegnlnga ^gegnanga geofen=geofon
gegnpeaV m. opposing path, Rd 16m. geofena gp. of geofn=giefn
gegnslege m. battle, An 1358. geofon (i, y)f n. ocean, sea.
gegnumt adv. away, forwards, straight on, geofonflod m. ocean flood, Azl26.
geofonhtks n. ship, GEf 1321.
gagnunga adv. immediately, directly : cer- geoga*=geoguC
tainly, plainly, precisely : completely, fully. geo-geara, -gear© adv. of old.
gegolf=geoguC; gehar (NG)=ear geoglere, geogelere m. juggler, magician,
gehhol=geohol, geol W98*;HGl. [Ger. gankler]
gehtfuf (oo, i) f. care, anxiety, grief. geogo* (^,AO)^«eoffuC
gold = gield ; gold- = gild-, gyld- geogutt f. 'youth* M:
youna people, CP :
galda sterile, WW226tt ; 3MM. junior warriors (as opposed to dugutt) s
gell-=geall-,giell- young of cattle.

gellet n? bowl, Lod 122a. geogufconosl n. young offspring, Rd 16".
gelm=gilm; gek>=geoln geogtiffleorht n. time of youth.
geloitr=geolBter; gelp^gielp geoguft-had m., -hadnea f. state of youth.
g«]aa=gftlaa; gelt(KGL)=gylt geogutftio youthful.
gime-=gieme-; gimerlan=geomrian geogumutt m. youthful lust, Bl50*.
gemma =nmm; gtaroos (VP8)=giemenet geoguVmyrtS f. joy of youth, Rd 39*.
gemstan (ES 7* 134) =gimm8tan geoguffttottung i tithe of calves. .
gimung (ea, I,y) f. marriage, MtR,DR. geohol,geohholsgeol; geoh(h)el-=geol-

gimunglan to marry, DR10917 . geohaa=geoo8a
gemungilo nuptial, MtR,DR. geoht (iuht) n, yoke, v. OEG71**.
gen I. (to) (A, rare in prose) adv. yet, now, geobSusgehtSn
still, again : further, besides, also, moreover ; gvoln.,g^m. Yuk t 9
-tide, Christmas, ftr-
hitherto. II. adj. direct. ra geola December, wftera seola January
gen-=gean-, gegn-; gena=gen L geoloa=geolooa; geold= gield
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GE0LDA2G 13* GEORNAN
gtoldeeg (geoh(h)el-) m. Tule-day, day at geond-IIhtan (CP), -)?htan to illuminate,
Yuletide. enlighten, CP.
g tolfen (id-) n. reward for poet deed, Wald feondllhtend m. iftMuaotor, DHy 128*.
27 . geondmengan to confute, bewilder, Sol69.
geoleea=geolooa; geolariad=geoluread geondsawan 7 to etrew, eeotter.
geoJhstor==geolBter geondsetewlan to earvet/, consider, reflect
f tobnonaft (iul-) m. December, wjxm, review.
geolo = geolu geondsofnan 1 to a&iae apoa, tftMataafe.
geoloea, geol(e)oa m. 'yoU;,* 42. [geolnj geondeerffian 1 to pass through, traverse,
geokvandt m. buckler covered with yeUow stride to and fro, MFH163; W2OT.
linden-bark. geondacrtfflng f . coaree, passage, 263. OEG
geol-etar, -etor mn. matter, ime, poison, geond-eoean pret. 3 eg. -edhte to eeorcA
|XH«mot« Attmour, dMeaee, OEG. thoroughly : pervade.
geolstrlg secreting poison, purulent, OEG. geondsendant to overspread.
geolu gmn. geolwea 'yeUoio. geondseon* to examine, B3087.
geoluhwft pale yeUow. geondsmftagan to investigate, examine*
geolurtad reddish yeUow, WW37511. discuss.
±geoMan to 6eeome yeHote. geondspAtan to egutrt tftronga, Lcd 78a.
gtomann (iu)t m. man of past times. geondsprengan to besprinkle.
geomtowle (io)t f. aged wifet B. geondsprlngan* to penetrate, OEG 2840.
gtomer- =geomor-, geomr- geondsprfltan 1 to pervade, Cr42.
geomor troubled, sad, miserable, adv. -more, geond-epurnan, -epyrnian to catwe to efumoie
gtanorfrdd very oW, Gmr2224. NG.
geomorgtddt n. awye, efew. geond-etregdan, -etrSdan to acoffer, suffuse,
gtomorllc sad, painful, AG. adv. -lice. besprinkle, M.
geomormod sorrowful, M. geondstyrian to stir up, agitate, MrrC".
geomornee 1 JrtoaJatioa, LPs 1 IS14*. geondfteneanf to re)lec* upon, consider.
geondwadan* 1
geomorang=geomrong (i ) to know thoroughly, be
geomrlanto6cw<f,<5(^ptom,iom«ia,6€t«i^, vereed »*, CP91*.
fnoarn, J3,AO,CP. geondwOtan1 to too* over, coaJempfefe,
gtanningf.Zamealatoa,9roaain9,moaa«w examine, scan.
grief, M. geondyrnan* to ma over, 43GB277*.
gaomur= geomor geong h (e, i, n) oomp. gingra; superL
t
yottny,' youthful, MJlO,CP : re-
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geon adv. 'yon, CP. gingest
geon- = geond- ; geona (NG) = gena, gfin cent, new, fresh : (euperl. ) last, B. II. (NG
geonaft pree. 3 eg. of geonian. =gang. IH.=geng pret. 3 eg. of gangan.
geond (e, i, y) I. prep. (w. a. and, rarely, d.) geongan =gangan
throughout, through, over, geond... innan geongerddm==geongorddm
throughout: up to, as far as, during. II. adv. geongewlfre =gangewifre
yonder, thither. geonglAcan (gyng-, iang-) to pass one's
geondan prep. (w. a.) beyond. youth, HGl608; OEG4361.
geondblawan7 (i 1 ) to inspire, illuminate. geongUe young, youthful, M.
geondbriedan to spread over, cover entirely, geongUcnee f. youth.
B 1230. geongling (iu-) m. youth, £2Gb3*.
geonddrenean 1
(i ) to drink excessively, get geongorddmt, geongoreoipet m. disciple-
drunk, KGl68m . ship, allegiance. [08. jungardom; jon-
geondeardlan to inhabit, RPs32t . gankepi]
geondiaran7 to traverse, pervade, M. geongra (i) m. youth : disciple, follower,
geondfeolan* (only in pp. geondfolen) dependant, servant, vassal,
to fill : assistant, AO
completely, Gen 43. deputy. [Oer. jftnger]
geondf eran to traverse : surpass, iEL23b,w. geongre (i) f. female attendant, assistant,
geondflowan7 to flow over or through, Hjell deputy, Jud 132.
105. geonian = ginian
geondfolen v. geondfeolan. geonlle (MP 103 w ) = geonglic ?
geond-gan anv., -gangan to traverse, go geonofer adv. thither.
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round. geonsflf m. departure hence, death, 163. MFH

geondgeotan1 to pour, pour upon, suffuse, J3. geonung = ginung
geondhweorfan't to traverse, pass over, pass geopan to absorb, swallow, Rn 24*.
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through. geonnanleaf n. mallow.

geondhyrdan to harden thoroughly. geormenletle mallow, 136 w . WW
geondliean7 to traverse, flow over. georn I. (usu. w. g.) desirous, eager, earnest,
geonoleoean to water, LPs 103". diligent, studious, AO,CP. [Ger. gem]
geond-leecnng (gynd-) t moistening, water- II. =gearn pret. 3 eg. of +iernan.
ing, So 2V. geornan = giernan
GEORNE 188 GIEMELEAST
f eorne adv. eagerly, zealously, eamesUy, glcetotan m. hailstone.
gladly, MÔ,CP : well, carefully, earn- gieenes (y) f. itching, itch, Gl.
pletely, exactly, M. [Qcr. gem] gtotta (ie, io, y) m. scab, itch, itching, M,CP z
geornes = eomnea hiccough, USD.
WW499 ) = eornoete
georneste 1 gid-=gyd-; gM-=git-
(
georn-ful, -fullic desirous, eager, zealous, gldd (e, ie, y) n. song, poem : saying, proverb,
diligent, AO,CP. adv. -Hoe, JE. speech, story, tale, narrative.

riddle :
geornfulnes f. eagerness, zeal, diligence, dbglddlan (ie) to speak formally, discuss :

-ffi,AO,CP : desire. speak with alliteration, recite, sing, 'AO.
georalan=riernan glddung f. utterance, saying, prophecy, song,
geornlle adj. desirable, AO. adv. -Hoe poetry, poetical recitation, metre, M.
zealously, earnestly, diligently, carefully, gl*=g*; giec*a(CP)=gicoa? gledd^gidd
M,CP. glef (rare EWS)=rif ; glef-=gif-
geornnes f. zeal, industry : evil desire, lust, glefa (eo, i, y) m. doner, GP.
wickedness, NG. glefan* (e, eo, io ; ea, ia( A), i, y ) w. d. and a.
geornung f. yearning, desire : diligence. to 'give,' bestow, BJ3ol;AO,CP : commit,
=
geornust- eornoet* entrust, Da : give in marriage, Chr.
georowyrde (BH)=gearowyrdig glef end (e) m. giver, DR.
georran=gyrran; geo»t=gorst glef ernes (GP)=gif ernes
georstandag srientandag gtefl (i, y) n. morsel, food.
georttu interj. 0/VPs. fhleran] glef nes (e) f. pardon, DR.
gtoeceaft f. destiny, fate, B
1234. glefu (e, eo, i, y) f. gift, B,Bo,Mt;AO,CP.
geosoeaftgiet m. doomed spirit, B1206. id giefe, giefee gratis, freely : favour, grace,
geoatra, geoetran (ie, ei, y) 'yesUr'(-dayt Bljjk : name of the rune for g. ['give']
•night). [Oer. geetern] gleM (eo, i) n. service, offering, worship,
g#ot=giet; -geota v. lead-g. sacrifice : money-payment, tax, tribute,
gtotan I. (sv 1 ) to pour, pour forth, shed, AO, compensation, substitute : guild, brother*
GP : flow, flood, overwhelm i (±) found, cast. hood : idol, god.
[Oer. giesaen] II .=geatan ±gleldan« (e, i, y) to 'yield,* pay, AO,
gtotend m. artery, WW352* GP : pay for : reward, requite, render, AO,
geotenltc molten, fluid, GPH394. GP : worship, serve, sacrifice to : punish.
geotere m. founder (of metal), AO54. -gieldere (y) v. gafol-g.
-gtottng v. in-, on-g. gleldra=ieldra oomp. of eald.
geotton pret. pi. of geotan II. -glella (e, i) v. st&n-g.
geoflu=geohou=gehou; gtow=gfw glellan* (e, i, y) to 'yeU,' sound, shout.
glower (GPH 396)= Sower glelp (e, i, y) mn. boasting, pride, arrogance :
geowlan = +eowan = +Iewan fame, glory, AO.
gtowlne (in) m. departed friend, Sbap92. glelpan* (i, y) to boast, exult, GP. ['yelp']
geoxa=geocsa; gtp^geap glelpewldet m. boastful speech.
ger-=g»r-, gearw-, gier-; gert=!gear glelpen (i) boastful, CP.
gerd=gierd; gerd-=gyrd- gle^georn (i, y) eager for glory, BH92*.
gerew-, gerw-=gearw- glelpgeornes (i) f. desire for glory, W.
gernwlnde =geamwinde glelphlaxien (i) boastful, B868.
gersdpe m. jest? Rim 11. gielplng (y) f. glory, So 144".
gte v. goa; gesea, gesoea=geooaa glelplle (i) minglorious,boastful : ostentatious,
gfee (I, y) adv. 'yes. * [gea, swa] showy, adv. -Hoe.
gesen entrails, intestines, WW231". glelpna (i) m. boaster, GP.
gtalne, gSane=gfesne glelpplega (y) m. war, Ex 240.
1st; geat-=gfiet- f gieat- gielpsceaflat (e1 , a ) m. arrogant, boastful
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gert,gest=i
gestende (Oi D)=ystende; get=geat enemy.
git I.=g&t nap. of gat. II.=geat pret. glelpsprftc f. boastful speech, B981.
3 eg. of geotan. III. (VPs), g€ta=giet, glelpword (y) n. boast, AO.
gleta glelt=gylt; glem=gimm
gttan L to destroy, kM, B2940 (or? gritan). gleman y) (w. g. or a.) to care for, heal,
(e, I,
ILsgeatan GP : take notice of, take heed to, regard,
gitanwyrde consenting, agreeing, [geatan] observe, AO,CP.
gl-(NG,etc.)=ge-;gib=gif gleme f. care.
gfccanto'tteVZcd. glemeleas (%, f) careless, neglected, stray, GP:
gloce SfcV £»33» (y). incurable, MtL P2011 .
gleelg purulent, HGl453. glemeleaslan to neglect, despise.

glcel, gicela (y) m. icicle, ice, DD,WW. glemeitesUe careless, GP. adv. Kce.
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[ te«e'] glemeliainei (6, y) f. negligence, BH242»
gtbelgebland n. frost, RHyT*. gleme-ltest, -Hest f. carelessness, neglect,
gleeUg glacial, icy, OEG. CP.

gTemen 134 GINAN
glemen (%, I,
f) f. core, oversight, hied, gllre use/vf, Rd27»; 60».
diligence, rule, AO.CP. gMre greeduf rapacious, ravenous, CP :
glomend (?) m.
governor, 80117*. desirous of.
glem(e)nes (e) f. care, anxiety, DR,NG. glfscestt m. present, B378.
glemlng f. core, anxiety, CP129". gttstdlf m. m/t-*eat, throne.
glen, giena=gen, geiia; glend=geond gift (y) nf. toAot t* ptt*n, price, 'fi/fc,'
glendan v. gynde; gleng^geong porfioa, marriage p*/* (oy fte bridegroom),
gierd (ea, i, y) f. 'yard,* rod, staff, twig, CP : dowry : (pL) fMtjtfiab, wtdding, marriage,
rood (measure). [Qer. gerte] M. [giefan]
fierede prefc. 3 sg. of gierwan. glftMr m. bride-chamber, EPsl8».
±glerela (e, i, y) m. dress, apparel, AO,CP. glftellcsgiftlic
[gearwian] glftfeorm f. marriage-feast, NC207.
±gler(e)llan (e) to clothe. glfthfkf (y) n. Aoaee o< which a wedding is
+gl«relle (e) adj. of clothes, 603". WW being celebrated, Mt22".
glutens gearwian glfttan (y) to give in marriage (of the woman)9
-fgltrtng f. 'directio,' RP&138*. G.
±glernan 9
(eo, y) (w. g.) to 'yearn for, strive, glftlfto* n. epithalamium, WW 165".
be eager, desire, entreat, seek for, beg, glftUe nuptial, belonging to a wedding, M.
demand, A0,CP. [geora] glfn(iE)=giefu; glful=gifol
-fgJernendtto (y) desirable, EPsl8 11
. glfung (y) I consent, BH86".
gl ernes=geornes gIg(Cpl42o)==gIw
glernlng (CP) =geornung ; glerran =gyrran gfgant m. giant. [L. gigantemj
glerstandcBg (eo, y) m. yesterday, [gieetran] glfeantmsseg m. son of a giant, Gbh 1268.
glerstenllc adj. of yesterday, DHy47(eo). glgotfcêognti; glhta=geooea
±glerwan (ea, y) to prepare : cook : deck, glhtta=gie&; gttitta=gehCn
dress, clothe, A0,CP. gUd=gield; glM-=gyld-
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giest (», e, i, y) m. * guest, OenfRB(y) : ±glld (y) n. guild, society, CU
stranger, MtL(e)JBd(m) : (f) enemy. ±gUda m. member of a brotherhood of related
glesthOft (e, y) n. 'pieef Aouee, * Mk. person*, T.LL2378; 445.
gleftlan (y) to lodge, be a guest glMans(l)gieldan; (2)gyldan
gtestig (e) adj. being a stranger, MtL25M . gllddagat mp. guild-days, festival-days.
flatting (e) f. exile, Gl. glide .twi-g.
glestnlng (e) f. hospitality, lodging, NC296. +glldheall (y) f. guild-hall, KC4-277*1 .
glestran adv. yesterday. gtidlle adj. of a guild.

gtestran&fen m. yesterday evening, adv. gUdrsMen (y) f. guild-membership, Ct.
-Afene. dbglldselpe m. guild, brotherhood, Ot,LL.
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gist I. («, l y) adv. 'yet, still, besides, ['guildship ]
further, aaain, moreover, tft g. yet, stiU. gfldiester (y ) m. measure of bulk belonging to
nu g. «nfei now. II. pros. 3 sg. of geotan. a corporate body, TC606; 611.
gleta sgiet I. ; -gletan v. beg. ginan=gieUan
gletsere, gfetsian=gittere, ritsian glllliter n. gillistre, f . phlegm, pus, matter,
glf (e, ie, y) conj. (w. indl or «ubj.) •»// Lod. [«geolster1
B,G, etc. ; CP : trfteifter, ftou?*, 5. glim, gilma (e) m. handful : shea/.
glfa, gifan=giefa, giefan gllp^gielp; gUt^gylt
gtfect(GL)=:gefeoht; glf©l=giefl gllte f. voung sow, WW119**.
glf en I. pp. of giefan. II.=geofon gfm — gimin j gtm* ^ giem*
glfer m. glutton, Soul 118. gtanbAre gem-bearing, OEG.
gttere=gifre glmeynn n. precious stone, gem.
glf erllee greedily. glmtott (B 1272) =ginf»st
glfernes f. greediness, gluttony, avarice, glmm (y) m. (occl. nap. gimme) precious
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M,CP. stone,* gem, jewel, JB,Sl,VPs;CB: (t)«*»,
glfetfe I. granted by fate, given. II. n. fate, star. [L. gemma]
lot, B3086. glmmlan to adorn with gems.
glftest endowed, talented : (w. g.) capable of. glmmJsc jewelled, Nar5w.
glfheall f. hall in which gifts were bestowed, glmreoed n. bejewelled haU, palace, MrS".
B838. gimrodor m. draconite (precious stone), OEG.
glflan (ea, eo) to present, endow : glorify, DR
glmstftn m. stone capable of being made into
78" : (+) wail for, expectt DR20*. a gem, jewel, ; AO.
k
[ gemstone
'] M
glflgricA, A1M71. gtmung = gSmong
glfl=giefl gtanwyrhta m. jeweller, M(v).
glf netf f. grace, favour. gin I. n. yawning deep, Ex 430. II. adj. =
glfol liberal, generous, bountiful, CP. ginn
glfola m. finer, AS 2". gin, gfna=g6n,gSna
glfolnet (io) f. liberality. glnan 1 to yawn.

GIND 135 GLEOF
glnd^geond agreeable, Ps. adv. -Hoe 'gladly,' joyfully,
glnfsstt ample, liberal, [ginn] kindly, willingly, BE.
gtof> gingeet v. geong. gtodmod glad-hearted, cheerful, joyous 1
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gingi-ber, -fer(e) f. 'ginger, Led. kind, gracious.
glngra I. (M) t. geong. II.=geongra glssdmMnes f. kindness, bounty, CP391 9 .
gtagre=geongre glsBdnes 'gladness,' joy,

f. BE; J2,DR(+).
glnUn (eo, y) to 'yawn,' gape, make a noise, glSBdselpe m. gladness, joy.
AO. [ginin] gUMstede=fflSdstede
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gtnnt spacious, wide, ample. glAmf m. gleam, brilliance, brightness,
glnnaD = onginnan splendour, beauty, Oen,Jul : a brilliant
glnnes f. gap, interval, Cp373i. light, Qu.
glnnfseat = ginfset glang^gleng
glnn wised (y) very wise, Gxr839? glssr m. amber, resin, WW.
gftnung (eo, y) f. gaping, yawning, Gl. glsoren vitreous, glassy. [gl»s]
glo^geo; glofol^gifol gtos n. nap. glasu, and (once) gtosas (GPH
gloh15hid=geogut5Kad; g!ow=g!w 397) 'glass/ Bo,Cr;M.
glowlan (RG)=giwian gtosen of glass, glassy, EL [' glassen ']
glpunf=gypung gtesentage grey-eyed, WW416 1
.
glr* =geaxw-, geor-, gier-, gyr- glsssfsst n. glass (vessel), BH398* (o,b).
gird=gierd; glren (vPs)=grin glassful m. a glassful, BH398* (t).
glrstbltung = gristbltung glssshlutor clear, transparent.
glrwan = gearwisn glsotsriao to glitter, OEG,WW.
+ glscan to close, bolt, bar, Gl. gteterung f. shining, RPs48».
glsctan to sob, Bo 88 . gl8Bttlc=cI»dlic; gl*w=gleaw
gtse=ge«e glappe f. burdock, buckbeanf Lcd.
m. hostage, AO. [Oer. geisel]
gfsl, gfsel glasu v. glues; glaw=gleaw
gblhad m. state of being a hostage, Gp99o. gleam m? nT revelry, joy, Gkk 12.
gbUan to give- hostages, Ghb. gleaw (a, A, «) penetrating, prudent, wise,
gist I. m. yeast, ' froth, Lcd.
' II. = ga*t skilful,Q,VPs;MjLO,CP:tf)good. adv.-e.
gist- = gast-, gieat- ; gist = yst gltewferhftt prudent.
g!stran=geostran; gtetung=gitsung gltewhyegende}, gleawhfdigf thoughtful,
git dual of pron. 2 pen. (Si); g. inoer; d. wise, prudent.
ino ; a. ine(it) you two. git Jonannis thou gleawllc ($, to) wise, prudent, diligent, adv.
and John. -lice,
glt,glta=giet, gleta; gltrll©=git5rife gleawmdd wise, sagacious, CP.
gftsere m. miser, M,CP. gltewnes {&) f. wisdom, prudence, pene-
gltslan (f ) to be greedy, long for, covet, M,CP tration, Jxj.
( + ) attain, CP 364
w. \Ger. geisen] gltewsctpe m. wisdom, thoughtfulness, dili-
gitolendllo insatiable, RPslOO*. gence : proof, indication.
gltsung (y) f. avarice, greediness, covetous* glftd (oe) f. glowing coal, ember, fire, flame,
ness, desire, CP. Ps;M. [glowan; 'gleed']
gfB- ==g5^ft- ; gflta=geho*ti •f glMan to make hot, kindle.
glu (JE)^*gfo; glu- = geo- gleddian to sprinkle, throw over, Lcd 3*292".
Glullng July, Cp70Q(A20-137). glftdegesam. fiery terror, B2650.
glw (60) m. griffin, vuUure, WW258'. gledene =gl»dene
igiwian (T? v. A 16-98) to ask, NG. gltdfat n. chafing-dish, Lcd 123b.
glwung f . petition, N. gledlne= gledene
glid pret. 3 8g. of glidan. glednes (KGL)=gl»dnes
glad- t. gtad. glMseofl (oe) f. fire-shovel, Cp7xr.
gladlan (ea) (f) to gleam, glisten : (±) intr. glMstedet m. altar.
be glad, rejoice, JnLR,Lcd : (±) tr. gladden, glemm m? blemish, spot, W678 .
rejoice, gratify, appease, A, VPs. [' glad *] glencan = glengan
gladlne=gWene glendran to devour, swallow, MtR.
gladung f. rejoicing, RB. ['gladding'] +glendrian to precipitate, LkL4".
glssd I. (glad- in obi. cases) (t) bright, gleng mf. (nap. gleng(e)as, glenge, glenga)
shining, brilliant, gleaming, Qen,Ph,Scl : ornament, honour, CP : building, NG.
cheerful, *glad,' joyous, Cr:M,CP : ±glengan (») to adorn, decorate, : trim ML
pleasant, kind, gracious, M,B,Q. II. n. (lamp) : (+)sctin order, compose.
joy, gladness, Wy68. glenge= gleng
glodene (a, e) f. iris, gladiolus, GI;Lct>. +glengendllc magnificent, brilliant, adv
I'gladdon'] -lice, OEG1202.
gMMettede =gl«dstede glengful decked out, adorned, 395. GPH
gladlne (GL)=gls3dene glenglle=glengendlic; glentrlan-= glendran
gladlio bright, shining, Wid 1 pleasant, gleo^gliw; gleof (. late)=gleow II.

GLEOMU 136 GODCUNDMAHT
giooraa f. splendour, Rune 34? gnssgen =gnagen pp. of gnagan.
gltow L =gliw. II. pret. 3 sg. of gftwan. gnsat m. 'gnat, ' mtdge, AO,Lcdt ML
gliow- =glSaw-, gllw- gnagan9 to 'pmw, ' JB,CtJ)D.
glftsan to pfoes, JSGr293m. [L. glossa] -gnltt y. tyr-g.
flestaf f. glassing, explanation, translation, gnUX niggardly, B,BHi frugal, [v. 'gnede'J
42Gn293".
glew=gleaw
_ _*_ —_ . ..
gneafllicnes f. frugality, OEG 2437.
gntfte scanty, sparing, WW. adv. -Ike,
[v 'piMden
gntftsUene* =gn6atilionee
GD
gniflan moderate, moduL
CP : ^tofe away, twnisA. gntffaes f. frugality : scarcity.
glldder slippery, VHy. Vgtidder'] gnldan* to md, artiui together, crumble, Lki
gttddrlan to jiip, 6e imsfaoie, O 4 104. EG JSÂO. rflmiA']
glider ( IF 239") =glidder gnldll m t nc66er, pesffe, Gp440r.
glMeruiig (y) f. phantom, WW401*. fait pros. 3 eg. of gnldan.
gilfr^gllw gnogon pret. pL of gnagan.
gllnd m. hedge, fence, BC 1-296. gnornf I. sad, sorrowful, troubled, depressed.
glloda (Cp) =glida II. m. sadness, sorrow, trouble.
gltAMXi to'glitter, WW. ['gli*e'] gn©rnan=gnorniftn
gUsnlan (y) to 'glisten,' gleam, glitter, Shr, gnorneearig sad, troubled, Jul 529.
-Bui*. gnorngan=gnoniian
gUt pies. 3 sg. of glidan. gnornhoft *• prison, ceU.
gtttenlan to shine.
glitter, gnornlan to be sad, murmur, complain,
glitenang f. coruscation, gleam. mourn, lament, arieve, CP.
gtttin- =
gliten- gnornseendende hastening away sadness, m
gfl^ (So. *g» *°» la, Sow) n. '^fee,* pleasure, PPS8919 . [aoyndan]
mirft, ptoy, sport, Pa : music, On. gnornsorgt f eadness, sorrow. •
gllwbeam (Ig) m. musical instrument, harp, gnornung (e)f. sadness, sorrow, lamentation,
timbrel, LRSPs 149*. MjLO,CP.
gllwbydenestre (y) f. female musician, LPs gnornwordt n. sad speech, lamentation.
67» gnuddian to m6, OEG 56".
gBweraft m. music, minstrelsy. gnyran =gnyrran
gDwoum 'fioitV LPsl46 w (f). gnyrnt f. sadness, mourning, calamity :
gOwdrtam (So) m. music, mirth, B3021. wrong, insult, fault, blemish, [gnorn]
gHwere m. buffoon, parasite, OEG. gnyrnwracu f. revenge, enmity, El 359.
gllwgamen (ig) n. revelry, W46 w . gnyrran to grind the teeth, W138* : creak,
gllwgeorn (ig) fond of sport, . Lod.
gllwhiaoKriendllo musical, WW 446". +gny8an=onyssan; gnj*e=gn§a8
gllwlan to make merry, jest, play (music), goat 3 p. ag. pres. of goian.
sing, BH(bo)J*L : adorn, Rd27". ['okir'] g5o=g€oo
gHwlend m. performer, player, SPs67 M. God m. np. -as, -a a 'god,' image of a god,
gDwlngman(OEG50*)?=ffUwman M, Jul,LL,P* AO ; : Ood, the (Christian)
gllwUc mimic, comic, GPH396. Deity, M,BE\ OP.
gDwmAdan (ie) n. female musician, ERPs god I. comp. bet(e)ra, bettra, super!.
67 M . bet(e)«t 'oood' (o/ persons or things),
gBwman m. 'yfeetmm/ mifw^rcl, player, virtuous, B,Bl,Chr,6 desirable, favourable, :
jester,B(bo) ; CP,WW(ig). salutary, pleasant, Bl

: twJia*, efficient, suit-
gllwre=gllwere able, Az,Jul,Lcd considerable, sufficiently

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gBwstSBf m. melody, joy, Wa52. great, Chr. II. n. good thing, advantage,
gllwitdl m. seat of joy, Rd888 . benefit, gift, B,Bl,Mt\ iE,AO,CP : 'good,'
gllwung f boisterous laughter, OEG 1472.
. goodness, welfare, OP : ability, doughtiness :
gHwword (6ow) n. song, poem. Met 7*. gooie, property, wealth , CP.
gldf, gl5fe f. 'oto**>' B,Guth. foxes g. godnppel m. quince, 364". [«ood- WW
foxglove. dappel]
+gl6ted gloved, AS42 11 . n. divine child, Son of Ood : god-
godbearn
gldtungf. supplying with gloves, LL450[10]. child, W. ['aodbairn']
gldfwyrt f. glovewort, dog's tongue, lily of the godborg mt solemn pledge (given in church 9 ),
valley, Lcd. LL 18[33] ; 66[33] and v. 2-332, Id.
glfim m? gloaming, twilight, 0bsat71. godbdt f. atonement, LL258[51"|.
glomung f. 'gloaming,' twilight, VHy. godound religious, sacred, divine, heaven-
gldwan 7 to l alow,' M,OEQ. sent, Oen,Chr; M,CP. ['godcund'}
gldwende 'glowing, ' burning, LcdSOb. godoundllc divine, &,CP. adv. -lice divine-
gly- =:gli- ly, : canonicaUy. &
gnftd prei. 3 sg. of gnldan. godcundmsBht n? divine majesty, MtL.

GODCUNDNES 137 OOLFETUNG
godoundnes I. divine nature, divinity, God- godwntclle impious, GD232".
head, MJxd
: divine service. ['godcund- go*WTecne*f.%oickedness,impiety,BE.'7(P t B.
nets'] gofoI=gafol
gftddftd f good work, Or : benefit, PPs.
. gtlan to lament, NC346 ; JAW 27.
goddohtor f. 'goddaughter,' Ct. gol pret. 3 eg. of galan.
gold n. 'gold, Mj)ET\ GP.
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gddddndf m. (nap. g6dd*nd) doer of good,
benefactor. goldAht I. wealth in gold, B2748.
goddrtamf m. joy of heaven. goMbeorntt 6r*aA« wit* poM.
goda- =god- goMblftoh n. golden hue, 140". WW
godtedar m. God
C^X.
the Father : 'godfather,
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goldbloma m. golden bloom? W261";
105»
&
godfraenas (BH70") =godwrecnes goMbuigf I city in which gold is given? rich
gMframmand m. doer of good? B299. city?
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godfyrht (e, i) godfearing, pious, An, ['god- goMa f. 'solseguia, heliotrope? marigold?
fright
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) WWm: VgM']
godgeld=godgield goMe-=gold-
godgesprftea (BH) =god«pr£ca golden pp. of gieldan.
godgleld (e*, i«, «) n. Aeo&m forf, idol, AO. goldfatt n. pften mmcL
godgUdltoo/«fofe,WW466". goldflatad plated or adorned with gold,
godglm m. heavenly jewel? El 1114. LL4«0[10h].
godhid m. (if'wne noitere, CP261". goldflg variegated with gold, shining with
gddton to tmprot*, ft* 6etter , Chrjjcd : mal* pott.
6etter:(±)enAw,enric*,iTC7;^. [• good »] goldfeD n. yoU plate, WW858" [?-*gold-
godlng m. Son of God, LkR4». ttell]
g6dlftr f. good teaching, LL304B. goldflnc m. 'goldfinch,
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WW.
gftdllaa bad, evil, BH. goldflnger m. ring-finger.
['goodies*']
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gftdlte 'goodly, excellent, Gen
comely, fair, goMfirartwe fp. gold ornaments.
:
GPH394. spl&tyld covered with gold, 5\$*. [gold, WW

godmngan n. divine power, divinity. fealdan]
godmddor f. 'godmother, ' Shr. goldgaarwa fp. gold ornaments, NC298.
gddnas f. virtue, Bo i goodwill, beneficence, goldgeweben woven with gold, OEG4297.
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kindliness, Bo+M. ['goodness ] goMgewaoro n. golden object, MH222.
godsAd n. (God's seed), piety, Da 90. goMgtotaf (it 7) «*• gold-giver, prince, lord.
goMhlltad golden hiUed, Rd56 u .
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gftdaelpe m. kindness, DR. ['goodship ]
godtoyld f. sin against God, impiety, Jul204. goldhladen adorned with gold, For 13.
godsoyldlg impious, Gu834. goldhoma m. gold-adorned coat of mail,
godslbb m. sponsor, W. ['gossip 9 ] El 992.
godsJbbrMen f. sponsorial obligations, goMhord nm. treasure of gold, treasury, El,
W228». VPs; M,AO.
gftdtptdlgt rich, happy. goldhordhQs n. privy, 184". WW
godspal n. glad tidings, Mt : one of the four goldhordten to a»t^trea^re,Aoartf,Scl73la.
gospels. An; M,CP : the 'gospeV (for the spldbroteniornamenUdtrithgoUL [hrSodan]
day), Mt. goldhwwt greedy for gold, B3074T
godspelbodung f. gospel-preaching, new dis- goldtofer f. gold plate, HGl431.
pensation, ML2&**. goldltaf n. gold leaf or plate, 9 . [«l»fer] W263
godipallbde f. book containing
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the four goldmmtllng (e) n. brass, [cp. Ger.WW.
gospels, LL. ['gospel-book ] messing]
9
godspellara m. 'gospeller, evangelist, Bl; goldmftftm m. treasure, B2414.
iE,CP. goldmestllng = goldm«stling
godspelllan to preach the gospel, evangelize, golddra m. gold ore, OEG1810.
Ps ; M,CP. V gospel 9 ] golfealef m. haU in which gold is distributed.
9
godspall-ia (M), -iac evangelical. goMsmltf m. 'goldsmith, M.
9
godspeUtraht m. gospel commentary. goldsmftfa f. goldsmith s art, Wt73.
godsprftee (6) n. oracle, BH. goldsptdlg rich in gold, Jul 39.
godianu m. 'godson, 9 BH,Chr. goldtorht bright like gold, Creat78.
godttrymm m. divine majesty. goldVaof m. stealer of gold, IX 54 [9,2 j.
godHrymntt f. divine glory, AS94 ? goldMM m. gold thread, WW196».
godwebb n. fine cloth, purple, CP. goldwaard m. keeper of gold (dragon), B3081.
godwabboyn? (gode-) n. purple (doth). goldwecg m. a lump of gold, OEG451.
godwabban purple, Bl95". goldwlnef m. liberal prince, lord, king.
godwabgyrla m, cloth of purple, 197 1 W . goldwlanof brave with gold, richly adorned.
godwebwyrhta m. weaver of purple. goldwlanou f. gold ornament, Bl 195.
gtdwfflande well-pleased, EHylG . goldwyrt f. heliotrope, OEG26M .
godwnaa (e") wicked, Bl. golfatung (LPa78«)=gaffetnng
GOLON 138 GREMIAN*
gdlon pret. pL of galan. graegrlne 'grass-green,* Bp (e1 , oe*).
golpen pp. of gielpan. gnMhoppa m. grass-hopper, locust.
gom-=gam- graemoMe f. greensward, B 1881.
gdma m. (eg. or pi. used indifferently) inside gneswangt m. greensward.
of mouth or throat, palate, jaws, Lcd,Bd, grAt L = pree. 3 eg. of ( 1 ) gr&dan, (2 ) gre*tan.
VPs,M. Vgum*] II. = great
gombef t tribute, grAtan=gr«tan; graf^graef
gomor Hebrew measure, omer, M. ['gomer*] grif did, grove, BC ; Mdf.
gon- = gan- ; gond- = raid-, geond- -gr&fa t. ellen-g.
gop m. slave, servant, Rd60». [or ?=»geap] grafan* to dig, dig up, Met,RdJtim : 'grave/
gor n. dung, dirt, filth, JRfipJLd. ['gore') engrave* carve, chisel, PPs.
gorettan to gaze, stare about, OEG58 : pour graf et n. trench, EC364 365. ;
fourth, emit, OPH398. gram (o) adj. angry, cruel, fierce, AO :

gorettung f. gazing, OEG6*n. oppressive, hostile : (as sb.) enemy,
gorlan to gaze, stare about, OEQ7*. y grame*]
K°" (Op), gorst m. 'gorse,* furze, MH,MtR grama m. rage, anger, M : trouble, Led,
juniper, Led. ['grame*]
gorstbeam m. furze bush, Mk 12». gramatieeeraft = grammatiocneft
gos f. nap. gee 'goose,' LL,Rd,WW; M. grambAre passionate, CP289*.
gds-tugol m. nap. -fuglaa goose, Ct. grame adv. angrily, fiercely, cruelly.
gosnafoc (u») m. 'goshawk, WW. gramfArnee f. wrath, LL (=*gramb»rnee).
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gott=gont; gdet=gast gramhegdlg = gramh*dig

Gota ag. -an pi. 'Goth, 9 BH. gramheortt hostile-minded.
goten pp. of geotan. gramhyogende hostile, PPs 68**.
-gotennee t. td-g. gramhfdlgt hostile, malignant.
gotwotte f. goatweed, Lod. gramian to anger, enrage, W199". grami-
foung f. groaning, BH76". [gfiian] gende raging, GPH402.
grid m. (M), gride f. step, grade, degree, gramttc wrathful, fierce, cruel, severe, M.
rank. [L. gradus] adv. -liee, Ps. ['gramely*]
grAd m. grass. grammattccraft m. art of grammar, BH
268".
grAdan I. to cry, caU out, Led to crow (cock), grammatfeere m. grammarian, A 8-327.
:
CP. Vgrede*] II. de. of wk. adj. grassy, grammod cruel, Bl223m .
StLi 18***. gramword n. evil speech, PPs 74*.

grAde=grfid; grAde-, grftdi- =gr*dig- grand pret. 3 ag. of grindan.
grAdig (G) 'greedy,* hungry, covetous, M,B, grandorliaa (o) guileless, Jul 271.
BIJ361 ; CP. adv. -Hoe greedily, covetously, grinlan* to 'groan,* lament, BIJPs.
eagerly. granu f. moustache, Cp336M. [Ger. granne]
grAdlgnee f greediness, avarice, M.
. grinung f. 'groaning, lamentation, M.
grAdum ady. greedily, Gu710. grip I. f. grasp, grip, [grlpan] II. pret-.
graf I. (a) n. cave, 'grave, * trench. 8eaf; Mdf. 3 eg. of gripan.
[grafan] II. n? style for writing, WW. ±griplan to feel for, lay hold of, seize, touch,
[t. graphiam] &,B,Bl,Bd,VPs. [>ojp«']
grAfa? grafe? bush, bramble, grove, thicket, griplgendlle tangible, 1-230. MR
WW; Mdf : brush-wood (for burning), fuel, gripung f. sense of feeling, touch, M.
Chr. ['gnaw*'] ['groping*]
graf en pp. of grafan. griaelnnen made of grey skins or grey fur,
great ere m. sculptor, * graver,
*
WW 164u . Chb 1075d. [ON. giaakinn]
grafhfks n. grave, Sat 708. graslan to 'graze,* Led.
grafaex n. graving tool, WW. [seas] grasu v. grew.
graft mfn. graven image, carved object, gratan sbpl. groats, Lod 3-292**.
sculpture, M. graftal gradual, antiphon.
graftgeweorc n. graven image. greada m. lap, bosom, CP,Lk. ['greade*]
gr»ffi pros. 8 ag. of grafan. great (sb) oomp. grletra 'great,* tall, large,
grAg 'grey/ M,Bp,Qcn,Mct,WW thick, massive, AJB,Bo,Chr,WW : coarse,
grAggos f. grey ( wild) goose, Gl. BC,Lcd.
grAghAwe grey, WW402* . grtatewyrt f . meadow saffron, WW298T .
grAgnama grey-coated (of spearf or wolf?), grtattan* to become enlarged, CP. ['great']
Fin 6. grftatnea (€) f. 'greatness* BB8&".
griegmAl grey -coloured, B2682. Grielee Greek, Grecian, M.
grAg6s=grieggoe gr&d^gr^d; grif- = grief
gram-, grnn- =grem>, gren- ; grAp =gr6p greg-=gr*g; grem-=grim-
+grapplan to astze, MtL.1411 . ±gremlan (AO t Mk),gremm*n to enrage,
grat n. (nap. graeu) l grass,* AnfipfiP. provoke, irritate, jE,CP : revile, ['greme']

GBEMUNO 139 GROTTO
granting (») f provocation, LPs94».
. +grtndt n. impact, crash.
grene V^^. ' Cp,Ct,Lcd : youn?, tmwwtfwe, ± grindan* (y) to rub together, grate, scrape,
Led growing, living, LkL( oe) as «b., Zed. Rd gnash, Ps 'grind,* sharpen, M,Mt.
. : :
grinhAwen green-coloured, WW37fl M grtnde f. shingle, BG (. Mdi).

.
grtnlan to 6eeome green,* flourish, Met.

•
grtndel m. nap. grindlas bar, bolt. pL
grennes f. greenness, BH; CP
: (in pi.) preen grating, hurdle.
tAtnye, pfonfo, 8-310. A grindere m. miller, Lod3-178 1 .
grennlan to 'grin,* gnash the teeth, JulJSc; grindeto* m. grinding tooth, molar, WW
M. 440».
grennung (a) f. grinning , Cpl74it. grlngr^cring
greofa m. pot, pan, WW. [Ger. griebe] grinlan to ensnare, KGl. ['grin*]
gr«op=grep grint pree. 3 eg. of grindan.
grtosn (io) prat**, pebble, KGl76*. [Oer. grIosn=greoen
greisa] grtpa m. handful, sheaf.
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grtot n. 'grit, sand, earth, AnJB,Gen; M. ^grlpan1 intr. (w. d. g. or 16) to seek to get
greotan* to cry, weep, lament, BJ36L [v. hold of, B,Bl,Gen tr. (w. g.) seize, take,
:
'greet*] apprehend, 8ol,WW. Vgripe*]

greothord n. body, Gu 1240. gripe m. grasp, seizure, attack, B,WW;M.
greow pret. 3 eg. of growan. gu«billa g. shield : handful, Led J>s.
gr*P» grepe f. land-drain, ditch, furrow : grfpend m. seixer, robber, WW61618 .
burrow : jirivy, OEG(J). tgripenes, gripnes f. seizing, snare, cap~
gres-=gr»e-; grftt-=great- tivity, EPs 34*.
gretan I. (±) to 'greet,* salute, accost, speak gripuf f. kettle, caldron.
to, challenge, M,B,Uk,Jul (±) to eee* ottf, gripul 'capax,* WW198".
: VgrippU*]
approach, visit, B; W
ill-treat, attack, AG : -grban (f) v. a-g.
:
toiuA, to£e AoZrf o/, Aatutfe deai into, JBGr. grisno 'grisly, horrible, 15ut (very late). *
EL
hearpan gretan play the harp : cohabit with. grist n. action of grinding, : 'grist.* WW
Il.f (6) to weep, bemoan, lament, deplore, [grindan]
Gr. [v. >ee*'] gristbat- =grifltbit.
gritfngf. 'greeting, 9 salutation,BHJ,kL(oe): gristbtte m. gnashing, W188».
present. gristbltlan to gnash the teeth, BH,Mk,WW;
grtttnghtks n. audience chamber, 184*. WW
M. '[jgristbite*]
grettngword n. word of greeting, ^60*209". grlstbltung f. gnashing of teeth, Bl,Mt.
grettasgrytta ['gristbiting*]
grette 'sodalis*? OEG29*. gristtan to gnash, grind, Gu
grew* pret. 3 eg. of growan. gristle t. 'gristle,* Gl,WW.
grteUan (i) to imtoto, provoke, offend, CP : gristlung (y) f. gnashing.
puuA Oe teeth at, creak. ['grM*] gristra m. baker, WW.
grietra v. great. gritta=grytta
grlfrhund m. 'preyfonmd/ WWVJu*. grttt n. truce, (temporary) peace, Ma : pro-
grUlan =grieUao ; grim (GP) =grimm tection of the person, asylum, sanctuary,
grimaf m. mowfc, helmet pAoef. : guarantee of safety, ['grith*]
grlmena bruchus, ' caterpillar f EPs 104*.
•
grtVbryee m. breach of 'griff,' LL : penalty
grlmet- =grymet- for such a breach, LL. ['grithbreach*]
grimful jlerce, riofeftt, E8 39-348. ±grrttan to make a truce or peace, Chr :
grfmhalmt m. helmet (with visor). protect, LL.
griming spectre, WW 448*. grtttagu f. law of temporary or local peace,
grimlle fierce, blood-thirsty, cruel, severe, LL470[9].
terrible, M,AO. adv. -lice. ['grimly*] gritfleas unprotected, W1587 .
grtmm savage, B,Bl i dire, severe,

fierce, groe-=gr§-
bitter, painful, BH; Bl. ['grim*] grdf pret. 3 sg. of grafan.
grtmman* f to rage : hasten on, 306. B grom=:grani; gron-=gran*
grtmman n. terrible sin, 60,8b. BH grond pret 3 eg. of grindan.
grlmme savagely, cruelly, severely, AG, Gen. l
gronwlse acus,* Cpl60A (v. AB9-36).
['grim*] grdpian=gr*pian; -groren v. be-g.
grimnes f. ferocity, cruelty, Bl,Gu,WW. grornf L m. sorrow, sadness. II. adj. sad,
['grimness*] agitated, adv. -e.
grimsJan to rage, BH. grornhof n. sad home, hell, Jul 324. -
grimtung f. harshness, severity, GP125". grornlan to mourn, complain.

grin * ilium, * region of the groin, LL. grorntorn sadness, Rim 66?
±grfn (I, f ; also short?) nf . snare, gin, trap, grornung f. complaint, NG.
PPs,VPs;M,CP : halter, noose, Mt(y). grot I. n. particle, Bo; AO. Vgrot*] II. n.
['grin*] groats, coarse meal, GL [greot]
+grlnmn to ensnare. grotig earthy, GPH396.

QBOWAN 140 OUDFLA
±grdwan T to 'grew,' increase, Bofip,Bd, gryraneat terribly firm, El 76a.
WW germinate KQl,Mk.
: gryraOhtadi. (needs* eh.) spotted horror, B.
grdwende 'growing,' Oen, KOI giyi agaart («?) m. terrible stranger, B2560.
giownei f. growth, BH. gryregeatwe fp. war-gear, B324.
grammon of grimman.
prat, pL giy i ahwll i terrible time, Air 468.
grand m. ground,' bottom, B,Oen 8ol, VPs :
*
gryreleottt n. terrible song.
t
foundation, LkL : abyss, htU : plain, country gryrallat terrible, horrible.
land, earth, An^,m,Wid : sea, water.
m
gryramlht t terrible power, W 195».
grandbadd n. ground, soil, Rd81 . gryreatff m. way of terror, dangerous ex
grandbuendt m. earth-dweUer. pedition, B1462.
granden pp. of grindan. gryrran to gnash, DD 195.
grandeswelge (i*, a«, v*) f. 'mwuiM^' £«Z. fy»-» Hrf*- ^gria-, grb-
grundfas hastening to heU, Mod 40. grft L prea. 3 ag. of greotan. IL . grot,
grandbyrde m. keeper of the abyss, B2136. gryto greatness, Nab8».
f. [great]
grandlngasgrondlanga grytta, ffryttan pL coarse meal, bran, chaff,
grondliM bottomless, unfathomable, Bo : Epjjcd, W W. ['yrif*]
boundless, vast. V groundless'] grytta f. sand, Pa.
grandleaalle boundless, vast, CP417". grJtti*(A4151)=*grietra op. of groat.
grundUng m. groundling (fish), BC3-626 ['greater']
(Mdf). gryfe-=grio-; guWgeo
grandlunga 1
(i ) adv. from (he foundation, guidon prat. pL of gieldan.
completely, M : to the ground, prone, pros- gallon prat. pL of giellan.
M.
trate, gulpon prat. pL of gielpan.
gmndon pret pi. of grindan. gnmaf m. man, hero, B. ['gome']
grundsotatf m. region. gumeynnt an. human race, men, mankind,
grandaelet m. abysmal dwelling. nation.
grandatin m. foundation-stone, WW. gttmeyitt f. excellence, bravery, virtue,
['groundstone'] adv. -am excellently.
liberality,
+grandataftelian to establish firmly, ML8n . gumdrtam m. enjoyment of life, B2469.
grandwaag m. earth, Air 582. gumdryhten m. lord, B1642.
grandwangf m. (ground-plain), the earth : gumf C8a m. troop, B 1401.
bottom (of a lake). gumfrea m. king, Da 651.
grandweallm. foundation, M,Lk. V ground- -gamlan . ofer-g.
wall'] gammann m. man, B1028.
+grandwealllan to establish, found, EPs23*. gmnrleat n. kingdom, earth.
grundwela m. earthly riches, Gin 957. gumrlnat m. man, warrior.
grundwyrgen f. water-wolf, B 1518. gumitol m. ruler's seat, throne, B 1962.
grunlan, grunnian (OEO) to grunt. gumtfegen m. man, Cea83.
grannettan to ' grunt,' Op. gumtftod f. folk, people, Gek226.
l
grunting, gronnung f. grunting, bellowing, gund m. matter, pus, Led. [ gound']
OEO. gundeawllge (£p,£r/,L*)= grandeswelge
grot m. gulf, chasm, abyss stone, rock, gung=geong; gung-=ging-
:
OEO 1814. gungon pret. pL of gangan.

grot f (da. grvt, grot) groats, coarse meal, Cp, gunnon (BH) pret. pL of ginnan.
.
Ctjjcd i grains, the spent grain after brewing, gupan 'clunibus, renibus, coxe,' WW 206"
Led. V grout'] (v. A31-522).
graft, grotte = grot ; gryllan = griellan gurron pret. pL of gyrran.
grym^grim(m) guton pret pL of geotan.
grymat-tan, -tian (i) to grunt, roar, rage. guttaa mp. 'guts,' entrails, HO14J0S.
grymat-ung, -tang f. grunting, roaring, got!f f• combat, battle, war.
bellowing. gOtfbeorn m. fighting-hero, B314.
grymm = grimm ; grymman=gremman gotnuut n. battle-bill, sword.
gryn=gym; gr*n=grin gfltfbordt n. war-shield.
+grynd n. plot of ground, TC231 M gttVbyrnat f corslet, coat of mail
. .
gryndan L to set, sink (of the sun), WW. gateearu f. war-trouble, B1258.
[* grind'; grand] IL— grindan gottaratft m. war-craft, B127.
gryndaf n. abyss. gtttfowftnt f. warrior queen.
grynal (WW291«)=cyrnel gatfeynlngf m. warrior king.
grfnlan =grinian gafteyst f. troop, warrior band? (Kluge) :
grynamfff m. worker of HI, An 919. bravery? (BT), Ex 343.
grfra (OEG4290; 4744)=gr€pe gOtfdeatf m. death in battle, B2249.
gryraf m. horror, terror : fierceness, violence, gfMttana m.gonfanon, war-banner, ensign*
DD8 : horrible thing. standard, MJlO.
gryrabrogat m* terror, horror. gatf-fU ? f., -flan t mf. battle-arrow, Gen 2063.

GUDFLOGA 141 GTTB
gttgfloga m. winged fighter, B2528. gyldenmftfta golden-mouthed (Chrysostom),
gQtilona = gnttfana GD94";ZDA31».
gQffifrte m. warlike prince, Aw 1336. gyldenweeg (gyMing-) m. gold mine, WW
gOtttreet 6oW »n ooltfe. 241".
gQffifreeat m. warrior, gyllan, gyllan to yell, shout, gyliende
'garrulus, OEG561".
9
gQffifremmendt m. warrior.
gtttffugol m. 6iri o/tcor, eagle, RD251 . gylm=gelm; gylpMgielp
9
gOffigaatwet fp. armour. gylt (e, i, ie) m. 'gutlt, sin, offence, crime,
gftfigelAoa m. warrior, £l43. fault,A,Bl,Chr,Mt\ AO,CP.
gtftgemott n. oatffc, combat, ±gyltan to commit sin, be guilty, CP,MtJRB,
9
gOftgetAwe = guttgeatwe VPs. ['guilt, 'guilting 9 ]
gOftgetfingut np. ftottfe, eonierf. gyltend m. sinner, debtor; CP.
gtffigew&def a- war-dress, armour. gyltlg offending, 'guilty,
9
ML
gQtigeweorot n. loarftfe deed. gyltlng f . sin, DR.
gflftgewlnnt n. fattfe. gyitllo sinful, DR.
gtt&hafoe m. war hawk, eagle, tGmn937A. gyltwfte n. (gyld-) fine for unpaid tax,
gOBhaard 6oW tn faitfe, El 204. KC514.
'garrulitas, OEG66
9
gtifhelm m. AeJmef, B2487. gylung? 141
.
gfMfheret m. warlike host, army. gym = giroin gym- = gim-

j
gOfthorn m. war-horn, trumpet, B1432. g$m-=glem-; gymlan = gymmian

gOtihrtft m. martial glory, B819. gyrom = girom
gtttfhwnt jierce «n 6attfe, Ap57. gymmian to cut the throat, Ml, OEG3799.
gtttSleotf n. toor-eony, B 1522. gyn-=geon-,rin-
gttg-m»cga, -maga m. warrior, Sol 90. gynde pret. of *giendan to drive.
gttttmddt warlike. -gypaf«I?)v.«-g.
GOtayree pL Ethiopians, Ex 69. gyplgend yawning, GPH398.
gOftplegaf m. ottoc*, 6attfe.
gfffiHtat m. battle-rush, onslaught,
gypung f. gaping, open mouth, GPH.
gyr I. m. mud, marsh. II. fir tree,
^^
WW
gflftraaf n. armour, Jul 387. 269".
gflftrtowjlerce in battle, B58. [hrftow] gyr-=geor- f gier-; gyra=gyr L
gatfrinef m. warrior, hero. ±gyrdan (pret. gyrde), to 'gird* {sword),
gOUriff tow* til tattZe. Oen, PPs i encircle, surround, JnL : (+)
gOtteeearu f. slaughter in battle, B

1213. invest with attributes, PPs.
9
gOtteeaatfa m. ravaging invader, B2318. gyrdel (e) m. belt, tone, Lcd,Mt;
'girdle,
gtfflsceorp n. armour, Jud329. JE purse.
:
gttfeorQd n. armour, El258. gyrdalbred n. 'pugHlar,

9
277". WW
gtttteearot *• «wour. gyrdelhrlng n. girdle, buckle, 432. WW
gttfeele m. Ao# of warriors, B443. gyrdels, gyrder= gyrdel; gyrdll-=gjrdel.
gO&pall n. tiding of a war, Gkr2097. gyrdwag m. rood with a fence on either side
gfttsweord n. sword, B2154. (BT),KC8-412*.
gfltftfracut f. hostile attack. gyrdwlte n. affliction caused by a rod (used
m. uoWtibe troop. Ex 193.
gttggreat
9
of Moses rod), Exl6.
gOVweardf m. war -lord, king. g|ran=grih; gyrman (LPs37, )=oirm&n
glttweorc n. warlike deed, Ah 1068. gyrnf mn. sorrow, misfortune.
gttTwarlg wounded, B 1586. gyrnatatat mp. injury, affliction, Jul245.
gttttwlgaf m. uorrtor. gyrnwraeut 1. revenge for injury.
gflKwlnef m. battle-friend, weapon. gyrran* [=gierran, georran] to sound, chatter,
gtttfwudu m. epear, Fin 6. M : to creak, grate, Aw 374.
gy-=ge-; gyc=gio.; gydWgid(d) gyrretan to roar (of lions), LPs.
gyden (AO), gydenu f. (oocL gs. gydenan) gynandag (MEH97)=gientand«g
goddess, [god] gyrrt= grist
gydenlte 'vestaUs 9 (-dealiel A 31 -63), WW
gyrttandjBg (^)=gieretandag
524». gyrtrtow n. fir tree, 138^. WW
gydlg (i) possessed (by a spirit), insane, gyruf. =gyr; gyrwan = gierwian
OEG5009. ['giddu ] 9
gyrwelenn n. marsh, MGvW.
gyf=gif; gyf-=geof-,gief-,gif- gyie=gSee; gêl=gial
g^f-=gff- gyat = (l)g»eM2)gi8t
gyhtfa (jE) =gictSa ; gyhttu =gehflu gyit- = gsest-, gieet-
gyld=gield; gyld-=gUd-; +gyU=gylden gyitarnJledasg = gier«tand»g
±gyMan I. to oiW. II. (AO) =meldan gyt=git pron.
dbgyMen * golden,' BJkm; MjLO,CP. gjt L prea> 3 sg. of gfiotan. IL=giet
gyMenbaag (gilden-, M) m. crown. gyt-=giet-, rit-
gyMenfaax golden-haired, WW348M. gyte, gytt (NG) m. pouring forth, shedding,
gyldtnhlwe golden-kutd, OEG43*. M
: /fooo\ A. [gtetan]

OTTBSJ5L 142 HJCFTNfiEDAK
gytesAl m. (dp. irytesalum) joy at wine- hidung f. consecration, ordination, ChrJjL.
pouring, carousal, Jin>22. [v. 'hade'], hadunge underfon to take the
gytestrtam m. running dream, WW. veil.
gytteorm f. ploughing-feast, LL 462,2 1,4. hidungdseg (i*) m. ordination day, J5L33".
gffoorn (I) n. tpwye four*!/ Lon. \h»b-(GL)=harf,harf-
g+tfrtf e f . eodUe, Lod. =habb-, hebb-
hssbbednes f. continence? A8-320*.
9
hssbbendlto 'habilis, JEQnB4J.
-hssbbere v. sulh-h.
9
H hsse fin. grating, 'hatch, half-gate, Ct.

hs»o-=hao-
fa isoften wrongly prefixed to words, in m +hsseea sausage, WW41 1*. rhaoian]
Cockney English. hssoee I. f . crozier. II. gs. of Imso.
hi m. oar-thole, rowlock. »t hi. for each oar, hsscwer m. hatch-weir, a weir in which fish
or each oarsman, Chb 1040o. [/eel. h&r] were caught, KC3-450.
habban anv. pto. pres. hebbende; pres. h*dor=hador
1 sg. habbe, 2. hnfet, 3. h»f5, pi. habbati, hssdref straiUy, anxiously.
habbati; pret. 3 sg. hafde; subj. haabbe; h#dre==hadre
9
imperat. hafa; pp. (±)h»f(e)d to 'have, hssf Lf n. (heaf-, haf- in obi. cases) sea,
Bl,G :possess, own, hold, B,BI,0 : keep, ocean, [cp. Ger. naff] II. (OEG)-hsife
retain, Bl,VPs : entertain, cherish : esteem, hssM=heafod
consider, BH: be subject to, experience, Mh
: hasfde pret. sg. of habban.
obtain, Chr,Mt : assert, Led : used as hssf e L m. leaven. [Ger. hefe] IL =hefe
auxiliary to indicate past tense, have, M, h«fed=h6afod
Ghr,Ex. h. for consider : (+) hold, keep -hssfednes v. be-, for-h.
from, preserve, retain, CP,M. yfle +h. hssfegltsang? f. covetousness, EPsll8w .
afflict, torment. hssfen property, possessions, M.
I. f. [Ger.
naea m. hook, door-fastening, Cp311p. habe] IL f. 'haven,' port, Chr. IIL-
[Ger. hake] hefen. IV. pp. of hebban.
-haoolan v. t6-h. hssf en- = hafen- ; hssfenblAte- harferbl&te
haeels (as) f. cloak, coat, vestment, cassock, hsMens=h»fen II.
'pallium,' AO,WW;M. ['hackle'] hssfer (e) m. he-goat.
haeod (as, e) m. pike,WW. ['haked' ; Ger. hssferblte m. forceps, 198" WW
heoht] hssferbUste f? a bird? bittern? sea-guUf
hacole, haoule = haoele WWlld^Sdl".
had m. (rare gs. hada) person, individuality, hssf ergit = hssfer
JS,BH,Mt : degree, rank, order, office hssfera m. crab, WW.
(especially holy office), M,BE,CB : con- hs»flg=hefig; h»fne=h»fen
dition, state, nature, character, form, manner,hssfreblite = hssferblfite ; hssbt v. habban.
B,Sol : sex, BH,Chr : race, family, tribe i hssft I. m. bond, fetter : captive,slave,servant i
choir. Vhad'Y bondage, imprisonment, affliction, i (±) M
•hid maso. suffix; usu. denotes state or seizing, thing seized, CLP8123*. [Ger.
condition, as oildhad, mngtihad. [Bng. haft] II. n. 'haft,' handle, Lcd,WW; M.
-hood] [Ger. heft] III. pp. of haeftan.
•f hada m. brother monk, LL. ±hssftan to bind, fetter : arrest, detain, im-
faidbot f. compensation for injury or insult to prison : condemn, DR
197". [Ger. heften]
a priest, LL. P hadbot '1 hs»tte=heftll.
hadbreca m. violator of (holy) orders, LL. hSBfteclomm m. fetter, tCHB942A.
hid-bryoe, -brice m. violation of (holy) +hssftednes f. captivity.
orders, LL. hssftedom m. slavery, captivity, Mbt26m .
hidelloe adv. as to persons, DHy29*. hssften f. confinement, Chb 1095.
hidesmann m. member of a particular order, +hssttend m. prisoner, MFH136.
Chb995p. hSBftenfod=heftn!ed
hidgrffl n. privilege (as regards peace) of holy beeftincel (e*) n. slave, WW.
orders, LL471[19]. hssfting f. fastening, lock.
±hidlan to ordain, consecrate, BH;M. hssftlto captious, 0E6.
['hade'] hssftUng m. prisoner, captive, M.
hidnotu f. office of a priest, LL458h. hssftmeee m. hitted sword, B1467.
hidor I. n. clearness, brightness, B414 (or ±h*sftnes (v. MF165)=h«ftednes
T hador, =hea«or). Il.f (*) bright, clear, hssttnetf = n»ftnotS
fresh : distinct, loud. [Ger. heiter] adv. ±hssftnlan to take prisoner : seize, detain.
hssftnM (AO), (e, f; M) f. custody, im-
hidsweipa m. bridesman, WW 174*. prisonment, bondage.
hidswApe (i) f. bridesmaid, WW. ±hssltnledan to take captive, GD135".

bmbtnTedlinq 14S TTJfefi T
h»ftnledling (5*, y>) m. captive, ML. («) n. (nap. hAmedra) cohabitation,
heeftnlednes (y) f. captivity, NC299. M,CP i marriage.
Jueftnoftm. confinement, imprisonment. hAmedceorl m. married man, LL.
hfleftnung f. confinement, captivity. hAmedgemana m. matrimony, WW441 M .
haftatfd (iE)Wh»f tnled hAmedlac n. coition, Rd43*.

toftung f. fetter, MF
(Veep. xiv). D hAmedrtm m. 'lenocinium,' OEG 6046.
h»fB pros. 3 ag. of haoban. hAmedra v. hftmed.
Jh»fiie=hafoo; h»g-=hago-, hagt hamedaelpe m. cohabitation, wedlock, OEG.
+hAgan? to t«*, Aaraaff Ex 169 (GK). hamedtftng n. coition, cohabitation, ML :
[Otf hi] marriage.

+h»ge n. encfottire, meadow, OEG ; Mdf. hamedwlf n. married woman.
hseghal «a/e and «m«ui, DR. hAmere m. consort, bedfellow, M.
fcng-tes, -tie, -teeee f. witch, pythoness. hamet, hAmett = h&med ; hanXhenn
hagftorn (M) hagutiorn hAnan I. to stone, Jn;M ['ton*']
hagweard m. Jaeeper o/ eaftfe tn a common II.=hIenan
field, LL462[20]. hanep (e) m. 'hemp/ Lcd,WW. [Qer.
hAh-=hSah-; hahtb=hagteg hanf]
hal n. omen, B204. hanfugel=hennfagol; hamDedienn
hAl I. =h&lu. IL adj.-h&l hAntfu=hIentfo
hal- h&l- =hel- ; nil-, hel-
; +hap, hmpiio fit, convenient.
hAlan I. (±) to 'AeoV cure, rave, CP,Lcd, +hapllcnee convenience.
f.
Mt,Ps;M (+) free*, asfofe, GD36".
: hapee f. 'hasp, fastening, JB.
'
+h*ll Hosannaf [hal] IL to castrate, haptlan to 'hasp,' fasten, A.

Lod3186m . hapte (pret. 3 it.) jumped, MLZl 4n .
+hald=+hield hAr (a, e) n. 'hour,

9
Led; M : a hair, JB9
halef m. man, hero. Cp(i),Mk.
hAle=h&lu; +hAled=hil har»=har-, hear-, her (e)-; hAr-sher-
+halednei f. Aeotoy, GD247 U . hAre f. sackcloth of hair, Mt; M. ['hair*']
hAlend (6) m. Saviour, Christ ['healend' +hAre +hferede hairy.
f
Qer. heiland] hAren of hair, Bl^Lcd. ['hairen']

halendlle wholesome, OEG 153V hArenfasol sb. hedgehog, SP8l03u (op.
halet-=hilet- hatte-f.).
haletff m
- (nap. h»letfaa, haleti) man, hero, harfeet (e) m. autumn, 'harvest* -time, A,Ct;
fighter, B. {'heleth'; Qer. held] AO; August, A 10186. h. handful hand-
haletfhelm = heolotthelm ful of com (a due belonging to the husband-
basmerm 'halter,' WW. man on an estate), LL460. [Qer. herbflt]
hAlgere m. eanctifier, DR(a'). horfeitUo autumnal, M.
halhiht/utf o/ corner*, [healh 1.1 hnrfestmonatt m. 'harvest-month,' Septem-
hAUg unstable, inconstant, Bo 110*. ber, MQrtZK
liallngf. 'Aeatoy,'tfic. harfeit-tld f., -tima m. autumn, harvest-
halm=healm time.
hAlnes f . salvation, safety, CP : Mmduary. hmttettwAta m. autumn rain, 102v . AO
['AealneM'] hArgrlpa (0 ; v. late) m. seizing by the hair.
hAlneegrttf n. peace-privileges attaching to LL611.
a sanctuary, LL471[19]. hArlht aotry, 9. WW613
halotld f. prosperous time, Chb1065d. hArlng m. 'herring,' Ql(6),WW; M.
halsent (Cp484«)=hAlsiend hArlngtfma m. herring season, Ct.
habere m. soothsayer, augur, Cp963a. hArlooone m^.locke of hair, HOI ['hairlock 9]
±halstan to exercise augury, take omens, barn f. wave, tide : (t) eea, ocean.
foretell, prophesy* Gl. [hftl] hArnAdl I. curling-pin, 1200. OEG
half-lend, -igend (&) m. soothsayer, augur. hnrnllota m. ship, Gul307.
hAlsung I. f. augury, divination. IL— hwneaard n. hire-Up, Lod. \Qer. haien*
h&lrang I. aoharte]
haltt, hAltfo f. 'health,* JB : joitwtfon, Zed; hAnyle ($) n. 'hair-sieve,' A 0-264.
î : healina, A. hAe f. 'hest,' bidding, behest, command, A,
hAlu f. AeaOA, prosperity, safety, salvation, Gen. [hatan]
M,CP. battel m. 'haul' shrub, Oly Lcd; Mdf. M;
hAlubearnf n. Saviour, Christ. haeselhnutu f. 'haeelût,' Gl,WW(s>).
hAlwyrt f. 'pnlegium,' pennyroyal, WW
hAeere m. master, lord, LkLR.
300".
hAtynd=h&lend hmlen of hotel, Led. {'haeelen'}
bamaht (MkR l») =heahmiht ha9sp=hjep8e; hmtue=haa«ao
hAman to have intercourse with, cohabit with, hAstf I- violent, vehement, adv. hmt-e,
M,CP marry, MtR.
: •Boe. IL t violence, strife.

HJSWALWE 144 HALIG
hAswalwe (WW7»)=*i*«wealw© hafooeynn n. hawk-tribe, M.
bat m. 'hat,' Cp,AO; M. hafooere m. hawker, WW235*.
bAt pres. 3 sg. of hatan. hafoclugel m. hawk, LL(162 1 »).
±h*tan (a) tr. to *Aeo<9 v £Ar,£ai : into. hafoewyrt t a plant, Lon.
oeconu Aof, GJ. nafDla=hafela; -hafol(nss) v. wan-h.
hAtoole=hfeocole hafuc=hafoo
bAte f fteo*, iE,AO.
. [hat] hafudland (WW147u )=heafodland
bseteru np. garments, ME. ['hater'] haga I. m. hedge, enclosure, curtilage, WW;
bAto=heta; hAts(,£L18*")=hjegte« Mdf fortified enclosure,
: B
homestead, :
bAtst pres. 2 sg. of hatan. house, CL ['haw'] II. m. 'haw, 9 WW

b»tt=hs3t; hAtte=hatte, v. hatan. 204* : trifle, WW 138"; 269s.
basttenda attacking, [hatian] hagal^hagol
basttlan (e) to scalp, LL 334,30,5. haga«orn=hagut$oni; hage-=hago-
bAtu (o\ e") f 'AeaV iaw-m<A, Bl,Mt,VPs; +haglan (impers.) to please, suit, gif him
M : fervour, ardour, VHy. (nine) td o»m +hagige if he can afford
bA8 I. mn. 'AeatV vnftUed land,waste, Ex; it
Mdf : fteatter, 0J,Z«*. IL =h»oa hago- v. also hs*g-.
9
bAVa m. hot weather. bagol (S31 , e 1 , a 1 , e«) m. 'hail, M,Qen Met, t
bABberle f whortleberry, Lop.

. Ph : hail shower, Bo : name of the rune for h.
bAfeole f. name of a pant, WW. hagolfaru (hsgl-) f. hailstorm, Wi.105.
hAften I. (e) 'heathen,* heathenish, pagan, hagoUan to 'hail, AO (-gal-).
9
A&\ ; A0,CP. II. m. jpfttOe, forte* man hagobcar m. hail-shower. 9

(especially of the Danes), M,Mk. hagoistan m. 'hailstone, M.
bAtfena m. heathen, LkR21» hagoron (ea) f. spell, NabSO1 *.
hAtSeneynlng m. aeo<A«n W»0, Da 54. hagosplnd (ea) n. cheek, [haga]
bA&eneynn n. heathen race, Gkn2546. hagosteald L (hsjg-, heh-) unmarried, in-
bAttendtim m. 'heathendom, false religion, dependent. II. m. unmarried man attached
9
LL. to a court, bachelor, young man, warrior,

hAtfenf eon n. heathen sacrificed Jttl53. liege man. [Oer. hagestolz] III. n. celi-
bAffenfole n. heathen people, W223". bacy, Rd21". IV. (heh-) virgin, LL,NG.
bAffengleld (i», y») n. idolatry : idol hagostealdhad (h»g-) m. unmarried state.
bAftengDda (y«) m. idolater, M. bagostealdlto (heh-) virgin, DR661 .
bAftenbere m. Danish army, Cms, hagoetealdmonn m. bachelor, warrior.

9
hAtSentee 'heathenish, pagan, AO. hagostealdnes (heh-) f. virginity, N.
bAttennes f. heathenism, paganism, BH. hagu- = hago- 9
9
{'heathenesse ] haguflorn (S3 1 ) m. 'hawthorn, Gl,Mt,Lcd.
9
bAtfenselpe m. paganism, idolatry, Mfihr ha ha interj. 'ha I ha! MQr.
9
(ei ['heathenship ] hal=heal; hal-=heal(h)-; bil-=haM-
9 9
hAttenstyro m. heathen calf (the golden calf dbhil 'hale, 'whole, entire, uninjured,
of the Israelites), PPs 105". healthy, well, sound, safe, genuine, straight-
bAtteld m. heath-land, Bo 34". forward, Lcd,Mt; M,CP. wee on h., h.
hStiiht heathy, KC. westu, h. beo on hail/
bAVln-=hs3oen- bilbAre wholesome, salutary.
bAtistapaf m. heath-stalker, wolf, stag. halo(OET489)=healh
[stsppan] hftlag, haleg-=halig 9 halg-
bAtfung f. heating, MR 1-286. [h*tnng] halattan (fe) to greet, hail, salute.
hAwen (e) blue, purple, azure. halettend m. middle finger (used in saluting),
bAwengreneeerufean, WW379* WW.
hAwenhydele f. a plant, Lod. halettung f. greeting, salutation.
bafa, imperat. of nabban ; hafast, hafa©=» halfsBSt piousf healthy ? RB 72*.
hafst, h»f5 pres. 2 and 3 sg. of nabban. hilga I. wk. form of adj. halig. II. m.
9
-bata v. wan-h. hafala=h&fela saint, M,Ct. ['hallow ]
halastu = hafast on haJgawarai=haligwaras
9
hafecere m. 'hawker, LL. ihalgUn to 'hallow, 9 sanctify, M,Jn :
hafeUt (ea) m. head. consecrate, dedicate, ordain, BH,Bl,Chr;
halelest=hafenleast M : reverence, ^Hy : keep holy, Bl.
hafen pp. of hebban. +halglgend m. DHy64*.
sanctifier,
haf enlanf to hold, grasp, [hebban] ±halgung f. 'hallowing, 9 consecration, BH.
hafenlias destitute, needy, poor, M WW. y bUgungbde f. benedictional, NC299.
I'haveless
9
hafen]
', halgungram m. consecrated ram, M.
haf enleast f want, poverty, M.
. biU-=halig-
9
h&fern=hftfern hallg 'holy, consecrated, sacred, A,Lk :
hafetlan (i 1 ) to clap, flap, M. venerated, JB,G,VPs : godly, saintly, CP,
bafoe (ea) m. 'hawk,' 0ST,Wyrd\ Mk. as sb. what is holy, MtL. adv. -lioe.

HAUGAN 145 HAND
hftUgan 1. to heal up, get well, CP. IL« ihamettan to fcnue serfs, Ct,LL.
hamterelt n. ootH? home, AO 146".
hftllgdag m. holy day, Sabbath, MkLJL. hamtett resident, settled in or owning a
['holiday'] house, M.
haUgddm m. holiness, righteousness, sanctity, himfaru f. attack of an enemy in his house,
JB ; CP: holy place, sanctuary, chapel, : M
housebreaking : fine for housebreaking, [v.
relics,holy things, LL : holy office, GP61 1 . LL2-504]
9
['halidom ] hamhenn f. domestic fowl, Lon92a.
haligdomhOs m. 'sacrarium, 1 818. CM
+hamtan to establish in a hornet JnL p 188f.
hallgern n. holy place, sanctuary. hamliat homeless, Rd40».
haHgm6natt m. (holy month), September. hamm I. m. piece of pasture land, enclosure,
hiUgnw f. 'holiness,' sanctity, religion, El, dwelling, Ct;&L;fcdl. Vham 9 ] II. f.
Ps; M: holy place, sanctuary, CP,W : holy 'ham* {part of leg), Lcd,WW; M.
thing, relic +hammen studded with nails (of shoes)?
hallgportto m. sanctuary, CJVPs. GD37"
hillg-rift, -ryft, -reft f. veil, M. -hamod . +fioer-h.
haUgw&cea m. vigil-keeper, LL (224s7 ). hamola (o1 ) mutilated person? ANS98-127.
hillgw»t«r n. 'ftofy water/ JJff. tO hamolan beeoiran to shave the beard off
hallg-waras, -ware mp. aatnto, N. (as insult), LL 68,35,3.
(o1 , e1 )
9
haUgweore n. amctoary, APs737 . hamor m. 'hammer, Jul,WW.
halm=healm hamorlan (amer-) to beat out, forge, GPH396.
bilorf n ? salvation, [hfill hamortecg m. hammer-sedge, Lod.
halp=healp 3 sg. of helpan.
pret. hamorwyrt f. black hellebore, waU-peUitory,
9
haJs-=heal8-; hals-=h&]B- Xerfl-374. ['hammerwort ]
bftls I salvation, Cb687? hamsclr f aedUeship, Gl.
.
habere =h£lsere -hamseyld riht-h. .

hatagang (WW
190") = healegund hamslUend m. home-possessor,
haJsian (±) (Sa) to adjure, call up, convoke, hamslttende living at home.
CP,Mt,OST,VPs : exorcise, LL. [v. hamsffi m. return home, HL10 . m
hamsffllan to return home, WW118"
9
'halse and also h&lrian, healuan]
halslgend I. m. exorcist, M. IL = h&Isigend hamadcn f offence of attacking a man in his .
nalstan=healBtan own house, LL : the franchise of holding

halsung f. exorcism, LL. [v. 'halsing 9 ] pleas of this offence ana receiving the penal-
(v. also halsung and healaung.) ties for it : the penalty itself, Ct. ['hame-
9
halswurtfung f. (Aanbowtn? /or safety, sucken ]
Ex 681. [hals] hamateall m. homestead, Ct. ['homestaU ]
9
halMhealt; hal« = heald II. hamstede m. 'homestead, Ct 9
halwenda m. Saviour, M. hamule (Chb 1039i) = hamele

halwende healing, healthful, salutary, M, hamur= hamor
CP sanctifying, M.
: hamweard homewards, towards home, on the
halwendllc salutary, wholesome, adv. -lice, way home, Chr M. ['homeward '] ;
9
iE,CP. hamweardes adv. 'homewards, Chr.
h&lwendnee f. salubrity, BH28*. himweortfang f. ornament of a home, B2998.
halwynde = halwende hamwerod (eoa a8 ) n. household, BH191*.
,
ham L m? under-garment ('subucula,

9
h&mwerd (;E)= hamweard
OEG), WW. ['Acme 1 ] II.=hamm hamwyrt f. house-leek, Led, ['homewort ] 9
ham I. m. da. ham 'home, 9 dwelling, house, nan f (boundary-)stone, BC. [' hone ']
.
Bl,Jn,LL; AO : manor, eriate, hamlet, M, nana m. cock, M. [Qer. hahnj

BH,Mt. II. adv. 'Aorae/ Aomttoord*, hanaaang m. cock-crow, MH41*.
Chr,Jn;M. III. 'cauterium, 9 A 30- 258; hanerftd (©) m. cock-crow, M. [or&wan]
33 390. haneredtU (o l ) I. time of cock-crow, WW
hama m. covering, dress, garment : womb, 413".
'puerperium, v. OEG : ffotfo* o/ a mafce, handa) 'hand, 9 Jn,VPs,
9
(o) f. (gd*.
NC299 : bridle? Lod3-42" (A30-267). WW;AO,CP^. brad h. palm, on h.
hama m. cricket, WW. [Qer. heimohen] gan to yield, on h. eyllan to give a pledge :
hametttt familiar, NG. side (in defining position), M. switSre,
hameyme m. home-coming, return, M. winstre h. right, hand, on gehwnoere
left,
9
['homecome ] h. on both sides : power, control, possession,
hamele f. rowlock (only in phr. at Stare charge, Ps,RB. on h. agiefan, t5 handa
hamelan for every oar, Le. rower, Chb Uetan to hand over (to), on handa aellan
1039x). [ON. haznla; . also ha] promise, bargain, to handa healdan hold
hamellan to hamstring, mutilate, Chr. (land) of another, on handa settan entrust,
9
['hamble ) commit : agency, Ps, VPs : person regarded
hamer= hamor; -hamer v. clod-h. as holder or receiver of something. I
0. H. 10

HANDAX 146 HASSWEGE
f. 'dextralis,
9
a kind of axe, WW handsooluf f. retinue, B.
221" handseyldlg condemned to lose a hand, LL
1
l (ea«, a ) to lament, NG. 471[13,1].
handbanaf m. slayer by hand, B. handieald given personally (by the king), LL
handbell f. 'handieU,' Ou 637[12].
handbde f. 'handbook/ manual, LL,WW. bandseaz n. dirk, dagger, M.
handbona = handbana handielen 'mandpafio,' WW449*.
handbred n. palm of the hand, breadth of the handseten f. attestation, signature, ratifica-
hand, ML. tion, Ct
handcla* n. towel, JE. ['handcloth'] handiez=handaBax; handilyht=andslyht
handoops m. handcuff, manacle. handuntBll m. blow with the hand, 'alapa,'
handeroft m. manual skill, power of the JnLRlO*.
hand, handicraft, JS,LL. {'handcraft'] handspltel m. hand-shovel, spade,
handcwyrn f. hand-mill, M. [oweorn] handsporu f. claw, finger, B986.
handiUMa m. doer with his own hand, LL. handstoe n. cuff, sleeve, v. ES 38-352.
handele= handle handswigefloe adv. similarly, RB. [and-]
+handtastan to betroth. handswyle m. swelling on the hand, WW
handfmtnung (e1 ) f joining hands in con- 205M.
.
firmation of a pledge, WW. handtam tamed by hand, MLS*.

handfull nf. • handful, EpJsPs. '
handttegn m. retainer, servant.
— -——
handgang m. imposition of hands : surrender. handtfwealn. washing of the hands,
"
140*. WW
m. companion in labour,
, ML
bandweore n. handiwork, Rd,LL. ['hand-
work']
handgemdtf B.
n. battle, handworbt made with hands.
handgeaoeaft f. handiwork, Gxn455. handwundor n. marvel of handiwork, B 2768.
1
handgesella (o ) m. companion, B1481. handwynn (o) m. a kind of insect, Cp,WW.
handgeeteallat m. companion, B. ['handworm']
handgeswlng n. blow, stroke, El 115. handwynt f. wrist, ['handwrist'] WW.
handgeweaM n. power, possession, PPs 106*°. +hange (o) disposed, inclined to, Roc 42.
handgeweore n. * handiwork, \creation,JEJPs. hangelle L appendix, Rd45c.
handgewlnn n. manual labour, work, hangen pp. of hdn.
struggle, contest. hanglan (±) (intr.) to 'hang,' be hanged, JE\
handgewrlt n. handwriting, agreement, deed. CP
: depend, rest on, JS:(tr.) hang, suspend,
handgewrttten woven JB t Lcd.

by hand, B1937.
[written] hangra m. hanger, wooded slope, Mdf
handglft f wedding present, fHy 10".
. hangrAd? (ES 39-348) =hancred
handgong handgang hangwlte? n. penalty for miscarriage of
handgrtpe m. 'hand-grip,' £965? justice, EC. [v. 'hangwite']
handgittt n. peace, protection given by the bar I. 'hoar,' An hoary, grey, old, B,Jud, :
T
king's hand, LL (v. 2-494). [ handgrtth'] Met,Wa. II.=hftr
handhabbend red-handed (thief), LL 172[6]. hara m. 'hare,' Ep;
handhaf m? n? burden, LkL 11 . M haranhlge hare's foot (plant), Lod.
M
handbamur m. hand-hammer, 44SK WW
haranspeocel viper's bugloss, WW299*.
'
handhnegl n. napkin, towel, 1

127 . WW
hiranwyrt = harewyrt
bandhrlne m. touch, An 1022. harasteorra m. dogstar, 198M. WW
handhwn f. instant, JE. ['handwhile'] hard = heard; hirehane=harhune
handle tl 'handle,' Cp. hlre-wyrt, haran- (Lcd) f. a plant, l colo~
handleanf n. requital, recompense. casia,' WW1358 .
handleng(u) f a hand's length, IM 124w .

. harhone f horehound. .
ihandlian to 'handle, 'feel, Led; Mi discuss, hirlan to become hoary or grey, J£,8hr.
A 8-304; 308. ['hoar']
handBn hand -cloth, napkin.
n. hirnas f. hoariness, WW. [' hoarness
']
handllnga adv. by hand, iELll M7 : hand to hirung f. hoariness, age, j9£Gb295".
hand, at close quarters, JE. [' handlings '] harwelle, harwenge (M) hoary, grey-haired.
handloeent joined together by hand. harwengnes f. hoariness, old age, WW198*1.
handlung 'handling,' M.
f. baa 'hoarse,' WW.
handmagent n. bodily strength, hieata m. oarsman, rower, Chb 1052s. [ha]
handmltta = anmitta hasewa=haswa wk. form of haeu.
handnagl m. finger-nail, Lod 125a. haihrTm»n to sound harshly.
handplegaf m. fight, battle. hasten to be or become 'hoarse, JE. '
handpreost m. domestic chaplain, M. haslbnutu ( WW

=hmelhnatn
handrfis m. onrush, attack, B2072. haenes f. 'hoarseness,' WW-, M.
handrol famed for strength, Ex 247. haesue m. coarse grass, KC. rhassock']
handsealu = handacolu haeswtge sounding hoarsely, GFH391.

HASU 147 HEAFOD8LJ5GE
hasut (ea) dusky, grey, ashen. heafod n. g». besides 'head, 9 JBJnB,VPs.
hasting grey, ashen, Kd 121 . heafdee botian to forfeit life : top, OET :
haiupad grey-coated, fCHB937. source, origin : chief, leader, CPfihr :
haawlgfetSref grey-feathered. capital (city), AO.
bit [862] I. 'hot, 9 flaming, Qujjcd; M,CP, MafodflBoer (afn) m. chief field.
AO : fervent, excited, Bl : intense, violent, hiafodAdre f. cephalic vein, Lod 96b.
147". WW
An,QuJ>h : inspiring? attractive? Skit 64. hftafodbftn n. skull, Lod.
II. n. heat, fire. III. (±, not + in N) n. hiafodbeag m. crown, Bo 112n.
promise, void, LkL ;CP. hiafodbend m. diadem, crown : head-bond,
+hata m. enemy, WW 393*. fetter about the head, M.
±hltan» active pret. he(h)t, h$(h)ton; heafodbeorg f. helmet, B 1030.
passive pret. (origly. pree.) h&tte (CP,Mt) hiafodbeorht with a splendid, shining head,
to command, direct, bid, order, Mfit : Bd20>.
summon, Dan : vow, promise, Jul : (w. hiafodblfoop m. high priest, M.
nom. =voo.) name, caU, AO;CP:be caUed, htafodbolla m. skull
M. f'hight'] htatodbobter n. piUow.
hite adv. forty, fervidly, AB. ['hot'] hiafodbotl n. ancestral seat, Ct.
hitheort (y«) I. n. anger, rage. Ih (±) heaiodburh f. chief city, MÔ.
wrathful, furious, passionate, M,CP : heafodcla* n. head-doth, head-dress, WW;
ardent, whole-hearted, adv. -lloe. ML. ['headcloth
9
]
hitheorte f. =hatheort I. htafodcwlde m. important saying, LL :
+hitheortlan to become angry. chapter, DR.

bitt&eortnes f. rage, fury, mania, M,CB z heafodcyrice f. cathedral, LL.
zeal, fervour. htefodeee m. headache, M.
±hathiertan (i, y) to become angry, CP. healodfrsBten nes (e») t hairpin, ornament
htthlge m. anger, PPs897 . [hyge] for the hair, WW.
bltbort (KGl) =hatheort healod-gemsBcea, -gemaea (GP) m. mate,
hat-tan, -igan to 'hate,' treat as an enemy, companion, fellow-servant.
CP,SL hiafodgerlm n. number by heads, greatest
hittan to be or get 'hot,' VPs. number, Jud309.
hattgend m. enemy, &Qn206*. htafodgetel n. cardinal number, iEGB283l .
hatigende becoming hot, Lod. htafodgewMe n. face-covering, veil, M,W.
hatigendllc hateful, MLZ*». hiafodgllt m. deadly sin, capital offence, LL
+hAtland n. promised land, BH346*. 380[2J.
hatol hostile, bitter, AB,WW(KQl). V hotel 9 ; healodglmmf m. head's gem, eye.
op. hetol] heafodgold n. crown, PPs,W.
hitte v. hatan. htafodhAr n. hair of the head, WW.
hattefagol ab. hedgehog, APsl03a (op. heafodhebba m. beginning, A 8-304 prime :
hfiren-f.). mover, ML23»*.

hatung f. haired, LPs; M. ['hating'] htafodhnegl (u s )n. head-dress, So74*.
hitung f. heating, inflammation, Lod. htafodhifeffa f. scurfiness of the head, Lod
hitwende hot, burning, Ex 74. 85b.
+hattarlan = heaoorian htafodlht (e») with a head or tuft.
hafelftfam. elbow, Lod 99a. htafodleahter m. capital crime, deadly sin,
-hawe v. earfoC-h. M.
hawere m. spectator, CP229". heafodleaa 'headless,' WW; M.
±hawlan to gaze on, view, look at, notice, hiafodUe capital, deadly (crime), Bl.
M,CP. ['headly']
hiwung f. observation, AS. htafodllng m. equal, feUow-servant,MtL(ud).
hi m., heo t, hit xl (pen. pron.) 'he, ' she, it ['headling']
pl.they: (reflex. pron. ) himself, herself,itself. htafodlond n. strip of land in a field, left for
hfe I. np. and nam. (wk.) of heah adj. turning a plough, Ct ; WW. [' headland']
IL =heah adv. III. = hie, hi, nap. of h*. heaiod-m&gt, -magaj m. near blood-
h*a- = heah- ; heador = heatfor relation.
hftador, hSadeor^heahdSor htafodmann m. 'head-man,' leader, captain,
hiaf m. mourning, lamentation, wailing, AO. WW;M
[-hoof] hiafodmynster n. church, cathedral.
hlafd-=heafod- htafodpanne f. skull, ML ['headpan']
heatdlan to behead. hiafodport m. chief town, Chb1086.
heated =heafod; heafela=hafela htafodrlee n. empire, A068n .
htanan (,ffi)=heofian htafodair m. pain in the head, Lod.

hteflle sad, grievous, Bl123*. htafodalenf t (eyesight), eye.
heafo (B2478) nap. of h»f. htafodslsege (a*) m. head of a pillar, WW
heafoc=hafoo 3761*.
10—2

HEAFODSMJCL 148 HBAHSCEAWEBB
'capitium,
9
part of a woman 9
* haahfore f. 'heifer,' M#H,WW.
Areas, WW276" ; 369". haahfrfet m. high lord.
hialadstada m. chief place, AO : high place, htahfraols m. great festival, LL344[47],
emend place, LL470[3,5]. h*e±STbo\9as*gm. great feast <foy,LL262[25].
healodstdl m. capital, AO. htahfraoWU f. great festival, LL 252 [22,2].
haafodstow t place for the head, BH324*. htahfru (WW)= heahfore

haafodsw&na m. dizziness, Gee 1668. haahtyr n. towering flame, Whale 22.
tatafodf^n = heafodfllen haangAst m. Holy Ohost, Ce868.
haafodaynn (a*) f. deadly sin, W290*. haahgaaldor n. charm, PPs674.
haafodVwftal n. washing of the head, WW haahgerala m. high sheriff, chief officer, pro-
146*. consul, prefect, M.
haalodwa&rc m. pain in the head, Led; WW. haahgaaamnung I. principal synagogue,
['headword] Mk5».
h**Jotoe9ril.LwatehovertheheadrB2M9i haahgesosaft f. noble creature, Gen 4.
body-guard, LL444[1]. ['headword*] IL haahgaaoaap n. fate, B3084.
m. chief protector, leader. III. f. chapter. haahgsatrftant n. rich treasure.
htafodwlnd m. chief wind (E, 8, or W N
haahgatimbrad high-built, Sat 29.
wind), LOD3-274. hiahgettmbrut npL lofty edifice.
htafodwbaf m. chief, director. haahgaffirlng n. whelming flood, Rd4ot .
hiafodwdtt f. voice, BdO*. haahgatfungan = h&ahoungen
haafodwund f wound in the head, LL20[44]. haahgeweorc n. excellent work.
.
htafodwylm m. tears, El 1133 : burning pain htangnornungt f. deep grief.

in the head. haahgod m. Most High, Ood, PPs 66».
hiafodwyrhta m. chief workman, iEH 2-530. haabgrsatt carved in bas-relief, WW348*.
haafola=haiela; hiafra =heahfore hiahbid m. holy orders, LL(334<).
haaJaang m. dirge, WW
430". [heofan] haahhalm loftily crested, ZDA33-238.
haafu (B1862) nap. of h*f. haahhaoloda (en-) f. elecampane, LoD28b.
haafua(VPs)=haIoo; haalud=heafod haahhaort proud, Da 540.
h*ag>=Uieah; haaga-=hago- haabhllVt n. high hilL
haaga(i«)==h©ahadv. haahhwlolod (a*) having high wheels, WW
haago- = hago-, hagu- ; haagum v. heah. 140".
haah I. (e) gam. fifes, asm. hean(n)e, gp. heahhylte n? high wood? Ct.
haar(r)a, dp. heagum, heam, oomp. hierra haahhyrde m. archimandrite, head abbot,
9
(S, eah, ie, y) ; sap. hiebst (ea, e, y) *high, OEG910.
tall, lofty, M,BH&cd, VPs, etc. haahhyrne = aaghyrae
: high-class,
exalted, sublime, illustrious, important, CP, haahlaacs m. learned physician, MH.
VPs proud, haughty deep right (hand). haahlandt n. mountainous country
: : : .
9
II. adv. 'high, aloft, JBOr. haahttraow m. head teacher, WW.
haanattare m. high altar, W. haaldaaa=haahla3oe
haahbaorg m. mountain, PPs94 . 4 heahlaornere n. high teacher, master, OEG
htahbftaaop m. archbishop, pontiff (Jewish) 910. :
high priest, HL10*». hftahlic=healic

haaHblias f. exultation, PPsll8lu . htahlutat f. great love.
haahboda m. archangel, Gr295. haahmeegen n. great force : power, virtue,
haanburg f chief city, metropolis : (f) town
. ML.
on an eminence. haanmaassa f high mass.
.
htahaasara m. emperor, tHy7*. haanmauaadaag m. high-mass day, NC300.

htahelaofa m. principal chamber. htanmlht} f high authority, great might,
.
htah-ellf n. nap. -cleof u high cliff. heanmodt high spirited, exultant : proud,
haaftmft m. high shiU, Rd36*. haughty.
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haancroftlga m. architect. htahmMnas f. pride, CP301 .
haaheynlngt m. high king, Ood. haahmunt m. mountain.
haahdaor n. stag, deer. haahnama m. most exalted name, tHy7 u.
haandeorhund (haador-) m. stag-hound. htehnas (J5)=heanes; htahra v. heab.
haahdeorhunta m. stag-hunter, Ct. haanraoadt n. high building, temple.
haahdlanon m. archdeacon. haahrodor m. high heaven, Gen 151.
haah-aald* superl. -yldest (CM 36) excellent, haahrun = hagorun
distinguished. htehaioard m. high or chief priest.
hfiah-aaldor -ealdormann m. ruler, patrician.
, haahsfilt 1 great happiness.
haahangal m. archangel, M. haahsfifltof T m. chief pirate, WW.
haahfaader m. patriarch, M,CP Ood. : haahaangara m. chief singer, BH314*.
htantest permanent, immutable, Wn> 143. haahseaafta m. chief pirate, OEG8**.
htahfaastan n. fortified town, city. [scaCa]
haahflod m. deep water, high tide. haatasefewera (e1 ) m. 'pontifex, 9 DR21*.

HEAHSCTREMAN 149 HEALP
htahtefreman (e1 ) m. •
procurator,' DR1939 +healdung f.
. keeping.
htehseld n. rostrum, throne. hialtee (GL)=h$ahlfcoe
hftahsele m. high hall, B647. hialede suffering from hydrocele, ruptured,
heahsetl n. exalted seat, throne, judgment- CP.
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seat, JlJnL(e*). [v. 'Mttfe'T healf (a) I. adj. 'half, A,Ct,JudyLcd; M,
h«ahaomnung(MkL; ^)=hi AO. tiridde h., etc. -t%oo and a half, etc.
htahstfop very high, Gin 2839. [Oer. drittehalb] 11. (a) f . half, AS,0,Chr :
htahstede m. high place, B286. side, Ql(*),Mt,Cti M,AO
: part, CP.
htahstef nf having a high prow. healfel*med half-plastered, HL17" 7 .

hftahsMt m. highway, Ct. ['high street 9 ] heaJfelungen (a?) half-withered, Cp265s.
heahtrtrengtfu f. strength, PPS1077. healfotyplgende adj. semi-vowel, iSGn.
heahsunne (3*)adj.mp. very *in/uZ, MkR2 lf healf-cwle, -oucu half dead, AO.CP.
.
htehsynn f. deadly sin, crime. healfdead half-dead,ljCD.

htahttd f. /*rf>wJ, Aoty day, LL. [*A*jft healfeald (a1 ) half-grown, LoD92a.
tide') healfftte lame, OPH396.
htehtlmber m. lofty building, Chu46. hwUffreo half-free, W171«e.
htehtrtew f. solemn compact, Ex 388. heatfhir somewhat hoary, A 8*449
heahftearf f. great need, PPsll7. healfhiafod n. front part of the head, MOr
heahftegen m. chief officer, captain, M : 74«.
apostle, M : angel. WW
healfhrOh half-rough, 152".
heahftegnung f. important function, Ex 96. heatthundlng m. cynocephalus, Nab.
htahtttod (S1 ) f. preo* jieopfe. heaUhwtt somewhat white, WW 163'.
heahttrte m. frea* terror, Gxh2645. heallhjd half a hide (of land), LL460[7,1].
htehttrymm} m., hSahtfrymneat f. great heaJfmann m. 'halfman, 9 JEOr21.
healfnmro half a mark (v. maro).
h«Z$ut=fceh«u healfpenlgwurtf n. halfpenny-worth, LL, W.
htehttang en o/ AipA ron^ , flfartriottJ, AO. healfriad reddish, 149*. WW
htahwtefod n. At?A altar, WW186n . healfwyMlg partially guilty, ZDA31-23*
htehweoro = hSahgeweorc heal&eeterm. half a 'sester 9 (measure of
hfehwlta m. high councillor, Ghb1009. bulk), WW444'. [L. sextariup]
heahyldest v. heaheald. hemtblnewealt semicircular, 179". WW
heal = (l)healh; (2) heall I. healfelApende half-asleep, LV3; MH1381 .
tateI(BL)=h&l healfMMlen half-cooked.
heala m. hydrocele, CP66». heaffler=halftet
heatern n. hall building, B78. healftryndel n. hemisphere, 140T. WW
healdI.n.j>rota^,C7Arl03ft;XC. ['AoW*; healfunga to a certain extent, partially, im-
«hie)d] II. sloping, inclined, bent perfectly, M,CP.
+heald = +hield healfwudu m. field-balm, LcD44b.
heaMan 7 (a) (±) (tr. and intr.) to 'hold 9 healgamen m. social enjoyment, B 1066.
('t-Aa&T), contain, holdfast, grasp\ retain, healglan =balgian
possesf, inhabit, Mfihr ; CP. t5 nanda b. healh m. (?n. at LHy6»x ) (nap. halae)
hold (land, etc) of another : (±) euro, re- corner, nook, secret place., CP,Outh,WW :
train, rule, reign, Chr,CP :(±) keep, guard, corner of land left by the stream in a river
preserve, foster, cherish, defend, M,Bl,Mt, valley, Ct (v. Mdf). ['Aafe']
Ps; AO : withhold, lock up : maintain, up- healhlhte having many angles, OEG121.
hold, support, M,LL
: regard, observe, fulfil, hftallc («) high, elevated, exalted, lofty,
do, practise, Bl\M*. take care t CP
: celebrate, sublime, JS; CP
: deep, profound, intense,
J
hold (festival) : ho d out (intr. ), last. ongEan iE,CP : lordly, noble, great, illustrious, dis-
h. resist : proceed, go : treat, behave to, bear tinguished, J$;CP : proud, hauqhty •
oneself. egregious, heinous, W. adv. -Hoe highly,
+heaMdagas mp. kalends, WW 176*. aloft, JB : in or to high position or rank,
+heaMe contentedf careful? v. MF162. loftily, BH
: intensely, very, BL ['highly']
healdend m. protector, guardian, ruler, king, htallenes sublimity, majesty, M.
t.
lord, God.
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heall I. f. hall,' dwelling, house, B,Mt; $ M
+heaMendgeorn continent, DR45"?(a1 ). CP. II.=healh. IIL rock, OEG41 11.
l 9
heeldiend custodiens, EPslM'. healUe palatial.
±healdnes f. keeping, observance, BH
heallreai n. wall-tapestry, Ct
:
guard, watch, APs38*. heallwihrlft n. wall-tapestry, Ct.

heaWsum (hal-) sufficient, ANS 129*26. heahn I. (a, ») m. 'haulm,' stalk, straw,
+healdsum provident, economical, frugal, Lcd,MtL,VPs : 'culmen, 9 thatched roof?
CP : chaste, continent, ML. land? LL116[61]. II.=helm
±healdsumnes t keeping, observance, de- heahnstrtaw n. stubble, SPs82-«.
votion, M i custody, preservation : conti- healoe=holo
chastity. healp pret. 3 ag. of helpan.

HEALRECED 100 HEARM
healreoed n. haU-building, B68. heanspedlg poor, Cra 26.
healf (a) m. neck, Oen : prow of a ship. heap ml. (of things) 'heap,' Cp,CP : host,
['halse'; Oer. hals] crowd, assembly, company, troop, band, Bl;
healfbeagf m. collar, necklace. J£,CP.
healsbeorg f. neck-armour, OEG. ±heaplan to ' heap ' up, collect, bring together,
htolsbbcL phylactery, Q. [bale] accumulate, Lk.
heelsbrynlge cor«fel, v. 0£Q2« U. heapmAlum adv. by companies, in troops,
healstett adj. cm a «2aroe, Gsn2238. flocks, JS,CP; AO. ['heapmeal']
healffang n. JSne prescribed in substitution heapum adv. tn heaps, in troops.
for capital and other punishments, preferen- heapung f. heap, BH. ['heaping']
tial share of the 'wergeld,' LL (v. 2-489). hear-(N)=heor
['halsfang'] heera=heahra (v. heah)
heeJagebedda i beloved bedfellow, consort, haaronung = heoronnng
wife, B63. heard (a) 'hardy* harsh, severe, stem, cruel
healsgund (a1 ) m. neck-tumour, Lod,WW. (things and persons), B,Bl,Cr,Mt,Lcd :
healflan to entreat earnestly, beseech, implore, strong, intense, vigorous, violent, B,Bl :
AO.CP. [v. also h&Luan, hftlaian] hardy, bold, B;AO.
healflendlte (a) that may be intreated, SPs heardowide m. harsh speech, abuse (or
u
89 . adv. -lice importunately. T hearmowide), Cb1444.
heabtttendt m. sitter in hall. hearde adv. 'hard,' hardly, firmly, very
healileter n. reins, OET522. severely, strictly, vehemently, : exceeding- A
healsmngeV f. beloved maid, Gut 2155. ly, greatly, M.
heeJsmyne m. necklace, M. [mene] heardeog I.f sharp of edge. II. f. sword,
hamtood (a1 ; e*) mn. head-cloth. El768.
heaJaome f. neck-tumour, LoDl32b. heerdhara m. a fish, mullett Cp.
heabref eter (a ) t. feathers of a pillow, down, heardhfew chisel. Cp408c.
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Rd41". [cp. OuQ. halaare * cervical'] heardheort hard-hearted, : stubborn, M

heala-eood, -ed=heaJaod obstinate, M.
healstAn (a) m. small cake, WW. heardheortnes f. hard-heartednes*, M,CP.
healf ung t prayer, supplication, conjuring, haardhlcgendet brave.
entreaty, [v. 'halse' and also hakung and ±heardlan to be or become hard, Led : harden,
hfilflungl Led. ['hard']
healf unggebed (a) n. litany. haardlngt m. bold man, hero.
healsungttma (a) m. time of supplication, heardlie severe, harsh, terrible : excessive.
NC299. adv. -lice harshly, resolutely, severely,
haaJswasre m. pain in the neck, Lod 113a. sternly : stoutly, bravely, : excessively : M
healfwrlfta m. necklace, Rd54 . hardly ('paulatim,' 'tractim'), ES42-174.
healfwyrt (a) f . a plant, daffodil f 'epicurium, heardlienas f. austerity.
auris leporis,
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Lcd,WW;ORQ. ['hals- heardmod brave, bold, over-confident,
obstinate, MLW".
i M
wort']
healt (eo) 'halt,' limping, lame, AO. heardmodnes f. obstinacy, MRV252 1*.
healt- =heald- heardnebba m. raven, <£H2-144 U .
healtlan to 'halt,' limp, CP,VPs(u)\M : heardnas i. 'hardness, ' Bp,Mt^cdJtB.

hesitate, ^L18M :faU away, BH. haardra (OEG) =heardhara
healtfegnf m. hall-officer. haardrAd firm, constant, Gs*2348.
healwudu m. woodwork of hall, B 1317. heardeMIg unfortunate, unhappy.
htem v. heah. heardsAlnes f calamity, AO 104".
.
hiam-ol, -nl miserly, frugal, Cp. heardsMf f hard lot, calamity, unhappiness :
.
heamolscipe m. miserliness, NC300. misconduct, wickedness, CP.

haan I, lowly, despised, poor, mean, abject, heardwendllee strictly, BH365".
B,VPs; M,AO. ['hean'] adv. hftane. hearg(»,e)nap.heargat, em. temple, altar,
II. v. hftah. III. (-h) to raise, exalt, extol, sanctuary, idol, AO,CP : grove f A* 110.
BH. [-*hlenf hjn; 'high'] heargeard (herb-) m. dwelling in the woods.
heanes f. 'highness/ A(hteh-),CP : some- Wit 15.
thing high, high place, height, Jft(heah-), hearglle (h) idolatrous, 236'. WW
VPs. on heaniesnm tn the highest, 'in heergtresf (»*) n. idol-temple, B 175.
excelsis,' M: excellence, sublimity, CP : heargweard m. temple-warden, priest
high rank. (herig-), Air 1126.
heanhad m. difficulty, WW. hearhMhearg
htenttc ignominious, abject, poor, AO. adv. hearm (e) h m. damage, 'harm,' injury, evil,
-Hoe. affliction, B,Oen; M,CP grief, pain, Oen
: :
haanmddt downcast, depressed, sad. insult, calumny. II. adj. harmful, malig-
heannes I. (e) t treading down, NG. IL- nant, eviL
heanet hearm shrSam

HEARMA 151 HEFELD
hearma m. shrew-mouse? weasel? OET (Cp haaVugrlmt fierce.
666). [OHG. harmo] heatJulaot n. battle-play, battle.
hearmaeoinnen made of weasel shins? Chb heatfullnd L shield of linden wood, fCHB
1076D. 937.
hearmberg (») m. grave, Bums Casket. heaftuD&endet m. seafaring warrior.
hearmowalu f. great suffering, Cb1609. hea*um*re famed in battle, B2802.
heanneweodellan (VPs) wv.« hearmowe&an heatfurAet onrush, attack. m -
heannewetfan* to speak evil of, revile, NO. heatfureaf n. war-gear, B401.

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hearmewetfend (e ) m. slanderer, JPs71 . 4 haatfurlnet m. warrior,
hearmowlddlan to calumniate. Bo. hea&urbtf famed in war, brave.
hearmowldef m. calumny, blasphemy : heaftuaeeard? dinted in war, B2830? (or
heavy sentence, curse. heatiuaoearp battle-sharp).
?
hearmowldol evil-speaking, slanderous, &. heatfuaeoe wounded, B2754.
hearmewldollan (eo», e») to calumniate, heattaaigel m. sun, Rd72 w.
Psll8 1M . heattusteapt towering in battle.
hearmowldolnes f . slander, EPs U8"4. heafluswatf m. blood of battle.
hearmdag m. day of grief, B3153. heattiaweng m. batOe stroke, B2581.
hearmedwftt n. grievous reproach. heattutorht clear as a battle-cry, B2553.
hearm-ful, -fullic hurtful, noxious. heaftuwAd f. armour, B39.
-hearmgeorn v. un-h. heafluweorc n. battle-deed, B2892.
h eannheortnaa f. murmuring, complaint, heatSuwMg weary from fighting, Wald2".
WW 511*. beatfuwytmt (»', e») m. fierce flame.
heannlan to 'harm,' injure, M. heaum=heagam dp. of heah.
hearmleotf f n. elegy, lamentation. +htew n. gnashing, grinding.
heannlio harmful, grievous, M. heaw- =h«w- (heawi, Cp303o =hftwen)
heannloeaf m. prison : heU. ±heawan T to 'hew,' hack, strike, cleave, cut,
hearmplega m. fight, strife, Gen 1898. cut down, kill, ABJH,Chr,Jud,LL : make
heannaeatta m. terrible enemy, B766. by hewing, A. arftan h. to slander, 160*. W
heannaeearut f. affliction, punishment, heawen (K)=heofon
penalty, [sceran] -hfewara v. hrfoer-, wudu-h.
hearmslege m. grievous blow, Cb1435. -habba v. heafod-h.
hearmaprAe f calumny,. 198*.WW dbhebban* (») pree. 3 ag. h6i, pi. hoion, pp.
hearmataft m. harm, sorrow, tribulation. hafen (hafen) (wk. forma in LWS, pret.
* 9
hearmtan m. shoot of sorrow, Gsx992. hefde, pp. hefod) to heave, raise, lift, lift
hearpe (»)
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'harp, JB,VPs; CP.
f. up, exalt, AB££lJ>s;CP : intr. rise9
hearpen&gel m. plectrum. W100'.
hearpere (a) m. harper, BoJ< ,CP. n;M habba =h»bbe v. habban.
hearpeatre f. (female) harper, WW190V -habba, -nebbing v. up-h.
hearpeatreng m. 'harp-string,' ApT. hebbendllc exalted, DR181 14 .
hearptan to harp,' Bo; M.
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hebeld=hefeld; heben=heofon
hearpnraegel =hearpenggej heber=h*efer; hebue=hafoo
hearpaang m. psalm, WW 129*. bece=heo; haead=bacod
hearpelege m. plectrum {instrument for Mean n. kid, E836-332; NC357.
striking the harp), OEG : harp-playing. haeg (CHE547B?)=he«e
hearpewfig m. sound of the harp, BlPsICO*. hecga-spind, -awind=nagoepind
hearpung f. * harping. Bo. ihedan I. (w. g.) to 'heed,' observe, BJLLi
hearraf (», e, ie, eo) m. lord, master, Ohr(m), M
: look after, care for, guard,
protect, take
Gen. ['her* ; Ger. herr] charge of : obtain, receive, take, M. II.—
haarra=:heahra (v. heah) hfdan
hearstepanne = hieratepanne hadelaV m. o coarse, thick, upper garment
hearaum = hientun like a chasuble, Lcd 1*346".
heart (NG)Wheord, heorot hUdarn (?) n. storehouse.
-hearwa v. Sigel-h. ; taaaa v. heah. hSde prat. 3 sg. of began.
heasoan=hyscan; heafu=haau haden m. robe, hood, chasuble, LL.
heatto-=hea$u- (=war) hedendlic captious, OEG 3208. adv. -Hce,
heatforf- n. restraint, confinement. WW1991 .
±hea$orlan (ef ) to shut in, restrain, control. hataMlan=hefeldian

heatfrym = heahttrymm hefde I. (VPs) =h»fde pret. 3 sg. of habban.
heatf uhyrnet f. war-corslet. II. v. hebban.
heatf udeort bold, brave, hefe (m) m. weight, burden, : 'mina, M
hemtvdrwnamtnt* fighting, El 130. talentum,' GPH396.
heatfafprf- n. cruel fire. hafaful severe, RB4911 .
healtageong young in war, Fa 2. hafagXhefig

heattuglemm m. wound got in battle, Rd57*. hefeld m. weaver's beam, Gl. [v. 'htald']

HEFELDIAN 16? HELLHEORT
iheleldUn (a*) to fix the weft, begin the web, MM
——-L=hyld, hyMo. IL=hield
Gl. =hieldan
toleMMM m. thread (for weaving), Gl. hsMeht tansy, Lcd,WW;M. ['held*']
hefelgyrd (e») f. 'liciatorium,' weaver's II.=hyldo
shuttle, Gl. h»Yel subterfuge, LL(Z20"). ['hele']
hef e-ttc, -Uoe =hefig-lic, -Hoe hele-=helle-, ele- ; httend=hfelend
hefenL
heofon
(») f. burden, had? RB49". II.= Mlamng = heolorung
belf-=healf-, hielf-
; MM= heleC
hef eOme = hefigtime helfan to halve, Gp303B? (herbid).
hef ett pree. 3 sg. of hebban. Mlgod=heUgod; MQirfliie=heIlerane
hetglan=hefigian ±h*XMmtoconccal,cover,hide,JBJiL. ['Me*]
heflg 'Aeaey,' Met,Mt : tmporto*/, pwe, Mile, MUoe=heahUo f healToe
(ib)
«twe, serious, A,Bl,Mt : oppressive, f. MU
Hades, JS,VPs : 'heU,' infernal
grievous, PsJiL. [hebban] adv. hefige, regions, place of torment, Gehenna, BoJIB
AO,CB,M. [helan]
irheflglan to moiw Aeavy, FP# : toeigrA down, MUtwnd mf. bond of hell, B3072.
oppress, afflict, grieve, BH,CP,Mt : aggra- MUenlht m. devil, demon, MLSF*.
vate, increase : become heavy, depressed, heUcrwtt m. hellish power, An 1104.
weakened, CP,Gu. ['heavy*] MUeund of hett, W264».
heflgllo weighty, serious, severe, burdensome, heUewataf f . pains of heU.
grievous, sad, M. adv. -Hoe, JB,CP,G. heUOort n. gate of hell.
['heavily'] heUebealu n. heU-bale, On 1427.
heflgmod oppressive, ERPs64«. hellebroga m. terror of heU, LPs.
heflgnea (») f. 'heaviness, 1 weight, burden, hellebryne m. hell-fire, Jttd.W.
affliction, MtL ; GP : dulness, torpor, Bo(m). hellecftgan pi. keys ofheU,MFHl2S.
Mflgfyme (!*) grievous, severe, troublesome, MUeoaall m.jaw* of hell, Air 1702.
oppressive, AS. [team] helleetnn n. hellish race, Gb 1020.
Mflgtfmnef f. trouble, M. helleolamm m. hell-bond, Gxn373.
Mfod wk. pp., hefB pre*. 3 sg. of hebban. MUedfofolf mn. devil
hefon = heofon ; heft- =hnft- MUt-dorf n. y -duraf f. gate of hell.
hefug=hefigu pi. of hefig, GP2851. Mltafiftr m. floor ofheU, courts of hell, Sat 70.
Mg^hieg hellefjr n. hell-fire.
±Mgant to perform, achieve : hold (a Mnegftstf (»*) - epiritofheU. m
meeting). Mllegeat n. gate of hell, 4SH1-288.
hegdlg=hygdiflr Mllegnindt m. abyss of heU.
hege (ea) m. 'hedge, 'fence, JB,Gl; Mdf. Mltogiut m. pit of hell, GEG684.
hegecUfe iJudge-clivers, LoD20a. hellegryre m. horror of hell, Sat 433.
hegeglan = hegian Mlfe-haftf, -h»ftaj, -haeftlingt m. prisoner
Mgehymele f. hop-plant, WW3O2 . of hell, devil.
hegel ( VPb) =h»gl, hagol MlleMaf m. waitings or howlings of hell,
hegerAw f. 'hedgerow/ KG (&). G«N38.
lMgtT\tet.eleavers,goosegrass,Lcd\ ['hairif'] Mltohlnea m. heU-Umper, devil, Air 11 73.
hegasahl m. hedge-stake, GD24*. [op. Ger. hinken]
hegewugge hedge-sparrow, WW. [suoga; Mllehund m. hell-hound, 3-350" KC
'hayeugge'] MUehOi n. hell-house, Gxr649.
±heglan to fence in, hedge, enclose, 8c. grep heUeMc=hellic
h. tocutagrip,U*455[lZ]. ['hay'] MUeloe n. hell-prison, GD325".
Mgnas=heanes MUemeagen n. troop ofheU, 166. MFH
Mgitaf m. fence, enclosure, WW205*1 . Mllemere m. Stygian lake, WW.
hegstald- = hagsteald- hellenft m. torments of hell, Gen 775.
Mh (VPs, N), h6h-=heah, heah- hellerfkne f. pythoness, sorceress, M.
+MMn (VHy)=hean m. hellescealc m. devil, Sat 133.
he he indicates laughter, MGr. ['he'] hellesceatta = hellseeatia
hehstald, hehstalS- =hagosteald, Legiteald- MUesiatf m. pit of hell.
Mht pret. 3 sg. of h&tan. hellertsl n. hell-torment, M.
Mhta-hiehtta; +helge (KGL83")-+h*g© heilettegn (hel-)f m. devil.
hMrta=hehsta . heah. hellewlte n. hell-pains, torment, M.
Miweg m. highway? EC 130'. heUewItebroga m. horror of hell-torment,
MMhell W151".
Mia (*) m. 'heel, JnLJjcd,OET,WW.
' hellflren f. hellish crime. Part 6.
±helan< to conceal, cover, hide, AO,VPs; hbUtuaf bound for heU.
CP. ['hele' ; Ger. hehlen] hellgeUwlng n. confinement in hell, Gnr696.
Mian I. (oe) to calumniate, MtR5M . II.- MUgod n. god of the lower world.
hfilan I. MUMort terrified, NC301.

HELLHEODO 15* HEOFONISC
heOheoto f. vault of heU, hell, 8at 700 (or (enge-) n. gallows, GPH396.
T two words). hengwtte n. fine for not detaining an offender,
heIllefeW«*,,0. r'AeKtib*] LL496[4J.
helbeeatta m. heU-foe, devil : 'infernus.' henn (») f. 'hen,' A,Mt,Lcd.
hell-tref, nap. -train n. devil's temple, henna m. fowl, LL(220").
Ah 1693. hennebelle (») f. henbane.
helltrega m. heU4orture, Gin 73. henntagol m. hen, Ct.
hell-waran, -ware mp., -warn fp. dweller* in hentan to pursue, attack, LL;M: (±)appro-
*
heU,M. priate, seize, Chr. Vhent, ' i-hente '1
hellwerod n. fori o/A«ff, W. hentf , hentta = hyn$, h^nCu ; henu = heona
hellwlht (hel-) fn. devil, W1861. heo I. na&f. and nap. of pron. 3 pen. 'she,'
helm m. protection; defence, covering, crown, they. ILt = hfew
MJLA summit, top {of trees), jBJBo,WW
: ; hftodsBg adv. to-day, Grar 661. [Qer. hente]
CP helmet, Cp,WW (t) protector, lord.
: : heof I. m. wailing, mourning, grief, MÔ.
Vhelm'] II. str. pret. 3 sg. of hftofan.
tabus m. 'helm,* rudder, Bo,Cp,WW; M. hfofan" (pret. h6of, h6f, heofofi) to lament,
helm-bAre, -berende leafy. CP.
helmberend m.f hekneted warrior. heofen=heofon
drhebnian (y) to cover, crown, An : provide htefendlte dismal, mournful, WW. adv.
with a helmet, JBQr. ['helm'; 'i-helmed'] -Hoe.
-hehntg v. leaf -h. ±heof-lan, -igian to lament, M.
helmlht Jea/y, WW396* ; 493» heoflg-=hefig-
hehnweard (holm-) m. jrfol, Air 359. hteflgendlto mourning, lamenting, A 10*146
hUo=h£ln; helor=heolor 188.
help (y) fm. help,* succour, aid, AO,Bt Bl.
l
heofllo lamentable.
l
helpan* (w. a. or d.) to help,' support, hfofodîeafod ; heofog (BL)*»0iet1g
succour, jB,CP,Ct,OXLJPs : benefit, do heofon (e) ml. (often in pi) sky, firmament,
good to, Lcd(intr.),LL : cure, amend, Mk. AS,Bo,VPs : 'heaven,' M,Mt : the power of
helpef. =help heaven, Mt,Lk.
helpendm. 'helper,' Bl heofon I. f. lamentation? Ex 46. II. str.
helpendlle auxiliary. pret. pL of heofan.
helrOn = hellenma heofonbeaeen n. sign in the sky, Ex 107.
hetaHna m. hellish monster, B163. heofonbeorhtf heavenly bright.
helr«negu f. sorceress, witch, 472". WW
heofonblggende ' Calebs, ' DHy. [ON. byg-
helspure f. heel, VPs. gja]
helt I. = hilt. II. pre*. 3 eg. of heldan. heofonb*me f. heavenly trumpet, Cb949.
III. (KGL)=hielt pre*. 3 eg. of healdan. heofoneandelf f. light of the heavens, sun,
heH5egn=helleCegn; helur^neolor moon, stars.
hem m. 'hem,' border, WW1261*. heofoneenned heaven-born, DHy 108*.
+heme? customary f AS32M . heofoneolu npl. heat of the sun, Ex 71.
hemed (BC2-522') hemman. v. heofonound celestial, heavenly, CP.
hemed=h£med; hime9=hfimed > heofoneundlle heavenly, W.
hemetfe under-garment. [Qer. hemd] heofoneyning m. king of heaven, Christ, Bl
hemlie {M) = hymlic 201. Vheavenking']
hemman to etopup,close,T? PBlW. [MHQ. heofondCma m. heavenly ruler, Sat 668.
1
hemmen] heofondlloe = heofendlice

hemming m. shoe of undressed leather, WW
heofondrtamt m. joy of heaven.
468". ['heming'T heofondugutf f. heavenly host, Ce 1666.
hen>4henn; hln=hean; hen-=hien- heofone (M,Vf) = heofon
henan = hlenan heofonengel m.| angel of heaven.
+hendan to hold, PPs 138s . [hand] heofOnfugolf m. fowl of the air.
+hende near, at hand, M,Mk : handy, con- heofontyr n. fire from heaven, W262 1*.
venient, AO. adv. near, at home, M. heofonhallg holy and hea verify, Air 728.
['hend'] heofonhimt m. heavenly home.
-hendlg v. liflt-h. heofonheah reaching to heaven, Da 653.
+hendnes f. neighbourhood, proximity, M. ['heavenhigh']
henep-hanep heofonheail f. heavenly haU, LL(382»).
heng pret. 3 eg. of hfln. heofonhlAft m
hread of heaven, manna.
-
hengeellf n. overhanging cliff, 180*. WW

heofonhrof m. -fvault of heaven, heaven :
hengen f . hanging, M
: cross, : rack, tor- M
roof, ceiling.
ture, St imprisonment.
: heofonhwealft f . vault of heaven.
hengenwltnung f. imprisonment, LL471[16]. heofonhyrst f. ornament of the heavens,
hengest, hengst m. stallion, steed, horse, Gen2189.
gelding, Ct,WW ; M. ['hengesT] heofonise (e1 ) heavenly, AO !•.

HEOFONLEOHT 164 HBORD
tootonltohtn. heavenly liffkt, Ax 97Q. heonu (an(n)a, ane, eno, (he)ono) if, but 9
heofonleoma m. heavenly light, Aw 840. therefore, moreover, whether, ANS01-2O5.
heotonUc' heavenly/ celestial, Bl;Lk. adv. heonun (if*)=heonon
-noe, JBGr,DHv. heop (LPs67") =heap
hoofonmsBgwit n. heavenly force. haopbremel (y«)
4
m
. dog-rose, bramble, Lcd.
heofonrleen. kingdom of heaven, Bl,Cr ;AO. [v. Atj>']
['heavenric'] Mope L 'hip,
9
seed-vessel of wild-rose, Cp,
heofonsetl n. throne of heaven, DD277. Led,WW;Mi bush, brier.
faeofonstoomt m. star of heaven. hear = heorr
heofonstdl m. throne of heaven, G»r8. heora gp. of he, heo, hit.
hMlonttmbwn. heavenly structure, Qxis\4A. heofan=hferan
heofontorhtt very bright, glorious. heorcnian (e, y) tr. and intr. to 'hearken,*
heofontungolf n. heavenly luminary. JB,Guth.
listen,
heofonttrtat m. heavenly company, Sat 222. heorcnung f. 'hearkening/ listening, power
heofonVrymm m. heavenly glory. of hearing, JE.
heofon-ware, -waran mo., -waru fp. inhabi- heard I. (e, io) f. 'herd,* flock, JS,Mt,WW
tants of heaven, A. 4
[ heavenware'] CP keeping, care, custody, CP.
: II. syca-
hA0fonwaaldend(e«) < amtonen«f , 0£G23 u . more, LkR 19«. [heorot-?] III.=hired
heofonweardt m. heaven's keeper, God. heordan pi. 'hards* (of flax), tow, Cp,WW.
heolonwerod n. heavenly host, W. heorde I. (VPs)>=auerde. II. =heord
heofonwlttlg divinely fair, NC301. ±heardnes f. custody, keeping, watch.
hoofonwolcenf n. cloud of heaven. hoordrAdon f. custody, care, keeping, watch,
hoofonwdmat m. terrible noise from heaven, ward, JSLftr1 ).
hoofonwuldor n. heavenly glory, fHyd". +hoordun* f. guard, watch, ERPs38*.
heofalUm. lamentable state, B,m4S J [hoof] htereLt (f) pleasant, secure, B: gentle, mild,
hoofun=heofon pure, Gen. ['here'] II.=hiere
htofung f . lamentation, mourning, M. hoorl =eorl ; heoroK&eoru ; heorod=hiered
heofungdag m. day of mourning, M. hoorot m. hart, ' stag, Bo(heort),VPs(-ut).
hoofungttd f time of mourning, M.
. hoorotborge f buckthorn-berry,
. WW.
hoolan = helan heorotbrembel m. buckthorn, Lcd.
hoold pret. 3 sg. of healdan. heorotbrer f. buckthorn, LkR 17'(heart-).
hooldan = healdan heorotolAfre f. ' hart-clover, » hemp agrimony.
hoolforf n. gore, blood. Lcd.
hooUrigf gory, bloody. beoroterop m. cluster of hartwort flowers.
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hoolor (e , e", u*) f. scales, balance. heorotemeoru n. hart's grease, LoD46a.
heolorbledu (©*, a*) f. the scale of a balance, hoorotsol n. stag's waUowing-place, Ct.
WW427». heorr mf. hinge, B,Bo,Cp,LPs : cardinal
hoolorian to weigh, ponder, Gl. point, Lcd. ['harre']
hoolonmg ( e1 , e1 ) f . * momentum, ' the turning heorra = (l)hearra; (2) heorr
of a scale, WW460". hoort I. (± ) high-minded, stout-hearted, ML.
heolofteynn n. denizens of heU, Ce 1642. IL^heorot
-heolotfe v. heah-h. hoortan = hiertan
heotoffhelmf (») m. helmet which makes the heortancnys f . * (com)pulsus cordis'? v. ZDA
wearer invisible. 3 1 13n.
*
hoolp = healp ; hoolr- = heolor- hoortbuoe m. roebuck,

heolstor (e*) I. m. darkness, concealment, heortoolta f heart disease, Lod 66b.
U911. WW
.
cover, hidina-place, retreat, [helan] II. hoorto f. heart (organ), Lcd, VPs : soul, spirit.
adj. dark, shadowy, M. A#,Q,RB, VPs : will, desire, VPs : courage,
heolstoroota m. dark chamber, grave, Ph49. Gen, VPs : intellect, Mt,JnL.
heobtorhof n. hell, El 764. heortece m. 'heartache,' pain at the heart,
heobtorlocaf m. prison, cell. Lcd.
heolstor-soeadot f. v -wrawat m. concealing heorten (y) o/a fori, Lox> 1-216".
shade, darkness. heortgeslda pi. entrails, M.
heolstrig shadowy, obscure, WW. heortgryre m. terror of heart, 1*. W86
heolt = healt heorthama m. pericardium, internal fat. M.
heom dp. of hS, heo, hit. heorthogu f. heart-care, W177'.
heona (LkL), heonan, FP«(io), heonane hawtlitm dispirited, DD124, W137 M.
(Gen) =heonon(e) +heorUXoe adv. cheeringly, GD317".
heono (NG) = heona heortlulu f hearty love, JHy 9»
.
heonon, heonone hence, from here, away, Mt : heortecmf n. heart, DD39.

from now. h. for© henceforth. heortseoe ill from heart disease.
heononsW m. departure, death, Don 86, heortwwrc m. pain at the heart, Lod.
Bk2L heart (e)m.'hearth,'fireplace,Gl,Az: house,
w _.
heononweard transient homc,MJ*L.
«"***,

HEOBD 166 HERBSWEG
heortf-=eor&-
heortfaLm.deer- (or 0oaJ-?)«&tn,
^^
WW 337*.
here-Maeen,
-beacn n. military ensign,
standard : beacon, lighthouse.
II.(HGL483)=heorda here-beorg, -byre f. lodgings, quarters, NC
heortfbaeen baked on the hearth, M. 346. [Qer. herberge]
heorfcneoht m. attendant, CP361". herebeorglan to take up one's quarters, lodge,
7
heorfltest having a settled home, LL322 . Chb1048f. [Qer. herbergen]
heortfgonaatt m
- retainer.
' 9
herebltetf cowardly, Ex 463.
heortipenlng m. hearth-penny, tax (for the herebroga m. dread of war, B462.
Church), Peter'* penny, LL (v. 2-606). herebyme f. trumpet, sackbut.
heortfewfepe f. bridesmaid, Cp701p. herebyrglan = herebeorgian
heortwerodf n. body of retainers. herebyrne f. corslet, B 1443.
heoruf m. sword. hereclrm m. war cry, Gu872.
heorublae mortally wounded, B2488? hereetst = hereoyst
heoruoumbul n. standard, El 107. n. standard, El26?
hereeombol
heorudolg n. deadly wound, A* 944. herecystf I. warlike band.
heonidrftorf m. sword-blood, gore. +heredllc (LPs 106") = + hierendlio
herefeldt m. battle-field, field.
heorudrtorigf blood-stained : dejected, crest*
fallen. herafeoh n. booty, AOU8*.
heorudryne m. sword-drink, blood shed by the hereftta m. war-troop, Gb1013.
sword, B2368. hereftyma(e)t m.fugitivefrom battle,deserter.
heorafsBttm m. deadly grasp, Ex 604. herefolof n. army.
heorufla f. arrow, LPs 60s . herefong m. osprey, WW.
heorugttret fierce, greedy for slaughter. herefugol m. bird of prey, vulture, eagle,
beorugrfidlgf bloodthirsty. Ex 161.
heorugiimmf savage, fierce. hareg-=herg-,heriff-
heorubdelht with formidable hooks, savagely heregang m. incursion, W3121 .
barbed, B1438. hare-goat In. gp -geat(w)e, -geat(w)a, -geatn
heorung =s herang war-gear, military equipment, Bo,Ma :
heorusoearp very sharp, Bd6 . s 'heriot,' CtJLL (v. 2-600).
heorusoeorp n. war equipments, Hill 73. heregeatland n. heriot-land, L220.
noorusereet *• coat of mail. hereglld (e, eo, y) n. war-tax, Danegeld,
heoruswealwe f. falcon, hawk, 186. Wy
Chrfit. ['heregeld']
heoruswengt m. sword-stroke. heregrlmat m. helmet.
fceonit=heorot herehand f. violence of war, BH366n .
heoruwdpen n. sword, Jttd263. herehldtS war-host, troop, Gul042.

f.
heoruweaUendei gushing with destruction. hare-htttf, -hytf f. booty, prey, plunder, JS,
heoruwearg m. bloodthirsty wolf, 1267. B AO.
heoniword n. hostile speech, 84. FT herel&f t remains of a host, M
: spoil, M.
heoniwulf m. warrior, 181. Ex harolle martial, WW374*

Mow I. pret. 3 sg. of hfewan. IL=hiw herelof mn. fame, glory, OEG.
htew- = hlw- ; hfrowan = heofan haremsBOg m. warrior, Gen 2483.
hepllc=h»plic; her- = hear-, hier- haremsBgent n. warlike force, multitude.
her I. adv. 'here,' in this place, JB,Q,VPs : heremann m. soldier, LkL7s .
in this world, Bl,LL : at this point of time, heremann = hieremann

at this date, now, Chr,Ct towards this place,
: heremetfel n. national assembly, El 660.
hither, B. II.=hftr haranas (») f. praise*
Mr-sh&r-, hler-, hjr- herenett n. corslet, B1663.
hirafter (f) adv. 'hereafter, ' feifer on, 4,B#. herenffi m. warfare, B2474.
hirbeforan adv. 6e/ore, previously, W52 11 ; herepadf f. corslet, coat of mail.
FM361*. her(e)-patf, -p»$ m. military road, highway,
her-beufan, -biufan adv. *ere ooot*, jw«- v. CC46 and Mdf.
viously, CP. hererfls m. hostile raid, W271 1 .
hirboendet mp. here-dweUers, dwellers on herersBSwat m. commander.

earth. herertal f . war spoil, plunder, booty, M.
herbyrg^horebeorg ; herenlan=heorcnian hererinct m. warrior.
hfireyme m. coming here, advent, Or 260. hereaoeaft m. spear, B336.
herd=heord; herd-, herd-=hierd-, hierd- harasoaorp n. war-dress, Fin 46.
here (obL oases usu. have herg-, herig-) m. heresffif m. warlike expedition.
predatory band, troop, army, host, multitude, herespM f. success in war, B64.
Chr,Mt;AO,CP (*se h.' almost always- Mrespel n. discourse, at 77. Cm
the Danish army in Chb) : battle, war, herestr&l m. arrow, B1436.
herestr&t f. highway, main road, CP3769
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devastation, ['here ;Qer. heer]
hire I. f. dignity, majesty, importance. and n (LL666,10,2).
II. (VP8)=hfire hereswflg m. martial sound, Bust 23.

HERESYRCE 156 HlKHDU
f. cor*KBl511. hit pret. 3 ag. of hatan.
herettam m. plunder, devastation : predatory hetan to attack, MLW.
excursion. hate (ea) m. 'hate,* envy, malice, hostility,
hare-tima, -tjfrna m. army leader, general, persecution, B
t BH, VPs ; £*A0,CP.
king, ruler. hetegrtrnf fierce, crueL
hare-toga, -toha m. commander, general, heteMhetol
chieftain, JB,BH ; AO,CP. ['heretoga* hatalle hostile, malignant, horrible, violent,
Oer. heraog] excessive, AO,B. ['hateUch*] adv. -Hoe,
herettreaff m. war-band, droop. A. Vhately*]
heretirym m. phalanx, WW411 M. hetend=hettend
herew&d f . mail, armour, B 1 897. hetenltft "^ hostility, spite, wickedness.
herewftpen n. weapon, PPa34» hatarof fuU of hate, ks 1422.
herewaasma m. prowess, B677. hatarfln f. charm which produces hate, 34t . Rd
herewfttfat m. warrior. heteaprfte f. defiant speech, Gen 263.
hereweg m. highway, WW]
48". heteaweng m. hostile blow, B2225.
hereweore n. war-work, El 666. hetetfanef m. hostile design.
herewlan = hierwan hetetSoncol hostile, Jtxl 105.
herewlc n. dwellings, camp, Bl. hetol hating, hostile, evil, M,W
: violent,
herewbat m. caplain, general. severe, RB67W .
herewdp m. the cry of an army, Ex 460. hetolnes (e>) f. fierceness, 1 1™. OEG
hereword n. praise, renown, GHBl009r. htton pret. pi. of hatan.
herewdsaf m. warrior. hett (AO)=hftt pres. 3 ag. of hatan.
herewulf m. warrior, Gen 2015. hettendf m. enemy, antagonist.
herewurd (HGL423)=hereword hettende pros. part, of hatian.
hertest=h»rfe8t; herg=hearg hl8en=h£oen; hewen=h£wen
herg-=herff-, hereg-, heri(g)- M=heo,hIe
hergatf m. harrying, plundering, devastation. hloamiaa f blue titmouse, WW 132 s4 .
hergere m. one who praises, DR. ['heryer*] htegan=hycgan

-thergtan to ravage, plunder, lay waste, hlool m. woodpecker, BC1-47 (Mdf).
9 9
'harry, A0,Chr;M,CP. I* harrow ; here] hid I. fn. a 'hide* of land (about 120 acres,
hergofl=hergaC but amount varied greatly), BH,LL, v. EC
hergung (AO), hergiung t * harrying,* pp457—461andLL2-513. [hiwan] II.=
ravaging, raid, invasion, attack, BH,Chr : hyd
plunder, booty : 'harrowing,* A. hldan=hydan
herh=hearg hidanofar adv. hither.
herlan I. to extol, praise, commend, M,A0, hidar adv. 'hither, * to this side, on this side,
CP,VPs{tB). ['hery*] II.=hierwan. III. A,Cp,VPs. oomp. hideror nearer, h.
«- hergian. IV. = erian and Cider (Cp,CP), hidrea Vidros (owdres),
herig^hearg ; v. also here, Bo, hither and thither.
herlgendllc laudable, commendable, M. adv. hidereyme m. advent, arrival, BH. [* hither-
•lice. come']
herlng=herung hidergeond adv. thither, yonder.
herlnne adv. 'herein/ A. hlderryne adj. directed hither.
herlle =herelic hldertdeyme = hidereyme
hero! adv. * hereof, * of this, A. hlderweard adj. and adv. 'hitherward, 9
heron adv. herein, Ct ; LL. [' hereon '] towards thu place, Chr.
herongean adv. contrarily, in opposition, hldglld I. n. tax paid on each hide of land,
W52». Ct. {'hidegeld*] II.=hydgild
herongemong at this point, in this connection, hidlr-=hider-
meanwhile, CP : among others, CP. Mdm*lum adv. by hides, KC6-98*.
her-patf, -potJ = herepati hldres v. hlder.
herra=hSarra, hferra (v. heah) Me I. nap. of he, hfio, hit. ['hi, hy*]
herst-=hierst-; herram^hiereum II.=heo nasf. of he. ['hi, hy*]
herto thus far, OEG56". hieder=hider
hertoeacan besides, W. hlag (6,1) n. 'hay,* cut grass, Gfrd,VPs.
hertt = heor$ [heawan]
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herttan pi. testiculi,* LL84[65]. hleghOa (e, I) n. hay More, WW. ['hay-
hertfbeUg m. 'scrotum,' WW. house*]
herffland (NC357)=yr«land Meglan(CP)=hfgian
herung (eo) f. praise, A,CP. ['herying*] hlegsltfa (e) m. hay -scythe, GD37 U .
herutbeg (OEG64 , )=heorotberge
hlehra, hiehst ['highest*] v. heah.
herw- = hierw-, hirw- hlehtfu (6, ea, f) f. (often indecL) 'hey
height*
herwft adv. 'herewith,* EC 236. highest point, summit, 8c the heavens,
has- = b vs- ; hist = heat heaven, CrJSl,Qu,8c • glory. [heah]

HitcT fT> 187 HILDEGESA
±hteld (a, ea, eo, i, y) f. (usa. +) keeping, ±hlerstan (e, i, y) to fry, roast, scorch, pain,
custody, guard, protection, CP : observance, CP. [cp. OHO. giharoten]
observation, watching : secret place : pro- hlersto (e, y) f. hierrtepanne (ea, y) f.
tector, guardian. frying-pan, CP.
±hleldan (e, )
intr. to lean, incline, slope, hiersttng (y ) f. frying, burning, CP.
2fo(e) : tr. force downwards, bow or bend hierstlnglittf (e) m. crust, WW372"
dawn, BJjk(y). VMM'] ±hlemim ($, ea, i, f) w. d. obedient, docile,
-hlelde (y) v. earfo8-h. BH(f),Qu(U). ['hearsum']
Well (e, y) m. handle, CP,WW. ['helve ] 9
±hlersumlan (i, y) w. d. to obey, serve,
hlelfilng (e) m. mite, farthing, LkL12*. BH(e*),Mt(J)iAQ : (+) reduce, subject,
l
[healf] conquer, Chr. [ hearsum']
hiellan to make a noise, EPs82*. ±hlersumnes (I, f) f. obedience, submission,
hlelpetf pres. 3 sg. of helpan. BH(y);CP. ['hersumnesse']
hlelt pree. 3 sg. of healdan. ±hlertan (e, eo, y ) to cheer, encourage, CP
-hleltan (y) v. a-h. [healt] M. ['heart' ; heort]
hlelto I lameness, MHlldê, y). ±hierwan (e, i, y) to abuse, blaspheme, con-
±hlenan (£, 6, f) to fell, prostrate : weaken, demn, illtreat : to deride, despise.
crush, afflict, injure, oppress : abase, humble, hlerwend (i) m. blasphemer.
insult, BjjkL : (+) accuse, condemn, CP. hlerwendUc contemptible, adv. -lioe (e)
['hean'] with contempt.
hiene as. of ht. ['hin'] hierwing (y) f. blasphemy, Sol37»
+hlene (6) ready to fall, DR189". hlerwnes (i, y) f. contempt, reproach :
Menend (e1 ) accuser, JnLp59 .

m. blasphemy, W70".
hfenfa (A, 8, y) f. fomtftation, affliction, hlew*<hlw
oppression, annoyance, GP : few, damage, talewestan m. hewn stone, A0212".
harm : act of hanging, DHy
59*. Wewet (y) n. cutting, CP. [heawan]
hiera gp. of h«, heo, hit. ['*«r'] hlewlan = hlwian
hiera ==nierra v. heah. hlewU (CP) pros. 3 sg. of heawan.
±hleran (6, eo, I, J) tr. and intr. to 'hear,' Wf-(v. OEG3913)=hiw-
Usten(to), B,Mt,Jul,VPs : (w. <L) obey, hig=hieL; hlgr^hleg
follow, M,Uk ; CP : accede to, grant, Bl i Mgan=hiwan; hlgeV^hyse
be subject to, belong to, AÂO^Ct. hlgendlloe quickly, immediately, (Veep. MF
±hlerdan (i, y) to harden, make hard : xiv). D [higian]
strengthen, fortify, confirm, encourage, CP. hlgera m., higere f. jay, magpie, jackdaw,
[heard] woodpecker. [Oer. haher]
hlerde (eo, i, y) m. shepherd, herdsman, CP, hlggan—hyogan
: guardian, keeper, B,Bl,Oen,Met,WW : blglan to 'hie,' exert oneself, strive, hasten,
pastor, ['herd'] Bl,Bo,CP.

hlerdeboo f. pastoral book (translation of the Mgid = hid
Cura Pastoralis of Pope Gregory), CP. YOgVk'heut' RPslW.
hlerdebellg (e) m. shepherd's bag, Bl31". hlgleast = hygeleast ; hlgna v. hiwan.
hierdeonapa (y) m. shepherd boy, ML
23™. hjgo (N)=hiwan; hlgora=higera
hierdeleas (i, y) without a shepherd or pastor, hlgre=higere; Mgscipe=hiw8cipe
JE. ['herdless'] hlgtt f. exertion, effort, ZDA. [' hight
']
hierdellc (y) pastoral, CP. hlgung f. effort, GD254 . M
hlerdeman m. shepherd, JE (y). ['herdsman'] hlhsan=hyscan; hlht^hyht
htordewyrt (i) f. name of a plant, Lox>. hlhtlng f. exultation, gladness, WW233".
±hlerdnes (eo, i, y) f. custody, watch, guard. hIht5o=hiehCu; hlle=hylc
hlerdung (y) f. strengthening, restoring, WW
hlld I.t f. war, battle, combat. II.=hield,
150". hyldo
Were gds. of heo. ['her'] % hUdbedd n. deathbed, Ah 1094.
hlered= hired hlldeblllt n. sword.
Mereman (5, i, y ) m. retainer, servant, subject, hlldeblac deadly pale, B2488.
hearer, parishioner, CP. [bieran] hlldebordf n. buckler
+hlerend m. hearer, CP. hildeoalla m. war-herald, Ex 252.
+MerendUc 'awdtfiw/ LP8142W); 'audi- hlldecoi-tSor n. warlike band, Ap41.
endue,' JEQ*l5*(j). hlldeeyit f. valour, B2598.
+hlering (S) f. hearing, hearsay, LPs 111 7 , hlldadteful d. demon, PPs95».
hleringman (e*) m. subject, A 11-377"'. hlldedeor war-fierce, brate, M.
hlernes (8, J) f. (+) hearing, report : (±) hildefrecat m. warrior.
obedience, subjection, allegiance, CP : juris- hlldefrdfor f. war-help, sword f shield f Wald
dietion, district. 2".
hlerra=hearra hildegeatwef fp. war-harness.
blerra v. heah. ['higher'] hlldegesa m. terror of battle, El 113.

HILDEGICEL 168 HIREDWIST
9
hUdegleel m. battle-icicle (blood dripping bind (y)t' hind, (female deer), JS,Chr,WW.
from a sword), B1606. hmdan from behind, behind, in the rear,
hlldegiett m. enemy, Rd64*. £<,AO.»t h. behind, M. [Oer. hinten]
hlldegrasdlgt eager for battle. hmdanweardj adT. hindwards, at the end.
hfldegrip 1 1 hostile grip. hlndberge f. raspberry, CpJBpJLcd. ['hind-
hlldeheard bold in battle. Ap21. berry']
hUdehtomf m. crash of battle. hlndbrer m. raspberry bush, Loi>146b
hlldeleomat m. Gleam of battle (name of a (hinde-).
fawn, WW. ['hindcalf ]
9
word), B.
hlldeleolS n. war-song, Jui>211. if snperL adj. hindmost, last.
hfldemeoe m. sword, B2202. adj. after (thought), sad (thought),
hlMemecg m. warrior, B799. MP ( Veap. D
xiv) : adv. behind, back, after,
talldanMret t war-snake, arrow. in the farthest part, down, on h. backwards,
nlMepnt m. dart, javelin. M. [Oer. hinter]
hllderfis m. charge, attack, B300. hlndergeap wily, cunning, deceitful, WW.
hllderand m. shield, B 1242.
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['hinderyeap ]
hllderlnct m. warrior, hero. hlndergenga m. one who walks backwards,
hlldesad battle-worn, B2723. OEG26" : apostate, OEG5".
hlldesoeorp n. armour, B2155. hlnderhoc m. trick, Mod 34.
hlldeseOr m. shower of darts, Gull 16. hlnderllng I. m. mean wretch, sneak, LL665'.
hildeserce f. corslet, El 234. II. adv. in phr. 'on hinderling* backwards,
hlldasetl m. MkicUe, B1039. PPs. V hinderling*]
hlMaspell n. warlike speech, Ex 573. hlnomTm t. wickedness, guile,KC3Ql; MP
hlldaftaango f. vigour for battle, B2113. 166.
hlMaswat m. vapour of battler B2558. hinderselpe m. wickedness, DHy,OEG.
httdeswflg m. sound of battle, Gmr 1901. hlnderteottrii np. nether darkness, PPs85".
hlWetorht a&tftMy »n fattfe, Mit25*. hinderweard backward, slow.
hlMetux mu tusk (as weapon), B 151 1. hlndeweard reversed, wrong end first, from
hUdettremma m. toamor, Jul 64. behind, GP.
hildetfrymm} m
hilde&y&t f., warlike hlndfalod n. hind-fold, KC6112".
rirenpi*, valour. hlnd-hseleVe, -heolott(e) f. 'ambrosia,' water
hlldewApen m. weapon of war, B39. agrimony, WW.
[. 'hindheal 9 ]
hlktowba m. commander, B 1064. ±hindrtan to 'hinder, ' check,repress,Chr,LL.
nlldewomat m. crash of battle. hmdsl8(BL)=hin0i&
hlldewrfien f. fetter for captives, Sol292. nine I. as. of hfi. IL = heonan
hlldewulf m. hero, Gen 2051. hme=hiwene
hUdiraoa=hildefreoa hlnfosf ready to depart or die.
hUdJEram valiant in war. Ax 1204. lilngangt m.. departure, death.
hUdfrumat m. battle-chief, prince, emperor. MngH^n (Bl ; M) =hyngrian
hUdlataf m. laggard in battle, coward. nlnn- =hin- ; hinon = heonan
hlldslapa m. warrior, Air 1260. hlnsfflf m. departure, death, [heonan]
hlldtfraeu f. onset of battle, Gbk2157. hlnsffigryre m. fear of death, Sat456.
hlieV=hil8; hllhama=hylleh&ma hlo . hehlo- =heo-
;
hIU=hyUv heU hionneT f. 'dura mater,' LL5[36]. .
hllman helmet, cover, Gl. [helm] hlor=heorr; h!ored= hired

-i-hUman = helmian hIoweseHce=hiwisclioe; hlp-=hyp-
hllpestu=hilpest Cu (pree. 2 eg. of helpan hlntful (OEGH 1M )=hyBpfnl
and pron. 2 pen. sing.) hlr=hjr; Mr-, hir- =hier-, heor-, hler-
hilpetf, hilptf pree. 3 sg. of helpan. hlra gp. of hfi, hfio, hits
9
hilt L. pree. 3 sg. of healdan. II. mn.«hilte hire gds. of hfio. ['her ]
9
hllte fn. handle, 'hUt (of sword), ; B,WW hired (So, Ie,£) m. household, family, retinue,
(pL =sg.) jB,BJ3oI AO,Bo,Mt,WW : brotherhood, company,
com? JS,
hlltecumbor n. banner with a staff, B1022
„
""
Ct.
„-e. j.,
9
['hird ]
(or T hilde-). hlredonlht m. member of a household, JR.
hlredeQtS domestic, famuiar, Sc203 w.
9
hilted 'hUted, with a hilt, B.
hlltlng m. sword, OEG 758. hlredgerifa m. 'ex-consul, 9 . WWllO
hUtleai having no hilt, WW142»*. hlredlle pertaining to a household or court,
±hiltu np. (as sg.) hilt. domestic, familiar.
hfltt pree. 3 sg. of helan. hlredman m. retainer, follower, MJia.
him ds. of hfi, dp. of hfi, heo, hit. ['him'] ['hirdman
9
]
hhnming (Cp 1557)= hemming htrednreost m. chaplain, EC255.
Una v. hlwan. hlredwllman m. female member of a house-
hlnan= heonan; hlnan = Menan hold, TCGSl*.
-hlnca . helle-h. hlredwlst 1 familiarity, 80203".

HIS 100 HLAFORDSEARU
his as. of h& ['his') hUBderwyrt f. ladder-wort, Jacob's ladder,
Ms (BH) =b ; hlsc- =hyw- Lod.
hlBpan==hyspan; Msss^hyse hl»dhweofln-t«i/«r-u»A<eZ,u»A<eZ/ofdra«niwr
Mtv.bfi. [V] «p water, WW847'.
hltUn (v)iofaU in with,meet with, 'hit' upon, hlssdst =hl»tet pros. 2 sg. of hladan.
Cftrl066. [ON. hitta] hlssdtrendAl m. teAeeJ for drawing water,
h«- =hy«- ; hltfsr =hUer OEG502.
Mu(2V0)=hgo hMMdlge(a, £) t mtafreM (ot*r Mrt»nfo) 9
hlw («u, Te, f) n. appearance, form, epeeiee, LL,VPs(l),WW chatelaine, 'lady,' queen,
:
kind, M,BH,WW : apparition, WW2S& : Ohr.Ct : the Virgin Mary, Cr. eeo ealde h.
'Aim,' eoiotir, 4,1W : fteanly : Jtpwe of the queen dowager, Chb1061o.
jpeeeA. hlasfl tofel =
hlwan mp. (gen. hfwna, bl(g)na) members of +hUsg n. derision, scorn, 15. Don
a family, household or religious house, Ohr, hlssfullan (Cp317)=hlagolian
G;M. ['hind, ' 'hewe'] hl8Bhan(N,VP8)=hliehhan
hlwbeorhtt radiant, beautiful. hlsshter hleahtor =
hlwcund (ill- ) familiar, domestic. L
hlAnan to eonee to Jean, Jul 63. IL— Iftnan
hlwctttf (le) familiar, well-known, M,CP. -hlssnan v. a-hl.
hlwettBllc domestic adv. -lice familiarly. hlAne ' ban, ' ; AO. ^
+hlwcutftldan to make known or familiar to, ±hl£nlan to become lean, : make lean, OP
NC204. starve, OP. ['lean']
Mwctrttoes f. familiarity, GD71" ; 140». hUsnnss f. 'leanness,' M,OBQ.
MwvMr&dnesl familiarity, 191**. WW±hl«nsian to mdbe lean, itwien, OE0.
hlwen n. househdd, M. Vhewen*] ['knee']
hlwere m. dissembler, hypocrite, M. hlsspewlnee (WW) =leapewince
Mwfssgsr comely of form, 167. MFH hlssst a. burden, load, freight, B
f Bd. holmes «
hlwfssst come/?/, /atr, OEG. h. Jinny Jrtte. Vlast')

Mwgedil d. divorce, 6. +hl8Mtan (e) to load, burden, BH
: adorn,
±hlwlan I. to form, fashion, WW : colour : Jud36. [v. 'Joel* vb.]

dissimulate, feign, pretend, : M
JZpure, hlssstlng f. JoU on loading a ship, TC369.
signify, /& : (+) transform, transfigure, hlssstselp n. trading-vessel, Cp 147H.
['Aim,' 'Awed'] IL to marry, CP318 1 . hl8Bt=l«>t
hlwlend, Mwigend 'informator,' 365? OEG hlSBtst pres. 2 sg. of hladan.
'meditator, ' GPH390. hlAwf (&) mn. mound, cairn, hiU, mountain,
hlwlso n. household, M
: hide (of land v. hid). 2* : grave-yard, barrow, Met : hollow mound,
adv. -lice familiarly. cave. Ptot©']
+hIwlAoan to form, shape, fashion, NC294. hlif m. *loaf,' bread, food, A,JnL,MtL ; M,
hlwlias shapeless, : WW
colourless, Led. AO.CP.
%
['Awefe**'] hlifSto m. ( loaf-eater'), dependant, LL.
hlwlio comely, Lcd,OEG. hl&fbrytta m. etave in eAaroe o/ the bread-
Mwna v. hiwan. etore? EC255.
hlwrssden f. /am%
AofieeAotf, religious hl*f(Ue(VP8)=h]*3fdige
Aoimc, £S. hlafgang m. attendance at, or participation
hlwsotpe m. family, household : hide (of land), in, a meal, RB
: procession with the host, LL.
OC 127. hlaf-gsbrtost, -gebroc n. bit of bread.

hlw* pres. 3 sg. of heawan. hlifhwAto m. bread-wheat, TC 144M .
hlwung I (eo, f) t. (±) appearance, likeness, hlftfltast f. tiont of bread.
l
form, figure : pretence, hypocrisy, M. hUtmsssM f. Lammas' (August 1), ; M. AO
II. f. marriage, A064 M . hlftfmsssssdssg m. Lammas-day.
hlaoerlan to deride, mock, LPs 24*.
,
hlifotn m. 6oifeer « oven, i
. WW411
hlaoerung f. unseemly behaviour, or words, hlalord m. 'lord,' master, ruler, AÂOJi,
LPs43". Chr,0 x M,CP : husband, Ot : the Lord, God,
4 (m,
ea) to 'lade,' draw, or take in [hlaf, weard]
d= hladan JR.
water, JB,JnB: heap up, lay on, build, load, hlafordddm m. lordship, authority, : OP
burden, B,Gen,Bd ; CP. patronage. [' lorddom ' 1
hladung f. drawing ('haustus'), DHySS . 8 hlafordhyldo f. loyalty, AO.
hl« = hl*w hlifordlng m. lord, master, W208 7 .
hbB4n.heapr burden fCP2V«. ['lade'] hlafordlSat without a lord, leaderless, B.
hlasdder (Bl), hl»ddre=hl«der ['lerdless']
hlssddlso m. loaded disht WW
126" hlafordllc • lordly, ' noble, OEG 187 1.
hlssdelm. 'ladie,' A,ZDA. hlafordsclpe m. 'lordship,' authority, rule,
hlssden I. m. bucket, WW
123*. II. pp. of CP : 'dominatio' (title of an order of angels),
hUdan. .fiH 1-342".
hUMer f. 'ladder, 9 A,M
; CP. hlafordsearu fn. high treason, LL.
HLAF0RD80GN 160 HLIEP
hmorandca I act of seeking the prciection of hltonlan to thrive, Ph26.
a lord, LL. hltop pret. 3 eg. of hlfepan.
hlifordswtea m. traitor, Lcd;M. Fiord- hltor n. cheek, Lcd,WW: face, countenance,
swike'] Bp,Ou. ['leer']
hlifordswloe m. high treason, treachery. hJ6ormn(.EL)=teoran
hlaIo«l-fw1cung(MFN167;W225*), -syr- hlftorMn n. (check-bone), temple, LPs 131*.
wung (LL16n5) f. betrayal of one's lord, hleorbolster m. piUow, B688.
treason. hltordropa m. tear, On 1315.
hlAfordttrimm m. dominion, power, NC302. hltonceamu I. confusion efface, PPs68*.
hUUrwc* f. oren-rake, OEG53" (hlab-). hMonlaage m. a blow on the cheek, CP 26 1 •.
hUUsenung f blessing of bread (on Lammas- hleortornt beautiful, Rd6*.
.
<fcy), MH 136*. hltosoeorp n. sheltering robe, Rd 10*.

hliturd=hlaford hUotan 1 to cast lots, M,AO : (±) get by lot,
hlagol inclined to laugh, W40*. obtain.
hlagollan (») to sound. h»o* = (l)hleow«;(2)preB.pLofhleowaiL
hltmmmaie = hlafmgaas hMoffor a. noi«e, eoufirf, voice, melody, song :
1
hlanc 'lank, lean, thin, Jud\PPs. Aeartny.
hland (o) n. urine, Led. ['lant'] +hito*or harmonious, BH60".
hlattlan=la«ian; hliw=hlftw hWotJorcwWet m. speaking, words, discourse,
hleadan=hladan; hlaahter = hle&htor song, prophecy.
hteahterful scornful, Guth. hJftotoreyme m. coming with trumpet-
hteahterllc rttKcvtotu, Guth. sound, Da 710.
hteahtor (e) m. * laughter,' jubilation, BJSl, hWotJorttodet m. pfa* of conference.
CP,8c i derision. hleotfrtan to sound, speak, sing, cry aloud,
hteahtonmftt m. laughter-maker, Ex 43. rewound, proclaim, M.
s hltottrung 1 reproof, SPs37".
hteahtrlan (e) to deride, LPs21 .
hltepan to 'leap,' run, go, jump, dance, hfootfa v. hliC.
7
spring, JE,B,BH,Chr,CP : (+) leap upon, hMouMhleo

mount (a horse). +hWow L warm, sunny, Nor. adv. hleowe
hleapere m. runner, courier, Chr : 'leaper,' Led. [v. 'lew] IL = +hl6w
dancer, WW : itinerant monk, RB135". ihWowan (I, f)(±)to warm, make warm,
hltapettra L female dancer, WW311* cherish, Bl : become warm or hot. ['lew']
hlftapettan v. to leap up, BH390*. hMowdrybten m. protector, patron, Wn>94.
hMapewlnee f. 'lapwing, ' WW. hltowtoftre fp. sheltering wings, Gbk 2740.
hltapung f. dancing, M. ['leaping'] hMowtora m. one who has lost a protector,
hltat pret. 3 sg. of hleotan. Gen 1953.
hlee leaky, CP.ORQ. [v. 'leak'] hlftowmOgt m. kinsman who is bound to
hlecan* to cohere, CP361 M. afford protection.
htoda, hlede m. seat, £2Gb34*. hMowon pret. pL of h!6wan.
hMf =hlftw ; -hlftfan (oe) v. a-hl. hltewitede m. sunny place, WW336*.
hlCga (JMrL6M )=Uewa; htohhan=hliehhan hltowstdl m. shelter, asylum, Gen 2011
hleht-=hleaht- hleow* (I, f) L shelter, covering, warmth, M.
hlam m. sound, CP. ['lewtV]
Memman to cause to sound, clash, Whale 61 ihleowung (i) f. shelter, protection, favour.
[hlimman] hlestan = blaWtan, hlyston
hlet (KGl) pros. 3 ag. of hladan.
hlence f. coat of mail, Ex 218. hlit (VPs ; MkR) =Uiet
htonnan =hlynnan +hlffeat m. companion, denizen. [hlo$]
hlenorttar m. hyssop, LPsWP. hle*rlan=hleoonan; hl«w=hl*w
hleot m? n? (hleow), gs. nleowee (only hl§wesa=l6w8a
found in eg.) covering, refuge, deftfence, hWwU pres. 3 eg. of hldwan.
shelter, protection, CrJPPs : protector, lord. hlld I. n. 'lid,' covering, door, gate, opening,
hl*o-=hleow- JR. II.=hliC
hleobord n. book-cover, Rd27". +hlld n. (nap. hlidu, hleodu) covering, vault,
hleoburhf f . protecting city. roof.
hHod=hl6d hndan1 to come forth, spring up, PPs79"?
+hleodu pi. of +hlid. nUdfant closed by a lid, M.
hleotost consoling, protecting, CR,RB. hUdgeat n. swing-gate, folding-door, ECzM;
hleohraescnes f. ' supplantatio'
? LPS40 .
10 Mdf. ['lidgate']
hleoltasf without shelter, comfortless. +hUdod (eo) provided with a lid, j&ff 320*.
bleomoc m? hleomoce f. speedwell, Led. ['lidded']
[v. *brooklime'] hltonnan* (e, i, y) to laugh, JB t CP
: (±) laugh
niton =hl§owan; hleon-=hlin- at, deride, JS,MtL : rejoice.

hltonatt m. shelter, Gu222. hllep (y) mf., bllepe f. 'leap,' bound, spring,

HLIEPE 161 HLTTMAK
sudden movement, Crjjcd : thing to leap hWmWkt m* murfa by a member cf a gang of
from, AO: (?) v. OC64. malefactors, LL18[29].
-hlfepe, -hliepUoe t. Btott-hL +hl6w n. lowing, bellowing, M.
hnepen pree. pL of hleapan. hldwan7 to low, roar, bellow, M.
hnepgeat (?) n. a low gait, KG. ['leapgate*] hlowung f. lowing, bleating, bellowing, WW
hflet (fi) m. chance, fortune, CP.
lot, 102' ; 196".
c
hlU**4(hm>-) threatening, Cv223x. hlttd adj. oomp. hl&dre, hlnddre towf/
hllfl&n to rise high, tower, overhang. sonorous, CP;M.
hnfcan" to aflrtoide (to), CP,Da. hTOdcMpol feuf, nowy, RBL35" (hint-).
hllgsa (CP) =hHea hluddre y. hind.
hllhan, hlihoan, hlihhan =hhehhan hHM» adv. loudly,aloud, Bl ; M,CP. ['loud']
hUmman3 (y) to sound, resound, roar, rage, hludnes f. clamour, noise, -48-332. ['loud-
httmmef t. stream, torrent. ness']
bllnI. m. maple-tree, R©56». hlttdstetne fcirf sounding, WW416".
[Qer. lehne]
II. =
hlynn hladiwege adv. loudly, M.
hllnbedd n. sick-bed, couch, B3034. hlummon pret. pi. of hlimman.
hUne m. ridge, bank, rising ground, hiU, 9 BC
hlupon pret. pL of hleapan.
Ph ; Mdf. f 'link'] Union pret. pi. of hleotan.
" rt.bankofturf,ECZ10. hUttor, hffittor (e») gsm. hlfitree pure, dear.
hllndurut f. latticed door. bright, sincere, M,GP. [Ger.lauter] adv.
±h!lnlan (eo t y ) to lean, £(eo) ;
' '
: recUne, M
-Hoe.
Ke <feu»i, rerf, J», JfkL ; CP. hlatorlkMS =hlntornee
hllnrooedt n. prison. hlfktornei f. clearness, brightness, simplicity,
hHn-eeQaf, -ecnwaf m. darkness of confine- purity, M.
ment. nlfttre I. adv. clearly, brightly. II. <h. of
MliMlan = hlynnan hlfitor.
hllnung f. 'leaning,* Lk : «eoi, eo«c*. Matter, hlfittor= hlfttor
nDosa = hlba ihluttrian wv. to cfeor, purify, make bright
hUpU pros. 3 ag. of hleapan. to become clear.
hHra=lTra hlyd = Mid
hJIia(io ^)m.eoimd:/amev r«fNoiir9 «i8fiot0a, ±hl?d f. noise, sound : (+) ftumift, <*td*r-
J
pfory, Cr. bancs, dissension, [hlfid]
hlbbAre renowned, OEO. Mfda m. Ifare*, Xcd. ['Lide* ; hlud]
hlleeadlgrenotfwiei, /ameJ, Bo. hfydan to mofe a notw, sound, clamour,
hlftiadlgnei f. renown, Bo 75". eoeiferote, -ffi,CP. [hlud]
hlbful o/ food rejmte, famous, M. ady. hl^de f. tofrenf, BCJMdf ).
-Hoe, AJLO. htydig garrulous, OEQ141S. [U6dl
hIJWf renowned, 0EQ8P*. hiding f. nowe, cry, MtL26*(l?.)-
hllstan=hly8tan hlyhhrnn = hliehhao
httV I.f n. (nap. hleoou) cliff, precipice, hlymman=hlimman; hlyn= hlynn
slope, hm-side, hill, AnJ3;M6L I'm*] hlynian = (l) hlynnan; (2) hlinian
II.5=<hlid ±hlynn I. m. sound, noise, din, tumult, AO.
lffiwp-lhleow II. f. JnL. ['linn']
torrent,
hloccetung f sighing.
. hlynnan to make a noise, resound, shout, roar.
hldd pret 3 sg. of haldan. hlynrian to thunder , WW519"4 .
hlodd = hlot hlynslanf (i) to resound.
hKfonpret.pL,hl6hpret.8ig.ofhHehhan. hl*p*-thliep ; hlfta (iE)=hliaa
Mom (WW117»), hlond=hland htfifulllce^hlifrfulllce
hldee f. pigsty, LL464[10] ; NC302 ; Mdf. hlysnan to 'listen, * MtL ; Cp.
hlosnere m. listener, OEG2333. hlysnere m. hearer, DR29*(ly-)»
hlosnlan to listen : wait, M
: be on the look out ihlyst f. sense of hearing, M£cd : listening.
for, spy, M. hloeniend 'attonitu*. ['list']
9
blot, hlott n. 'lot, part, portion, share, A, ±hlyttan
(e, i) tolisten, hear, attend CP;M:
BC,Bl,G : (+) choice, decision, AjLO.
obey, Lk. to,
['list*]
hloten pp. of hleotan. +hlyrte audible, NG294.
+hlotland n. allotted land, inheritance, A* hlystend, hlystere m. listener, M.
hldU f. troop, crowd, band, company, AO: +hlyitful attentive, gracious, LPs 891*. >
booty, spoil : complicity with a band of hlystung f. act of listening, Kl.

robbers. h^t, hlyte m. lot, portion* : band, troop. M
hlfttfbdt f. penalty imposed on a member of a hlyta=hlytta
gang of malefactors, LL. +hlyta m. companion, [hlot]
hldtSere m. robber. [hl60] hiytere m. clergyman, priest, NC302.
hlottgeerod n. mass of troops, Rn 4 .
tt h^rtm m. casting of lots, B 3126 T
hlfittan to spoil, plunder, BH. Wytman to decide by lot, MFH167.
an. 11

HLYTTA 162 HOGU
hlytta m. diviner, soothsayer, A0184". hnttol thrusting forwards, addicted to butting
[blot] (of an ox).
+blytto /eJZoiaaVp, DR. hnitu f. louse-egg* '»*>' EpJdsdyM.
Wyttor(HGL418)=hluttor,hiator tanoU m. top, crown of the head9 M,VPs.
htjttrlan to fmrifr, £»n222». ['nott']
hlfttnmf f. cleaning, refining, 179*. WW «frife, Rd 6f .
hnoarian to
-htfttan (=Ie) t. be-hL ; htffke =ly«re hoot bare, bald, 'clae+cropped, ' JB0r. ['not']
htyw- =hleow- ; hljwlng =hltewring hnutbeam m. mil free,
hnaood =naood ; hnAean snAoan hnutoyrnel mn. kernel of a nut, Lot.
±hnAgan I. to 60*7 down, oeiki, humble, curb, hnutu f. ga. and nap. hnyte 'nirt, Erf, Led, *
vanquish, [hnigan] IL to 'neigh,' MQr. MtB;Mdi.

IIL=n*can +hnyon*d wrinkled? Loi>97a.
hnJegung f. 'neya***, ' MOrflp.
napf]
m. fori,
" " OEO,WW.
OJfo, — ~
['nap'" ; Oar.
hnydele =hydele
"
hnygelan
' (i) pL
' clippings, WW.
hn*Iung f. reclining, 163M WW .
hn»pp~=hn»pp- +hnyiean to ohma, MtR21 M. [hneeoe]

hnsppan to rfr&e, Bo ISO19'". hnysoe = hnesoe
hnwwow = nnetoe +hnyit contrite, fP«C 127.
+hnAet, +hnaet n. eo0Micm f conflict, battle, hnyte gs. and nap. of hnuta.
[hnitan] h6=h6h
hnlg 9 hnahL0en<<feum,a6jef4,|NMff Aifffi6{ef hftoanoa m. couca, 280". [hfthl WW
foioty niggardly.
: IL pret. 3 eg. of hnfean. hoe m. 'too*,' BH,WW angle, Mtjfar. :
hnapplan (m, e, ea) to dose, «tan6er, tfeep, hoec m. mallow, Cpjjcd. ['hock']
CP,Mt;M. ['nap'] hdeede curved, KC. ['hooted']
hnappung (m, ea) f. napping, doting, hdoer=hoeor; -hdclht v. heora-h.
slumbering, CP. hocbern n. small siclde, WW2351.
hnat pret 3 sg. of hnitan. hoeMaf n. mallow, Lod.
hneap- ( VPs) = hnap- hdoor n. insult, derision, W 164".
hneaw mean, niggardly, stingy, miserly, CP. hdcorwyrde derisive, scornful, W164".
[Oer. genan] adv. -Ifoe. hdd m. 'hood, Ep,WW. '
hneawnee f. meanness, CP. hot n. enclosure, court, dwelling, building,

hneoea m. 'neck, 9 A, OP. house, hall : temple, sanctuary. [Oer. hot]
hnegan = (l)nAgan; (2)hnftgan h6I I. m. 'hoof, Bun,WW; M. IL pret.
hneofnlef.=hnifol 3 sg. of hebban.
-hneopan v. a-h. [op Ooth. dishninpan] holding m. chief, leader. [ON. hSflfingi]
hneoton pret. pL of hnitan. hdto f. 'hove, ' alehoof (plant), Lcd,WW.
hnepplan (KGl) =hnappian holer m. hump, Gl : swelling.
hnesee (»,i,y) soft, tender, mild, CP: weak, hoferede humpbacked, CPJJcd,WW
delicate, M : slack, negligent, CP ['hovered']
: effemin-
ate, wanton, AS. [' nesh
']
hoferlend, +hoferod (ML) hoferede =
±hnesdan to make soft, soften, &,CPe : be- -hdflan t. be-h.
come soft, give way, waver, CP,Lcd\ ML. hdflle pertaining to a court, OEG2996.
['nesh'] +hdfod hoofed, ML25"
bneaelto soft, luxurious, effeminate, AO. adv. hdfon pret pL of hebban.
-Hoe softly, gently, tenderly, CP. ['neshly'] hofor^hofer
hnesones f. softness, weakness, effeminacy, Ml-ree, -reao n. hoof -track, bridle-track, Lod.
CP,Lcd,MtL ; ;Msoft part of anything, hofrede confined to the house, bedridden,
['neshness'] 8
. WW162
hnett ( MtL4» =nett hdfring m. jriiUo/aaorwâoo/t-hdfhring)
hnexlan (M) hneecian OEG 18.
hnlfol m. brow, forehtad. hofweard m. adile, 111" WW
hntlol«erum> > -ornmp inclined, leaning over, hog- =hoh-
prone, WW. ho&
I. careful, prudent, DR,MtL. ['howe']
hnigan 1 to bow oneself, bend, bow down :fall, II. m. fear, care : attempt, struggle, OEG
decline, sink. [Oer. neigen] 8*1 .
ba^lanto bend down (the head), Jjcd'Is*. hoga-=hog-, hoh-; hogade=hogode
hnlglan =hnvgelan hogde pret. of hyogan or hogian.
ling, lowly, HGl436. hogeleai./Vee from care, NC303.
laÛaitobowdown,Met,OEO;Mibowthe hogg hog, NC302.
head, look gloomy, CP. Vnipe '] ± hogian to care for, think about, reflect, busy
hnlppan? to sink down, 0£G1579n. oneself with, M : intend, strive, wish for.
hnlaee(MkR13 tt )=hneece [hyge]
hnitan1 to thrust, butt, knock, come into hogode pret. of hogian.
collision with, encounter. hogu f. core, M.

HOGUNG 163 HORDOOFA
hogung f. endeavour, DHy8". holing f. hollow place, GD113 U .
hdh m., gs. hfo, nap. hoaa, hds, dp. hdum hollnga adv. in vain, without reason.
hough, heel, M,Jn,Ps. on fa. behind : point hollsholll.
of land, Ct,Nar ; Mdf. ['ho,* 'hoe'] holloao n. onion? WW270". [' hoUeke*]
hoh-test, hog(a)- (KG) prudent, cautious, holm m. ^wave, sea, ocean, water, : in B
wise. prose, esp. in place-names) island (esp. in
hdhfdt m. heel, LPs55T . a river or creek), Ohr. ['holm 1 ]
hohtul (hoga-, N) careful, thoughtful, : M
holmssrn n. ship, Gsk1422.
fuU of care, anxious, pensive, sad, CtjSc. holmclift n. sea-cliff, rocky shore*
['howful*\ holmeg adj. of the sea. Ex 118.
hohfulnes !. care, trouble, KC3-349". holmmsegen n. force of the waves, Rd3*.
hfth-hwyrflng, -hwerfing f. heel-turning, holnv-Vracnf f., m. -oweoe restless sea.
circle f v. OEG18n. holmweaU m. wall of sea water, Ex 467.
hohlloe (hog-) prudently, LkLHP. holmweard (Av359)=helmweard
hohmod sad, sorrowful, W72*. holmweg m. sea-path, Aw 382.
hdhscanea m. leg, shank, Lod 14a, holmwylm m. billows, B2411.
hohseJpe (hoga-) m. prudence, N. holnes f. hollow place, GD99M (o).
hdhslnu f. sinew of the heel, MJLcd. [' hough- h6longa=holinga
7
sinew ] holpen pp. of helpan.
-hdhmlan v. on-h. holrtan = heolorian
hdhapor n. heel, WW ICO1*. holstCDf m. 'apex,* tittle, MtR5".
hol I.hollow, Lcd : depressed, lying in a holt nm. forest, wood, grove, thicket, M,B
hollow, OP,Ct,MH. ['hoU*] 11. n. hollow CP; Mdf wood, timber, Jul,
: ['holt*]
place, cave, hole, den, Ot,Lk,Met,WW ; AO, holt-nana, -ana m. woodcock, WW 344N .
M : perforation, aperture, Op. ['hole,* hdltlhte f. calumny, WW.

'hoU*] holtwuduf m. forest, grove, Ph : wood
hdi n. calumny, slander, M. (timber), [v. 'holt*]
-hola v. oter-h. hdlunga=h6linga; hom^ham
-f-hola m. protector, defender, M. [helan] h6nrt=*6m; hdman=6man
hole n 7 holoa? m. hole, cavity, Lcd. [' hoik '] hon (ev7 ) pret. heng, pp. hangen to hang,
I.
hold I. gracious, friendly, kind, favourable, suspend, crucify, : M
adorn. II. pi.
AO,B;M : true, faithful, loyal, M,LL\ tendrils of a vine? A4143.
CP acceptable, pleasant.
: ['hold* ; ON. hon- = nan-; hona = (l)h eonu; (2)hana
hollr] adv. holde graciously, loyally, Ps. hdnede having heels, 16l». [hoh] WW
1
Vholde ] II. n. dead body, carcase, Mt; +honge = 4-hange
M. ['hold*; ON. hold] III. m. holder hop n. privet, v. OEG36".
of aUodial land, ranking below a jarl hdp m. hoop? v. NC303.
(Danish word), LL : military chief, MkR -hop v. fen-, mSr-h.
6». [ON. holdr] hopa m. 'hope,* M. [nsu. tfhopa]
holditf m. oath of allegiance, Chb. h6pgehnastt n. dashing of waves.
holdelloe holdlioe = hoplan to 'hope,* expect, look for, A,JB;
holdhttford m. gracious lord, liege lord, Chb CP : put trust in, JB Bo,Bl
t
1014e. hdplg eddying, surging, P Ps68 a

.
holdlan to cut up, disembowel, ML2Zn . +hopp small bag, WW405'.

n.
[hold II] hoppada m. upper garment, cope, WW188M .
holdlio faithful, friendly, OEG0O». adv. hoppe f. a kind of ornament, AO : dog-collar,
-Uoe graciously, AB,WW: faithfully, loyally. LL194[8].
['holdely*] hoppestre f. female dancer, M. ['hoppes
holdrAden f . fidelity, faithful service, MR tere*]
2150». hoppetan to leap for joy : to throb.
holdselpe m. loyalty, allegiance, Chb. hopplan to hop, jump, leap, dance, M : limp,
holeoerae a plant, Lod. ;EL21»T [Oer. hupfenj
.
holegn=holen I. hopso^te f. sheet, counterpane, JEiO*").

holen I.m. 'holly, Op, W; M; Mdf.
9
W adj. hor n. adultery.
of holly, Lcd. II. pp. of helan. hora-=honi- ; horat v. horn,
holenga = h&inga hdrcwene t whore, adulteress, LL.
holenltet n. hotly leaf, Lod 127a. hord nm. 'hoard,* treasure, B,Ohr,Qen,MtR,
aolenrind f. hotly bark, Lod 29b. WW.
holenstybb m. holly-stump. hordsern = hordern
'
holh (OP), holg n. gs. holes hole, 'hollow. hordburg f treasure-city, B,BC,Gen. .
hollan to hollow out, scoop out, : to become M

hord-oleofa, -clyf a m. treasure-chest,treasury,
hollow, be perforated, M. [' hole '] secret chamber, M.
hdllan to oppress, Ps. [' hole '] hordeola m. treasure-chamber, closet : (f)
+holian to obtain, CP209". breast, heart, thoughts.
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HOEDEBE 164 H&fiCAN
m. treasurer, chamberlain, steward, horsohwsBl
9
(-horshwaal) m. walrus, AO
M,KC. ['hoarder ] 17*
hordern n. treasury, storehouse, M. horseUe sordid, squalid, foul, OEG 1789.
horderwfoe 1 office of treasurer, Che 1 1 87. [horh]
hordtsrt n. treasure-receptacle, M. horselloe briskly, readily, promptly : pru»
hord-feat n., gs. -gates door to a treasure- dentfy, trwely.
eAamfer, Rd43". horscniht m. master of the horse, equerry,
hordgestreont a. hoarded treasure. groom, esquire, 45(8*").
hordlan to 'hoard,* AS. honenst n. 'biga,* chariot, WW194".
hordtoea m. treastire-dkeef, cojflfer : (t) eeere* hortelene f. elecampane , WW. ['horseheal*]
thoughts, mind. horsern n. stable, WW.
hordmeegen o. riches, Da 675. hofigteittQn m. meadow in which horses are
hordmiftmt m. hoarded treasure. kept, KC3-414*
hordweard m. guardian of treasure borshelene^honelene
: king :
heir, first-born. honhlerde (i«, y») m. osffer, groom,

hordweta m. hoarded wealth, B2344, ±horslan to provide withhorses, Chr. ['horse 9 ]
hordweortfung f. Ao*ottr*ny 6y gifts from the horsllee =honclIoe
aooj-4, B952. hors-ttegn, -Ben m. osjjgr, aroom, equerry.
hordwXUn. treasure of wisdom, Kl. honwsto m. chariot, 14Q*. WW
hordwynn f. delightful treasure, B2270. horswealh m. groom, equerry, LL22 ; 132.
hordwyrtfo worth hoarding, B 2245T horsweard f. care of horses, 1>L445[2].
hire f. whore, prostitute, OEG. horsweg m. bridle-road, KG. ['horseway*]
horeht= horwiht hortan ebpL 'whortie* -berries, v. 0EO2MS.
+horglan to defile, Bk : spit. horu =horh
horh (horg) mn., gs. hor(w)es, instr. horn, horuseati m. sink, pit, Boll2 u .
nap. horas phlegm, mucus, JB^lJSpJLcd : horuweg (oB ) m. dirty road? KC5-173".
dirt, defilement, uncleannessi Mdf. f'Aore*] horweht== horwiht ; horwes . horh.
horheht = horwiht horwig = orweg
hortan to cry out, Pa. +horwigian to defile, spit upon.
+ hortan (N) = +horgian horwiht (e») mucose, defiled, filthy, Goth369.
horig foul, filthy, AJjL. ['hory*] horwyll m. muddy stream, EC446"
hdrtng m. adulterer, fornicator, W309n. horxttc=horeolic
horn m. horn (musical instrument, drinking, hot I. L escort, company, B924. II. f.
horn, cupping-horn), beast*s horn, Ctjbcd, bramble, briar. III. v. hdh.
LL, VPs ; AO
: projection, pinnacle, Pe. hosa m., hose 1 hose,* WW.
*
hornbftre horned, JEQn2V*. hosebend m. hose-band, garter, OEG 4822.

hornblawere m. hom-blower, trumpeter.
hornbogat m. bow tipped with homf
hosp m. reproach, insult, contumely,
blasphemy, M.
M :
hornbora m. horn-bearer, trumpeter, WW.

hospowide m. insulting speech, El523.
hornflse m. garfish, Ay 370. hospettan to ridicule, Cp697s.
homfdted hoofed, WW213". hospsprfte f. jeer, taunt, £2H2-514.
horngtept broad between the pinnacles or hospul 'irritus,* BPs88M .
gables. hospword n. abusive language, contemptuous
horngattrion n. wealth of pinnacles (on a expression, M.
house)? [or f~hordgestreon], Roth 23. hosse=hy8se
+hornian to insult, MkL 12*. hdstig (MLZ6™) =fistig
hornless without horns, ES 39-349. hosu f. hose, RB : pod, husk, Cp 1867.
hornple m. pinnacle, MtL. [v. 'pike*] hotor=otor
homreosd n. haU with gables, B 704. hoftmat m. darkness, the grave.
hornsssl n. = hornsele hra = hr&w
hornseea* t pinnacle, MtL4*. hraea m. throat, Led? Vrakc*]
hornselp n. beaked ship, An 274. hraea (ft) m. clearing of the throat : spittle,
m. house with gabUs,Qvs 1821.
> mucus.
horuungsonu m . bastard, WW456*. hraee, hraou f. throat, JB,VPs(m). 9
['rake ]
horo-=horu- hrad- . hred-; hrade=hraoe
horpyttm.fiMuI.Aofet EC445u . ±hradlan (ea, «) to be quick, hasten, do
ham n. horse, OET,WW,VPs;MM>,CP; diligently : further, prosper, jEL20»
f. horse-litter, BH;ML. ['horse- on hnedinge ptidUy, iEL.
6ier'] hrav=hra-, hre-, hrea-
horsc sharp, quick, active, ready, daring : hr*=hr*w; hrsV=hrea. f hrto- r*-
quick-witted, wise, prudent. hrAea m. clearing the throat. [Jhraoa]
horseamb m. 'horse-comb,* curry-comb, hrisean and
^ wo*
tr. into, to 'reach* brina
<*W, WW. {blood or phlegm). CPJjcd*,ti.

HRffiCAN 165 HBSM
+braean = +reoean hragttre deadly, WW408».
brfteetung f. eructation, Lop 69b . brigra m. heron, Gl.
brAcgebrae a. «ore tAroof, WW. bramgealla^ramgeaUa; hi*niJg=hrSmig
bracing f. detention, DR66U . hramma m. cramp, spasm.
brAetan to eructate, LcD84a. hram-sa (o) m., -a© I. onion, garlic, Bp,Lcdf
brActunge f. uvula, Lod 17a. WW. ['rams,' 'ramson 9 ]
brAeung f clearing of the throat, Led.
. hramsacrop m. head of wild garlic, Gl.
['reaching'] bran (o) m. whale, Gl.
brad (e) (hrad- oooly. in obL oases) quick, brin I. m. reindeer, AO. IL pret. 8 ag. of
nimble, ready, active, alert, prompt, CP,CU, orinan.
ML ['rod 9 ) brand I. =rand. II. pret. 3 est. of hrindan.
bradblta m. blackbeeOe, (hneC-). WWbrandsparwa (o 1 ) m. sparrow, MtLlO**.
bradftrnes f. swiftness, Bo 72". hranflx (o) m. whale, B540.
bradhpdlg hasty. hranhund? m. deerhound? v. LL2117.
hr&Bdh?dlgnes f. haste, precipitation, CP. branmere (o) m. sea, MBT510 .
bradlng f. haste, W22& branridt f. (whale's-road), sea.
braedllc quick, sudden, premature, tBo
(tJ) B
bratele f. 'bobonica' (plant), WW296*.
M,AO,CV. adv. -Hoe Quickly, hastily, bratlan to rush, hasten, (=hradian?). OET
soon, speedily, forthwith, JE,CP. ['nuHy, hratte (», e) adv. oomp. hratior, superL
'rathely'] hratioet hastily, quickly, promptly, readily,
bmdllcnes (e) f. suddenness, Gtjth : earli- immediately, soon, &,B,Bo,Cr,VPs ; CP :
ness, EPsll8 MT . too soon, Bo. swa h. swa as soon as, M.
bradmdd hasty, 16»". ML ['rathe,' 'rather,' 'rathest']
bradnes f (± ) quickness fagp fljy.
. : nratier=hretier; hratSlan=hradian
hrssdiipe (rod-) ripening early, WW. hraw=hr&w
bradtsafle giridb at throwing dice? Gr*73 hrawtrig weary in body, Ph564.
(v. ES43-339). brawllo = hreowlio
bradung = hradang brea I. f. indigestion f Lcn>94b. [hreaw L]
bradwAn m. *w/* cAartot. II. = hreaw I. and II.
bradwllnes briae m. 'rick,' heap, stack, TC,WW.
f . Aajfe, prectjHtotion, CP.
bradwyrde hasty of speech, Wa66. brteoeopp m. top of a rick, LL463[21,4].
brafn I. hrrefen (e) m. raven, M,B,Q,VPs : brtacmete m. food given to the labourers on
sign of the raven (the Danish banner). completing a rick, LL452'.
II.=h8Bfern -bread v. earm-hr. [hreotfan]
brafneynn (e) n. raven-species, M. brtaf^reaf
brafnesfdt m. ravensfoot, cinquefoil, OET brtam m. noise, outcry, alarm, A&,CP : cry,
p8. lamentation, sorrow, B,Cr. ['ream']
-brAgan v. ofer-hr. ; bragel=hnegl breamlg clamorous : lamenting.
liragelgetratwodnss f. fine clothing, LL hreanes = hreohnes
(396"). breas pret. 3 sg. of hreoaan.
bragel&egn m. keeper of the robes, 'ves- brtet pret. 3 sg. of hrutan.
tiarius. breattemnt (a*) t bat.
bragl n. (e) dress, clothing, Gl,Jn ; AO,CP : hreatflan (VPs)=hradian
armour : sail, ['rail'] hrftaw I. (eo) 'raw,' M,Lcd. IL=hrfew
braglcyst f . clothes-box, trunk, Ct. nm. III. pret. 3 sg. of hreowan.
braglgewAde n. dress, WW430n . hrtaw-==hrSow-
braglbus f. vestry, RB. nrtewde pret. 3 sg. wo* raw, WW 2 16"
hrceglseeara fp. shears for cutting cloth, (reaw-).
t
WW241" (r»gl-). hreawlc = nrfiwio
bragltalu f. vestment -fund, KC,RB. breawnat I. f. rowneaf, crudity, OEG3283.
braglung t clothing, 151*. WW II.=hrSownes
braglweard m. keeper of vestments or robes, +bree = +reo; hrie-=hi«o-
WW279". hred (KGl) =hr»d ; -hreda v. nfreda.
brsagnlooa = brosnlooa hreddan to free from, recover, rescue, save,
branin, hrSm=iir83fn; bran=shjern Cr;M take away,
: ['redd']
brAron pret. pL of hreran. breddere m. defender, NC303.
brAs v. hrow hrcBscetong=r»eoetung
; breddung (») f. salvation, liberation, M.
•braaetan v. a-hr. bredmdnav = hretJm6naC
hratelwyrt f. rattiewort, WW301». ihrtfan to roof, M. [hrdf]
hrate*hr»d. ['rathe'] hrefn = (l)hi«fn; (2)h»fern
brAw I. (a, ea) nm. gs. hr&e living body : brefnan=r»fnan
corpse, carcase, carrion. II.=hreaw I. hrefneynn = hrnfnoynn
hrAwIo (hr&a-) n. place of corpses, B1214. bregrestT groin, MLN11-333 ; ZDA33 244.
hrafyll m. slaughter, B277. brib=hreoh; brem=hr®fn I.

HREMAN 166 HRDI
I. to boast. [Otr. rfihmen] IL« hreowllc (I, f) grievous, pitiful, sad, wretched,
miserable, cruel, Chrfs. adv. -lloe, AO,

hrimlgt boasting, vaunting f exulting. Chr.
hmDm^hraln L, hrtownes (ea) f. penitence, contrition, repen-
9
±hremman to hinder, cumber, JE. tance, LL,OH ; CP. ['rueness, 'rewniss ] '
hremmlng f hindrance,
. obstacle. hrtowon=reowon pret. pL of rowan.
hremn=hrefn I. hreowssnd* = hreosende
hrenlan to smell of, be redolent of, So 106*. ±hreowsian (y) to feel sorrow or penitence,
9
hreo=hreoh, hrSow; hreocan=reooan AO,Mt;CP. ['reusie ]
hrtod n. 'reed, rush, jE,BH,01 ; CP ; Mdf.
9
hreowsung f. repentance, penitence, sorrow,
±hreodan* to adorn (only in pp. ihroden). CP,Lk;M. [Reusing
9
]
hrtodbedd n. 'reed-bed, M.
9
±hreplan hreppan to touch,
(eo), treat, Mt
hreodoynn n. kind of reed, NC303. M : Bk6. ['repe ']
attack,
hriod-Ig, -iht, -ihtig (e>) reedy. hrepsung (iEL) =repsung
hrtodwsster n. reedy marsh, Nab 20s*. hrepung f. sense of touch, touch, M.
9
hreof rough, scabby, leprous, Whale ;CP. hrtr lightly boiled, Led. ['rear ]
as eh. = leper. ±hrtran (tr.) to move, shake, agitate, [hror
-hreoflan v. a-hr. Oer. rfihren]
hreofl I. f. scabbiness, leprosy, CP. II. adj. hrirednet (f) f. haste, LPs51«.
leprous. hrsremus f. bat, WW. ['rearmouse
9
;
hreofla m. roughness of the shin, leprosy, hreran]
M : leper, M. [hreof] hrirnes (f) t disturbance, commotion, tem-
hrtof-nc, -lig (JE) leprous. pest.
hrtofnss i. leprosy, M. hnsl=hrisil
hreofol, hreoral=hr*ofl I. +hresp n. tearing, destruction, NC294.
hreog=hreoh +hraspan to tear, PPs43 u .
hrtoh (8) I. adj. rough, fierce, wild, angry, hrist=:hr*st pres. 8 sg. of hreosan.
Mel ;M,AO,C¥ : disturbed, troubled, sad hretf=hrnd
(v. hrebw) stormy, tempestuous, BJto,
: hrsUf mn. victory, glory.
Chr. ['reh ] 11.
9
m
stormy weather, tempest. hrttfa m. covering of goat-skin, Gl.
brtehtul stormy, ES 39-349. hrtftan to exult, rejoice, 573. Ex
hrtohlle stormy, tempestuous, W136 w . hretfeshraoe; hrWesretSe
hrtohmftd savage, ferocious : sad, troubled. hriVeadlgt glorious, victorious.
hreohnes (5a) f. rough weather, tempest, hre1tan6iia*=hr&5m5na8
storm, iE. hretferf (a, m) m. breast, bosom : heart, mind,
hrtol 8b. 'reel,
9
A,WW;
M. thought i womb.
hrton-=r5on- hretterbealo n. heart-sorrow, 1343. B
hrtones = (l) hreohnes; (2)hreownes hreftercofa m. breast, Ce1323.
hrtop pret. 3 sg. of hropan. hreKergleaw wise, prudent, Ex 13.
hreoplan = hrepian hrefcrloeat m. breast.
hrtorfg adj. in ruins, Runr3. [hreosan] -hrMg ead-, sige-, will-hr. .
± hreosan* to fall, sink, faU down, go to ruin, hretttas inglorious, Gn878.
9
JS,B,Cr,VPs;AO,CP:rush. ['reoee ] hr«0m6natf m. month of March.
hreosendlle perishable. hrsKnes f. cruelty, inclemency, N.
hrtosian=hreowsian hreflor=hre6er
hreotfft (KGl) pres. 3 sg. of hreosan. hrsKstgor m. glorious victory, B2583.
-hreotta (fi, ea) .
bord-, soild-hr. hrtcg^hryog
hreoung nriolan to cut, cut to pieces, iEL23Tt .
(In) f. hardness of breathing, asthma.
±hreow sorrow, regret, penitence, repen- hrtose rick, wrench, sprain, Lci>27a.
I. f.
9 9
tance, penance, B,Bl,CP,Cr. [*rue ] IL hrlddel n. 'riddle, sieve, LL465[17].
sorrowful, repentant. III. adj.=hreoh? hrlder {Gl), hridder (M) n. sieve, 9
['riddcr ]
IV.=hreaw I. and HI. hrtdrlan to sift, winnow, Lk. 9
['ridder ]
hreowan* (often impersonal w. d. pen.) to +hrfered destroyed, WW496».
affect (a person) with regret or contrition, hrlewtJ pres. 3 sg. of hreowan.
Bo,CP,OenJjL : distress, grieve, Cr,Oen : hrlf n. beUy, womb, MJlO.
9
fintr.) be penitent, repent, MkL. ['rue, +hrtflan to bring forth, LPs 7*.
+hrifnlan to tear off, A0142 M
l 9
i-rew ] .
hrtewosarigt troubled, sad.

hreowende penitent, LkL (ft). ['rueing 9 ]
briftiung f. pain in the bowels,
hrffUo f. scurfiness, Lod 90b. [hreof]
112*. WW
hreowesung = hreowsung
hreowian to repent, MkLl 1*.
hrlfwssre (e") m. pain in the bowels,
112».
WW
hreowlg sorrowful, sad, Obk799. brltwund wounded in the beUy, LL6[61].
hreowlgferhtf t ««*> sorrowful. hrig^hryoff
hrtowlgmddt âd, sorrowful. hrtm m. 'rtrne, 9 hoar-frost, Ph ; M.

HRlMAN 167 HRURUL
(5, f) to cry out, shout, rave, JB(f), bristling f . shaking, quivering, rattling noise,
CP(e),JnL(&) : bewail, lament, ['reme' Lod 97a.
hrSam] brftf (n) m. fever, Lon80a.
-hrlman v. be-hr. brtV 14 f. snow-storm, tempest. II. =hrioer
nrbnoaald icy cold, Wa4. brtSidl f . fever, Lod 80a.
hrUnfortt m. hoar-frost, LPs 77" (rim-). brltfor (y) n. neat cattle, ox, bull, cow, heifer,
brbngtoel m. icicle, Ska* 17. Bl,OtJLcd,WW. ['rather']
nrimig rimy, frosty, Bl. brffiaran of cattle, Led. ['rotheren ']
br&nlgbaard /roam fard, Rd88t . nrmerMoto (y) m. cattic-festival, OEG 47 19.
+hrin n. morsel, EPsl47». brlfarbtawara (y) m. butcher, M.
+hrin (NG) = +rfn = +i*n brlBarheord (f) herd of cattle, M. [v.
brinan 1 (w. a. g. or d.) to touch, lay hold of, 'rother']
reach, seize, strike, Ps. ['Kite'] brlftarnyrde (f) m. herdsman, M.
brincg^hring ; hrind=rind brftffald m. cattic-pen.
brindan* to thrust, push, Rd55 4
. brlVbaorde (ie)=hriCcrhyrde
brine m. sense of touch. brftflan to shake, be feverish, have a fever, J5.
dbhrinenes f. touch, contact, BH. ~ (y) storm-beaten f ruined? Wa77.
bring m. ring, link of chain, fetter, festoon,
I.
B,CP,QJJcd : circle, circular group, Ph : bribing f. fever, Lod 96b.
border, horizon, Oen (f) (pL) rings of gold
: nrIung=hrSoung; brtw-=hr$ow-
(as ornaments and as money) (f) corslet,: hrfwtTprea. 3 ag. of nrfowan.
B circuit (of a year), cycle, course : orb,
: brdo m. 'rook,' Cp,JBL.
globe. Il.f m. (only in wflpee hr.) sound. brdd=rdd
nrlngan to 'ring,' sound, clash, BJSol : an- brodan I. (±) covered, adorned, ornamented
nounce by bells, RB. (pp. of hraodan). II.=roden
nrlngbln n. ring-shaped bone, WW
167. hroder=rodor
[
l
ringbone'] hrdf m. 'roof,' ceiling, M,B,Cr,Q ; AO,CP
nrflngboga m. coiled serpent, B2561. top, summit, Bo,Cr,Mk : heaven, sky, Or.
brlnge f. ring. hrdftast with a firm roof, M*r 7*.
bringedf made of rings. brdflaai (rdf-) roofless, 186" WW
bringedstetnat m. ring-prowed ship. hrdftele m. roofed hall, B1616.
bring-fag, -fat ring-spotted, variegated. hrdtitan m. roof stone, ME 1-508.
bringflnger m. ' ring-finger, ' Led, W. W brditlfcal f . roofing tile, WW.
bringgawlndla m. sphere, WW426*5 . broftfmbar n. material for roofing, PEG 2256.
bringlren n. ring mail, B322. hrdfwyrbta m. roof-maker, builder, WW.
bringloca m. coat of ring-mail, 146. Ma
nromsa=nramaa; hronS=&ran; hrop=rop
nrlng-mAl}, -m&ledj adorned with a ring brop m. clamour, outcry, lamentation, El.
(of a sword). ['rope']
hringmere n. bath, Rtmr 455. hropan't to shout, proclaim : cry out, scream,
brlngnaea m. ring-prowed ship, B 1863. howl, Ou,Ps. ['rope']
bringnett n. ring-mail, B1889. -bropt . ofer-hr.
brtngselet m. hall in which rings are be- bropwyro = ropwero
stowed. hrdr stirring, busy, active : strong, vigorous,
hringaetl n. circus, OEG. brave.
brlngslttande sitting round, on, +nror n. calamity, plague, ruin, BH284 4#
looking
OEG65. [hreoaan]
brfngttegut f. receiving of rings. ±hroren pp. of hrooaan.
brlngweortfung f. honouring by the gift of +broranas f. downfall, ruin, LPs31 4.
rings, B3017. +broranlie perishable, transitory, unstable,
nringwban adv. ringwise, in rings, Nab16*. NC204;MFH.
brining f. touch, JnL. [v. ' rine '] hrdse=rdae
+briorde Jw) = +reorde ; hrlp- = rlp- brdft m. perch, 'roost,' LL454[11].
brts n. twig, branch. [Oer. reis] brostbtag m. woodwork (of a roof), Ruin 32.
nrlao=riso; hrisoan = hrfooan brot m. scum, Lod 84a.
hrisebt bushy, bristly, 613*. WW broUer=hr66or
hriscl=ry8el brtUglrela m. crown, RPs204 .
brlMl, hris(i)l f 7 shuttle : bone of the lower broVhund (A8-450)=rooTnind
arm, radius, [nriaian] hrdUort m. solace, joy, pleasure : benefit.
brisian (y) (tr. and intr.) to shake, move, be brum m. soot, Shb.WW.
shaken, clatter, An,B,Ps,VPs. ['rese'] -hromlan v. be-hr.
hrfslg (ryaig) bushy, OEG8*7 . brttmlg sooty, M. WW362
brbt pree. 3 sg. of brSoaan. bmng f. cross-bar, spoke, Bd2S 1Q . ['rung']
brlstanda, hristlende noisy, creaky. bruron pret. pL of hrSosan.
brtotfc f. rattU, WW391* brurul 'deciduus,' BDs3011".

HRUSE 166 HUNDTWENTIGWINTRE
hrffawf f. earth, soil, ground. hole m. 'hulk, » ship, LL,WW ;M:hut,M 9
hrftt (u?) 'balidus' (validusf), WW361". LL,WW.
hrfUan* to make a noise, whiz, snore, JBfip. bulfeitre f. plover, 132". WW
['rout'] hullo pron. of what sort.
hnJtt==hriti; hrtt5er=hrfoer hulpon pret. pL of helpan.
+hrOxl n. noise, tumult, v. ES 39-344. hulu f. husk, pod, WW. ['huW]
hrttxllan (mi-) to make a noise, MtR9» huluoo (AO) =hulic ; buma =uma
hryo =hrycg ; -hryece y. corn-hr. humele = hymele ; human ( VHy ) = ymen
hrycg (i) m. back, spine, JR,OPJLcd; AO : humeta ady. in what way, how, M.
ridge, ' elevated surface, BjOtJUkJPs ; Mdf. hunotttan to limp, halt, KPsl7«.
1
hryogbin n. back-bone, spine, Ps. {'ridge- bund I. n. hundred, A,AO,Mk;M : (in

1
bone ] oomp.) decade, ['hund'] II. m. hound,
hrycgbrftdan (hrig-) pL flesh on each side of dog, Bo,CP,Jud; M,AO.
the spine, Lod3118». hundSBhtatlg ( VPs) = hundeahtatig
hrycghAr n. hair on an animal 1 8 back, Lod hund&Uef- (-andtef .) = hundendlufon-
l-360» hundeahtatig num. * eighty,' M.
hrycghMBgl (i) n. mantle, TC529 M . hundeahtadgwmtere eighty years old, M.
hryog-mearg (i, -mearti) n. spinal marrow, hundend-Iufontlg, -leftig (») hundred and
WW292*. ten.
hrycgmergtttf n. spine, W
W2flgM . hund-endlufontigotta, -slleftiogotia hundred
hrycgrib (i) n. rib, WW. and tenth, CP.
hrycg-rl ble, - riple flesh on each side of the hundesMo f. dog's parasite, WW380".
spine, WW. hundescwelcan pi. colocynth berries, WW
hrycgweg m. 'ridge-way, ' road along a ridge, 364"
Ct. hundesfleoge f. dog's parasite, AO.
hryclgan to plough over again, GPH398. hundasheafod n. snapdragon, Lod.
hrydlng f. clearing, patch of cleared land, hundealus f. dog's parasite, M.
WW 147". hundes-mlcge, -tunge f. cynoglossum (plant),
hrpflng f. scab, Lci>32b. [hreof] Lod.
hryg=hrycg hundeswynn m. dog's parasite, dog's worm,
hrfman (e, I) to cry out, shout, rave, JB,GP122*.
: WW
bewail, lament, JnL(%). [' rente*] hundfeald hundredfold, A. ['hundfold']
hryme = hrum; hrympelle=rimpel hundfrta m. centurion, MtL22 tt mg.
+hryne = +ryne hundllo of or Hke dogs, canine, M.
hryre I. m. fall, ruin, destruction, decay, hundnlgonttotta ninetieth, M.
jE,B,Bo ;AO,CP. [hreoaan] II. perish- hundnigontlg ninety, M.
able, M. hundnlgontlgwintre ninety years old, M.
hr^re- = hrer-, hrere- hund-red, -ratJ n. hundred' (number), 0,Ps,
hrfsean to creak, y. £839-344. WW,MtL(e£) ; M
: hundred (political dis-
hrywl=ry8el; hiyslan,hryasan=hruian trict) : hundred-court, or assembly of the men

hryst=hyrst of a hundred, hundredee ealdor, mann
hr?st pros. 3 sg. of heoaan. head of the hundred court, centurion.
hrystan = hyrstan hundredgemdt n. hundred-moot, LL.
htfte (y?) 'balidinus,' WW163 M (cp. hint), hundredmann m. centurion, M.
hr^tter^hrioer ; hrfWg=hrfCig hundredpenig m. contribution levied by the
hry88a=ry8oa; hi9wlie=hreowtio sheriff or lord of the hundred for the support
hrywsian = hreowsian of his office, TC432; 433.
hr^wU pros. 3 eg. of hreowaian. hundre* (MkR) = hundred
ha ady. 'how, GP,M. ha ger&des; ha hundseofontig num. seventy, M.
meta how. hu geares at what time of year. hundseofontigfeald seventy-fold, M.
hu nyta wherefore, hu ne do6. . ? do rwrf. . . f hundseofontlgotta seventieth, CP (io1 , io*).
.
hd nya...? is not...? : (with comparatives) hundseofontlgwintre seventy years old, M.

the : (±) in «>me way or other, Shr : hu ne hundteontig hundred, M.
nu 'nonne.' hundteontig-Ieald, -fealdlic hundredfold.
hues, huox=huBO adv. -lice, W237».
hQdenlan to shake, CP461 M . hundteonUggeare being of the age of a hun-
huf=uf I. and II. dred, IE.
httecoveringforthehead,Cp,WW. ['houve'; hundteondgwmtre a hundred years old, NC
Oer. haube] 303.
huflan to put a covering on the head, M. hundtwelftlg num. hundred and twenty, M,
hu-hwega, -hugu somewhere about, h. «wa AO.
about. hundtwentlg num. hundred and twenty, JS.
hull huig! interj. hundtwentlgwintre aged a hundred and
hullpe = nwilpo twenty, M.

HUNDWEALH 169 HW£3)ER
bundwealh m. servant who looked after doge, n. dwelling-house, NC303.
WW111»(»«). husbonda (6*?) m. householder, master of a
hundwslle a hundred-fold, MtLlS*. house, Mtfihr. ['husband']
hundwlntro aged a hundred years, M. husbonde f. mistress of a house, M.
hune f. horehound, Lod. husbryee (e\ is ) m. housebreaking, burglary,
ha ne nil 'nonne,' RPs52i Hy6».
; LL. ['housebreach']
hanger = hungor husbrycel m. housebreaking, burglary, WW
hungerblton hunger-bitten, starving, Chb 205».
1096. husbryne m. burning of a house, Gt.
hungergtar n. famine year, M. husbunda = husbonda
hungerl&w* famishing, starving, LHy3*. hose n. mockery, derision, scorn, insult,
hungerllc hungry, famishing, WW. Qen,WW. ['hux']
hungor m. hunger,* desire, An,Cr, VPs, WW; husoarl m. one of the household corps, member
*
CP : famine, &,Mt,Chr. of the king's bodyguard, Chr,KC. ['house

hangrlg 'hungry,' famishing, MtL,Ou; carl' ; ON.]
iE,AO. husollo shameful, ignominious, M. adv.
hungor = hungor -Hoe.
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hunlg n. 'honey, AO,VPs M,CP.; husoword n. insulting speech, An. [v. ' hux ']
hunlgseppel m. pastille? ball of honey? OET hussl=husl
(Cpl512). hosalMUgung f attendance at the
. eucharist,
hunfgbftre honeyed, OEG. communicating, M.
hunigbln f. vessel for honey, LL455[17]. husellif {.remains of the eucharist,LL(to&").
hunlgeamb f. 'honey-comb,' ScbW. hOMlportto (u B ) m. sacristy, BH94W .
hunJgflowende flomng with honey, Qv 1260. husfsast adj. occupying a house, Ct.
hunlggafol n. rent paid in honey, LL448[4,5]. hushsflen m. ceiling, WW432*. [heofon]
hunigvoge f. honeysuckle? clover? privet? hfkshliford m. master of the house, J3.
Cp,WW. \'honeysuck'] hushlftow n. housing, shelter, LL(282»);
hunlgswtte 'honey -sweet, ' mellifluous, M. W74«.
hunlgtAar m. honey which drips from the ±huslan to *
house,' receive into one's house,
comb. LL.
hunigtftar-en, -lie nectar-like, Gl. husfnesl n. habitation, DR,VPs.
hunl-sugs, -suoe = huniosuge husl (-eel, -sul) n. 'housel, 9 eucharist, Lord's
hunspora m. ' dolon, ' pike ? Cp 366d. supper, M,BH : the host, LL : a sacrifice,
hunta m. huntsman, M,AO : a kind of spider, MtLW.
LcdUK.- ['hunt'] huslbearn (-ul) n. communicant, Gn531.
hunta* =hunto6 hosldlso m. housel-dish, paten.
huntatifaru i. hunting expedition, LL252[221. hflsl-fsst n. nap. -fatu sacrificial or sacra-
±huntlan, huntgan to 'hunt' (intr.), Led, mental vessel.
WW;(tT.)jB. hoslgang m. going to, partaking of the
huntfoge f. huntress, A 6- 188. eucharist, M.
huntigspere n. hunting-spear, WW. huslgenga m. communicant, v. LL 2*263.
. huntlgystre =hunticge huslian to administer the sacrament, LL.
huntott, huntnoti, huntnold, huntnatS m. ['housel']
hunting, what is caught by hunting, game, huslttin m. acolyte, LL.
prey, AS,Ct,Lcd ; AO. [' hunteth'] hushing f. administration of the sacrament,
huntung f. 'hunting,' WW
: a hunt, chase, M. ['houseUng']
DB : what is hunted, game, ES37188. huslwer (-el) m. communicant, Gtr768.
hunflyrlunp. holes in the upper part of a husrAden f . household, family, LPs.
mast, WW288 11 . dbhussetpe m. house (e.g. of Israel), race.
hUon^hwon; hupban, huppban=hypban husstede m. site of a house, Lod.
-huplan v. on-h. hosting n. tribunal, court (esp. in London),
hupseaz n. hip-sword, short sword, dagger. Chr. ['husting']
[hup- = hype-] husul, hasul-=husl, hus(e)l
hurnltu = hyrnetu huswlst f. home, LPs6*.
hOru adv. at least, at aU events, however, huti f. plunder, booty, prey, M.
nevertheless, yet, even, omy, LL; JE : about, huxrfraso
not less than, AO: surely, truly, certainly, hwa mf., hwset n. pron. (interrog.) 'who,'
indeed, especially, CP. h. swfflost most what, M,AO,CP : (indef. ) any one, some one,
particularly. anything, something, M,AO,CP : each, swa
hnruftlnga at least, especially, M. hwa swa whosoever, swa hwset swa what-
has n. 'house,' B,Q,BB; M,AO,CP : dwell- soever, td hwsem wherefore.
ing-place, Elfh : household, JnL : family, +hw& each one, every one, any one, whoever,
race, Ps. +hw8de slight, scanty, small, young, M.
±husa m. member of a household, G. hwssder (GP) = hwider

HWjEDNES 170 HWEUAN
+hwAdnes f. fewness, insignificance : m. activity, vigour, boldness,
fine- hwastselpe
ness, subtlety. bravery, AO,CP.
hwAg («) n? 'whey.' LL. hwsstfer (e) I. adj. pron. which of two,
hwal I. (aea. hwal- in obL owes) m. ' whale, ' 'whether, 9 M. swa hw. swa whichever.
walrus, MJiO. II. pret. 3 eg. of hwelan. hwsBoer...oe whether. ..or : each of two, both :
III.=hwalL IV. (£xl61)=wnlnT one of two, either, CP. II. oonj. (with sab}.
hwalan like a whale? 8ol263. and adv. whether, JE,CB.
hwalhunta m. whale-fisher, whaler, J3,AO. +hwsaft«r both, either, each.
hwaslhuntatf m. whale-fishery, whaling, AO. hwssftere, hw»ti(8)re I. adv. however, yet,
hwsBlmeret m. sea. nevertheless, still, MJlQ,CP. H.=hw»tier
hwaslweg (w«l-) m. sea, 8iav63. adv.
hw»m=hwemm + hwsjttere nevertheless.
tawim da. of hwa, hwnt. +hwaetteres everywhere.
+hwAmUc each, every, LkL9". hwal- v. hw»l; hwalf =hwealf I.
-hw&nan t. a-hw. hwall {=*) forward, bold, WW499" ; 532".
hwsene=hwone, asm. of hwa. [hwelan]
hwAne=hwene hwim ds. of hwa, hwat.
hwsenne, hwame ( when ) = hwonne
* ' hwamm (o) m. corner, angle, prominence, M,
hwart=&wer CP: porch.
hwAr (a) adv. andoonj. 'where,' whither, hwamstan (o1 ) m. corner-stone, MtL21".
M : somewhere, anywhere, everywhere, M, hwan =hwon instr. of hwaet.
CP. wel h. nearly everywhere, swa hw. hwan=hwam; hwanan=hwanon
8W& wheresoever, wherever, elks hw. else- hwana =hwone asm. of hwa.
where, hwfer. . .hw£r aere. . .ffare. hwanne = hwonne
+hwAr everywhere, in all directions, : on M hwanon, hwanone adv. whence, M.
every occasion, always. + hwanon adv. from every quarter.
hwmf^hwearf hwssrfan=hwierfan
; hwanonhwegu adv. from anywhere.
hw»rflung = hwyrflnng hwar, hwara = hw&r
hwsBS I. sharp, piercing, Cb 1444. II. gs. of hwast-=hw£st-
hwa, hwaet. hwasta? m. eunuch, Mt,WW.
hwAsan' (6) to 'lateese,* oreoiAt hard, JE. hwat- v. hwat.
hwAst? 6fou»fi9, v. OEG2452n. hwat-a I. m. augur, soothsayer, M. II. (jb),
hwAstrlan (a) to murmur, mutter, NG. -an fpl. augury, divination.
l %
hwAstrung (a) f. murmur, whispering, hwatend iris IUyrica {plant).
muttering. hwatung f augury, divination, LL.
.
hwat I. (neat, of hwa, whioh see) adv. why, hw«al (WW162«)=oweal

wherefore : indeed, surely, truly, for : interj. hwealf I. concave, hollow, arched, vaulted.
what I lot (calls attention to a following IL f. vault [cp. Oer. gewdlbe]
statement) ah/ behold/ A. II. adj. (obi. hwealhaioo wealhhafoo =
oases have hwat-) sharp, brisk, quick, hwealp=hwelp
active : bold, brave, AO. III. (CP) pros. hwearf Lf m. crowd, troop, concourse.
3 sg. of hwettan. [hweorfan] II. (a, e, eo) m. exchange i
+hwat {Or) neut. of +hwa. Vi-hwat'] what is exchanged : (+) vicissitude : error,
hwAte (8) m. 'wheat,* corn, M,CP. [hwit] MtR27" : going, distance, LkLR24".
hwesteadlg very brave, El 11057 III. pret. 3 sg. of hweorfan.
hwAteoorn n. corn of wheat, Lcnl3a. hwaartan = hwierfan
hwAtecynn n. wheat, PP81471. hwearflan to turn, roll or toss about, revolve,
hwAtegryttan pL wheaten groats, WW 141". wave, CP : change : wander, move, pass by,
hwAtehealm m. wheat straw, Loi>49a. AO.
hwAteland m. wheat-land, KC3-159 U . hwearfile changing, mutable, transitory :
hwAtemelu n. wheat-meal, LoDl26a. quick, agile, Fin 35? adv. -Hoe in turn.
hwAten 'wheaten; M. +hwearfnes f. conversion, CP4471*.
hwAtesmedma m. wheat-meal, Loi>. hwearft m. revolution, circuit, circle : lapse
hwAtewsBstm m. corn, GPs77M. {of time).
hwathwara = hwathwogu hwearftilan (y) to revolve, turn round, JE.
hwat-hwugu, -hwigu, •hogn, -hwega, hwearfung f. revolution : change, vicissitude :
-hwega, -hwygu pron. and adv. somewhat,

slightly, a little, something. hwebbang=webbung; hwader=hwider
hwat-hwugunungM -hweganonges, +hw#dnes (KGl) = +hwAdnes
(CP),
-hnganingas adv. somewhat. hwlg=hw&g; hwsgl=hweol
hwsBtlloe adv. quickly, promptly. hwelan4 (y) to roar, rage.
hwostmodt odd, courageous. hwele (AO,CP)S=<hwflo
dbhwmtaes f. quickness, activity. ±hwellan, hwellanT to suppurate, CP : cause
hratrtdf firm, determined. [rSd =rfed] to suppurate.

HWELP 171 UWli)A
hwelp (oa, y) m. whelp/ the young of an
*
aU the while. otfre hwHe...6tire hwile at
animal, cub, AO. one time. . .at another time.
hweiung f. din, WW423 N . hwile (e, y) interrog. pron. and adj.
hwem = hwemm which, what : (indef.) whosoever, whichever :
hwemdragen sloping, slanting, Bl207". any (one), some (one), awa hw. swa who-
hwemm (») m. corner, angle, M. [hwamm] soever, whatever.
hwemman to bend, turn, incline, Chb1052. +hwllo each, every (one), all, many, whoever,
hwene (£) adv. somewhat, a little, jE,AO,CP. whatever, anra +hw. each one.
[inatr. of hw6n] hwllohwega = hwilohwnga
hweogl=hweol hwllc-hwene, -hwone pron. some, some one*
hweol, hweogul, hweohl n. 'wheel, ' Bo ; Mdf hwllo-hwugu, -hagn (hwilo is declined) pron.
hweollig having a circular border or decora- any, some, some one, AO,CP.
tion, WW375". ±hwllonea f. quality, M.
hweolliat m. orbit, DHy93". hwllen passing, transitory, Whaub87.
hwioMd f. rut, Cp233o. hwDende (So), hwflendlio (CP)=hwfl-
hweop pret. 3 ag. of hwdpan. wendlio
+hweorf converted, MtR lb* (+werf) : active? hwlletf prea. 3 eg. of hwelan.
Cra68. hwOhwega adv. for some time.
hweorta m. «?AorJ o/ a spindle. hwllon (JS)=hwflum
±hweorfsn* (o, n) to turn, change, feohtan hwllpe f. curlew? Sxaf21. [Du. wilp]
mid hweorxendum aigum to fight with hwDsfleoe n. interval, short space of time, odd
varying success, AO
move, go, come :
: moment, WW
420".
wander about, roam, go about : turn back, hwOtldam adv. sometimes, at times, M,CP.
return, turn from, depart : die : be converted. hwfltidum...hwfltfdnm at some times... at
hweorfb&n (u, y) n. joint, kneecap. others.
hweorflan (e) to return, AS. hwDttrig f. period of time, GD243 1*
hwftoa pret. 3 ag. of hwftaan. hwOum adv. (dp. of hwil) 'whilom/ some-
hweottashwitia times, once, M,GP. hwOnm...hwilum now
hweowl, hweowol=hw6ol . . .now, at one time. . .at another, [whilom]
hwer (», y) m. pot, basin, bowl, kettle, hwDwende transitory, temporary, A.
caldron, M. hwllwendtte transitory, temporary, temporal,
+hwer=+hw*r; hwerb*n=hweorfban M. adv. -Hoe, M.
hwerf I. m. * wharf, ' dam or bank to keep out hwlmpel wimpel =
water, EC299. II.=hwearf hwman 1 to hiss, whizz, whistle. [' whine']
hwerf- =hwearf-, hweorf-, hwierf- hwlnalan to whine, NC303.
hwergen adv. only in phr. ellee hwergen hwlnsung f. whining, NC303.
elsewhere. hwlrfan = hwierfan
hwerhwette f cucumber.
. hwlrfB prea. 3 ag. of hweorfan.
hwesan(JE)=hw&aan; hwiMwAt hwlrllc (HGL434) =hwearflic
hw#te(KGL)=hw«te hwlaoettung f. squeaking (of mice), GD
hwete-, hwet-atan m. whetstone, AO. 186« (o).
±hwettan to 'whet,' sharpen, incite, en- hwlaprtan to 'whisper,* murmur, NG.
courage, M,CP. [hwastl hwlaprung f. whispering, murmuring, JnB
-hwette v. hwer-h. ; hwefler=hw»oer
hwetJre=hw»«ere; hwl=hw? hwlftie f. reed, whistle, fipe.
hwioce t locker, chest, trunk, OEG 18b11. hwlatlere m. whistler, piper.
hwloung f. squeaking (of mice), GD185«(c). hwlttltan to 'whistle,' hiss, Nab4317 .
hwlder (m) adv. 'whither/ MJiO,CP. iwa hwlatlung f. whistling, piping, music.
1
hw. awa wherever, whithersoever. hwtt I. 'white : bright, radiant, glistening,
-f hwlder in every direction, everywhere, any- flashing, clear, fair. II. n. white of egg, J&.
where, whithersoever. dzhwltan to whiten : brighten, polish.
hwlderryne adj directed whither, Ln43M . hwltcorn n. manna, JnL6sl mg.
hwle=hwy hwft-ewldu, -oudu m. mastic, LCD.
-hwlettan (e, y) v. of-hw. [hwealf] hwItehUf m. white bread.
a-, be"-,
±hwlerfan (m, y) to turn, change, hwltel (y) m. blanket, cloak, M. [hwit]
e, ea, i,
convert, return, CP : wander, move, go, hwltfdt white-footed, Gl.

, depart, AO : exchange, barter (+) overturn, hwltian to whiten, become white, be white, 2E.
:
(
'
destroy, [hwearf] hwttingmeltt n. whiting-powder, LoDllQb.
+ hwierfednes (y) f. conversion, BH. hwltlngtreow n. whitten tree.
-hwlerfere v. pening-hw. hwltleac n. onion, WW353*.
hwlg=hwy hwltling m. a kind offish, whiting? NC303.
hwfl f. 'while, ' time, M.CP : a long time, fta hwlt-loet, -loooedel fair-haired, blonde, Rd.
hwOe (tSe) while, whilst, meanwhile, nfi hwltnes f. whiteness, J2,Bl.
hwile just now, a while ago. ealle hwile hwttta m., hwiflu (eo) ft air, breeze, JS,CP.

HWOL 172 HYHTAN
l
hwol? infigens,' OEG37*. kftfeb m. hiding-place, cave, MkRJJL.
bwomm = hwamm ['hidcle']
hwon fonn of instr. oaee of hwa, only found hyder=hider
in adverbial phrases like 'to" hwon, for hfdglld (ys ) n. fine to save one's skin (i.e.
hwon' why. instead of flogging), LL. ['hidegM']
hwon I. adj. little, few. II. n. a little, trifle, hjdlg I. leathern, 125* WW II.=hygdi#
somewhat, a little while. III. adv. somewha t. +h?dnes f. comfort, Cp210o : security, CP
hwonan = hwanon 387.
hwone aem. of hwa. h*dselp=hyo8cip
hwdnlle little, smaU, M. adv. -Hoe, hjff. 'jhsj,' Gp,Lcd,WW.
moderately, slightly, little, M. +hygd (i), hygd (at PPsl20*) fn. mind,
hwftnlotum (—hlotnm) adv. in small thought : reflection, forethought.
quantities, Gl. hygdig heedful, thoughtful, careful : chaste,
tawonne adv. when, then, at some time, CP : modest adv. -Hoe chastely.
at any time, nil hw. just now : as king as, hjgdlgiMf t chastity, modesty, DR.
until. hyge (i)t m. thought, mind, heart, disposition,
hwonon = hwanon intention, 8eafJ>a : courage : pride, Gxzr
hwdpan7 f to threaten. 354. {'high']
hwortan = hweorfan hygebend mf. heart-strings, B1878.
hwosta m. cough, WW. ['hoastt'] hygebllnd mentally blind, Jul61.
hwdstan to cough, Loi>Q6b (hwoaatf). hft^bWSe^bUtheofheaH.giadîoufuL
hwotferlan to foam, surge, ^H2*388u . hygeelAne pure in heart, PPB104*.
[hwifta] hygeeneftt m. power of mind, wisdom.
hwoftrung f murmur, a low sound, OEG26M
. hygeeneftigt wise, prudent.
hwu(LWS)=hu hjgwlrlht f. band of household retainers?
hwugudAl m. smaU part, HL18*«. Rnf21. [hlw]
hwurf- =hwearf-, hweorf-, hwyrf- hygetoet wise, Rd43".
hwurfon pret. pL of hweorfan. hygefrdd wise, Gmrl953.
hwurful fickle, CP. [hweorfan] hygefrdforf f consolation.
.
hwurfulnes f inconstancy, mutability, CP.

. hygegAlaa hesitating, slow, sluggish, Ph314.
hwf (inst. of hwset) adv. and oonj. 'why.' [g*lan]
to hwy wherefore, hygegal loose, wanton, Rd13 u.
hwyder (M) =hwider hygegar m. wile, Mod 34.
hwylan=hwelan; hwylcfr=*hwilo hy gegeomort sad in mind.
hwyloa m. tumour, boil, 161". WW hygegfyawt prudent in mind.
hwyion = hwflum; hwylp=hwelp hygegrlm savage, cruel, Jul595.
hwyr=hwer; hwyrf- = hweorf -,nwierf- hygeltes rash,
(e, i) thoughtless, foolish, M.
hwyrfel m. higher part? hygeliaslio (i) unbridled, OEG3170.
circuity exterior,
Bl125u : {meaning doubtful), EC328'. hygeleast 1 heedlessness, folly, M.
hwyrlepdl m. whirlpool, eddy, WW383*4 . hygemfittum (i) reverently, B2909.
hwyrflede 'rotundus,' v. OEG23". hygemtte sad, saddening, B2442.
hwyrflung (ae) f. turningf revolution, month f hygerdft stout-hearted, brave.
v. OEG1992 : wandering. hygerun f. secret. El 1099.
hwyifnee f. dizziness, giddiness, Lod. hygeeeeaft t mind, heart, Gmr288.
±hwyrft m. turning, circuit, revolution, hygemottort sagacious, wise.
motion, course, orbit: way out, outlet. +hw. hygeeorgt f. heart sorrow, anxiety.
geares anniversary. hygestrang (i) brave, Mjdt 42.
hwyrftltan = hwearftlian hygettenaf m. injury, insult.
hwyrftweg m. escape, Rd4*. hygetrtow f. fidelity, Ghk2367.
hwystl- = wistl- ; hwftel = hwitel hygettanet m. thought
h« = hie; +h*an=hean III. hygettanoolt thoughtful, wise.
1
±hyegan (i) to think, courageous, B746.
consider, meditate, hygeftlhtig (i )
study : resolve upon, determine, purpose : hygeVrymm
m. courage, B339. l
(i )
Ft---. -rewimber : hope. h. fram be averse to. hygeVrytS (i) f. pride, insolence, G»2238.
n?d t a 'hide,' skin, Chr,LL ; AO,CP,M. hygewntan{ m. agitation of mind, anger.
hyde oolian to undergo aflogging. II.= hid hygewlanet haughty, proud.
+h«d I. furnished with a skin, NabSO*. hyggean=hyogan; bygtt (LPs)=higla
II. pp. of hean. III. = +hyg<L hytean=h^«oan; hybst v. heah.
±h?dan I. to 'hide* ('i-hede'), conceal, pre- hyht (e, i) mf. (±) hope, trust, Blfs; JR,CP :
serve, Bo,CP : (reft, and into.) hide oneself, joy, exultation : (±) desire, expectation : (+)
CP,Ps : sheath (a sword), bury (a corpse), comfort. Vhight']
M. II.=hedan d:hyhtan (i) to hope, trust, Ps : rejoice, exult,
hjddern =h6ddem ; -hydele v. hftwen-h. be glad : soften {hardship), Gutk86*.
+ hydellcnes = + hyBeltanes Vhight']

HYHTENDLIC 173 HYRST
+hyhtendlic to be hoped for, GD269". hyngfIg s hnngng
hyhtful (e, i) hopeful : full of joy, mirthful, hennas I persecution, BH34S. [hean]
pleasant, glad. hynniUee (Ep) =ynnileao
hyhtgiefa f. pleasing gift, Rnc21. hJntJ, hyntiu = hfentio
hyhtgffla m. giver of joy, El 862. +h*pan (^)s=+heapian
hyhtlng (i*) exultation, WW233".
I hypban n. hip-bone, 20V. WW
hyhtieas (i») unbelieving. Gun 2387. hype m. 'hip, 9 Bl,WW;M,CP.
hyhtUet hopeful, joyful, pleasant ady. bjpef. heap, EL
-lioe. hypebiii=hypDan
4-hyhtlle commodious. hfrel m. heap, mound, Gl.
hyhtplegat dl Joycm* pfay, sport hypeea»=hnpooax
hyhtwlUaf m. hoped-for joy. +hypsan (LFs9")=hyspan
hyhtwynnt f. joy o/ hope, joy. 1
(i , e*) n. pain in the hips, WW
hyh«o=hieh6u; hyi=hyfl 113w .
9
hylo (i) m. 6eiuJ, tern, Gl. hfr (I) f. 'hire, wages, MJLL interest, :
+hylee4 divergent, GPH398. usury, M.

hyld (e, i) m. puce, Oe» fcyaty, tfe%, hyra gp. of he, hfio, hit.
CAr(e),£L. ['AeW]
:
^^
ltysa m. eertwnl, follower, mercenary, hire-
hyldan I.(e)=hieldan. II. to ./lay, sti*, ling, CP.
2B,JPJP. ['WW; holdll.1 hyran to spU, MkB 14". [op. +horian]
hyldfttt m. oa*A of allegiance, LL396b. ±hjran = (l)hleran; (2)hyrian
hylde f. declivity, elope, KC,WW(e). Shield 9 ] hyrenlan = heoronian
hyMemflgt m. near kinsman. hyrdf. door, Gbn2696. [Gott.hanrds]
hyldere m. ,/fciyer, fofcfer, Gl. [hold II.] hyrd-, heord-, hyrwd- =hierd-
+hyldlg jutieftJ, SPs7». hyrdel m. 'nurdfe,' ^,JFJF.
hyldlng 1 curve, tncKnatiott, WW382 . hyra gds. of heo ; hfre=h§ore
1
[heald] hjreborg (ie) m. interest on money, WW
hyldo f. favour, grace, kindness, protection : 5151 .
allegiance, loyalty, reverence, AO,CP. hfrael=hiered; hfreftersherefter
[hold I.] hyiegeoo , -geoht=h^rgeoht
hyUrOden 1 JbfaJty, TC610«(e*). h^regllda m. mereenory, hired servant,
111"
WW
hyWu(^))=:hyldo
hylest pres. 2 eg. of helan. h*remann = hferemann
hyll^^hielf h*rgeoht n. hired yoke of oxen, LL24[00].
byll h mf. 'hiU,
9
JF; Mdf. II.=heil hyrtan to imitate, Bo.
9 9
hyllehama (i) m. 'cicada,* cricket, grass- hyrlan to 'hire {'i-hire ), M,Mt.
hopper, Gl. tairigmanii I. m. hireling, A,Mk. ['hire-
+hylman=helini&n ; »bybnan v. for-, ofar-h. man '] II. = hferemann
hylp=help hyrlng f imitation. .
9
hylptf pres. 3 eg. of helpan. hurling m. 'hireling, Mk\».
hyfeten baked (on the hearth), WW393". nermann = hyrigmann
hytaung I 'tympanum, 9 timbrel f (BB4-82), hyrnan to jut out like a horn, Ct.
EPs 160*. hyrne f angle, comer, OP,Mt ; Mdf [• hern 9 ]
. .
9
hylt=hielt pres. 3 sg. of heeldan. ±hyTneahorned,beaked,Lcd;M. ['i-horned ]
-hylto . heah-h. hyrnednebbat horny-billed, horn-beaked.
hylto=hielto [horn]
hylwyrt f. 'hiUwort, pulegium, WW.9
hyrnen I. of horn, LRPsOT*. II. angular,
hym =him ; hymbUoe (Gl) =hymlic OEG7»
Hymbre sbpL Northumbrians, O ET571. h^rnea^hlernea
hymele f. hop plant, WW;Mdf. [L. hyrnet* hyrneta f. 'hornet, 9 Gl,WW gadfly :
hamulus] WW\2\".
hymeUe=hymlio; hymen =?men hymfal angular, having many angles, OEG
hymMe (e) m., hymlioe f. 'hemlock,
9
GlJLod, 121.
hyrnlg angular, OEG 121.
bjta=hean; hjnan (;E)==hIenan hyrnst&n m. corner -stone, keystone, MEL 1 • 106
bynd^hind h*TOxa m. hired ox, LL116B.
-hynde v. six-, twelf-, twi-h. hyrra (KGL)=heorra, heorr
; of-hende.
hynden f. community of 100 men, LL. hjrra I. v. heah. IL =hyra
hyndenmann m. chief man in the community hyrstt (±) ornament, decoration, jewel, Li
of 100 men, LL 175; 178. treasure : accoutrements, trappings, armour.
hyne=hine as. of he. [Qer. rilstung] IL m. hillock, eminence,
±hyngran, hyngrian (i) to be\ hungry, height, wood, wooded eminence, Rd.OET;
9
'hunger, (impers.) M,JnL\ (intr.
r.) CrJLk : Mdf. ['hurst ]
9
(trans.) hunger for, Mt5*. hyrat- =hierst-

HYRSTAN 174 EELDFUL
±hyratan I. to decorate, adorn, ornament,
equip. [Oer. rfiaten] m
IL (+) to urmur,
I
LkLR15*. III.= hierstan b(JS)=:gea;

hyrsum^hlenam ; hyrtan=hiertan Iactnotua, foeintna m. [z*
hyrten = heorten hyaointhoa]
hyr* f. akin, hide, ES41-323. Iagul=geagl; lara=gearo
kyiffll (Cfr)=hyrdel iarwan=ffierwan; Ib-=if-
+hfnmg f. hiring, WW213U . Id pron. (lat pen.) '/, ' Cp,Jn. [Ger. ion]
'
ljyiw-=hierw- kail, Ioean= Ieoan; lee = foe
faya=hia; hfnnTshyaean band m. £»n48u. [ieoan]
'onetor, '
±hyeean (ea, i) (to.) to jeer at, deride, re- 'omari*,' ^Gb48u.
leeafre f.
proach, Julj>s : (into.) to rail, utter taunts, laga only in phr. 'ioge gold,' treasure-gold
W. ['heascen'] rich odd? B1108.
hjaeend mm.revOer, GPH398. Uaagaa adv. on the same day, A.
u
hy»dld (WW170 )=hyôild Idel L (often Ml- in obL oases) worthless,
hyaaf naF» byeeaa m. «m, yonA, yotmy useless, vain, JS,Cp,Gen,Mt,VPs : empty;
man, warrior. desolate, bare, void, destitute, devoid (of),
hyeebeorlfor n. fte bearing of male offspring : AB,B,VPs;CP : 'Mfe,' tutempZoyerf, Jft.
6oy, young man. on L adv. in vain, M. II. n. empfinea*,
hyaa-bertfllng, -byrding m. the bearing of frivolity, idleness, Lce%LLJ3ol(f) : inatten-
male offspring. tion, carelessness.
hyaeberare f. teaman who bears a son, SHy lae&orn slothful, idle.
JJO". [byrtfare] Melflelp ( e*, i*) n. empty boasting, vainglory,
tayMdld n. mob
cAtW, iSÂO. CP,DHy,WW.
hyeerinc m. yonny man, GD338". Idelglld n. vain worship, idolatry, M.
hyeewlee ady. a/itar ffte maiwwr o/ vaufiff men. MelgUdoflrunf 1 offmng to an idol, M.
WW417« Melhende empty-handed, empty, M,CP.
hyaope=yeope Idelingm (a«) ^frivola,* GPH389.
hyepan (e, 1) pret. hyende and hyepte to Idelllo vain, idle. ady. -Bee, FjP«. [' *]
moefc, acorn, deride, revue, AO. [hoap] Idalnaa I. frivolity, vanity, anpftneaf, _
hyapand m. calumniator, BPs71*. neat, VPs ; CP. in (on) idelniaae in vain :
+nyspendlle abominable, LPs 13*. * idleness,* idle, vain existence, LL.
hyapful ridiculous, OEG11 1" -UalaprAoa v. fela-L

hyap-nea, -ung 1 contumely. idea virgin : (f) loomon, wife, lady, queen.
hyaee=hyee hUt busy r active r{BT); greedy fort desirous
hyt I.f AeoJ, B2649. [Otf. hit*; or 7 read off (GK), PH407?
hit] IL=hitpron. Idl-v. IdeL
h^t proa. 3 sg. of hydan. ±Idlian to become useless.
hyttan=hittan Idol n. idol, LL. |X.]
hJIJ h f. fana'tny-plaee, Aoroovr, credit, port, lay. ea.
Cp,Quth,MetJ>e;M,CP. Vhithe'] ILL Ieoan (ft, g, ea, I, f) pret. ieote, Ihte to in-
6oa[y,prey. crease, enlarge, add to, augment, prolong,
+h|V appropriate, convenient, M. AnJbcdMM '
{+) Wfil. carry out, RSL
hyfan (!) plunder, ravage, [huti] 11*486. Veche* ; eao]
±hytfeglan to facilitate. leelnotus = laoinotoa
hyftegung f. oatxmJaoe, So 12*. IaeaaaQra=geaoeaaure; Iedel-=idel-
±hytfe]le suitable, proper, convenient, ad- U*(lg)L island, [ea]
vantageous, adv. -fioi. lagbQand m. islander, CP.
+hf«all8naa f. 'oppcrtunitas,' NCS45. togeUf (eg-) n. sea-cliff, B2893.
hftfglld n. Aaroow offering, sacrifice or togtand (€, I) n. island.
service, OEG. fagatrtam (&ft m. current, river, eta.
hytJllc belonging to a harbour, WW. Iahtan=entan; lelo-=ilo.; leW=ieldo
+hjttto = +hfoetio ±Ieldan (i, y) to delay, put oft, prolong,
+h?tfnes f. advantage, ML2$bP* : occasion, hesitate, tarry, CP
: connive at, dissimulate,
EPs9". ['eld'; eald]

hftfeelp (I) n. a fynf, piratical ffeeaeZ, Ol. ieldcian(CP)=eloian
hyW f. pain, advantage. leldef (e, ea, i, y) mp. men.
+hytRto n. subsistence, ML2Zb***. ielden (m) n. delay, BH400*
hytfweard m. warden of a harbour, B1915. leldend (y) m. one who delays.
hyw^hiw; +hywan=+Iewan leldendlle (e) dilatory, 1. WW441
hynnsshyaoan loldeat (a), e, y) auperL of eald (JB,Mt,CP;
1
'eldest ).
leldeeta m. chief.
leldful (i, y) dilatory, delaying, OEG.

JELDIAN 175 INBLAWAN
(y) to put off, delay, M. dbtewan (ea, eo, f ) to show, display, reveal,
tekUng 1 delay, tarrying, CP dissimulation. disclose, point out, CP.
: [Sage; op. Sowan]
toMo (a, ef i, y) f. age, &,QuJjcd : period : Ilegn=ifig
oldage, old people, JB,Bl; CP : an age of the Iflg n. 'ivy/ GUtLcdJShr.
world, M,Qu. ['eld* ; eald] Iflgbearo ivy-grove, CC50.
toMra (y) (comp. of eald) used as sbpL Iflg-erop, -eroppa m. cluster of ivy berries.
parents, ancestors, B&>yEl>Ra\ [* elder*] Iflgliaf n. tvy fee*/, LoDll7b.
teUratsBdar («ld-) m. grandfather,
leldu=ieldo
WWW Iflg-tearo, -tara n. try tar, resin
Lod.
from tar,
ielle (y) mp. elves (v. ©If). Iflht fry-covere**, KC.

lelien {m, e, y) L elf, fairy. lg=io; If -leg; ]gbOend=fegbuend
tolfig (y) raving, frantic, mad, WW. [v. lgdasges=Id»gee; lgel=Q; |gg=feg
'giddy'] Iggati, iggoB, Sg(e)oC m. 'ad/ ey<rf, «matf
Mmmig(WW277»)=geinang; ,
terd=gierd Mbifuf, ^,C%r.

tarf- t. also yrf-. Igll,igl(^;)=a
lerfe (a, e, i, y) n. heritage, bequest, property, Igland (8) n. 'wfenoy BH,Bo,CKr, Whale.
CP : arfffa. [Ger. erbe] igoft, igC=igga«; lh=io
tertian (i) to inherit, possess : (+) to stock Into pret. 3 ag. of ieoan.
with cattle. n (igil) m. hedgehog, porcupine, 8hr,WW;
torgan to dishearten, [earg] CP. [•«•]
ierglfa f. remfone**, ffcrfA, eotoorcftce, AO. nand=]gland
[e**g] Ilea (y) pron. (always wk) the same, An,Bo,
tarUe (i) angry, vehement, ApT. Chr,OET;CP. ['«*»]
±Ierman to Aaroat, tea;, ajlief, CP. [eann] Ilea adv. v. swa; fld-=ield-
terming (eo, e, y) m. juraon o/ no account, lle (y) m. sole of the foot, J£ : callosity, corn,
poor wretch, AO.CP. M. [op. Qer. eilen]
termtf, iermou (e, ea, eo, y) 1 misery, dis- llletu, ilfe(t)te (y) f. swan, Gh ; Mdf.
tress, poverty, BJk>,Ps i disease : crime : Ulea=ilea
reproach, calumny, CP8118"4. ['emO*'; Uleracu f. surfeit, WW378».
eann] +Illeroead surfeited, CVYbII**.
toman* (», i, y; rinnan) pret. 3 ig. am, Unetu (WW367")=ilfetn
orn, pL urnon; pp. omen (±) to run, Uugaeeg v. eolhseoff ; lmbe=ymbe II.
move rapidly, hasten, flow, spread, MJiO, ImberdUng, imbyrcuing = inbyrdling
CPJJcd, VPs : pursue, Boj*s : cause to move Impa? m., impef f. graft, shoot, scion, CP
rapidly, turn, grind, AOJSH : (+) get to, 381". Vimp')
attain, meet with : (+) occur (to one's mind), Implan to * imp/ implant, graft, LL464[12] :
QD : (+) coagulate, Led : (+) grow up. (+) busy oneself with, CP132*
%
Vern'] In I. prep, with a. and d. (instr.) (local) Hn,
tornlng (e) discharge, flow, NG.
f. into, upon, on, at, to, among : (temporal)
torn I. y) wandering, erring, perverse,
(it in, at, about, towards, during i (purpose)
depraved, Ps,8ol : angry, fierce, JRJSlfihr, in, to, for. IL sb. and adv. -inn
CP ;AO. II. n. anger, Bl,CPJSl,Lk. In- (v. xxxiii ff.)=on- BH
ierremdd (y) wrathful, wild, B726. maberan (inn-) to bring in, M.
4
terrenga (eo1, y\ i\ u1 ) adv. angrily, fiercely, Inadl f. internal disease, Lod.

CP. InAJan (VPs) = on&lan ; lnigan =ingan
ierrettweorh (y) very angry, 8at399T lnageode=ineode pret. 3 sg. of ingan.
lersdpe (y) m. anger, 15*89*. Inasenrtsn to send in.
±lerslan (i, io, y) to be angry with, rage : InAwrlttlng f. inscription, LkL20M.
enrage, irritate, CP. InbSBrnednes (CPs66); inbasrnes (Gl) f.
lenlgendtte passionate, emotional, M(y). burning, incense, frankincense, [=onb-]
tenting (i, y) f. anger, CP. InbecwetJan6 to inculcate, WW429M .
tersunga adv. angrily. InbeMMan to lead in.

lert5-=eorC-, yrtS- lnbelQcan* to shut, Bl217«
tosca (Ep,Erf)=geoosa inbend mf. internal bond, Gu928.
lesend, iesende entrails, [— geaen]WW. lnber-=on-, in-byr-
letett pree. 3 eg. of etan. Inberan to carry %n, LL386[1].
left adv. oomp. («eatf) easily, An,Met; lnbernes (VPs)=inba3rnes
AO.CP. ['eoto'] lnbesltan to hack into {any one), LL86[74].
+Ieffan (8) to alleviate, Qui 179. Inbesttngan* to penetrate, LL7[64,2].
lefte I. easy, good-natured, pleasant, B; AO. Inbst^nednes f. life of a recluse, GD212*.
IL (t)=««e lnbewmdan' to enfold, enwrap.
Iettogean = yftgian inblrdllng = inbyrdling
leffeUe easy, CP
: adv. -Hoe easily, AO,CP. Inblawan7 to inspire, breathe upon, JnB :
tetfnes f. ease, pleasure, CP425". inflate, puff up, EC. ['inblow']

INBODEN 176 INQYTE
proclaimed, [onbeodan]
i Intanld n. in-coming, entrance, M : interior z
exasperated,
i f— onb-1 vestibule.
ptc. indigenous, native* GPH89Q. tnrangene-Mof, mfangen-tifif eb. right of
1
[* inborn
] judging thieves caught within the limits of
Inborn m. bail, security in eases of theft, LL. one s jurisdiction, and of taking the fines for
rinborgh'] i*«crtme,Cl; V.LL2-623. ['mjangthiefl
lnbrtdan* to burst in upon, GPH393. tetanm* L to enter, JBJn. ['tn/are']
tn-brengan, -bringan to bring in, present, U.»mnefaran
Mb. ['inbring 9] fnfara t t«c«r«ic», taron*, Chb1048.
mbryne (byr) m. conflagration. mlaallan 7 to fall in, VP».
inbryrd- = onbryrd- Inleocan to fetch in, Bl 1761.
tnbflan to tnAoKf, MtL23» tnllran to enter in, M.
tnMend m. inhabitant, 210". WW tnflht n. brawl in a house, LL597'.
m-burg, -burh f. hall, WW. toflndan* tojmrf, discover, NG.
tnbyrde 6or» on tfe estate, Ct InflidetASo/w1^-
tnfcyrunng (e) za. slave bom in a master's mfltai* to fig from, Rm44.
Aoiwe, Su tnldeter n. bringing up, rearing, LL396'.
tnbyrne (DR) =mbrvne iBtrtdf eery ayid, experienced,
mbyrti pros. 3 sg. of inberan. lug L mim 0/ tae rime for ng. H.=ging,
tne (Jft,JfJ;) da. of git, dual pen. pron. geong
['tnc'] -tog suffix, at in canning, lytling (originally
inca m. question, scruple, suspicion, doubt : patronymic).
grievance, quarrel, grudge, BH. inoan to-fin any. pret. -tode to 90 t», enter, BH,
—witan to Aove a gnutye.

-- 1=mge8gode; inee=ynce
Jft. ['tnpo']
mgaiigDutn^reM, eiaroficeâcceM,^^^^^,
Incegan to call upon, DR119*. [oigan] BHJ>s (inn.) : entrance fee. I'ingang'l
Ineigung f. invocation, DR. mgangan* to go in, enter, M.
tnoempa m. soldier of the same company, tngebed n. earnest prayer, PPB871.
WW207*. mgeberigan (NG) =cmbyrgan
lneer (y) I. gen. of sit, dual pen. pron. Ingebrmgan' to bring in, LL150'.
lh eA). pron. of or belonging to both of you, tnge-elg^-oggan'taiueare,' VPs;CPb90w .
JbT<. ['tater'] Ingedon any. to put in, BH434"

+taefulnan to ojflfead, scandalise, MtR, [inoa] mgedrlnean (GPH391) =indrinoan
lnega=inca IngefamUan7 'taokiere,' Pa.
Inelt ace. of git, dual personal pronoun. lngefeoht n. internal war, BH.
lndeofa (i, y) m. chamber, closet : cave, den. mgetole n. native race, Ex 142.
Inenlht m. household servant, M. tngehrif (-gerif) n. womb, LPs 21*.
tnoota m. inner chamber, ML : breast, heart, Inge-hygd, -hjd (J3), -hid f. consciousness,
Mxt22 u . mind, conscience, sense, understanding- :
Ineotfu f. internal disease, M. intention, purpose, design.

tneuman4 to come in, go into, enter, JB. tngehygdnei t intention, LPB481.
['income'] ingelmdansinlAdan
Ineund interior, internal, inward, secret, ingelattlan to invite.
j£,CP. adv. -lice, M. Ingemang v. gemang prep.
Incundnes 1 •award eoavfctioa, sincerity, lngemyndt fn. recollection, memory, mind.
W10G*° : inward part, recess, DHy. tngemyndt wea-remembered, El 896.
tnefffl rtronye, extraordinary, adv. -fioe. Ingenga m. vtMtor, tairader, B1776.
Ineyme m. entrance, LV32. Ingeongan (NG)=ingangan
IndAlan to ta/iue, DR. Ingeotan* to pour tn, rffl.
tndipan to dip in, LkLlft". ingtoting (yn-? =ymb-) t iapoartiw, OBG.
Indisc Jadtoa,
indrenean=ondrencan
A mgereo n. broil, BH. [— ungereo]
Ingerlf =in«ehrif
todrltan1 to ejdeafate, utter, 8at80. Ingeeetedêed ta, inserted.
tndrihtan =indryhten Ingeiteald AotweAoU poodt, B 1156.
Indrtncan* to tmW6e, drink, indrunoen Ingesweln. internal swelling, WW113*.
pîriia^nfc lnge«ano mnjAoaâi, mtikl, conscience, in-
Indryhtan distinguished, noble, excellent. tention, M,CP.
Indryhtof f. honour, glory. tngeVtodf f. nation.
Inrardlan to dwell in, inhabit, VPe. mgeweaxen implanted, WW427«.
toMdSte n. household stuff, furniture, WW tngewmn n. civil war, A088»
U7«. [yddiao] tngewltnes f. coiwcioiMieaf, coiwcfence, BH.
tnelle=innelfe; inerm-mmeife Ingeng (CP) =ingang
[ Mijbre J CM424. [geotan]

INHJETAN 177 INSTJSPE
i QD29*.
to inflame, = itin u„ .
)
Inbebban (Cb313) = onhebban adj. inward, GP139.
tnlwldan = onhieldan mne-faran, -foran bowels, Lod.
Jnheord f. herd kept by the lord on hie lands, lnnalle n. bowels : womb.
LL449[7]. tamemest (superL of inne) adj. 'inmost,' 8c
tnhlred m. family, household, M. mostintimate, deep or dose, CP. adv. inmost.
In-hlwan, -higan abpL members of a house- lnnera (oompar. of inne) 'inner/ interior,
hold or community, servants. WW
: mental, spiritual, BH,LLJ3c
lnhold loyal in heart, Lcd3-442». InneU=inno6

Inhumes f. possession, EC 364'. lnne-weard, -werd=inweard
Jnnheardmann m. one of the household troops,
InHd f. right of water-passage inland : MtL8*. [inhired]
entrance-fee. Innhere m. home force, native army, Chb
InUMan 'inducere,' to introduce, NO. 1006s.
Intend- =inlend- Innlan to go in, Bo: (±) put up, lodge, Chr
±tnlaglan to reverse sentence of outlawry, 1048 : (+) include : (+) fill, restore, mate
ChrJLL. ['inlaw'] good, JE. ['inn']
Inland n. land in the lord's own occupation, mntarle (e*) n. household stuff, furniture,
domain, demesne. goods, Bo31».
mlatfIan to invite. mnlffi (Cpll5i)=innelfe
mlafllgend m. inviter, 80170". Innlht (WW450u )=ineniht?
lnlee=in]io; Inlegan (VPB)=onliegan mnlwlan to renew, 168". DR
faiiih^n == infihtan Innon = innan
Inlenda m. native, Ol. lnnor (jEQt) oompar. of inne. ['inner']
In-tande, -lendiso native, indigenous. lnnott mfinside, entrails, stomach, womb,
.
mleohtan =inlihtan breast, heart, BH,Bo,Q; M,CP.

Inllo internal, interior, inward, BH : native. mnoftmagen (e>) n. strength, EHy6".
adv. -lioe inwardly : thoroughly, sincerely, lnnofftydernes f. weakness of the bowels, Lod
heartily, BH^Bo. ['inly'] 106a.
fnHchomiing f incarnation, DR.. Innottwund f. internal wound, Lod 88b.
±tnffhtan (»on-) to shine, illuminate en- Innra=innera
lighten. mnung f . dwelling : contents, takings, revenue,
lnHhtend m. illuminator, DR2*. Bo,KC. ['inning']
Inlfhtlan (-on-) to illuminate, enfghten, mnwearcUee = inweardlioe
NG. . mnweorud n. retainers, household, Wn> 111.
InDhtoM f. illumination, VPs Innylfe=innelfe
Inttfowac = nntttfawao Inorf n. household goods, furniture,
mDxan to become light, dawn, LkL23". Inra (JS)=innera
Inlocaft BuperL adv. innermost, most inr&ean 'ingesserunt,' WW420" (v. A
heartily, [infioe] 31-532).
lntyhtan = inlfhtan nwfiamn to rush upon. •
inmearg n. marrow, OPH307. InrteeJs n. incense, LkR I 9 .
IntsBglung = inseglung
InmMe close to one's heart, important in one's
estimation, ; Bk16. RB lnsAte adj. dependent, WW 186*.
Inn L n. dwelling, apartment, lodging, InasBtnes = insetnee
chamber, house, JSyMt; : AO
quartering Insetewere m. inspector, DR
104.
. oneself (of ['inn'] II. adv.
soldiers), Inaetowung f. inspection, view, NO.
in, inwards, within, inside of : into, ion Inseettendft = unsoeSoende
on into. In-sagal, -aegl (») n. seal, signet, JS,CL
Inn- =in- ; Inna (LkL) =innotS ['inseil'i L.]
Innan L prep. (w. a. g. <L) from within, : B ±1na*gll*n(*)toseal,LL;ML. ['inseil']
within, in, into, Q,QenJjcd ; CP. IL adv. Insaglungf. sealing, seal, M(m).
within, inside, in, AO. ['inne'] to send in, put in, VPs.
InnanbordM adv. (within borders), at home, f. regulation, DR.
CP. Insettan to institute, BH, JnL.
mnanburhware sbpL residents within the Inatgle n. seal, signet, [inaegel]
walls of a town, TC510". Inslht f narrative, JnL. .
Innaneund inner, inward, internal : thorough, Insittende sitting within, Rd47*.

hearty. Insmoh m. slough, MIL 162".
Innane = innan II. ; tnnanweard=inweard Insden f. brawl in a house, LL597[80,12].
lnna$=inno$ lnsomnlan to gather in, B H 274*.
Inniwrtttfng (LkL) = onwriting lnspinn n. spindle, WW.
tnne adv. in, inside, within, in-doors, A^LO, lnatsepe h m. entrance, iEHl-84. IL=-
BH,Chr,CtJjca\ instaepee
•<
O. H. i 12

IN8TJEPES 178 ISIG
\ adv. forthwith, directly. Inwund internal wound, Lcd 70a.
f.
(2E)=ineteppan
i Inwunenas Ipersistence, WW426*.
1
(o») to 6e freeeiii, DR. tnwunung t residence in, NC304.
Itto (o1 ) required far present use, Io-=geo-; lo(»Ia)^geo; loe^geoo
MtR6". iam=eom
i
(y) immediately, NG. lonna (N) ady. within.
-etepee =inst»pee Iomtatfs=inno9
,
B9 (») to oo t», enter,

m. infernal etifcAino pain, Lcd.
A torf m. name of a river-fish (eel?)
the rune for to,
: name of
>
x
a1 to eUm6 tn, GD24. tuning == earning
i to afipoin^ arrange, LkL p2* kurn«=ierntS pree. 3 eg. of iernan.
oneting; lnetyde=inetede Ionian (KGl) = iereian
i m. fertf^ swineherd, LL447. Iotas mpL the Jutes.
nT to intude, BH278*. tow m. =Iw ; Iowan =iewan
if. onme^BHllO" lpplnglren=yppingfren; Irenîeen
_ i(KGL)=intmga; lntimb-=ontimb- lrie=ierfe; lrg|an=eargian
tnttnga m. matter, oneine**, iE cause i fault. : Iringee weg m. milky way, n. WW53
baton intinffan tn tarn, emjrfty. Inn*; irn-=ierm«; iern-, eorn-
Into prep, with cL (inetr.), a. tnto, to, oooifutf, lrrexierre; fre-=iere-
in, zE. tnenhelm«Isenhelm
Intrahtnung 1 interpretation, MtL p2 7. lrffllng=yro1ing
tarter adv. opoft, 171. MtR If pree. 3 eg. ofeom, any.
Intflooe eroee, lAidb,MtL13*. b n. 'toe,' BH.MetyPPo : (pL) pieces of ice,
tnftlnen f. /emafe eertwnt, GPH401. BH : name of the rune for 1.
tnffllng (N) = intinga ; lnftwian = onowean bsarn (GL)=bearn

In-wave, -wrao m. internal pain. UotmlAl icy cold, MetJSeaf. ['iceeoH'l
InwBte i. internal humour, Lcd 97a. be(N)=giw
Inweard L
(innan-, inne-) adj. internal, beam (», e) m. halcyon, kingfisher.
inward, inner, intrinsic, deep, sincere, L (barn, tren) n. 'iron/
lean BR<CP,Ql, A y
earnest, JBJ}JBo,Cr. at ebn. inward parts, LL won instrument, Lcd fetter, Ps (f)
: : :
M,WW. VL adv. within : mentally, troa weapon, sword, B ordeal of red-hot

:
spiritually, LkL. won, LL230[61.

['inward'] \Qer. eieen] II. adj. of
9
Inweardne (e) internal, Lcd
iron, 'iron, JBJB,Bl,CPJ)a.
: sincere, W.
adv. -Hoe inwardly,
l '
: deeply, thoroughly, M
banbendt (""-) mf- iron bond, fetter.
heartily, sincerely, J£J£eL benbyrne (barn-) f. iron corslet, B671.
Inwendan to change, VPs. eend; baneamlg=faenemig '
Inweoro n. indoor work, LL454[11]. (barn-) f. iron fetter, Gl.

Inward- = inweard-; inwlA=tinwit an (ir-) m. iron instrument, Nas
Inwldda m. adversary, enemy.
Inwbe f. condiment, Lcd 69a. m. iron-mine? KC5-234*
lnwtt h xl evil, deceit, guile. IL adj. wicked, _ (ffrai) 'iron-grey,' WW.
malign, deceitful. banbaard (Ir-) hard as iron, B112. [' iron-
Inwltfeng m. spiteful clutch, B 1447. hard']
tnwltfttn m. treacherous shaft, Mod 37. benbearae f. (* iron-hard'), black centaury,
Inwlttul wicked, crafty. vervain, knapweed, Lcd.
Inwltgeaet m. evil guest, B2670.
Inwltgeeynd n. nature, Sol 329. em
benbelm (inen-) m. iron helmet,
benbere (-em) m. iron-clad army, Ex 348.
WW 142*.
lnwltgyren f. treacherous snare, PPs 139*. benbyrst adj. with iron fittings, KC.
Inwlthlemmt (id) m. treacherous wound. '11 (*) n. ordeal by iron, LL.
Inwlthrdi m. unfriendly roof, B3123. f. trow mine, Gl.
Inwltnet n. net of malice, B2167. m., -panne f. frying pan, Gl.
Inwltnftt m
- cunning hostility. f. tron shovel, Gl (berneoobl).
InwltrQnt f. evil, crafty counsel. f. shower of arrows, B3116 (-era).
Inwttacear m. murderous attack, B2478. banemtV m. blacksmith,
Inwlttearo n. artful intrigue, B1101. benswftt m. dross of iron ? Lcd.
Inwlteorht f. sorrow. bentang f. snuffers, WW327 14 .
tnwltspen n. tale of woe, Gen 2024. banVrtat m. iron clad troop, B330 (Ir-).
m. wickedness, evil
Inwlteteeft benwyrhU m. blacksmith, WW310".
InwltSanct m. malicious thought, hostile bem=ieeende
intent. barn(l)^ben; (2)=bearn
Inwttwrlmt *• hostile fetter. bgablnd n. fetters of ice, B1113.
lnwraM=inwsro bgebUM (f) n. ice-blister, chilblain? Lob.
lnwrltere m. writer, secretary, ZDA31-23.
"*•//*'!*;' : Mningf glistening? covered
lnwrUdng f inscription. .
with tee? B33.

I8IGFEDERA 179 LiEDENLAR
Mgietaa with frosted wings, Sua* 24. accusation, exculpate oneself : let off, excuse,
Uht icy, MLVSti™. JB,AO,CP.
bftas adv. immediately, LL(338U ). ladlendUe excusable, WW233*.
bmere m. icy lobe, Mbt28". Ildwmnn m. conductor, grtcufe, iff. ['fede-
±bnlan to cover with iron. pp. fenod trcm- man']
cW,WW236». lid-rlno? -rincman nL conductor, escort, LL
lteet, itet pies. 2 eg., iteo\ itt pree. 3 eg. of 3[7] (v. 2-441).
etan.
lidsdpe m. leadership, WW481*.
I&an (ft, 6, y) to laywaste, ravage, devastate, UWteow, ladtJSowt=Oatteow
desolate, destroy, M. ttdung 1 exculpation, excuse, defence,
lu-, iu =geo-, g&o ; iuo^geoo apology, M,CP.
Ittdeas sbmp. (fte /etot, (*. l»e = (l)leac; (2)lao; lAoa=l»oe
IOdMsc O.
/euri**, -Mftca t. ag-, ellen-L etc.
tuglaii=geooian; lulh (NG)=5owic, Sow +Ufea emulous, GPH391.
IuwIan(AS71»)=fowan lAoan to spring up, rise, flare up, Sat 716.
Iw (Sow) m. 'yew,' yew-tree, M ; Mdf. +lAcan to emulate, GPH391 join with, :
Iwberge (Sow) t yew-berry, Lcd. make common cause with? CPs 140*. pao]
±l&ocan to seize, grasp, comprehend, : M
capture, catch, tikr,QJ,L i receive, ML.
K ['latch,' 'iJecche'l
BH,LkL;
lAee (5, y) m. physician, doctor,
Worda beginning with k will be found
under o. l&oeboc book of prescriptions, Lcd.
f.
Utoeemtt m. 'leech-craft,' art of healing,

Bojbcd ; M
: medicament, remedy, prescrip-
tion, M.
l&ceerseftlg skilled in medicine, Lod 186b.
It inter! lot behold/ oh! ah/ M. la lSof lAeeeynn n. race of physicians, Rd610 .
O Lord/ sir I : indeed, verily, M. hw»t lAcecyst f. medicine chest, GD344".

\& whatl walawalato/ Iftoeddm m. medicament, medicine, BE,
label =(lafel), tafel ; later (Lcd) =l«for WW(e);M,CF salvation.
: ['leechdom']
lie ni play, sport : ( f ) strife, batik : sacrifice, lAoeddmlle salutary, A5-458.
offering, jE,CP : pt/£ present, Jit;M: booty, lAeedoninet f. cataplasm, WW.
B :
(f ) fneMBpe. ['ZaJfce'l Ueoefeoh n. doctor's fee, LL(148W ).
4-lacf n. fumictt, cowmoeion. sweorda +L
Meeefloger m. ('leech-finger'), fourth finger,
battle : crowd, host, Cb896. Led.
7
liean nret. 3 eg. leolo to move up and down, lAeegeatwa? (-getea) fp. medical apparatus,
leap, jump, swing, fly, Jul : play (instru- v. NC304.
ment) i (t) fight, contend, B
; (+) incite to, UeoehQs n. sick room, hospital.
AO : be rewarded, ['lake*] l&oelren n. surgeon'e knife, lancet, G D32.
UodAd f. munificence, OEG3833. lAcesealf f . medicinal ointment, WW514".
liegeofa m. generous giver, PPs67 M . l&oeseax n. lancet, CP187*.
+UeJan to present, bestow. l&oewyrt f. medicinal herb, drug, : rib- M
UeUe sacrificial, LL(380"). wort,
±ttenlan (&, 5) to heal, cure, treat, look after, ISontan = laonian
AB£H,LkL;AO,CP : foment, dress (a lddan (±) to 'lead,' guide, conduct, carry,
wound). ['fecane'1 lift, take, bring, &,BH,Bl,Chr,VPs;CP.
ttcnigendllc surgical, HGl478. wif 1. take a wife, marry : ( ± ) produce, bring
Uenlmende only in beon L 'munerari, ' BHy forth : pass, lead (life), BH,Met : to mark or
3» beat the bounds of land, EC 155 : perform, do,
Iteming I. healing, cure : medicament, An : place, lay, : M
sprout forth, grow,
remedy. spread.
Utanng m. offertory hymn, WW130". l£de (BH400»)=l»wede
teetuo, laotu-oe, m. -oa £ lettuce, M. [L.] lAden I. (e, go) n. 'Latin,' A,BH,CP : any
laeu f. running water, stream, pool, 'lake,' foreign language, Lcd ('leden'). II. adj.
Chr 6561. Latin.
ttd I. f.coufM, journey, AnJ3 ; (±) way, UMenboe (e) f. Latin book, M.
street, water-way : leading, carrying, LL : UMend I. m. bringer. II. m. excuser,
maintenance, support, ['load,' 'lode'] II. apologist. [*Uedan]
I. clearing from blame or accusation, pur- lAdengereord n. Latin language, Lod.
gation, exculpation, CP. lAdengettftode n. Latin language, CP.
ladan(NG)=hladan lAden-lse, -lie Latin.
±UUttan to clear oneself from blame or IMenlar f. knowledge of Latin, W124 1S .
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LJSDENLIC 180 LJBTNE8
t 'ducUlis, » £Pb97*. Ifitt
i m. Xatf» fioun, jEGb202m. f• instructress, 4F-
i
(6) f. £a*»a language, M,CP. Uergedftte adapted for instruction? FT 61.
adv. mi Zotf*, Jnl9».
(ft) UMg m. edge, border (of a shield)?*. A37-6&
mpL.Latin people, Romans, CP.
. -l&rlgtan t. ymb-L
jn.X<rft» word, JSGb 122*.
(*)n.
.
leermgniMen n. female pupil
i f. bringing forth, BH. UBringmann m. disciple, BB20*.
lMtftow=lattftow emptiness, Lcd22b. ['feeraeee']
leernee f.
IAf = (l)laf; (2) leaf 3 eg. of leean.
leea pret.
±l*lan (ft) h to 'leave,' bequeath, B,Jn; Uta L (ft) adv. and eon. less, lest, <£,AO,CP.
j£,CP : efNire, leave OeJuW, Aave fc/f, ZJb, fif Ifie (Be) conj. w. eobj. lest. II. f. gs.
JbTJb : remain, A. [lei] II. = hefan tieewe jxufiire,
( >
/*£(«), JPJP ; ; Mdf. M
lsefel (e) m. spoon, basin, vessel, bowl, cup. [*fea*e/ ieuott ] III. f. (blood-)letting f
[Qer. loffel; X. Ubellam] LCD.
Uftfend (WW168M )=:Uewend Uteboren o/ taer 6trfa, LL(246U ).
lAtor f. nwA, reeti, trie, gladiolus. Led, Uteeet WW
(MtR) = Utet I. ; =l£ewian UMan
M : metal plate, M. Vlaver* ; 'levers'] lAeon pret. pL of leean.
U&ferbed n. reed-bed, 138». WW leeeaa adj. (oomp. of lytel) 'less,' smaller,
fewer, M,Bo,Chr : inferior, MtLJitB(h).
IflBf pret. 3 eg. of licgan. eb. A,jE. adv. B£T.
lAg = (l)leag; (2)lieg lwrtf./o«*,etn,NC306. [Otf.l
"
_de pret. eg. of leogan.
=legde Ueet I. saperL of lytel 'least,' Gujtd; CP,
Ubgon pret. pL of licgan. AO. oelftrtefeef,CM. IL f. performance,
U6*t=Dget fulfilment, Ex 308. IIL=laet
bent pp., lahte pret. eg. of toooan. ilAetan (ft) to follow, help, serve, BJZlJiet,
UM (ft) 1, 1£U m. rod, whip, switch : bruise, ; OBT AO
perform, do, carry out, accom-
weal, stripe, Ex. plish, AO
: eiutare, Ia«t, eo»*MMie, CV ; ^L
lAlan, l&kan to 6ecom« black and blue, be furnish, pay,

i >
W
[ ia^ ; 6?er. lei bten]
bruised, Utate f. 'last' (for the foot), WW.
i (ft) of clay, earthen, M. [lam] Ubetend m. doer, performer, BH.
+lftetfulllan to testify, LPs 80*.
lAn (a) I. nf. loan, borrowing, lease, grant, leBBtwyrhto (eo>) m. eAoefnalwr, WW.
gift, present, benefit, M,CP. [lfton] IL-= lAewe t. Ubb II.
UenJand ±lAewlan to depasture, graze, feed, M,Lklu
±Uftnan (ft) to 'lend,' : WW;CP
give, ['leasow']
grant, lease, Qen, M. bet I. (latin obL oaeee) oomp. ItBtra ; enp.
lAndagaaf mpL loan-days, transitory days, beteet, lietemeet slow, B,Bl,CPJjcd\ : M
days of a man's life. slack, lax, negligent : 'late,' Ids. II. m.
tend*-, laenden-=lenden- man of the class between the slave and the
lAne (ft) lent, temporary, inconstant, tran- ceorl, (v. 2-664). LL
['last']
sitory : perishable, frail, poor : weak, sinful, MM
pree, 3 eg. of Uedan.
CP. [fen] +U»t=+UeteII.
lAnelto passing, transitory. lfttan7 pret. 3 eg. lftt, leort (tr.) to allow to
" 1m. leader, WIP. ['tamer] remain, leave behind, depart from, 'let*
=l*nelio alone, Bl,CP : leave undone, BH
: (±) be-
>m. 'fender,* IF JP189». queath, EC: allow, BIJjLi cause to do, : BH

=leng; leongten-=:lenoten- regard as, consider, BH,Chr,CP : behave
=rlftanian towards, treat i (intr.) allow to escape, emit,
lAnland n. leased land, v. LL 2-323. let out, set free, JS,Lcd i' let' (on lease), BC :
lAnllo =l£nelio ; -Iteming v. fftoh-L assert, pretend, Lk:(+) allot, assign, l.from
bepeldra f . disk, M. refrain from (late) ; +L nftah land approach
leepewlnoe (e) f. lapwing, Gl. the shore? (£837191); on bejc leave 1
beppa (a) m. lappet, piece, section, lobe, behind.
portion, district, CP,Lcd ; M. [' lap '] lAtanIa= tetania
-leoppede t. flf -L laHbyrd f. slow birth, Lod 186a.
±l«ran (ft) : enjoin,
to teach, instruct, A#H +MBto I. n. manners, bearing, NC296. ION.
advise, persuade, preach. L fortf
urge, Ueti] II. n. junction of roads, M.
hand down (to others) : (+) convert : (+) l8Btemeet I. adv. lastly, finally, NG. II. v.
\recaU, £837*197. ± tiered learned (op- Imt. I'latemost']
posed to Uewed), henoe clerical (as opposed tethMlg slow-minded, dull, Cba 10.
to lay), spiritual (as opposed to temporal), befUee adv. slowly, Ou. ['lately']
M,CP. ['lere'] leetmeet laetemeet =
+ltere empty, hungry, NC295. [Qer. leer] leetnee f. slowness, delay, £L23bMT : sloth
4-lArednee f. learning, skill, BH. GD174»

LiETRA 1S1 LANBOEMACA
lata (JBJLL) . Ifit. ['totter'] lahbryee m. breach of the law, LL.
tetrads efeto, deliberate, CP149". lah-ctap, -odp m. money paid (by an outlaw)
tetsum backward, Chr. [' to/worn ' 1 for restitution of legal rights, LL.
latt f. (pL latta) beam, 'lath,
9
WW. lame lawful, legal, 8c4&. adv. -Hoe.
lattftow^lattfow lahmann m. an official declarer of the law,
lattewestra I. punfe, conductress, M. ££376. [v. 'lawman']
[latteow] lahrlnt n. legal right, LL.
r=le1
letting ; -latto v. on]. lah-«Utt fn., -elite m. fine for breach of the
MMJ n. a division of a county containing (Danish) law, LL.
several hundreds, 'lathe,' £03-162 : landed lahwlta m. lawyer, LL(308").
property f (meadow) land? LL400[3,2]. lam n. 'loam,' clay, earth, JB, ; Mdf. WW
latai to abuse, revile, hate : cause to shun, lama (o) wk. adj. and sb. m. crippled, lame,
RB11". [la«] paralytic, weak (man), JB,BH,Cp,ElJ£t,
latW, lSttBo (CP) f . wrong, injury : haired,
malice, Bl. ['leth' ; 1&8] lamb (2E), pi. lamb(e)rn, lambor (A) n.
lauw=13ow 9
'lamb, JB,0,Ql,Qu,WW.
lawa (8) m. betrayer', traitor, Lh ; J3. [v. lambyrd f. imperfect birth, LoDl86a.
'Jewe'l limfSBt n.f vessel of clay (the body).
±lawan to tefroy. [(SWA. lSwjan] lamp I. pret. 3 eg. of limpan. II. (KGl)=
-lawe y. drnnoen-, nanger-1. lamb
lawede toy, toic, unlearned, as sb. layman, lamprMe f. lamprey. [L.]
BH;M,CP. ['lewd'] ttm-pytt, -sSaoa m. 'loampit,' Ct.
l»wel=l»fel lamwyrhta m. potter, G.
lawend m. betrayer, traitor, Gl. lan=lftn
l*weroe=laweroe; leewll=l»fel lanan obi. cases of lanu.
lax=leax land (o) n. earth, 'land,
9
soil, B,BH,VPs$
lit f. wAotremnant, legacy, relic,
is left, WW-,y[di i territory, realm, province,
remains, rest, Bl,Chr;M : relict, widow, landed property,
district, Cp,Chr,Bl,VPs :
M,AO. to l&fe atone, td lafe beon <o M,Bl : country (not town), JS,BH : ridge tn
remain over, w&pna, darotia 1. survivors a ploughed field.
o/ 6ott2e. hamora lata results of forging, +landa m. compatriot, kinsman, WW211 M.
'
swords, ['lave'; lifan] landadl=hlandadl?
laferee=lawerce landalf f. land-elf, WW616".
±laflan to pour water on, wash, 'lave,' bathe, landagend m. native, BH.
B Lcdy ladle out, Led.
: landagende owning land, LL.
lag- =lah- ; -laga v. lund-L ; lag*- =lagu- landar f. landed property, M.
lagen pp. of lean n. landbegenga (i1 ) m. husbandman, peasant,
dblaglan to appoint, ordain, W. ['law,' native, CP.
'i-lahen'] landbegengnes f. habitation, BPsllQô1 ).
lago-=lagn- ; -lagol ft-1. . landblgong m. dwelling in a country, BPs
ligon=l£gon pret. pi. of liogan. llSô1 ).
laga I. f. (old neat. pi. laga; Che1062d) landboe f. 'land book,' written grant of land,
9
'law, ordinance, ruts, regulation, ; Chr, Ct,WW. M
LLJiB : right, legal privilege, LL : district landbraoe m. first ploughing (after land has
governed by the same laws. II. m. water, lain fallow), WW 10&K
flood, sea, ocean, Qen,Met : name of the rune landbuend L ml. inhabitant, native husband' :
9
fori, ['lay ] man. II. f. colony.
+lagi| np. extent, surface (of sea), Skat 64? landbnende dwelling on the land, native.
[08. gilagu] landbtmes f colony, settlement, Nab.
.
lagneraftlg skilled in seafaring, B209. land-ciap, -c6p m. fine paid to the lord on
l
lagutBBstent n. sea, ocean. the alienation of land, BC. [ landcheap ']
laguteVm m. enveloping waves, Rd61 t . landefen m. measure or proportion of land,
laguflod m. wave, stream, waters, sea, ocean. Cm 1085.
laguttdf f. water-way, sea landesmann ss landmann
lagumearg m. sea-horse, ship, Qv 1306. landiasten n. natural fortress, 1
). AO^Vo
lagusIBf m. sea-journey. landteob n. recognitory rent for land, KC.
lagustrat f. sea-path, B239. landtolc n. people of the counh y, inhabitants,
lagustrtamt m* water, sea, ocean. JB. ['landfolk')
laguswlmmendt m. swimming in the sea landtruma m. ruler, prince, B31.
(fish). landfyrd f. army.
lah pret. 8 eg. of feon. landgatol n. land-tax, tribute, LL. ['land-
lah* = lag- gavel']
lahbreea m. law-breaker, impious man, ScO*. landgehwert n. exchange of land, Ct.
lahbrecende impious, profane, So99 landgemaea m. neighbour, OEG.
.

LANDGE3UBRE 182 LARLEA8T
•gemiroe n. boundary, limit, n. ancient store of wealth, B
frontier, AO. 2240.
landgesoeaft f . earthly creature. Da 360. (o) (impen. with aoo. of pen.) to
i tl fortified place, B938. 'long* for, yearn after, grieve for, be pained,
i n. heap of earth? Ct. AO (o) : grow longer, Led i summon : belong.
do owning or ruling land. +langlan to send for, summon, call, : M
t real property, LL22[32].
i apprehend, seise, LL202[6,2].
landlw m. native force land force (opposed
: langfeldo I. advanced age.
to naval force). langHos adv. for along time, long, at length,
landhlaford m. lord of a country, lord of a A.
manor, landlord. langDfe long-lived.
landhroddlng f. redemption of land. langmod constant, patient, long-suffering.
landlagu f. local law, LL. adv. -Boo.
landleas not owning land, LL. [' landless *} long-suffering (v. late), NC347.
land-Mod m., nap. -leode, -leoda, -leodan • f longsufjertng, So 10".
.
inhabitant of a country, native, AO. I. length, JS. ['longness']

landlyre m. lose of territory, Chb 1106. langotf m. longing, unsatisfied craving, dis-
butdmann m. inhabitant of a country, native, content.
9
ExJjL. ['landmann ] having a long shaft.
landmeare m. boundary. n. man of war, Chb 897 a.
+Iandod having landed property, LL 182 [11]. langstrang longanimis, ' LPs 102s .
'
landopenung f. first ploughing of land, WW

langsum long, lasting, tedious, protracted,
147 9. B(o),Lcd; M. t ['longsome'] adv. -Hoe,
landrMen v. ealdlandrsden. A068"(o).
landrest I. grave. Aw
782. langsumnes I. length, Ps;M. ['longsome-
landrfea m. landed proprietor. •1
landrloe n. territory, AO. (y*)long-i
butdrtht n. 'land-right,' right to own or langtwldlg lasting, assured, B 1708.
occupy land or connected with its occupation, langnng (o) I. 'longing,' desire, Bl : weari-
BJBx,Qen : that which is due from land or ness, sadness, dejection, : delay, CP (o). M
estates. pangian]
landsooara (a*) I. tract of land, province, langunghwll f . time of weariness, s 125. A
country, CP : boundary, landmark.\y. CC48] langweb n. warp (in weaving), 187". WW
lmndsolpe m. region, Gen 376. langwege 'peregre,' MkL13M (o», »•).
landsooru = landaoearu langwyrpe oblong, NC306M7 .
landstta m. settler, WW
111". [s&ta] lanland = Uenland
landseton f. occupation of land : occupied bum (o)t t chain, fetter.
land, estate. bum (o) f. 'lane,' street, Bl.
butdsslfta m. occupier of land, TC5939. laplan to 'lap' up, drink, Led ; M.
bmdsldu m. custom of a country, CP. lappa (Gl) =l»ppa
tandslttende occupying land, Chb. Ur f. 'lore,' learning, science, art of teaching,
landsocnf f. search for land to settle on. preaching, doctrine, Bl ;M,CP : precept,
landsptd f. landed property, KC
3-349". exhortation, advice, instigation, JnL ; : AO
landsptdlg rich in land, M. history, story : cunning, Gkn2693.
landsplott m. plot of land, KC4-39". lirboo f . book containing instruction (used of
landstede m. region, Wxp16(o). St Paul's Epistles, and Beds's works), M.
lmndstyeoe n. small plot of ground, QD,LL. lirbodung f. teaching, preaching, NC305.
landwara f. inhabitants, population, B2321. larbysn f. example, WW163 48 .
landweard m. coast-warden, B 1890. laronlht m. disciple, LkL p 2*.

landwela m. earthly possessions, Ph505. ttreneft m. knowledge, Sol3.
lane=lanu lirowldef m. teaching, precept.
lang (o) oomp. lengra, snperl. longest 'long, larddm m. teaching, instruction, LL258[51].
tall, AO,BH,Lcd,MH ; CP. lir-fow, -ow, -ow(a) m. teacher, master,
-flang (nail. w. ®t or on) dependent on, preacher, BH,JnL ; M,AO,CP. ['lorthew')
attainable from, present in, belonging to, liroowdom m. function of teacher, instruction,
JB*AO,Gu. [v. 'along*] CP : ecclesiastical authority, M,CP.
langafrigedag m. Good Friday. lartowMc like a teacher, OEG.
langati =langoC llrtowsetl n. teacher's seat, pulpit.
langbolstor mn. feather-bed, M.
WW276 lirtmsslareowes gs. of lareow.
lange (o) Adv. oomp. lens, lenge, snperL lirtetten n. prescribed fast, 11-99. A
longest • long, ' a long time,far, B,BH,Bl,Bo. larhlystend m. catechumen, 2881. OEG
langfAre lasting, protracted, M. lirfafts n. school, HGl40/S.
langftrnes f. length, long duration, Sc 291 . Uui*ast (6, f) f. want of instruction, ignor-
langflrst m. long space of time, Gu 920.

LARLIC 183 LEAH
ttrUe conducive to learning, instructive, M. liftspel n. sad tidings, AO.
betwux larlioum gefylonm amongst soldiers litf»ow=latteow
in training, M. ±lattang f caUing, invitation, CP : assembly,
.
larsmlttt m. (nap. -smeotias) teacher, congregation, church, 2E. ['lathing']

counsellor. litiwendef hateful, hostile, bad.
larspell n. homily, sermon, treatise, AB. liflwendemod hostile minded, Gen 448.
['hrespeU'] laflweorc n. evil deed, PPs 106*
Unum teachable, NC305. laur m. laurel, bay, laver, Lod.
l&nwlee m. trickery, W309 14 . laurbiam (lawer-) m. laurel.
Urttaw (MF), laruwa (N) = (l&rCeow), lanrberlge f. laurel-berry, Lod.
I&T§OW laurloe (0p)=laweroe
llriegn m. teacher, NC305. laurtreow n. laurel-tree, Lod.
larwita m. learned man, LL(308"). lauwer, lawer = laur
laser (o") m? weed, tare, Gl. liweree (ft) f. 'lark,' ; Mdf. WW
list (ft, 5, ea) m. sole offoot spoor, footprint, lea I. (VPs) =leo.
: II. ffdas. of leah.
track, trace, B,Bl;M,CV. on last(e) be- Itee I. (ft, e, So) n. 'leek,' onion, garlic
hind, after, in pursuit of, on 1. leogan to aarden-herb, Led ; M. II. pret. 3 sg. of
follow, lastas leogan to go : part, step, moan.
['fa**'] liao-=leah-
±ttst n. accomplishment, observance, liaeblsed n. leek leaf, NC305.
(ft, ft)
RB5* : vow.
<fafy, <f«e, obligation, Itaoessrse (e, )f., cress, nasturtium, Lod.
+U8ttul helpful, serviceable, LL
; AO. [•&**- leae-trog, -troo, -trie leah troo =
/WT] leaetun (l&ah- 9 Uh-)m.kitchen-garden,garden
listweardim. successor, heir : pursuer.
[
of herbs, LkL,WW. ['Icighton']
I n. /owe after death, Skaf73. MaetQnweard (e1 ) m. gardener, 1271*. WW
lasnr= laser ; lat- v. 1st-. ['leightonward']
lata adv. oomp. lator, snp. latest 'late,* Chr, leaeweard (e1 , o1 ) m. gardener.
Jul : slowly, Led : at last, AO. [tot] lead (ft) n. 'lead,' ; : leaden vessel, BE ^,CP
Urtemest=letemest II. ; litfc>w=latteow cauldron, 49-264.
±latfan to be slow, indolent leaden (5) 'leaden,' JB,LL.
: linger, delay,
hesitate, JR. Madgedelf n. lead-mine, KC3401 7 .
lator, adv. comp., latest (m), snperl. slower, Itadgeota (o) m. plumber, LL455[16].
1
later, AJSo,MtR AO,CP. ; ['latter,' 'last ] lftadgewlht n. lead-weight, a scale of weight,
latt=l»tt v. OC77.
lattfth f. jrw^n^r m», WW
120*. [lad] Iftadstssf m. loaded stick for beating with,
litttow, latteowa (ft) m. ka<&r, puds, WW441 1?. .
general, Bo, VPs (lad-) ; AO,CP. ['latUw'] leaf (i) I. (± ) f leave, ' permission, privilege,
Utteowddm m. leadership, guidance, in- BH,Chr;M,CP. II. n. 'leaf,' shoo*, pi.
struction, CP. MtL(So),VPs;M sleet of paper,
foliage, i
latung f. delay, hindrance, 0£67 1M . BH

litttow, latuw=latteow ±lftafa m. belief, faith, jB,Mt ; AO. ['leve'
119 I. (±) hated, hateful, malignant,
hostile, Oer. glanbe]
evil, AOyB : loathsome, noxious, grievous, dblftafe (ft) f. leave, permission, licence, M.
unpleasant, Ep;CP. ['loath'] II. n. ±lftafful believing, JnB : faithful, trust-
pain, harm, injury, misfortune, AO : insult, worthy, MtL. ['leafful'] adv. -lice,
annoyance, harmful thing, BH,Lcd;GP. -flftaffulnes faith, trust, faithfulness, M.
i.
['loath'; Oer. leid] leafhelmlg leafy at the top, GPH390.
IMblte m. wound, B 1 122. ±lftafhlystend (e) m. believing listener,
litfe adv. inimicaUy, in detestation. catechumen, OEG.
la«eow=latteow +lftafleas unbelieving, M.
latfettan to hate, loathe : make hurtful or +leaflftasnes f. unbelief, W294».
repulsive, M. +IftaMtast, -lyst f. unbelief, A.
ttflgenffilat m. persecutor, foe. Iteflsoht light, easy, RB5".
tttigetftonat m. enemy. +IeafHo credible, faithful, M. adv. -lice.
Ufflgewlnna m. enemy, Rd 16**. ltafnes (6, f) f . leave, permission, BH.
lattlan to tmtrife, call upon, ask, M,
wwwkm, +Itafnesword n. password, B245.
CP. [Oer. laden] Ifefseead n. leafy shade, Ph205.
lattan to Aate, 6« hated, ; JE. AO 9
['loathe ] +leafsum beliemng, faithful : credible.
latteas inoffensive innocent. Waiwyrm (i«) m. caterpillar, ASPs77".
little 'loathly,' hateful, horrible, repulsive, ISag alkalized water, Ep,Lc
1. (6) f. 'lye,'
unpleasant, BH;2E. adv. -Hoe. II. =
leah I. III. pret. 3 sg. of leogan.
Uttsetpe m. misfortune, Gen 2048. Itegung f. lying, Nab2". [feogan]
litisearu n? hateful, contrivance, Da 436. leah L leage (Cm) m. piece of ground, 'lea,'
Utfoltt m. painful journey, death, Ex 44. meadow, BC ; Mdf. II. =leag I. and m.

LEAHTE 184 LEGER
leahte pret. 3 eg. of leooan. _ f. allurement, WW462*.
lMhtorêahtor Mast~=last; Hast.=la*t-
leahtor (e1 ) m. vice, sin, offence, crime, fault, Mastyhtan to cajole, WW431*.
J3,CP : reproach : oYmom, injury, Lod. Mastyhtiing f cajolery, WW430» .
leahtorbere ArafAooie, causing laughter, RB

leasuht (=wiht?) enttcer, seducer, OEG40U
18«. [hleahtor] Hatung f. 'leasing,' lying, false witness,
leahtorowlde m. opprobrious speech, Jul199. deceit, hypocrisy, artifice, JnL xaUe,Ps:
toahtorful (el , e*) victo**, seductive. empty talk, frivolity.
toahtoiitas faultless, Nameless. learangipell n. idle tale, AO40*.
teahtorUoe foully, wickedly, M. Mai prat. 3 sg. of ffitan.
-toahtorwyrte on-1. . leatian=latian; +toa1ttan = +Latfian
lMhtras nap. of leahtor. leatfor n. soap, soda, Lcd,WW. V lather']
leahtrian (e) to accuse, revile, reprove, blame, Maftorwyrt (IfioCo-) f . soap-wort? Lcd 16a.
JB;AO,CF. corrupt, ['lehtrie'] leawede=l*wede
toah-troe, -trio, -trog m. lettuce. [L. Mawflngar m. index-finger, forefinger, PPs
laotaca] 72u .
,
leahtrung (S) f. blaming, detraction, WW leaz m. salmon, Cp(») fMet,WW(e);ML.
1601 . ['lax']
MahtQn=leactun leb-=lef-, Inf-; lec=hleo
Man I.n. reward, gift, lean, compensation, +lee pret. 3 eg. of +laoan.
remuneration, retribution, B,Mt; M. Me I. m. look, regard, ; A1M18". M II.=
['lean'; Qer. lohn] II. by* (pret. 3 eg. Mac I. and II.
log, Idh) and wv. to blame, censure, re- +lece-=+l®oc-
proach, AO,CP. leeean pret. 3 sg. leahte, le(o)hte to water,
Mangyfa m. rewarder, Lod3-436*». irrigate, wet, moisten, slake, CP. [op. Qer.
±leanian (ft) to reward, recompense, repay, leohsen]
requite, M,CP. [Oer. lohnen] leeelng f. irrigation, watering, WW (KOI).
leap m. basket, W
basket for catching or
: ['leaching']
keeping fish, WW
: measure : trunk (body), Mee^lfice ; Meetere (KGl66m ) =Boettere
JudIII. ['leap'] ±leegan to 'lay,' put, place, deposit, set, JS,
Mai I. adj. (w. g.) without, free from, devoid Gen,Lcd,MtL,Rd;CP. L on (w. d.) put
of, bereft of: (±) false, faithless : untruthful, upon, charge with, Chr,Qu ; CP : bury, Jn :
deceitful, WW;M: vain, worthless. II. n. put before, submit, At : betake oneself, fo.
falsehood, lying, Bo ; CP. ['lease'] lastas 1. go, journey, on last L follow : lay
HasbrM (-bregd) I. lying, false, deceitful, M. ), Led : prostrate, cast down, lay low,
II. m. cheating, trickery. Bo,Lk,LL. [causative of licgan]
Masbrida m. trickster, ES43 306. Mdwyrt (Cp) =lfioewyrt
Masbrtdende wily, deceitful, MQn2S6\ Menlan (NG)=laonian
Masbrtdnes f. deception, falsehood. leetrie = leahtroc ; leetQn- = leahtnn-
leasbregdi^leaebr&l lecUa m. 'sentina,' Gl,WW.
Masereft m. false art, M. Md=lead; Mdan=l»dan
Masere m. Itar, hypocrite, MtL : buffoon, Mde=legde, pret. 3 eg. of leogan.
mime, jester, fool, ['leaser'] Mden^lsden, leaden
leasest(MtL)=\8*tl. Mf I. (I) feeble, infirm, weak, injured.
Masettan to pretend, J3,RB. II. = leaf
Mat-fern*, -fyrhC, false, NC305. Mf-=leaf-; Mfan = (l)llefan; (2)lftfan
Masferftnes f. levity, folly, CP. +Hfed weak, sickly, aged.
Mastyrhte=leaaferhtt lefil=l»fel lefel,
\ f. false witness, +ltfensctpe m. justification, JnL15tt.
M.
j m. vainglory, CP. Mfmon m. sick person, GwE45.
itolie,Ps. ['lease'] left (K ;T«lyft*) 'inanis,' QF1««.
liaaUo /oi*s, deceitful, sham, empty, J£,CP. Mtt(SPs)=leBtt l*et
adv. -lioe, M,CB. lifting f. paralysis, ,£H2-486 U .
leaaHooettan to dissemble, M. WW388
lag («=l»g) pret. 3 sg. of licgan.
leatllcettung f. dissimukuion. Mg = (l)5eg; (2)leah; Mg-=Ug-, fcog-
Maintfdnes !. instability, CP308V lega(A)=lftwa
ltasnes lying : feety, BH322 tt.
f. legde pret. 3 eg. of leogan.
Masdieeean to blandish, flatter, GD34". +lege f ? lair, bed. Mdf.
leaedleoung f. empty blandishment, WW Mgelioht n. light (of flame), MFH168.
430*. lagan pp. of licgan.
(n^Jyin^/olw, iE. lager n. lying, illness, : AO,B;M
'lair,
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ran m. «w, B253. couch, bed, Wif : grave, LL;M. eUtae

Masspell n. lie, fiction, fable. legere consecrated grave, on life ge on
I i. empty talk, AO. legere in life and in death, LL. [began]

LEGERBjERE 186 leodrJsden
legerbftre sick, ill, TC611" ±lengan to lengthen, prolong, protract, delay,
legerbedd n. bed, sick bed, Mi
bed of death, Da : extend, reach, attain : belong. [' leng )
grave. lengeten- = leneten -
+legered confined to bed, M. lenge (») I. adj. (±) belonging, related : near
legeitest sick, ill, RB64'. (of time), B83. II. t. lange.
+legergleld n. 'lupercalia,' WW437
14. +lenge belonging to, related to, M : addicted
legerstdw f burial place, M.
. to.
Iegerttam m. cohabitation, marriage. longest (Chrjik) superl. of lang, lange.
legerwlte fm. fine for unlawful cohabitation, ['lengeet']
LL. ['lairwite'] lengl&re more durable, ANS 119-436.
leges =feagee gs. of leah. lenglan (impere. w. a.) to long for, ask forf
legeti pres.3 sg. of leogan. Sol270 (GK).
legle£ legion, AO. [£.] lengllfra oomp. of langlife.
-legu v. ealdor-L ; leh-=leah- lengo=lengu
leh=leah; Uh-=leao-; l*hnmn=Ifgniaii lengra (BH) oomp. of lang. ['lenger']
»hte=aSoht; lehtan=lihtan lengten^lenoten
lehte pret. 3 sg. of leooan. lengtogra oomp. adj. drawn out farther, more
lehtor=leahtor; W1(KGl)=1*1 prolix, So 161".
lelotire f. sUverweedf Gl. lengflu f. 'length, '
401441 .
lemb=lamb lengu f. length, Bo,BH : height, Sol. [' lengh ']

lemen (KGL82»)=l*men lent f. lentil, Gl. [L. lentem]
±lemlan (») to sufefae, CP303 U : fame, <K«- lenten =leno ten
a«e, B905. Mo mf . gdas. l6on, also da. leone, leonan, asf
lempedu f. lamprey, WW43W. ['limpet* l6o, and dp. leonum 'lion,* lioness, AO,
lampreda] M. [L.]
lemphealt limping, Gl,WW. ['limphalt'] Moc(WW283")=l«*c
<
ltaiui(KGL)=]£nan Mod I. m. man, LL14[26] : wergeld' for
leneten (») I. m. springtime, AJLcd;M : manslaughter, LL (=leodgeld) : (+) fellow-
the fast of Lent, W. II. adj. pertaining to countryman, compatriot : (f) chief, prince,
Lent, A,RB(m). ['fatten'] king, B. ['lede'] II. f. (turn, in pi. leode)
lenetonftdl f. spiring fever, tertian ague.peopU, nation, 9 BI;MJlO. ['lede'] B
lenetenbere m. Lent barley, AN884»". Ieoda=lida
lenetenbryoe m. breach of the Lenten fast, Mods L = +leod I. II. (LWS) =l5ode
LL344[47]. leodan* to spring up, grow : spring from.
lenctendsag m. day of Lent Modbealuf n. calamity to a people.
lenotenerifo f. land ploughed in spring, WW
Hodbltoeop m. suffragan bishop, provincial,
105*. [eor«e] J&.
lenctenfs&sten n. Lent, M. leodburgf f. town.
lenetenhAto f. heat of spring, AO102*? Modbygen f. sale of one's compatriots, slave-
lenotenJlc of spring, vernal, IE lenten, M.
: traffic, LL20[llLd] (v. 2133).
lenctenlifen f. Lenten fare, NC306. Ieodoynlng m. king, tuler, B64.
lenetensufel (lsengt-) n. Lentfood, LL460[9]. leode fp. men, people, country, B,Lk ;AO
lenctentld f. spring, Lent, I&. (v. leod).
lenetentfma m. spring, OEG3837. leoden =l^den
lenctenwuoe f a week in Lent.
. leodfrumat m. prince, patriarch, chief.
lencttn-=lenoten- Modgesrdf m. country.
+Iend I. furnished with land (by the lord), leodgebyrgat m. lord, protector, prince,
LL448'. II.=+lynd king.
+lenda m. one rich in land, OEG3154. Modgeld n. 'wergeld'/"' manslaughter, LL.
lendan to land, arrive, Chr ; M,AO,CV : (+) leodgetSlnott f. order, rank, LL.
endow with land, M. ['lend'; land] leodgewtnn n. strife, Jul 201.
lende-=lenden- leodgota = leadgeota
lendenbin n. loin-bone, WW15W*. ['lend- leodgryre m. general terror, Sol 278.
bone'"] leodhata m. persecutor, tyrant, GD.
lenden-brftde, -brSde f. loin. leodhetef m. popular hatred, hostility.
lendensld reaching to the loins, NC306. leodhryref m.fall of a prince (or nation?),
lendenu (») no. loins, reins, Mt,WW;M. B 2030,2391.
['lend*; Oer.lenden] ModhWflBt very valiant, El 11.
lendenwyre m. a disease of the kidneys, WW -leodlso .
9ider-L
113". [W»TC] m
leodmAgt « relative, comrade.
-lendlse . dfln-, up-, are-, at*L leodmogenf n. might of the people, host
line=lftne power, virtue.
leng I. (m) f. length, height, M. II. ady. leodmearet f. domain, country.
(oomp. of lange) longer, M,Lk. [' leng '] leodrftden f. country, region, GD204".

LEODRIHT 186 LEODRIAN
lftodrfht n. law of At land. leohtleat <Jeeou2 of light, dark, M. ['light-
Itodrflne f. pythoness, sore less*]
Modsoeara I. tribe, nation, Ex3S7. leobtUe I. light, of Uttie weight or importance
leodsoeaftat m. public enemy. M,CP. adv. -iloe lightly, slightly, BH,
Modsetpe m. nation, people, : M
country, Led i inconsiderately : easily, quickly :
region. gently, softly, slowly, ['Ughtiy'] CP;M.
Modstefn m. race, tribe, PPs82*. IL ftrtgtt, nwiiofU, Bd.
leodtSiaw m. popular usage. toohtmod easy-going, GhE8«.
leodweardf I. fovenuneiil toohtmodnes f forty, tneoiutaficy, frivolity,
.
leodwerast mp. men, human being*. CP.

ltodwerod n. host of people, Ex77. leohtsftwend tntffor o/fyW, GPH389*.
liodwtta m. wise man, elder, chief, LL466. leobtsoeewlgend fyAtjeetn?, WW434«°.
leodwynn f. home joy, fHy4». ltohtaosot=lfehtgesoeot
Hodwyrhte =leoowyrhta leobtwyrtiU = iSoSwyrhta
leof I. adj. dear, valued, beloved, pleasant, leolo pret. 3 sg. of l&oan.
agreeable, JB,B,Chr,CP. II. m. beloved
'" m. ray of light, beam, radiance,
one, friend : (in addressing persona) sir I gleam, glare, B;Mi
lightning.
sire/ JB f BC : impure companion, GPH
+Momod having rays of light, Lod3-272«.
394. ['lief'] toomu nap. of lim.
teofen=lifen; Italian (JW)=Iibban leon I. (av 1 ) to lend, grant. [Qer. le hen]
ltoflan to be or become dear, Qv 110. II. gdas. of lfio.
Moflto dear, lovable, pleasant, beautiful, ltona mf. lion, lioness, M. -..--.
delightful,B : precious, valued, adv. -Hoe m. lions' den, GD1S0*.
lovingly, kindly, gladly, willingly, BH. mJK»
,
s/Iej*,Lcdl-384. [v. 'lion'}
['liefiy'] leonl6t m. lion's foot (plant).
Uobpell n. good news, El 1017. leonhwelp m. lion's cub, 434*. WW
Mof-tAl, -t&le kind, lovable, loving, dear, ±ltoran (wv., bat rare pp. loren) to go,
grateful, agreeable, CP. depart, pass, vanish, die (A ; t. 44). JAW
leofwende kind, loving, gracious, acceptable, ±leorednes I. departure, transmigration :
estimable, agreeable. death, ML
: vision.
Mofwendum ardently. leorende, +leorendlio transitory.

ileogan* to 'lie,* Bl,WW : (w. d.) deceive, leornan=leomian
belie, betray, M,CP i be in error, MQ*. leoraere m. 'learner,
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disciple, M,CF
leogere (e1 , o1 ) m. 'liar,' false witness, W, scholar, BH
: reader.
M
MtL ; : hypocrite, MkL7*. Hornet =16orednes
Mont (g, I) I. 'light,' not heavy, AO,BH,Bd; dbleornian to 'learn,' read, study, think about,
CP : slight, easy, trifling^ inconsiderable, jB,BH,MkR ; AO,CP.
CP,MtJjcd : quick, agile, Ph : gentle, Wid. leornlngcUd n., learningeniht (,fl2,CP) m.
II. n. 'light,' daylight, &,B,Bl,Chr,G,Ps, student, disciple.
W i power of vision, Bl : luminary, Led. leornlngende teachable.
III. luminous, bright, 'light,' clear, re- leornlnghOs n. school, WW. 9
splendent, beautiful, BH,Lcd, VPs ; AO.CP. leornung f. t ds. leornunga
'learning,
leohtan=Hhtan reading, study, meditation, ; AO. CP
UohtbAre brilliant, luminous. leornungensft m. learning, El 380.
leohtbeamede bright-shining, MB. 1-010. leornungmann m. learner, disciple (used
leohtberend m. light-bearer, Lucifer, M. even of women), M.
leohtberende light-bearing, luminous, M. leoraungseol f. school, GD14*.
Mohtbora m. light-bearer, LV36. leort pret. 3 sg. of Uetan.
MohtbrAdnes f. levity, frivolity, wantonness. leosea (S) m. groin.
toohte=lehte, pret. 3 sg. of leoean. le©*=leooo v. liB; loo«-»U6..
Monte I. adv. lightly, easily, comfortably, leott n. song, lay, poem, B,WW;MJiO.
BH. ['light'] II. adv. brightly, clearly, ['leoth'; Ger.lied]
brilliantly, Bt,Cr. ['light'] lSoftorasft m. poetic art or skill : poem, poetry,
leoht-tot n. nap. -fata lantern, torch, lamp, M.
light, M,CP. ISoftorasftlg skilled in song, Dkob40.
leohttotels m. lamp, LPsl7». Iftottowlde m. lay, poem, 120s. AO
leohttrumat m. source of light. IeotJe-=leoffu-
lSoht-gesoeot, -gescot n. payment for pro- leolfelddlng f. lay, song, poem, As 1481.
viding lights in church. Uottant to sing, recite : sound forth, resound.
Mohtlan h o be lightened, relieved. II. to leottlic versified, .EH 2- 134.
become light, dawn, CM 474 : (f) give light, ]ftofto-=leotin-
illuminate. leottoron f. wise counsel given in song, El622.
leohttng=lIhting leoftowyrt = leatiorwyrt ?
HohUsern (e\ NG) n. candlestick. leo*rtan=hl§oCri&n

LEODSANG 187 LICFYTT
Itotfeang m. song, poem, poetry, BH. +Mwed weak, %Uf M (Ex22w, op. limlAweo
leoflu 1. 1 retinue, following t Rim 14 (QK). or T read +l6£e<L
II. v. 1HS. Mwend=lfewend; Mwer= Mower
leottubendf mf. chain, tetter, bond. Mwaa m. weakness : 'inops,' EPsl39ia
toottucAge f. limbs which served as a key, (blew-). [1M I.]
Cb334. lex=leax; MznUn (WW241 M )=lacnian
leotfueraftt m. skill of hand. llb-,libb-=lif-,lyb-
lfio«ucr»ft=l«o«cr»ft UMrnn (y) pret. 3 sg. lif(e)de to Wive,' 6e,
tootfacrafttg aptte, Ph268. eswl, JR,B#HJjcd, VPs ; AO.CP.
tootttfmt aWe, **«M Cba95. Ubr-=lifer-
leotfullc appertoim'fig to fAe limbs, bodily. ne n. body, B,Cr : corpse, AO,B;M,CF.
leottus&r n. pain in the limbs, 213*. WW ['lich'; Oer. leichel
leotfusyreet f. corslet. +Hc adj. (w. d.) 'oftfe,' similar, equal, Mt;
leotfuwle (i) with supple limbs, flexible, &,CP. +lioost double, twin.
pliant, Crate, ['leathwake'] +Hca, + lice wk. forms used as sb. an equal,
leotfawaefan to mitigate. jE,CP. adv. ±lioe (asu. + ; and +lic in
tooVawtcanga (life-)? 'compeditorum,' EPs NG), Bl. +hoe and Ziie cw t/.
78u . Uoam-=licham-'
±leo1Suw£ean to become pliant, be sub- llobeorg f. coffin, sarcophagus, Cp45s.
missive, grow calm soften. , +neMsnung f. imitation, DR76*.
Itotfweorc n. poetry, WW188* Robing f. cemetery, Cp433o.
. .
Moflwbe f verse, poetry, M.

. llocere, licoetere=lIcettere
WotJword n. a word in a poem, An 1490. llcoettan (iE)=licettan
Iftotfwrence m. poem, A 8*334. Uoelan to 'lick, M?s Jap, Kc* up, Led. ' :
Uottwyrhta m. poet, MQn. lloeung f. Kdbtnf, ÎH1-330M .
Mow (&u) n. ham, thigh. lIoema=liohama; UcendUc}=Jiciendlio

-Itow (e, a) t. mnnd-L lloettan to feign, pretend, dissimulate, GP :
leowe f . league (distance), WW 147n . JIatter, BH.
Mower pL of Mow. Iloettere m. deceiver, hypocrite, CP.
lepe winoe = tapewinee ncettung, lieetong f. feigning, deceit,
leppao to feed (a hawk), Wt89 (t. ES hypocrisy, flattery.
37196). HoewyiKe = liowyrtie
l«ran(KGL)=l&ran llefsett n. body.
tore(KGL83 u )=lyre; I«rtow-=lareow- 4
llegan' (±) to Ke,* 6e situated, be at rest,
Ms-=lies- remain, be, Ph;lE,AO,CP : (±) Kc ooum,
lesan* to
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collect, pick, select, gather, glean, M. Ke low, yield, subside, lie prostrate, fail, lie
['lease ; 0er. leaen] M,AO,B,Chr,Q : lead, extend to, JB;
dead,
Msea=leosoa flow, go, run, AO
: belong to.
: 1. for AO
-lesende, -lesendlio, -lesang y. ed-L tofe the part of, LL152[3]. 1. mid cohabit
Mst=laet; lesu=lyso; Mew-=iaew- with, witt licgendum fSo for ready money.
Mt I. pret. 3 eg. of l&tan. II.=l£t pres. Uohama m. body, corpse, Bo,Mt;M,CP.
=
3 sg. of lfidan. III. Mat pret. of lutan. I'Ucham'; Oer. leiohnam]
Mtan=l£tan Hchamleas incorporeal, M.
tetania m. litany. [L. litania] nohamllo (o1 ) corporeal, bodily, carnal, mate-
letlg(B:GL)=lytig rial, Bojjk ; M. adv. -Hoe bodily, person-
dblattan (») to 'let,' hinder, delay, impede, ally, in the flesh, ; M. {'lichamly'] BH
oppress, JE,Bo,Gu(w.g.), JP;AO,CP. +IIchamod incarnate.
lettond m. hinderer, ES39-349. -Uohamung v. in-1. ; Uchom-=Ucham-
letting («b) f. 'letting,' hindrance, delay, RB
nohordf n- interior of the body.
CP. llchrege) n. winding-sheet, M. MH76
M*=1*S; -letter t. heals., weald-1. nehryre m. bodily decay, death, Gbn 1099.
Iet5era=lit5era lIehryft=liorest; Uehwamlle=l!ohamlio
lefteroodd m. leather bag,
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WWW*,
[v. llelan (w. d. or impers.) to please, M,Bl,Bo
'leather
]
CP. ['like']
leUeren = leSren llelendlto agreeable, pleasant, adv. -lice.
lefterhelm m. leathern helmet, WW 142*. +DelAtan7 to liken, compare, MkLR4".
lefterhose f. leathern gaiter, WW. Holeo* n. dirge, OEG.
le*ern=let$ren dead, funeral, GPH401.
llclic relating to the
totforwyrhta m. leather-maker, tanner, currier, +lIollc fitting, proper, adv. -Hoe equally.
Gl. llomann m. hearer, pall-bearer, M.
Wttr-=l?t5r- Hcnes (±) f. 'likeness' ('i-likeness'), figure,
lettren (i) 'leathern,' WW. stature, image, J£,MtL : (+) parable.
lfiud = (l)leod; (2)l»wede Depytt m. sepulchre, grave, ^Gb66 w ? (or ?
lew fT weakness, W1659 (op. lei I.). die, pytt).

LfOREST 188 LIOET
Bfirast f. sepulchre, tomb, M : nioaamt f. care about life.
<
hearse, J&L261". nfdtag m. nap. Ufdagas (nsn. in plur.) f^fe-
lbs-=lix- day,' lifetime, B,Cr.
Ibsang m. dirge, OEG. Hide, lifede pret. sg. of libban.
Ilosirf n. wound. UferLf.'/twr/ô^TF;^:. II. f. a veÂf,
Bestow f. place of burial, GD340". WW432". [£. libra?]
ncsyree f. coralet, B550. Uferadl f. foer eompfat**, Lcd,WW.
DotQn m. burial-ground, M. llferb*1 m. protuberance of the liver, Lob 76b.
tteftenung f . obsequies, funeral, M : laying otci Ufernoln. hollow in the liver. Lop 76b.
(o/ corps*), ,ffiL31 M » llferlseppa m. lobe of the liver, WW.
flofeote f. por«, WW159" llferwssrc m. pain in the liver, Lod 60a.
neftrowere m. teper, iE. llflerwyrt n. liverwort, AN8
84-326.
natron I. coffin, GD. llfesn=lyfesn
noum-=IIoham- nfladong f . regulation of life.
±l!oung f pleasure, CP.
. [' Kfctwy '] Ilftoe n. lifetime, life, LL,W.
llowlfclung I. necromancy, LL(248*). ±nffssst living, quickened, full of «/«,
Dewund f . wound, Ex 239. vigorous : settled.
±IIcwyrtfo (e, eo, o, a) pleasing, acceptable, ±llfteftan to quicken, endow with life, M.
Bo;CP: estimable, praiseworthy : accepted, +fflEaftnlan to quicken, RPsl42 u.
recognised, sterling. [' KfcetoorM
'] Uffet-=lyffet~
llowyrtflloe pleasingly, M. DtMaf m. Xonf of life, God.
DcwyrVnes f. pood pleasure, LP888". nilrumat m. source of life {God).
Udf n. sWp, vessel, [lioan] llfgan= libban
Udaf m. satfor. IHgedal n. death, GD.
Uden pp. of litian. mgafloaaftf f. life 's conditions or record.
Hdefl pres. 3 sg. of leodan. IHfcetwlnnan mp. twins, Sol 141.
Udmannt m. seafarer, sailor, pirate. lWant(A)=libban
Udrln=leoien inlands (y) thai lives or has life, BH \
Hdweard m. ship-master, Aw 244. alive, BH,VPs : as eh. the 'living,' VHy.

Udwerlg weary of sea-voyages, Ah 482. Dflad f. course of life, conduct, RB. [' Uveli-
Ilefan (e, I,
f) to allow, grant, concede, Mt{f), hood']
CP. ['leve' ; leaf] mUttslffleast
±llefan (e, So, i, y) and intr. to believe, miaai not endowed with
tr. life, * lifeless,' in-
trust, confide in, Bl,MH(f). ['leve'] animate, : dead, JR. M
+IIefed (f) believing, faithful, pious, M. nfltast f . loss of life, annihilation, death,
+ DetedUc permissible, LL(436"°). M.
+nefedHce trustfully, credulously, AO(y). nnie living, M : necessary to Ufe, vital. Hex,
+nofen excused, LkR14w (6). DHy. adv. -lice vitally, so as to impart
-f Oefenselpe m. justification, JnLR15
M life, JR. VUvely ]
.
9
IlensMtan = liffestan imyre m. loss of life, LL466[2].

Hag (&, e, i) mn. fire, fame, lightning, B,Bl ntnera f food, sustenance, Ax 1091.
.
(e);CP. Vleye'] litre gs. of lifer I.

Ueget=Hget lifre-=lifer-
llegett L=legeti pros. 3 ag. of leogan. llfrlgcZottftif A30132.
II. pros. 3 sg. of liogan. Iift=lyit
Esht-=leoht-,lIht- mweard m. guardian of life, El 1036.
Ilshti pros. 3 8g. of leogan. ntweg m. way of life, way in life.
±Hesan («, f) to loosen, release, deliver, Ufwalaf m. riches.
liberate, Cr.(f)J,kR{&). ['lecse'] UfwaDs living (of water), JnL4ld.
+IIesednes (y) f. redemption. gtwragut f protection of life.
Dosing I. (I, f) m. freedman, LL. II. f. nfwynnf f. enjoyment of life.
deliverance, release, LkL(6). [' letting '] H*(iE)=Beg;Ilg-=lyg-
+nesnes (8, 1 ) f. redemption. llgMere, ligberend flaming, Gl.
IIetf-=li8-; n«xan=Uzan ngbrynef m. burning, fire.
III I. n. 'life,' existence, MJ* Ghr,JnL
y : life- Hgbyslg {&) busy with fire, RD31 1 .
time, RB. on life, td life, llfes alive, BH

ngowalu f. fiery torment, El 296. :
way of life (e.g. monastic), BH,Chr,Lk,W ngdraea («)f m. fiery dragon.

CP : place where the life is according to fixed Ogegesa m. flaming terror, B2780.
rules, monastery, Che. II.=l6f. IIL— Ilgen (e) flaming, fiery, M.
leaf I. Ogenword = lygeword
m-=lief. +Ug-er f -ere n., -ernes f. concubinage,
nfbryogung f. conversation, way of life, DR fornication, adultery, AO. ,j
71 *. Ilget ml, Ugetu (*) f. lightning, flash of
Utbyslg struggling for life, B966. lightning, BHt Bl,Mt ; MJlO. ['last' ; Ueg]

UGEmESC 189 LD3TAN
ngelraeo m. lightning, flash of light, corns- UmrsMtn I. cloak? form? disposition of Ike
carton, Lk 10". [liget] Umbst v. OEG2630.
Bgetsleht »•) f . lightning-stroke, thunder- ttmaftoef *>»«, jwraJyfic.
(«*,
6ott. llmwAde n. cJottoy, PPs 103*.
Bgetang f. ^mn^, EHy 6*1. llmwsestm m. stature, Sat 130.
Hgetf pres. 3 eg. of liogan. llmwirlg weary o/ limb. Rood 63.
Dg-fAnMiide, -famblawende vomitiM Are, lln n. Jfeia:, Knen, cfofA, naofcin, (owe/, <?/t
BH432*. JnB,MtB;CB. ['line']
Hfcfjr n. Jlre, 77. Ex Imaoer m.
tfa* field, 239. EC
=
llgge liege ds. of Heg; Dglt= liget llnd
lime-tree, linden, Gl;M;Mdi
ngUc(e)êry,GuTHl31 .
m (t) (o/
I.
«WeW
f.
icwod). ['KikH II.=lynd
:
Ilg-looe, -locoed having flaming locks, WW.

MnderodaJ m. crash of shields, battle.
flfcnlan =)ygnian ; afcnese (S1 , e1 )— ligetrseeo Unde lime-tree, linden.
Ug-rascetung, -rneoung (y1 ) f. lightning. linden made of 'linden' -wood, OnB.
flgsplwel vomiting flame. llndgecrod n. shield-bearing troop, 1222. An
Mgtfpree. 3 eg. of ucgan. llndgelao n. battle, Af76.
Ug-tfraciit *• g<b- -tJrejoe Jlery oase*, violence Ilndgesteallat m- shield-comrade, companion
of flames. in war.
flfcjfe f. wave of fire, B2672. llndneabbendet m. shield-bearer, warrior.
IDi imperat. eg. of ISon. Ilndplegaf m. shield-play, battle.
nhtJ=!feoht llndfyog m. ridge where limes grow, KC3-79*.
llhtan (5, eo, J) l.(±)to make 'light,' easy, llndweredn. troop armed with shields, El 142.
relieve, alleviate, CPJ*dJsL : dismount, Undwlga m. warrior, B2603.
'aftoA<,' B£f(y). II. (ie, J) to KoAte*, lnd-wl|^ndt,-wiggendtm.«AfeUîi»fTtbr.
tZfamtnofe, rive %**» aAtne, Jg,Jn{f) : llnef. line, caWe, rope, 8ol,W : series, row: W
grow light, dawn, Da(f) : ' tight S kindle, rule, direction.
Ubttng I. f. relief, alleviation, release, LL. llneoe (WW286 )=Uneten
P Zt*ftn? '] II. (eo) f . shining, illumination, Bnen adj. ' linen, ' made of flax, Bp ; M,CP.
light, JB: dawn -.lightning. ['lihting'] BnenhraBgl n. linen cloth, NG.
Uhtingnes f. lightness of taxation, LL(306M ). Ilnenwerd drewed in linen, LL(370U ).
llhtnes f. brightness, VF230". ['fyAfciew'] Unete (-eoe) f. linnet, WW286".
llhtfpres. 3 eg. of leogan. Hnet-wlge, -wigle f. linnet, CpJBrf,WW.
'tily,'BlJM',M. [L. liliuml
lillef. ['KmuftiV]
Um leoma 'Ztm6,' faemfter,
(y) n. nap. -ling suffix (1) for forming personal noont
jff,
BHfBl; AO tCV : branch, B agent,: off- (deorling,r*pling). (2) for forming adybs.
spring? 2H»33 : 6onef CP861. (hinderhnff).
Dm m. anything eticky, 'lime,* mortar, IXnhAwen flax-coloured, Lod.
eeme»*, gluten, Ep, W. W Knland n. land in flax, KC3-19*.
+nman to cement, join, stick together. Hnlftag m. Jta* around, 166. EC
Umbstetnlng f. Aaaotna, cvrtetn, WW n
101 . linnan* ( w. inetr. or g. ) to cease from, desist,
mnOat. lime-heap, 1
BC151&
. lose, yield up (life), B. ['lin']
llmgeleeg n. shape, WW. llnaftd n. • linseed, ' (e*)JUd. A
Umgatfth* f. body, A 2-364. UnwAd f. linen cloth or garment, NG.
llmhal sound of limb, Gu 661. Bnwyrtf. flax, Lod.
+ OmUui = +liman Ho (WW 438" ) =l*o
mnh*tsmearing,plastering,WW. ['liming'] llppam., Uppe? f. (LL2-136) 'lip,' Lcd,BB,
limlftw f. injury to the limbs, mutilation, WW.
LL(278M ). ISra m. any fleshy part of the body, muscle,
nmlAweo maimed, LL132[10]. calf of the leg, WW.
Umltas without limbs, £22*270*. +Ure = +ligere
9
HmnriMnm adv. 'membratim, limb by limb, Ureht fleshy, Lod 91a.
WW. ['timbmeal'] lis = lies; lis- = lies-; llsan (GL)=lesan
Hmmlama crippled, W4U . +llse (e) nap. +leosn n. reading, study, BH.
llmnaood stark naked, Gbk 1666. +lbtan to slip, glide, CP437.
+llmp misfortune, accident, -Usnlan, -listnian v. be-L
n. occurrence :
CP. Use (lios) f. grace, favour, love, kindness,

dblimpan' to happen, occur, B,Bo,ChrJ£et; mercy, M
: joy, peace, rest, Ph,W : re-
MJiO,CP : belong to, suit, befit, OETfit : mission, forgiveness : saving (of life).
concern, CP. ['limp,' 'i-timp'] ['liss' ; llfcel
±llmpful fitting, convenient, AS 21 . llsslan to subdue, Sol294.
Hmp1#fflin to unite, connect, OEG80. Ust mf. art, cleverness, cunning t experience,
+llmpUe fitting, suitable, ML. adv. -lice skill, craft, Cr. ['list'] listam cunningly9
(±). skilfully.
fllmpUenes f. opportunity. Istan = iystan
LISTE 100 LOF8UM
Ibte f. 'list,' fringe, border, Bp. -16 pL -Ion v. mast-, soeaft-L
Ustoltoe adv. carefully, Lod 11a. lob(GL)=lof
j «tt//uJ, Cra95. Ilstum v. list. lobbe I. spider, LPs. ['lob'!
m. Jeceplkm, W81 128*. loeLo. 'lock,* bolt, bar, Jt,BB;AO : en-
—
i ;
11*8 pre*. 3 —
eg. of leean.
- closure Jold, prison, stronghold, : bargain, CP
ht colour '
NC306 (late). agreement, settlement, conclusion, pucan]
Ht=lyt IL-looo I.
ntan to 6e»*\ incline, Mxt26u ». Ife, looa interj. look, see, look you. L ha
Ute-,Utel=lytig- > lftel; Mttg=lytig however. 1. hwsuine, hwonne whenever.
lltigere m. dyer, NC306 (late). spel L hwenne mann wille a discourse for
Vtt- =lytl-; lltunann liCsmann = any occasion you please, M. L hwfir
Utf I. nm. nap. leoCu, litJu limb, member, BE, wherever. L hwfttfor whichever. L hwa,
Cr ; jE,AO,CP : joint, Led. ['lith'] II. n. L hwat, toAoever, whatever. L hwylo
JkeL [ON.htS] ta&tcAever.
lloLn. fermented drink, loea m. enclosure, stronghold.
cider, native wine,
CP : beaker, cup. IL pres. 3 ag. of liogan. 16oa-hu v. l6o interj.
III.=lioeadj. IV.=fih8 loebore I. one who wears long hair, free
fflta m. name of month* June (ana L) and woman, LL7T73].
July (eftera L). loeo L m. 'lock' of (hair), hair, curl, Et,CP,
fflUUU f. gout, Lod,WW. Ep;M. IL=lool.
man1 to go, travel, eail, B,BH. loeead 'crinitus,' OEG56".
['Ittfe'l
flVe I. adj. gentle, soft, calm, mild, ApT,B, toeeetan (MtL)?=rooettan (JAW77).
Jit ; £5,AO,CP : gracious, kind, agreeable, ±toeetan to attract, entice, soothe, CP.
sweet, Bo,Qen,M. ['lithe'] II. adv. looen L pp. of lnoan. IL (Sat 300?) =loo
loeer=looor
toeteax n. hair, WW379".
lfteMge flexible, yielding, M. ['litheby'] locgewlnd n. hair, WW199'.
lttJeblgnes £ flexibility of Umbs, Gutk90". lde-hu, -hwnnne eto. v. Ido hn9 loo hwanne,
WagWlWig etc
Iltttllc genus, soft, mild, CP. adv. -lioet loehyrdel m. sheepfold, LL454[9].
CP. ['lithely'] lftelan (±) to see, behold, look, gate, A,Bl,
+Uften (y) having travelled much. [HCan] CP,Mt; AO : observe, notice, take heed,
Mercian to smooth down, fatter, Gl. Bl;M. L tft regard with favour, CP :
ttttere f ., litiera m. tftn?, slinging pouch, BE, belong, pertain, M.

Cp;M. Wither'; letter] looor plane, Gl.
Utteren=le&ren loottan m. keystone, MELW*.
Htterllc o/ a dtiy, WW2474. -Idcung v. ttarh-L
+lftfewielan to calm, appease, mitigate, JEL. toddere m. beogar, ; Mdf . M
[lytSre]
IfBewAean = leottnwSoan 4-lodr f. backbone, spine, Lod 66a,
lffigeat = hlidgeat
(CP M) =lffiigian
lodrung f. rubbish, nonsense, 478*. WW
Ifflan ; +lodwyrt I silverweed.
.
4-UtSlan (eo) to incline, accustom, A2-68. loeige (Ep) np. of lorg.

HWg lithe, flexible, bending, yielding, M,W. lot I. n. (m. £1536) pratw, ^Zory, repate,
TWAy*] Cp ; ACP : «on^ of praise, hymn. [<lof]
Uelglan
( ± ) to soften, calm, assuage, appease, II.f n. jprotoeiton, aefp.
CP; Elbe mild. I lithe'] 16f (OEG5241) =gl«f (T), v. ES37186.
nWneel n. little joint, WW. lot bAre praising, giving praise.
1I611e =li6elio; li8mann==lidmann lofdAd f. praweuw-% (ieed, B24.
Mines f. mildness, softness, gentleness, kind- lotgeora eager for praise, ML 16Mt : lavish?
ness, M,CP. RB54*;55*.
Ut5o-=leo6a-; Mt$re=li8ere lofherung praising, LP855".
f.
JI8re=ly$re; liftrln=le8ren; lflh=lisg loflan topraise, exalt, Gen,PPs;CB i
IHtetawn. synovia. appraise, value, ['love']
tttanann m. seafarer, pirate, Cm.
H*u v. litJ.
loflio n. offering in honour of any one, W
ltifale m? synovia, Lod. [litf, ele] loflOcaa to praise, LPs 118"'.
IRtang alleviation, relief, Lod 1*1 12*.
f. loflle laudable, adv. -Hoe gloriously.
H8wAge n. drinking-cup, B1982. lotaMBgen n. praise, PPslOS 1 .
ltttwnro m. pain in the limbs, Lod 49b. lotsang m. song of praise, canticle, hymn,
ggwyrtto mild of speech, NC348.
BBwyrt f dwarf elder.
psalm, BE ; : M
lauds. Vlofsang']
.
lofwalm m. the 1481a Psalm, RB36".
Hxan to shine, flash, glitter, gleam.
Uxende splendidly, LkLl6".
loftlngende singing hymns of praise, OEG
4912.
fining f. briUiance, brightness, N. lotium praiseworthy, Gxv468.

LOFTE 191 LUSTFUL
lofte (on) adv. phr. in the air, aloft, Hex, fasten, shut up, An : (intr.) close up, form
MLN. ['loft'] one mass, Ph : interlock, intertwine, twist,

lofung f . praising, laudation : appraising, M. wind, CP
: conclude. ['louk'] II. pluck
log piet. 3 eg. of lean. out, pull up, 1
. Me
['louk'*]
-logs y. aC-, treow-, word-1. [leogan] ludgsst n. side-gate, postern gate, Gl.
ldges v. ldh; together =log«er ludon pret. pL of leodan.
±16glan to fecfye, place, put by, M
: put in lulellc=luflic
order, arrange, : M
discourse, M
: divide, lufen f. hope? (BT; OK), Da73,B2886.
portion out. +L Up lay by, deposit +logod lufesttoe f. 'lavage' {plant), Led. [L.
spr&o {weU)-ordered speech, style . leviaticum]
logfer (o 1 ) cunning, artful, WW. lufestre f. female lover, OEG.
+logung f. order, CM
699 luffendnc =lufiendlio
16h I. n., gs. ldges place, stood (only in phr. ±luflan to 'love,' cherish, show love to, JB,
on his Ion). II. pret. 3 eg. of lean II. JnL,VPs;CP : fondle, caress : approve,
Idhseeaft m. boU, Sort AS 1*. practise,
loma=lama luflend m. lover, M.
±16ma m. tool, utensil, article of furniture, luQende affectionate, MQr. [ 4 loving ']
BH;Qh. ['loom ] 9
luflendlle, lufioendlio lovely, beautiful, : M
tomb, lomber = lamb lovable, amiable, M.
±ldme (1) adj. frequent, ^L31 1019
; (2) ady. hMBtoamiabU,loving,Lcdilovable,Ps. adv.
*, frequently, oft (and) +L constan ly, -lice lovingly, kindly, CP
: willingly, gladly,
BR. ['lovely']
+ldmed=+l$omod; 15melic=lomlio luMdsnf. love, LPs. ['lovered']
±16mlAoan to frequent, M be frequent.
: lufsum loving, lovable, pisasantf Cr. ['love-
+ldmU*oende frequent, : M frequentative
1
some ] adv. -libe graciously.
(vb), £»b213 7. lufsumnes f. pleasantness, kindness, Gl.
+16mUMnf f. frequency, frequenting, JCGb luttaoen n. 'love-token, 9 £1863.
213 7 . luf-tyme (M), -tfme (RB) pleasant, sweet,
+ldmllo repeated, AO,CP. adv. -lice /re- grateful, benevolent.
quently. luftymllo embracing, OEG66 1".
+ldmllelan to become frequent, Bl109*. lufu f . love, strong liking, affection, favour,
+IdmIloiMS f. frequented place? frequency ? £},BH,Jn,VPs,WW'; AO,CP z love {of
CPsll7«. God), JnB : amicable settlement, LL 392'.
lomp pret. 3 ag. of limpan. lufwende lovable, pleasant.
londt=0and lufwendlie friendly, KGl73 . adv. -lice m
londMlf.rfranptry? Lod 108a. [hland] gently, KGL8011 .
=
lone lane; long)=ilang lugon pret. pL of leogan.
Longbeard-an, -as sbmpL Lombards, AO. luh n.foch, pond, NG;Mdf. [Keltic]
lonn, lonu=Iann, lana 4-hunpenllo occasional, [limpan]
loppe f. flea (spider? silkworm?), Bo,WW. lumpon pret. pL of limpan.
lunelan to Ump? LPs 17**, [op. Norw
'
loppestre f. lobster,* WW;M
: locust. ranke?]
lopust, lopystre= loppestre lundlaga m. kidney, J3.
lor n. (only in phr. t6 lore, t5 lose) loss, lungen f. 'lung,' Lcd,WW.
destruction, Bl ; GP. ['for*] lungenidl f . lung-disease, Lod.

-lora v. hleow-1. lungensealf f lung-salve, Lod 141a.
.
lorsn pp. (str.) of leoran. lungenwyrt f. 'lung-wort,' Led.

lorg, lorh fm. pole, distaff, weaver 's beam, -lunger v. oeas-1.
Gl. lungret •*• *>on9 forthwith, suddenly,
1
los=lor [loaf ]; losewist =loewist quickly.
loslan (a) wv. (±) to be lost, perish, Bo,CP lunnon pret. pL of linnan.
M : (±) escape, get away : 'lose,' ZrfcL 15* : lupe f. loop, leash, Gl.
destroy, LkLVt*1 . lus f. nap. lfs 'louse,' JS,Cp,Hex.
loslgendlle ready to perish, M. luslan(GPH)=loeian
losing, loswist f. perdition, loss, destruction, hist I. m. desire appetite, M,BE,JnL :
NG. pleasure, Bo,Lk (pi.) : sensuous appetite,
lot n. fraud, guile, ML,CP. lust, Jul,Lcd,WW. II. adj. witting, W
loten pp. of lutan. 24610 .
lotwrene m. deception, cunning, lustbftre desirable, pleasant, agreeable, cheer'

deceit,
11
artifice, trick, jE,AO,CP. ful, joyous, >E,AO : desirous, JBL4 *.
lotto m. upper garment, mantle, cloak, CP. lustbftrUc^won/, AO. adv. -lloe.
loz m. Zynz, BH,WW. [Oer. luohs] lustMsmes f. enjoyment, pleasure, desire, CP.
luba-, lube- =lufe- lustful wishful, desirous, AOl(W. ['lust-
IQean* I. (±) (tr.) to loci;, ctose, efjoiwe, full']

LDSTFULLIAN 102 LYTLUM
±uistfulttan to rejoice, enjoy, M : be pleasing lygenlan = lygnian
to, CP70". lygesearut n. lying wile, trick.
ilurttuinoe joyfully, gladly, heartily, EL lygespell (i) n. falsehood, WW449*.
['lustfully'] lygesynnlg (i) lying, false. El 899.
±lustfullung f. desire, pleasure, J3. lygetorn (i) feigned anger or grief, B 1943.
±lusttulnes f. desire, pleasure, BE ;CP. lygeword (i)f n. lying word, lie.
['lustful****! lygewyrhta (i) m. liar, Leas.
tastgeornnes f . concupiscence, G. lygnes (i) falseness : false things.
f.
luslgryn f. snare of pleasure, Soul 23. ± lygnian (i) to give one the lie, convict of
lnstlfee willingly, gladly, Bl MJlO.
; falsehood, M. +lygnod perjured, M(i).
lustmoee f. lady's-smock (plant), Lod. iyht-=liht-
lustsumlle pleasant, adv. -lioe wittingly. 3 sg. of lean.
lyhtJ pres.
luttam adv. with pleasure, gladly. IfM pros. 3 eg. of leogan.
IQrforn m. spindle-tree, EC445". lym=lim; l*inan==l£oman
±10tan« to 6eiu2y stoop, decltne, £!,AO lymp- = limp-
+loten dasg after pari of day : bow, make ±lynd (i) f . fat, grease.
obeisance, fall down, Bl, VPs :(+)lay down, +lyndu np. joints of the spine, 159" WW
MtL8 M : entreat. lynlbor n. borer, gimlet, 273". WW
±lfttlan to Ke Md, aide, lurk, M,VEy AO, ; lynto m.
axle, axletree, 'linch'-pin, Ep,WW.
CP. ['ton*'*] lypenwyrhta m. tanner? v. JGPh5-467.
latter, lattor=hlattor, hlator lyre (e) m. loss, destruction, damage, hurt,
latter- =lyoer- WW;M. ['lure'; leosan]
lybb n. (frap, poison, charm : wifcfoq/k. lyrewrene m. hurtful intrigue, 169. MFH
lybban= libban -lyrtan v. be-L ; l*s v. las ; l**-=IIes-
f. sorceress, WW200 .
tf
lyiferht=leaaferh6
lybbestre
lybcorn n. a medicinal seed, wVd saffron t Gl. lysnan, lysnere=hlysnan, hlysnere
lybensft m. skill in the use of drugs, magic, l*ssa(KGL)=l&a8a; lyssen=lyswen
witchcraft, Bl. ±]ystan impers. w. a. (d.) of pen. and g. of
lybesn=lyfeen thing or inf. to please, cause pleasure or
lyblae nm. occult art, use of drugs for magic, desire, provoke longing, J£,ElJto ; AO,CP.
witchcraft. +lysted desirous of. ['list'; last]
lybUeea m. wizard, sorcerer, Gl. lystere (O EG 4674) = 7 lyftere, lyffetore
lybatn, ly ben = lyf em +lystfuinoe =lustfulhoe
l?e-=:lffio-,lio-; lycos =lygeIL lysa L base, false, evil. IL n. evil deed.
tyeft pros. 3 sg. of lnoan. lyswen L purulent, corrupt, Lcd. II. n.
Uden(LWS)=I»den; l^f=lSf pus, matter, Lod.
iyf-=leaf-,lef-,llef.,lif-' 1ft adv., adj. and indecL sb. little, few, B,
lyfde, lyfede pret. 3 sg. of libban. DD,OenJlun; MJlO.
lyfesn (i) f . charm, amulet, knot. iytan=lutan; lyteg^lytig
lyffetere m. flatterer, M. Iftal I. adj. little, ' not large, JB*AO,Lk,Met :
lyffet-tan, -tian to flatter, M. short (distance, time), : not much, Mt,Ps. B
ly ffetung f. adulation, flattery, M. IL adv. little, slightly, Ps. IIL sb. AO,
=
ly flan lifian, libban Lca\Ps.
lyft fmn. air, shy, clouds, atmosphere, B, l*telh*dlg pusillanimous, GbjlIO.
Led ;M,AO,CP. on lyfto on high, aloft. lyte-lle, -lioe=lytig-lio, -lioe
['lift*; Qer. loft] tytalmod pusillanimous, CP.
lyftadl f. paralysis, palsy, BH,Lod. l*telne=lytesne
lyftedor m. clouds, Ex261. lytelnes f. smaUness, JBOr22» . [' little- u
lyfton of the air, airial, JE. ness']
lyfttot n. vessel in the air (moon), Rd30*. lytesna, lytes(t)ne adv. nearly, within a
lyftfleogend m. flier in the air, bird, Sol 289. little, almost.
lyftfloga m. flier in the air, dragon, B2315. tythwon adv. and sb. (w. g.) little, but Utile,
lyftgelief n. flight through the air. very few, M,CP.
lyftgesweneed driven by the wind, B1913. lytlg (e) crafty, cunning, AO.
lyfthelmt m. air, mist, cloud. lytlglan to feign, act crookedly, 86. Ma
lyftlieendet sporting in the air, flying. lytigUe (lytelic) deceitful, crafty, adv. -lioe,
lyftUc aerial, NC314. CP.
lyftsoeatta m. aerial robber (raven), Wt39. lydgnes f. cunning, CP.
lyftwundor n. aerial wonder, 90. Ex ±iytUan to lessen, decrease, diminish, Bo,
lyftwynnt f. pleasure in flying. JnL CP ; : shorten, curtail, abrogate : fail
1
lyge I. (i) m. 'lie, falsehood, BEJSat. out of use, LL267[37]. ['Kftfe'l
II. Wing, false (A; «*lygge, JAW26). letting m. little one, infant, child, &,GP.
IIL rsicalia,' secale? corn? rye? WW
301 s. lytlum adv. (d. of lytol) little by little, gradu-
9
lygen (i) f. lie, falsehood. ally, JS;CB. Vlttium ]

LYTLUNO 103 MJEGENROF
+tytlung (i) f. inefficiency, want, S057 1 (op. msederecffl m. sprig of madder Lod. %
EHy5»). +msedla m. chatter, ioD 122b. [maeCel]

lyttl-=lytl- mAdland m. meadow-land, KC.
lyttuecas mpL particles, smaU pieces, GPH mAdmAwaet (=-wett) mowing of a meadow,
400. LL448[5,2].
ly*=li«; lJ*a=IIoa; +ly1tatt = +li«en mAdrAden f. mowing, tract of mown grass,
tytferful et*J, wfe, W40*. KC6-15310 .
tylferllo bad, sordid, mean, vile, AO. adv. mAdsplott m. plot of meadow-land, KC4-72 7 .
-lice (fi 1 ). msedwa m., m&dwe f. =m»d

tytternes (a 1 ) f. wickedness, HL18*. mAdweland = mftdland
tytfran (6) to anoint, smear,*
lather, JnL(e),
9
I. pree. 3 sg. of magan. mag
II. (Soi19 :
Led. [lea«or] 12 17 )=m8Bgen
lyt$re=liCere ±mAg I. m. nap. magas (v. LL2-651) male
IfBre I. (e, i) adj. fad, wicked, base, mean,
kinsman, parent, son, brother, nephew,
9
corrupt, wretched, &,AOJjk,WW. ['Uther ] cousin, BJBpfr) ; MJlO,CV. ['may'] II.f
adv. wretchedly, badly, Sat 62. II. oomp. f. female relation, wife, woman, maiden.
oflffte. mftgbana m. destroyer of kinsfolk, W242*.
iy&wyrt=lT5wyrt; tyxan=Hxan mAgbot f. compensation paid to the relatives
of a murdered man, LL.
mAgburg f. family, tribe, race, people,
M nation : genealogy.
mAgolld n. young kinsman,
ma I. adv. [oomp. of micle] more, rather, mAgcnafa m. youthful kinsman, BC 2-329'.
longer, hereafter, further, JS,BH,Bo,Bl,CP, mAgotUf related, OEG.
VPs (m&). ©e ma oe more than, II. ab. mAgewalm m. murder of a relation, Cp
(indeol.) more, JB,An,BH,Bl III. adj. 179p(6).
more, -«,JM. ['mo'] nuegdan (&d) n. maiden virgin,
, LL;M :
•
mabuldor=mapulder; maca=+m»oca girl, Mt : maid, servant, Bl.

maoaUo convenient, MkB6 u . magden- see also mSden-.
madan to make . form, construct,\do, A,M
' 9
: msBgdenAw f marriage with a
. virgin.
prepare, arrange, cause, JS,Qen,Mt : use, msBgdenhad m. 'maidenhood, 9 virginity,*
M : behave, fare, JE,Bo ; CP. maoian up Cr;CP.
9
to put up, M. msBgdenmann m. 'maid, virgin, AO.
9
maeroftlg (=m®genor-)t mighty. [' maidenman ]
maming f. making, doing, ChbIIOI. mAge=mage

+mad =+m»d; madmi=imaCm magen I. (e) n. bodily strength, might, 'main 9
•
madmdd n. foolishness, Mod 25. force, power, vigour, valour, B;M,CP :
mA=ma virtue, efficacy, efficiency, Led : picked men

±msBO well-suited, companionable : similar, of a nation, troop, army, AO : miracle.
equal. [magan] II. snbj. pi. of magan.
msecan = meogan, mengan magenagende mighty, B2837.
> +m»cca (a, e) mf. mate, equal, one of a magenbyrtient f . huge burden.
pair, comrade, companion, JBQr(a),MtR{e) : magenooiUor n. strong troop, Gra 1986.
( ± ) husband,
wife, JE,Mt,OET. ['match'] magenoraftt m. main force, great strength,
mAeeflso = meoefiso might.
m
msBCgf - ^nan, disciple : son msBgencynlngt m. mighty king.
msBOga m. man, Wy52. magendAd f. mighty deed, Cbjl12.
m8Belan=mecgan, mengan magentaoa m. succour, Ax 138.
+m8Dcllo conjugal, So. mageneaoent mighty, vigorous.
+m®cnes f cohabitation, BH. magenearfevef n. great misery or trial.
+m»csoip6 m. cohabitation, Ce 199. magenellen n. mighty valour, B659.
• mAd (e) f . da. (EWS) meda ; nap. m»d(w)a, magenfast vigorous, strong, steadfast, M.
m&dwe 'mead/ * meadow,* pasture, BC, magenfole n. mighty company, Cb877.
OEG;M,AO;M6i. msBgeniultum m. mighty help, 1456. B
» +mAd, +m©ded 'mad,
1
Rd,WW : foolish, msBgenhftapf m. powerful band.
Cp.
9
mseganhaard very strong, Run 5.
» mssddre f. 'madder, Led ; M. msBgenlan (gn-) to gain strength : (+)
+mAded = +m&d establish, confirm, BH306".
mAden (J3,AO,CP)t=tai»gden msegenltas powerless, feeble, helpless, WW ;
mAdencild n. female child, girl, AO;M. JE. ['mainless'] adv. -lice,
[' maiden-child*] msegenleast f. weakness, feebleness, M :
mAdenheap m. band of virgins, 1)1)289. inability, RB.
»mAdenlto maidenly, virgin,
" M. nuegenrAs m. mighty
ghiytonslaught, B 1619
mflBdere = maddre msBgenrdff power}rful.
O. H. 13

MJCGEN8CYPE 194 MiENLIC
t Da 20.
m. might, power, magtfbdt f. Am /or assault on an unmarried
power, virtue.
1 f. woman? LL7[74].
m. huge atone, MxtS1*.
i magtte f. maytoeed, [op. msBgtSa]
magenstrangf of great virtue or strength. magtthld m. vifymtiy, chastity, purity,
magen-strengo, -etrengCu f. main strength,
l
: MH;M,CF
fond o/ young persons.
great might. [ maidhood"l
magenttegen m. mighty minister, Gu 1099. mAgtthad m. relationship, M.
magenlfae f. violence, force, Rd28 1#. maegtftaadllc maidenly, OEG 1469.
magenttreatt m. mighty host. magtilagu = msaglagu
magenttrymm m. power, might, greatness, mAgtteas not of noble birth, WW219*.
glory, M,CP : heavenly host : (f) Christ : magtfmann m. maiden, virgin, LL8[82].
(t) heaven. mAgftmorfior (S1 ) run. murder of kin, OEG
magenttrymnes f. preof ftory, majesty, M. 2* u .
magenweoret n. mtfaly worl;. magflmyrVra m. murderer of kin, OEG 2s**.
magenwlsa m. general, Ex 663. mAgttraden f friendship, OEG.
.
magenwudu m. strong spear, B236. mAgfltlbb (y>) f. kindred, HGl623.

magenwundor n. ririfctni iMmier, Cb927. mAgwlnef m. friendly relative, clansman.
mager meagre, lean, LcD90b. mAgwIlto (a, §) m. aspect, appearance,
magerlan to macerate, make lean, WW. species, form.
[Oar. magern] m*gwlittan[ meg.] to fashion, MtLl7*.
magestor = monster mftgwliUlce [meg-] figuratively.)SkLj>4».
magett, iiiageo=m*gti, mngti mahti^meaht, mint ; mah*=megB
mAggemdt n. meeting of kinsmen, A02481*. mAl I. (a, e) n. mark, sign, ornament : cross,
maggewilt n. genealogy, pedigree. crucifix : armour, harness, sword : measure, +
mAggtoldanM lo contribute towards the fine Led :
(f) time, point of time, occasion,
for manslaughter by a kinsman, LL season :
t t
time for eating, meal, meals, CP
122[74,2]. M. II. f. (f) talk, conversation : contest,
mAgnAmed n. incest, BH2801 . battle. [m»oel] IIL mal =
mAghand (meg-, mfii-) f. Yiatural heir, +mAl stained, dyed, 1333. AN
relative. +malan to mark, stain, Jul 691.
magister = magister ±mAlant to speak, talk, Gen. ['i-mele*;
mAglagu t. law as to relatives, LL266[26]. mseolan]
mAglea* without relatives, LL. maleearu f. trouble of the time, B189.
mAglto belonging to a kinsman, M, maid- = meld
mAglufu I. love, Jul 70. maldagt m. appointed time, day.
mAgmortfor n. murder of a relative, Gl. maldropa m. phlegm, saliva, WW240».
mAgmyrlfrs m. murderer of a relative, mAldroplende phlegmatic, 161" WW
parricide, OEG,GD239 A
. mAto m. cup, bowl, bucket, £j>;Lgd(€).
magn)=tai»gen ; m»gnan=mengan [<ffM0i']
mmgon=magon pros. pi. of magan malgwoeaft f. fate, B2737.
mAgraeu f generation, genealogy, M.
. mAhoeafa (ml) m. canker, caterpillar, WW.
mAgrAden i. relationship, AO. ['malshave']
mAgrAs m. attack on relatives, 164*. W maltan (VPs) =meltan
mAgscIr [meg-] f . division of a people con- mAl-tang m. f tange f. pair of compasses,
taining the kinsmen of a particular family
urw
(BT),DR193M . mAl-tfdf., tlmnm. mealtime, KCM8. *
mAgslbb f relationship : affection of relatives.

. = menn nap. of man. man
mAgsibbung £ reconciliation, peace-making,
. men-
JGPhl-63. ±mAnan (e) to 'mean,' signify, intend, JS,
mAgalbUo related, WW375". Bo,Sol ; CP : mention, relate, declare, com-
mAgslaga m. slayer of a relative, parricide, municate to, speak of, : associate {some- B
fratricide, M. <* thing) with, : AO
complain of, lament,
mAgsllht m. murder of a relative, W130 1. bewail, sorrow, grieve, Bo ; iE,AO,CP.
mageter = magister mAne I. l±, usu. +) common, general •
magttt L *• gP- msagoa, dp. magtium, universal, Mt,WW

i MJlOJCP. [*i*m*ne ]
%
otherwise uninflected maiden, virgin, girl, II. ( + ) n. fellowship, intercourse. III. false,
woman, wife. \Ooth. magaos] IL (±) f. mean, wicked [man] IV. (+) subdued,
power, greatness. overpowered. [=*+m»gne, E843-308]
magtf (f) t. family group, clan, tribe, ±mAnellc (usu. + common, mutual, general,
)
generation, stock, race, people, f : M AO universal, M. adv. -Hoe.

province, country, M. +mAneUcne8 f. 'generalitas,* OEG.
magtfa m. mayweed. manibrAde relating to many things, WW
magtfblad (geC) n. pudendum muliebre, 116*.
GPH400*. mAnUe=m£nelio

KffiNNES 105 lOESTEN
+mAnnes community, fellowship, inter- +mArung? 'consummation RHy510
f. .
Shr : land held in common, maarw- = mearu-

course, union,
BC1-597'. [v.H-mene'] ±mArweg m. boundary road, Ct.
+mAnscipe m. community, fellowship : mArweore m. noble work, PPs 110*.
union, W248». mArwyll m. boundary stream.
•
±m&nsumian have fellow- mason (»?) f. mesh, WW450 10.
to participate in,
ship with i live with, partake of maesen brazen (Earle) ; of maple (BT), EC
marry :
Eucharist, M. 260.
±m£nsum-D6s, -ung f. fellowship, partici- maaslere m. sacristan, GD.
pation, M. msesllng, maston (MkL)=mmatMxig
msBHU=meniga maassanhacele = maessehacele
maasse (e) f. 'moss, Eucharist, celebration of *
9
mArfte f boundary-oak, KC3-379".
.
mAran (a) 1. (±) to declare, proclaim, cele- Eucharist, JB.BH,OET ; CP : special mass
brate, glorify, honour. II. ( + ) to determine, day, festival of the church. [L. missa]
fix limits, Wn>42. msesseAfen m. eve of a festival.
mArapeldre f . apple-tree forming part of a maasse-bdc f. nap. -bee 'mass-book,* missal, *
boundary, KC3-390*. LL.
mArbroe m. boundary-brook, KC. maeaseerida m. creed said at mass, Nicene
msero (l)i=*mearo ; (2) =mearg creed.
*
mArenoll m. boundary-knoll, EC445. m. 'mass-day,' festival, Bl.
mArcUe f. boundary-dyke, KC. m. mass-vestment, surplice,
maere = (1 ) mare ; (2) mere I. CP87".
mAre I. (S) famous, great, excellent, sublime, meassehaeele f mass-veHment, cope, chasuble,
.
splendid, J3,AO,CP. [op. Oer. mare, LV40,WW327".

marohen] II. pure, sterling (of money), maeasehraegl n. vestment, surplice, CP .
[v. 'mere' adj.] III. (±, uau. +) boun- maeaselao n. mass-offering, host, WW.
dary, border, Mk, VPs ; Mdf . ['mere' sb.] meassenlht f . eve of a festival.
mArelsrap m. ship's rope, cable, WW. maessepreost m. 'mass-priest,'
clergyman, *
meeretorht = meretorht ; maergen = morgen high priest, M,AO ; CP.
meerh (CpJSp), m»rh-=mearg, mearh- maeasepreoethad m. office or orders of a mass-
mAr-hege, -haga, -hege m. boundary-hedge, priest, BH.
EC447. msBSseprtostscIr f. district for which a mass
mArhlfea m. notoriety, WW382 10 priest officiated, LL.
.
mArian to be distinguished, DHy. mtpseerbana m. murderer of a priest, W

maarlngowudu n. mastic of sweet basil? 166*.
LoDl31a. maessere m. priest who celebrates mass, Az.
+mArlacu f. boundary stream, EC 387. ['masser']
mftrlie (y) great, splendid, glorious, famous, mroseereaf n. mass-vestment, M.
M,AO,CB. adv. -lice, M. mmsMwang m. office of mass.
inflames f. greatness, honour, fame. meessesteall m? seat in a church choir, v. NC
mArpul m. boundary-pool, EC 446. 307»48 .
mArpytt m. pit thai forms part of a boundary maeasetfd f. time of saying mass, LL(140ao ).
(BT), KC. maassetiegii m. mass-priest, LL460[6].
msBrto=meno msassettenung f . service of the mass, celebra-
mAnere (e) m. herald, DB5617 tion of mass, A 1 1 -8.
.
±mArslan (6) I. to make famous, celebrate, maasse-QhtaT m. or -uhte? n. hour, or

proclaim, declare, announce, JE,CP : cele- service, of matins on a feast-day, NC307.
brate : glorify, honour, exalt, praise, M
maeasewln (e) n. wine used at mass, WW.
:
spread (of fame) : enlarge. II. to mark out, mseaslan (±) to celebrate 'massy' : (+) M
bound, limit. attend mass.
mArstin m. boundary stone, BC. ['mere- maast I. m. (ship's) 'mast, B;M,AO. 9
stone'] II. m. 'mast,' food of swine, acorns, beech-

mArsung (e) f fame, report, renown : cele- nuts, BC.
.
bration, festival, M
: exalting, magnifying : mAat (a, e) I. adj. (snperl. of micel), AO,
( ± ) magnificence, celebrity. Chr,Bo,Mt. ['most'] II. adv. mostly, for
mArsungtfma m. time of glorifying, JEH the most part, in the greatest degree, chiefly,
2-3eo». especially, eal m., m. eal almost, nearly.
mentis mearti m. &lo nearly every one, M,AO,CP. 1 1 1, n.
mArtt t. glory, repute, fame '.famous exploit, most.
glorious achievement, M,AO,CP. ±maMtan to feed with mast, fatten, M,CP.
mArttorn m. boundary-hawthorn, KC. [Oer. maaten]
mArttu=mcer$ maestcyat f masUsocket, . WW.
mArttum (instr. of mfirti) adv. gloriously. meestelberg m. fattened hog, MtL6 7 [bearg] .
*
masra=meara m. mast, pasture for swine.
13—2

M£STENR£DEN 196 MAI^WYRD
i. right of feeding swine in (a) m. sea-gulls' pool, Ct.
mast-pastures, KC3-461 10 . mifaaWra oomp. of manigfeald.
mastentreow n. tree yielding mast, WW mafllan to go astray, maffiende waxing
137» wanton, NC307.
msMtland f land on which there is mast,
. TC mag-=m»g-
140". maga I. m. 'maw,' stomach, CpJjcd,WW ; -
adv. (superL) particularly, CM M,CP. II. powerful, strong.
1169. miga I.f m. son, descendant, young man,
msestlliig I. n. brass, WW
: brazen vessel, man. IL. gp. of mfig.
Mk. ['mostta^ (to. messing] 11. Jading, magan swv. pres. 1, 3 ag. meg ; 2, meant, J
OEG61". pret. 3 sg. meahte to
mint ; pi. magon ;
mmstHngnnlg m. brass-worker, 539*. WW

be able, nave permission or power (I 'may,
msMtldn sbpl. pulleys at the top of a mast, I can), to be strong, competent, avail, prevail,
WW199". JSJB,Bo,G,etc.;CP. witi avails mag
nuMtriMoi = mttstenrfcden against, cures, Lcd.
mantrap m. masf-rope, 82. Ex magas y. meg; magaj8e==mageoe
msMttwIst m. rope which supports a mast, mag4atetitown.aZmotia'4ree,WW139u . [L.
WW. amygdala]
mart I. pret. 3 sg. of metan. II. =mete m. mage f. ( 169") = maga WW
±mfttan to dream (impeis.), J?; (trans*) mage (&) {.female relative , B ; . ['mows'] M
Led. ['mete'] migeftct pto. augmented, WW. pecan]
mats^mete magefte (mP, o*) f. camomile, mayweed, Lcd,
mfito (e) mean, moderate, poor, inferior, WW. ['maythe']
small, bad* [metan] maglan to prevail, ERPs 12s ; NC348.
- +m&U suitable as to size, RB, ML. ['meet
1
] maglster (®) m. leader, chief, master, teacher,
**
r
mesttest- = metlflBet- M,Bo ; AO,CP. [L. magister]
+mfitgant to lessen, limit. maglsterdom (mttgster-) m. office of a master
+mestgian (ML) = +metgian or teacher, Sc 120*. ['masterdom*]
mfiting f. dream, Led. [ meting'] +magUc = +malio
nueton pret. pL of metan. +magman to be restored to health, GD338*.
uM I. f. measure, degree, proportion, rate, magof (magu) m.
maga, nap. nuBcgas gs.
JS ; AO : honour, respect, reverence, LL :
male kinsman, son, descendant, man : young
what is meet, right, fitness, ability, virtue, man, servant man, warrior. :
goodness, M,CP condition, lot, state, rank, magodryht f. band of warriors, B67.
:
M. ['methe '] II. n. cutting of grass, BC. magogeoguft f. youth, Cri1429.

['math'] magorftdend m. counsellor of men, An 1463.
mJBffi- = m&gtf- magorfiswat m. chief, prince.
±m#8eglan to honour, respect, spare, ; M. W
magorlnot m. youth, man, warrior.
['methe'] magottmbert n. child, son : increase of
maeVel (e) n. council, meeting, popular family, progeny.
assembly (f) speech, interview.
: magotodorf n. descendant, offspring.
nuetielewldet (e) m. discourse. magotte, magoe = mageoe
meettelernt n. council-house, prcstorium. magOfJegnt m. vassal, retainer, warrior, man,
mSBtteltrttJ (81) mn. security ('fritT) enjoyed servant, minister.
by public assemblies, LL3[1], (v. 2-464). magu=mago; magwMte=m»gwlite
msettel-htgendet, -hergendeholdingconclave, ±mah bad, wanton, shameless, importunate.
deliberating. mahan == magon pres. pL of magan.
meslfelsttdet (e) m. place of assembly : battle- + mahlltf=4+ malic
field. +mahnes f . importunity, persistence : shame
msettelword (e)t n. address, speech. lessness.
msMtore = m&tire maht(VPs) = miht
mOtfful humane, MQr. ['metheful'] mil I. n. suit, cause, case, action, terms,
mMlan=met$egian; mfletfl=m®oel agreement, covenanted pay, Chr. h£ scy-
meettlan (Cr) =matfelian lode ix soyna of male he paid nine ships out
mie&toimmoderate,rapacious,JB. ['methe- of commission, Chb 1049c. [' mail '] II. n.
less'] spot, math, blemish, M. III. = mfil n.
mdftllc moderate, proportioned, befitting, mildseg = mftld ©g
A&Qr,TC. adv. -lice humanely, courteous- +mallo importunate : wanton, shameless :
ly, ['methely') wicked, adv. -lioe.
mMDM f. pay for haymaking, LL452'. +mallcnes f. importunity : wantonnes*,
mflftrem. mower, WW. shamelessness, CP.
%
±mftUrlan to honour, LL. malscrung f enchantment, charm.
.
mMiing f. measure, extent, NC307. malswyrd n. sword with inlaid ornament,

'
(ea, e) m. 'mew,' sea-guU, Cp,Shr(e). TC660". [mftl]

MALT 197 MANSCIPE
malt ((H)^mealt ; malwe( W W) = mealwe +mangennes = +mangne8
mamma f GPH4Ql n [L. mamma]
. teal, mangere m. trader, merchant, broker, M.
.
•
mamor, mamra m. lethargy, heavy sleep, Gl. mftngewyrhta m. sinner, PPs77 M .
mamrtan to think out, design, PPs63». dbmanglan to trade, M,GP.

» man I.pron. indef one, people, they, B,Mt
. +mang-nes, -ennes f. mingling, mixture,
J3. ^man ] II.=mann. III.pres.38g. OEG.
9
of munan. mangling f. trade, business, M.

man I. n. evil deed, crime, wickedness, guilt, mangunghus n. house of merchandise, Jn2".
M ifalst oath, £!P216".
sin, adj. bad, II. mannas n. home of wickedness, hell, Ex 535.
AO. [ON. mein]
criminal, false, ± manian (o) to remind, admonish, warn,
+man having a mane, WW 492".
(o) exhort, M,CP instigate, : instruct, advise,
man-=mann- M claim, demand, ask. [Qer. : mahnen]
+mana m. community, company, M com- mftnldelf twin and bad (words), :
panionship, intercourse, BH : cohabitation. manlehd m. admonisher, CP400" : collector.

tS +manan in common, CP. ['mone'] manlf- = manigf -
manaV pree. 3 sg. of manian. manlg (»\ e1 o l , e1 ) nap. manega 'many, 9 •
,
manatt m. false oath, perjury, LL ; HL. many a, much, JB,AO,B,BH ; CP.

['manath*; Qer. meineid] manJgean = manian manlgeo=menign ;
manbealu n. crime, cruelty, Da 45. manlgfeald (», e, o 1 ) manifold, various, com- •
manbot (o1 ) f. fine paid to the lord of a man plicated, M,CF : numerous, abundant :
slain, LL (v. 2-676). ['manbote'] plural,
manbryne m. fatal, destructive fire, Chb962a. ±manlgfealdian to multiply, abound, in-
manogere = manger© crease, extend, OEG(n l ) ; CP(a»). ['mani-
manc-s, -cas, -oos, -oua m., gp. manoessa fold']
(CP) a 'mancus, 9 thirty silver pence, one* manJgfealdlie manifold, adv. -lice in
eighth of a pound, JS,BC. various ways, CP : (gram.) in the plural
maneweaJm m. mortality, pestilence, de- number. £ manifoldly']
struction, Chr ;AO. ['manqualm*] manigfealdnes f . multiplicity, great number,
manewealmnes f manslaughter, NG. . abundance, complexity, WW. ['manifold-
mancwyld (o)f mortality, pestilence, BH 190s
. . ness']
•manoynn n. mankind, JS,B,Bl : inhabitants, manlgtXBas (mani-) adv. many times, often,
9
people, men, GP. ['mankin ] W14411 .
mancyst f. human virtue, MFH169. manlg-taaw (»*), -tfore, -tjwe skilful,

mand (o) f. basket, Cp,MtL(o),WW. dexterous. M.
9
['maund ] manlgttawnea (manit^w-) f. skill, dexterity,
mandAd f sin, crime, AC,AO,CP.
. OEG.
mandAde evil-doing, wicked. uninhabited, (o). WW
['manUss 9 ]
mandeorf wicked, LL(382"). manlle infamous, nefarious, M.
mandrtamt m. revelry, festivity. manllea m. effigy, image, statue.
mandrino m. poison, Rd24u . manllee adv. manfully, nobly, B. [' manly ']
mandryhtent m. lord, master. manlufu f. love for men, Gu324.
maneg=manig manm* = mannm-
manfAhtfu f. wickedness, Gbn1378. mann (o) m., nap. menfn) person (male or »
manfaru f. host, troop, Gu257. fern.), JB,Bl,Lcd,Mt,VHy ; AO.CP : man-
manfeld m. field of crime ('campus scele- kind, Mk,VPs : brave man, hero : vassal,
ratus'), AO108*. servant : name of the rune for m.
manfolm f. evil-doer, PPsl43». mann-, see also man-.
inanfordAdla m. evil-doer, B563. manna I. m., man, M. II. n. manna • (L>
manforwyrhtt n. evil deed, sin. (food), M CV.t [L.]
mftnfrtot m. lord of evil, Devil. mannbAre producing men, MB. 1-450.
manfremmendef sinning, vicious. mannaaoa (mon-) m. issue, progeny, AO
manful wicked, evil, infamous, degraded, JE> 158".
fearful, dire. manntan to 'man,* garrison, Chr 1087e.
manfulllc infamous, evil, sinful, M. adv. mannnuBgen (o)n. troop,force,cohort, JnL18*.
-Hoe, M. mannmenlgu (o) f. multitude, AO.
manfulnes wickedness, 2&.
f. mannmyrring f destruction of men, Chb1096.
.
manfultum m. military force, (o1 ). AO manrAden f. dependence, homage, service,

+mang 1. n. mixture, union : troop, crowd, tribute, due, AS. ['manred']
multitude : congregation, assembly : busi- mamfmt n. number of men.
ness : cohabitation, in +m. during, on minseaatt m. usury, PPs71 14 .
+m. in the midst of. II. prep. (w. d. or a.) manaceallat m. enemy, sinner.
among, &. manselld f. crime, fault, sin, tHy8tt .
mangenga m. evil-doer, BH36*. mansetpe m. humanity, courtesy, BC.'Mt.
m&ngenltfta m. evil persecutor, As 918. ['manship']

MANSC7LDIG 196 MAWAN
minseyldlgt criminal, guilty. marmstangedelf n. quarrying of marble, MB.
manslsBht = manslieht 1-660*1 .
manslaga m. man-slayer, murderer, M. -marod . a-m.
manslagu f. cruel blow, Ah 1218. martir, martyr (e) m. 'martyr, BE ; M,AO.
9
* V>
manalean* to kill, murder, RB 16" (or ? two [L.]
words). martirloglum m. martyrology, IM 1224*. w
manslege m. manslaughter, homicide, martr- = martyr- ,
manslieht (e% i 1 ) m. manslaughter, murder, martyrddm m. martyrdom, ' BH ; M,CP. ' W "*
CP. ['manslaught 9 ] martyrhad m. martyrdom.
manslot share in ownership of land ? measure +mar-tyrian, -trian to 'martyr, AO,BH
9
of land f v. NC307. [ON. mannshlutr] martyrracu f martyrology, ^L23 SM .
-mansumlan, -mansnmmig v. a-m. martyrumr f passion {of Christ), A02oAu . .

9
manswAs meek, RPs249 . ['martyring ]
manswara (o*) m. perjurer. marUu=mffir6
manswaru £. penury,
[swerian] [L. marrubium]
marafle horehound. t-
manswerlan* to forswear, perjure oneself, LL. masc=max
9
['manswear ] mise f. name of a small bird Gl. [Oer.
manswlca m. deceiver, traitor (mann-? v. LL meiae]
2-142). -maslan v. a-m.
mantylen 1 in men, ad of selling massere m. merchant moneylender, BkIO.
(i ) f. traffic :
men as slaves. [seUan] mast=m®st; matte(Cj>)=meatte

mantteawt m. habit, custom (T sometimes mattue (»J , ea 1 e1 , eo l , o») m. 'mattock, A, -
9
,
manoeaw sinful custom). AO ; M

fork, trident.
:
mantttof m. man-stealer, v. L 2-542. mat* pret. 3 sg. of mloan.

manttw&re (o) gentle, kind, humane, mUd, WW. ['mathe 9 ]
mafta m. maggot, worm, grub,
meek, ML,CP. [OHQ. mandwari] m*tfal-=mao6l-
+manttwftrlan to humanize, CP362*1 +mattel n. speech, talking, [msM]
.
mantfw&rnes (o) f. gentleness, courtesy, mattelere m. speaker, haranguer, WW.

9
weakness, Mhif^CV. [v. 'mathele ]
— manu f. 'mane, 9 BrfllS2. matfellanf (» l, e1 , a*, o*) to harangue, make ro «
M
mannng f . admonition, CP : claim : place of a speech, speak, An (e),B,Cp,Cr(m). ['mell, 9
9
toll : district for purposes of tribute or tax- 'mathele ]
ation residents in a taxing district.
: mattellg tumultuous, turbulent, KGl75 w
manwamm (o*) m. guilty stain, Cal280. mattelung f garrulity, loquacity, OEO. [v. j*\ £ .
9
manweorc I. n. crime, sin. II. adj. sinful. 'maihele ]
manweorod (o) m. collection of men, troop, matim = matium
congregation, assembly, AO. matfm- see also mafftmm.
manwtorttung f . adoration of human beings, mtVmAhtt f valuable thing, treasure. •
LL(248«). mftttmeleofa (mad-) m. treasure-chamber, M

manwlse (o)t t manner or custom of men. (9"").
manword n. wicked word, PPs58 ia . maUmcyst f. treasure-chest Mt27f.
manwriece wicked, 426". WW mattmgestreon n. treasure, B,MFH.
manwyrhtaf m evil-doer, sinner. matfaihord n. treasure-hoard, Ex 368
manwyrtf n. value or price of a man, LL. matimhus n. treasure-house, treasury, AO.
••mapulder (o 1 m. maple tree.
) CP.
mapuldern made of maple. matfmhyrde m. treasurer, Bo 64".
mapul-dre, -dor, -dur f., -treo m. (Mdf)= matiollan =maoelian
mapulder matt8uni>==;ma$um, matim
—mara m., mare fn. (oompar. of mioel) maWtam-fast n., pi. -fatu precious vessel,
greater, 'more,' stronger, mightier, M,Bl, M.
CP. adv. in addition, Mt. maWumgesteald n. treasure, Jul 36.
maran = m&ran matfflumglfu f. gift of treasure, B
1301.
marbeam (VPs) =morbeam maWfumgyfa m. giver of treasure, prince,
a/ "marc n. a denomination of weight (ueu. half king, Wa92.
a pound), mark (money of acoount). mfitfVumsele m. hall of treasure, Sol 189.
marclan =mearcian mitffiumsigle n. cosily ornament, B2757.
mare I. f. silver weed, Lcd2-74*. II. f. matttfamsweord n. costly sword, B 1023.
* nightmare, monster, Ep(e),Lcd. ['mare ] 9
matffiumwela m. valuables. B2750.
mare v. mara; marels=m»relBrap matfu f = matta
.
mirenls=mearuwnes; margen- = morgen- mattum m., gs. matimes treasure, object of

jQg
* market n. market, TC422 80 [L. mercatum] . value, jeivel, ornament, gift, On,Met ; CP.
f*
W *marma m. marble. [L. marmor] ['madme ] 9
marman-st&n fmarmel-, marm(or)-) m. matfum- = maCm-. matftram-

marble, piece of marble, M,Bl ['marmstan 9
] mawan 7 to mow, AO,BH.'
9
%

MAWPUL 190 MEDGIAN
m&wpul = maVwpul +mearglan to be rich, marrowy, LPs 65".
-Tnai n. net, WW. ['mask'] meargllo marrowy, fat, VPs(e).
m&xwyrt f . mash-wort (malt soaked in boiling mearh, mearg m., ga. mearea horse, steed.
- water), Loi>. mearhseccel n. sausage-meat, 411*°. WW
me I. das. of pen. pron. io me. II. (RB mearhcofa m. bone, PPs 101*.
35»;127 M )=menn mearhgehaBO n. sausage-meat, WW42780.
meagol (e) mighty, strong, firm, emphatic, mearmstan =marmanstan
impressive, [magan] mearn pret. 3 ag. of murnan.
meagolDoe adv. earnestly, Bl. +mearr I. n. stumbling-block, obstruction,
meagolmdd earnest, strenuous. error, CP. [Ooth. gamanseina] 11. wicked,
meagolmodnes f earnestness, Bl. . fraudulent, LL140[1,5].
meagolnes f. earnestness, strength of will, meanian to err, Bo66 M .
BL.HL. mearti m. marten, EpJLO. ['mart']

(ae, e) w^ •
meant I.i=*miht. II. prea. 2 ag. of magan. mearu (m, e, y), mear(u)w- in obL oaaea
meahto pret. 3 ag. of magan. tender, soft, Led frail, QB119 17
:
['meruw'] ftC- .
meaio pret. of meoloan. mearullo (merwe , marw-) frivolous, adv.

mealelrae? =meolclT6e ; mealehae=melubus -lice delicately, luxuriously, GD.
mealewe=mealwe; meaJm=mealmatan mearuwnea f. tenderness, frailty, GP.
ME mealmeht sandy t chalky ? KC 3-394". [v. meast=m&st
'malm'] meatte (a) f. 'mat,' mattress, WW. [L. L
maabnstan m. soft stone, sandstone? lime- matta]
stone? A0212*. [v. 'malm'] meaw=m»w
*"»meaJt I. n. steeped grain, 'malt,' CtJBp. mee as. of io pen. pron.
[meltan] II. pret. 3 sg. of meltan. +mee=+m»c
mealtealo* m? n? malt-ale, ANS84'*. meee m. sword, blade. [Ooth. meki]
mealtgescot n. payment in malt, W171*. meceflsc (£) m. mullet, 2EGb308*.
mealthQan. 'maU-house,' WW. mecg=m»og
.
mealtwurt f ' malt-wort, ' W. [wyrt] W
mecgan to mix, stir.
mealu = melu meoh=me
L -mealwe f mallow, Led ; M.
.
' '
[L. malva] meohanlae mechanical, M. [L.] L
1
mear=mearh mfid I. f. 'meed, reward, pay, price, com- .
"meare (», e) f. (±) 'mark,' sign, line of pensation, bribe, JSL (ga. me)dee),B,BH,Bl
division, M,MkL(*>) i standard, JBOr : (±) GP. IL=maM
boundary, limit, term, border, BC,Oen; med- in comp. principally indicates medio-
CP;Mdf. to" tSsoB +mearcea ©e in the crity, bat often oomea to have a distinct
direction that defined area, district, pro-
: negative value ; 8ee,e.0.,medtrum,medwia.
vince, AO. [midde]
mearca m. space marked out. meda v. mad ; -mfidan v. on-m.
meareere (») m. writer, notary, OEG. medder = meder medder-, meddr- = medr- ;
mearogemot court for settling boundaries of meddroana fp. dregs of mead, LcD48a.
properties? v. LL2143. -f-meae I. n. consent, permission, agreement,
n. dwelling, Ex 61.
mearehof covenant. II. agreeable, pleasant.
l t
•^fcmearclan to mark, stain, brand, seal, BC, model =m&oel
LL,MtL,Ph : M :mark a boundary, delimit, medeme (eo) middling, average, mean, little :
define, describe, designate, JB Oen : mark
t sufficient, considerable, respectable, proper,
out. design, Bo create : note, observe.
: fit,worthy, trustworthy, perfect, CP.
mearc-Isern, -Isen n. branding-iron. imedemlan (eo 1 ) to mete out, allot, assign,
mearoland n. border-land, march, moor : (f) place : m-oderate : respect, honour, : (+) M
province, country, district : sea-coast, Ri>4tt . condescend. M
: (+) advance, promote.
mearcpse«t m. road, path. medemllo moderate, mediocre : worthy, adv.

mearcstapaf m. march-haunter. -lice moderately, incompletely : suitably,
mearcstede m. border-land, desolate district, worthily, kindly.
Sol217. medemlicnea f. mediocrity, OEG.
mearettreat m. army, troop, Ex 173. medemmicel {M) =medmicel
mearoung (», e) f marking, branding : mark, medemnea f. dignity, worth, Bo : benignity,
characteristic : (± description, arrangement : condescension, Bl.
constellation : title, chapter, NG. medemung f. measuring, measure.
mearcwadu J np. shallows, water by the shore. meden=mngden
mearcweard m. wolf, Ex 168. meder ds. and LWS gs. of modor.
meard = ( 1 ) meord/ med ; (2 ) mearti mederce = myderce medere = m&ddre ;
mearea v. mearh mederen, medern = mSdren

inearg, mearh (», e) nm. I. l marrow, '
pith, mederwyrhta = meterwyrhta
Led. II. sausage. [=m«erg] medewyrt = meduwyrt
meargealle (e\ e1 ) m. gentian, 1jci>. [mearh] m&dglan to bribe, [med]

MBDGILDA 200 MENNISCLTC
mMgllda m. pensioner, hireling, M. meffibftd (KGL56 )-m»g«hadT
mtdl-==m«ol- ; -media v. an-, ofer-m. mftlsmel n.

medlen=midlen mela=melo; me*c)=;meolo
-= medem - meloingtot = meolcfet
I. meld f. proclamation, Da 048.
moderate-sized, short, small,
limited, unimportant, slight, mean, poor. melda m. reporter, informer, betrayer, M.
II. n. a little. meMan (e) (Rd) =meldian
medmtoelnes f. smaUness (of mind), SPs54*. melde f. orache (plant), Led. ['milds* ;**%.
medmlele oomp. medmare, adv. humbly, Oer. melde]
meanly, slightly. meldfeoh n. informer's reward, LL96[17].
medo = medn medom- = medem -
; ±meldlan to announce, declare, tell, proclaim, *
mSdnn I. maternal, of a mother. II. n. the reveal, Ps;M : inform against, accuse.** ^
mother's side {by descent), LL166[11]. ['meld'; Oer. melden]
+mMnn born of the same mother, AO 114". meldung f betrayal, BH 240*. .
mMreneynn n. mother's kindred. mtle=mele

mMrengeoynd n. mother's nature, WW. meledeaw mn. honey dew, nectar, Ph,WW
mBdnnmflg m. maternal kinsman. (mild-). ['mildew']
mtdrenmftgtt f. maternal kindred, LL392[3]. metowes=melwes gs. of melo.
+m*drian have the same mother, M.
to -melle, -melnes v. e-m.
medrfoe of low rank, 115*. WW melo=melu; melee =milisc
mMseeatt m. payment, fee, reward, bribe, ±meltan I. (v) (sv*) tr. and into, to consume •
gift, M,CV. by fire, 'melt,9 become fluid, digest, dissolve, <
medeeitt (e) f. Hi-fortune, AO. bum up, B,CP,El,Lcd,WW;M. II.=

medsptdlg poor, Cka9. miltan
medstrang of middle rank, M. melteetre =myltestre
medtrum weak, infirm, sickly, iU, CP : of meltung f digestion, Lod. .
lower rank. [cp. medmicel] melu(ea, eo)n.,gs. me\(u)we* * meal,' fiour, •

medtnimnee (met-; y*) f. weakness, in- Lcd;M. [Ger.mehl] .
firmUy, sickness, iUness, disease, AO,CP. melugeecot n. payment in meal, 171. W

»medu (eo) mn. gs. med(e)wes 'mead* meluhudern n. meal-house, LL455[17].
{drink), B,Rd(eo);AO. meluhfis (ea1 , e*) n. meal-house, 186 17 . WW
n. mead-hall, banqueting-house, meluw(LWS)=melu
o«). v. mann
medubenof f bench in a mead-halL
. =mynd-; +mtae- = +mene-
meduburgt f mead city, rejoicing city.
. mens m. necklace, collar, ornament, jewel.
(y)
medudreamt m. mead-joy, joUity. mahne]
[Oer.
medudrenc (eo1 ) m. mead, W245*. menegian=mynegian; menego=m6nigu
medudrtne (o1 ) m. mead-drinking, Seaf22. menen (i) n. maiden, handmaid, slave.
medufulf n. mead-cup. meneeeUllng m. moon-shaped ornament, coin
medugtlf mead-excited, drunk. worn as ornament, Gl.
medubeallt f. mead-haU. ±mengan (») tr. and intr. to mix, combine, /*) C
medum- = medem unite, Lk,8at (±) associate, consort, *
:
medurSden (eo 1 ) f. strong drink? (BT), cohabit with, BH,Ps : disturb, B :

(f) con-
dealing out of mead? (OIL), GnE88. verse,['meng']
meduscenc (eo1 ) m. mead-cup, B 1980. +mengedlle mixed, confused, adv. -Hoe.
meduaeld n. mead-haU B3066. t
+mengednes, +meng(d)nes f. mingling,
medusetl n. (eo1 , o*) mead-seat, B5. mixture, connection, JC,BH.
medustXg f. path to the mead-haU, B924. mengeo, menô, mengu=menigu
meduwtrlgt overpowered with mead, drunk. mengung f mixture, composition, ZDA fel- . :
meduwong (eo1 , o 1 ) m. field (where the mead- lowship, GD : (+) confusion, ['menging']
hall stood), B1643. men! (LWS) = manig ; menlan = mynian
meduwyrt (eo 1 , e*) f. meadow-sweet. Led : menlg (LWS)^manig
'rubia,' madder, OEG56"(e«). [* mead- menigdu f. band of people, WW448".
wort'] menlgu (a 1 , e 1 , eo*) f. usu. indeol. in sg. com- ,
medwls dull, stupid, foolish, CP. [cp. med- pany, multitude, host, JS,AO,CP. [manig]
micel] menlo, meniu (LWS)=menigu
mtdwyrhta m. a hireling, Sol23 u . menisc = menniso
meg^meg menn v. mann.
meg = (I) mew; (2) meg mennen, mennenu= menen
meg- = meg-; megol^meago mennese^menniso
meh=meo, me, as. of ic mennlee I. adj. human, natural, Bo,CP ; M.^
meht^meaht, miht mei, meig =mftg ;
meige (KGl81") =mege pres. 3 sg. subj. of

II. n. mankind, folk, race, people, Bl;
CP. ['mannish']
M
magan. mennlscllc human, iE,CP. adv. -lice, JR.

MENNISCLICNES 201 HEX
mennlse-Uones (EHyl5M ), -nee f. mereflx m. sea-fish, B549.
state of
man, human nature, incarnation, BH; mereflodf m. sea, body of water, deluge.
M : humaneness, humanity, ['mannish- mere-grftot (M), -grot n., -grota m. pearl.
ness'] meregrundt m. lake-bottom, depths of the sea.
menniacu f humanity, human state, CP.
. merehengestf m. sea-horse, ship.
f * mantel (®) m., gs. men ties mantle, cloak, CP. merehragl n. sail, B 1906.
[L. mantellum] merehQsf n. sea-house, the ark.
mentelpreon m. mantle-pin, brooch, Ct. merehwearf m. sea-shore, Ex 516.
mornings (*mynung), mynegung merehwtt pure white, sterling {of silver).
mio mf ? gs. and nap, meon shoe-sole, sock? [mfire II.]
sandal? RB.WW. merelad f. sea-way, Hu27.
meoes=meox mereHfende m. seafaring (man), sailor.
+meodnesf dignity. DR 192'.
. [=»medemnee] mere-menu, -mennen, -menin n. mermaid,*
meodo, meoda =medu ; meodom-» modem- siren, Cp,WW. ['mermin']
meodoma==meoduma; meodren=m6dren mere-nsaddra m., -nseddre, -nfedre f.
meodum- = modem 'murena,' sea-adder, lamprey.
meoduma m. weaver's beam, treadle? WW. meresmylte quiet as the sea, calm, Met 21".
% meolo I. giving milk, milch. II. (i, M) f. meresteall m. stagnant water, MFH 169.
'milk/ BH;MÔ. merestreMf f. sea-path.'
meoloan 8 (e, i) to milk. merestreamf m. sea-water.
meolcdeond (i ; -teond) m. suckling, JVPs 8a . merestrengo f strength in swimming, B523.
.
meolefmt n. milk-pail, 123*. WW mereswln n. porpoise, dolphin, Cp,Lcd.

meolehwlt 'milk-white,* OPH. [' mereswine']
y
•meolclan 'milk, Lcd,Shr :{±) give milk, meretorht (»)f {rising) bright from the sea.
(i) to
suckle, BL meretorr m. towering waU of the {Bed) sea,
meolclltfe (ea) milky, 49. CM Ex 484.
meolcsueend m. suckling, WW. merefiysaat m. ship.
meolo {Bo) = mem
; meoloe (CP) meolo mereweard m. sea-warden, Whale 53.
=
meora=melu; meoluo= meolo merewerlg sea-weary, Sbaf12.
meon v. meo. merewtf n. water-witch, B1519.
meord f. reward, pay. [Goth, miadft] merg (Cpl96M)=mearg
mooring f. danger? Ex 62? merg-=mearg-, rneri-, mora-, myrg-
mooro = meord mer-gealle, -geUe=meargealle
meo* I. m. moss, ; Mdf. M
II. adj. mossy. merlan to purify, cleanse. Sat : test ['mere '] -t^l.
mtose =mese ; meotod, meotud^metod meriee (Gl) = meroe ; merlon = morgen.
meottoe (Cp)=mattuc merlg = (l)myrge; (2) mearg
+meotu =+metn nap. of -fmet. merlg- = myrg- ; merlgen {M,AO) = morgen
meotud-=metod- meiise = memo
meotton (BH)=mition pret. pi. of mfflan. merne=mergenne ds. of morgen,
mtowlef f maiden, virgin woman. [Ooth.
. : merr- = mierr* ; mors- = nojers-
mawilo] merso (re) m. 'marsh,' swamp, Bl,Cp;CP.~*
•meox (e, i, y) n. dung, JB,BoJjk. meraemMe m. marsh hove, Lcb35b.
filth, dirt,-
['mix'] merteland n. marsh-land, Chb1098.
meoxbearwe f. dung-barrow, 336*. WW
mersomealwe f. 'marsh-mallow,' Led. —
meoxen=mixen mertemeargealle f . gentiana pneumonanthe,
meoxaoofl (e1 ) f. dung-shovel, LL466[17]. Lod.
meoxwlU© (es) f. dung-basket, LPs80'. merseware pL inhabitants of marshes. (1)
m*r-=m»r- Romney marsh, Chb796. (2) the fens?
mera m. incubus, Gl. Chb838.
mero(A)*=miearc ; meroe=merece mBTtz*Lmerchandiee,WW$2 u . (X.mereem] U
+meroe =+mieroe; meroels=mircels mertt=mear8
meroong (NG)=mearcung merVern made of skins of martens.
*.mere I. m. (f) sea, ocean, An : lake, pond, mftrtta (N) =m*rS ; mora (MtR) =mearo
pool, cistern, B,Ep,Jn ; CP Mdf. ['mere'] ; meruw-, merwe-=mearu(w)-
II. =mare. III. = miere mes (K)=mys f v. mns.
mere ( VPs) =m&re I. mesa fpL dung, LoD37a.
merebat m. sea-boat, vessel, As 246. mesan to eat, Rd41 m [moe] .
mereoandel f. sun, Met 13". mese (eo, i, y) f. table what is placed on a

:
merece m. smallage, wild celery, J&,Ql,Lcd. table. [L.]

u
i
mereelest f. sea-chest, ark. Gen 1317. me8s-=ms3es-

meredea*t m. death at sea. mesta (KGL)=m«eta snperl. of mioel.
meredtor n. sea-animal, B558. ±met (usu. +) measure {vessel or amount), .
merefara m. sailor, B502. AS act of measuring, appointed share,
:
merefaroKt m. surging of the waves. quantity, Mt : space, distance, LL : boun-

MET 202 MICELDOEND
dary, limit, Bo, Met : manner, degree, way + mettestan (m , e») to compare, LPsdflP1 . 1
ability, capacity : rule, law : mood (gram. ) +mett8BStlle moderate, adv. -Hoe modestly,
metre : moderation, MtR. ealle +mete in humbly, meekly.
ail respects, on +m. in vain, RPs88". +mettostnes f. moderation, modesty, BH«
nannm +m. by no means, on no account, metfsst = metefret
['met,' 'i-met'] +metfs»t n. a measure (vessel), M.
+met suitable, fit, proper, apt, meet. adv. +metfest- = + metf aeet-
•mite. metgeard f . measuring-stick, rod, poie, perch,
+mit = +mdt ; -mftt v. wea-m. WW 147"
meta (So 153) = met© ; metsBnt = metenrn ±metgian to moderate, control, govern, M,
•± metan6 to measure, 'mete 9 out, mark off, CP weigh in mind, consider assign due : :
M,Ex,Mt, VPs compart,Bo ; CP es imate, measure to.

: :
Bl : m. win* pass over, traverse, B. +metgtend m. ruler, governor, ASH*.

* ±mfttan 1. to 'meet,* find, find out, fall in ±metgung f. moderation, temperance, AO,
with, encounter, Bo, Bl M,AO,CV. [gemfit] ; CP reflection, meditation rule, regulation.
: :
II. to paint, design, JBOr.[

4
mete '] metgyrd = metgeard
metbeolg m. waUet, LkR22M . mettan I. to supply with food, provision.
•mete (») m. nap. mettas * meat/ food, BE, II.=metgian
Lh,8c £!,AO,CP.
; miting I. (± ) £. meeting (friendly or hostile), •
mete=m£te assembly, congregation,B,B 46* : (+)finding,
meteeara n. refectory, GD,WW. discovery. II. painting, picture, M.
meteafHiing f atrophy, WW.
. +metUsean to moderate, CP101".
meteelyfa
Ml m. food-store, pantry, OEG56179. +metlle fitting, suitable : moderate, adv.
,meteeorn n. otiowanee o/ corn to dependents, -Hoe.
TC. ['metecorn'] +metnes f* moderation, MF (Veep. D xhr).
meteoQ f. cow for killing, LL. +mttnes = + mitednes
meteeweorra m? surfeit, indigestion. metodt m. fate Creator, Ood, Christ.
:
+m6tednes f. finding, discovery, LPb274 metodseeaftt *• decree of fate, doom, death.

.
metetet [met-] n. dish, GPH403. gewitan m. soon, t6 metodseeafte to die, B.

, metefettels m. cupboard for food,
l
WW
107s. metodwang (meotud) m. battlefield, An 11.
-1*** [ metefetilV] metrap m. measuring-rope, sounding-line,
-=metg Cpl78B.
metegafol n. payment in food, LL448[4,5]. mitsoeat=m§dsoeatt
metegearwafp. preparatumsoffood, Lcd 78b. metselpe m. feeding, meal, ££178,8,1. *«
metegyrd =metgeard ['metcship']
meteUtot = metelieet metseaz n. meat-knife, AO.
metelif f. leavings of a meal. ±met8ian to supply with food.
metelea* without food, M. metsung f feeding, provisioning, Cm. .
mete-Oest (AO), -l€(a)st, -list, -lyst f. lack of +metta m. sharer in food, A. ['mette
3
] *f &
food, starvation. mettae=mattuo ; mettas v. mete.
metend m. measurer Ood. : mette-=mete-
mftenead f requisites in the way offood,
. LL mstte pret. 3 sg. of metan.
383'T (v. 2146). metten Lone of the Fates, Bol02 n.
miter n. 'metre (poet.), A,BH. [L.]
• mettian = metan L; +mettlng =+ meting
meterMere m. reader at mealtimes, NC309. -mttto v. wea-m. ; mettoc (Ep) =m&ttuo
mfttererasftm. art of versifying, BH258". mettrum^medtram ; metud (N)=metod
mttereund relating to metre, WW. melte (t) tired, worn out, dejected, sad : trouble-
mfttere m. painter. some. [Qer. mude]
mftterfers n. hexameter verse, BH. metfel=mseoel
mttergeweore n. verse, BH484*. ±m€tfglan to exhaust, tire out, impair.
mtterlie metrical, OEG. m&ttlan to grow weary, Lcd 57a.
metern = meteaern mS&lg tired, weary, AO.
mtterwyrhta m. metrician, poet, WW.
mettl—mntil, mseoel ; metfl-=m»ol-, matSel-
metesden f . craving for food, appetite, Lcd meifaes f. fatigue, OET (Bd«).
66a. +metirlan to honour.
metestteoa m. measuring-rod, 126**. WW mew=m»w;
mexscofl=meoxscofl
meteswam m. edible mushroom, WW.
mlccl-=miccl-, micl-
metetld £. meal-time, GD277* .4 mleel (y) adj. comp. mara, snperL meest(a)
meteftearfendet needing food, destitute. great, intense, much, many, M,BC,Bo,Chr,
metetfegn m. seneschal, steward, Ex 131. Led ; AO,CP : (of time) long : loud, sb.^
9
metering n. operation connected with cooking, with gen. much, AO.CP. adv. greatly^
NC309. much, CP,Oen. ['miekle']
meteutslht f dysentery,
. WW. mlcel&te (y) greedy, Shb16 10 .
+mett8sst moderate, reasonable, modest. mleeldoend (i*) doing great things, DR45*.

MICELHEAFDEDE MIDYRFENUMA
mlcelhealdede big-headed, WW3801 *. mlddelgeseuldrunp. part of the body between
mlcellan = miclian the shoulders, WW
159".
mtcelllc great, splendid, magnificent, adv. mlddelnlhtt t. midnight.
-Hoe greatly, grandly, splendidly : very, mlddelrlee n. the middle kingdom, Chb887a.
exceedingly. midden- = middan-
mleelmdd magnanimous, PPsl44*. midde-nlht, -neaht, middermeht (LkL) f. *
9
mlcemes (y) f. greatness, size, iE,CP : 'midnight [v. ES39-350]
multitude, abundance : magnificence. mJddesumer = middansnmer
mlcelspreoende boasting, LPs ll 4. mlddeweard I. adv. in the middle of, through , ,
mleelu (y) f. largeness, size, Lcd. the midst, AO. II. adj. middle. HI. sb. ' ,v t
mlegt=!myog middle, LPs. ^midword']
mlcga m., micge f. urine, Lcd. [ l mig'] mlddewlnier = middanwinter «
mlcgKa = migoUa; mlcl-=mioel- mlddun- (N) = middan-
mlcle, micles, miclnm adv. (obi. oases of mldeard = middangeard
micel) much, very, greatly. midel=middel; mldemestv. midd.
±mtoHan (y) become great, increase, An
to mldfaesten m. mid-Lent.
AO make
: great, make larger, magnify, mld-foorh, -feorwe (CP), -ferh(6) mn. youth,
extol, Bl. ['mfcUe'] middle age, ('juventue' Gl).
dbmlelung f. the doing of great things. mldlyrhtnes f. middle age, Bl163.
m!cul= micel mldgearwung f . preparation, MkL
p 61# .
mid I. prep. w. d. insi. (WS) and a. (A only) mldgesltf n. companion, O 680. EG
with, in conjunction with, in company with, midhelp [mi6-] f . help, assistance, DR2918.
together with, JB,BC,BH,Chr : into the midhtyte m. 'consortium,' NC309.
presence of : through, by means of, by, BH, mldhrtf nm. 'midriff,' diaphragm, Lcd : •
Oen : among, in : at (time) : in the sight of, bowels.
opinion of, JEL,MtL. m. ealle, eallum mld-hrittre, -hry6re n. diaphragm, Cp,WW.
altogether, completely, entirely, M,Chr. m. ['midred'; hre6er]
6am with that, thereupon, m. 6am be -mldlan v. a-.
when. m. 6am 6set through that, on that mldl n. bit (of a bridle), : oar-thong. M
account, because, when. m. tiy (6e) when, mldle =middele, ds. of middeL
while. II. adv. at the same time, together, +midleahtrlan to reproach f So 200*.
simultaneously, likewise, Lcd. rmid'] mldlen (e) n. middle, centre, midst.
III.=midd mldleneien n. mid-Lent.
•midd saperl. mid(e)mest mid, middle, mid- midlest superl. of middeL _^___
way, BH,CP,Lcd. td middes adv. in the mldlhrlng m. ring of a bit, WW4661*.
midst, ['mid'} +raldllan to halve, divide, VPs.
^mlddseg m. 'mid-day,' noon, Lcd : one of the dbmldHan to bridle, check, curb, CP : muzzle,
canonical hours, sext, W
W. fram middnge W191.
06 ndn from noon to 3 p.m., M. mldllgend m. mediator, BH206".
mlddsBglle adj. mid-day, meridian. mldlung f . middle, midst, adv. -lnnga to a
mlddSBgsang m. mid-day service, sext. moderate extent.
mlddssgtld f noon, WW450*.
. mldmsstv. midd mldmyeel=medmice]
;
mlddsBgtfenung f. dinner, NC309. mldnedeg m. mid-day.

mlddan (on) v. onmiddan. mldnes f. middle, midst.
mlddandsBgllc = middeglio mldnlht f midnight, M..
mlddaneard («/n)^middangeard mldor compar. of midd, adj.

^^j. mlddangeard m. the globe, world, earth, B midrid f. riding in company, LL176[4].
^^ M,AO,CP: mankind, ['middenerd' ; ON. mldrece=myderce; mldrll= midhrif
ml6gar6r] mldslngend m. one who sings with another,
mlddangeardllc earthly, BH118 1 *. 129**.WW
» mlddansumer m. midsummer (24 June). ±mldsT6(eg)lan to accompany, associate with.
mlddanwlnter m. midwinter, Christmas. mldspecend m. interlocutor, MP 1*592.
mldde I. adj. mid, middle. II. f. middle, mldspreca m. advocate, 1-388. MR
centre (only in phr. on middan). mldsumer (e*) m. 'midsummer,' A.
* mlddel I. n. middle,' centre, El,Mk,Ps,
' WW
mldswegan *' concincrc,' EPs57*.
:
waist, Bl. 1 1, adj (superl. midleet) middle, mldtt&m, mid6y = mid 6am, mid 6y
.
intermediate, BG.BH. mldfteahtlan to consent, RHy6*7 .

mlddeldaeg m. mid-day, noon, Lcd. mldweg m. midway, CP399",GD314».
mlddeldAl m. middle, AO10*. midwinter m. 'midwinter,' Christmas, Lcd.
middelflnger m. middle finger. mldwfst f. presence, society.
mldde l-flera m., -flere f. partition, septum, mldwunung f. living in company, M.
WW. mldwyrhta m. worker together with, co-
mlddetfdt m. instep, WW
160**. operator, CP.
mlddelgemAru npl. central region, 8ol255. midyrfenuma m. coheir, So 148*.

MIEHT 204 MTSCALFTAN
mieht=miht mllpatft m. distance reckoned by miles? road
mielt pros. 3 tg. of meltan. with milestones on it? El,Ex,Ruw.
Mlerce, Miercan pi. Mercians : Mercia, Chb +ml]icad honeyed, mixed with honey, WW
(lit. borderers ; op. mearo). (v. mileaoian).
+mlerce (e) n. boundary, limit, A4-141* : mllfoapuldor f. sweet apple tree, Gl.
sign, token, MkL16". milt- = mild-
Mlerclsc Mercian, LL(e). ±mlltan (e, y) (tr. and into.) to melt, : M
mi» (e, i, y) f. 'mare,' BE,WW. [mearh] digest : refine, purge.
mfterra m. deceiver, MtL27**(e). mllt-eofte, -ooCu f. disease of the spleen, Lod.
rbmlerran (e, i, y) to 'mar,* disturb, confuse, mUte mi 'milt,* spleen, GlJLcd; M. [Ger.
CP : scatter, squander, waste : upset, hinder, milzX
obstruct, JS;AO:err, MtL. mllttHhMi splenetic.
mlerrelee (y) f. cause of offence, Jox338. mlltestre = mylteetre
mlarrend (y) prodigal, wasteful, NC311. miltewmre m. pain in the spleen, CP.
interring (e, i, y) f. hindering : squandering, mllto f mercy, compassion, benevolence, kind-
.
waste, CP. ness, favour, CP (t) joy- [milde]

:
±ndfcan1 to make water, MQ*. ±miltslan (w. d.) to compassionate, pity,

mlgetJa=migo6a; mlgga (M) = icga show mercy, Bo,Mt,Ps ; M,CP : soften,
mlggung, miging f making water, WW.
. make merciful, ['milce,* 'i-milce*]
mlgol diuretic, Cod. ±mlltatond m. pitier.
mlgofta m. urine, Lod. mlltstgendllc pardonable, venial, &.
mlht (a, m, ea, e, ie, y) I. f. * might/ bodily mlltsung f. (±) mercy, sympathy, pity, in-
strength, Bl,Lcd power, authority, ability,
: dulgence, pardon, M,CP : moderation, re-
BE ; M virtue, Led mighty work, miracle,
: : duction {of punishment), LL468[10].
G. II. adj. -fmighty, powerful possible. : mlltwnBO=miltewero; mllz=milte
mlhte pret. sg. of magan. mlma m. 'mime,* ME.
mlhtoleas =mihtl€afl +mlmor (w. d.) known, adv. -Uoe by heart.
mihieUo, mihtlic possible, adv. -lice mint? small common, vile.
:
'mightily/ powerfully, by might, miracu- mm I. pron. my, 'mine,* M,B,Q. mines

lously, M,BE. Canoes by my will. IL ga. of io of me.
mlhteeeU n. seat of power, EET834-301. mmd^mynd
mlhtlg (», ea) 'mighty, * important, BH, VPs mlndom? m. state of exile, PPs64 7 .
(ae) : oMe, effective, Led : possible, adv. mlne=myne; mlnet-=mynet-
-lioe, £o. ['roÔy*] mlnlle petty.
mlhtleas powerless, weak, exhausted, M. mlnlloe adv. in my manner, WW4491*.
mihtmod n. violent temper, passion, Ex 149. mlnnawi 'manipulos,* sheaves? EPb128 7 ;
mlhtu = miht on 'magnolia,* 105*1 .
mn I. f. 'mile, * 5J,1F1F ; AO. [£.] II. n. minne I. nap. of min. IL =myne

mOfef, FT FT. ['mite'] mlnnen = menen
mile (VPs)^meolo to diminish.
mllde I. adj. 'mild, 9 merciful, kind, generous, mlnwmg f. parsimony, OEG3748.
gentle, meek, B,BI,QuJjL ; AO,CP. II. adv. mint? (MtR), minte f. 'mint, CP ; Mdf. [£.] *
mercifully, graciously, C7n, mlo-=meo-

mlldtew = meledeaw mlreapuldur (Cp) = milseapuldor ?
mlldelle propitious, adv. graciously, affably, Miroe, Miican = Mieroe
kindly, AO
; M. ['mildly *] mlroe I. (y) adj. murky,dark,black,uncanny,
+mUdglan to mitigate, VPs. evil, B,Ph. II. adv.? An 1315. III. n.
mlld-heort, -heoruio merciful, clement, com- murkiness, darkness, Da448. ['murk*]
passionate, MtL (milt-) ; AO,Ê. ['wwM- mireels (e, y) mf. sign, token, seal, signet :
AearT] adv. -Hoe, ^J,CP. mark, marked place, : trophy, Gu429. ML
mlldneortnes f . loving-kindness, mercy, pity, [mearc]
LL;M t AO. ['mildheartness*] mire = miere ; mire =minre gdfs. of min.
mildlan to become mild, GPH399. mlrg-, mirig-=myrg-
mlldnes f. mildness, mercy, NC309. mlrgC, mirhC = myrgtt ; mlrr- =mierr-
mllds^milto mlebegan anv. to disfigure, MtL6 M .
mlleselan to become mild, mellow, WW. mlebeodan1 (w. d.) to ill-use, injure, do wrong
[utilise] to,LL,W. i'misbede*]
mDgemat m. mile-measure, milestone t KC mlsboren abortive, Led : degenerate, ['mis*
3-262». born*]
mllgemeare n. measure by miles,
mDgetal n. mile. Nab 33.
B 1362. mlftbrdden drawn aside,
misbyrd f. abortion, Gl.
WW
224".
minse (e, y) sweet, mild, mulled. mlsbyrdo f. malformation, Lod.

mnito soldiers, NC309. mlsbysnlan to set a bad example, MK2-6Q.
mnitlse military, GD. [L. milee] mlsoalflan to cast a calf, 466".WW

JflSCENNING 205 MH>AN
miseennlng f flaw in an indictment : payment mlssan (w. g.) to 'miss* (a mark),
. B : (w. d.)
for correction of such a flaw, v. LL2-148 escape the notice of a person.
184. mlssare = miseere
mtoclan to mix, apportion. [L.] mlsscrence distorted, shrivelled, Gttth.
mlsorocettan to croak or shriek horribly, mlsscr?dan to clothe amiss, MB. 1*030.
GUTH36 . [cracettan]
1
mlsse- = mis-
mlsewetfan* to speak HI, curse, NG : speak mlssenlle various, manifold, different, diverse,
incorrectly. AO. adv. -Hoe, CP.
mlscyrran («ae) to pervert, Met 2s . mlssenUcnes f. variety, diversity : 'qualitas't
misdftd f. 'misdeed,' evil deed, sin, CP ; M. GD46».
mlsddn anv. to do evil, transgress, do amiss, mlsseret n. half-year, year.
err, JnL,LL,W. ['misdo'] misspowan 7 to fare badly, A082*4 .
mbe=meee mlssprecan* to grumble, murmur.

mlsefeslan to cut the hair amiss, Zr£(254u ). mist m. 'mist,' JS,Met,WW : dimness (of
misendebyrdan 4
(i ) to arrange amiss, LL382. eyesight), AJjcd.
mlsenlie, miflendlio^missenlio nrJst-==mi8-
mlsfadlan to order amiss, LL. mlsttecan to teach amiss, A. ['misteach']
mlsfadung f. misconduct, irregularity. mlstal m. mistletoe, GpJSp : basil, Led.
mlsfaran* to go wrong, transgress, CP : fare ['missel']
iU, M,W. ['misfare'] mlstellam n. birdlime, 279". WW
mlsftdan (oe) to nourish HI, EVPs. mlsteltan m. 'mistletoe,' WW(P).
mlsfeng m. misdeed, sin, NC309. mlstglom mT misty gloom, Whale 47.
mlsfiran to do wrong, err, transgress, JE* mlsthelm m. covering of mist, Jul470.
['misfere'] mlsthlltt f n. misty cliff, cloud-capped slope.
mlflfdn 7 to make a fail mlstlan to be or grow misty, A.
mistake, be deceived : ['mist']
to get. mlstld f. evil time, FM30O".
mlsgedwield n. error, perversion, Jul 326. mlstfdan (impers.) to miscarry, fail, Li/348'.
misgehygd fn. evil thought, 772. An ['mistide']
mlsgellmp n. misfortune, W211 . M
mlstlg 'misty,' B.
mlsgemynd f . evil memory, Sol495. mlstthtan to lead astray, dissuade, M.
mls(ge)wlder m. bad weather, storm. mistlhtendllc dehortative, MQb226**.
mlsgrttan to greet amiss, insult, Ct. mistll- sb mistel-
miag^man to neglect, LL. ['misyeme'] mlstfmlan [impers. w. d.] to happen amiss,
mlshabbende being iU, MtL8". Bos. ['mistime']
mlshealdan 7 not to keep, to neglect, MQ*"). mlstile^mislic
mlshealdsiimnes f want of observation, care- mlstran to grow dim, M.
.
lessness, LL(196«). mlstriwan to mistrust, DB39U .
mlshernes f act of disobedience, W.

. mlstQdan to ill-treat, Chr1083,GD15.
mls-hweorfed, -hwyrfed, -hworten perverted, mlstteon' to mis-thrive, degenerate.
inverted. .mlsweaxan* to grow improperly, M.
mlshyran to hear amiss, not to listen to, dis- mlswendan to pervert, abuse, be perverted, M :
obey, RB,W. ['mishear* ; hleran] err, JEi.

mlslAdan to 'mislead, 1 A. mlswende erring, ill-behaving, M.
mltlAran to teach amiss, give bad advice to, mlswenlan to misuse, abuse, Sc22410 ( ?»mis-
werian, MLN 25-80).
miliar £ ill teaching, evil suggestion.
. mlsweorc n. misdeed, JnR3".
mlslic-=mialic- misweorBan' to turn out amiss, W.
mlslio unlike, various, manifold, Bl,Bo ; M, mlswlder = misgewider
CP : wandering, erratic. ['mislich'] adv. mlswlsslan to mislead, LL130 ; 381.
-lice in various ways, diversely, aimlessly, mlswrltan 1 to write incorrectly, AOr.
Bo,Chr. ['misliche'] ['miswrite']
misHclan (w. d.) to displease, disquiet, A, mlswuittan (=eo) to dishonour, iUtreat, LL
CP. ['mislike'] 381 [25].
mlsllones f . variety, diversity, M. mlflwysslgan=miflwi88ian
misllmp n. misfortune. mite f. 'mite' (small insect), WW12V.
mlsllmpan* impers. w. d. to go wrong, turn mltta m., mitte f . a measure, bushel, Ct,WW
out badly, AO. M,CP. ['mil' ; metan]
mlslybban to lead a bad life, A. ['mislive'] mlttan=metan; mltte=mitta
mlsmlcel of varying sizes t Ex 373. mlttlng(^,AO)= mating; mlttj=mid«y
mlsr&can to abuse, iEH2-590M . mlti (LkL)— mid
mlsrssd m. misguidance, M
: misconduct, M. mltfan 1 to hide, conceal (tr. and intr. ), keep to
mlsrssdan to advise wrongly, EB. oneself, dissemble, BH,Bo,WW;CP : con-
mist n. absence, loss (Swt). ceal oneself, remain concealed, Led : ( f) avoid,
mlss-=mifl- shun, refrain from. [' mithe ']

MIDL
5
206 MONANNIHT
mlffl=midl; mlx=meox mddoroynn n. maternal descent, Che 1067d.
mlxen (y) f. dung-heap, dung, MJAtL. mddorhealf f. mother's side, Chb1076d.
['mixeW] mldorbrll n. womb, PPs.
mlxendynge (y1 ) f. dung, LL464[9]. mddorltaa (e1 ) motherless, W228 M .
mlxenplante f. nightshade {plant), Lcd. modorlic (e*) maternal, JSGr. ['motherly']

mlxforoe (y) f. dung-fork, WW 106" modorlufu f. love for a mother, NC309.
mlxlmn = niiacian modorslaga m. matricide, 335s WW .
mod n. (±) heart, mind, spirit,

l
mood,' mddrige, m5drie f. mother's sister, maternal
temper, B,BH,Bl ; JE,AO,CP : courage, B
aunt, iE,AO : cousin. [mftdor]
AO : arrogance, pride, AO
: power, violence. mddrtt valiant, An 1493.
+mdd of one mind, harmonious, peaceful, CP. mddsafaf m. heart, mind, spirit, soul :
mddbllndf blind, undisceming. thought, imagination, purpose, character.
mddbU&slendet exulting. modstoe sick at heart, Gin 1235.
modbysgung f. anxiety, Dom84. modatoenes f . disease of the heart, 199". WW
mddcearlgt sorrowful of heart. modanotorf wise.
mddOMrut f . sorrow, grief. mddsorgt t heart-sorrow.
modoraBft m. intelligence. modstattol m. principle, character, LL(318*7 ).
modorsBftig intelligent. mdd-etaffiolnes , -statiolfaxtnee f. firmness of
moddor = mddor mind, W53 10 .
moddran of mothers, ApT4 u . +modsumlan to agree, CP.

moddrl(g)e==m6drige; mdde-=mddig- +mddsumnes f. agreement, concord, CP.
mddearfotf n. grief of mind, fHy4t7 . modswf&t resolute.
mddeg=mddig; mdder^mddor mdd-ftraeu f. gs. -tiroce courage, B385.
modereynd = medrengeoynd modttrea m. anguish; Bd4m .
mftderge = infringe modUwAre meek, LP&249 .
modful proud, haughty, Lod3188w mod&wArnes f . patience, meekness, W.
mddgehygdf n. thought. mddur= mddor
mddgemyndf n. mind, thought. mddwAg m. proud wave, Ex 499.
modgtomort sad, dejected. mddwelig gifted, talented, wise, fCP.
mddgettanc m. thought, understanding, modwlanef stout-hearted haughty. :
mind.
intellect, modwyn f. heart's joy, property, Rd87 7 .
modgetttht m. thought, understanding, mind. moetan (Cp)=metan

mddgetyldlg patient, An983. mohtta, mohoe (N) = mot$tSe
modgewinna m. care, Gen 2797. moloen n. coagulated or curdled milk. [op.
mddglan=m6digian Oer. molke]
mddgldano (N) = modgeoanc molda? m. v. molde II.
m&*&\m& joyous, Gul311. moldasrnt n. grave.
modgleaw wise, Sol 180. moldeorn n. granular tuber of saxifraga
modhtep? brave, Ex 242 (GK). granulata, and the plant itself, Lod.
modhete m. hatred, Gbn 1756. molda sand, 'mould,' loose earth, dust,
I. f.
mddhord n. secret thoughts, An 172. soil, Cp,BH ; : M
land, country : world.
mftdhwsett brave, bold. II? f . top of the head, Lcd (or molda?).
m6dlg (CP), modi spirited, daring, bold, ['mould']
brave, high-souled, magnanimous, : B;M
moldern = moldsern
impetuous, headstrong, M
; CP : arrogant, moldgewlnd n. top of the head, NC310.
proud, &,CF. ['moody'] moldgraft n. grave.
modlgan, modigian to grow proud or over- moldhrerende moving upon earth, Cheat
bearing, be high-minded, glory, exult, show 27. J .
bravery, M
take offence through pride, M. moldhype f. heap of dust,
: 1-492. MR
mddlglle (made-) htgh-souled, lofty proud : moldstow f. site, sepulchre, GPH391.
t
brave, bold splendid, magnificent, adv. moldwagt m. earth.

:
-lice, Ma (mode-), ['moodily'] moldwyrm m. earth-worm, Soul 72.

mddlgnes f. greatness of soul pride, arro- molegn n. curds, Gl.
:
gance, haughtiness, M. [' moodiness '] molegnstycoe n. piece of curd, Gl.

mddilio = mddiglio moling = molegn
mddltaa spiritless, KGl66«°. molsn n? decay, NC310.
modleast f want of courage, M.
. irmoUnJan to moulder, decay, M.
mddlftof dear, precious, FT 28. molten pp. oi meltan.
mddlufu f. heart's affection, love. momra=mamra; mon^man
+mddod disposed, JsHl-524*». mdna m. 'moon,' Bo,Lcd M,AO,CF. ;
mddor (e1 ) f., da. mSder 'mother,' WW; monanaMen m. Sunday evening, LL.
(of animals), LL; AO,CP. mdnandsag m. 'Monday,' A,Jn.
modorelld (m66-) n. a child of one's (own) monannlht f. Monday eve, i.e. Sunday
mother, PPs68*. evening, LL.

MONAD 207 MOXffiRN
mdnaffi m. nap. mon(e)tias, monati 'month,' morgantfdlle matutinal, BPsl29*.
BH,Bo,Lk£ed ; AO,CP. [mdna] morgentorht bright at morn, Ay 24 1.
monattadl f morbus menstrualis, BH.
. morgenwaclan to rise early, WW.
mdnattadllg menstruous, BH78 8 morh&tt f. mountain-heath, PPs82 10
. .
mdnatfblod n. 'menstruum,' WW. morheald heathy, marshy? £x61.

monattbot f penance lasting a month, LL morhop n. moor-swamp, B460.
.
(278 11 ). mdrlg marshy, M.

monattfylen f. time offuU moon, OEG. norland n. 'moor -land,' mountain-waste,
9
monattgeeynd f. 'menstruum, Lod. LkL.
monafflle monthly, lunar, Gl. morne da., mornee gs. of morgen.
monattseoe I. menstruous, M. II.=m6nB$oc morod, moroti = morati
mdnatfseocnes f. lunacy, LcdI-1704 morseeatta m. robber from mountain heights,
.
moncus = mancus ; mond = mand NG.

mondag = mdnand&g mone f = mftna ; . morseeg mn. sedge, Lod 3* 140s*.
mdnelic lunar, M. morseohtre f. marshy ditch, NC310.
monetlan to despise ? As 746. [*manetian ?] morstapa m. traverser of moors, Run 2.
+mong = +mang ; monlg^manig mortere m. mortar. [L. mortarinm]
monlle=mdnelio; monn*=4mann morS nm. death, destruction, homicide,
mdnotf=monaC 'murder,* AO;M : deadly sin. ['murth']
monseoo 'moonsich, 9 lunatic, epileptic, MtR. mortt- = mortSor-
mont=munt; mdnU=mona6 morftorundel mn. barrow raised over a dead
monuc=munuo body? deadly pool? corpse-pit? KC3-23'.
m6r m. 'moor,' morass, swamp, 2?;Mdf : mortfdAd f murder, deadly sin, crime, J£.
.
hill, mountain, AO. mortfornm.,g8. mortires (mp. mortfras) deed

9
moral? (5?) n. sweet boiled wine with herbs. of violence, 'murder, homicide, man-
[L. moratum] slaughter, B,Bl : mortal sin, crime : injury,
mdrMam (a, a) m. mulberry tree, bramble, punishment, torment, misery.
VPs{*). [v. "more'] morttorbealut n. violent death, murder.
mdrberie f . mulberry (fruit), £)L25"*. morflorbed} n. bed of death (by violence).
W
more f. carrot, parsnip, Led, W. [' more *] mortforeofa m. prison, As 1006.
mor*V=mora& mortSorcraft m. murderous crime, As 177.
mortosten n. moor-fastness, Chr. mortforcwalu f. murder, NC310.
morfleoge f. 'cariscus, ' a kind of fly, NC310. morttorowealm m. murder, death, GwE 152.
9
morgen (a, e) m. da. morgenne 'morn, mortforhete m. blood- feud, B1106.
morning, forenoon, JS,Bt MtL,VPs : sun- mortiorhof n. place of torment, El 1303.
rise f B : morrow, CP. on mor(gen)ne mortforhus n. house of torment, Cb1626.
(1) in the morning, (2) to-morrow, mortforhyogende$ with murderous thoughts.
morgeneealdt chiU at morn. mortforlean n. retribution for sin, Cb1612.
morgenoolla m. morning terror, Jud245. morftoncyldlg guilty, An 1601.
morgendsBg m. morrow : morning. mortiorslaga m. homicide, murderer, NG.
morgendllo = morgenlio morttorslagu f. homicide, murder, NG.
morgendrenc m. morning drink, Lod. morftonlege m. homicide, murder, LL( 1481*).
morgengebedtld f . morning prayer, Guth morftorsleht (moroaliht) m. slaughter,
40". murder.
morgangifn f . gift by a husband to his wife morttorwyrnta m. murderer.
the morning after (he wedding, BC,WW. morttslaga (M) = mortiorelaga
morlteUht = morCorsleht ; morthfr = mortfor
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['moryeve ]
morgenleoht n. dawn, morning. mortfweoro n. deadly work, act which causes
morgenlio matutinal, morning : of the death, murder, LL.
morrow, morgenlica dag to-morrow. mortfwyrhta = morCorwyrhta
morgenlong lasting a morning, B2895. mora f. parsnip, carrot (=more).
morgenmeesse f morning mass, first mass, morwyrt f. moor-wort, Lod 48b.
.
ANS84-2. mos n. I. bog, marsh, BC. ['moss 9 ] II. n.

morgenmete m. morning meal. food, victuals. [Oer. mas]
morgenren m. morning rain, A* 82. most, moste v. *mdtan.
morgenseoe sad at morn, An 241. mot n. mote, speck, atom,
9
morgenspdc f regular meeting of a guild on mdt I. (±, uto. -f) n. 'moot C gemot ),
.
9
the morrow after the guild-feast, TC. ['morn- society, assembly, court, council, Chr,MtL
1
speech ] Mdf. +m. wyroan to take counsel litiga- :
morgenspell} n. news published at morn. tion, Bo (+) conflict, encounter. II. f.

:
morgensteorra m. morning star, Bo. ['morn- toll, tribute, MkL. [Oer. maut] 111. pres.
star'] eg. of *motan.
morgenswflg m. cry at morn, B 129. ±mot»rn (e») n. place of meeting, court-
morgentM (a1 , e1 ) f. morning. house, AO.

MOTAN 206 MU8CELLE
mdtan* swv. pies. 1, 3 sg. mdt, pre*. 2 sg. mundbyre=mandbyrde (da. of mundbyrd)
most, ores. pL mftton, pret. mdste (may), mundersBft m. protecting power, Lod 1-384".
to be allowed, be able to, nave opportunity to, munde v. munan ; + munde = -fmynde
be compelled to, must, ; AO,CP. M
mdste mundgripef m. hand-grasp.
ic would that I might/ ['mote'] mundheals f. protection r Cb446.
+mdtan=m5tan ±mundlan to protect, watch over, act as
mdtbeli f bell for summoning a moot, LL.
. guardian of, M.
[v. 'moot'] mundlend m. protector, TC626*.
±mdtbeorh m. MU of meeting, BC. mund- leow, -leu, -lau f. wash-hand basin,
mdtere m. public speaker, WW. ['mooter 9 ] WW. [ON. munnlauc]
motera = mat»m mundrof strong with the hands, Rd 84*.
mdtgerifa m. moot-reeve, chairman of a moot, mundwfst f. guardianship, protection, NC
EC 342'. 310.
±mdthus munee>=4munuo
n. moot-haU, place of assembly,
WW;W. ['moothouse*] munectan to make a monk of, LL. [' monk ']
±m6tlan to speak to, converse with, address, munetere= mynetere
harangue, M
: debate, argue, plead, Hex. mungiiny a8Tnyn<yin g
['moot'] +munlng i. remembrance.
mdtUMta sbpL courts, assemblies t TC433" munt m. mountain, hUl, ;E AO,CP. F [L.
+mdtliah m. meadow of meeting, BC. montem]
+m6tmann m. orator, 164w ; 310». WW muntmUen f. mountain-nymph, 189*. WW
+mdtsteda m. place of meeting, Soul 162. muntetyse f. mountain prison, W84h.
±motstdw f. place of meeting, forum. muntland n. hiU-country, Lkl**.
mdtung f. conversation, discussion, OEO. munue m. 'monk,' BH,RB(e % ): {used also
['mooting'] of women), A 27*265. [L. monacbus]
mdtweorlS (a 1 ) qualified to attend the moot, munuebenat n. monastic vow, HL18, tt ' M
.
EC343'. munueelld n. child intended for monastic

motitnten moth-eaten. life, M.
mdftor=mddor munueenapa m. young monk, OB.
motttfe f. 'moth,' MtL (mohoe). munuegegyrela m. monastic garb, BH34*7 .
mucgwyrt f. artemisia, mugwort, Lod. munuchid m. monastic orders, the monastic
< muexle=musoelle; mudriea=myderoe life,JS,BH;CY. ['monkhood']
muga m. 'mow, heap of corn, M. ' munuehtep m. company of monks.
mugan*=magan; mugwyrt= mucgwyrt munuelan (e1 ) to make a monk of, LL.
muna (Cp) =mugn ['monk']
m. mule. [L. mulus]
mffcl munuelie monkish, monastic, BE ; M. adv.
mulbyrde m. mule-keeper, 4SGr36'. •Hoe. ['monkly']
mutton pret. pL of meltan. munucllt n. monastic life, M : cloister,
+mun (w. g. mindful, remembering, A04811.
) monastery, M,AO.
±munan (usu. +) pree. 1, 3 sg. man (mon), munueriaf n. monk's garb, GD27".
2 manst, pL munon, pret. munde swv. to munueregol m. monastic rule, mode of life,
think about, be mindful of, remember, Bl, M
: a body of monks under a certain rule,
Jul,Lk ; M,AO,CY consider. [' i-mune

:
']
TC644"
mund f. I.| hand : palm (of the hand, as a munuesorud n, monk's garb, JEP142*.
measure): trust, security, protection, guard- munuestow f. place of monks, BH236**.
ianship, M : protector, guardian : the king's munuoVeaw m. monastic rule, ANS84-7.
peace : fine for breach of the laws of pro- munucwlse f. fashion of a monk, 6*247. ML
tection or guardianship of the king's peace, mflr m. wall. [L. murus]
v. LL2-655 ; 641. [cp. Oer. vormund] II. mur-beam, -bene =m6r- beam, -bene
m. money paid by bridegroom to bride's mure dismal, wretched, PPs 146*. [myroe]
father, bridegroom's gift to bride, Cb93. murclan to murmur, complain, repine, grieve,
III.— mynd CP.
mundbeorg m. protecting hiU, PPs 124*. muren-=murc-
mundberd = mundbyid murenere m. complainer, RB21*.
mundbora m. protector, preserver, guardian, mureung f. complaining, lamentation* sor-
advocate, J& : prefect. row, CP.
mundbryoe (i») m. breach of the laws of pro- murge=myrge
tection or guardianship, LL : fine for the murnan' (and wv.) to care, be anxious or
breach of such laws. fearful about, An,Bo,Wald : 'mourn,'
mundbyrd protection, patronage, help :
f. sorrow, bemoan, : long after, An37. Wy
fine for a breach of (he peace, LL. murra, murre myrra, myrre =
+mundbyrdan to protect, Bo. mus f. gs. mus, muse, nap. m^s * mouse, ' Bo
mundbyidnes f . protection : security, indepen- M
; Mdf : muscle (of the arm), 168*. WW
dence : protector, guardian, advocate. mus-eelle, -cule t shell-fish, mussel [L.]

MUSCFLEOTE MYNSTERFiEDER
muscfleote f t a small flyfound in wine (must- +mynan = +munan
neoge?BT),WW121». ±mynd (usu. -f ) fn. memory, remembrance,
muscle = musoelle J£,BB,Met memorial, record,
i : act of M
museplse f mouse-pea,
. WW 148M vetch, . commemoration, Bl,MH : thought, purpose,
musfealle (a mouse-trap, WW.
1
) f. Bl. on +m. niman to recollect ['mind']
mosfealu mouse-coloured, WW 448*. +myndbltte memorial, EPs 101 u ; 134u (i).
mfkshafoe n. mouse-hawk, buzzard, WW.
+myndds9g f. commemoration day, anniver-
musto = musoelle ; mussoel (Gl) = musoelle sary, BH.
must m. 'must/ new wine, Bo;M. [L. +mynde I. mindful, El 1064. II. river-
mustum] mouth, BH398" (v. JAW31).
-mutian v. be-m. +myndewyrtfe worth mentioning, BH486 11.
mutung f. 'mutuum,' loan, 449*°. WW
±myndgian to remember, be mindful of :
mutJ m. ' mouth, * opening, door, gate, JS,BH, (w. g.) remind, W
: intend : commemorate,
CP,MU mention, PPs : exhort, warn : demand pay-

mtffla m. mouth (of a river), estuary, AO, ment, LL206,1>2. +myndgod aforesaid,
Chr : (|) entrance to a house, door. ['ming*]
mtttfidl f . mouth-disease, WW.
myndglend m. one who reminds, B1105.
mfffiberstung f eruption of
. the mouth, WW. myndgung f . admonition, CP : remembrance.
mflftbona m. devourer, B2079. ±myndlg mindful, Mk. se +myndiga the
muftcoSu f. mouth-disease, WW. aforesaid, ['mindy']
mfftettan to blab out, let out, £)(6"°). +myndlglle = + myndlio
mutttreb free to speak, PPs 1 1*. +myndlglloiiM f. remembrance, SPs 101".
mtfflhssl n. wholesome speech, Ex 552. ±myndleas /oofoA, senseless, M.
mlltfhrdf m. palate, OEQ332. +myn6hc memorable, adv. -Uoe by heart, M.
mQtftftas mouthless, Rd61°. +myndl«st f. madness, ZDA31".
W
muwa ( W 348*) = muga +myndstow f. monument, tomb.
muxle = muscelle +myndwyrt$e = + myndewyroe
myoe? (ES43-309), myoel (LWS)=mioel myne I.f m. memory, remembrance : feeling,
9
myog (i) m. 'midge, Cp,Lcd,WW. affection, love, favour, m. witan to love :
myogern (i) n. internal fat, suet, WW. purpose, desire, wish memorial. [|manan] :
['midgern ] II. m. minnow, WW. III.=mene

mycgnet n. mosquito-net, 183u (i). WW
+myne I. mindful, MtR6M II. pres. Bubj. .
mycl-=miol-; myd-=mid- of +munan.

mydd n. bushel, AO 1901 *. [L. modius] mynecen, mynecenu f female monk, nun, .
myderoe f money-box, chest, M.

. WW;M. ['minchen ; munuo] •
mygg (Gl) = myog ; m^g* = m&g6 myneglan = myndgian

myhtlg = mihtig myneglendlle hortatory, CM30,
m?htt pres. 3 sg. of mfean. mynegung f. warning, admonition, exhorta-
myl n. dust, JAW 32 ES4M63. ; [Gar. mull] tion,i£ claim.

:
mylc=meolo mynelle desirable, Wxd4.

myleen adj. of milk. mynesollllng = menescilling
9
myldan=miltan; -myldan v. be-m. mynet n. coin, money, Cp,Lcd,MtR. ['mint ;
. myle-=mylen- L. moneta]
9
/ «*mylen mf. 'miU, KC,LL,BB; Mdf. myneteypa m. money-changer, MB. 1*412.
mylengatol n. mill-tax, mill-rent f NC310. mynetere m. 'minter, coiner,
1
: money- M
mylenhweol n. 'mill-wheel,' Led. changer, ; jE. Mt
mylensoaarpt sharpened on the grindstone. mynettan to coin, LL158[14].
mylenstan m. grindstone,
1
WW.
['millstone ] mynetfsen n. coinage, iEL23** T .
mylentroh n mill-trough, mill-conduit, WW.
mynetslege m. minting, coinage, JSL23*7 *.
mylenwaru f., mylenwer m. miU-weir, mill- mynetsmllffie f. mint, LL158[14,1].
dam, Ct. myng- myneg-, myndg- =
mylenwyrd, myleweard m. tenant of a mynlan to intend, be impelled : direct one-
(manorial) mill, WW.
['millward'] &zlf towards an object, ASl*(e).
mylier (EC179 1 )=myle(n)wer? mynlg- = myneg-; mynlt= mynet
myllse, mylso= miliso mynle f. desire. Met 26".
mylma m. retreat f GPH3981W . mynnan = mynian
myln=mylen mynster (»*) n. monastery, nunnery, : BH
myltan = ( 1 ) meltan ; (2) miltan mother-church, 'minster,' cathedral, LL.
myltenhus n. brothel, ES9-39. [L. monasterium]
myltestre (e, i) f. prostitute, M. [L. mynsterbde f ? minster -book, 310. NO
meretricem] mynsterelAnsung f purification of a minster.
.
myltestrehus n. brothel, 186*. WW mynstercltkse f. monastic enclosure, stall, cell,

mymerian to keep in memory, remember, CM 22.
W74». mynsterfssder m. abbot, GD2931 .
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MYNSTERFjEMNE 210 NJBGLEDflINC
mynsterfAmne f. nun, BH20". myset sbpL flies, PPs 104*7 .
mynstergang m. act of joining an order of mysa=mese; myttlng=mitting

monks, LL(146»). +my6a n. (usu. pL) mouth, confluence,
mynsteigaai n. monastery gate, GD 145*. junction of two streams, BH,Ct.
mynsterham m. monastic house, monastery. myx=meox; myx-=mix-
mynsterhata m. persecutor of monasteries,
W166»
mynsterlio monastic, &.
mynsterlU n. monastic
adv.
life, M
-lice.
: cloister,
N
monastery. ni (5) adv. oonj. not, no, not at all, not even,
mynstermann m. monk, M. never, by no means, J5,AO,CP. na 6»t in
mynstermunue m. monk who lives in a not only. na...na neither... nor. ne na
monastery (i.e. not an anchorite), M. nor. na ma
no more, JEQrJBL ['no mo']
myiistarprafost m. provost of a monastery, na mare ab. nothing more, Bo,Mk. ['no
TC434*. more*]
mynsterprtott m. priest of a church or nab-=naf-
8
minster, LL(254 ). nabban anv. pres. 1 ag. nebbe, 2 njefet,
mynstenelr f. control of a monastery, BH
3 nafaC, narfD, pL nabbatf, n»bba& ; pret.
468". nsfde (v. habban) not to have, to lack, be
mynstentede m. monastic buildings, GD
without,Bo(+*B&d),Jn;AO,CP. [y.'have*]
182 w . naoaf m. vessel, boat, ship. [Oer. nachen]
mynsterstdw f . place of a minster, town, naoed=nacod BH
160". ±naclan, -f nacodian to lay bare, strip.
mynslertlmbning f . building of a monastery, naood, nacud («) (+) I. adj. 'naked, 9 nude,
GD147 11 . bare, M ; CP : empty : not fully clothed.
mynstertfeaw m. monastic custom, BH452". II. f. nakedness.
mynstartfegnung f. monastic service, RB 85". nacodnes (») f . nakedness, M.
mynsterwbe f . custom of a monastery. use adv. =ne
±myntan. to intend, determine, resolve, M, nsebbatt, neebbe v. nabban.
Bo : think, BJud : bring forth, S02151 : n»bre=n»fre
give LL400[3]. ['mint,* 'i-munte*] nsBcad (Cp499a 'esterta') =nacod
up to,
myranheafod n. mare's head (a nick-name), ±nAcan (hn£can) to kill, M.
ChbIOIOe. nsaced^nacod
Myroe, Myrcan=Mieroe; myroe^miroe neacedu f . nakedness, 169. MFH
myre (JE,AO)=miere naBct=nibt; n»dder-=n®der-
myrenoddra = merensddra nwddertah snake-coloured, HL15"*.
1
myrgan to be '"merry, rejoice, PPs. naeddre (CP) =n«dre
myrge adj. (e, i, u) pleasing, agreeable, M, nsaddrewlnde f. adder-wort, 2871*, WW
Bo,Met(e) : pleasant, sweet, DHy(e). adv. nAderbtta m. ichneumon, WW.
myriglice pleasantly, melodiously, GD286 1. n*dl(e)f. 'needle,* 8oul,WW;M.
['merry*] nftdre (e) f. 'adder,* snake, serpent, viper,
myrgeleo* n. epitaph? BH94"(b). Jft;AO,CP.
myrgan I. f. joy, pleasure, MET(Introd.)6. nftdrewyrt (der) f. adder-wort
II.r=4morgen nsefde pret. 3 sg. of nabban.
myrgnm f. melody, WW33". neefebor (A9-263*)=nafugar
myrgtf (e, i), myrhti f. 'mirth,* joy, pleasure, naeflg (NG)=n®ftig; n»toe=nefne
sweetness {of sound), M,Bo. nfttre (e) adv. 'never,' BJBo,Bl,G;CP*
myrig-==myrg-; myrtle =m®rlic [ne, «fre]
myiT" = mierr- naafst v. nabban.
myrra I. m. sweet cicely {plant). IL (a) L nasft f. need, want, poverty, Solol** 1 .
'myrrh,* M. nsBttcyrrand not returning, CP77*9 . [neft,
myrre f. = myrra ne eft]
myrrelse f . offence, scandal, stumbling-block, naaftig poor, So 1901.
Jul 338. ±n&gan I.| (e) (often followed by wordum)
myrtan n. flesh of an animal which has
I. to accost, speak to. II.= hnftgan
died of itself carrion, LL. II. adj. dead (of naagal=n»gl; naBgan=nemngen
animals which have not been killed), LL. naogl m. 'nail,* peg, : finger-nail, AO;M
myrU=myrg8 toe-nail, claw, M : plectrum, Wybd84 :
myrttra m. homicide, murderer. (in comp.) handle.

-myrttran, -myrbrian v. for-, of-m. nsBgledbordf with nailed sides.
myrtfoing f parricide, murder, WW467 U .
. nflBgledeneaiT m. nail-fastened vessel, fCs&
myrw-=mearuw- (v. meara); myi v. mas. 937.
myiean to afflict, PPs. nesgledcr&t n. iron chariot.
+mysean to defile, OEG17«T . naagladtlnc n. studded vessel, B2023.

NjEGLIAN 211 NADER
±nsBgHan to nail, fasten
'
with nails, MtLR n&hte w. oomparatives = nothing, II. use-
M. bad, poor.
less, III. adv. not, not at all,
nsegbex n. knife far cutting the nails, WW. CP. [n&, wiht]
[seax; v. 'nail] n&hte v. n&gan.
nseglspere n. (sharp) nail, Cp260u. nahttremmend m. evil-doer , PPs68*.
nAh=neah; nAhsta = nieheta f. wicked avarice, CP
nahtgltsung [nauht-]
nasht (NQ,VPs)t=to3kt; nAht=naht 333*.
PfiBllflBS = neallee ; nsam=neom n&htlto good for nothing, worthless, of no
nAm f. taking, receiving, NC311. avail, Cmt979x. adv. -lice wickedly, badly,
+n&man to take away, Guto14u . VPs(6). ['noughtly']
nftmel receptive, NC311. [=numol] nahtnes f. worthlessness, Cmt449a.
nAming {. bargain, contract, WW
180". nahtsclpe f. worthlessness, Chb449x.
n»mne=nefne n&h-wAr, -wSm adv. 'nowhere,' in no case,
-mmmnlan (LL455')=nemnian never, not at aU, A,A,Bl ; GD(6).
nsBmnlendlle = nemniendlic n&hwsetter pron. and eonj. neither, CP.
nAnlg pron. no one, none, not any, no (used ['nauther']
sa sb. with gen. and as adj.). nfinige nahw&r = nahwftr
Singa (S320) adv. not at aU, in no wise, nahwlder 'no-whither,' nowhere, Bo,RB.
[ne, ®nig] nahwonan adv. from nowhere.
nAnlg-wuht, -uht in no wise, nothing. nates, nalas, nales (AO,CP), nalles (CP),
nAnlht (NG) =n&nwiht nals= neallee
n&nne v. nan. nalde (N,VPs) =nolde pret. of *nyllan.
nAp m. turnip, rape, Cp Lcd. f ['neep'] nam I. pret. 8 sg. of niman. II. (N)=ne
nApsAd n. rape seed, Lod. eom
nsepte=nefte nam f. (legal) seizure, LL.
nAre, nsron (jE,AO,CP) = ne wftre, ne nama (o) m. 'name,' JB;AO,CP : noun,
wseron MGr.
nArende pto. not being, [ne, wesan] nambde (o) f. register of names (in a book),
nArra=neara
nm I. (AO,CP) =ne
at all, CP. [=nai»B]
m WW342 U .
adv. not, not nambred (o) n. register of names (on a tablet),

II.
III.=nass. IV. WW499". [Ger. brett]
pret. 3 sg. of nesan. nameflffl well-known, celebrated, M.
mum fawn-skin, Gl,Lod. namctrttlloe adv. by name, M.
8Bse(NG)=nese ±namlan to 'name, ' mention, : nominate, A
nnsgristte f . nose-gristle, Gl. appoint.
natt-hlltt n. dp. -hleottam declivity, slope (of nammAlum adv. by name, OEG880.
a headland), B142S. +namna m. companion, Rd63* ; 54"?
naass (e), nseesa m. 'ness,* cliff, headland, riamnlan to address, inpoke, M.
cape, B: (|) earth, ground. namon pret. pL of niman.
+nastan to contend (wi«), Rd28"». namrAden i. learning, 431*. WW
neuter 'caucale,' an umbelliferous plant? nan as. n&nne, n&nne I. pron. and adj. 'none,'
wild carrot? WW202 1
. not one, no, Bl,Chr,Ct,HL. nana oinga on
nsBStyrl n. nostril, M. no account. II. sb. w. g. none, no one,
±nAtan to annoy, afflict, press upon, subdue, nothing, Bo,Jn,RB. [nS, &n]
CP. nan-wlht, -(w)uht I. n. (often w. g.) nothing,
nAting f. blaming, CP35311 . naught, AO,CP. II. adv. not at all, in no
nA1ft=n£dl wise.
nafa I. m. =nafa. II.=ne hafa imperat. of nip pret. 3 sg. of nipan.
nabban nard m. spikenard, unguent. [L. nardus]
nafatt pres. 3 sg. of nabban. nart ( JnL) =neart ; nam =nearu
nafela m. navel, AS,AO. nas =nas8 =ne wass
nafeta m. nave (of a wheel), WW106*7 . nast (=ne wast) v. nytan.
nafogir m. 'auger,' Ol,WW. nasUyrl=nfBs6yrl; nasu=noeu
nafu f. nave (of a wheel), Bo. nit (Bo,Jn)=ne w&t, v. nytan.
nafula= nafela nateshwdn (M), nateC®shw6n adv. not, not
nafulsceaft f. navel, Lod3'124 m. at aU, by no means.
+n&g striking, pressing? Rim 57? n&thwft adj. pron. some one (nescio quis).
n&gan* pres. 3 sg. nah ; pret. n&hte, n&hton nithwAr adv. somewhere or other.
not to owe, not to be bound, not to be allowed, nithwaet pron. something or other.
to have no right to, not to own, not to have, nit-hwlle, -hwyle adj. pron. (indef.) (/ know
to lose, be unable to, AO n&hte ought not. not which), some one or other.
[ne, agan] natfhwon, n&tfitJsaehwon = nateshwdn
naht (&, &u, 6) I. n. 'naught,* nothing, A : natfllAs (AO)=na*yl»s
wickedness, evil-doing, CP (n&wht). instr. niter (;E,AO,CP), natJor (iE)=nahw»8er
14—2

NADINC 212 NEARU
nafllnc n. nothing, HL18*. ±neah-he, -hi(g)e (nan. +) sufficiently :
nftyUes notwithstanding, nevertheless, AO abundantly : often, frequently : earnestly.
(€»). neahhebur = neahgebur
nauht=naht +neahhelIoe (nehl-) sufficiently, frequently,
nawa adv. never, Lod94d. [ne, awa] LL,Guth.
usually,
n&wer = nahwer ^^ f war close at hand.
neahhergung .
niwern [— nahw£ra] adv. nowhere, WW. neah-hle, -hige = neahhe

nftwht, nawiht = naht ; nawtfer = nahwsetSer +neahlan to draw near to, LPs 90".
nawuht (CP) = nawiht, naht neahtiftoan = nealtecan
ne I. adv. not, no, M,CP. IL oonj. neither, ntahland n. neighbourhood, GD69tt.
nor, jE,CP. neah-mAg m. nap. -magas near relation,
nea-=neah- neahmOg* {. neighbouring tribe, BH.
nead = nied ; n§ad- v. also nied, nyd-. neahmann m. neighbour, BH.
neadclamm n. necessity, extremity, LPs 106*. neahmunt m. neighbouring mountain, GD.
neadcofa m. prison, An 1311. neahnes f nearness, neighbourhood, BH.
.
neadgafol n. tax, tribute, LL. neahnunnmynatar neighbouring convent, BH

neadgewuna m. enforced custom, 22 I s . WW 26410 .
ntadgylda m. debtor, WW221". neahslbb I. adj. related. II. f. affinity,

neadhid m. compulsion, force, 480". WW relationship.
neadhfts f. order which one must obey, LL12. neahsta = niehsta
±neadlan to compel, force, constrain, urge, neahstdw f. neighbourhood, place near.
impel, M. n»nht(Met)=mht
niadlgnes f. obligation, OEG2106. neahtld f. approaching time, BH290".
neadlnga (AO), neadlunga =neadnnga neahtfln (e) m. neighbouring town or village.
neadtfoarflle necessary, useful, adv. -Hoe, neahtfeod f. neighbouring nation, AO.
neahw&ter n. neighbouring piece of water,
ntedfearfnes f . opportunity, occasion, LPs Nab22".
9M . +neahwlan (€) to draw near, cleave to, NG.
neadffing n. necessary thing, RB 57 ; JSP 13 7 ? neahwudu m. neighbouring wood, GD229* .
neadung f compulsion, M. . dbnealftcan (w. d.) to draw near, approach,
neadunga, neadunge adv. compulsorily, ; AO,CP M
be near, GD85* : cling to, CPs :
forcibly, M. 136«. ['nehleche' ; neah, laeoan]

neadwls needful, fitting, due, M. adv. of nteUsoung f approach, access, M. .
necessity, M. ntelle (e) near, neighbouring, adv. -Hoe

neadwbnes f. necessity, OEG2396. nearly, about, Bl ;CP. ['nighty']
neadwlte n. inevitable punishment, MF nealles adv. not, not at all, by no means,
(Veep. D xiv). CP.
neadwraea m. avenger by necessity, TC611**. neam=neom; neam-=neahm-
neah I. (e, i) fcomp. neara, superl. niehsta nean sAv. from near by close at hand, near :
S.v.]
adj. 'near, nigh, close, BH
;AO, nearly, about.
P : late. IL adv. 'near,' nigh, about, +n§an =+nehwian; neap=hn»pp
almost, nearly, lately, AO,Bo,0,Lcd,Met, near comp. of neah, adv. near, nearer, AO.
etc. near and near nearer and nearer. +near = +ner
; CP.
aet niehstan next, at length, finally. III. neara, nearra (AO), oomp. of neah, adj.
prep. w. d. near, close to : according to, later, latter, nearer.
E O. neara- =nearo- ; nearo (AO) = neara
+neah I.| sufficiency, abundance. II. pres. nearobregd f. crafty trick, Jul 302
3 sg. of +nugan. nearoerssft m. skill in enclosing t B2243.
neanbuend m. neighbour, Rd26*. nearofah intensely hostile? B2317.
neaheeaster f. nearest town, BH52" (neh-). nearograp f. close grasp, Rd81*.
neahcyrlce f neighbouring church, GD.
. nearolie oppressive, straitened, El913. adv.
neahdAl m. neighbourhood, GD71 M . -lice narrowly, closely, briefly, accurately,
neahdun f neighbouring hill, Nab 14s
. . ;E,CP : strictly, stringently, oppressively.
neahea f. neighbouring river, Nas22 9 . nearoned f urgent need.
.
neahealand n. neighbouring island, MH84 17 . nearones f . strait, AO : oppression : distress,

neahteder m. vicinus pater,' GD179 7 l
anxiety, trouble. .
neah-feald, -fealdlic (GD) intimate. nearotfancnes f. wickedness, LPs 27*.

neahfreond (e1 ) m. near friend, near kinsman, nearotfearf f. dire need, Cr69.
Guth56 21 . neart art not, Bo. ['nart'; neeart]
neahgangol (w. d.) placed near, iEL23 ul . nearu I.| f T n? gs. neara, near(o)we strait,
neahgebur m. 'neighbour,' CP. danger, distress, difficulty, n. ordwian to
neahgebyren (nehhe-) f. neighbour, LkUS*. be in straits : confinement, imprisonment :
neahgeb*rlid (nehe-) m. neighbour, LkL16». prison, hiding place. II. adj . narrow, con-
neahgehosa (e) m. neighbour, JVPs. fined, AO,0 : limited, petty : causing of

NEARU 213 NEOWERNO
accompanied by difficulty, Hardship, oppres- nem-nan, -nian ( ± ) to name, call, jE,AO,CP :
sive, Bl,Bd : strict, severe, CP. ['narrow*] enumerate address, speak to : nominate : :
nearu-=nearo- mention, relate, M. [nama]

nearusearuf f dark cunning f imprisonment? nemne (A;=WS nymtie) conj. and prep.
.
nearusorg f. crushing distress, El 1261. unless, except, save, only.

nearuttanc m. wickedness, OEG. nemnlan =nemnan
nearuwrenc m. evil trick, Mod 44. nemnlendllo, nemnigendlio naming, nomi-
nearwe adv. narrowly, closely, strictly, B, native, iEGn22 10 .
Met carefully, exactly, El ; CP oppressive- nemnlng f name.

: : .
ly, forcibly: artfully '.anxiously. [' narrow*] nem<e=nymoe

neorwelloe =nearolioe nena ( 252 1 ) = ne WW na, . na.
nearwlan (±) to force in, cramp, confine, nenlg (KGL)=n#nig
afflict : become smaller, shrink. neobeddt n. corpse-bed, bed of death. [Ooth.
nearxnewang = neorxnawang naus]
nfeslan (VPs)=neoeian neod I. f. (3, le, y) desire, longing : teal,
neat n. animal, beast, ox, CP,VPs; pL earnestness : pleasure, delight. [Ooth.
cattle, ['neat*] niutis] Honied
+ntat m. companion, follower (esp. in war), neode adv. (instr. of neod) eagerly, zealously,
Chr,WW dependant, vassal, tenant who
: diligently.
works for a lord, v. LL2-427. [v. l geneat*] ntodfracu f. yearning, greed, Mit31 1s (v.
ntaten=nieten ES 39-336).
±ntetland n. land of a dependant or vassal, neodfreond m. kinsman, friend, HL18 1M .
LL196,1,1. [nied]
+ntatmann = +neat needful zealous, earnest, Jul 720.
+ntetrlht n. regulations as to the tenure of ntodhus n. necessary chamber, NC312.
'geneatland,' LL445[2]. ±neodlan (=ea; impers. w. g.) to be
+neatscolu f . band of comrades, Jul 684. necessary, require, be required, MB. [' need *]
ntawett (AO,CP), neawiet (M) fm. neigh- nftodlaftuf. wish, B1320.
bourhood, nearness, presence : society, co- neodlloe adv. eagerly, carefully, zealously,
habitation, fneah, weaan] diligently, M :
(|) j
neawung (N) f. nearness. ntodlof n. zealous praise, PPs 148".

nebb n. bill, beak, beak-shaped thing, Op,Ph : neodspearuwa m. (restless f) sparrow, PPs
nose, LL : face, countenance, complexion, 123*.
JB,CP. Vneb*] isUMemrttta necessary, GD148*.
nebb- = neb- neodweoiKung f. zealous honouring, PPs
nebblan to retort upon, rebuke, confront, 142 u .
vEH 1-256. neofa^nefa; neolMieowol
nebeorn n. pimple, Lod
nebgebraeo n. nasal mucus,
18.M WW. neo-l&can (VPs),-leoan ( fL)-neel&oan
neom =ne eom (am not)
M
nebsealf f. antimony, face-powder, OEG. neoman =niman
nebwlatful barefaced, shameless, OEG 2« T. neomlan to sound sweetly f Wyed 84.
nebwlatung f. barefacedness, impudence, neon=nIwan
OEG4306. +n*opan*? to engulf, overwhelm, Ex 475.
nebwllte m. face, countenance, M. neor adv. =near
nechebflr = neahgebQr ; need- = nihte- +neortf contented, Cp 544.
ned=net(t); n«d = (l)nied; (2) neod neorxnawang m. Paradise, M,0V; v. GK.
nM- (A) =nead-, nied-, nyd- ; nMl =nftdl neorxnawangtte adj. of paradise, 179 1. GD
ntdre (VPs), neddre=n&dre nftoaan, neosian (&) to search out, find out,
nefa m. (± ) nephew, MykO : stepson : grand- inspect : (± ) visit, go to : attack, visit with
son. affliction.
nefene f. granddaughter : niece. neosffim. death, Mod 55.
netne = nemne ; nifre = nftfre adv. neosu = nosn
nef(e f. cat*s mint. [L. nepeta] ± neosung f. access : visitation, visit, M.
ntfugol m. bird of prey, Gen 2158. [*neo, ntotan* (oeu. w. g.) to use, have the use of,
corpse ; Ooth. naus] enjoy, employ. [Oer. geniesaen]
ntgan=nagan; negled-=n»gled- neoten=nieten
n§ht=toeah; +nene, +nehh(ig)e=+neahhe neott-an, -ane (i) adv. below, down, beneath,
nehst, neh3ta=niehat, niehsta from beneath, JE,Bl t Bo (-on), ['nethen']
nehfc=taiht neoUanweard adj. lower, WW26«(io).
nelrxnawong (N) = neorxnawang neotie- =ni8e- ; neoUon^neoCan
nelsta = niehsta neottor, neotior- = nitfor, nitier-
nele (AO,CP)=nelle (M) pres. 1, 3 sing., neotfoweard=ni©eweard; neoVra==nittera
nelt=pree. 2 8g. of nellan. neow-=niw-jneowel=neowol
nellan = *nyllan neowerno (WW454M ) =n&wdrn

NEOWOL 214 NIGENDA
neowol (i) precipitins : headlong : prone, CP : errand, business, JS(eo) : hardship,
prostrate, JS,Bo(i) : obscure, deep down, distress, difficulty, trouble, pain, : force, AO
abysmal. ['nuel'] violence, VPs(e) : what is necessary : in-
neowollle 1
(i , e*) profound, deep, 2ELV*. evitablenees : fetter, Dxob5 : name of the
neowolnes f. depth, abyss, chasm, M(P). rune for n. II.=neod
nip only in phr. foroganges n. without power nied- v. also nead-, nyd-.
of advancing? Ex 460. 111041111 (e» i» f ) to compel, force, urge, press,
nipflod m. neap-tide, ebb, low tide, Gl. JB(f), Bo^Gte) ; AO,CP. ['aeed"]
nepte=nefte nledbad (e, y) f. toll, exaction, blackmail.
±ner (ea) n. refuge, protection, MLJlO. nledbadere (e) m. toll-collector, TC29".
nir=near nledbehAfdlle necessary, BH396".
+ner-ednes, -renee f. deliverance.
nergend m. saviour, preserver (Christ, Qod). nledbehefe needful, necessary, M(yl ).
±nerlan to save, rescue, liberate, M,AO,CF : nledbettearf (y») necessary, CP7 7 .
preserve, defend, protect. [Qoth. naajan; nlede, nfedee (ea. So, i, y) adv. (instr. and
Cter. n&hren] gs. of nied) of need, needs, necessarily, com-
nerlend, nerigend= nergend pulsorily, CP.
nlm=near(r)a +madadlte (e) compulsory, BH62»(v.l.).
+nerstede m. refuge, sanctuary, WW186*1. nledenga, niednnga adv. necessarily, by force,
nerung f. guard, protection, O EG 5396. forcibly, CP.
nerw- = nearw-, nirew- ; nan- = neorx- nladfarat f. compulsory journey, death,
±neaan* (usu. +) to escape from, survive, be nledhAmed (§, y) n. rape, LL.
saved. nledhfernes (e1 , e 1 ) f. slavery, DR6S .
>
(») adv. no, J3,CP. [ne, al] nladllng m. slave, AO
: sailor.
nledmicel (e) urgent.

nast I. n. 'nest,
1
MtLJPh;M : young bird, niadnAm f . seizure.
brood, II* n. food, provisions, victuals, nledaoyld f. moral necessity, CP67*.
nast, neeta (VPs) =niehat, niehsta nledsibb (ea) f. relationship, OEG.
nestan to spin, NG. nletfVearf I. f. need, necessity, compulsion,
nestlg=nistig force, CP : distress : want, thing needed.
nestUan to make a nest, LPs 103u. II. adj. necessary.
nestpohha m. wallet, MtLlO". BbdSearfhas (ea, e, y) f. need, necessity :
net=nett; net-=nyt- compulsion : distress, trouble.
nata m. caul, 266*. WW nled&ow (§, f) m. slave.
netan=nytan nledttrafung f. reproof, CP297**.
9
natal, netele f. 'nettle, Led niadwfidla m. poor wretch, Gbw929.
neten (Bo,VPs)ttneUm nfehst I. adv. (snperl. of neah) most nearly,
netenes=nytennes; niti(Cp)=nfidl in closest proximity : last (in time), Bl,
netle (Cp) = netele Gen(e). II. adj. latest, last, A, Jud,VPs(e)z
neton=nyton pree. pLof nytan. nearest, 'next,' CP, Chr,KC,MkL(h). *t
netrap m. snare, gin, WW. niehstan at last, next.
nett (y) n. 'wet,' JS,Bo,WW : fustttn?, net- niehsta mf. closestfriend, CP:(±) neighbour,
wort, tpuier '* weft, PPs. [Goih . nati] MkL, VPs : next of kin, LL. ['next']
netta (y) f. tAe nel-h'A-e caid, WW. nleht(CP)=niht
nettgern n. knitting yarn, EC 377. [geam] nierwan = nearwian
+nettlan to ensnare, 4596. OEG nleten (6, eo, i, y) n. small animal, beast,
±nettan to venture on, dare, risk, AO. [n6t5] cattle, Bo,Lcd ; AO t CP. [' neten ; neat]
+neftedllc = +nlededlic nfetencynn n. kind of animal
+ne$ertan = + niSerian nletenllc animal, brutish, Bo36 M (6). adv.
netting f boldness, daring, AO.
. -lice like an animal, W65w (y).
nett (A)=n«dl nletennes f. brutishness, M(y).
naurlsn f. aneurism, Lcd. nle15eme8t=niCeme8t; nlefer>=<niSer
neweseotta (i 1 ) m. ^t< of the stomach f bowels t nlewe=niwe
Lcd. nlfara m. new comer, stranger, PPsSJP*.
newest =nea west nlfol dark, gloomy [=neowol]
next (LWS)?=^niehflt; nl-=nig-, niw- nlft f. niece, BH,Ep,TC : granddaughter :
nlc, nice adv. not I (=«o). [ne, io] step-daughter, ['nift']
nlcor (e1 ) m. nap. nicraa water-sprite, sea- nlg-=niw-; nlganS=^nigon ; nIge-r=nigo-
monster, B,Bl hippopotamus, walrus, Nar. nlgecyrred newly converted, OEG 3447.
:
['nicker'] nlgefara=nifara
nicorhQs n. sea-monster s dwelling, B 1411.
1
nlgahalgod newly consecrated (of a king),
nld =nied ; nld- =nead-, nied-, nyd- newly crowned, J5L18**.
nled I. (e, ea, eo, i, y) in. 'need,' necessity, nlgehwyrfed newly converted, JELP*.
compulsion, duty, B(y),BH(e)jfG(e) ; AO, nlgenda = nigoCa

NIGHWORFEN 215 NIDERBOGEN
nlghworfen newly converted, i£H2'130 1T
. nlhtsum = ny htsum
nlgon 'nine,' A,Bl,Chr ; AO,CP. nlhtwaeu f. night-watching, Seafl. ['night-
nlgonfeald ninefold,' MQr. wake')
nlgongylde entitled to ninefold compensation, nlhtwsaeoe f. 'night-watch,' vigil, Lk.
LL470[7]. nlhtwaru f. clothing for night, RB90*.
nlgonnlhte nine days old, ANS 129-22. nlhtweard m. guardian at night, Ex 1 16.
nlgonteotta 'nineteenth,* Chr : 'ninetieth,' nihtweorc n. deed done at night, B827.
OBQ2521 (nigen-). nlh* (MP 1-613) ores. 3 sg. of neahwan.
nlgonttene (y*) 'nineteen,' A, Men. nlhwyrfed (OEG3138)=nigehwyrfed
nigontlg 'ninety,' Lk; CP. nllsared newly initiated, OEG3138.
ntgontynllo containing the number nineteen. nile =nyle, pres. 1 sg. of *nyllan.
nlgonwlntre nine years old, AO 18610. ±nlman4 (eo, io, y) to take, assume, under-
nigotta (y) 'ninth,' Bl; MH(y) : nt*M jwrt, take, accept, receive, get, Bo, VPs, etc. : hold,
seize, catch, grasp, pluck up, carry oft,
nlgofe ntirfWy, LL181[9]. Bl(eo) : bear, carry, bring : betake oneself,
nIgBl*ood pto. /re«My smoothed, glossy, MH
go, Bo : contain : suffer, tolerate : give : (+)
206* 7
. grasp, comprehend : (+) take to wife, frit
nigun=nigon; nlh (KGL56")=n€ah + n. make peace, hi hine genam he collected
nlhold (Gl), nihol=neowol himself, reflected, sige n. gain victory, on
nlhst, nihsta=niehst, niehata n. take effect, Lod. \'nim']
nlhstlg=nistig -nhnend, -nimendnes v. dfil-n.
nlht (», e, ©a, ie, y) f. (gs. also nihtes) 'night filming f. action of taking, LkL. ['nim-
(often used in enumerations where mod. ming']
Eng. uses days) ; darkness, BH,Bl,Cr,Lcd filmtfo=nymoe; n!ol=neowol
AO,CP. nIow-=neow-
nlht-=nyht- nlpT sb. rope, GPH399** 1 .
nlhtbealu n. destruction by night, B193. +ntp darkness, mist, cloud, obscurity, M.

nlhtbutorfleoge f beetle or moth which flies
. [nipan]
by night, WW 121"; A8-450. drnipan^ to grow dark, obscure.
nlhteage that can see at night, WW. +nlpful dark, gloomy, ES 39-347.
nltateald (night-old), that has happened nlrewett (nirw-) n. narrowness : narrow place,
yesterday, LL. defile, pass, AO : hardness of breathing.
nlhtegale (a, », e) f. nightingale, Cp : night- nhrwan = nearwian
jar, ['nightgale'] nlrwtf f. prison house, WW
399s . [nierwan]
nlhttge = nlhteage nls (JE,Bo, VPs) =ne is (is not), ['nis']
nlhtegesa m. nocturnal terror, PPs90*. nlseotta = neweseotta
nlhtelto=nihtlic nfeoden ptc. newly-boiled, OEG326.
nlhterne adv. by night : during a night, Lcd. nlstan (VPs), nistian (8Ps) to build nests.
nlhternnes f. night season, Lcd3*288u . ['nest']
nihtes (») adv. (gs. of niht) by night, M. nlstlg adj. fasting, Lcd. [ne, wist]
nlhtfeormungt f shelter at night
• nlst-lan (PPs), -ban (EPs) (y ) to build nesU.
nlhtgengat m. night-goer, goblin. ['nestle']
nlhtgenge f. night-prowler, hyama, WW. nlt-=nyt-; nlten=nieten
nihtgerlmt n. number of nights. niton ( do) — nyton v. nytan. [' niten ']
nihtgUd n. night sacrifice or service, Gl. ntU n. abyss, Sat 634?
nlhtgldm m? gloom of night, Gu916. nlU m. enmity, attack, war : evil, hatred,
strife,
nihthetmt m. shades of night. spite,Bl,Cr,VPs;AO,CP oppression,:
niht-hrotn, -hrefn, -hremn m. night-raven affliction, trouble, grief, AO. ['nith']

night-jar. nfoan=neoCan
nlhthroc m. night-raven, LPs 101 '. nltfan to fofe, GDI 17*.
nlhthwll f. space of a night, W147*. nffias=nitioas
+nlhtlan to become night, grow dark, NC295. nlSewalu f . violent death, destruction, Cb 1268.
nlhtlang lasting through the night, M. adv. nlttewealm} m. violent death, destruction.
-langes, AR- nlttdraea m. hostile dragon, B2273.
nlhtllc nocturnal, of the night, at night, JE,CP. nftfemest v. nioera.
nlhtnehstig having fasted for a night, Lod. nftfar (io, y) adv. below, beneath, JB,B,Bo;
nlhtremn =nihthnefn AO,CP. ['nether'] .
nlhtrest f. couch, Gin 2863. niters (eo, y) (comp.) adj. nitiemest,

hlhtrlm = nihtgerim nyttemest (super!.; positive not found)
nlhtsang m. compline : book of service for lower, under, lowest, Bo, ; CP. ['nether ') WW
compline. nitferascufan (So4 ) to push down, JE.
nlhtscadu (a*) night-shade (plant), WW
135*. nlfterasttgan 1 to descend, M,CY.
nQit-ccQat m., gs. -sou(w)an shades of night. nltteratredan* to tread down, tread under foot
nlhtsUfep m. night's sleep, ML2Z***. nftferbogen ptc. bent down, KC4-72 1.

NIDERDiEL 2X6 NORDANEAOTANWIND
nlferdJM m. lower part, PPsl38". nlVwraout f severe punishment. .
nlftere adv. below, down, low down, Bo. nlBwundor} n. dire wonder, fearful portenL
['nether'] nlwan (eo) adv. newly, lately, JC.AO.
nlferfldr f. lower story, GD 170". nlwanacenned new-born, 17011. MH
nittorgin (y1 ) to descend, M. nlwmneumen (WW) =niwcumen
nitfcrgang (y) m. descent, Lcd3-246*. nlwane- nlwan
ntfterheald bent downwards. Met 31". nlwbaoen (nig-) newly baked, M.
nlfterhreosende (y ) falling down, M. 1 new born, 144s* (nic). BH
nlfterhryre (y ) m. downfall, precipitation, rOwcUct newly whitewashed, A0286,a.
1
Sc229". nlweumen (nl(g)-) neophyte, RB.

±nftierian (e, y) to depress, abase, bring low, nlwe (So, ie) I. (nig-, ni-, in compounds) adj.
oppress, Jud,Lk,VPs;AO,CF : condemn, 'new,' fresh, recent, novel, unheard of, un-
accuse. +nyt5red ignominious, ML23b u . tried, inexperienced, JBJLO,BH,NQ,Ph,
['nither'] ;CT>. WW
nlwan etefne again. II. adv.
+nltferlgendUc (y) deserving condemnation, (JM)=niwan. ['new']
80162". nlweb=4neowol
nftterlle low, low-lying, inferior, lowly, CP. nlwerne (y) tender, M.
nHfernes (y) f. deepness, bottom, BH212". nlwaatofta = neweaeotia
nl8erra = nioera
1
nlwlan to renew, restore, El,Lcd. ['new ]
nlftersoeotende (y) rushing downwards. nlwiht=naht
nffiersoyfe m. rushing downwards, descent, nlwllc (y) fresh, adv. -lice lately, recently,
HGl468. ^,A0. ['newly']
nlfterslge (y 1 ) m. going down, LPs. nlwllnga (eo) anew, GD266**.
nftterstXgan =ni6era8tigan nlwnes f. 'newness,' novelty, BH($o).
nlferitlge (y1 ) m. descent. nlwol=neowol
nHfertorflan to throw down, GPH390. nlwtyrwed newly tarred, B295.
nftterung t humiliation, downthrow, nlwung f. rudiment, OEG914.
demnation, BH(y),OEQ. ['nither'] nlwunga (eo) adv. newly, anew.
+nl8erung f. abasement, M : condemnation, nlxtnlg=nistig
M. no(CP)=na
nlfterweard adj. directed downwards, adv. noctera m? n? noctum (religious service),
weardes. CM220™.
nlfteweard situated beneath, low, nethermost. +nog, +ndh I. adj. enough, sufficient, abun-
nl&ful envious, quarrelsome, ill-disposed, evil, dant, An,Bo,RB;CP : much, many.
M. ['nithfuU'] II. adv. sufficiently, Bo : fully, quite,
nrtfullloe maliciously, ^SH1-46 . M abundantly, Bo. ['enough']
nlttgfestt (y1 ) m. hostile alien, fell demon. +ndglan to be abundant, NC345.
nlftgetton n. attack, Gsx2068. ndh-=nah-
nl&geweoro n. evil deed, B683. nolde v. *nyllan.
nlVgrama m. anger, malice, W
180*. 3 sg. of nom pret. i
nlSgrimj fierce, hostile. nom-, nome-=nam-

nltfgrlpe m. fierce grasp, B 976 ? [or f nyd-] non m. title of senior monks, RB.
nrtheardt (and EPs27«) bold, brave in battle. ndnfn(m. RB73") the ninth hour («3p.m.),
nrthell f. hateful hell, HL15"*. B,BH,Lcd nones : (service held at the ninth
'
nlShetet m. hostility, evil intent : affliction, hour), BB,WW. to nones till three o'clock.
torment : foe, An 833? ['noon' ; L. nona (hora)]
nlShyogendet evil-scheming. ndnbelle f. noon-bell.
nltfttfdlg (fi«) valorous, B3165. ndngereord n. meal after nones, dinner, RB
nltttg envious, malicious, OEG p.
224n. 74«.
nffilng m. wretch, villain, coward, outlaw, ndnmete m. afternoon meal, 8ol,WW.
Chr,LL. ['nithing'] ['noonmeat']
+nlUlat m. enemy : enmity, fierceness nonne=nunne
(?+nitfle). ndnsang m. service at 3 p.m., nones.
nlffllce adv. abjectly, OEG 744. ndntld f ninth hour, JE,Bl. [' noontide ']
.
nlttloca m. place of torment, Hbll64. ndnt&na m. ninth hour.

nftor (eo, y) oomp. adv. lower, ^S,CP. norU I. adj. comp. nortf(er)ra, snperL
ntifplega m. battle, fight, An414. noromest northern, AO. II. adv. oomp.
nrtr-=nioer- nortfor northwards, Chr,Met : in the north,
nlfeoeatfa m. foe, persecutor, Rd 16 m 'north,' AO,B,BL
.
nlBsclpe m. wickedness, LPs7 10 .norttan- adv. from the north, AO. be...
nfflsele m. hall of conflict. B 1513. norftan prep. (w. d.) north of, AO.
nlttsynn f. grievous sin, Sat 180. norftaneastan adv. from the north-east, north-
nttftfast mpl. men. easterly, AO.
nffiweorc n. battle, fCHB973. norSaneaitanwlnd m. northeast wind, WW.

NORDANHYMBRE 217 NTDBRICB
Norfanbymbre, Nortthymbre mp. North- norttwestgem&re m. north-west limit, boun-
umbrians, Chr : Northumbria. [ North- dary, A08».
s
umber*] norftwlnd m. north wind, WW3788.

nortfanweard northward. nosef f. ness, promontory.
nortanwestan adv. from the north-west, nosgrlsela =ncwugriale
north-westerly, AO. nosle(^»r 163)=no8tle
norBanwastanwlnd m. north-west wind, WW
nostle f. fillet, band, CP,WW. ['nostel*]
8". nos-ttlrl, -«yr(e)l, -teri (WW) n. 'nostril,*
norianwlnd m. north wind. JS,Lcd.
norBdaM m. north quarter, northern part, nosu {. gda. nosa, nose 'nose,* JB,Chr,CP.
north, JB,AO,Chr. ['norihdeal*] nosugrisle f . nose-gristle.
norttduru f. north door, Bl203. not m. mark, note, A 8-333. [L. nota]
norttast sbm. and adv. 'north-east,* BC, ndtere m. one who makes notes, scribe, writer,
Ohr. OEG2846. [L. notarius]
norfttastenda m. north-east end, A014 1 *. ndtaft&snwon = nateahwdn
norifeastbyrne £ north-east corner, IN 11. notgeom industrious, . W72
[nSotan]
nortfaastlang extending north-eastwards, AO. ±nottan to enjoy : use, employ, Bo,RB,WW
norftemest =norbmest iE.CP : discharge an office : (+ ) 'note, * MtL.
nortfonde m. northern quarter. notu f. enjoyment, use, advantage, utility,
*
nortterne northern,* Northumbrian, Scan- AO,BB : employment, office, discharge of a
dinavian, J8f Ckr,Met. duty, RB;GP. ['note*; nSotan]
norterra (BC,Chr) oomp. adj. v. norti. notwrttara m. one who makes notes, scribe,
1
['norther ] WW451".
norteweard adj. northward, north, AO. ndttt *• daring, boldness : booty, plunder (GK ),
norftfole n. northern folk : people of Norfolk. Whale 28T
norftgemdra n. northern limit, AO. ndfer (CP) =nabw»«er. ['nother*]
noronaalf f. north side, north, AO,BL nowend m. shipmaster, sailor, NC312.
['northhalf*] n6w§r=nabw&r
nortfhere m. army from the north,Chb910a. no-wiht (CP,VPs), -wubt, -wyht=nabt.
Northymbre = (l) Nortianbymbre ; (2) ['nought*]
Nbrtihymbriao nowtfar (BC) =nabw»t$er. ['nouther*]
Nortfhymbrlso Northumbrian, iE. nu I. adv. 'now,* at present, at this time,
norttland n. northern land or shore, AO,Chr. A,AO,Bl,VPs;CV very recently, A,Bo :
:
['northland*] introducing commands, requests (Bl,Cr,Ps)

norfflanu f . north lane, Ct. and arguments (JB,Bo,Cr). nu gen still.
norftlftode mp. northern folk, Angles, LL. nu glet as yet, stiU. nu <5& now, already, M
norttllc northern, WW361 1
. ( ' nowthe *). II. oonj . now that, inasmuch as,
norttmann m. dweller in the north, Scandi- because, since, when, Bl,Bo,VPs;AO,CP.

navian, M,AO,Chr. [' Northman *] III. interj. lot behold/ comet M. nu la now.
nortfmest (AO,Met) superl. of nortS adj. and +nugan* swv. imnen. pree. 3 ag. +neah
adv. ['northmost*] to suffice, not to lack.
noiUor (AO) v. nortf. ['norther*] numen I. pp. of niman. II. 'vulsio,* MkL
norflportlc m. north porch, BH 106s. p. 2
11 (v.
A 16-74).
norttra v. nortf numol (» x
, e*, u*) 'capax,* holding much,
norttrodor m. northern sky, Gtrl253. quick at learning, MQr,WW
: 'mordax,*
nortryhto adv. direct northwards, due north, quick at seizing, NC313. ['nimble*]
Aom". nuna adv. now, WW
254**.
norifea* f. northern sea, 'North Sea, * A&,Chr. nunfAmne f. nun, GD50, 340.
nortfsefota m. northern point, promontory, nunhlred m. nunnery, TC232*.
A028». nunltt n. life of a nun, 199". GD
nortftftod f. northern people, BH50". nunmynster, nunnanmynster n. convent,
noHttfanor m. thunder from the north, ES nunnery.
39-351. nunne f. 'nun,* M,BE : pagan priestess,
Norft-wtalas, -walaa mp. North Welsh (i.e. vestal, AO.
not Cornish) : Wales. nunscrud n. nun*s dress, TC538 11.
Norttwealcynn n. inhabitants of (North) nustotfa = neweseotia ; ntltfa v. nu.
Wales, Chb. nybtto (VHy)=nymCe
norttweard adj. and adv. north, 'northward,* +nycled (Gl) = +cynoled
Chr ;AO. n*dl.=nied, II.=neod
norSweardat adv. 'northwards,* Chr. n*d-=nead-, nled-
norSweg m. a way leading northwards, njFdbebod n. command, Cheat 72.
Ex 68 : Norway. n?dbe-hdf, -h6nio needful, necessary.
norflwest adv. 'north-west,* AO,BC. npdboda m. messenger of evil f Ex 474.
nortfwastanda m. north-west end, AO. n«dbrlca (e)m.requirement,need,MB.2'l4An .

NYDBYSGU 218 OPACBIAN
nfdbyigu f. toil, trouble, Rm 44. nystlan =nistlan ; nyt = (1 ) nytt ; (2) nett
n?dbyslg distressed, Jul423. +b$% pree. 3 ug. of +nledan.
n^dctoofat m. prison. nytan (e, i) any. pres. 1, 3 eg. nit, 2 nast, pi.
n^doosting f. affliction, Gu 1126. nyton, pret. nyste, nysae not to know, to be
n^ddAda m. one who acts under compulsion, ignorant, M, AO,CP. [ne, witan]
LL36[26]. nyton ignorant, M. [ne, witan]
+n?denllc compulsory, BH62aa B. nyton (Lcd)J=<nieten
itfdfara m. fugitive, exile, Ex 208. nytonde adv. ignoranUy, M.
n^dgadalt n. forced dissolution, death. nytondnes =nytennee
npdgenga m. wretched wanderer, Da 633. nytonlic ignorant, M.
n^dfestoalla m. comrade in need, B882. nytonnes (e,i)f. ignorance,lazinees,ignominjf
n?dg»wald m. tyranny, Cb1461. J3.
nfdglld n. exaction, tribute, 162u . W
nytllc useful, profitable. [Ger. nntdich]
njdgrtp f. (Rim73), nydgripe m. (B976) nytllenes f. utility, Lcd 1-314*.
coercive grip. nytnes f. use, benefit, convenience.
nydhfimestre («) f. mistress, concubine, nytt I. f. use, utility, advantage, AO,CP :
OEG4451. duty, office, employment, : supervision, B
nfdhelp mf. help in trouble, LL(278«). care, GD180*. II. adj. useful, beneficial,
±n?d-m&g m., -mage f. blood-relation, helpful, profitable, AO,CP. [neotan]
cousin, LL. nytte=nette
nydmaBgen (e1 ) n. force, DR117 . M
±nyttfan to enjoy, use, Led : eat. ['mifte']
nydn#man to force, ravish, LL. nyttnes nytnes =
nydne* f. necessity, LL(158 ). Mnyttol useful, Lcd 32b.
nydnima (e) m. one who takes by force, NG. nyttung (i) f. profit, advantage, WW116*.
n?dnlman' (ea) to take by force, abduct, nytu (Jf^7 )=hnuta M
LL 360[73,2]. nytun = nyton = ne witon
n^dnlmu (€) f . rapine, forcible seizure. nytweorfl- =nytwierC-
nydntanung f. rapine, abduction. nyt-wlerUe (CP), -wiroe, -wyrtJe (M) useful,
npdrlht n. imperative duty, office : d«c, profitable,
tribute. nytwlerftHe useful, profitable, adv. -Bee, CP.
n?dtteowetilng m. bondslave, TC628M. nytwur*-, nytwyrS- -nytwietg -
nfdtteowlgan to reduce to servitude, exact nytwyrifoes (eo) f. utility, WW.
service from (an ecclesiastical establishment), nyt$an=neo6an
LL 381 [21 ]. ny**-, nyoer- = nitier-, niftr- ; njw- = niw-
nydwraeuf f. violence, distress. nywel, nywolMieowol ; n«xt=niebst
nydwrftcflce violently, i£L23b4M .
njdwyrhta m. involuntary agent, LL.
+nyhe = +neahhe
nyhct=Uueh8t; nyhfc=!niht
Q
w
+nyht fn. ooimdance, fulness, sufficiency, o=on; 6(N)=a; ob, ob- (K)=of, of-
CP. [+nugan] obet (Cp,Ep) =ofet ; obst (Cp217s) =ofoet
+nyhtful abundant, plentiful, WW40"4 . oo = ao
+nyhtDee abundantly, 3*. WW 6c pret. 3 ag. of acan.
±nyhtsum abundant : (+) satisfied, con- doon pret. pi. of acan.
tented, adv. -lice, VPs. oeusta m. armpit, Gl.
+nyhtsumlan to suffice, abound, M. dden (57) f. threshing-floor.
+nyhtsumnes f. abundance, plenty, VPs. ddenoolo hollow serving as a threshing-floor,
+nyn* (W 196") = +nyht? EC121«.
nyllan* an v. pret. nolde to be unwilling, JE, + odon = +eodon oe-=e~, ; 6-
B,CP,VPs ;AO refuse, prevent, PPs5*.
: oeg (N)=woeg=weg
['niU* ; ne, willan] deg-hwer, -hwelo (Cp)=£g-nwSr, -hwilo
nyman =niman -nyme ; v. fore-n. oebt- (N) = eht- ; oembeht (Cp) =ambiht
nymne=nemne, nefne oemstfton (=ymb-) f. shoot, slip? (Swt),
nymtie conj. unless, except. row [of vines)? (BT), Cp534A.
+ nyp = + nip oexen = exen v. oxa.
nypel m. trunk (of an elephant), M(4**). of I. prep. w.d. * of, 'from, out of, &,AO,Bl,Q,
n^r = near =neah adv. etc. : among, concerning, about, A0,BH :
nyrgend =nergend ; nyrtfra=noroerra by, Chr, etc. : derived from, made of, belong-
rtnyrwan, nyrwian to narrow, curtail, re-
ing to, JE,AO,(XP, etc. II. adv. off, away,
strict : absent, Bl,LL,Mt.
repress, oppress, constrain : blame,
threaten, narrow ']
[v. *
OfieSaplan to buy off, LL 122[74],
nyrwett =nirewett ; nys = nis =ne ifl ofaceorfan' to cut or prune off, AO,CP.
nysse, nyste (Bo,Bl, VPs)=ne wiase, ne ofaeslan to find out by asking, be informed,
c
wiflte v. nytan. [ »mC] hear of, learn, M.

OFADON 219 OFERDRYNC
oUddn anv. to jntHout, fear out, LL86[70,74] '
oferbacgetftung f. tetanus, 112*. WW
leave out, except, LL182[10]. oferbebtodan' to rule,
4
178". WW
ottdrtten 1 to hurt, chase, drive. oferbeeuman to come in addition, supervene,
ottdrinean* to drain, M
: quench, AO. CM1341040 .
ottdrygan to dry off, wipe off, CP71 U . oferbeeumendlle supervening.

otot=ofet ofer-Mon anv. pros. 3 pi . -sind to be over,
ofthtewan 7 to cut off, ML2i)»*. command, CM 112 ; 178".WW
ofasosaean* to shake off, CM 993 : excuse. oferbldan 1 to outlast, outlive, TC. ['over-
ottsdran (e, y) to cut off, LL68[36,6]. bide']
ofisSottan* to purge, purify, BH288*. oferblternes (y*) f excessive bitterness, 8Ps.
.
ofasltan* to smite off, Chb. [' overbitterness ']

ofatton' to pull out, withdraw, CP. oferbllea m. surface, OET181 44.
offcdan (M) = ofacsian oierblltfe too light-hearted, CP.
ofbftatan 7 to beat to pieces, beat to death, hiUy oferbrddan spread over, suffuse, be spread
to
AO. over, overshadow, cover over, CP ; M.
ofbttndlan to blind, JnLR12«. [' overbrede']
ofoalan 6 to chiU, make or grow cold, M, oferbrddels m. outside, surface, covering :
Rim 24? coverlet, veil, garment, JS,CP : cerecloth,
ofettplan to obtain by catting, call for, M. MF153.
ofeuman4 to spring from, be derived from, M. oferbriw m. eye-brow, Lod 3* 188 s . [briew]
ofoyrf m. a section, cutting, M
: amputation, oferbrecan4 to transgress, violate, AO.
M. oferbreaan oferbregdan =
oftol inclined (downwards), Bo53". oferbredels (KGl) = oferbriedels
of-dsele, -dele n. decline, declivity, descent, oferbregdan* to draw over, cover, overspread :
abyss, CP. be covered over, show a film over.
of-don any. pret. -dyde to put out, put off, oferbru f . eye-brow, Gl.
take off (clothes). oferbryeglan to span as by a bridge, JR.
ofdrfidan 7 (but wk. pp. ofdrftdd) to fear, be ['overbridge']
afraid, terrified, M,CV. ofere&fed overlaid with ornament, GPH394.
ofdrtfan = ofadrifan oferoeald excessively cold, Runll. ['over-
ofdune adv. down, AO,CP. cold']
ofduneheald adv. directed downwards. oferoerr m. passing over, MtL l . [eierr] u
ofdflnesettan to set down, VHy. ofercldan to chide sharply.
ofdunestfgan1 to descend, VPs. oferddung f . chiding, reproof, EPs 149* .
ofdune-weard, -weardes adv. downwards, oferellf n. steep place, overhanging cliff, WW
GD. 480*.
ofdunrihte downwards, MPH170. ofereHmban* to climb over, 40134". ['over-
ofearmlan to be pitiful, ERSPs36 . n climb')
ofeannung f. compassion, BlP3102*. oferereeft m. fraud, LL(166*).
ofihtan to persecute, RPs4317 . ofareuman4 to overcome, subdue, compel,
ofel§te=o(Uete conquer, AO,BJjcd,WW ;CB : obtain,
ofen m., gs. oine* furnace, MtLR : 'oven,* attain, reach, overtake, BH,CpJud,WW.
JR. ['overcome']
=
ofenan ufenan ofereyme m. arrival, BH436".
ofenbaosn baked in an oven, J3. ofercyftan to outdo by preponderance of oaths,
ofen-raea m., -racu f. oven-rake, WW. v. LL2-689.
ofer I. prep. [w. d. (rest) and a. (motion)] oferddn anv. to 'overdo,' do to excess, M.
*
over, ' beyond, above, upon, in, across, past, oferddne tSing excesses, JR.
M,AO,CP, etc. ofer bac backwards, back oferdrene (JE) oferdryno
throughout, BH : against, in contravention oferdrenean to make drunk, intoxicate, AO,
of, contrary to, beyond, AO,BH,Bl,Chb : CP.
(time) after, through, during, at the end of, oterdrlfan 1 to overcome, defeat, dispense, JR,
AO,Chr,Lcd : more than : in addition to, DR : confute, M
: cover (by drifting sand),
besides, beyond, BoJLL,Mk. II. adv. above, AO : outvote, LL. ['overdrive']

on high, PPs : to or on the other side, : AO oferdrinc = oferdryno
from side to side, across, AO: beyond, above oferdrincan' to drink too much, get drunk,
(quantity), A,BH. CP,LL. ['overdrink']
dfer (o*) m. (gs. dfres) border, margin, edge : oferdrinoere m. drunkard, \2 9$> 1U .HL
brink, river-bank, seashore, M,B,Lc& ; AO. oferdruneen I. n. drunkenness, LL. II. ptc.
['over'; v. Mdf] drunk.
oferAt m. gluttony, feasting, excess, CP ; M : oferdruneennos f . drunkenness, intemperance,
feast, ['overeat'] ;E,CP.
oferfete gluttonous, RB17". oferdrync m. over -drinking, drunkenness,
=
oferahebban ofernebban CP : revelry, feasting, [v. 'overdrink']

OFERDYRE 220 OFERHELMIAN
oferdyro n. lintel, WW
280". off, pass away, end, AO,CP. [* overgo,
9
ofere offer, across, v. L^& 'overgang']

ofereaea m. surplus, overplus, remainder, oforgaplan to be forgetful of, neglect, 1 12a . RB
addition, increase, J3. ofergeare old, Lod 19a.
ofereald (y) very old, RB61". oforgoatu f. oblivion, PPsl28*.
ofarealdormannm.cAM/oJJic«r,BH2641<v L). ofergeatul = ofergitol
ofertea = ofereaea olergedrync n. excess in drinking, BL99*1.
ofereldu (HLll*N)=oferylda ofergedyre = oferdyre
ofertt=ofer»t ofergemet n. excess, AS,CP.
ofer-etol (CP), -eotol, -ettol gluttonous. ofergimnes f. watching for, NG. [gieman]
oferetolnes f . gluttony, CP. ofergenga m. traveller, Lod.
ofeiter n. passing over, NG. ofergenlhteumlan to superabound, So 131".
ofertoreld n. passage, journey over or across, ofergeong (=gang) m. going across.
MÔ. ofergeotan = ofergietan
oferf&t too fat, WW. [ l overfat y ] ofergeotan* to pour upon, suffuse, flood, over-
ofertotfman to envelop, overshadow. whelm, M.
oferfaran* (intr.) to pass, cross, go over, ofergeotendo forgetful, BH114". [ofer-
Ps (tr.) traverse, go
: through, penetrate, gietan]
Oen,W ;M,AO come
: across, meet with, ofer-geotol, -geottob=tofergitol
overtake : pass through, withstand, overcome, ofergesettan to set over, CP,VPs.
['overfare'] ofergestondan* to stand over.
oferfeallan7 to attack, Bl203. oforgetUlan to overcome, jEL23b . m
oferfeng I. m. fibula, buckle, clasp, Gl. ofergetlmbran to erect, Bl205.
II. prat. 3 ag. of oferf6n. ofergetol- = ofergitol-
oforfeohtan* to conquer, CP. ofergeweoro n. superstructure : sepulchre, M.
oferfiran to traverse, cross, pass over or ofergewrlt n. superscription, inscription.
through, ££,A0 : come upon, meet with. ofergietan* to forget, disregard, neglect, CP.
ofertorlan to carry over, transport, OEG3680. ofergttre gluttonous, CP.
oftrftrnes f. chance of crossing, fordable oferglldan = ofergyldan
place, BH58 1 . ofergbnan to neglect, disregard.
oferftttre overloaded, y. ES43-312. ofergltan = ofergietan
oferfll=oferfyll ofer-gltol, -gittol (ea, eo, y) forgetful
oforflftdan to overflow, flood, Lod. ofergltollan (e, eo) toforoet, JVPs.
oferfltde in flood, Lod. ofergltolnes (e, eo, y) f . forgetfulness.
oferneon' to fly over, M
: flee from, yield ofergtaenged over-adorned, LL(386M ). [glen-
to, B2625.
oferffltan 1 to overcome, beat, confute, AO. ofergfldan 1 to glide over, traverse, pass over,
'
oferflowan7 to flow over, run over, * overflow, overshadow, JE.
AOJuk. ofergrMlg too covetous, W. ['overgreedy']
ofer-fldwednea, -fl6wen(d)nes f. excess, ofergrdwan 7 to overgrow, CP336^.
superfluity. ofergumlan to neglect, disregard, RB 113*.
ofer-nowend (MB), -fldwendlic (Bk18) ofergyld giU, M.
superfluous. [* overflowing*] adv. -lice. ofergyldan (i) to encase, overlay or adorn with
oferflownes f . superfluity, CP. gold, iE,CP.
oferfdn7 to seize, take prisoner, AO. ofergylden overlaid with gold, LL460[10].
oferfrtoednei f . pressure, oppression, V*Ps oferg$man = ofergiman
31 7 . ofergyrd pto. girt, GPH394.
oferfroren frozen over, AO. ofergytan = ofergietan
oterfull too full, LPs. [' overfull'] ofergytnes f. oblivion, forgetfulness.
oferfundennes f. trial, experiment, OEG643. oferhaoele f. hood, LL(140").
oferfylgan to pursue, attack, CP. oferbangen covered, GD202 19 .
ofer-fyll, -fyfiu f. surfeit, gluttony, excess, oferheafod adv. especially, in particular, M.
1
Bo,Lcd;M,CF. ['overfyll ] [Oer.uberhaupt]
oferfyllan to cram, RB,WW. oferheah very tall, lofty, Run26. ['over-
1
ofertylnei f. surfeit, excess, GD339*. high ]
oferfyrr f. excessive distance, A024*1 . [feorr] oferhealdan 7 to put off, neglect.
ofergdgan to transgress, IE. oferhealf heafod n. crown of the head, WW
ofergAgednes f transgression, M.
. 166".
ofergAgend m. transgressor, JEL30411 . oferhearglan = oferhergan
ofer-gftn anv., -gangan 7 to pass over, beyond, oferhebban* to pass over, omit, neglect, AO,
across, traverse, cross, JB,Lcd, VPs ; AO,CP: LL ; CP.overheave *]
['
transgres*, MtL : overrun, overcome, over- oferhellan to cover over, conceal, Sc ; CP.
spread, conquer, Chr,Ex,Lcd,Rd ; IE : come ['overhele']
upon, overtake, seize, attack, M,An pass oferhetanlan to overshadow, B1364.

OFERHELUNG 221 OFERRICSIAN
oferhelung f. covering, veiling, concealing, oferleogan to place over, CM 899 :
So223*.
* overburden,
surfeit, HL11**;12 T».
oferheortnes f. vehemence of feeling, AO oferleof very dear, Bun 23.
166**. ' ' ^ oferleoran to pass over, or by z transgress,
oferhergean to overrun, ravage, AO. prevaricate.
oferhldlg = oferhygdig oferleornes f transgression, CPs 100*.
.
oferhleran (eo, y) to 'overhear,' hear, AO : oferUbban to survive, &Qr,TC.

['overlive']
disobey, disregard, neglect, AO. oferllce excessively, W. [v. 'overly']
oferhlernes (6, 1, y) f. neglect, disobedience : oferllfa (y») m. excess, NC348.
=
fine for transgression of law or legal orders oferUnan oferhlifian
(<=' superauditio'), LL. oferllhtan to light upon, <£L23b*M : excel in
oferhlgd = oferhygd brightness.
oferhlge ? m. pride, PPs 87'. [hyge] oferlfSan 1 to pass over.
oferhlglan to delude, trim the head of, B2766. oferlufu f. too great love, W. ['overlove']
oferhlran (AO) = oferhleran oferlyfa=oferlifa
oferhlastan to overload, AO. oferlyftllo above the air, NC314.
oferhltepan7 to jump over, surmount, over- ofermsecgat m. very illustrious being.
come, BH : pass over, Led. ['overleap'] ofermegenf n - overpowering might.
oterhltepend m. over-leaper, WW 190*.
oferhltettrian to surpass in loudness.
ofermsMtan to over-fatten.
ofermAte excessive, immoderate, AO,CP.
oferhltotfur failing to hear, PPs 93*. ['overmete']
oferhllfan 1 (OEG), oferhlifian (;E,CP) to ofermftUle vast, A052 1*.
tower over, overtop, excel, exceed, surpass. ofennAto = ofermetto
oferhmung f . loftiness, sublimity, Gl. ofermagan awv. to have greater power, pre-
ofer-hlud, -hlyde clamorous, noisy, WW. vail, Sc97».
['overloud'] adv. -hlfide. ofermaftum m. costly treasure, B2993.
oferhtyp m. a jump (over something), A ofermeareung f. superscription, MkL pS 1 .
8-308; 316. ofermMe I. n. pride, CP. II. adj. proud,
oferhlyttrian to clarify, strain, iEGB222*. arrogant, [moil]
oterhoga m. despiser, proud man. ofermMla m. haughtiness, pride.
oferhoglan to despise (Bl,Bo). ['overhow'] ofermtdu (CP) = oferme'tto
oferhoglend m. despiser, RB48*. ofermete m. gorging, gluttony, CP.
oferhogodnos f. pride, disdain, GD144*. ofermetto f. (often in pL) pride, ;E,AO,CP.
oferholt n. phalanx of shields, Ex 157. ofermlcel over -much, excessive, AOJtB.
oferhrAgan (w. d.) to tower above? Sol 36. [' overmichle']
oferhrtfan to roof over, cover. ofermicelnes f. excess, So 13.
oferhrtred overthrown, WW . ofermdd (1) n. pride, insolence, Gen,Ma.
oferhrops greediness, WW102 1*.
['overmod'] (2) adj. proud, overbearing, *
oferhryfan = oferhreian insolent, Bl;M,CP.
oferhrfred = oferhrired ofer-modgian (CP), -m6dig(i)an to be proud,
oferhyegean to despise, AO,CP. arrogant.
ofer-tyd, -hyd-=ofer-hygd, -hygd ofermddgung f. pride, CP.
oferhygd (i) I. fn. pride, conceit, arrogance,
a , ofermodlg proud, arrogant. Led ;AO. [v.
CP. II. adj. haughty, proud. 'overmod']
oferhygdgian to be proud, CVPs9*». ofermodignes f. pride, haughtiness, arro-
oferhygdlg I. n. pride. II. adj. haughty, gance, Mlc. [v. 'overmod']
proud. ofermodllo proud, haughty, insolent, CP.
ofer-hygdiglloe, -hidlice, arrogantly, NC313. adv. -lice.
oferhygdu f. = oferhygd I. ofermddnes = oferaddignes
oferhylmend m. dissembler, PPsll8 lw . oferneod f . extreme need, Bx,LL.
oferhlran = oferhleran oferniman* (y) to take away, carry off, seize,
oferhfre heedless, neglectful, LL(244*«). ravish.
oferhyrned having horns above, Bun 2.
oferhprnes f. heedlessness, neglect, dis-
oferndn fn. afternoon (after 3.0 p.nu),
175* 7 .
WW
obedience, LL. oferorn = oferarn pret. 3 sg. of oferyrnan.
+oferlan to elevate, HGl428. oferprfU 'over-proud,' presumptuous, arro-
oferldyUIee vainly, emptily, CPs30*. gant, haughty, 8c.
oferlng f. superabundance, Bo. oferpryda m. excessive pride.
oferlad f. 'translation solemn removal of the oferr&dan to read over,
body or relics of a saint to a shrine, DR62*.
M
: consider, infer,
['overread']
oferMMan to oppress, Bl. ['overbad '] oferrano too luxurious, JF46 1 . ['overrank']
oferlAfan to be left over, remain, LkLB. oferreoean to confute, convince, convict, CP.
[' overUave'] oferrencu f. extravagance, W46*.
oferiagu f. cloak, Gl. oferricsian to rule over, CP1191*.

OFERBIDAN 222 OFERWREOAN
1
oferrldan to ride across, BH. [' override
9
] oferswlmman* to swim over or across, B
oferrowan 7 to row over, M.
9
2367. ['overswim ]
ofersAlle on the other side of the sea, BH 246*. oferswlngan* t transverberare ! GD344".
9
ofersAllg excessively happy, DD246. oferowftfan (y) wv. and by 1 to overpower,

ofenAltff. excessive pleasure, Mbt6 ,t overcome, conquer, vanquish, JE,AO,CP
. :
otenAwlae from across the sea, foreign, excel, surpass.

ofersiwan7 to sow over, Mtl3 M . oferswfSe adv. over-much, excessive.
7
ofersceadan to scatter over, sprinkle over, oferswfSestre f. 'victrix,
9
W. WW224
LoD67b. oferswrtnes f. pressure, distress, NG.
ofer-seeadJan (CP), -soeadewian to over- oferswffirian to prevail, conquer.
shadow. oferswlthing f pressure, distress, NG. .
oferseeatt m. usury, interest, MtR26t7 . ofenwdgan 7 to cover, choke, Bl203*,

oferseeawlan to superintend, LL. oferswfBan = oferewioan
ofeneeawlgend m. overseer, bishop, LL. ofersylfrian (AO) =oferaeolfrian
ofersclnan 1 to illuminate. ofen*man to overload, oppress, [seam]
ofenefkan to overshadow. ofertwl n. odd number, Lod 1 *288.
oferseam m. bag, LkL12n . ofertftle superstitious, Sc218*.
ofersecan to overtax, B2686. oferteldan* to cover over, Ex 81.
ofersegl m. top-sail, WW 7*. oferteon 1 to draw over, cover, M
: finish.
ofersegllan to sail across, Mt. [' oversail '] ofertogennes f . fAe cotulttion o/ being covered.
ofersegon =ofereawon pret. pi. of ofeneon. ofertrahtnian to treat of, MR
1*202*.
otenenaan to transmit, &&R1721*. ofertredan to tread down, OPH. ['over-
oferseocnes f. great illness, "LL. tread']
oieraeolfrian (y ) to cover over with silver, AO. ofertrQwa m. over-confidence, 1X180,8,7.
9
6
ofeneon to see over, overlook, survey, observe, [' overtrow ]
see, Bo : despise, neglect, W. ['oversee*] ofertrQwlan to trust too much, CP.
ofereettan to set over, VPs : overcome, GD
ofertearf f great need, extreme distress.
.
347 M . oferttearfa m. one in great need, Cr 163.

ofersittan occupy, possess, Bo,VPs : forbear, oferfieccan to cover over, hide, M.
6
9
desist, refrain from, JE,B. ['oversit ] oferteon1 '5 to excel, surpass, M,CP.
ofersleege =oferalege oferitoht thought over, considered, GD31010 .
*
oferslAp m. too much sleep, Lod 1-342". oferftreawlan (a*) increpare, * EPS67*1 .
oforslesn* to raotJue, otrercome, RB32". oferflrycoednes (i) f. pressure, oppression,
oferslege n. lintel, M. CPs31 7 .
oferslop n. loose upper garment, surplice, ofeiHrymm m. excessive power, DD52.
9 9
stole, Lcd,LkL. ['overslop ] oferwaclan to watch over, AS. ['overwake ]
oferslype m. over-garment, surplice, M, oferwadan* to wade across, A012 n . ['over-
9
ofersmeaung f. too exhaustive consideration, wade ]
CP97". oferwealdan' to get the better of, LL454[7].
ofersprAe f. loquacity, CP. oferwaaldend m. ovtr-lord, ruler, El 1236.
ofersprAee talkative, tattling, tale-bearing, oferweaxan* to overgrow, overspread, JC,BL
9
iE,CP. ['overwax ]
ofersprAdan to overlay, cover, RB. oferweder n. storm, tempest, Chr794b.
oferspreca m. onewhotalkstoomuch, OEG 28*. oferwellg very rich, NC 314.
ofersprecan* to say too much, be abusive. ofer-wennan, -wenian to be proud, become
oferspreoe = of ersprieoe insolent or presumptuous.
oferspreeol talking too much, tattling, oferweore n. sarcophagus, tomb, JB,OEG.
9
indiscreet, CP. ['overwork ]
oferspreeolnes f. talkativeness, CP3081". oferweorpan* to throw over, overthrow, CP,
oferstAlan to confute, convict, convince, M, Led throw down, assault, LL56[11,1] cast
: :
CP. something over another, sprinkle : stumble?

ofersteppan* to over-step, cross : exceed. B 1543. ['overwarp 9 ]
oferstandan* to come upon, 308 M
BH . oferwlgan to overcome, Sol 299.
ofersteall m. opposition, MR 1 •534 t0 . oferwlllan 7 to boil down, [weallan]
oferstealla m. survivor, MH 210". oferwlnnan'to contend wifyovcrcome, subdue,
oferstellan to jump over, BH400tt . M,AO ; CP. ['overwin 9 ]
ofersteppan = ofersteppan
9
oferwlntran to go through the winter, WW.
ofersttgan1 to climb over, mount, scale, sur- ['overwinter ]
mount, overcome, AO; M,CP : surpass, oferwlst f. gluttony, excess, CP.
excel, exceed, BH ; M,CP.
9
['oversty ] oferwlstUc supersubstantial, MtL6".
olerstfge m. astonishment, ^JL23 .
m oferwlenoan to be very wealthy, A044".
oferstfgendllc superlative, MQr 15u. [wlanc]
9
ofersttgennet 'extasis, passing over, OEG
oferwleneuf. excessive riches, Gu 389.
406. oferwrecan 6 to overwhelm, WW36".

OFERWREON 223 OFSETNIAN
oferwreon 1'* to cover over, conceal, hide, VPs : ofhealdan7 to withhold, retain.
clothe, ML ['overwry*] ofhearmlan (impers.) to cause grief.
oferwrlgels n. covering, Gl. ofhende (out of hand), lost, absent, Met 25*.
oferwrlt n. epistle, MtL plO1 . ofhlngrlan to be hungry, JB(3 M1 ). [*o/-
oferwyllan = oferwillan hingered']
oferwyrcan to cover over, overlay, Sol ; M, olhnltan to gore to death, LL32[21].
AO. I 1 overwork*] ofhrtosan* to overwhelm, cover over, J£ : fall
l7 =
oferyld (WU7 ) o£eryldii down, fall headlong, M.
oferyldu f. extreme old age, 170. MFH ofhreowan* to cause or feel pity, A&. [' arewe ']
3
oferyrnan to go or run over, M,Lcd : 'over- ofhwylfan to roll up? ARHy 2".
run,' cover over, overwhelm, JE,BH : run oflrnan* to overtake, M,Bo : tire with running,
past, cross. M. ['ofrun']
ofer?6 f. overwhelming wave, SPs64M . oflfitan7 to let go, lay aside, leave behind : let
oleso f. oorderf KC3-393 W . flow, Bo66 w .
ofest, ofestan=ofost, ofstan ofl&te (a, e) f. oblation, offering, Ps : sacra-

ofet, ofett (ffi) n. ^tti*, legume, Qen,WW. mental wafer, M,Lcd. ['oficte'; L. ob-
i'ovet*] lata]
ofetrip? n. harvest, ZDPh 36-550. oflfithlaf m. sacramental wafer, GD343".
ofeweard=ufeweard; offdran=af&ran oflanglan to long, M. ['oflonged*]
offaran* to intercept, overtake, fall upon, ofiftte(FP*) = oflate
attack, &,AO. hindan o. to intercept from ofleogan to lay down, PP&681 .
behind, cut off retreat, AO. oflftogan' to lie, be false, PPs 17«.
ofleallan 7 to fall upon, cut off, kill, destroy, ofitte=oflaHe
end, J£,Chr ; AO
: fall away from, be lost to, oflicgan* to overlay (a child), LL.
l y
[ oftie ]
LL144[6]. hine offeoll committed suicide, oflloian (w. d.) to displease, be displeasing
'
Chb962a. ['offaU'] to, M.
offeUan=offyIlan ofllnnan* to cease, stop, BL2479 .
offiran to overtake (an enemy), M. oflonglan = oflangian
oflerenda m. psalm or anthem sung during oflystan to fill with desire, please, Bo ; M.
w
the offertory, iEP168 ; ANS84-5". pp. of-lysted, -lyet desirous of, pleased
offerian to carry off, B 1583. with, loflust*]
offestre f. a woman of some unknown catting f ofmanlan to exact (a fine), LL.
CC10M . ofmunan swv. to remember, recollect, CP.
offMogan* to fly away. ofmyrtfrian to murder, Ghb979b.
9
offrian to 'offer, sacrifice, bring an oblation, ofn=ofen
M*AO % VPs ; CP. [£. offerre] ofntedlan to obtain by force, extort, TC295*.
oftrlngcla* m. offertory cloth, NG314. ofnet n ? closed vessel, Lod lib. [ofn]
offrlngdagas mpl. offering days, OEG40". ofnlman* to fail, LL(170*).
ofhingdlse m. offerxng-dish, paten, Ct. ofor=(l)eofor; (2)ufor; (3) ofer
ofhinghl&f m. shew-bread, Mtl2«. 6for=dfer
ofbingsang m. hymn while an offering is ofost f. haste, speed, zeal, M. adv. -lice.
made, ^Hl-218»; jEP214» on of oste, of (e)stum speedily, hastily.
offrlngsceat m. offering-napkin, BC 3-366. ofr (GL)=hofer
offrung f. presenting to Ood, oblation, ofraecan to get through (an ordeal) success-
sacrifice, M,Mt : thing presented, 'offering,
9
fully, LL333 col 2.
JR. [offrung- v. also offring-] dfres gs. of 6fer.
offrunghus n. house of sacrifice, NC314. ofrian, ofrung (AO)= offrian, offrung
offrungsplo n. sacrificial bacon, ML25
9t. ofrfdan1 to overtake by riding, overtake, M,
oftyllgan to follow up, LkLB l a . Chr. ['ofride']
offyllan to strike down, destroy, kill. ofsaoan* to deny a charge, LLlOSBn. 5.
7 9
of-gin an v., pret. -eode; -gangan to de- ['ofsake ]
mand, require, exact, extort, : M
attain, ofscacan* to shudder, OEG4160.
obtain, acquire, gain, M
: start from, begin. ofsoeamlan (a) to put to shame, M,Bo.
Uofgo'] ['ofshame*]
ofgangend-e, -lie derivative, JSGr. ofsctotan 3 to shoot down, hit, kill, M,AO,CP.
ofgefen (Cp)=ofgifen pp. of ofgiefan. pp. ofscoten elf-struck (of cattle seized with
ofgtotan* to moisten, soak, steep, J£ : quench, sudden disease).
M. ofscleaones (APs43 t*) = of8legennes
ofgerad fining, Bo 8s . ofsootlan to shoot dead, AO.
offcestignes f. descent, MtL p6x. ofsendan to send for, summon, Chr 1048.
1
ofgiefan* (i, y) to give up, resign, leave, quit, V ofsend ]
ofseon' to see, behold, M. ['ofsee ]
9
desert, AO. [giefan]
ofnabban to hold back, M. ofsetenes f. siege, 458*. WW
ofnaglan to be inconvenient, W. ofsetnlan to besiege, 349. NO

OFSETTAN 224 OMIAN
ofsettan (») to beset, oppress, afflict, Hept, offirycean (e,i) to press, squeeze, : oppress, M
Lcd;M. [ l qfseT\ repress,
afflict, M
: occupy forcibly.
ofsettung f. pressure, So 143*. of-tfrycosdnes, -tiryenes f. distress, trouble,

ofslttan* to press down, repress, oppress, M, oppression, CP.
CP : occupy, Hept, Bo ; CP : hedge in, com- offirysean to repress, subdue, CP.
pass about, besiege, ['o/nf *] oMSrysmlan, -tiiysman to choke, stifle.
otsltan* to strike off or out, cut off : strike [tirosm]
1
down, kiU,AO,BH, Led ;M,CP. V ofslay ] offiylman to choke, suffocate, NC314.
obtogennM f . danga/er, JRVPs43 tt. oftfynean (impers. ) to give offence, insult, vex,
ofsHtan* to bite (of a serpent), &. displease, weary, grieve, J£JLOJi,Bo,CP,
ofsmorlan to suffocate, strangle, AO. LL. ['ofthink']
ofsnlttan 1 to cut off, kill, M. oftfyrstan to suffer from thirst, be thirsty, thirst
olsprlng m. 'offspring,* descendants, pos- (for), Hept,8oul ; M. ['athirst,' 'ofthirst']
terity, JB,CD. ofttystrian to obscure, SPs73 . [Seostrian] n
otspyrtan to trace out, LL96[17]. ofunnan swv. to begrudge, deny, grudge, envy,
olst=ofoet M,CP.
otstseppan* to trample upon, M, ofweard( MFH170) =arfweard
ofstandan* to remain, persist, continue, Led ; ofweorpan 3 to stone (to death), kiU by a
M : restore, make restitution, ['ofstand'] missile, M,AO.
ofetode adv. immediately, So 193M. ofworplan to kill (by stoning), LL.
ofstonde AofOninp, CM
186. otwundrtan to be astonished, M.
ofstloian to pierce, stab (to death), transfix, otfrlt (WW385w )=afyred pp. of ifyian.
AO. 6ga m. fear, terror, dread, A : terrible object,
ofetlg wi/*, QPH392. M. [ege]
ofsttngan* to pierce, stab (to death), AO,Chr dgengel m. bar, bolt, WW45919 .
M,CV. Vofsting'] 6-hllde (e1 , y»), -heald sloping, inclined, Gi*.

otsUnt (= ofstent) pros. 3 sg. of ofstandan. 6hsta=6custa
otstUoe=ofostlice 6ht I.f f. persecution f fear f [op. Oer. aoht]
ofstofen impelled, PPs. II.=awuht
otstum v. ofost. ohtrtp v. ofetrip.
otswelgan* to swallow up, Bo461*n. 6-hwAr, -hwaeoer = -a-hw&r, -hwaeCer
otswerian to abjure, deny on oath, LL. ohwanon = ahwonan ; dnylde = 6hilde
ofswlngan* to scourge (to death), AO 154s. 61 pret. 3 sg. of alan.
oft adv. comp. oftor, superl. oftost often, 61Ac-=oleoe-; olbend=olfend
frequently, UP,0 ; M. oftost svmle con- ±6ieaean (e, i) to soothe, caress, flatter :
tinually, o. and gelome diligently, ['oft'] please, charm, propitiate, CP. peccan]
ottacan* to overtake, NC326 (late). dlecoere, Sleoere m. flatterer, CP(i).
ottalu f . rejoinder, verdict against a
claim, dleccung (») f . soothing, flattery, persuasion,
TC302" allurement, charm, CP.
oftfton* to withhold, withdraw, M,C¥. dleotend m. flatterer, Cpl619. [=6lecoend
oftftftre requiring many journeys to carry, v. pres. pto. of Slecean]
£843-312. dlectung (MFH 170) =6lehtung
otthr«d-=oftr»d- 61ehtung f. flattery, 170. MFH
oftlge m. withholding, LL. 61tei=alf»t
oftorflan to stone to death, J3,AO. olfend mf., olfenda m. camel, Bl,Mt;CP.
oftrAde often or always available : frequent. ['elfend"; L. elephantemj
Bo 136". olfendmyre f she-camel, JS. .
oftrftdllo frequent, AO. adv. -Hoe, CP. 6lloc-=6leco-

oftredan* to tread down, trample on, tread to oil n. contumely, contempt, scorn, insult, JE.
death, jE,AO. ['oflread'] on oil 'nequicquam,' O 2000. EG
oftstti m. frequent occasion, AO. on oftsittas ollono, ollnno, ollu ng (L ; A)=andlang WS
frequently, Chb979c. 6«Jwong m. strap, WW379*1 .
oftftwtal n. frequent washing, NC314. dlyhtword n. flattering speech, Bl99*.

oftyrfan to stone, AO
172*». [oleccan]
ofMnan to moisten, Lcd. 6m m. rust, M.
o«e or, ll 1 " and n.
OEG om-=am-
offieegan to destroy, Gen 2002. 6ma? m. ome? f. a liquid measure, v. NC
oftteflan to dry upJ iEL34 ".
1
314. [L. (h)ama; Oer. ohm]
oflfencan to recall to mind, CP349". oman fp. eruptions of the skin, erysipelas,
ofttennan = ofSsennan Lcd. [cp. he&lsome]
oftfinctt pros. 3 sg. of oftSyncan. omb-=amb-
oftftnen moist (pp. of *ofoTnan). 6moynn n. corrupt humour, Lcd 31a.
of-Vreooan (KGl), -6riccan=of5ryccan omer (a 1 e 1 ) a bird, 'scoreUus,* Gl.
,
oftfrlngan* to throng, press upon, M. omlan to become rusty, So 196*.

OMIDDAN 225 ONCLYPIAN
omlddan = onmiddan onberan* to carry off, plunder : diminish,
dmlg rusty, rust-eaten, rust-coloured : in- weaken.
flammatory, Lod. onbergan = onbyrgan
dmlht inflammatory, Lcd. onbesceawung f. inspection, examination,
ompella = ampella ; ompre = ampre I. 8o6610 .
on I. prep. (w. d., inatr., and a.) (local, etc.) onbesceofan* to thrust out, WW220"»
U.
1
on, upon, on to (but ofer ifl more common), onbest&lan to convict of crime, LL30[15].
up to, among, AO,CP,Bo,BH,0 onbestingan=inbeetingan; onbldi=;anbid
: in, into,
within, J£,BH,P8 : (temporal) in, during, onbldan 1 to remain, waitw. g. wait for, :
at, on, about, M,AO : against, towards, AO, await, expect attend upon, wait on. :
BH,Mt : according to, in accordance with, onbigan (e) to subdue, subjugate.

in respect to, JS,Bo,Ps ifor, in exchange for. onbiht=ambiht
II. adv. on, BH,CP '.forward, onward, An onbindan* to unbind, untie, loosen disclose.
: :
continuously, M
(forS on), on riht rightly. onbirgan = onbyrgan
on fir adv. formerly, on an continuously, onbltan 1 (w. g.) to taste of, partake of, feed
in concert : at once, forthwith. III. pres. upon.
onbMtet m. 'impetus, onrush, attack, EHy
1
3 sg. of unnan. IV. (M)=ond, and
on- I. often meaningless, and only rarely= 5».
prep. on. II. = an-. III. = un- onbUtetan to break in, WW4281 .
onablawan1 to blow on, M. onblandan* to mingle, As 675.
onaddn any. to put on, &L7 1M . onblawan 7 to blow into, inspire : puff up,
onftht f. possession, CVPs28 . onblawlng f. breathing upon, JnL p8*(in-)«
onftlan to set fire to, ignite, heat, inspire, onblawnes f. inspiration, Bl7 m .
incite, inflame, burn, consume, CAr(an-), onbllnnan (MFH 1 18) = ablinnan j
Oen,8ol; M,CV. [' anneal{edY] onblotan* to sacrifice, kill a victim, Gkr 2933.
onAlend m. 'incensor,' QPH399. onbran =onbarn pret. 3 sg. of onbeornan.
on&let n. lightning, LPs 1436 . onbrecan 4 to burst upon, attack, destroy.
onAr adv. formerly, [on] on-bregdan, -bredan* to move, bow, start up :
onatiele (w. d.) natural to, Met 13". burst open.
onfthebban* to lift up, exalt, CP56". onbrlng m. instigation, LL.
onal n. burning : incense, what is burnt. onbrlngelle f. instigation, ^L23b . m
onarlsan1 to rise up {against), ERPs. onbrosnung f. decay, corruption, EP82010.
onarn pret. 3 sg. of oniernan. onbryce m. inroad, OEG2480.
onisawan 7 to implant, instil, 170. MFH
onbryrdan (ab-, inb-) to excite, inspire, in-
onasounung = onsounung cite, encourage, M,CV. onbryrd excited,
onasendan to send into, implant in, impart fired, ardent : contrite, [brord]
to, OM203. onbryrdlng f. incitement, WW410".
onasendednes (») f. 'immissio, 9 LPs77 M . onbryrdnes (e*) f. inspiration, incitement,
onasetednes f. a laying on (of hands), NC349. ardour, IE : remorse, contrition.
onasettan to set upon, place on, impress upon, onbOganV to bend : bow, submit, yield, to
;E,CM. agree with, Bl,Mt ;M,AO : bend aside,
on&swegan to sound forth, LPs 28s . deviate, ['onbow']
onawlnnan* to fight against, LPS341 ; 65 s. onbutan prep. (w. d. a.) and adv. about,
onbac adv. backwards, bach, behind. round about : round, around, adv. phr.
onbaecling (e) adv. backward, behind, o. west o. faran to go west about.
gewend having one's back turned, JS. onbyhtscealo = ambihtaoealo
onbsarnan to kindle, ignite, heat, excite, in- onbyrdan = anbyrdan
spire, inflame, burn, AO,CP. onbyrgan I. (e, i) to taste, eat, M. II. to be
on-baerning (JPs65 14 ), -baernea (SPs) f. in- surety, v. OEG7w .
cense. onbyrglng f. tasting, LcdI-13611.

onb&ru f. self-restraint? Gu 1027. , onbyrhtan to illuminate, Bl 105s1 .
onbasnung f . expectation, DR 4M . onbyiignes f. tasting, BL20911 .
onbeblawan1 to blow upon, LP&10419 . oncelg- (N)=oncig-

onbecling(EPs)= onbaecling onoennan to bear, bring forth, M.
onbecuman=oncuman; onbegan = onbigan oncer =anoor; onoerran=onoirran
,
onMgnes f bending, curvature, WW. [began, onclgan (ei8 ) to call upon, invoke, DR.
.
biegan] onclgnes, onclgung (ei) f. invocation, DR.

onbeht=ambiht onolrran (e y) to turn, alter, change, trans-
onbel&dan to inflict upon, 00. WW form turn off or away, avert, prevent ; :
f
onben f. imprecation, BH104*. turn oneself, go.

onbeodan* to command, order, AO announce, onoleow =anoleow
:
proclaim, ;E,AO. onollflan (eo, y ) to adhere, stick to, persist in.

onbeornan* to set fire to, inflame. onclyflende sticking to, tenacious, Ct.
onbeotend threatening, impending. onolyplan to call upon, JS.
O.H. 15

ONCNifiWB 226 ONGEAN
0, -cnawe known, recognised. dnettan to hasten, hurry forward, be quick,
oncnawan7 to understand, know, perceive, M
: be busy, brisk : anticipate, M,CP.
observe. Ma ; J5,CP : acknowledge, confess, dnettung f. precipitation, CP465".

disclose, JE. ['acknotc'] oneUaf=anda
on-cnawennes (&), -onawnes (CP) f. ac- onWgung breathing on, ERPsl7".
f.
knowledgment, knowledge. onfagnlan fawn on, Bo 102".
to
onenyasan to cast down, afflict, GPVPs. onf&reld n. going on, progress, journey :
oncnyttan = ononyttan going in, entrance : attack, assault, incur-
onoor=anoor; dnora=ancra sion, Sc212».
oncuman 4 to come upon, befaL onfSMtnlan to pierce.
oncunnan awv. to know, Gl reproach, : onfastfmnes f. embrace, Bl7 m .
blame, accuse, CP. onfangend m. receiver, ES9-37.

oncunnet f accusation, JVPs ; BH 212 u
. . onfangennes f reception, acceptance,
. M.
oneunnlng f. accusation, BH212"(b). onfealdan7 to unfold.
onewealdan to slay, EPs61*. onfeall (e) m. swelling, Led. ['onfall*]
oncwetfan* to answer, resound, echo, M : onfeallendepto. rushing on.
protest. onfehtan (VPs)»onfeohtan ; onlell= onfeall
oncymnôncirran onteng L = (+) andfeng. IL pret. 3 ag. of
oneftan to make known. onfdn.
oaoJftMM f. hurtful deed. Ah 1181. ±onfeng- = andfeng-
oncftflg (EL725)=unoy9ifl? onfoohtan' (e) to attack, assault, fight with,
ono^Wf t. pain, distress of mind. Chb.
ondând onflllende ptc. falling upon, overwhelming,
ond&lan to infuse, DR. WW4201*.
ond&lend m. one who imparts, infuser. onfllte (WW)=anfilte
onde-=ande-; onder- = under- onflndan' (but occL wk. pret onfunde) to
ondersllc, ondeelic (DR)=ondrysenlio find out, learn, perceive, feel, notice, observe,
ondesn, ondeanee f . fear, DR. discover, CP : experience, suffer.
ondglt=andgiet; ondlten=andl6an onflndend m. discoverer, GPH391.
ondllota = ondwleota, andwlita onflAscnes f. incarnation, Bl81*» ; BHy2".
ondlong = andlang ; ondo (NG) = anda onflyge m., onflygen n. infectious disease
ondon anv. (1) to undo, open [sun-] : (2) to (BT), Lod.
put on (clothes), CM390;So83#. [=ondon] onion7 to take, receive, accept, BHJUd,Mt ;
onddung I. injection, LoD97b. M : stand sponsor, Chb harbour, favour
:
on-driMan 7 (and wv.) pret. 3 ag. -dr€d, unrighteously, : LL undertake, engage in,
-dried, -dreord (A), also -driedde, pp. -dried Bl. onfangenum gebede after engaging in
(tr.) to dread, fear, B,Chr,Mt : (refl.) be prayer i begin : conceive, Ps. ['onfang']
LL
afraid, El f ['adread'} onfond m. undertaker, supporter.
ondriMendllc fearful, terrible, M. onfondlto (an-) 'accipendue,' NC314.
ondrAdlng f. dread, fear, terror, AO. onfongenes onfangennes =
ondrenoan to intoxicate, Guth62 . w
onforan I. nrep. before (time), at the begin-
ondretn = ondryanu ning of, Cnr. II. adv. before, in front of,
ondrlnoan* (w. g.) to drink, BH. Ps. ['afore'
ondrlallo = ondrysenlic onforddn ptc. destroyed, LPb101 u.
ondrunonlan to become intoxicated, EPs35*. onforeweard-um, -an adv. in front, in the
on-drysenllo, -drys(n)lio terrible. first line, in the fore part, above all, M
ondryane terrible : feared, venerated, vener- A 6-456.
able. onforht=anforht
ondryraUo = ondrysenlic onforhttan to be afraid, fear.
ondrysnu = andrysno onforwyrd n. destruction, CSPs.
ondrystllo = ondrysenlic onfundeines f experience, Lcd.
.
onds-=ands-; ondw-=andw- onfundennes f explanation trial, experiment,

. :
one=ono experience.
onealdlan to grow old, SPs 31 s . onga = anga ; ong&gn, ongSn = ongean
oneardlan to inhabit, GSPs. ongalan* to charm.
oneardiend inhabitant, indweller, GD,PPa. ongalend m. enchanter, BlPs 67*.
onefen, onefn=onemn ongalnes f. song, BRPs70*.
on-tgan, -egnan (oe) to fear, dread, [flga] ongtn I. = ongean. II. anv. to approach,
I. prep. (w. d.) abreast of, alongside enter into, ES38* : attack, ES 4 1-325.
of, by, near, during, AO. II. adv. together, ongang m. entrance, incursion, assault,
exactly, directly, o. o®m at the same time. attack.
onemnftrowlgan to sympathize, ML2Zbu*. ongangan Y =ongan; onge=enge
onerlan to plough up, M, CP. on-gftan (a, e) ,-geagn (», e) I. prep, towards,
onernlng f. attack, DR361 [iernan]. against, opposite to, contrary to, MJJk;

ONGBANCYME * VI ONHIELDAN
AO,CP : against, in exchange for. II. adv. ongteldan* (i) to atone for, be punished for,
opposite, back, JS,Chr,Ct,Lk : * again.
9
pay (the penalty) for, : pay, offer (gtfis, AO
eft o. back again, o. 8»t on the other hand, sacrifice), [Qer, entgelten]
on the contrary. onglan onginn =
ongGancyme m. return, IE. onglerwan (AS 59*) ongirwan =
ongeancyrrendllo relative, jEGb231 17 . ongietan 6 (e, eo, i, y) to grasp, seize : under-
ongSanfealdan 7 to fold back, roll back, stand, learn, recognize, know, distinguish,
So 148". judge, consider, Iff (y) ; AO,CP : see, per-
ongeanferan (agean-) to return. ceive : perceive by hearing, hear : feel,
ongftanflowende ebbing and flouring, v. OEG
experience : know carnally : get, take away
(ag-). Vanget']
ongeanhworfennes f. turning again, OEG ongletenes f. knowledge, understanding :
2713. meaning.
ongtanhwyrf (ag-) m. return. onglfan* (») to give back, M : forgive.
ongeanhwyrfan (ag-) to turn again, return. onglldan = ongieldan
ongSanlecgan to lay up, store up, So 156*. onginn = anginn
ongeansprecan 6 to speak against, revile, onglnnan* to begin, attempt, endeavour, try
RSPs43 17
. hard, JB,0;AO,CP.
often (This vb. is
ongeanweard going back or towards, : AO
used periphrastioally w. another vb. in the
near, Bk4. adv. -weardes, M. inf., to denote the simple action of the
onge^LnwBSLtdMoadversative. adv.-lioe,iEGR. latter. The compound is best translated
ongeanwerlan to revile in return, RB17". by the historical aorist of the second vb.)
[wyrigan] attack, assail : act (ag- ). [' ongin ']
ongeanwfterlan to oppose, So33M. onglnnendllo inchoative, MQr.

ongeanwyrdnes f. opposition, OEG 3975. onglnnes f . undertaking.
ongeboren in-born, OEG. on-glrwan pret. -girede I. to unclothe, divest,
ongebrecan* to attack, ravage. rtrip. [=ungierwan] II. to eZo<Ae,EPs 131".
ongebrlngan to bring upon impose, CM 36 : : onglt=andgiet; onglt-=ongiet-
enjoin, CM 1185 incline, induce, ML25*4 *.
: Ongle (AO), Ongliso= Angle, Englisc
ongeolgan to call upon, invoke, RHy 1*. ongnora T ongnere = angnere
ongeclgung (ei») f. invocation, DR99U . Ongol= Angel; ongong=ongang
ongeeoplloe = ungecoplioe ongris-, ongrys- =angris-
ongefaastnlan = onf©stian ongrype m. attack, W 187 s.
ongefeht n. attack, DR. [feoht] ongryrello horrible, Guth36m .
ongeflogen attacked by disease, LcdI'86*1 . ongaata=angseta; ongunn6nes=onginnes

[op. onflygen] ongy-=ongi-
on-gegen, -gegn = ongean ongyrdan to unbuckle, unfasten, BH 196*.
ongehreoaan* to rush upon, fall upon. ongyrnan to impose, inflict on, So 10*.
ongehrlnan 1 to touch. ongytan = ongietan
ongehtffoes f. advantage, profit, LL476[12]. onh&dian to unfrock, divest of holy orders,
Ongel= angel I., Angel
ongel, LL66[21].
ongeMMan = ingelftdan onhSldan ( VPs) = onhieldan
ongellhtan (AS2»)=onlihtan onhAlef secret, concealed, hidden.
on-gemang, -gemongprep. (w. d.) and adv. onhStan to heat, inflame, AO,CP.
among, during, CP meanwhile, CM. o. onnaglan (impers.) to be possible
: or con-
ftisum, $&m meanwhile. venient, be fating, suit, please, JE t GF : be
ongemat = ungemet at leisure.
ongan, ongend = ongean onhfttan 1 t to promise.
ongenseman to take away (from), Guth 14u . onhfttian to become hot, WW.
ongenlman4 to take away. onh&wlan to behold, MLZU1 .
ongaotan = ongietan onhealdan 7 (an-) to keep (peace), Met II*1 .
ongtotung f. pouring in, Loi>88a. onheaw m. trunk of tree, block of wood for
on-gerwan, pp. -gered (VPs)=ongirwan hewing on, WW.
ongeseon = onseon onhebban* (ocol. wk. pret. onhefde) to raise
ongesetenes f. knowledge, BH4741 *. up, erect, lift up, exalt, JE : leaven : begin :
ongesttan* to slay, BH441T . take away.

ongespanan 1 to draw on, allure, WW 421". onhefednes (an-) f. exaltation, RB23*.
onget- = ongiet- onheld- = onhield-
onget&can to enjoin, CM 363. onhergian to waste, ravage, BH.
ongetlmbran to build up, AO. onherl- = onhyri-
ongettw&re = unge© weere onhettlng f. persecution, OEG2180
ongewlnn n. assault, So33 17 . onhlcgan = onhyogan
ongewlss = nngewias onhieldan (CP) (i») to bend, bend down, lean,
ongewrlgennei (GD 1391 ) =onwrigennes recline incline : decline, sink.
15—2

ONHIBLDEDNES ONRAS
1
onhleldednes (e*f y ) f. declining, CVPs72«. onilc (an-) like, resembling, similar, Mt ; CP.
onhtorwan (u 1 , y")
70**0.
to deride, blaspheme, W adv. -lice, AO,CP. ['anlikc']
onllcgan* to lay on.
onhlglan to despoil, OEG. +onlIclan (an- ; -tican, GD75*) to compare :
onhlgiend m. despoiler, OEG 2209. make like.
onhlndan, onhinder adv. behind, backward. onllcnes f . resemblance, likeness, similitude,
onhinderllng adv. back, PPa. Gen. : picture, image, idol, AO,CP : WW;
onhlscan = onhyscan parable : stature, form. [* anlikeness ]
onhlldan 1 to open, reveal, unclose : appear. +onlloung (an) f. likeness, NC270.
onhllnlan to lean on, Gl. y) to loosen, set free, release, CP.
onlleean (e,
onhnlgan 1 to bend down, bow, worship. onnesednes (i1 ) f. remission (of sins), AHy
onhohsnlan to detest? (BT) hamstring, 9".
cripple, check? (Bugge), B1944. (y) m. liberator, CPs39 M .
7
onhon to hang, crucify. (e) f. deliverance.
onhragl n. covering, wrap, HGl490. onHgan (in-) to inflame, Ps.
onhrAran=onhreran; onhrfts=onrsefi onlThtan (eo, y) to illuminate, give light to,
onhrtodan* to adorn (or T onreodan redden) enlighten, Bl,Bo ; CP : restore to sight : shine.
Gsn2931. ['onlight']
onhrtoaan* upon, rush upon.
to fall onBhtednM = onUhtnee
ontartran to move, disturb, agitate, arouse, onUhOng f . illumination, enlightenment, M.
excite, CP. onHhtnes f illumination. .
onhrtnan 1 (w. g. or d.) to touch, lay hold of, onllSlgan (intr.) to become pliant, yield : (tr.)
CP. loosen untie.
onhrine m. touch, contact, Lod 1-3281 . onloclan to look on, behold, jE,CP.
onhrop m. importunity, JB. onldeftend m. onlooker, spectator, M.
onhuplan to step back, retire, CP441*. onlong = andlang
onhwelan4 to bellow back, resound, WW528". onlucan* (=un-) to unlock, open, unfold,
onhweorfan* to change, turn, reverse, CP. reveal, disclose, CP.
onhwerfan (ys ) to turn, change, turn round. onlutan* to bow, incline, bend down, CP.
onhwerfednes (») f. change, AS 9*. onlutungf. 'involucrum,' GPH402.
onhycgan to consider, DA473(i). oniy-=onli-; oniys- = onllee-
onhyldan = onhieldan onmfidla = onmedla
onhyrdanf to strengthen, encourage, [heard] onmftlan to speak to, Da 210.
onhyrenes f imitation, CP.
. onmang ( JE) = ongemang
onhyrgend m. emulator, imitator, WW. onmearea m. inscription?MkL12 l% (MkRin-).
onhyrlan (e) to emulate, imitate, CP. onmearcung f. inscription, NG (e*).
onhyring f. emulation, imitation, zeal, JE, onmMan to presume, take upon oneself,
CP. Rd66"T
onh?rsumian to be busied with, occupied in, onmedla = anmSdla
RB71 17 . onmeltan 8 ? to soften, PPs88n .
onhyscan (i) to mock at, vilify, reproach : onmttan I. to paint, cover over? PPs88M .
detest : deceive, [huso] come upon, find out, EPs 114*.

II. to
onlernan* (f) to give way, open [of a door) onmiddan prep. (w. d.) amid, in the midst,
'currere,' BPsll8 M
l
: incurrere,' LL at the middle of, JS.
410[3,6]. onmltta=anmitta; onmdd=anmdd
onlnnan prep. (w. d.) and adv. within, into, onmunan swv. pros. 3 sg. onman, pret.
among. onmunde to esteem, think worthy of, con-
onlAo(Cpl725) = onleao, pret. 3 sg. of sider entitled to, CP : refl. care for, wish :
onlucan. remind, B2640.
onlao-ean, -san EPs. to vex, onmyrran to mar, disturb, Ct.
ontoeeung (e») f. Hrrita,' EPs. onn = aim, pros. 3 sg. of unnan.
onlsedan = inl&dan onnhlgan (WW266 fi )=onhnigan
onlftnan to lend, grant, let, lease, CP. onnlman4 to receive, take, PPs.
onlSpnes (BH128»)=anlipnes onnytt=unnytt
onlStan to relax, loosen, let go, permit. ono I. in ten. lo I behold / II. = heonu
frfllfrng = «.T> Hla. ng onoeffung (VPs) =one$ung
onlec=anleo; onlee-=onlseo- onorettanf to perform with effort, accomplish,
onleegende (salve) to be applied, Lcd. onorHung f inspiration, inbreathing.
onlegen f poultice, Lcd.
. ono«a(WW)=anda
onlftogan* to misrepresent, Bo. onpennian to open, CP277 8 .
onltoht- = onliht- onrftd f. riding on horseback, Lcd.

onleon 1 to lend, grant, give. onnefnlendUe = unrjefniendlic
onlftotfIan = onlioigan onrAs m. onrush, impetus, assault, attack*
onles- = onliee- M,CV.

ONRJBSAN 229 ONSWAPAN
onrsesan I. to rush (on), VPs. ['onrese'] on-set, -setl, n. a sitting on, riding on, GD 1 83.
II. nap. of wk. 8b. irruptions, WW. onsetanes f. laying on (of hands), MH841 .
onred m. name of a plant, Lcd. onsetnes constitution, founding.

I. f. II. f.
onrtodan v. onhreodan ; onrettan=orettan snare, DR 121". [sittan]

onrld n. riding horse, CC. onsetnung f. snare, DR147 7
.
onrldan 1 to ride (on a raid, etc.), Chr871a. onsettan to impose, oppress, bear down.
onriht right, lawful, proper : partaking off onslcan 1 to sigh, groan. Bo.
Ex358. adv. AS13 8. also -lice, Bl43 18 . onsIen=ansfen
onrihtwbnes = unrihtwfsnes onslgan 1 to sink, decline, descend : approach,
onrlptfd harvest-time, ES 39*362.
f. impend, M
: assail, M.
onrlsan (JE) = arisan [ l onrise '] onslt = onset

onryne m. running on, course : incursion, onsittan I. sv* to seat oneself in, occupy, : M
attack, assault. oppress. II. sv8 to fear, dread (=ond-)»
onsacan* to contest, dispute, strive against, onslttend m. rider, CH
y4 1 .
resist, repel : (f) attack : refuse, deny, con- onstage m. blow, WW.
[siege]
tradict : exculpate, excuse oneself. onsl&pan7 and wv. to go to sleep, sleep, BH.
onssao I. denying : excused. II. (LL24[41] onslapan = onstiepan
Ld)=andsffic onslapan 7 to become loose, W83.
ons&ganf to prostrate. onstypan to loosen.
onssBgd- = onsaged- onsnsBsan (LL69[36]) v. snfisan.
onsftge assailing, attacking, [sigan] onsnlttan 1 to cut up, Lcd (ES 43-321 ).
onssegednes (e) f. sacrifice, offering, JE : onsond= onsand
oblation, (sacrificial) victim. onspseo f. imputation, charge, claim.
onasegnes f . holocaust, sacrifice, BtPs65 18 . onspannan 7 to unfasten, unbind, unloose,
onssegung f sacrifice, WW.
. open, disclose, release.
ons&lan to untie, loosen. onspeca m. accuser, claimant, LL138 [1,3].
anasst I. pret. 3 eg. of onsittan. II.— onset onspecend m. accuser, TC16917 .
onsagu f affirmation, accusation, reproach, onspornan = onspnrnan

.
Ml;JE. ['onsaw'] onspornend ( =un-) not stumbling, Sc 187 8 .
onsand f. sending against, VPs. ['onsand'] onsprSc f. speech, discourse, GD3328 (an-).
onsang m. incantation, GD73 at onsprecan 5 to accuse : address.
.
onsawan 7 to sow introduce into, implant, onsprecean to enliven, Rim 9?

:
CM 668. onsprlngan 8 to spring forth, originate, rise,

onsceaoan* (a) to shake, shake off, remove. burst forth, burst asunder.
onsceacnes f excuse, EPs. [=onsacnee, Swt] onsprungennes f. eclipse,
. 225°. WW
onsoeamlan = ofsceamian onspuman8 to strike against, stumble.
onsceon- = onsonn- onstsel m. order, arrangement, Gu 796.
onsceortlan to grow short, 104 88 MH onstAlan to impute to, accuse of, MFH 170.
.
onsoftotan* (an-) to cut up, open, eviscerate. onstSBpe (e) m. ingress, ESPS67 88 .
onselUan (=y8 ) to give back a sound, reply, onstSBppan* to walk, go.
OEG8 888
. onstal (=ea?) m. provision, supply, CP4 1 .
onscdgan to unshoe, pp. onscod unshod. onstal m? charge, reproof, OEG.
onsoi?dan to clothe, EPsJSo. onstandende urgent, importunate, Sclll 14.
onscunlan (eo, y) to shun, avoid, fear, detest, onstellan to institute, create, originate,
hate, LL ; iE,CP : put away, reject, despise : establish, give the example of, Bl ; AO,CP.
irritate, ['ashun'] ['onstcU']
on-scunlendllo (CP), -scunigendlio (M) hate- onstepan (=ie) to raisej Hy488 .
ful, detestable. onstlgend m. one who ascends or mounts,
onscunlgend m. hater, BlIU 88 . VHy4*.
onscunung f. execration, abomination : onsttng m. claim, authority, jurisdiction, Ct.
exasperation. onstftttan to harden, JnLR 12*8 .
onscynlan = onsoanian onstregdan 8 (and wk.) to sprinkle, BJPs

onsoyte m. attack, assault : defamation, 50 8 ; VPs(i 8 ).
calumny. onstydfullnes f . instability, DR.
onseacan (Cp666)=onsceacan onstyran to govern, BH276 11 (v.l).
onsiean require, exact, Jul. ['onseek'] onstyr-ednes, -enee f . movement.
onsecgan to renounce, deny : offer sacrifice, onstyrlan to move, rouse, disturb, stir, agitate,
AO : impute, M
: inform, M. excite, CP.
onsegednes = onsiegednes onsund^ ansund
onsen (VPs)=ansIen onsun-dran, -dron, -drum adv. singly,
onsendan to send out, send forth, transmit, separately, apart : privately : especially.
yield up, AO,CP. onsundrian = asyndrian
onseon I. (sv8 ) to see, look on, behold, regard, onswapan 7 to sweep on, blow on, Gl : sweep
take notice of, AO. II. (A) =anslen away, banish.

0N8WABIAN 230 ONWENDEDNES
onswarlan = andswarian onwaean* to awake, AO : originate from, be
onswebban to put to sleep, bury, Gl. born.
onswUan 1 to swing forward, turn against : onwacoan t. incitement, arousing, DR741*.
push off, put aside, turn away. onwaenian = onwecnian
onswltOlc mighty, loud, JSLSl*1 . onwadan* to penetrate into, attack, seize,
onswogan* (in-) to encroach upon, BH. occupy.
onswornod confused, NC315. onwdcan to weaken, shake (a resolution),
onsymbelnes f. celebration (of mass), BH soften, mollify, CP. [wac]
112«. onwaoenM f arousing, GD337W.
onsfn=anBien on-wsecnan, -waecnian (e) to awake, CP :
ons^net visible, evident arise, spring, be born.

onsynglan = onsyngian onwAld (N)ônweald
ontalu f. claim at law, TC302 M . onwamme =- onwemme
ontftnan (KGi.66*)=ontynan onwAre? adj. unripe, Lob 12a.
ontendan to kindle, set fire to, inflame, JB, onwflMtm m. increase, DR69*. [dwestm]
y,
LcdJLL.
t
[ tind, ontend'] onwaterlg = unwaeterig
onfendUM (y) f. burning, fire, I& : inflam- onwald, onwalhi=*onweald, onwealg
mation, M
incitement, fuel,
: M
: passion. onwarlan to guard oneself against, MFH 171.
onteon* to draw to oneself, assume, undertake, onwealcan 7 to roll, roll round.
CP pull («-un-) untie.
: : onwaald (a1 , a*) I. mfn. authority, power,
onttona m. injury, oppression, ERPsl02*. rule, sway, command, AO,Lk;CP : juris-
ontlge m. claim, usurpation, RB140*. diction, territory, CP II. adj. mighty,
ontUit intent, attentive, eager, So27*. powerful, ['onwald*]
ontlhtlng I. attention, application, aim, in- onwealda m. ruler, governor, sovereign : the
tention, instigation. So. Lord, God.
ontlmber matter, material, M
: cause, reason, onwaaldend m. ruler.
occasion, £2. +onwealdlan (an-) to Jiave dominion over,
onttmbernes f. material, MF171 : teaching, get possession of, LPs FLkLR(»).
edification. onwealdlg (a1 , a*) powerful.
ontimbr-an, -ian, to instruct, BH. onwealdnes I. power, possession, ERPB2*.
ontra=antre onwealg, onwealh whole, sound, entire, un-
ontrtowan to entrust, confide, Da 269? injured, safe, AO. t
ontydran to nourish, foster,
y
AO
182*. onwealgHoe (an-) wholly, completely, CP.
ontfar* ' sine foetu, ejfete,WW. OortydreT] onwealhnes f. soundness, wholeness, purity,
ontygnes f. accusation, IX. 22 [37]. modesty, chastity.
ontyhtan to urge on, incite, B3086. onweard (=and-) adj. acting against,
ontynan (e) to open,reveal,display,CP. [ton] opposed to.
ontyndnee = ontendnes onweenlan = onwoonian
ontynnes f opening.
. onweg (aweg) adv. 'away,' forth, out, off,
ontoslio (So33M )=nntfeelie onward, along, B,Chr.
onftenlan to stretch, EPs63 a.
onwegfteyrrednes, -cymes f. apostasy, BH
ontfeodan to join oneself to, associate with, 176 (v.L).
take part in. onwegidrllan 1 to drive away, VPs.
ontteonMt to be useful, succeed, prosper. onwegadrtfennes f. a driving away, GD
ontfeowigan to serve, CM
473. 185".
±ontfracian to fear, dread. onwegiflrran to remove away, VHy.
ontfracung (an-) f. fear, awe, LPs 34*. onwegalftdnes f. removal, BH4461*.
on-tT9CA,-t$TSBoKo{8M-) formidable, dreadful, onweganydan to drive away, repel.
JE. onwegftflctktan1 to push away, VPs.
onttrtagung f. reproach, iEL23b 87f. onwegawendan to remove, VPs.
onttreoan* reft, to fear, GUTH1321". onwegtoreld n. departure, GD119 1*.
onttrlngan 3 to press on or forward, AO : move, onweggewlt n. aberration (of mind), VPs
be moved? Gu 1300. 115".
ontiunlan to swell upf move round? Rd41 m : onweggewltennes f. departure, BH17010 .
exceed bounds. onwegn*dan = onweganydan

onttwsegennes I. washing, HL13U,' M4 . onwegoncernes = onwegaeerrednes
ontfwtan* to wash. onwegpulllan to pull away, ES 43-339.
onu=heonu onwendan to change, exchange : upset, end,
onufan prep. (w. d.) and adv. above, upon, overturn, turn aside, avert, VPs : change for
on, Jud ; AO : beyond, after, ['anoven'] the better, amend : change for the worse, per-
onunder (an-) under, MP
(Veep. xiv). D vert : transgress : deprive : return.
onunwlsddm? m. ignorance, Bl89 . 10 onwendedllo changeable, Lcd3-1648 .
onuppan I. prep. (w. d.) upon, on, GP. on-wendednes, -wendnes I. movement ^change,
II. adv. in addition, besides. alteration, VPs.

ONWEORPAN $31 ORGANE
onweorpan* in one's teeth, accuse
(in-) cast : oroeas inviolable, unimpugned, unassailed,
turn or throw aside : begin the web. Gl.
onweorpnes f . onpouring, BH1 18 s . orctasnes f. immunity, purity, Gl.
onwfetan = awee tan oreerdlth f. orchard, [ortgeard , leah]
onwloan 1 to yield, give way, Gl. oroerdweard m. gardener, WW333 M ,
onwllle wished for, agreeable, Gu 700. orcgeard, oroird = ortgeard
onwlndan' unwind, loosen : retire, retreat, orenAwe (8\\easily recognised, evident, well-
An531. known.
onwlnnan8 to attack, assail. orcntes mp. monsters, B112.
onwlnnende assailing, aggressive, M. orctJyrs m. monster of hell, Orcus, WW.
onwist} f. dwelling at a place, habitation. orcyrd= ortgeard
onwlite=andwlite ord m. point, spear-point, spear, B,CP :
onworpennes f enticement,
. allurement, source, beginning, JE,CP front, vanguard, :
inspiration. : M
chief, prince; in pi. first men, the
onwrecan==awreoan flower. ['ord*]
onwrion .* to uncover, unfold, display, ordSle not participating, WW.
1
explain, reveal, jE.CP. ordal (e) n. 'ordeal,' LL. [Oer. urteil]

on-wrig(en)nes, -wrihnes f. revelation, ex- ordMJfann. iron used in an ordeal, IJL3&&[1].
posure, exposition, M. [wreon] ordbana m. (spear-slayer), murderer, Gkk
onwrltlng f. inscription, Lk20 u . ['on- 1097.
writing'] ordceard= ortgeard; ord«l= ordal
onwrItung=onwri&ung ordfruma m. fount, source, J3 : author,
onwrlfan to unbind, unwrap, Ju d173. creator, instigator, : AO
(t) head man,
onwrfttung f. ligament, bandage, WW
439" chief, prince.
(onwrit-). ordstope m. spear-stab, wound, Rd 71 m .
onwunian to inhabit, remain, Ps. ordwygaf m. warrior.

onwunung f . dwelling-place : assiduity, -Are v. feen-5.
OEG75. orwdd very old, Bo 102". [Oer. uralt]
onwurpan = onweorpan 6red- = oret-
onwyUan to cause to boil, inflame, Gu362. oral n. robe, garment, mantle, veil, M. [L.
onwylwan to roll up, roll together, EHy2". orariom]
on*8an to pour in, So200\ oreldo = oryldu
onfwan to show, manifest. orene I. excessive. II. n. excess.
1
open 'open, exposed, AO,B£l,Jn,WW : orenllee excessively, MF171.
evident, well-known, public, manifest, plain, dretf m. contest, battle.
clear, AO^Bo,Jn. 6ret- = drett-
openmsm. medlar, WW
137 M . ['openarse*] 6retfeld m. place of contest, OEG8".
openere m. opener, A8-326 8 . dretla m. contumely, insult, GD2002*.
±open!an to 'open,' opem up, disclose, de- dretlof n. triumph, CM 497.
dare, reveal, M,BB,Ps; CP : (+) intr. oret-msBCga, -meog, -mncg m. champion,
become manifest : (+) be open to, exposed warrior.
to. oretseipe (orret-) m. infamy, WW.
openlie open, public, WW.adv. -lice dretstdw f . wrestling place, place of content,
'openly,* manifestly, plainly, clearly, un- OEG.
reservedly, Bl,Bo,BB. drett-=oret-
opennes openness, publicity, OEG.
f. orettaf m. champion, warrior, hero.
'
±openung £., opening, disclosure, manifesta- ±orettan to put to confusion, disgrace.

tion. oreft=oroti; orettan=orttian
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oportanle=apr*5tane orf n. cattle, live stock, JE,Chr,LL. [ orf ]
or n. beginning, origin : front, [op. ord] orfewealm (a*) m. cattle-plague, murrain.
y
or prefix (lit. 'out of =L. ex-) is privative, orfeynn (ia ) n. cattle.
as in orsorg, orwena ; or denotes origin, orfeorme (y) (f) .destitute of, lacking : (t)
antiquity, as in oreald. [Oer. or-] empty, useless : squalid, filthy.
dra I. m. border, bank, shore, CHB;Mdf. orteormnes f. squalor, fiUhiness, Cp488s.
ILm. 'ore,* unwrought metal, BH,Ps,WW : orffeeMtt n. grazing, n.
WW149
brass, JEOr,Cp,CP. III. a coin of Danish orflermu £. squalor, OET96*M .
origin, LkL,LL (v. 2*601).
l
[ ora] orfyrme= orfeorme
oratJ =oroC orfyrmU refuse, 609. OEG
orblMe bloodless, WW 397* [bl5d] organ m. canticle, song : voice.
ore I. m. pitcher, crock, cup.[Late L. oroa ; organa? organe? f., organ-an, -on pi.
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L. uroeus] II. m. demon, GL. [L. orous] musical instrument, JS,ApT,Ps. ['organ ;
or-eeape, -oSapes, -eeapunga, -ceapungum L. organnm]
adv. gratis, without cause. organe I. marjoram, Led. ['organ*; L.
orc-eard, -erd (JS,Lcd)= ortgeard origanum]

ORGANIAX 232 OTSPERNING
organlan = orgnian oraorh=onorg
organystre player on a musical instrument, ortgeard, orcerd m. garden, 'orchard,' CP.
M (Gwr4»). ortgeard- = orcerd- ; ortrtowe = ortriewe
orgeate=oigyte ortreownes f. diffidence, mistrust.
orgel I. pride, WW(o*). ['orgel'] II.= ortrtewan (y) to despair of:{+) disbelieve.
organa ortriewe despairing, hopeless, AO,W (eo,y)
orgeldrtam m. sound of a musicpl instrument, treacherous, faithless. ['ortrow']
±ortrQwlan w.g. to despair, JR. ['ortrow']
orgellto ignominious, CP. adv. -lice proud- ortrQwung f. despair, So 131 s' 4 .
ly, insolently, scornfully, M. ortrow- = ortriew-

orgelnea f. pride, OEG 1108. ortydre barren, A 11-2".
orgelword n. arrogant speech, M. ortJ(KGL)=oro«
orgete=orgyte orttanc I. mn. intelligence, understanding,
orgUde not having discharged a payment (of mind : cleverness, skill skilful work, :
•wergeUT), LL. mechanical art, M. [OHO. urdank]

orgIIce=orgellIce II. adj. ingenious, skilful.
orgnlan to sing to an instrumental accompani- orSaoebend (o*) f. cunning bond, band,
ment, IEQrIBI*. Rd43".
orgolJ=torgel ortfanoest thoughtlessly.
orgyte (ea, e) well known, manifest, AO. organelle intelligent? GD269".
orh-=org-; orhlaBttre=orleahtre ortSancpD (o*) m. ploughshare? Rd22".
orhtyte without lot or share in, destitute of, M. orttancacipe m. mechanical art, Gl.
orlege out of sight, not visible, ANS 98-128. orttancum skilfully.
orl m. =oreln. ortftan to breathe, gasp, : long for, aspire &
orlflBgf (e) n. fate. to, M. [oro«]
orleahter m. ' discrimen,' lack of vice or ortfonc (CP)t=toroano
defect, v. ES37 179. ortfung f breathing, breath,. : pore. M
orieahtre blameless. oruft=oroti
orleg=orl»g orwearde adv. unguarded, B3127.
orlegofap m. battle-booty ? Gen 1994. orweg trackless? A19110.
orlege I. n. conflict, strife, war. II. adj. orwegnes f . state of being out of (he way,
hostile, inimical. WW 220".
oriegfrom keen in Rd21 m
battle, . orwegstlg f out-of-the-way track,
. WW.
orlegglfre (a) fond of strife, Gen 2287. orwtaa indecl. adj. (w. g.) hopeless, despair-
orlaghwOf t war-time. ing of, M.
orlagnlSt m. war, hostility. +orwenan to despair, M.
*
orlegsoeaft f. supplicium' ? Sol456? (GK). or-wine, -wena (w. g.) hopeless, despairing
orlegstund f. time of adversity, Sol 374. of, M
: despaired of, desperate.
orlegweorc n. battle, Gkn2020. orwennes f. despair, M.

ormAte I. (a, S) adj. boundless, huge, orwlge not fighting, unwarlike, cowardly :
excessive, intense, JB,Chr ; AO. II. adv. not liable to the legal consequences (of
['ormete'; metan] homicide), LL76[42,5,7].
ormAUio excessive, Chb 1 1 1 7. orw!te=orwige
ormAtnes f. excess, immensity, M. orwurtt n. ignominy, CPs82".
or-mtte, -mette = ormfite orwyrt ( VPs), orwyrCu f shame, dishonour .
ormdd despondent, despairing, hopeless, Bo, abuse.

Hept;M,CP. ['ormod'] +orwyrttan to disgrace.
ormodnes f . desperation, despair, CP. orwyrtWc shameful, MH156*1 .
orn (=arn) pret. 3 sg. of iernan. oryldu f great age. [ieldo].
orne=orene 6s m., gp. eaa a divinity, god name of the :
ornest n. trial by battle, LL. rune for o.

orotf n. breath, breathing, snorting. oser 'vimen,' osier, OEG102 .
'
orped adult, active, adv. -lioe boldly : 6sle f. 'merula,' ouzel,' blackbird, Cp,Ep,
clearly, definitely. WW. [amael]
orrest £ battle, combat, Chb.
. [ON. orrusta] det m. protuberance, knot, lump.
orret-=6ret- osterhlaf m. oyster -patty, Lco79a.
oniwto lifeless, dead, M. osttg, dstiht knotty, rough, scaly, Gl.
onoeatttnga gratuitously, BH242'. oetoracyll f. oyster-shell, LcdI-338 1*.
onorg (w. g.) unconcerned, without care or ostre f. oyster, WW.
[L. ostrea]
anxiety, safe, CP. [OHO. ureorg] OtI. (VP9,N)=8Bt. II. = o«
*
onorgllo (w. g.) secure, CP. adv. -lice care- oter (ff(7)=otor
lessly, rashly, M,CP : without anxiety or oterhola m. otter's hole. KC3-23".
hindrance : securely, safely, CP. otor, otr (Ep), ottor m. 'otter,' WW.
onorgnes f . security, prosperity, CP. otepernlng (KGL7019 )=»teponiang

OD 238 PABDE
ott I.prep. w. a. and (rarely) d. to, up to, as ottrinnan* to run off, escape, Met20U8 .
far as : until, M,AO,CV. ott ttisum up to ottrowan 7 to escape by rowing, row away,
now, ES43166. II. oonj. until. III. as Cub 897a.
prefix, usu. denotes departure, separa- ottsacan* (w. g.) to deny, abjure, AO.
tion, as in ottfeallan, ottwendan. otisoacan* to escape, LL 177 [6,3].
ottberanf to bear away, carry off : bring. ottsoeotan* to escape, dip off, turn aside, AS.
ottberstan' to break away, escape. ottsefkian* intr. to move off, Ph 168.
ott-bredan, -bregdan* to snatch away, carry dttspernlng i. stumbling-block, KGl.
off, rescue, remove, withdraw, Qu ; AO. ottspurnan* (o) to dash against.
Vatbraid'] ottstandan* to stand fined, remain, stop,
1
ottoHfan to cleave to, stick, adhere, Cb1267. cease, AO : stand behind, : M
perplex,
ottcwelan*focite, LL112[531. hinder.
ottcyrran to be turned from, perverted, ottsttDanfo stop, Lod 1*82*.
Jul338. [oierran] ottswerlan* to abjure, deny on oath, AO.
offdon anv. to put out (eyes), LL32[19]. ottswlgan to cease speaking, become silent,
otteawan = ottiewan OET631.
7
ottdcan to add to, VPs68* . [eac] otiswlmman* (y) to escape by swimming,
ottehtlan to drive away, LcdI-384 . 18 Chb915d.
ottel =ettel ; otteowan = ottiewan otttfon* to take away, Lod 87a.
6Uer I. pron. sb. or adj. (always strong) one ottttaôtftte
of two, M,AO,BH,Bo,LL : second, M,Bo, ottttot conj. until.
BH,Mt : 'other,' BH,LL,Mt : something otttte oonj. or, Chr,Ct,VPs. o«8e.,.o«8e
else, anything else, BR,Bo : alternate, next : either. ..or, BH. ['other'] : (=ott tte) until,
remaining, rest, A,AO,Ps : further, existing otttteodan to sever, dismember, An 1423.
besides, M,Bl,Bo : another : (in pi.) the offitot (KGL61 1, )=o«t5»t
rest, the others, doer.. .otter the one.. .the otttticgan8 to take away, Ex 338.
other, M,Bl,CP : other... than, CP. doer ottttlngian to obtain by unfair means, usurp,
otttte... otttte either. ..or. fitter healf one LL (412*).
and a half, BH. II. ('aui') = ah weetter. otitton conj. or. [=otttte]
comp. adv. dtterlicor otherwise, RBS1 1*. otttirlngan* to deprive of, AO
: drive out, GD.
[* otherliker'] III. word, speech {' eloquium'), ottwendan to turn away, divert, deprive of,
PPsll8». [ON. 6ttr] Gen403. ['atwend']

ottewan = ottiewan ottwlndan' to escape, get away, Chr 897a.
ottfasstant to inflict upon : set to (a task), ottwltan 1 to charge with, blame, reproach with,
entrust, commit, CP. taunt, AO,CP.
otffaran* w. d. to flee from, escape, Ex. ottwyrcan to harm? Lod 1 -384*.
['at/ore '] ottywan = ottiewan
ottfeallan 1 to fall off, decline, decay, CP : fall owcestm m. shoot, branch, twig,
away from, be lost to, be wanting, fail : cease dwana (N) =ahwonan
to concern. 6-web, -wef (a) n. woof, weft, WW. l %
[ abb ]
ottfftolan* to cleave, adhere, M.
WW416 ower, 6wern (BH) =ahw«r ; owiht =awiht
ottferlan to take away, bear off : save {life), dwlsc f. edge, KC3'388M .
ottfleogan* to fly away, Ph 347. owtter = ahw&tter ; 6wul = awel
ottfleon 1 (w. d.) to flee away, escape, M,AO. oxa m. nap. oxan, oexen, exen, dp. ox(n)um
ottffitan 1 to gain by legal process, Ct. *
ox, ' Ct,JnL,Bd, VPs,WW ; CP.
ottgftn anv. to go away, escape, B2934. oxanoelf n. ox-calf, M.
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ottglMan 1 to glide away, escape, Sol401. oxangang m. an eighth of a * plough-land,
ottgrlpan 1 to rescue, BH408 27 . hide.
otthealdan 7 to keep back, CP. ['athold'] oxanhyrde m. herdsman, OEG,WW.
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otthebban* to raise, exalt, lift up, CP. oxanslyppe f. oxlip, ' Led.
otthelde = otthylde 6xn f. arm-pit, WW.
otthltepan7 to escape, LL218[1 , 1 1]. oxnanyrde = oxanhyrde
otthrlnan 1 to touch, HL16*". oxnalybb n. ox-heal {plant), Lcd.
otth?dan to hide from, A09411 . oxstsBlde equal to? competent for? Cpl032.
Otthylde (e) contented, Lod. (v. ES 43-314).
ottlan to pant. [op. ettian] oxta=6custa ; oxum v. oxa.
Ottoman* to run away. oxumelle m. oxymel.
ottiewan (e, ea, eo, show, Oen ; CP
I,
y ) tr. to
show oneself, appear, become visible, El{y).
['atcw']
ottl&dan to lead away, carry off, snatch from,
P
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withdraw. pad f. covering, coat, cloak, WW.
ottran=otthran, pret. 3 eg. of otthrinan. padde, pade, £. toad, frog, BC2-377" ; Chr
1
ottridan to ride, proceed, Hell40. 1 137. [ON. padda]
PJJCA 284 PINECWALU
p£ea m. deceiver, Bas40 s1. peaneg = pening
pdean to caeof aeeetee.
, pear-roe, -rac m. 'cZairttm, ' /ence with which
psegel m. fitt, «matt mAMitre, t«ne veMei, a space is enclosed, 01 enclosure, enclosed
:
WWlU*(AH-460). [v. 'part'] tend, £o,CAr ,JTC ; iEL. ['parrock']

pSl? =pal (v. OEG 19'). peegm!^ BC 3-223 (pyggt v. SkED).
peril (e) m. silk robe, cloak, MQr : 'paU,' pell, pellen=pa01, pollen
hanging, covering, J3 : purple garment, pelllean m. pelican,' PslOl*.
*
purple, BE, W W. [L. pallium] pen = penn

jieiD»n(e)of costly stuff, purple, JB. ['pollen'] pending, pene(n)g, penig = pening
p»Ueread=feller6ad; pslm^palm pening m. 'penny, * coin, money, M,Cp,Ct,
pseneg, p»ning= pening ; -pftran v. a-, for-p. Q,LL (v. 2*614) pennyweight, Led.
:
pearl? 'enula' ('gemmula'f Wulker), jEGb penlng-hwyrfere, -mangere m. money-

304 7
. changer, WW.
pfittg = (prietig), pnettig penlngsteht m. coining money, MtL 1 7**.
pseV (a) min. nap. paoas 'pott,' frudfe, penlngwAg f. pennyweight, Lod47d.
Cp,Chr,Ps;M : twJfcy, LfcL. peiilngweort n. peanyin^,!^, C(u*);M. £
pass along, penn m. pen, fold, BC ; Mdf. [L.]
9
psettffan to traverse, travel over,
Metjtd. ['path'] pennlg, penning = pening
pal m. 'pole/ «<oi>e, po^, jnF334* : *pode. penteoosten m. 'Pentecost,' A,M.
[L. pains] pen = pie
palendse (AO), patentee, pal(l)entef., patent peonle f. 'peony,' £ecU-168". [L.]
(M) m. palace. [Late L. palantium or nnott m. name of the rune for p, chessman f
palantia] Ruk38.
palentllc belonging to palace, palatial, peose (pioee, pyose)=piae; pere =pero
a
WW 342'. perewds n. pear-juice, perry, 128*. WW
palester = paletr perflnee perwinee
=
pallium m. pallium, . &LMm
[L.] pernez m. a supposed bird? (nuetranslation
m
palm (»), palma m. 'palm' tree, M,JnL, of L. pernix), Rd41 .
VPs. per-sle, -soc, -sno m. peach. [L. peisicum]
palm-»ppel, -appel m. date, . WW persoctreow n. peach-tree, WW12BK
palmbearu m. palm-grove, WW488". peru f . 'pear, ' MQr. [L. pirum]
palm-dseg (M), -sunnandsg (Lkl9*)m. perwlnoef. 'periwinkle' {plant), WW.
'Palm Sunday.' peterallle f. 'parsley,' Led. [Qer. petereilie]
palm-trio, -treow m. ' palm-tree, ' M,Jn. pttfg = (prietig), prwttig ; petftan = petfttan
palmtwlg n. palm twig, palm branch, JS. phllosoph m. philosopher, AO.
+palmtwlglant to deck with palm-branches, pie n. 'pitch, ' EpjSc ; M. [L. pioem]
palmwuoe f. week of which Palm Sunday is pie m. point, pointed tool, p%ck, pickaxe,
the first day. Cp,WW. ['pike']
palstr, palster sb. prick, point, spike, Gl. ploen pitchy, of pitch.
pandher m. panther, Pa 12. +p!oian to cover with 'pitch, ' Led 10a.
panic m. a kind of millet , Lop . ploung f. 'pricking, ' Cp572s ('stigmata ' ).
panmete m. cooked food, WW409*. pie f. parasite, Gl.
panne (o) f. 'pan,' CP,WW. plerlse Pierian, A
31 -536.
papa m. 'pope, ' BE ; M,GP. [L. papa] pigment, pihment (y) drug, Lcd. [L.]
p&panhad m. papal office, M. ['popehood'] plhten part of a loom, OEG. [L. peoten]
papddm m. papacy Qbr , . pD m. a pointed object, spike, nail, shaft*
paper mt papyrus, WW
623'. stake, M : arrow, dart, javelin : pi. hairs of
paplg =popig plants. Led 1-304. ['pile' ; L. pilum]

papolstan m. pebble, M. ['pebblestone'-, pllee=pyleoe; pile=pyle
Ir. papula] pile f mortar, CP.
. [L. pila]
pap-seld, -setl n. papacy, Bl 205*. plleoe = pylece
parallsln ds. of sb. paralysis, ML. pDere m. one who pounds in a mortar, WW
pard m. panther. [L. pardus] 141".
-parlan v. a-p. plllan to pound in a mortar, 1 14M WW .
part m. 'part, ' MQr. [L. partem] plllsape f. 'silotrum, soap for removing hair?
'
passion f. nap. passione the part of the gospel WW127* (v. £843*334).
+pUod piled up, Exl6M
containing the account of Christ's passion, .
OET444". pDsteBf m. pestle, CP267«.

patf = p»6 pD-stampe f -stoco m. pllstre f pestle, WW.
.
, , .
pawa m 1 pawe f peacock, peahen, MQr,Ep, pin f pain, torment, anguish, torture. [L.
. .
f
Lcd,WW. ['po Lot. pavo]; poena]
pto m. peafowl, PA312. ['pea'] pmbeam m. pine-tree, M. [v. 'pine']
peaUT 'defrutum' (ecvinum), OEG (v.ES plnca=pyuca
37184). plneewalu m? n? torture, W241".

PINERE 280 PLOG
plhere m. tormentor. plseee f. open space, street, DR,MtLB*
piH6Wlncle=winewinole ['place*; L. platea]
pingan=pyngan plasg-=pleg-; plaese, plffitse= place
pln-hnutu f. ds. -hnyte fir-cone, Led. plssttm. slap, smack, 2EH2*248 .
M
4
['iHnu-nfU'] plssttan to oajfe*, *roadfc, «/n 19*. [ jria* ']
rbplnlan to torture, torment, AO,MtL ; £J,CP. plaglan =plegian
['pine' ; L. poena] plante f. 'plant, ' *Aoo*, CP, FP*. [L. planta]
plnn sb. *^tn,' pejr, : pen. [L. penna] 4 ±plantian to 'plant/ Jl,CP,VPs.
pinnan obL case of wk. sb. pinne? flask, plantstleca m. dibble, 106". WW
bottle, WW9710 .
— -—- 'planting,' : plant, Mt.
plantung f. WW
(as medicament), DD,
'
r- j f. pain, torture, TCZW*. plaster

m I. n. plaster'
m
plnslan to weigh, consider, examine, reflect, Led. [L. emplastrum] II.=palster
CP. [L. penaare] plasterplatlan to cover with metal plates.
plntel j)e»Mr,'WW292 w. +platod plated {of gold), OEGll tt .
4
['pinOe']
plntreow n. 'pine-tree, ' Led; ML. platun* f . metal plate, 196". [v. 'plate' WW
pln-treowen, -trywen of or belonging to a pleagtan=plegian
pine-tree, Lod. plega (a, ») m. quick motion, movement,
pining f. torture, torment, punishment, M, exercise, Chr,Cp(»),Cr,Gen,WW 'P^gf.' :
AO. festivity, drama, game, sport, AO^Bl ; £& :
p&rangtfl n. instrument of torture, M. battle, B : applause.

pionie(OEG56« ls )=peonie; ploae=pise plegan, iplegian (a, », eo) (pros, occly.
plpdream m. piping, Ijod 3-208**. strong) t*> move rapidly, An,Qen exercise, :
pipe f. pipe, tube, Lcd;Udf wind instru

l
occupy or busy oneself, Bo,Bl,LL ''pj?y>'
:
ment, W,ZDA. sport with, amuse oneself, dance, CP,mtL :

plpeneale f pimpernel. . contend, fight play on an instrument, VPs :
:
piper =pipor clap the hands, applaud, El,VPs make :
plpere m. 'piper,' MtR,WW. sport of, mock, jB,Oen cohabit (with), :
plperhorn m. horn for pepper, pepper-castor, JW43».

LL455[17]. plegemaiiii=plegmann
plplan to 'pipe,' (blow an instrument), NC plegende 'playing,' Shr.
(ZDA 34 234). m. 'player,' WW10&. plegere
show eruptions, break out in plegeat6w=plegst6w
plpllan (y) to
pimples, Lod. plegestre I. female athlete, OEG4736.
pIpUc musical, OEG 1644. pleghos n. 'playhouse, ' theatre, OEG1162.
plpor (e*) m. 'pepper, ' AJjod. [L. piper] pleglan =plegan
plporoom n. * jiepper-corn, • Led. pleglio (Gl) athletic : scenic : com%c.
ptporewyrn f. pepper mill, AN8 84-325. ptegmann m. gymnosophist, athlete, Gl.
±plporlan, -piprian to season with 'pepper,' piegol playful, jocular, 1 . ML2 m
Led. plegselp n. smaU vessel, 181". WW
plrenlse Pyrrhenian, A31-635. plegscyld (e«) m. play-shield, smaU shield,
plrge (GL)=pirie Gl.
plrgrif m. pear-oichard, KC5-284**. plegstfw £. playground, gymnasium, amphi-
plrle, pirige (iE) f. pear-tree. theatre, Lcd,WW. ['playstow']
pb heavy, NG. pensum] [L. plio ds. of pleoh.
pisef. (eo,io, j)pea,Cp,Lcd,WW. ['pease'] pleogan= plegan
plsle f . warm chamber t WW 186*. [lot* L. pleoh n. gs. pleoe danger, risk, harm, M,AO,
pfealis] CP responsibility, LL70[36,2].
:
pIsUc heavy, NG. adv. -lice. pleolle dangerous, hurtful, hazardous, M,kO.
plstefc=^pistol pleon* (w. g.) to expose to danger, adventure
pistol m. letter, M : apostolic letter, M. oneself, CP.
['pisOe' ; L. epistola] plett f ? fold, NG. [L. plecta]
plstolbde f. book of the episUes, LL. [v. pttoe v. plyooan.
'pistle'l plleettant to play with, v. NC315.
plstolelatt m. vestment worn by the epistoUer, pllcgan to scrape, scratch, GPH396.
BC 3-366'. pllht m. peril, risk, danger, damage, VPs,
m.
plstolrsBdere epistie-reader, sub-deacon, WW;M.to plihte dangerously, [pleon?
CM684eto. 'plight']
plstoMdlng f a. lesson in (he church service, pllhtan to tmpert'Z, enaaafer, comjwomtee,
JS. [y.'pisOe'] LL. ['plight']
plstolroee m. vestment worn by the epistoUer, pllhtere m. look-out man at the prow, OEG.
TC429**(e*). pllhtUe perilous, dangerous.
pltMpytt ploeean=plncoian
pitta wm. tntW jwrf, •pOA,' Bo; CP. pI6g,pl6hm. trâyoô/a^nco^|itoup*
plaounls = wlaonnis ma day, a plough-land, Led. [ ptovâ J
JM)NT 236 PSALTERS
plont- = plant- prafostfOlgotf m. order or rank of provost,
plot plot of ground, LL400[3]. RB126V
pluoclan to 'pluck/ tear, M,Mt,WW. RB 124".
pralostsdr f . provostship,
plQmbUM f. plum, LcD86a. pranga v. wranga.
1
plume f. 'plum, M,Cp plum-tree, Cp,Ep, prass m. array, pomp, JR.
:
Erf;M6i. prattas v. pnett prean =preon ;
plumfetfer f. down, ES 9-39. [L. pluma] prMe = pryde, pryte

plumseaw n. plum-juice, LcD3- 114M (e). prtdlosre m. preacher, JEGn27Q 1 .
plumsla f . wild plum, sloe, 1394 WW pridlclan to preach, Lk8 l

. .
plQmtrtow n. plum-tree, M. prMloung f. preaching, NO 3 15.

plyocan only in plioe 2 sg. subj. (IM 122) preon m. 'fibula,* pin, brooch, TC,WW.
and plyce (imperat.) (IM 127) to pluck, ['preen*]
pull, snatch, NC315. ['plitch*] preost (ea, e, 10) m. 'priest,* presbyter, BH,
plyhtlto=plihtlio LL,Mt,WW ;AO,CP.
ptyme f. plum, plum-tree, Gl. [L. *prunea] preostgesamnung f . community of priests,
pocadl f. eruptive disease, pox, Lgd. NC315.
pooe m. 'pock,* blister, pustule, blain, ulcer, prtosthid m. 'priesthood,* BH,OEO ; M,CP.
Led. preosthtap m. body of priests, GD3021*.
pocca (LkL) =pohha preosthlred (y s ) m. body of priests.
pohha, poh(ch)a m. pocket, bag, CP,MkL. preostlagu f. ecclesiastical law, canon law
Vpougk*] LL380[2,3].
pohhede baggy, RB. Vpough'] preostlle 'priestly,* canonical, CM 667.
pol m. 'pool, CP,JnL* ; Mdf.; M preostreaf n. priestly garment, NC316.
polento ? f parched corn, M. ['polenta *;L.] preostregol m. canonical rule, NC316.
.
pollegle f. pennyroyal, Lcd. [L. pulegium] prtostsc*r f. parish, LL. [' priestehire*]
poUup m. scourge? (BT), LL(278«*). preowthwH f . twinkling of an eye, moment, JR.
pon- = pan-; pond=pynd press f. press, AO-263".
popsBg(Cp)=popig prlea m., price f. * prick,* point, spot, dot, JE %
popelstan (OEQ 1815) =papolstan Lcd y Mt : small portion of space or time, A , M.
poplg m? 'poppy,' Ql,WW. -prieean v. a-p.
por, porr, porleac n. feefc, J3. [I,, porram] prieel, prioels m. 'prickle,* goad, point, Lk,
9
port I. mn. 'port, harbour, AO
: town with OEQ : jot, tittle, MtL,LkL.
a harbour, BE
; Mdf. [L. portus] II. m. ±prtclan tr. to pierce, M
intr. 'prick, * sting, :
portal, door, gale, entrance, MtL,Ps ; Mdf. Sc : (+) point out, A 8-324.
['port* ; L. porta] priemAlum adv. by points.
portewtae f. prostitute, NG. pricung f. 'pricking,* remorse, ^2-88M .
portof. =port II. prim n? the first hour (6 a.m.) : the service
portgeat n. city gate, M. held at 6 a.m., 'prime,* WW. [L. prima
portgerela m. 'port-reeve,* mayor, J£,LL, (so. hora)]
WW. prlmsang m. prime-song, service of prime.
portgerlht n. town-due, KC3-138 10 . prince? twinkling of an eye, moment, v. OEG
iportian to bray (in a mortar), CP.
portle mn. portico, 'porch,* vestibule, sanc- prior m. 'prior,* TO. [L.]
tuary, chapel, BH,Jn ; JR. [L. portious] prlt=pryt
portmann m. townsman, burgess, M,WW* prodbor (prot-) n. auger? MtR.
['portman*] protast= prafost
portstr&t f public street, Ct.
. prdflan to assume to be, take for, LL. [L.
portweall m. city wall, JR. probare]
port-wer, -weora (=-wara) m. citizen. profost= prafost
±pos n. cold in head, Lcd. ['pose*] prQt 'proud,* arrogant, OEQJSc.
posa=pusa prutene (u?) f. southern-wood, wormwood,
posl, postling m. pellet, pill, Lcd. Lcd. [L. abrotanum]
post m. 'post, * A,WW.
[L. postis] prntian to be 'proud,* NC316.
postol m. apostle, LkR. ['postle*] prQtHee adv. proudly, pompously, magnifi-
potlan to push, butt, goad, M, W. ['pote *] cently.
pott m. 'pot,* LcdlZlS (v. late). prutselpe m. arrogance, pride.
potter* m. potter, BC3-49'. prQtswongor overburdened with pride, W
prsstt m. nap. prattas trick, craft, art, A2,W, 257" (v.l.).
ZDA. ['prat*] prutung f. pride, arrogance, 0E0. [v.
prsettig (e) tricky, sly, cunning, wily, astute, 'proud*]
WW; JR. ['pretty*] pryde pryte; prydeoere=pr€dicere
=
prafost (o l , a1 , e1 ) m. officer, 'provost* (of a pryto, pryte f. 'pride,* haughtiness, pomp,
monastery), KC,MH,RB, JR. [L. pro- M,LL,OEQ,W.
positus] psaltere (£crf)=saltere
Digiti zed by G00gk

PSEALM RADWER
237
*
psealm {WW), psalms sealm pytt m. 'pit,* hole, well, grave, AO,Ct,Q,LL
puca m. goblin, 0EG2&. ['puck'] CP ; Mdf : pustule. [L. puteus]
pucel m. goblin, GPH394™ ['puclde'] pytted 'pitted,' dented, marked (of a sword) y
puolan to poke, creep, GPH397. EC225.
pudd m. ditch, GPH399. pyttol (i) m. hawk, kite, WW.
puduc m. wart, GPH396.
pull=pdl
pullian to 'putt,' draw, A pluck off (wool),
LcdZHQ.
:
Q
pulsper n. reed, MtLll (v. A 39 364).
7
quis asaally written cw-, which see.
pumlc m? pumice. [L. pumicem]
pumtcstan m. pumice-stone, 148 s
WW .
pund n. pound 1 (in weight or in money),

*
pint, A,Ct,Q,Lcd ;M,AO. [L. pondo]

1
pundar, pundor=pundur rft m. nap. ran 'roe, roebuck, BH, Erf, Led
pundere m. one who weighs, MtLp2*. Mdf.
pundern n. pair of scales, OEG. rabblan to rage, W84n .
pundm&to adj. of a pound weight, RB6318 racam. 'rake,' WW; GD192.

pundur n. weight, plumb-line, Cp264D. [L. racca m. part of the rigging of a ship, WW*
pondere] racente f. chain, fetter, Bl,BoJSc ; AO.
pundw&g f. pound weight, measure (of corn), ['rackan']
LL. +racenteaglan to chain, jEL31 w .
punere m. 'pounder,' pestle, £c95 ls . raoen-t&ah f gs. -teage chain, fetter, Bl ;
. M*
pung m. purse, Gl. ['rakenteie']
pungetung f. pricking, Lcd. [pynganj racete= racente
±pflnlan to 'pound, beat, bruise, Lcd,Sc.
'
raceteage (if£)=raoenteah
punt punt, WW. [L. ponto] racian (w. d.) to rule, govern, control : go-
par bittemf sea-guUf WW. forward, move, CP,W hasten, NR28 SS. :
purlamb n. lamb without blemish, M

(Ex 12s ). ['rake ]
1
purpl, purple (JnL) =purpur racing (JnL)=rsbcing

purpura f * purpur'(WW162 S0 ) 'purple,' a racul.f. exposition, explanation, observation,
purple garment, AO,Mk ; CP. [L.] account, narrative, J£,CF rhetoric : comedy. :
purpuran purple, WW
151 s*. [' purpurine'] [reccan] II. f. (LL455 18 ) =raca
pun 'purse,' OEGI&b *. [late L. bursa] rad I. f. ride, riding, expedition, journey, BH,
9
pusa (o> m. bag, scrip, J3. Bo,Lcd : raid, Chr,LL : modulation, Rmr5 :
pufllian to pick out, Lcd 127a. name of the rune for r. ['road' ; ridan]
-pule v. ffile-p. II. pret. 3 sg. of ridan. III. m. =ried
patung f. instigation, v. NC316. ['putting'] +raa I. n. reckoning, account condition, :
pyean to 'pick,' Cftr 796f? stipulation : reason, wisdom, : M,AO

pyff a puff of wind, BDS 24-246; ES 38-295. accuracy. flus +r. such, of this kind, hu
pyffan, pret. pyf te to puff, blow, v.OEG 1886. +rades how. II. adj. conditioned, cir-
pyhment = pigment pylce (A 7-30) = pylece
;
cumstanced, CP : wise, clever, skilful, Bo
pyle (i) m. ^pUlow,' JE,AO,CP,Lcd. [L. AO : straight, Guth. +rade spree prose,
pulvinum] -rftd v.brand-r.
pylece f. a warm fur garment, robe, pelisse, radcnlht m. tenant holding subject to service
WW. ['pilch'] on horseback, v. Ll-73. ['radknight']
Wlewer pillow, OEG56lf . VpiUiver'] rade=hratie; +radeglan = + radian
pyll=puU, pdl radehere, iadhere=redehere
pylu (OEG294 ), pylwe«pyle radelod having straight branches? BC344.
pynca (i) point,m. OEG
3683. [pyngan] radhors n. riding-horse, EL. ['roadhorse']
pynd? sb. cistern? lake? Rim 49. radian = hradian
+pyndan to impound, shut up, CP
276. + radian to reckon with, arrange, Bo 96" :
['pind'] call to account.
pyndlng f. dam, CP276. [v. 'pind'] +radllo wise, prudent, learned, J3. adv.
pyngan (i) to prick, CP. ['ping'; L. -Hoe, M.
pungere] +radnes f. compact.
pypellan = rador^rodor; rador=rahdeor
pyretret petitory, Lcd 3- 12 19 [L.pyrethrum]. radogt=hrattost, v. hraoe.
pyrle, pyrige =pirie, pirige radpytt m. draw-well f RD5918 .
pyrtan to strike, beat, GPH401. . +radsclpe m. discretion, Mbt22*8 .
pyse (iE)=piae radstefn f. term of service performed by a
pysecynn n. sort of pea, Lgd 71a. mounted man, LL456[3]. [op. radeniht]
p^slan = pinsian radumbel = raradumbla
pytan to put out (eyes), Cm796f ? radwerig weary of travelling, Rn 21".

&JSC 238 RiEPLINGWEARD
rasc=rec; moan, necoan=reccaii rAdtoft resolute, wise, M.
rAean I. to 'reach* out, stretch out, M,B,CP, rAdfrntam f. reasonableness, LL(306»).
CrJSat : offer f present, give, grant, Jn,RB rAdflndende giving counsel, WW 383 s.
M z extend (intr.), Oen,Rd,Sol : carry, con- rAdgetfeaht n. deliberation, consultation,

vey, LL447[4,lb]. II. =hr»oan counsel.
+rAcan 'reach,' attain, overtake, BIJSat : rAdglia m. counsellor, councillor, ChrJUL :
obtain by seizure, take, get, gain, Chr ; AO : consul. [* redegive *]

address, speak to : handle , deal with. rAdglft 'consulatus,* 'senatus,* Gl.
race m. setter (dog), WW2764 . rAdhors n. riding-horse, iE(8 ). m
rases f. (<7p)=raca; raBOSdi=<reced rAdhycgsnde knowing, wise, FT 26.
rAoing f. 'reaching,* holding out, presenting, radio m. 'radish,* Lcd(e),WW. [L. radicem]
JnL. rAdln=r&den
raftd=hr®d rAdlng
I. f. 'reading,* a reading (passage
rAd I. S) m. advice, counsel,
(a, : M,B
read), lesson, narrative, jE,CP,RB. II.=
resolution, deliberation, plan, way, design, radon
M,AO : council, conspiracy, : decree, M,B
rAdingboe f. lecHonary, book of the lessons.
ordinance, : CP
wisdom, sense, reason, rAdlnggowrlt radengewrit =
intelligence, Bl;J£ : patn, prq/St, benefit, rAdinggrad m. steps to lectern, NC316.
good fortune, remedy, M,Mct : AsZp : rAdlngseam-oi (-ul) m. ambo, rostrum,
power, might, t& rftde +niman resolve, lectern, reading-desk, OEG (=redescamol).
AO. td r&de tftncan Mem advisable, Bl. rAdlstre f female reader, Gl. .
['rede*] II. adj. = read. III. («) n. r«od- rAdltaf (e) ill-advised, unwise, helpless, rash,
i»y,k«*m,tfG. ['re**'] in disorder, Da : wretched, bad, miserable.
rAdan 7 (e) pret. 3 eg. reord, rSd ; also wv. i'redeless*]
(±)to advise, counsel, persuade, El,Ma ; M
rAdlli expedient, advisable, wise, AO.CP.
(± ) consult, discuss, deliberate, plot, design, adv. -lice wisely, prudently, skilfully,
M,AO,BB : (±) ciecree, d«cui«, : rule, ^
cunningly, CP,HL : deliberately, on purpose :
guide, have control over, possess, B,Bo,Da : fully, explicitly, QB102 19 ['redly*] .
provide for : bring, deliver (goods), LL : rasdlloe = hradJioe

have an idea, guess, forebode, M,BU y Rd : rAdmssgan n. productive force, Rnc 10? (or ?
(±) read, explain, M,Bl,Bo,Q : learn by radmjBgen)
reading (+) put in order, BH,EC(e) : help, radnas =hradnes
:
['read,* 'rede"] dbrAdnes f. agreement : decree : condition.

rAdbana (e) m. accessory to a murder, LL. rAdo f. (RB62» n.) =rad m.
rAdbora (6) m. adviser, counsellor, : M
+rAdod harnessed, caparisoned, (cp. M
(Roman) consul. +rrede).
rAdda m. robin, WW44". [read] radrlpt = hradripe
rAdde wk. pret. 3 sg. of r&dan. rAdsnotter clever, sage, An 473.
rAde I. adj. (±) prepared, ready, ready for rAdtfoahtendet pto. taking counsel.
riding (horse). PPs. ['i-rede*] II.n.(+)(e) rAdfeahtare m. counsellor, AO.
trappings, armour, accoutrements, orna- rAdftsahtung f . counsel, advice. AO 154".
ments. +rAdung f. decree, WW383".
rAdeoempa m. horse-soldier, WW228» nsdwAn (AO) =hradw*n (or t r*d-«rad-).
rAdegafol n. rent paid in one payment (in rAdwtta m. counsellor, adviser, DD299.
money or in hind), LL118[67]. rAdystre=r»distre; rAf=reaf
rAdehere m. mounted troop, cavalry, AO. r»fen=hnefn
+rAdelloe = +rssdlice ; rAdelle = nedelse raBtn-an -ian (GD) to perform, do : undergo.
rAdels mf., rodelse f. enigma, 'riddle, ^(e): rats- = reps- '
consideration, discussion : imagination, con- rafter (e, ea) m. rafter, beam.

jecture, interpretation. rAge (&) i.,roe. [ra]
rAdemann m. horseman, FPs32w r©gel=hrflBgl
.
-jAfleji^S) f condition, terms, stipulcUion^JE: rAgartose f . spinal muscles, Lod.

•
ruU y government y direction : estimation,^ r

W
rAgbar grey (like lichen), Ruin 10. [ragu]
±rAdend m. controller, ragl = hwegl ; ragn = r6gn
disposer, ruler :
diviner, So75 lf . ragolf8Mt=regolf8d8t; r8Bgu=raga

rAdendUe relating to a decree, WW. rAhta pret. 3 sg. of rooan.
rAdengewrlt n. written agreement. rsBm = nrsefn ; •rAman v. a-r.
rAdere m. 'reader,* 'lector* (ecclesiastical rfflnc = renco; rseng-=reng-
order), A,BB,LL scholar, diviner, ex- r»p pret. 3 sg. of repan.
:
pounder, interpreter, OEG. rApan (y) (±) to bind, fetter, capture, en-
rAdesoamol m. couch, reading-desk? WW. slave yoke together, ML31 1**. :
rAdesmann m. counsellor, adviser : steward, rAplng^nepling

EG. ['redesman'] rApllng m. prisoner, criminal M. [rfepan] ,
rAdewlga m. horse-soldier, 228 s8 WW

rApUngweard (e) warder,
. III 19 . WW

R.EPS 239 REAMWIN
neps^reps randgebeorh n. protecting shield of waves (in
+rAptan to bind, fetter, Bo 1 12 1 . the Bed Sea), Ex296.
ri&ran to 'rear, ' raise, build, create, BH,Gen : randh»bbend| (o1 ) m. shield-bearer, warrior.
lift up, elevate, promote, Bl : establish, begin, rand-wlgaf* -wigendf, -wiggend m. shield-
commit, do, Cr,W;CP : arouse, excite, stir warrior, man at arms.
up, Rd. [riaan] rann=ranIII.
rfts m.
rush, leap, jump, running, M,Cr : I. m. 'rope,' cord, cable, M,Bl,Bo,JnL,
rap
impetus, onrush, storm, attack, M,B. VPs ; AO,CP. II. pret. 3 sg. of ripan.
rapgenga m. rope-dancer, WW408 W
9
['rese ] .
r&san to rush, hasten, CP enter

: on rashly : raplncel n. (small rope), cord, string, Gl.
rush upon, assault, attack, B,Bl,MH. raplic adj. of rope, GPH399.
['rese ]
9
+rftr n. roaring, howling, MH
16*.
rftsboraf m.
counsellor, leader, guide. raradumbla m., raredumle f. bittern, Gl.
rosoan to vibrate, quiver, 941 . DHy [Oer. rohrdommel]
1
rseacettan to crackle, creak, coruscate, DD, rftrlan to 'roar, beuow, cry, lament, mourn,
WW. ['reechette ]
9
M, MJtl, MIL.
rfistan=neewian rirung f. 'roaring, ' howling, bellowing, WW.
rasn n. plank, beam, wall-plate, raising ras pret. 3 sg. of man.
piece, M,WW. ['rasen
9
] rasettanf to rage (of fire), [rsesan]
rsast^rest rislan to explore, B2283.
rAswaf m. leader, counsellor, ruler, guide : rattan =hratian
cAte/, prince, king. raUe=hratfe
9
rseswan, r&svrian to think, consider, con- raw (J&cd89b)=r»w ['row ].
jecture, suspect, CP. 4-rftwan to cut in strips, WW.
riafwum dp. of *riee? or riteu? f. or *weswa? raxan to stretch oneself, Outh. [' rax ']
suggestion, deliberation, counsel, Azl26. rtec pret. 3 sg. of reocan.
rAswung f . reasoning, conjecture, Gl. 1
read I. 'red, M,Bo,CP,Gl; (of gold) M,Gen.
r»tm. 'rorf,' TnP118". II. pret. 3 sg. of reodan.
rftt pree. 3 sg. of redan. rtada pi. small intestines, 159". ['read'] WW
raeU-=hr®C-; r8B*e=hr8etSe=hratSe rtadbasu reddish purple, LL(e*).
rA8e=r&5e reade adv. with red colour.
rftw I. (±) (a, 5a) f. rou>, ftne : succession, readfah red of hue, RtnwlO.
Lcd(*) : hedgerow, [v. 'rew' and Mdf] rtedgoldlsefer f . plating of (red) gold, OEG
II.=hr»w 1070.
+rAwed, +r»we(n) arranged in rows, WW.
rtedlan to be or become 'red,' Lcd,MtB; M.
-raflan v. a-r. ; rlge =rftge rtadlfof red-leaved, BC(Mdf ).
9
ragglg «haggy, bristly, rough, OEG. rtedlese 'rubricata (pellis), v. OEG5324.
ragoflne = ragufinc
9
readnes f. 'redness, BH,Bl ; M.
ragu (») f. lichen, M. rtadstalede red-stalked, Lod 1-378".
raguflnc (ea1 ) m. name of a bird, kind of rtof (e) n. plunder, booty, spoil, LkLJPs :
finch, WW. garment, armour, vestment, Mt ; M. [' reaf,
l
'
raha[C£|=ra reif]
rfthdftor n. roe-buck, M,Lcd. [' roedeer '] +rtafa = +refa
rfthte =rehte pret. sg. of rfioan. reafere m. robbet , plunderer, M,Bo,Lk ; AO,
ram =ramm ramesa =hramsa
; CP. ['reaver ]
9
ramgealla m. ram-gall (plant), Lcd. -rtefetlan v. win-(h)r.

ramm (o) m. *ram
(sheep), : (engine of M rtafgend m. tobber. KC3-360"
war) M,CP (zodiacal sign), A.
: ±reaflan to rob, plunder, take by force, waste,
ran pret. 3 sg. of rinnan. ravage, M f Bo,B,G, VPs, W
: carry off, trans-
9
ran I. n. open robbery, rapine. [ON.] port : (+) strip, NG. ['reave ]
reaflgende rapacious, ML. ['reaving ]
9
II. pret. 3 sg. of rinan. III. nap. of ra.
ranc froward, proud, overbearing, : noble, M rtaflac nm. robbery, rapine,
9
MH
: plunder,
brave : ostentatious : full-grown, mature, booty, Bo. ['reflac ]

MLZ5". 9
['rank ] adv. -Hoe boldly, : A rtalol rapacious, Lod.
ostentatiously, showily, LL. reafolnes f . rapacity, OEG.
rancstr&t f. straight road (Cosijn), Gen reafter=rsBfter
2112. reafung f. spoliation, plundering, A084".
rand (o) m. border, edge? : KC
(f) boss of reaguflne (Gl) rasafino =
shield, rim of shield : (f) shield, buckler, reahte pret. 3 sg. of reocan.
B(o). [v. 'rand'] reahtlgan to dispute, discuss, 130*.
9
AO
rand-Mag, -bean m. boss (of a shield), ream I. m. cream, LcdllZb. ['ream ]
shield, M. II.=hream
randburg f . fortified city? Jul 19 : shield-wall reama=reoma
of waves (%n the Bed Sea), 463? Ex
reamwln? n. a drink, OEG.

BEAT 240 RENBOGA
rtat pret. 3 eg. of reotan. 4-recllc circumstantial, detailed, ample, CP
reatfe=rdoe; reaw = r»w 193 18c. adv. -lice directly, straight :
rfowde = hreawde methodically.

reo m. smoke, Oen,Ps. ['reek'] +recnes f. direction, inclination, EPsl38*.
+rec I. n. rule, government : decree explana- recnlan to pay? Ct.
:
tion. II. n. tumult, MtL27 M recon I. remuneration, Gl. IL^recen

.
recan* to bring, convey? WW

move, recse=riflce; recyd = reced
420" : go,
rush. rM I. =r*ed. II. pret. 3 eg. of riedan.
recan I. pret. 3 eg. rente to fumigate, expose red-; red-=ned-; red-; rMe=reoe
to smoke, Led. [v. 'reak *] II. = reocan II. redestan m. 'synophites,' red ochre? WW
reecan I. to stretch, tend, go, CP : extend, 47 18 .
hold out to, give : (± ) explain, interpret, : v. a-r. M
tell, narrate, B,Bo,Q : correct, reprove : (+) rtdon pret. pL of riedan.
to wield {authority), give judgment, decide, ±rtfa (ubu. +) m. high official, 'reeve,*
direct, control, J5,CP (+) prove : (+): steward, sheriff, count ('comes'), prefect,
cottnt, reckon, M.
['recche'] II. (recan) consul, BH,OBT,Mk,MH.
to take care of, be interested in, JS,B,Bo,Cr : +rel»rn n. court house, MH12418 .
care for, Mk
: care, desire (to do something), +rtfland v. snndorgerSflancL
Bo,LcdJ,L,MkL,WW. ['reck'] +ritm£d f. reeve's meadow, Ct.
recce- (CP), recci-Arece- +refmann m. GD308'316.
official, courtier,
refsan=nBfsan
£&>"+** S +reeoelie = +recho +rel»clpe m. reeve's office, stewardship, M.
reosellest (e*, i 8 ) f. recklessness, carelessness, +relsclr f . stewards office, prefecture, OEG.
negligence, OP. refter(e?)=r»fter
receend m. ruler, guide, M,kO. regelllo = regollic
reeoendddm, reeeendom m. rule, governance, regen- = regn-, ren-
oversight, CP. regn (r§n ; M,ME) m. 'rain,' VPs showers
:
receenes = recednes of rain, Bl.

reeoere m. teacher, ruler, director, CP : regn-=ren-; regnan=rinan
interpreter, MtL p2u . regnheard very hard, B326. [ON. regin]
reccing f. narrative, iEL30*". regnlan I. to ' rain, ' MtR 5**. II. = reman
reced nm. buildin g, house, palace, hall. regnftectt m. downright thief.
recedlic palatial. WW(»). regol (eo) m. rule, regulation, canon, law,
± recednes f. narrative, history, M : standard, pattern,
inter- : M
monastic code of
pretation : direction, correction, anfeald rules, M
: ruler (instrument). [L. regula]
+r. prose. regolbryee m. breach of rules, W166"
recedom = reooendom regoltest (») rigid, strict, adhering to
rtcel(v. MF171)=r6oels monastic rules, Men 44.
receleas 'reckless,
9
BH,
regolian to draw lines with a ruler, NC316.
careless, negligent,
Bo,Cp,W. regollagu f. monastic law, LL266[26].
rficelftaslan to neglect, W. ['reckless'] regollic according to rules, canonical,
receleasllee adv. heedlessly, carelessly, in- regular, adv. -lice.
attentively, negligently, CP (recce-), EL. regolllf (eo) m. life according to ecclesiastical
['recklessly'] rules.
receleasnes f. ' recklessness,' carelessness, regolsticca m. rule, ruler (instrument), M.
negligence, LL,W;M. regoltttew m. discipline of (monastic) rule,
receBesta = recoeliest A10-144"*.
recels (I, y ) m. incense, frankincense, Ol,Lcd regolweard m.
regulator, director, ruler,
M. ['rekels' rec] ; abbot, provost.
reoelsbuo (y) m. censer, WW. regul^regol; rent (VPs)=riht
rficelstet (i) n. censer, AS. ['rekelfat'] rehte pret. 3 eg. of reccan.
recelslan to perfume with incense, Lcd. rente pret. 3 sg. of recan II.
recelsreoee f . burning of incense, 75". FBO
reUogang m. visiting of relics : procession of
reeen ready, prompt, quick, : rapid, Wa
relics.
violent, Cr,Ps. ['reken'] reliquiae mpl. relics of saints (reliquium ie
=
reeendom reocenddm need in sg.).
reeene (i, y) adv. instantly, at once, quickly, rellqulasocn f . visit to a shrine, 172. MFH
JR. reman ==ryman
+recenlan to explain, recount, relate, Ex remlan to mend, v. NC317.
626. ['reckon'] remm- hremm- ; remn hnefn = =
reeenHee (o s ) adv. immediately, forthwith, rempan to be hasty, precipitate, CP 149".
01. ['rekenly'] rtn (AO,CP)i=4regn
=
reeennes receenes +rin (i) n. ornament, CP : building, NG.
=
rScetung ( VPs) hrfioetong renboga m. 'rainbow,' AS.

RENCO 241 REDNE8
renoo (») f. pride, orientation. +reordnes f . feasting, banquet.
rendan to 'rend,* tear, cut down, 01. ±reordung f. refection, meal.
rendegn m. house-officer, Erf 1137. [»rn, +reordunghQs n. refectory, 328". WW
Segn] +reordungt!d f. mealtime, GD145 1 *.
rendropa m. * raindrop,* £cd 3-278*. reosan 'pissli,' name of a plant? 300*. WW
rene=ryne; ±rene = ±ryne + reosan = +hreosan ; -reose v. riege-r.
renel (KGl) — rynel ; reng = regn rtost rest (part of a plough), WW.
renge (y) f. rtotan'f to weep, mourn, wail.
spider, spider's web. [L. aranea]
rengwyrm (») m. intestinal worm, Lod.
reote v. retu.
±renlan to prepare : (+) arrange, set in rtotlgt mournful, sad, tearful.
order, mend, set {trap) (+) adorn.
: +r. td rtow I. = reo (hreoh). II. pret. 3 sg. of
bismere humiliate, degrade, AO. [*regnlan rowan,
Goth, ragindn] rtowllc = hreowlio ; reowot = rewet
renlend m. arranger, El 880? repan 5 to reap, Chb.
rtnlg (Led), renlio (iB) 'rainy.' repel m. staff, rod, GD20 M (. ES37192).
+renned '
coapidatus,' EPs67 If . reppan = hreppan
renscQr m. 'ratn-sAouer,* M. reps m. response (in a church service), M,HB.
rtnsnssgl m. snail, OEG23". [L. responsorinm]
+renung (regn-) f. arranging, WW371 19 . repsan to reprove, blame, Gl.
*
renwseter n. rain-water,' Led. repsung (ae) f. a division of the night :
renweardm. house-guardian, B770. [aern] reproving. [=*r»fsung]
renwyrm m. eartûwra, WIP. ['ramuwm'] repung=nrepung; reran =r&ran
reo I. f. (obi. cases reon) covering, rug, +rerdlng = +reordung; resee=risce
blanket, mantle, [riihj II.=hreoh rfisele f. answer, solution, Rd40*. [=*ra3sele]
reoc Mtnê, furious* B 122. res1an=rseswian
reooan I. sv* intr. to emit smoke, steam, +resp n. blame. [«*+reps]
l
reek,' Lcd,Ps;M : stink. II. (WW
rest (») f. 'rest,' quiet, repose, sleep, M,Bo,
244*)=reoan BH,Cr,VPs : (±) resting-place, bed, couch,
reocende (e) smoking, steaming, M,Jud, Bl,Chr,MtL,MH,VPs : grave.
MtL. ['reeking'] ±resta f. bedfellow, consort, wife, J£.
reod I. 'red,' ruddy, M,Erf,MH. ['reod'] restan (absol. and refl.) to 'rest,' repose, AS,
II. n. red colour, WW.III. = hreod Bl,Chr,Lcd,LL : (+) (w. g.) rest from,
reodan* to redden, stain with blood : (t) kill? remain, lie, J£,An,B,MkL.
reodlan to sift? El 1239. restan to rejoice, exult? PPsll34 .
reodian = readian restbedd n. bed, couch, PPsl31*.

rftodmutta m. 'faseacus' (bird), WW234". rest-dsBg (»), reste-, resten- (M) m. day of
reodnsesc (WW
38")? =readleso rest, Sabbath day, CP,Mt. ['restday']
rftofan 1 (only in pp. rofen) to rend, break, restengear n. year of rest from work, M.
Ex463. < restgemana m. cohabitation.
reogofr=4regol resthtts n. chamber, APs,BH.
reohhe f. 'ray,' ihornbackf WW1%\*. restleas 'restless,' without rest, RB121 1 *.
+reohnung = +remmg ; reoht=riht +restsclpe m. cohabitation, BH76*7 .
reol=hreol; reoma=rima reeling (CP) = rieswung
reoma (ea) m. membrane, ligament. [Oer. ±ritan to delight, gladden, cheer, console,
riemen] comfort, CP. [rot]
rton I.=reowon pret. pi. of rdwan. II. v. reo. rttend m. comforter, W257*.
reone asm. of reo. rttu f. (only in d. reote) joy, B2457.
±reonlan to conspire, plot, M. rette righteous, just, PPs (or ?»r$5e).
reonlgf mournful, sad : gloomy. rfBe (of persons) fierce, cruel, violent, harsh,
reonlgmodf mournful, weary. severe, JE.B,BH : (of things) terrible,
±reonung f. whispering, muttering, con- dreadful, Bl,Bo,CP : zealous, CP. ['rethe']
spiracy, : &
astrology, OEG. [run] retfoglan = r@5ian
reopa m. bundle of corn, sheaf, VPs. ['reap '] retiehygdlg right-minded, Alm2.
reopan ( VPs ) = repan ; reoplan = ripian retfeman m. usurer (GK), PPsl08u .
-
±reordf I. fn. voice, B,Cr,Ps : language, [Goth. ra«jo?]

speech, ML. ['rerde'] II. f. sustenance, relSemodt savage, cruel, fierce, indignant.
food : meal, feast. III. pret. 3 sg. of rttfen? wild, jELIO10*.
redan. rett-lan, -igian to rage, be fierce, M.
reordan =reordian II. rettg fierce, WW402».
reordberendf m. man. r§9lgm6d savage, fierce, Mkt25 17 .
reordhus n. eating room, refectory, MkL 14 u . ri/VHe fierce, cruel, deadly, adv. -lice violently.
reordian I. to speak, discourse, B,Cr,Oen : reKnes harshness, Bl,CP
f . cruelty, severity,
read. [*rerde*] II. (±) to feed, refresh, AO : savageness, ferocity, BE, Led ; CP :
entertain, feast. zeal, CP. ['rethness']
c. n. 16

REBRA 242 RIHTGELEAFLICE
±rtt$ra m. rower, tailor, Gl. rlge^ryge; rlgnan=rinan
+rt*re ready, CP306". ribsian = rlcsian
dbriSru np. oars. ±riht I. (e, eo, y) n. (what is straight),
rtftselpe m. fury, anger, WW 246". 'right,' equity, justice, law, canon, rule,
rtwet, rewut n. rowing, M rowing-boat,
: M,B,Bo,Bl,BH,CP,Ct : cause, legal action,
vessel. JE. [rdwan] M : a right, privilege, Bo,CP,Gen,LL :
riaht(K)=rihtI. correctness, truth, on r. ; mid rihte
rib, ribb n. 'rib,* ;B f Cp,MH,8oul ; AO. rightly, correctly, properly : what is due,
rlbbe f. AouiuT^-tonûe, ribwort, Ep,Lcd, duty, obligation, CP(y), Gen : reckoning,
WW. ['rib
9
]
9
account. II. (e, e, y) adj. straight, erect,
9
ribbepican np. 'rib-spokes, the brisket direct, BH,Bl,Lcd,VPs : 'right, proper,
(BT), WW266". fair, just, equitable, lawful, permissible,
ilea m. influential man, ruler, M. Bl,Bo,Lk, W : true, correct, Bl,WW : filling,
rlcan (BDS16 M7 )=reoan (*riecan) appropriate, BH,LL : real, genuine, M,BB,
rfooeter, riooetere (M) =riceter Bl : right (as opposed to left).
rice I. strong, powerful, Da ; Lod great, rihtartelewftn f. lawful wife,
: . W298 u
mighty, of high rank, JB,BH,MH ; AO,CP : rihterielo (y) npl. true nobility.
*rtch,
9
M,BE,Bo,Lk. II. n. rule, retgnt, rlhtAw f . lawful wedlock, : lawful wife, LL. W
power, might, authority, empire, M,Bl,Cr, ±rihtan (e, y) to set right, correct, amend,
MH ; AO. fon to rice to ascend the throne : Bl,LL,TC ; M
: guide, govern, direct, rule,
kingdom, nation, diocese, B

; AO,CP : reign Bl,Bo : set up, restore, replace, erect, Gen.
9
{period of time), ['riche '] Vright ]
rfeeddm n. kingly rule, W
125*. ['rieMom*] rihtandaga m. proper (fixed) day, LL.
riotls=reoelB; rieen-=recen- rlhtandswaru f. retort, reproof, PPs37".
rioeter, rioetere n. force, might,power, rule, rlhtcynecynn (y 1 ) n. legitimate royal family
dominion, glory, greatness, CP : ambition, AO(y*).
M : tyranny, oppression, violence. rlhteynlng m. lawful king, BH360".
rfcg, rioig=hrycg rthteynn n. true stock, 13*. W
rlolio sumptuous, AS 38*. adv. -lice power rihtdonde pto. doing what is right, Bl.
fully, M,CP : sumptuously, Lk.
1
['richly ] rihte adv. 'right,* due, straight (of direction,
rieone=recene; ries=rieo as in right on, due east), outright, CP,Met :
rtceere m. ruler, DR113». precisely, exactly, just, AO,Bl,Bo,Ps :
ricslan to bear rule, reign, govern, tyrannize, rightly, duly, well, correctly, truly, properly,
J2,AO,CP : dominate, prevail. fairlyJustly ,B,Bl,Lk : directly, immediately,
rleslend m. ruler, DR1028 . M. o»r rihte thereupon, straightway.
rlesiing f. domination, DR1741*. + rihte n. right, due, ^,<7Ar(1074L) religious :
-rfda v. brand-r. rite, office, ML. +rihtu pi. last offices, on

rldan1 (±) to 'ride, B,BH,Mt;
1
: move AO
+r. straight on. np on +r.
9
upright.
about, swing, rock, ride (at anchor), B,Bo : ['i-riht ]
float, sail, Qen : chafe {of fetters) : (+)ride rlhtebred n. measure, rule, square, WW.
over, occupy (a country), seize : (+ ) ride up rihtend m. director, leader, guide.
to. rihtendebyrdnes f. right order, NC317.
9
rldda m. rider, man on horseback, horseman, rlhtere m. director, ruler, Bo. ['tighter ]
horse-soldier, JE. rthtes (e) adv. right, straight, KC3-392*.
riddere =ridere ; -ridel v. for(e)-r. rlhtfaedrenoynn (e, y) n. direct paternal
rldend m. rider, cavalier. descent or pedigree.
rldere m. 'rider,* trooper, knight, CAt1086l. rihtfsesten n. properly ordained fast, LL
ridesoht f ? fever, NG. [hritt? aunt?] 132[8].
ridon pret. pL of ridan. rlhttsestendeag m. properly appointed fast-
ridusende swinging, Gl. day, M.
rldwlga m. horse-soldier, WW110*8 . rihtfaestentld f. duly appointed time of
rle©e=rice; riehte=friht; rif=hrif fasting, M.
rlf I. fierce, ravenous. II. generous, Kl. rihttremmende (y)f acting rightly.
+rlf n. seizing, catch {offish) : number caught. rlhtful * rightful, ' honourable, Chb 1 IOOl.
+rlf garment, v. NC296. rthtgeftg n. proper joint, GD248**.
-rife . hege-r. rlhtgetromed catholic, orthodox, BH466 1*.
rlfelede wrinkled, OEGlSb™. rihtgegylda m. duly appointed member of a
9
['rivclled ]
rllellng m. shoe or sandal of raw hide, guild, TC606".WW
rihtgehatan 7 to pledge oneself, swear, RPs 14*.
9
126. ['riveUing ]
+rlflan to wrinkle, iEH 1-614". rihtgehlwan pL lawfully married persons,
rift, rifte (y) n. cloak, veil, curtain, M,Cp, LL22nl6.
MtL. ['rift'] rthtgeleafful orthodox.
rllter m. reaping-hook, sickle, scythe, Gl. rlhtgeleafllee adv. in an orthodox manner,
riftre, riftere (y) m. reaper, M. CM 1167.

RIHTGELYFED 243 RJNCGETiEL
rlhtge-tyfed, -lefed ptc. having the right faith, rlhtscytte (y) sure of aim, Cba51.
orthodox, catholic, rlhtsmeaung (e1 ) f. right reasoning or
rlhtgetyfende believing rigidly, faithful, Bl. argument, MtL P910 .
rlhtgemet n. proper measure, NC317. rlhtstefn f. ordinary voice, GD28**.
rlhtgesamhlwan pL lawfully married persons, rlht-tid f., -tima m. proper time.
LL22[38]. rlht-fteow, -oeowa m. lawful slave, GD180*.
rlhtgeseead n. right understanding, GD56 1 . rlhtung £ . action of guiding aright, direction,
rlhtgeset duly appointed, canonical, CM
4 12. order, rule, guidance, JS,BB : correction,
rlhtgesetednes f. right ordinance, NC317. reproof, : M
body of rights, privilege?
rlhtgetfanood right-minded, LPs. privileged district t Chb963e : 'regularis'
rihtgewltt (y ) n. right mind, 192". MH
(in computation), ['righting']
rlhtgewlttlg in one's right mind, GD246 . M
rihtungttr&d m. plumb-line, 150*1 . WW
rlhtglfu f. irrevocable gift, LL366[81] ; 385. rihtweg m. right way, W.
rintha&med n. lawful wedlock, CP(y). rlhtwer m. lawful husband : legally correct
rihthamsoyld m. main entrance to a home' 'wergild/ LL466;467.
Head? LL5[32] ANS115-389).
(v. rlhtwestende m. extreme western limit, AO
rihthamsdcn f. actual 'hamsoon* (v. ham-
sdcn), LL614[49,581. rihtwH n. lawful wife, LL348[64,1].
rihthand f right hand, Nio492 ; 008.
. rlhtwUlende wishing to do right, Bo ll 17 .
rlhthandd&da m. actual perpetrator, LL rlhtwb 'righteous/ just, Bl,Bo,Chr ; CP :
188[1,3]. right, justifiable, Bl.

rlhtheort righteous, just, CPVPs. rlhtwbend m. Sadducee, Mt3 7
.
9
rlhthlwa m. lawful consort, CP(y). rlhtwlsian to make 'righteous, justify, Lk,
rlhthlUord m. rightful lord, LL. VPs;M : direct aright, rule
rlhthlafordddm m. lawful authority, Chb rlhtwlallo righteous CP(y). adv. -Hoe right-
918o. ly, reasonably, Bo. [' righteously
']
rihthlftfordhyldo (e») f. loyalty, W. rlhtwlsnes f. 'righteousness,* justice, Mt :
±rlhtUeoan to put right, rectify, set in order, rightness, reason : righteous acts, jR.
BB,W. ['rightleche'] +rlhtwbung f . justification.
rlhtlAce m. duly qualified physician, W
12 11. rlhtwiltere m. correct writer, Gl.
n
rlhtl&eung (y) f. criticism, correction, J3,CP. rlhtwuldrlende orthodox, BH310 B.
rlhttagu f. regular legal ordinance, W. rlhtwyrie proper, fitting, AS 13".
rihtlie (y) right, proper, just, fit, righteous, rlhtymbren n. duly appointed Ember tide,
M : adapted, fitted, adv. -Hoe justly, W117.
uprightly, virtuously, M,Bl : properly, rlhtymbrendagaa mp. duly appointed Ember
' rightly,* regularly, BE
: correctly, precise- days, Will.
ly, A,CP(y). rfm- = hrim-
rihfDoetton m. downright hypocrite, W6414. ±rtm n. number, counting, reckoning, VPs
ifhiDf n. right life, regular union (of married Ê,AO,CP. [' rime']
people), Lod3176 m . rima m. 'rim,' verge, border, coast, Cp,WW.
rthtHflad m. right way of life, GD336 1 . riman ( ± ) to count, number, AO,Ps ; tell, M :
rihtlKUc articulate, WW355*. enumerate, relate, CP : account, esteem as.

rlhtmMrencynn 1 oe s ['rime']
n. direct mother's
(e , )
line, OET651. rimati m. oath by a number of persons, LL

rlhtmtterfen n. correct hexameter verse, 154[9].
A 8-314. +rlmbde calendar, jEH1-98 m .
rlhtmunue m. true monk, BB73 19. ±rlmcraft m. arithmetic : calendar, J5L10 1 .
rlhtnes (e) I. 'tightness,' rectitude, equity, rimcraftlg skilled in reckoning.
Ps : perpendicularity, straightness, : WW
rlmcroftiga m. one skilful at figures, A
reckoning, account, MtL(e) : (+) correction. 8-301".
rthtnqrSanwInd m. north wind, A017 17 (y). -lime v. earfoti-r. ; rImfont=hrimforst
rlhtraclend m. expounder of righteousness rlmge-tal, -telf n. number.
(the preacher, Ecclesiastes), GD264". rimpan v. + rum pea.
rlhtracu (y ) f . correct account, TC 170* : right rtmre m. reckoner, calculator, A8*307M .
reason, GD262. ifmtsal = rimgetffil

+rihtreeean to guide, direct, AS26 7 . rfmtalu f. number, El 820.
rihtregul m. right rule, canon, 5304. EG
+rtn (NG)>=i+ri§n
rihtryne m. right or straight course. rlnan 1 (and wv.) impers. and intr. to rain,
rlhtaclr (LL252")=rihtecriftscir (impers.) JB»£Z» (intr.) Bl^Lk, VPs. ['rine*
rlhtserttend m. jurisconsult, lawyer, regn] WW.
rlhtscriftaelr f. properly assigned district +rfnan = +hrlnan
of a confessor. line m. man, warrior, hero, B,Cr,Met*
rlhtseylUng m. shilling of sterling money, ['rink']
rinegetal n. number of men, Ex 234.
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R1NCSBTL 244 ROTLICE
rlncsetl (HGL489)=hringsetl CP : rood (land measure), plot of land of a
rind, rinde f. 'rind,' bark, outside, Bo,Cr, square rod, BC (Mdf).
Led ; CV : crust, jB. rodblgenga m. worshipper of the cross, WW
-rindan, -rindran v. be-r. 216".
rindeellfer f. wood-pecker? nuthatch? WW rodbora m. cross-bearer, GPH389.
427» rodd m? 'rod,' stick {to beat with), HL
rinden of bark, GPH390. 15"» (v. late).
rindleas having no bark, 190".WW rddegealga m. cross, MP 1*610.
rlne = ryne; ring = bring; lining =hrinung rodehengen f hanging, crucifixion, M.
.
8
±rlnnan to 'run,' flow, Cp,Cr,Ps,8at : (+) roder=rodor
run together, blend, coagulate. [=iernan] rodewyrfte deserving hanging, HL18m .
rinnelle runnel, rivulet, stream.

f. [iynele?] +r6dfs»tnlan to crucify.
±rlp n. harvest, BH,Chr,Mt : cut corn, sheaf rodor (a) m., gs. rod(o)res ether, sky, heavens,
ripeness, maturity, PPsll8 M7 . ['ripe,
9
firmament, M,CP.
rodorbeorht heaven-bright, Da 369.
9
'reap ]
rtp*nl.(±)(eo,f)to'reap,'jB,AO,Chr,CP,G. rodorcynlngt m. king of heaven.
II.(AS10»)=ripi*n rodorlle of the heavens, heavenly, celestial, M.
ripe 'ripe,* mature, BH,Bo. rodorHhtung (roder-) f. dawn, LPs.
rtpemann m. reaper, MtL {hi-), ['reap- rodorstol (a 1 ) m. heavenly throne, G eh 749.
man ]1
rodortorht heavenly-bright, Gen 1416.
1
rtpere m. 'reaper, Mt. rodortungol n. star of heaven, Gkn 1667.
rtplan to become 'ripe,' ripen, A, A. rodwurfflend m. cross- worshipper, HGl403*°.
iiplsera n. sickle, MtLR4 tt . roe*e(Cp,NG)=r€oe
rlpnes f. 'ripeness,* harvest, LPs. rdrf vigorous, strong, brave, noble, renowned.
rlptere=riftere rofen pp. of rdofan.
riptlma m. time of harvest, Mt. [' reaptime '] rdfleas=hrdfleas
rfpung f . ripening, ripeness, maturity, A,RB, roglan to flourish, GnE 119.
VPs. ['riping'] rohte pret. 3 sg. of reoan.
+rls n. fury, Gl. rom=ramm
±risan 1 I. (usu. +) to 'rise,' stand up, Ps : Rom, Romeburg f Rome, AO. .
be be proper,
fit, M,Qu. ['irise'] II. to Roman f . Italy.
seize, carry off. Roman-e, -an pi. Romans, AO.
rise, riace (e;=y)'rush,' Cp;Udi. [L.]
f. rdmanlsc Roman, AZ,AO.
risebedd n. bed of rushes, EC. [. * rush ']
rlsoen made of rushes, M. ['rushen' ]
Rdm-feoh, -gesceot (LL) n., -penig [LL,
m. ' Rome-penny,' Romescot, Peter 's pence.
' '
W
riseleae n. rush leek, rush garlic, 356*. WW rdmlan (w. g.)tp possess? Gen 350.
rise*?lei m. rush-bed, Ct,GL. romm=ramm
risen- = nan - Rdmwalb (u 1
) m. inhabitant of Rome.
+ risen seizure, Guth78*. [risan] [wealh]
rbende ? rapacious, Bl225". Rom-ware (AO), -waran pi. inhabitants of
+rl8enlie convenient, suitable, becoming, AO, Rome, Romans.
CP. adv. -lice. rond=rand
ristondum 'odorato'? OEG23 4 . rop I.? broth, WW2729 . II. =ropp
±risne fit, meet, proper, convenient. rop liberal, Rd58».
+risnes f. congruUy, WW
383" replies f liberality, WW.
. .
+risnlan to agree, accord, WW330". ropp m. intestines, Lcd,WW (hi-), ['rope']

+risnu np. what is fitting, due, dignities, ropwsero m. colic, WW211".
AO. rdrend = rowend
risoda m. rheum, Lod 2-282". rdsbedd rose-bed, OEG23*.
rit pres. 3 sg. of ridan. rose, rose t'rose,'A,jE,Bl,Bo,MH. [L.roea]
rttJ {.favour, indulgence, So224
T
rdsen made of roses, Led : rose-coloured, rosy,
.
rf8 fm. f rifle? f. rivulet, stream, M,Bo,CP\ &,ZDA. ['rosen']

Mdf. ['rithe'] rtog rosy, MR23W.
rffifald m. catUe-pen, cow-shed, WW195M . +rosod roseate, OEG3278.
[hri«-] rost=rust
rrolg n. streamlet, Mdf. +rostlan to roast, dry, WW.
rHroa=rytioa; rix(^) = risc rot = hrot
rlxlan (&) = ricsian ; ro=r6w II. rot glad, cheerful, bright : noble, excellent*
roe n. what is chewed, cud, WW. r6t(e)1 'root,' NC31&.
roee m. over-garment, rochet. [Oer. rook] rdtfasst (root-fast), firmly established, Che
roocettan, rocettan to eructate, belch forth, 1127. [ON. rot]
utter, NG,VPs. rothwfl f. time of refreshing, PPs,
roeelan to rock (a child), Kl 101 1M . rotlan to 'rot,' putrefy, M,CPJjc*\
.rod f. 'rood, cross, gallows, M,Ct,Q,MH\ rdtlloe gladly, cheerfully, BH348S .
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ROTNES 245 RYNE
rotnes f. gladness, cheerfulness, DR
: refuge, ilbinmbAUc ampU, large, fuU,liberal, gracious.
protection, Pss. adv. -lice.
rotslan to make sad, afflict, CP417 . 9 rummodnes f. large-heartedness, liberality,
rotsung £ . refuge, protection, comfort, EPs 9 .10
kindness.
rotung f. corruption, ulcer, WW114
14.
rQmnes f . breadth, abundance, M.
[rotian] rQmod=rummdd
rdtfer I. m. rower, sailor, CP. [rowan] rfkmor adv. comp. still further.
II. =r6«or +rumpen twisted, wrinkled? 40. WW366
rotthund m. mastiff, WW. [ryBoa] rQmwelle spacious, MtL.7 1 *.
rottor n., gs. roores oar, scull, CP,WW.
ran f. mystery, secrecy, secret, El,Jn£i :
['rudder'] counsel, consultation, B,KC,Wa : (secret)
r6tfra=reora council : runic character, letter, : BB
rdw I. quiet, calm, gentle, soft, mild, CP. writing, An, Da. ['roun']
II. f. quietness, rest. [Oer. ruhe] 4-rana m. councillor, Gl.
± rowan 7 pret. pi. reowon, rSon to go by rQneofa m. chamber of secrets, breast, bosom,
water, 'row, ' sail, swim, LkL(hr-),WW ; M. Mbt22 . m
rowend m. rower, CP : sailor, M. rOneraftlg skilled in mysteries, 734. Da
rowett rewet= runere m. whisperer, tale-bearer, M. [ ' rouner ']
rownesf. rowing, BH384 81 . rQnian to whisper, murmur, talk secrets,
t&vnmg t. 'rowing,' NQ. conspire, JE,Psj3ol. ['round']
rudduo m. robin, WW. ['ruddock'] rOnlende whispering, 441. WW
['rouning']
rflde I. m. scabbiness, scab, WW
161 14 runl foul? running? Lcd3-36 17 . [?=*hranol]
(=*hrada?A30-253). UA.rue. [I,, rata] rOnlle mystical, pS11 .MtL
rudig rubicund, 'ruddy, ' OEG2932. -runn v. cys-gerann.
rudon pret. pL of reodan. +runnen pp. of -f rinnan.
rudu f. red colour, ApT: ruddy complexion, +runnenes f . that has been cooled or congealed,
WW : red cosmetic, JUL. ['rud'] GPH398.
rues =ryges gs. of iyge ; rOg =rah rQnstaf m. runic letter, rune, JE,B. ['rune-
rugern m. month of rye-harvest, August? stave']
LL12Pro. rOnung f. whispering, wheedling, M.
rQh gs. rawes 'rough,* Outh,Rd; M : coarse ['rouning']
(of cloth) : hairy, shaggy, M : undressed, runwltat m. private adviser, counsellor, wise
untamed, WW. man.
1
ruhna? m. ray (fish), NC324 (suhha). rQst m. 'rust, Cp,MtL,RB : moral canker,
['rough'] CP,HL.
ram I. adj. (±) roomy, wide, long, spacious, rOstig 'rusty, 9 A0251*1 .
ample, large, liberal, B,Bo,Mt,vPs;M, rate = rude

CP : unfettered, open, unrestricted, loose : rQwa m., rawe f. covering, tapestry.
noble, august. II. m. (±) space (extent or rawes v. rah.
time), 'room, ' Oen,Lk z scope* opportunity, rQzIan to make a noise, . [hruxl] MtR9 n
B,Mct. on +ram at large, apart. *y®-» ryc-=reo-, reo-
+rumat m. space, place. ifedpres. 3 eg. of reocan.
raman = ryman rjd (LL 192,2b) = rad I.
rame (once + ) adv. spaciously, -ryddan, -rydran v. a-r.
widely,
roomily, amply, liberally, extensively, abun- +rfd(e) ? prepared, ready.
dandy, Oen,Lcd : light-heartedly : in detail, ryden n. name of a plant, Lop 122a.
Jul 3 14. ['room'] ryderian v. a-r.
rtimed- = rammdd- r£e = ryhe
rflmg&l revelling in release from confinement rjfe ' rife,' frequent, Led (v. late).
(Noah's dove), Gen 1466. adv. -lice rytt (i, e) n. covering, veil, curtain, cloak, CP.
widely, NC318. ryge (i) m. 'rye,' Cp.
2
rOmgifa (eo ) m. bountiful giver, BH
194tt . rygen (i) made of rye, Led. ['ryen']
rOmgitul (y*) bountiful, jE,CP. rphe f. rug, blanket, Gl.
rQmgtfulnes f. liberality, bounty, profusion, ryht^riht; rfm-=rim-
M. ±r?man (e) to clear, open up, A,B,Lk,Met,
rOmbeort large-hearted, generous free from : W
: widen, extend, prolong, enlarge, M,CP :
care. make room, retire, retreat, yield, J5. ['rime';

rfkmheortaes f liberality.
. ram]
rOmlan to become clear of obstructions, Led r*met n. room, space, extent, comfort, M :
1-76". ['room'] benefit.

ramllo benign, liberal : plentiful, M. adv. r?metleastf. want of room, JEH1-34 M .
+ramlioe at large, fully, kindly, liberally, r^mtJ f. amplitude, CM 17.

abundantly, M,Bl,MtL. ['roomly'] r^n, rynan to roar, rage.
rammdd liberal, lavish, kind, CP. ryne (e) m. running, onward course, A,M,

RYNE 246 SiEDSWORN
Bo,VHy ;AO flux, flow (water, blood),
: conflict, strife, war, battle, feud, sedition,
Lk; M:
period of time, cycle, course of life : dispute, JR,B ; AO : affliction, persecution,
expanse, extent : orbit, ['rune'] trial sin, fault, B,Ph : prosecution, law-
:
±ryne n. mystery, dark saying. suit, action, a and 66cn jurisdiction, right
ryneglest m. running spirit (^lightning)? of holding a court for criminal and civil
rain-foe? (Tupper), Rd4". matters, LL (v. 2-466).
9
['sake ]
•rfnegu v. hel-r. sad- v. and.
rynel (e) m. runnel, stream, Bl,OD,VPs : •Ida m. snare, cord, halter, [op. Qer. saite]
runner, messenger, M. ['rindle'] tadel=aadol
ir^nelic mystical, adv. -free, ±aadellan to 'saddle,' JS,KC ('saddled').
rynellce? 'cursim,' QEGV*. aadlan to be sated, get wearied, Bo : (+)
rynemann} m. one skilled in mysteries. satiate, fill, Ps. ['sade' ; asd]
rynestrong strong in running, Rd207 . aadol (e1, u1 ) m. saddle.
ryneswlftf swift in running. aadolbeorbt with ornamented saddle, B2175.
rynettrag f space of time, Gu 184.
. sadolbogam. 'saddlebow,' WW.
rynewdnf m. swift vehicle, chariot. sadollelg 1 pommel of a saddle, Gl.
ryng-=reng- Saduceiso Sadducean; as sb. m. Sadducee.
rfnig good in counsel? Cra5\. [ran] aadul=sadol
ryniga? m. liquid that runs off? Lcd. aft ml often indeoL but also gs. aSs, sewe,
rynnlng f. rennrf, 128" WW seo; nap. ses, gp. sfiwa, dp sewum,
r^nstfiBf (MF172)=runst«f ; rjp = rip an(u)m sheet of water, 'sea,' lake, pool, AS,
±rypan I. to spoil, plunder, rob, Chr,MtL, B,Bo,0,Lcd, VPs.
LL,W. II. pL sheaves, CSPs.
['ripe'] afifil m. sea-eel, WW447*
I II. IV. = ripan
= rsepan. aftcelfen = aeelfen
rypere m. robber, plunderer. aftbatf 1 'sea-boat,' vessel, ship, B.
raping m. plunder, spoliation, OEQ3149. aftbeorg m. cliff by the sea : mountain of
Vriping'] waves? An308.
ryplen 7 ma<Je o/ 6room [A 3 1 »536]. aftburg t seaport town, MtL4M.
ryps =repe ; -r^ric v. s©-r. ; rysc- = risc- ss&c I. offensive, odious : guilty. II. (KGl
rysel, ryel ( M), ryg(e)le m. lard, fat. 61 M)=sacc
+rysen-, +rysn- = +risn- aw©-, saw- =sec- (and v. aaou) t seo-
»yslg(OEG8MT )=hiiBig tflBee h I strife, contest [saoan] II. m.
ryt rubbish for burning, underwood, UL sackcloth, JR. ['sack' ;=saoo]
36[27]. sssooe pres. 1 sg. of saoan.
ryK I.=ri6. II. pies. 3 sg. of ryn. ssdoolng m. sacking, pallet, Mk6u.
rÛer=hrtBer ssecddm = soeacddm
rytfta m. a species of dog, mastiff, M. aftceastor f. seaport town, MtR4u .
[Qer. rude] s&ceosol m. sea-sand, shingle, M.

SBBcerdHisacerd ; a83Cgen=s»gen
aftclr m. sea-ebbing, Ex 291.
8 aftolian (C£r)=8iclian
sftenfn. cliff by the sea, Bo. ['seacUff']
sftm. tub, bucket, GL [ON. sir; v. 'say'] aflooeo m. cockle, WW 94".
saban m? «*eef, WW602". afteol n. jet, W W 416*. ['seacoal']
aae = (l)sacu; (2) asBO sfteynlng m. sea-king, B2382.
saca nap. of saou. ssBcysul = aseceosol
±saca m. opponent, foe, M. asdd (occl sad- in obL cases) w. g. sated with,
aaean* to struggle, dispute, disagree, wrangle, weary of, satiated, filled, fill, Ps,Bd. ['sad']
fight accuse, blame, bring a criminal or aftd n., nap. sod, sftdu 'seed,' Jf*,VPs(S),
:
civil action against any one, lay claim to, LL. M,CP : ût«, offspring, posterity, MkL,
1
taco (ae) m. 'sack, bag, JR. [L. saccus] VPs : sowing, Met ; : growth. M
sacerd mf. priest, priestess, JE,CP. [L. aftdberende seed-bearing, M.
sacerdos] aftdcynn n. kind of seed.
aftoerdbana m. priest-slayer, W. aftde pret. 3 sg. of secgan.
sacerdgerfsne befitting a priest, BH206". aftdtor m. sea-monster.
aftoerdhad m. priesthood, CP. aftdere m. sower, M,MkL. ['seeder']
sacerdland n. land allotted to priests, 2& aftdlan to provide seed, LL460[10].
aftoerdllo sacerdotal, priestly, BH. aftdleap m. sower's basket, A. ['seedlip']
aftoerhad = sacerdhad aftdllo belonging to seed, seminal, 146s. DR
aaeful quarrelsome, contentious, M. ['sakful'] sftdna* m. sowing, 147*. WW
saclan to wrangle, strive, M. sssdnes f. satiety, GPH391.
ascites innocent, LL : unmolested, safe, KC, aftdraca m. sea-dragon.
MtL. ['sackless'] aftdsworn seed (fig. and collectively), REHy
f. (oblique cases often have sax?-) 8(9)".
i
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SÊDTMA 247 8MT
sAdtbna m. seed-time, Hex 12 s8
. +aAHgUe happy, blessed, fortunate, adv.
sAearm m. arm of the sea, A022*. -Hoe, Bo. VseUily']
sAetten (»*) t sea-elf, Naiad, WW. +sAUgnes 1 happiness.
aAfareld n. passage of the (Bed) sea, A038". sA-DSend, -litiendet m. sailor.
sAtesten f. watery stronghold, ocean, Ex 127. +sAllle» +s£liglic
sA-faroti, -fearotff m. sea-coast, Sffilmerlge f. brine, M. [L. *Balmoria ; Ok.
totem f. Severn. [L. Sabrina] aXpvpls]
1
sAflse m. sea-fish,' Cr. +raltan (NGHsealtan
sAflod mn. tide, inundation, flood, flow of the raltna m. name of a bird, bunting ? robin?
sea, flood-tide, AO :
(f) sea.
[' seafood*] WW44".
sAflota m. (sea-floater), ship, An 381. raft t. dwelling, house, Gxn785.
sAfor £ sea-voyage, Sbaf42. ±sAItf (v) f. (osu. in pL) happiness, pros-
±sAgan to cause to sink, settle : cause perity, blessing, Bo iE,CP.

to fall, f i-selth ']
;
fell, destroy, [aigan] tAlwang (o s )f m. fertile plain.

s®gd-=B»ged- sfimv.se; sAma=sema
sagde pret. 3 sg. of seogan. +aAman = +syman, sieman
ssegdlg (N)=s«gde io *"""
m. seaman, pirate, viking, B.
*
1
aAgfep spacious (ship), B1896. sAmearhf m. sea-horse, ship.

±iAgednM £ sacrifice, MkLR12" ; APs65": sAmend = semend
mystery, mhlZ*(gi-). sAmest snperl. (of *sfime?) worst
sAgem&re n. sea-coast, G. sAmestre = seamestre
±s89gen (e) f. speech, statement, MJlO :pre- afimitte weary from a sea-voyage, B325.
monition, prophecy, AO : '*[**% story, afimlnte f. sea-mint, WW.
legend, seo halge +8. Holy Writ.
sAgenga m.t ship sailor. : sAmra oomp. (of *s»me?) worse, inferior9
sAgeset m. coast region, Gl. weaker.
s®gl=sigel; SBagnian=8egnian ramttnges = samtinges
sAgon pret. pi. of aeon. " maritime, OEG6»
sAgrund m. sea-bottom, abyss, M,CP. m. sea-vessel, ship, Hu26.
S»h=seah m. cape, promontory, maze.
sAheali f. side next the sea, Chb 1072b. ranegan=sengan; S8endan=sendan
sAhengest m. sea-horse, ship, An 488 : sAne (often w. g.) slack, lazy, careless,
hippopotamus, WW. negligent, dull, cowardly.
sAhete m. boiling, surging of the sea, BH sAnet n. net for sea-fishing, WW336M .
384**. rangan =sengan ; sAntan=senian

sAholm m. ocean, An 529. rap (e) n. sap, 9 juice, Cr,WW.
*
rant == sent; rahtMan=sahtlian sAp(iEL3 1«1 )=seap

sAhund m. sea-dog, sea-monster, OEG26*1. raplg 'sappy, ' juicy, succulent, OEG161.
sal n. nap. salu room, hatt, castle, B,Bd. sssppe f. spruce fir, WW26914 [L. *sappi- .
['sale'; Oer. saal] num ; Fr. sapin]

sAl (fi) I. mf. (occL dp. salum) time, season, rapspdn 1 a shaving with sap in it, Lgd 106b
opportunity, occasion, condition, position, afire =sare

Led ; M, AO
: prosperity, happiness, joy, B. sArlma m. sea-border, sea-shore, coast, Chr.
on salum happy; 'gaudete,' GD202*. to ['searim']
steles in due time, NR39. H.=sel II. sArtnet m. seaman, pirate, viking.
sAlief n. sea-gift, sea-spoil, B. sArof hardy at sea, Oba56.
sAlfldf *• sea-way. sea-voyage. seerwlan = Bearwian
sAUff f. sea-leavings, jetsam. sArfrto m. sea-reed ? (OK) ; an ait? (BT),
±sAlan I. (e) to take place, happen, [s&l L] Whale 10.
II-t to tie, bind, fetter, fasten : curb, restrain, 88B8=sess; sAsv. B&.
confine, [sal ; Oer. soil] sAsoeafla m. pirate, WW4698 .
sAsoell f. 'sea-shell, MHIS*.
9
sAland n. coast, maritime district, (X
S8Bld=seld afistt m. sea-voyage, B1149.
ralen I. made of willow, WW518*. [sealh] sfi-sneegl, -sneel m. * sea-snail,' WW.
II.=selen sAsteorra m. guiding star (for sailors), HL.
•AleodA = sfilida
sA!eo« n. song at sea, rowers' song,
^^
WW
['seastar']
379*. S83Ster= aeeter
sAstrand m. sea-strand,' foreshore, M.
'
-raletta v. sealt-s.
sAlic of the sea, marine, M. sAstream, as mpl. waters of the sea, An.
sAUda m. seafarer, sailor, mariner
I'seastream'l : pirate*
___
[littan] sAswalwe (h&-) f. sand-martin, tt
WW7 .
±sAlig (+ exo. at LL300a) happy, pros- sset pret. 3 sg. of sittan.

perous, AO,Bo, Oen. ['i-seli'] •At f. lurking-place : snare, gin? LL445[2].
+8AUge happily, WW407**. [sittan]

SjET 248 SAMNIAN
+88»t xl act of sitting, MkL ptP*. sahl-=8ealh-; sahl= sagol; sahtMseht
seta m? holding of land, EC447". sal mf. bond, rope, cord, rein, collar, B,Qcn.
-sAta (e) v. burg-8. ['sole'; Oer. seU]
sAtan=B*etian; -sAte v. an(d)-s. sala m. act of selling, 'sale,' WW.
=
sseterdsag asBtera(es)d«eg salb=sealf; saleh=sealh
sAt-ere, -noie (e) m. waytoyer, robber : #py : salde =Bealde pret 3 sg. of sellan.
seditious one, seducer (the Devil), CP. salI(Cp)=sealf
seetern-dasg, WBter(n)ee- m. 'Saturday,' salfle, salfige t sage, Lcd. [L. salvia]
BH,Bl,Lk. [L. Saturni dies] salh (01), salig=sealh
Sflsternlht 1 Friday night, M. saDetan to sing psalms, play on, or sing to, the
sAtlan (§) (w. g.) to fte »» «wrt for, plot harp. [L. psallere]
against, CP. [sittan] salm-=sealm-
a»tb-toetl; sAtn-=s»t- 9
SffitU, silnesf. silence, A8-319* . [cp. Ooth. ailan]
+S8Btnes = +setnes salo^salu; salor=solor
sAton pret. pL of sittan. salowlgpad = saluwigpad
sAtung (e) 1 ambush, trap, plot, snare, OP : saltHteealt
9
sedition, saltere (ea) m. 'psalter, collection of psalms,
sA*(J£L36*M )=8ea8 service book containing the psalms, BH,Ct
sAffftof v. heahs&oeof M : psaltery, Lcd (ps-).
[ L. paalterium]
U.
sestforle f. savory (plant). [L. satureia] salthaga m. robin redbreast? WW286
sASrenewudu = Buoernewudu ; sAum v. sfi. salu I. (ea) dark, dusky, Bd. {'sallow'}
sAupwearp jetsam, TC421 M . II. nap. of 88?L
sAwAg m. sea-wave, Da 384. salubrun (ea 1 , o*) dark brown, Fin 37.
sAwster n. 'sea-water,' Led 10b. salum . s&l.
sAwan= sawan salunsb dark-complexioned, Rd60*.
sAwir n. seaweed, W W 135* 1
. ['teawore'] salupad dark-coated, Rd68».
sAwarott n. sea-ohortj beach. saluwigpad = salwigpad
salwed ptc. darkened, painted black (with
sAweallf m. * sea-watt,* seashore, beach, cliff, pitch), GEK1481.
B : wall of water (in the Red Sea). salwigfet$era{ having dark plumage.
sAweard m. coast warden, LL. salwlgpadf having dark plumage,
sAweg m. path through the sea, Ps&*. salwong = Bfilwang
['seaway'] sam oonj. whether, or. sam...sam whether.
Awirlfft weary from a sea-voyage, An. or, AO. sam ge...sam ge; sam oe..,
['seaweary'] tSe whether... or.
sAwet n. sowing, [sawan] sam- (^together) denotes union, combina-
sAwfdng m. sea-viking. Ex 333. tion, or agreement. [ON. sam-]
sAwfht f. marine animal, BH26*. stm- (=*half-) denotes a partial or imperfect
lAwong m. seashore, beach, B1964. condition. [L. semi-]
sAwtfpros. 3 eg. of sawan. sama=same v. swa.
sAwudu m. vessel, ship, B226. samad-==samod-
sambssrned half-burnt, OEG.
m. sea-surf,
i billow, B393. samboren born out of due time, WW 356*.
88BZ(OL)=seaz sambryee m. partial breach (of rules, laws,
sA?5 1 sea-wave, LL468[9]. etc),
salens, safine f. savine (a kind of juniper). sam-cwlo, -cuou (o1 ) half-dead, J3,AO.
[L. sabina] same only in swa a (swa) in like manner,
saftriende ptc. rheumatic, WW161 M . also, as.
sig pret. 3 sg. of sigan. samedMsamod
saga I. imperat. of secgan. II. m., +saga samen adv. together JnR (o1 ).
n.=saga IL samgrene half-green, immature, WW 405*.
+saga n. narrative, LkLl 1 . samgung young, CM 123. [geong]
sagast prea. 2 sg., sagati pres. 3 sg. t sagode samhal unwell, weakly, W273 . 10
pret. 3 sg. of secgan. samhaort unanimous, PPsl49l.

sftg-ol, -el m. (sagl- in obi. oases) club, cudgel, isamhlwan pL members of the same house-
stick, staff, pole, AO.QD,Mt\ M,CP. hold, CP.
Csowel*] samhwyle pron. some.
-sagol v. leas-, s6o\ w&r-s. samlAred half-taught, badly instructed, M.
sagu (±) I. f. 'saw,' saying, report, story, together, at the same time.
traditionr tale, Lk,WW;&
: presage, „ =samnunga
prophecy : witness, testimony, [secgan] samlooen half-closed, NC318.
II. f. 'saw' (too ), A,WW. sammAle agreed, accordant, united.
ah I. pret. 3 sg. (sigan. U. pret. 3 sg.*of sammelt half-digested, Lcd 69b.
»
eon II ±samnlan to assemble, meet, collect, unite.

SAMNINGA 249 SARIGMOD
join, gather together, (tr.) Da, Led; (intr.) A, VPs AO Mdf ; ; : sandy shore, seashore,
Ps : glean, ['mm'] beach.
samnlnga = samnunga aandbeorg m. sand-hiU, sand-bank.
±samnung (o)(but oocL gs. samnunges) sandceosol m. sand, gravel, M.
f.
assembly, council, MkL;M,CP. ['samen- sandeorn n. grain of sand, M.

ing'] sandgeweorp (u8 ) n. sand-bank, quicksand.
samnunga («, e, o) adv. forthwith, immedi- sandgewyrpe n. sand-heap, KC6-228*3 .
ately, suddenly. [=semninga] sandgrot n. grain of sand, Hell 117.

aamnungcwldc (o 1 ) collect, DB21 . sand-hlttf n., nap. -hleoou sandy slope,
samod (o1 ) I. adv. simultaneously, at the hillock, An236.
same time, together, jE,AO : entirely, : M
sandhof} n. sand-house, barrow, grave.
8
also, as well. too. II. prep. (w. d.) together sandhricg m. sand-bank, JEGr75 .
1
with, at (of lime), M. [Qer. sammt] sandhyll m. 'sand-hill, Cp(o).
samodberan4 to bear together. sandlg sandy, Led. ' '
samodcumend flocking together, CM282. sandlht (o) sandy, dusty, AO.

samodeard (o u*)t m. common home,
1
, sandlondf (o) n. sandy shore.
samodfSBSt joined together, Cr1581. sandrid n. quicksand, WW183 7.
samodgangT m. communication between sang I. m. noise, 'song,' singing, B,Bo,Or,
rooms, GD170*. (v. NC318.) LkL : psalm, poem, lay, Bl,CP,VPs(o).
samodgefllt (o) n. strife, WW38288. II. pret. 3 sg. of aingan.
samodgesKJ m. comrade, GPH400. aangboc f. singing-book, service-book, KC,LL.
1
samodherlan (o ) to praise together, RPs 1 Id .
1 1 ['songbook ]
samodhering f. praising, ES 40-302. sangcrsdftm art of singing, composing poetry,
+samodlAean to bring together, RPs 1 12*. or playing an instrument.
samodllce adv. together, Chb1123.
9
sangdraam m. 'cantilena, song, music» CM
saxnodrynelas mpl. 'concurrents, A 8*302.
1
638.
1
samodsprAc f. colloquy, conversation, CM 51 1. sangere (o) m. singer, poet, BH,BL ['songer ]
samodswegende consonantal, MOrSF. sangestre f. songstress, MQr. ['songster*]
N
samodtang continuous, successive, v. C318. sangpTpe f. pipe, GPH389*.
samodflyrlic (o) adj. concordant, WW
378* -sinlan v. a-s. [sftne]
samodwellung (o1 ) f. welding together, WW
sann pret. 3 sg. of simian,
380". [weallan] sip f ? amber, unguent, Gl.
samodwlst f. a being one with, GD2244. sipbox m. box for resin? soap-box f LL
samodwunung 1 common residence, living 466[17].
together, LL(422»). sipe f. 'soap,
1
salve, Lcd,WW;M.
samodwyroende ptc. co-operating, WW 384". sir I. n. bodily pain, sickness,
1
BH,Bl,Cr,
samra=8©mra VPs : wound, 'sore, raw place, Ou,Lcd :
samrad harmonious, united, MbtII 96
. suffering, sorrow, affliction, Bo,Chr. II. adj.
simsoden half-cooked, LL(166*n). sore, sad, grievous, painful, wounding, CP,
simstorfen half-dead, GPH401. Cr,Qen,Lcd,LL,Bd.
simswAtod half burnt, OEG4388. sarbennj 1 painful sore or wound.
samswege (u1 ) adj. sounding together, in sirbot i compensation for wounding, LL
unison. 500[10,11
samtingM (ib1 , e1, e*) adv. all at once, siroUffi m. bandage, WW.
immediately, forthwith, M. sarcren sore, tender, Lcn>65b.
samtfe conj. in phrase samoe...samoe... as sarcwldef m. taunt, reproach : lament.
1
weU...as... ('tarn'... 'quam ...), CM
140, sire (ft) adv. sorely, heavily, grievously,
etc. [earn] , bitterly, B,Cr,Oen,Ps : painfully, B. ['sore']
samweaxen half-dead, NC319. sirettan to grieve, be. vexed, lament, complain,
aamwlnnende ptc. contending together, CP. WW
21 V. sarferhU sorrowful, Gxn2244.
samwls stupid, dull, foolish, CP. adv. -lice. sarga m. trumpet, clarion, Gl.
samwist f living together, cohabitation.
. sarglan (±) to cause pain, afflict, wound,
s&mworht unfinished, Ckb. grieve : be pained, suffer, languish, CP.
samwr&dnes f. union, combination, Boll44. [sarig]
samwyrcan to half do a thing, do it imperfect- sargung t lamentation, grief.
ly, LL350[61,1]. sirian to become painful, CP : grieve, be sad,
sane I. pret. 3 sg. of sincan. II. = Bang feel sorry for, BH.
1
sanct m. holy person, saint, M. [L. sanctus] Birig 'sorry, grieved, sorrowful, sad, jR, Bo,
sand (o) I. £ action of sending, embassy, Cr,Ps.
mission, deputation, M
: message : (also m.) sirlgctorm (e») m. wailing, MFH128 .
8
messenger, ambassador : sending, service, sirigferhtJf sad-hearted.

course of food, repast, mess, victuals, Ep\ sarlgmdd dejected, mournful, B. ['sorry-
M. [' sand ' ; sendan] II. n. sand, * gravel, mood']

SARIGNES 200 SCANDNES
sirignes 1 Badness, grief, JS,Chr. ['sorri- pret pL of scieran.
ness'] I. (Gen) =scea«. IL=Boeg«
sarlle grievous, sad, doleful, painful, lament- =8ceS-, sceatS-
'
able, bitter, JB,BJo,BL adv. .fide ' sorely, seata m. plane* EpJLL. ['shave']
grievously, mournfully, bitterly, painfully, ±scafan< (a, a\ ea) to 'shave,' scrape, polish,
JB,Bl,Bo,Jul;CP. Cp,BH.
sinus t affliction, distress, suffering, pain, seaff&t splay-footed, Gl.
grief, JB. [' soreness'] sealde =sceolde pret. 3 sg. of sonlan.
sbssofm* t complaint, WW 488* sealdhftl papyrus-plant, Cpl491 (v. £8
sirslsfsf m. painful blow. 43-320).
sirspell n. sad story, complaint. seaMtyfel = ecealdoyfel
sarstsstt m. cutting word, abuse, insult sealn=8cealu
scamel=8camol
9
sar-wracuf I, gds. -wr®ce grievous perse- seamfSBSt 'shamefast, modest, CP.
cution, sore tribulation. seamful (eo) modest, DR. ['shameful']
sarwylm m. pain, illness, Gull23. seamlan (ea, eo, o) (w. g.) to be ashamed,
saturege i. savory (plant), Zed 147a. ['sa- blush, B,CP : (unpen., w. a. of pen. and g.
tureie'] of thing) cause shame, AB(ee>) .CP. [' shame ]
saul=sawol seamlse causing shame, WW532*1 .
±sawan7 to ' sow, ' strew seed, implant, JR,Bot scamMa* 'shameless,' impudent, immodest,
Lcd,G,VPs : disseminate, Bo,CP. CP.
sawelWsawol sfamMasHr shameless, CP. adv. -lioe
+saweled having a soul, O. 'shamelessly,' CP.
1
sawend, sawere (lit) m. 'sower.* seamltast (ea ) f. impudence, shamelessness,
sawl (CP)wsawol immodesty.
sawttan to erptre, JE. scamlle («, ea) shameful, disgraceful, ; OBG
sawlung (e») f. cfytn?, flAr. ['soiiJm?'] AO : modest, ['shamely'] adv. -lice, CP.
sa-wol (-wel, sawle 'sotri,' seamlim n. private member, GPH300.
-viol, -wl) f., gs.
life, JB,B,Bl,Bo,VPs ; CP Blfihr : scamol (se1 , e1, ea1 , eo1, o1 ; .e*, u1 ) m. stool,
: spirit,
hvt'n? 6e»ng, JB. footstool, bench, table (of money-changers),
sawolberend m. human being, B1004(wl). JW(eo), VPs(o). ['shamble']
sawolcund (e) spiritual, Gu288. scamu (ea, eo, o) t 'shame, ' confusion, Cp(o),
sawoMrtorf n. lift-blood. Lk{eo) : disgrace, dishonour, Cr(o) : in-
sawolgedalf n. death.
sawolgesceot = g&wolscot
suit, MkB(o) : shameful circumstance,
modesty, CP : private parts, Gen,WW.
WW
a.
sawolhord (©*, wl)t n. life, body. don to inflict injury.
sawolhorf- n. (soul house), body. scamul= scamol
sawoDftas soulless, lifeless, M. scanning (ea) 1 disgrace, LPs68*\
sawol-soeat (©*), -soot m. payment to the scan pret. 3 ag. of soman.
church on the death of a person, LL. scanea m. ' shank,' shin, leg, Ph,WW : ham?
sawoKearf f. soul's need, TC474(wl). LL (scone).
sawon pret. pL of soon,
sawuiwsawol
scancbend (soang-) m. leg-band, garter,
152 M .
WW
sea-, sea-, v. also acea-, soea-. seancforad broken-legged, CP.
a*abfot=scaffdt; soad=+scead L scanogebeorg f. leg-greave, WW6359.
im. crown of head, PPsQI* ['shode'] seancgsglrala m. leg-clothing, leg-band,
(5a) f. salve or powder {for the anklet, garter, WW467».
head?), Lcd. seancHra m. calf of the leg, 4. WW266
+seadwyrt f. oxeye, Lcd 103a. scand I. (ea, eo, o) 1 ignominy, shame, con-
sees-, 8csV=scea-, scea- fusion, disgrace, Chr,Cr : scandal, disgrace-
sosso, soeo 'boja, ' fetters, JGPh 1-320. [Du. ful thing, CP. II. m. wretch, impostor,
schake] recreant, buffoon, M. IIL 1 bad woman.
sessoen pp. of soeaoan. ['shond']
sC8Bd =
(l)soead; (2) sceabb Beandtol shameful, disgraceful, ['shond- MH.
sessftamund = sceaftmund full']
=
sc&ftt eoeafooa seandhfls m. house of ill fame, 26 . MH M
scsegftssoegti; scaeni-=scam- scandllc (ea, o) shameful, disgraceful, vile,
sednan I. (±) (6, ea) to break, wrench open, unchaste, Bo : jE,AO(o). ['shondly '] adv.
JB. ['shene'] II. (+) to render briUiantf -lice shamefully, obscenely : insultingly.
8ol222 (GK). seandliones 1 shame, disgrace, CP(o) : dis-
§c»nc= scene; scasndan = aciendan graceful act.
+ scAnlngnes f. collision, WW384 10
. scandlunende loving shamefully, ZDA31-25.
sedspMsoeap scssptlo (Cp) = sceaftlo
; +scandnes (e, y) f. shame, confusion, JR, Ps.
sossr = soear I. and II. ['shendness']

SCANDWORD 251 SCEARD
scandword (ea) n. abusive, blasphemous or existence, jE.CP : (+) dispensation, destiny,
obscene language, W255 16 . fate, CP
: (
+
) condition, nature, [scieppan]
soang-=scano-; +scap- =+sceap- seeaft-ld, pi -16n spear-strap, Cp (sco(a)pt-).
+8oapen pp. of scieppan. oeaftmund (ae) 1 span, LL. [* shaftrnent]
scar-=soear- sceaftrihte adv. in a straight line, tiC64.

sca*-=8cea6- ; soteb (Cp)=8c6af =
sceaft sceafboa
aceaba=scafa sceaga (a) m. copse, Ct ; Mdi
['show']
aeeabb ro. 'scab,' CP. ['shab'] aoaagod = sceacgede -*
sceabbede purulent, having sores or scabs, sceal pros. 1 and 3 sg. of sculan.
OEQ. ['shabbed'] soealo m. servant, retainer, soldier, subject,
soeacan6 (tr. and intr. ) to * shake,' move quickly member of a crew, Ps : man, youth, B.
to and fro, MtL : go, glide, hasten, flee, ['shalk']
depart, B ; M : pa*s from, proceed, CP. soaaM shallow, PST 1896-8, 632.
sceacdom (») m. flight, M. soealde=soe61de pret. 2 sg. of sculan.
1 (e) m. 'shackle,' plectrum. WW : seealdttyfel m. 'alga,' seaweed, marsh plant,
m. robber, NG. [Oer. scbaoher]
i shrub, GD100; 212 (v. ES38-356; 43-318).
m. rough hair, wool, etc, WW. scealfor f., scealfra (M) m. plungeon, diver
V'W] m
(bird), [op. OHO. soarbo]
aeeaegede hairy , shaggy, WW. toaalga (v) m. a fish, roachf ruddf WW.
sceacHne (WW182M )=sceatline ['shallow']
sceaones f. excussio, ' EPs 1404.
'
-aoaallan v. a-s.
soeaeul=soeacel sceall= sceal pres. 1 and 3 eg. of sculan.
acead (a, se, e) n. shadow, shade : shelter, aoaallan pL 'testiculi,' Lod.
protection : stye, Cpl954 (E843-326). aoaaltu =scealt ou (pres. 2 sg. of sculan, and
+sotad (a) n. separation, distinction, LkL : pron. 2 pen.).
discretion, understanding, argument, J5; soealu (a) f. shell, husk, Ep(s) : scale (of a
CP : reason, MF 142 11 : reckoning, account, balance), M
: dish, KG. ['shale']
Ml : accuracy. ['shed'] sceam m. pale grey or white horse t Rd23*.
7
±8Ctedan (a, 6) (tr. and intr.) to divide, [Oer. sohunmel]
separate, part, Soul; Lod(&) : discriminate,
decide, determine, appoint : differ : scatter, soean pret. 3 sg. of soman. /tOt^Vv
'shed,' Led. Bfffanan o-lfrn an =
aoeadd m. 'shad' (fish), £06-147.
aotadelloe = sceadlioe sceandwscand
+soaaden rational, sceanfeld = soinfeld
M.
sceadenmfil n. damascened sword? B 1939 ? (ft, «, i) n. ' sheep,' CP,WW.
aoeadesealf =ecadeeealf ; soeadew-^soeadw- +soaap (a) n., nap. -pu ' shape,' form,
soaadlht shady, CVHy5». created being, creature, El,Oen,WW :
soaadtte shady, 2886. OEG creation : dispensation, fate : condition :
+soeadllc reasonable, discreet, wise, accurate, (±) 'genitalia,' A.

CP. adv. -lice. -aceap v. for-s.
+sceadnes? 'auctoritas ' NC. softapeetere (ft1 , P; e1 ) m. sheep's carcase,
:
soaadu (a) £., m. 8cead(u)we, sceade 'shade,' LL449[8].

shadow, darkness, Ex,Ps,Sol ; CP : shady pp. of scieppan.
place, arbour, Led : shelter. adj. of a sheep, Lod.
soaadugaard m. shady place, Cp79r. las f. creation, formation, M.
seeadugenga m. wanderer in darkness, B703. , m. sheepfold, EC373.
1
seeaduhelm (a ) m. darkness, B660. soeapheord f. flock of sheep, M.
1
soaadwlan (a ) to protect, shield, Ps90*. soeapheorden n. shed, 185". WW
['shadow'] +seeaphwH t fated hour, B26.
(»)
aoeadwlg shady, RHy5". aoaaphyrde (W;M) (i) m. 'shepherd.'
±aotad-w1s (a), -wialio sagacious, intelligent, aoaapllo of a sheep, OEG ll" 7 .
rational, wise, M. adv. -lice. +seaapllee ably, My, BH324«(ca)

seaadwtanes f. sagacity, reason. sceapscearu (§) f. sheep-shearing, M.
soaadwung f overshadowing, M.
. -sceapung v. for-s.
soeaf I. m. 'sheaf,' bundle. JBJLcd;CB. seeapwffisce f. place for washing sheep, Ct.
II. pret. 3 eg. of soufan. seaapwle n. sheepfold, KC3-406*.
8oaafan=scafan seaar I. (ae, e) mn. ploughshare, Cp(n),
soaafmfthim adv. into bundles, Mtl3*°. 8c(e). [' share ] II. pret. 3 sg. of Bcieran.
sceafotfa m. chip, shaving, dip, scraping. seaara=scearra
sceaft («, e) m. staff, pole, 'shaft,' Met,WW: tcaarbaam m. wood to which the ploughshare
spear-shaft, spear, JB ; CP. is fixed, WW196".
± sceaft fn., nap. -tu, -ta, -te created being, sceard I. n. incision, cleft, gap, Ct : potsherd,
creature, M,OP : creation, construction, OPH. ['shard'] II. adj. cut, mutilated,

8CEARFIAN 262 SCEOGAN
gashed, notched, hacked : (w. g.) bereft of, teasttaa -floeotSan
deprived of. ieea*elf.ata*Zefi '« day >LL455,16,1
±soearflan to cut off, scrape, shred. (v. ANS1161* 5 ).
loearfilan to scrape, u.
LodM84 aeeatfenes = eceones
aoearfung 1 scraping, scarifying, Lcd. aeeattul hurtful, (72)209. [' scatheful']
•oaarn (», e) n. dung, muck, Lcd,VPs. teaaVtan to injure, spoil, steal

['shorn'] leeatflg (») injurious, iEGR63".
•oaarnbudda m. dung-beetle, j£Gr308Hl soeatfung 1 injury, damage, TC 138". ^
aoearn-wibba («, e) -wifel (-fiiel, WW)
m. sotewendspr&c t scurrility, buffoonery,
^
WW
dung-beetle. 633*.
fOtaron=BCffiroii piet. pL of Bcieran. otewendwbe i buffoon's song, Rd9*.
seearp (a, ae) 'sharp,' pointed, prickly, Lcd, aoeawere m. beholder, spectator, observer,
Soul, VPa : acute, keen, active, shrewd. Bo, spy, B-,M,CP : mirror, ['shower']
Lcd : severe, rough, harsh, AOJLcd : biting, ±aoeawlan to look, gaze, see, behold, observe,
bitter, acid, Lcd : brave, [acieran] B; M,\0,CP : inspect, examine, scrutinize,
eearpe L adv. 'sharply,' keenly, Hex,Ps; Chr,Lk ; jE,AO : have respect to, look favour-
jE. IL f. scarification, Lod.
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ably on, M
look out, look for, choose,
: : M
oearpecgad 'sharp-edged, A. ['show']
decree, grant,
•oearplan to score, scarify, Lcd. aoeawung (a) f. seeing, surveying, inspection,
toaarpUe sharp, severe, effectual, adv. -lice scrutiny, examination, contemplation, AO.
'sharply,' acutely, keenly, CP
: painfully, CP : respect, regard : show, spectacle, appear-
severely, OET,W : effectually, CM
192 : ance^ Bl,MkL : toll on exposure of goods,
attentively, A : quickly, WW. ['showing']
seearpnas f. 'sharpness,' acutencss, keen aeeb=sceabb; eceb=sceaf; aoec=Bcaec
observation, Bo,Cp,CP; M: tartness, pun- soeoel=sceacel; scedwscead
gency, acidity, Lcd,W ; M
: efficacy. sold prei. 3 ag. of sceadan.
soearpnumol effective, Lod. foaf-=sceaf-, ecyf-
•oearpslene keen-sighted, Bo. eeegtt (ae, ei) mi vessel, ship. [ON. akefti]
sooarpantewung I argument, G. aaagthnami (ae) m. sailor, pirate, viking, M.
ieaaipgane(ful)ltee adv. efficaciously. aoehtJ=scegC; soaltJwacegC
•oaarpttanool quick-witted, keen, Lcd3*440*\ oal = (l)8oeal; (2) soiell
oaarpung t scarifying, Lod. aaald = (l)Bcield; (2)ecyldl.
aoearra fpL shears, scissors, A,CP,WW. aeeld- = scUd-, soyid-
['shear''] •oelege (GL)=8oeolh5ge
soeaneax (e, i, ie, y) n. rotor, CP. aeelfan* (=ie) to totter, shake, [O^.akiaJfa]
oaaru I. (a, m, y) I shearing, shaving, aoelfar=eoealfor
tonsure, M. IL (a) I 'share' -bone, groin, •oell L = aoeaL IL Wsoiell
Lcdt WW(e). •oelle (=ie) separation? cutting offt Cp777c
^ aotat I. m. cornerK angle, edge, point, promon- (v. FM100).
tory, Mdf : quarter, district, region, surface oamel=Boamol; acenan — eofcnan
{ofthe earth) : lap, bosom, fold, CP : napkin, foene (s) m. (±) drink, drought, Lcd\MtL :
sheet, covering, cloak, garment, CP : inlet, cup, CM969. ['shench']
creek, BH 90s7 . [Oer. echoes] IL pret. 3 ±aaanoan to pour out, oive drink, B,LPs(m),
ag. of sceotaiL °- xno
8c; M.CP. ['shench* ; Oer. sohenken]
•
aoeata m. angle, corner, AO: bosom, lap, I jug, TC636 7 .
lower part of a sail : napkin. [Oer. schote] L (±, i, ie, j) to put to shame, con-
Mtetood m. wallet, WW 107 1. [oodd] found, discomfort, AO, VPs : blame, CP(ie)
aoaatDne f. sheet by which a sail is trimmed to corrupt, injure, CrJ)R : disgrace, insult
the wind, WW288* ['shend'] IL=acyndanL
leaatt (ae, e) m. property, treasure, coin, aoendle 1 reproach, LkLRll 8.
money, wealth, LL
: payment, price, tribute, -f-aoendnes = + acandnes
bribe, reward, M : money of account, toandung f. reproach, affliction, N.
denarius, twentieth part of a shilling (Kent), setae =eciene; acenfeW=ncmfeld
. LL2G34. ['sceat'] aeennum dp. of sb. pommel of sword-hiUf
aailwjfipmi to make the payment to the bride- plate of metal on pommel? B1694.
groom on which the bride passes into his +aeento, +acend9o (VPs) f. shame, con-
power from that of the father, WW386 1
(v. fusion.
sceo L cloud? Rd4". ILâoeob, aodh
sola* (£, ej f. 'sheath,' &,JnL(et») : spike, seeo- ; sceo- boo-, ecu- ; aed-, sou-
nail, JnL20" ? [cp. homsoeatJ] aceoe pret. 3 ag. of aoeacan.
aceatJa (a) m. injurious person, criminal, •ceoec-=8cucc-
thief, assassin, B,Mt;IE : (f) warrior, aeeod I. = eedd pret. 3 ag. of BoeSoan. IL pp.
antagonist : fiend, devil : injury, 0en549. of Bcogan.
['scathe'] ietofan=Bciifan; aoaogan (CP)=aodgaa

SGEOH 253 8CILDFRECA
goioh shy, timid, BimiB.
I. '
'
IL = sodh soetttfa f. hurt, injury, Lod 1 •342".
sefohmdd timid, Jul672. soetfwrieo hurtful, wicked, BLl61 . n

seeol (*sceolh) squinting, awry, WW. [Oer. soeu-, sceu-=scu-, sou-
wheel] =
softwyrhta sceowyrhta
sceolan=8culan; aoeoWan=eoieldan sola m. shin, leg, Gl.
seeolh-tge, -$(a)gede (y) squinting, M sclocels, scioeel (y) m. coat, mantle, cloak.
sceolu=soolu; soeom-=8cam- seioelng m. mantle, cloak, cape, Gl.
seton (±) I.f to faU (to), occur, happen : go eld n. thin slip of wood, shingle, billet, OL
quickly, fly. IL = sodgan WW. Chide']
scion- =scien- sddhrtae m. rick or heap of firewood, EC 351.
sotona gp. of sceoh. scldweall m. wooden palings, 146M WW .
aoeono-=8oanc-; second =soand +scle = +scy

-scop -sclelan (y) v. be-s.
pret. 3 eg. of scieppan.
) scteld (e, i, y) m. 'shield,' protector, : m,Ph
soeoppa m. booth, Lk2l\ ['shop'] (±) protection, defence, VPs ; AO,CP : part
seeoppend = soieppend of a bird's plumaaef Ph308.
soeopu nap. of scip. scteld- v. also soild-.
sofor=sour; sceoran=scieran ±scleldan (i, eo, y) to protect, 'shield,'
seeort=scnrf ('i-shield') guard, defend, defend oneself,
seeorfan* to scarify, gnaw, AO : (+) scrape, Jl,B,Bl,VPs; GP. +scicldod furnished
shred. with shields, Bl.
8oeorlan=soorian sclele(CP) pros. sg. subj. of soolan.
seeorp (o) n. ornament, clothing, AO : equip- •dell f. 'sheU,' Cp,MH; OEG : sheU-fish :
ment, fittings {for a shipf), LL444[1]. scale, CP;M,AO. [soalu]

±sceorpan* to scrape, gnaw, Lod. sdellflse (i, y) m. 'shell-fish,' Bo.
soeortwscort -sctolllg (y) v. stan-s.

sotes gs., nap. of sceoh, so6h. sclelllht (e) having a sheU, Lod.
sosotMsoot sctendan = soendan
±sotot ready, quick. selene ($, eo, i, y) beautiful, Cr,Gcn(h), Pa,
soeota m. 'shoot,' trout, WW94. Ph(f) i bright, briUiant, light, Or(f).
±soeotan* to 'shoot,' hurl missiles, cast, Bl, ['sheen']
Ma,ZDA ; M
: strike, hit, push, thrust, AO, sdenes (eo, i, y) f. suggestion, instigation, GP.
Lcd,Ma : run, rush, dart, press forward, JB, [scyan]
Jn : contribute, pay : refer to, appeal to, sclenn=8cinn, scin
JB,TC. 3 sg. of soinan.
sclentt pros.
soeotendf m. bowman, warrior. ±8Cleppan6 (e, i, y) to create, form, make,
sosoton=scuton pret. pL of sceotan. Oen i order, destine, arrange, adjudge,
seeo1Sa=sceaoa B,Wy. ['shape,' 'i-shape']
assign,
sofio-ttwang, -oong m. 'shoe-thong,' boot- iSdeppend m. Creator, B(y) ; CP. ['shep-
lace, Jn, pend']
soeowyrhta m. shoemaker, leather-worker, ±scteran4 («, e, eo, i) to cleave, hew, cut, An,
GD322 1
(sc6h-); WW97*. B cut hair, J5,CP : receive tonsure, Outh :
:
seep = scyp I. ; seep- = sciep- 'shear' sheep, BC. pp. sooren abrupt,
+Bcep = +sceap; seep (FP*)=8ceap CP215*.
seepen I. pp. of scieppan. U.=scypen. actorden(e)adj.o/«Aertk,GPH400. [soeaid]
III. (N)=scieppend setering (e) f. shearing, shaving, CM 610.
foeppe f. a dry measure, NC319. [ON. ±sclerpan I. to deck, clothe, equip, ML{y).
skeppa] [seeorp] II. (e, y) to sharpen, A,VPs :
sceptidh, soeptog (GL)=sceaftl6 rouse, ['sharp']
soer=scear; socr-=8cear-, scier-, scir- +sclerpla (i, y) clothing, garments.
seerero (OET)=scearra
scernicge (=ie) f. actress, female jester, A, selet pros. 3 sg. of sceotan.
1£H,Rd (Bciren-). sdete (6, i, y) 1 cloth, towel, shroud, JB,BH,
+soert shortened, OEG 130. [scyrtan] Cp,Mk,WW. ['sheet']
foeruni=scearra sdfe=scyfe
80ftt=soeat pret. 3 eg. of soeotan. ±sdftan to divide, distribute, allot, LLij)
seete=soyte; soetel (KGL)=scyttet place, order, arrange, LL,W(y). ['shift']
soett=8ceatt; so« = (l) sceaS; (2) sonrti Sdld=soield; seild-=scyld
soettdAd (») f. injurious deed, crime, WW. sdldburbt (e, y) 1 shield-wall, phalanx : roof
sesti-nes, -ones f. hurt, injury. of shields, testudo : castle, fortress, 8at
±scct$t5an6 and wv. (ea, y) to scathe, injure, 309(e).
hurt, crush, oppress, disturb, [scea&aj seflden 1 protection, WW52".
soetffiendt m. adversary. ±seild-end, -ere (ie, y) m. protector, defender.
+sce*«endlle hurtful, DRllS". (yi) m. warrior, 1033. B

8CI1DHETE 264 SCIPSOCN
> m. foe, Ah
86. [soyld] scipbjme (y) 1 ship's trumpet, 391. GPH
•cildhriofla (y1, e>, ea*) m. shield, buckler : setpeneft m. naval force, Chb1048d.
testudo, phalanx. selpdrineeiMle shipwrecked, DR61".
±MUdH0s (ie) t defence, protection. eelpe m. pay, wage, jE31 m : position,
WW;
sdldtruma (y1 ) m. testudo, phalanx, JZ,OEG. rank, ['snipe']
['shcUron'] setpehere = soiphere
edldung 1 protec*K>», A
soildweall (y1 ) m. wall of shields, B3118.
setpeii (e, y) I 'shippon,' stall, cattle-shed,
A,BH( 7).
selMwIga (y1 ) m. warrior, B288. getpere (y) m. shipman, sailor, Chr. ['ship-
Mlldwyrhta (y1 ) m. atofci-mafer. per']
telle (GP) pre*, subj. of soulan. setpfBweld n. voyage, GD273".
scUfti=8cieMflo selpfaet n. a vessel in the form of a ship,
scfllor yellow, golden, OEG. WW 124*.
ae01=ioiell sdpfaratd m. sailor, BH3-16 (title).
aeUttng (y) m. 'shilling' (consisting of a sdpferend m. sailor, An 250.
varying number of pence), silver coin, M, eeipflerd f. naval expedition, fleet, AO.
q£L(y. 2-640), WW. tdpflota m. sailor, pirate, Chr 937 a.
dUIagritai n. count of shillings, Wn>92. setptortfung f. equipment of ships, LL314['].
•dma m. ray, light, brightness, effulgence, iclptaltum m. naval aid, naval reinforce-
splendour, CP : twilight, gloom, [sclnan] ments, Chb 1049c.
•dmerian (y) to glisten, shine, OEG23"; ectplyllett private jurisdiction exercised over
#C319. ['shimmer'] a group of three hundreds, KC6-240 (v. BT).
fiq-^*" to shine, glisten, MQrJLkL : grow selptyrd = ecipfierd
dusky, dim, be dazzled, bleared, M. ['shim*] sclpfyrdung £ fleet, naval expedition : fitting
•dDJHsciiin out of ships.
eeman1 (y) to 'shine, 9 flash, JB,BHMBo, setpfyrft(r)ui]g I equipment of ships.
Cp,Mt; CP : (+) shine upon, illuminate. •elpgebroc n. shipwreck, AO,CP.
elnbinn. 'shin-bone,' WW. •elpgeteoht (y) n. naval battle, GPH389.
letncdng (OET p. 26)=aciocing •elpgefire n. sailing, BH150*.
+Mtnelo np. the fat about the kidneys, Lcd. setpget&wu f. tackling of a ship, M. ^^
WW181
sclndan=8cendan; setadlie=Boin]ao eelpgyld n. ship-tax, ship-money, Ct.
•etaetrian to glitter, WW348". ecjphamor m. hammer for giving a signal to
ecinelac=8cinlao rowers, WW.
•rfnende 'shining, MH(y),WW : eminent, soiphere m. naval force, fleet (usu. hostile),
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distinguished, BH. squadron, armada, AO,Ghr : crew of a war-

sclnendllo shining, LPs 18*. ship
Seinfeld (ea) m. Elysian fields. Temple. selpherelle naval, HGl406".
aolngedwola m. phantom, WW455U. tetphUMer t ship's ladder, WW.
se&Dgette} n. jugglery, magical practices. •elphlfiMt (y) m. ship-load, crew, AO,CP :
sdnhosu 1 greave, OEG. ship of burden.
BOtnlSe L n. sorcery, magic : apparition, setpbttford m. master of a ship, skipper,
spectre, delusion, superstition : frenzy, rage, WW181".
AO. IL = scintiece L setplan to take 'ship,' embark : (±) man or
nelnMRoa m. wizard, magician, AO(a*). equip a ship, Chr.
setnlAoe I. magic, spectral, AO. IL I seJptnoel n. tittle, ship, WW.
sorceress, witch. selplad (y) I journeying by sea, sailing, BH
sclnlic (y) spectral, NC320. 198»
lelnn (CP) n., Bdnna m. spectre, illusion, selplaest = sciphliest
apparition, phantom, evil spirit. seipllo naval, Gl.
setnnerssft (y) m. sorcery, magic, AO. selplffi n.naval force, Cbb 1055c.
lelnnoraeftlga m. sorcerer, GD27 1S ;LL seipltteiid m. seaman, sailor : voyager, ML
248[7J 33 lM.
lelnnere m. magician, Gl. setpDSeiide pto. sailing.
selnnes 1. 1 radiance, MxL
13". IL = soienes •elpmArlfl m. ship's rope, cable, WW.
efnnlilw n. spectre, illusion, phantasm. lelpmann m. 'shipman,' sailor, rower, BH,
etnstoe spectre-haunted, Lcd 1-364*. Chr(y) : one who goes on trading voyages.
elnu(y)£. 'shin,'
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WW. getpp-=aciepp-
selp (y) n. 'ship, BH,Bo,Cp;AO,CP. setprip m. ship's rope, cable, AO.
sclpwfloeap aciprfttfra (y) m. rower, sailor.
eelpbroe n. hardship on ship-board, Bl173*. dprdttor n. ship's oar or rudder, WW4C5".
setpbruool (y) destructive to shipping, GPH sclprowend m. rower, sailor, WW466M .
401». dpryne m. passage for ships, Ct

selpbryee m. right to claim wreckage, KC eeUwett n. bench for rowers, WW.
4-20& ['shipwreck'] setpeoen 1 =soipfyllet5

SCIPSTEALL 266 SCORU
sctpsteall (y) m. place far ships, BC331616 . solttels(;#)=soyttels
Mipsttera m. steersman, pilot, CP. sclat (GL)=8lat pret. 3 sg. of alitan.
scipsteorra m. pole-star, Lod 3-270*°. BCleacnes (KGL)=Bleacnee
sclp-stfera, -Htyra=8cipsteora scmegende (VPs)=smesgende pres. pto. of
sclp-tearo, -ter, n., ga. -tearos 8oip-t(e)ara, Bmeagan.
-te(o)ra m. (ship-tar), bitumen, pitch, scnlcend (Gl) =snicend pres. pto. of snioan.
telptol m. passage money, M. se6=so6h; soo-=8ceo-
sclpwealh m. servant whose service is con- so6aa=Bcds v. sc6h; soobl=soofl
nected with ships ? (BT) ; one liable to serve woo pret. 3 sg. of Boeacan.
in the fleet f (Swt), EC376. soooca=8ouooa
sclpweard m. shipmaster, As
297. soooha ( =8cohha) 'lenocinium, 9 Ep679.
BClpwered n. crew, WW461". seoenyll m. signal for putting on shoes, ANS
sclpwfsan (on) adv. like a ship, JS. 84*10.
Bdpwyrhtam. 'shipwright, 9 WW
112*. sodd L pret. 3 sg. of soe&tian. II. v. scogan*
scSr L (y) f. office, appointment, charge, +so6e +scy =
authority, supremacy, AO,Cp ; CP : dis- sooere m. shoemaker, GL 9
['shoer ]
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trict, diocese, see, province, 'shire, parish, wool pret. 3 sg. of sceafan.
AOJjL ; M : tribe. II. adj. bright, gleam- Boofen pp. of soufan.
ing, shining, resplendent, B,Bo i clear, soolottan to drive hither and thither,
9
169". CP
translucent, Cr,JvW : pure, unmixed, B, Boofl f. 'shovel, A, Cp,Ep.
Bo : white, Jn4". ['shire'] 9
scogan pp. so(e)od to 'shoe, JB,GP.
8Ciran=scieran flcdh, sod, boSo m. gs. nap. so(e)ofl, gp,
sciran (y) to make dear, say, teU, declare, B, so(e)one, dp. 8o(e)on, scoum 'shoe, 9 JnL,
OP : arrange, determine, decide, decree, act Mt,WW.
in authority, CP : (±) clear from, get rid of, sodhere=8o6ere
AO,CP. seohnsegl m. shoe-nail, WW.
sclrbasu bright purple, WW
193". scdhtftn (do) m. shoe-cleaner, RBL91*.
sclrbJseeop m. bishop of a diocese, WW
173*°. sodlan scogan =
- —
scire adv. brightly, An
: clearly : mightily,
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scdl I 'school, JBJjcd; AO.
Crll42. ['shire ]
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+seolam. debtor, 16". WW
[soeal]
scire- =scir- +sooia m. fellow-student, OEG2271.
sclrecg keen-edged, LodI-390 . 7
soolde pret. 3 sg. of sculan.
Bclrenicge (RD9t )=scemicge
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ac6lere m. [ scholar, learner, A,LL. - —
8clre«mann=8cinnann soolh (WW241 u)=seolh; fo611ere»Bo61ere
sdrfemtte t shrew {mouse), WW477*. Bcolmann m. scholar, pupil : client.
. [sceorfan] •colu L (eo) f. troop,host,multitude, 9
['school ] frîX.
BOlrgemdt n. shire-moot. IL=8COl
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solrgerefa m. 'sheriff, KC. scorn- =8oam-
sdrgmoeat (y) n. property ofa see, Ct. scomhylte (scomm-T) n. shady copse, thicket,
sclrham clad in bright mail, B 1896. WW411*.
±Mfrlan (e, y) to ordain, appoint allot, Bo6n=8oeon v. soeoh; seon-=8oan-
:
assign, grant : (+) mark off, count, reckon. scop (eo) m. singer, poet, BJSo ; AO. Vecop ]
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aclriendUo (y) derivative, WW222 M. scop pret. 3 sg. of Boieppan.

BClrigmann =Bcirmann scopcraft m. poetry, JEQr2159.
Brtrlett n. piece or measure of land, Ct. Boopgereord (eo1) n. language of poetry
sclrm&led splendidly marked, brightly adorn- BH.
ed, Jud230. soopleotS n. poem, AO.
scfrrnann (y) m. governor of a shire, prefect, scoplic poetic, OEG119.
sheriff, steward, procurator, official, &C; Boora m. hairy garment, WW2781 .
M,CP ; v. LL2-649 : inhabitant ofa district, Booren pp. of scieran.

Boorlan (eo) L to refuse, M.
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jE. ['shireman ] IL to jut out.
sclraes 1 elucidation, WW279». 80orp=8ceorp
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sdrp-=8cierp-; scirseax=8cearseax toort (eo, y) 'short, not long, not tall, Bo,
fotrtegen m. thane ofa shire, B01'644 a . GD(eo) : brief, JB,Bo,CP.
sctmng f. separation, rejection, RB 109 .s1 9
BOOrUan to become 'short, shorten, Lcd(eo) :
sdr-waBter (soyr-) n. water forming a boun- (±) run short, faiL
dary, Chb666b. [wieran] •cortUo brief, Sc2U»(eo). adv. -lioe
'shortly, briefly, soon, AO;M.
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sclrwered brightly ornamented? bright? Gu
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1262. Boortnes 1 'shortness, small amount :
sclrwlta m. chief man of a shire, W. summary, abstract, J5(eo) : short space of
stftan1 to ease oneself. time.
scIte=8oyte; sclteflnger=8oytefinger soortwyrplio (eo) shortly coming to pass,
icltol purgative, Lcn>66a. LOD31661 .
settle I purging, Led.

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['shit ] sooru a
t
*core,' NC 320. [sooren; soieran]— ~

soos 266 SCUCCA
tods gs. of soon. soridon pret. pL of scrioan.
±seol (eo) n. 'shot, shooting, OEO ;A0 :
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eerldwAn m. chariot : curule chair.
darting, rapid motion, Men : what is shot sorldwba m. charioteer, WW1601 *.
forth, A0,CP : (+) soot, payment : private +serlf n. judgement, edict, WW.
apartment, sanctum, chancel, M. ±serllan1 prescribe, ordain, allot, assign,
Booton pp. of soeotan. impose (punishment), : Aear con- LL;M
fession, * shrive, LL : have regard to, be
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+800tfeoht n. shooting, battle, PPs.
seottreo scot-free, free of tribute, n *'— troubled about, care for, GP.
±toottan (eo) (tr. and intr.) to move rapidly, serllen pto? painted! Rim 13.
shoot, hurl a Javelin, M. sorlft m. prescribed penalty or penance, LL :
sootllra m. calf of the leg, Lod. absolution, LL : confessor, CP,Cr ; 'judge. M
seotspere n. dart, javelin, HGl405. to* acrifte gan to go to confession, W.
Seottas mpL the Scots, M,CP. - -^ ['shrift']
seotung (eo) f. shooting : missile, ecriftboo f. book of penances.
sedum v. sooh. seriftsoir f. confessor's area of jurisdiction :
scoung f. jPfwMton of shoes, LL450[10]. diocese, LL164[26].
-acrid v. scrioend-s. soriftaprAo f confession, LL. .
seridung = screadung serlmman* to shrink, contract, Led2b.

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serssb m. cormorant f ibis? Cpl311. ['shrim ]
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±sersBf (ea, e) n. [obL oases oocly. have serin (y) n. chest, coffer, ark, JR,Jn : 'shrine
soraf-] cave, cavern, hole, pit, JS,CP : hovel,
M.
JR : cage (for criminals). [L. ecrinium]
±serlncan* to shrink,* contract, shrivel up, *
L
+serftpe = +screpe wither, pine away, JR,AOyLed.
ersstte 1 adulteress, prostitute, Gl. [X. scrlnd 1 swift course f PPsl03M.
uarratta]
scrftwa = aoreawa
seringan =sorincan ; -eerfpel hr)
serlpen, scripende 'aiMtertw/XkLRlO*1.
ear-s. .
aeril pret. 3 ag. of soiifan. scrips* (Cp) pros. 3 sg. of eorepan.
soraf- v. serai seripp m? scrip, bag, MEL 1-394
*""" — '
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scrallettant intr. to sound loudly. seritta m. hermaphrodite, WW.

seranc pret. 3 sg. of sorinoan. sorlS (v. OEG2185)=scrid L
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soraplan to scrape, IM. ['shrape ] ^ n. saffian1 to go, move, glide, B,Ou. [* scritke*T~
seriti pret. 3 sg. of scrioan. Oer. schreiten]

sertte m. course, Mst28u.
4 1
acread, screade f. shred. cutting, scrap,
WW. -scrftol wid-8. .
±soreadlan to * «arerf, ' peel, prune, cut off, A. seroepe, scr5pe=screpe
sereadung (a) f. aarei, cutting, fragment, serofel n? scrofula, Lod 182a. -^^^^^
MtL i pruning, trimming, WW.
{' shred- scruc=scric
ding'] scrud il, ds. soryd clothing, dress : garment,

sereadunglsen n. pruning knife, [v. vestment,WW. ['shroud'] M,WW.
'jftreftttiflr'] sorQflslshfls n. sacristy, vestry, AN884U .
aortal = soraf [scrydan]

aoreawa m. 'shrew* (mouse), GL serQdfeoh n. money for buying clothes, NC
screb=8craeb; scree =scric 320.
sent = soraf serfldfultum m. grant towards providing
soremman to cause to stumble, M. clothes, Ct.
±serencan to cause to stumble, ensnare, serudtend n. land bequeathed as provision for
deceive, OP,Ps : (+) cause to shrink or clothing, Ct.
scrtdnlan = aorutnian
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shrivel, MtLlV. [ shrench ]
+sorenee withered, dry, LkLO*. soiUdwaru f. garb, LL.
+sereneednes t tripping up, OVFs40M. seruf [Led] = sourf
sereodUT. acrid; +screope = +8crepe scrunoon pret. pL of sorinoan.
screopu=8orepu aerHtnlan (ud) to examine, scrutinize, con*
screpan' to scrape, scratch.. Lcd,MhR.
mmm^^
sider, M.
['asrepe'] scrQitnung (ud) f. search, investigation, Lod v
sortpan to become dry, withered, MkR9". £RPs.

±screpe (», eo) suitable, adapted, fit. adv. Borybb f. scrub, brushwood, TC525".
-lice. aoryd v. scrud.
+serepnes (oe) I convenience, Cp568. iscrydan to clothe, dress, ^(V),Bt,Lk,Mt.
screpu (eo) f. strigil, curry-comb, Gl. Cshride']
scrtwa=Bcieawa; scrlban (GL)=scrifan scryft=sorift
scric (e, u) shrike, missel-thrush? Gl. aerynoe withered, JnL5*.
acrid I. n. nap. screodn vehicle, chariot, litter. soua m. shadow, shade, darkness : protection.
II. quick, fleet, As 496. aonooa m. sprite, evil spirit, demon, B^Bo,
= scrydan Mt(eo): the devil ['shuck']

8CUCCEN 257 SOYPIAN
i (eo) devilish, NC319. CP : obligation, liability, due, debt, CP.
scuocgyld (en 1 ) n. idol, PPsl06* [scnlan; Oer. schuld] II.=scield
scQdan* to run, hurry ? Gu828. scyW-=8oield-, scild-
seafan* (So) to 'shove,' thrust, push, JB,Ma, +soyldan to accuse, LL166[11].
MH M ; : push with violence, urge, impel, scyldfrecu t wicked craving, Gen 898.
Met : push out, expel, deliver up :
(t) dis- soyldful sinful, guilty.
play : (intr.) to move, go. soyldglan to sin : (+) place in the position of a
seulan anv. pros. 1 sing. soe(a)l(l), seal, pL criminal, render liable to punishment.
sculon (eo), pret. so(e)olde, sc(e)alde to be seyldgung f. sum demanded as 'wergeld,*
obliged ('shall,' have to, must, must needs, LL166[11].
am bound to, ought to), JB,AO,Bo,CP : owe, scyld-nata, -hetet m. enemy.
Mt,Lk. scyldlan = (l)scyldgian; (2)scyldan
seul-dor m., nap. -dm, -dra, +soyl-dru, -dre scyldlg (e, i) (mm. w. g.) guuty, criminal,
'shoulder/ Bl,Ep,Lcd. sinful, JB,B ; CP. ealdres bo. having for-
culdorhragl n. cape, WW327 M. feited his life : liable, responsible, in debt to,
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euktorweHO m. pain in (he shoulders, Lod. CP. ['shildy ]
seuldur=souldor scylcUgtan = scyldgian
soule pres. subj. of soulan. scyldtgnea £ guUt, DR.
seultneta (WW) =scyHl&ta seyld-lAta [-hnta? cp. scultheta] m. bailiff,
±sounlan to 'shun,* avoid, Outh : be afraid, WW230*>.
DR : (tr.) abhor, TC. scyldleas guiltless, Lod.
seaming 1 abomination, LHy 6 tt ( ? for on-8.). scyldo=8oyld I.
•ear (So) m(f). 'shower,* storm, tempest, +soyldni v. souldor; seylda=scyld L
trouble,commotion, breeze, An(eo)JJclt,Ps scyldung = (l) Bcildung; (2) soyldgung
CP : storm of batik? shower of blows? Jud seyldwlte n. fine for a crime of violence,
79. LL567[38].
searat m
shower (of rain).
- scyldwreccende ptc. avenging sin, Cr116L
soorbeorg 1 roof, Ruin 5 seyMwyreendef evil-doing.
seorboga m. rainbow, Gin 1640. scyle pree. subj. of scnlan.
,±searf (eo) n. 'scurf,
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BH
: a skin-disease, scyleagede = sceolhSgede
scylf m. crag, peak, Mdf : pinnacle, turret,
scurtah rainy, stormy, A 9-369 ; MF. tower, JS.
seurfede pto. rough, scabby, Lod. -eoylfan v. a-s.
searfende ptc. scabby, Lod. scylfe m. shelf floor. :
*\ searheardt made Maid by blows (epithet of a soylflg rocky, OEG (soylp-).

* sword). v i scylflsc=soieliafic; scyllor=8cilfor
seoraeeadul £ protection against storms. soylfrung (i) £ shaking, swinging? Bl99" ;
seutel Lm. dish, platter, WW2SQ*. ['scuttle'] WW.
IL=aoytel scyltt pree. 3 sg. of soelfan.
souton pret. pL of soeotan. 8ey]ga=soealga
seawa=soua scylian (=»ie) only in so. of male to pay off,
+ae? npL pair of shoes. discharge, Chrlfa. ['shiW\
scân? soyn? to suggest, persuade, prompt, scyll=9ciell
incite, tempt. scylian to resound, sound loudly, WW 2l&\
scyooel, Bcyooe]s=soiooe]s ['shW\
scydd m. twist on a hillside? (Earle); scylllng= stilling; scylp^soylf
alluvial ground? (BT), KC. scyltumend m. helper, PPs27a .
sepde pret. 3 sg. of soeon and sofan, soyn. soyhin (N) = sculon pres. pL of scnlan.
soyfe (e, i) m. shove, pushing, precipitation, scymrlan = soimerian
furtherance, instigation, CP. td +sc. head- sc^n v. scyan; sefn-^soin-
long. ±scyndan I. (e) (tr., intr.) to hurry, hasten,
scyfel, scyfele £ woman's hood, head-dress, drive forward, impel
CP. : incite, exhort,
Gl. II.=soendan
scyit pros. 3 eg. of soufan. scyndel m. disreputable person? A 8*321.
seyftan=soiftan scyndendDoe adv. hastily, WW.
+sc?gean to furnish with shoes, TC616*. +scyndnes = +8oeandnee; sc$ne=8clene
soyhnan to shy (of a mule), ES43-318. seines, 8cynnee= science
seyhtef pret. of a vb. *soycoan? impelled, +soynian to shun, dread, DR32*.
prompted, urged, Gbn898; Gtr98. scynn n. skin, fur, Chb1075d. [ON.]
seyl I. sonorous, shrill, Rim 27. ['shitT] scynu (WWdtn n )=aoinn
II.=8oieU scyp L m. patch, . ES 43-3 16. IL (Chr
scyloen f female servant, slave, concubine,
. 1048)=scip
JEH2-162" [soealc] scypen=8oipen
±scyld I. (e) £ offence, fault, crime, guilt, sin, seypuui to take shape, LCD31461*.
0. H. 17

SCTPP SEARO
seypp-=8ciepp- LPs97 § .
seyr-=8oear-, soier-, acir-; se*rMaoir [y in phr. 'on seelmfatam.

±seyrdan (ie) to harm, injure, destroy, 'in vasis psalmorum,' PP87010.
[ceard] seslmgetssl n. number of psalms, RB
+scyrdan=+8crydran; scyrf= scurf sealm-gOg, -gliwn. psaltery, psalmody. LRPs.
seyrft scarifying t scraping? Cpl30s. sanlmlsn to play an accompaniment on the
seyrft pros. 3 ag. of sceorfan. harp, Psl(yi\ ['psalm']
sefrmAlum adv. stormUy, Bo47**. [scar] sealmlio* n. psalm, BlPs56*.
soyrp- = soietp- sealmlof n. psalm, LPs.
±teyrtan tr. to shorten intr. run short, de- seatanloflan to sing psalms, LPs 104*.
:
. crease, fail, [soeort] sealnwang m. psalm : composition or singing

•eyrie f. skirt, GPH393. a
['shirt'] of psalms, JE : psaltery, CPs32 .
seyrtest saperL of scort. sealmsoop (eo*) m. psalmist, M,CP.

seyrtlng £ shortening, abstract, epitome, M. seaJmtraht m. exposition of psalms, M.
seyrtra comp. of eoort. sealmwyrtita m. psalmist, A. ['psalm-
•oft pros. 3 sg. of sceotan. wright']
seyte (e) m. shooting, hurling, AO : droi*, sealobron = aalubrun
blow, ZDA dart.
r
: ['&%«<e ; ecfioten] seatt I. n. 'salt,' Lcdt Mt(&) ; CP. IL adj.
•cytet' sheet,' lincncloth,BH t Cpf Mk. [eoeat] salt, briny, Cr ; AO,CP. [v. Mdf]
scyteflnger m. forefinger. sealtan 7 to 'salt, ' IM.
seyte-heald, -healden tneiinei, sloping, sealttode (a) m. brook running from salt-
precipitous, Gl. works? KC3-2O0*.
seytel I. (n) m. dart, arrow, Brf,Ps : tongue seattere L hl 'salter,' salt-worker, WW;M.
1
of a balance, ['shuttle ] lh m. excrement. IL (CM362, 679)=saltere
[soften] seattern n. salt-works, BC. ['saltern')
seytelflnger=acytefinger; seyteis =8oyttel sealttsst n. saltcellar, A,WW. ['saltfat']
seyterOs m. foodfema neat, WW426 7
. seslthilgnng £ consecration of salt, OET
seyterem. shooter, Ct 687(al ).
MfttaMOd =aoyteheald sealtherpa* (a) m. road to salt works, KC
seytta m. shooter, archer, M, AO. 3-206*.
sealthOs n. 'salt-house, WW.
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seyttan (osn. for-sc) to frott, '&%«!' to, iff :
discharge, pay off. ealtlin to dance. [L. saltare]
seyttel, soyttels (e, i) m. 60ft, 6er, J?,JW, sealttoge 1 dancer, MH156".
ZDA(e). ['shuttle' ; soeotan] sealttng £ dancing, NC320.
Scytttso L /Scote*, /ma. IL Irish or Scotch sealtttatn. 'moxicia,' aplantf WW.
language. [Booties] m. brackish pond, EC449*.
seytftan=8oeot?an £ 'saltness,' VPs(s).
s§ m., seo 1, o»t n. pen. (dem.) pron. At, m. saUntss, LPs 106M
; RPs(y ).
afe, tf» <aa/, Cam : reL pron. who, which : sealtstetS m. saline spring, BH26".
> del art. 'to.' IL=aft. III.=8wa sealtstan m. rock soli, Lgd1-374u : pillar of
9*&(OET)=rttiw; sead(NG)=seod salt, Gen ; M. ['saUstone']
stefe=aeaoa; seanan (NG) =seofian sealtstrftt f. road to salt-works, Ct.
seen pret. 3 eg. of aeon. sealtwle n. a place where salt is sold, KC.
•
seaht=seht I. ; seal=seelh tesltwyU* L salt spring, KC(*). ['saltweU']
seaMe pret. 3 ag. of sellan. £ salt wave, sea-wave.
sealtyVf
±sealdnes I act of giving, WW389** grant, stem L m. burden, load, JB,LkL,LkR{Go) :
:
bag : harness of a beast of burden, : duty M

steles gs. of sealh. of furnishing beasts of burden. Cjeam ]
sealf (a) 1 'salve,' ointment, unguent, IL m. 'seam,' suture, junction, W. A,W
medicament, Lcd,Mk; CP. stemere L m. beast of burden, mule, WW.
seaifbox (e) m. salve-box G>B k.
, [L. sagmarius] II. m. tailor, JC. [stem IL]
sealfeynn n. an unguent, WW351 M. stamestre f. sempstress, (also of males) sewer,
semMe = sealf ; sealfer- = seolfer-, seolfor- tailor, M,KC,WW. [' seamster']
±sealflan to 'salve,' anoint, WW. stemhon n. pack-horse, 119". WW

soslfln nnlfin stempendlng m. toUofa penny a load, KC.
seatt-Ufcenung, -lttcung (WW114W ) £ curing stemsadol m. pack-saddle, WW119".
by unguents, pharmacy. stemsttoea m. an appliance used in weaving,
sealh (a) m., gs. sealee willow, Lcd\Ps ; Mdf. LL465[15f l].
['sallow'] step pret. 3 ag. of supan.
sealhrlnd t willow-bark, Lod. ster dry, 'sere,' barren, GPH402P.
seaUan=8ellaii seara-, 8ear©-=searo-; 8tergian==sareian
seatan (a, eo) m. 'psalm,' song, RB,Ps;M, sterlan to become sere, wither, Shr. [**em 'J
CP. gearo (seam) n. art, skill, cleverness, cunning
sealma (e) m. bed, couch. device, trick, snare, ambuscade, plot,

SEAROBEND 259 SEH
treachery, MJlO,CP : work of art, cunning
9
man, warrior, hero, B. Vsegge ] IV. m.
device, engine {of war) : armour, war-gear, ocean, OET.
trappings. saoga m. sayer, informant, LL396[4].
9
searoband m. artistic clasp, B2086. isacgan (a?) to 'say ('i-seggen 9 ), speak,
saarobunden cunningly fastened, Rd56*. inform, utter, tell, recite, JS,El,0 ; AO,CPf
saaroefig t insidious key, Gulll8. M
: signify, mean, M
: attribute to : (+)
searoofiap n. artistic object, Rd33 7. avoid? LkL p 3*. 9. on accuse of, charge
searooene very bold, fPsOlO. with, M.
saaroexaft m. artifice, treachery, wile, : M
saoga f. speech, CbIOO.
artistic skiU, art : engine, instrument (of saogand m. speaker, narrator, CP.
torture), M. secggan=seogan
saaroersBftlg skilful, cunning. saoggasaan 1 grasshopper, Cp464.
-tearofssr n. artiste a%ij»/ Rim 65. seogihtig sedgy, WW200* 7 .
saaroOh variegated, cunningly inlaid, B1444. seegliae n. sedge4eek, rush-garlic, Lcd.
saarogemme = searogimm seogplega m. sword-play, battle, Ah 1366.
searogimm m. cvriou* oem. secgrof orooe? Runr27.
searogrim jferee, formidable, B594. saagscara m. landrail, corncrake, WW287U
searohsebbendt m. warrior. and v.
searobwlt brilliantly white, Rim67. aionaa f. visiting, LkR19**(oe).
searollc artistic, ingenious, cunning. adv. sM(VPs)=sJ6d
-lice. +a*amn to satisfy, VFslW. [and]
saaromete m. dainty, delicacy, NC321. side =s»gde pret. 3 eg. of seegan.
searonet n. armour-net, eorafet, B406 en* MiHngWwMi = gted mgWnn
snaring net, An 64 ; 945. ±sedl(NG)=setl
searonlSt m* cvtrnt^ Aoatiltfy, trescaery, seta (eo) m. mind, spirit, understanding,
rtn/c, fattfe. heart, fCP9".
^^
searopD m. artistic javelin, Rd87*. s*fer-=8yfer-;
saararQn f. mystery, Gbbat15. sfifre^syfre
searoafttod cleverly bound, Rd24". sift oomp. adv. more softly.
searotfane m. sagacity, ingenuity, skill, CP : ±selte pleasant, comfortable, easy i
soft,
cunning, artifice, gentle, mild : effeminate, luxurious.
searotfanool shrewd, wise, sefteadlg prosperous, 8kaf66.
saarowiano (y\ a*) m. artifice, trick, AO. settle luxurious, A638*.
saarowundor n. strange object, B920. settnes 1 rest, quietness, tranquillity, pease,
seaniMsearo ; seaiw- v. aearo. JS,AO.
searwlan (») to be deceitful, dissimulate, saga-=aapg-; sagalMsegl
cheat. •egen = (l)8»gen; (2) sega
searwum (dpi of searo) skilfully. +saganllc (A) = +aewenlio ; sagg «eeog
searwung = sierwnng
9
sagl I. mn. 'sail, AO,Bo,MH;/& : veU,
seatul, seatl(NG)=8etl cwrteia, Cb1139 : pillar of cloud, Ex.
sea* I. (£) m. Aofe, pit, lf*L; CP;Mdf : II.=eigel
well, cistern, spring, fountain, lake, Midi ±aeg-lan, -lian (i) to 'sail, AO : (+) equip
9
9
['seath ; afioSan] IL pret. 3 ag. of with a sail.
seotfan. saglbosm m. bellying sail, Gl.
seatta m. heartburn? LoD21a. saglgarAda n. sauUackle, TC64»if.
afaw m. sap, juice, moisture, Led. [
4
ww'] saglgyrd ml sailyard, yard, cross-pole,
+8§aw succulent, LopftSb. Cp(e*),WW.
aeax n. knife, hip-knife, short sword, dirk,
dagger, A!(e),B,Cp(») ; CP. ['*»'] sagirid 1 (sail-road), sea, B1429.
seaxbenn (aiex-) 1 dagger-wound, B2904. saglrdd f. sail-rod, sail-yard. [v. 'rood']
9
Seaxe, Seaxan mpL Seazna) Saxons, segtang 1 'sailing, BH.
(gp.
AO. aegn mn. sign, mark, token, Gen : ensign,
9
Seaxland (e) n. England, Shb16*. banner, BH. ['senye ; L. signum]
9
±secan I. to search for, 'seek' ('i-eeche ), sagnbarand m. wamor.
inquire, ask for, look for, B,Bo,BHJuti aegnbora m. standard-bearer, Rn41*°.
M : strive after, long for, wish, desire, Jn sagnoynlng m. king before whom a banner is
CP. a. on, tfi look to for, expect from, CP : borne (BT), Ex 172.
visit, go to, AO,B ; M : approach, attain to,
9
sagna 1 'seine, drag-net, Ez,JnL.
Bl,Ps : attack, pursue, B,Chr ;AO : go, ±sagnlan (fin) to make the sign of the cross,
move, proceed, M. II. (KGl) = Bycan cross oneself, consecrate, bless, JC,BH.
9
aaooa (B600)=«eoce, gs. of sacra. Vsain ]
aaoful(KGL)=8aofal aegnung 1 blessing, consecration.
9
seog I. m. (n) 'sedge, reed, rush, flag, 01, s*gon=Bawon pret. pL of sfion.
Lcd,WW;MdL ILf 1 sword. IILf m. sah (VPs)=saoh imperat. of sfion.
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SEHT 200 SENDERLIPE
eht I. ml setUement,arrangement,agreement, (y) m. cannibal, Au 175.
EC friendship, peace, BH(ee,).
: II. adj.
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t a plant, wild oatf Lcd.
selfSBte
reconciled, agreid, at peace, BC. ['taught ] selfbana (o*) m. one who takes his own life.
±sehttan to conciliate, settle, LL. ['sought'] seUcwala (y) m. one who takes his own life.
±sehtllan (a, ») to reconcile, to come to an selfowalu (y) t suicide, Wy56.
agreement, Cm. selfdima, self-demere (KB), -demende
±sehtnes £ agreement, reconciliation, peace,
t
(OBGW) 9
(y) m. sarabaita, monk living
JR. ['saughtness'] subject only to his own rules.
8fb8 =8eotJ pres. 3 eg. of secan. sen*dom m. doing as one likes, independence.
dbsehfte [*=seh on] inter], behold/ sells v. swa.
Mfgl, seign=segl, segn senile (y) spontaneous, voluntary, OEG.
sslm/at, EPs62*. [Xiote L. sagimen] sslfDoe Isn. self-love, 'amour propre,* pride,
arista =siexta; selsn.=sfl»l vanity, CP : egotism, CP267 . IL adj.
sel L adj. oomp. selra (Mt), sella (B), sylla, egotistic, puffed up, vain, CP.
superL selest (LJfc), seloet good, great, ex- seHmyrftra (y) m. one who takes his own
cellent, clever, skilful, AO : noble, honour- life, WW424".
able t fitting, fit, advisable : sound, healthy, settmyrttrung (y) t suicide.
happy, prosperous. [v. 'aefe'] IL (») selfren = seolfren
oomp. adv. (also selor) superL selost sellsoeafte not begotten, Gen 523.
better, more effectually, rather, sooner, in seliswegend (y) m. vowel
preference, £2,CP. [sal] selfwealdnee (eo1, e*) arbitrarily.
aftan(OET>Ct)=a«lanL aeWW=seldcu« selfwlll n. own will, free-will.
seldf (») L n. haU, palace, residence. IL n. selfwllle spontaneous, voluntary. Bo, Met.
seat, throne, dais, VPs. ['seld'] adv. -wffles, JRJlB(y). [*eelfwiU'Ji
+seldat comrade, retainer. selfwfflende voluntary, LPs67 10.
seldan adv., oomp. seldor, seldnor, superL selfwfflendnoe indulgently, GD2895.
seldoet 'seldom, rarely, CP; M.
9
sellan =sylian; sellgMa&lig
seldefttt unusual rare, strange, novel, Bo; s§Da=selra9 v. seL
M i various, WW. 9
['selcouth ] ±sellan (ea, i, ie, y) (w. dL pers,
Rnl M
and a.
seldeyme m. infrequent coming, . thing) to give, furnish, supply, lend, jB^B,
elde f. vestibule, 183* WW Mt ; AO.CP : give up, betray, : J nL
leldguma m. retainer t B249. entrust, deliver to: lay by, hide, 41 1 WW212
seld-hwanne (CP), -hwamne (M) adv. 'seB,* M,Jn : promise, atf s. make oalhi
seldom, rarely. swear, LL.
seldlio rare, strange, wondrous, B (syll-), ssUen=selen
Met (sell-) : select, choice, excellent, adv. (y) m. giver : betrayer.
Jioe, M. VeeUy'] Ie adj. to be given, NC321.
seldnor, seldor, seldoet v. seldan. solnc=aeldlio; setana (GL)=aealma
ieldon= seldan solmerlge=saalmerige; seines =selenee
seld-slene (AO), -synde (KC) rare, extra- selor, aelost, selra v. sel ; selt-^saelt-, 8yH-
ordinary, unfamiliar, ['seldseen'] sort pres. 3 sg. of sellan.
seldun (CP), seldom (8ol)= seldan sSrt=saMt$
ele m. AoS, house, dwelling, prison. [Oer. +s§m n. reconciliation, LL10[10J.
saal] sima (i, y) m. arbitrator, judge, ^Gr,GD
+sele m. tabernacle, EP8141. ±seman I. to smooth over, put right, settle*
seledreamt m. hall-joy , festivity. reconcile, pacify, AO,Chr,LL. ['eeem/
leletul n. hall-goblet, B619. V*eme'] IL=sieman
selegesoeot n. 'tooernacufaiit,' tent, lodging- simann (Rx7N45)=sSmann
place, nest, M. [Oer. gesohoss] simend (*) m. conciliator, arbitrator, LL.
selegyst m. haU-guest, B1545. semestre = seamestre
selen (y) f. grant, gift : tribute, MkL pS1 : semian=9eomian; semle=simble
munificence, OEG. [sellan] semnendUe sudden, GD2354 adv. -Bo© .
±selenes f. tradition : (+) giving, DR. by chance.

setarftdendt m. Aafl ruier or possessor. semnlnga (M) = samnunga
selerest I bed in hall, B690. semanges=samtinffes; senap=se*iep
seleseot = selegesoeot isencan, tr. to sink, plunge (in water),
sub-
seleseog m. retainer, Wa34. merge, drown, [sincan]
1
idlest pres. 2 sg., seletS pres. 3 sg. of sellan. sendan I. (±) to 'send (S -send 9 ), send forth^
sliest v. seL
seletiegnt m. hall-thane, retainer, attendant.
aeepaich,BHMCP,MtL
drive, MkL : throw, hurl, cast
; iE,AOT^•
ij?
seleweard m. haU-warden, B667. place, lay. II. to feast, banquet,
BO0O?
sell I* (eo, i, y) nron. (str. and wk.) 'self/ [sand]
"~ ~"~~
40,£,<7P. mid him hi] selfum by himself sendernee (KGL7487 )=synderiIoe
\
own, 5 : adj. same, CP. ILMsealf senderllpe (HGL)=synderlipe

SENDLIC 261 SESTA
sendtte adj. about to be sent (on a journey). seolfor (i, io, u, y) n., gs. seolfres silver, OP
RBL113*.
sendnes 1 tending, WW. seolfortot n. siher vessel, BH252".
+itoe = +8iene soolforgewlht (y) m. silver-weight, Lod3-92m.
m. mustard.
i [L. sinapi] seolforhammen plated with stiver, EC225.
"Ml n. mustard-seed, Lcd. seolfor-hllt, -hilted (TO) 'sUver-hilted.'
(») to ' singe,
9
burn slightly, LL seoKoismttf m. sUversmith,'
'
WW.
449[6,2]. seolforstycoe m. piece of silver, 9-8. A
senlan=segnian; senn (HGL519)=synn seoUren (e, i, y) made of silver, 'silvern,'
genop = senep ; aenotf (Chb) = sinotS Bo,Chr.
eensotpe =8inBoipe seolfring (y) m. silver coin, M.
senst, sent^sendest, sendee* pros. 2 and seolh m., gs. seoles 'seal,' AO,Lcd,WW.
3 eg. of aendan. seolhbsstt n. seal's bath, . sea, Rd11 u
senu=sinu seolnpsett? n? seal's path, sea, ocean, As
seo I. t gas. seo(n) jwptf (o/ eye), JC. 1710.
II. pron. y. sS. ['she'] III. gs. of aft. seolm (WW 101") =sealm
IV. pres. 1 sg. of soon. V. pros. 2 ag. seoloe, eeolucWseolc ; seoIofr-=seoln>
snbj. of boon (weaan). seolott (io1, e») m. sea, B2367?
seoo 'sick,' HI, diseased, feeble, weak, Bl,Bo, seolufr- = seolfor-, seolfr- ; seom =seam I.
Chr; M,CP : (f) wounded : morally sick, seomtanf be tired, lie at rest, tarry, con-
(e) to
corrupt, Jul,RB : sad, troubled, FatAp,Gu. tinue, stand : hang, swing, sway : lower (as
seocan=secan; seocllan=8iclian a cloud) ; lay wait for, B 161.
seoemftd delicate (in health), NC321. seomlnt (WW136"T)=s£minte
seoenes f. 'sickness,' disease, LL,W : a ±seon I. (8v») to 'see' ('i-see'), look, behold,
disease, Zed 3- 126. B,0,Ps,Bd perceive, understand, Cr,Psi
:
seod (da) m. amp, puree, 6o?, M. inspect, visit : experience, suffer, B,Cr.
seodo, aeodtt =sidu ; toofa =sefa sin tie lot behold/ II. (ev1 ) tr. to sift,
seofaiald (DR)=seofonfeald strain, filter, iE,AO : intr. run, ooze, trickle.
seofan, seofen = seofon ; seoleft- = seofoft* III. v. aSo. IV.=8ien
seonan (e, ea, i, y) to sigh, lament, CP.
seolon 'seven,' M,AO,BR. seondon=sind pres. pL ind. of i
seofonfeald sevenfold.' AJRJtB.

' seonian to languish, QD284". [OHO. aiundn]
seolonlealdnee adv. seven times. soono (i1, u*) 1 'sinew,' AN(io) ; BjLcd.
seolongetel (e1 ) the number seven, OEG1633. seonobend 1 sinew-band f Dsob6.
seofonltafe f. tormentilla, set/oil {plant), seonobenn 1 injury to a sinew, Wy 19.
Lcd 1-232. soonod=ainoC
seofonnlht fp. week. soonodolg n. injury to a sinew, Am 1408.
seofonnlhte adj. seven days old, Lcd. seonoUwainoS
seofon-teotSa (AO), -te(o)g(e)Ba 'seven- seonwe gs. of seonu.
teenth,' BH. seortSan* to lie with, MtL6»». [ON?]
seofonttene 'seventeen,' BH(y*) ; AO. seorwum (Cp) =searwum, dp. of searo.
seofontfenenlhte seventeen days old, Lcd seosHg afflicted, Ou899. [auel]
3180. seota=88)ta; seoU=Betl
seofontfenewlntre seventeen years old, AO seotot=(l) setl; (2) sweotol
190*>. seotu nap. of set.
seofontlg seventy, AO. ±s*o«an* 'eeetae,' boil, Lcd(f) : be troubled
seofonline =seofontiene in mind, brood, B
: afflict, disturb.
seofonwlntre (y) seven years old. seo98an=sitioan

seofotta L ' seventh, ' MtL ; MJlO,CP. II.» -seoiing (en) v. eag-s.
sifetia stow pret. 3 sg. of sawan.
seofote seventhly, LL168[18]. seowan, seowian (i, f ) to 'sew, ' knit together,
seofung 1 lamentation, [seofian] link, unite, J&,Cp(io).
seoh imperat. of aeon. seox=siei; seozter=sester
seohbe f. sieve, [aeon IL] sep(GfPF391)=8®p
seohhlan to drain, filter, MP 172« aipanf to instruct.
seohter m., seohtre (i) £ drain, ditch, Ct sere m., seroe 1 (y) 'sark,' shirt, WW :
(Mdf). corslet, coat of man.

seolo, seol-oo, -nc m. 'silk,' silken cloth, =sierwde pret 3 sg. of sierwan.
Bo(U>), Lcd. , serw-=searw- f sierw-
wonlrnn v. a-s. ser8=seortSf imperat. of seoroan.

seoksen (i) 'silken,' made of silk, ; M. WW
sesele f. sixth part. [L. sextnla]
seotowynn m. 'silkworm,' WW. m. place for sitting, seat, bench.
seoles v. aeolh ; seolf ( VPs) =self to grow calm, An453.
seolfer= seolfor; seolfera=Beolfren =aiexta

SE8TBB 282 SICORLICE
"•• (ô, y) m. a certain measure of bulk, ±eMhmf £ aJtrfaaJton, proo/, JE.
&
Mi
: vessel, pitcher, M. [L. aextariua] •ew=sSow pret. 3 ag. of aawan.
n. (±) «eot, enlraicAflieal, camp, stall, seven =aawen pp of aeon.
fold : aetttn? (o/ the sun), [sitton] +sewenUe visible, adv. -lice.
+•€ n. ambush, DR37". sex(NG) = (l)aiex; (2) aeax
sttsui=a«tian Sexland=Seaxland; 8exta=siexta
Mto imperst. of aettan. si 3 p. ag. prea. aubj. of weean.
+se*ednes = +0eUMM,- set»l(GP)=eetl atbesfeeUng m. related noble, B2708.
l teii LImI, dtooi, jftp, VPs plantation : slbb (y) (T.LL2-651) £ relationship,
e : A0 Bi
occupied (tilled f) land, LL118[68]. ILpp. i love, friendship M
peace, happiness, :
9
BH,
of edttan. Chr,VPs;AO,CP. ['«&']
+ setenms = + aetnea ±sU>b related, akin, B,LkL,W. as ab. kins-
sete m daeg =s agteradaag
swtgonsj=aetlgang
man, kinswoman, W,SouL
slW).=8ib.
['«&,' 'i-sib'1
J ^
*
setbraBgl n. covering for a seat. m. kiss of peace, ES33«176.

siftlaii=sStian; setto(GL)=Beten steoegedrlht = ribgedrvht
sett (as, ea, eo, i, o) n. teat, *toJZ» sitting, place,±sU>blan (y) to conciliate, reconcile, jE,CP.
residence, A,BJM\ CP. ta aetle gan to =8iba-
«el (o/ the sun), M : farone (of a king, (y) m. pacific speech, Lkas29.
or bishop, hence) see, OVffi : neye, AO. n. degree of affinity, LL.
['settle'] jri t blood-relationship, Gra 1901.
+setl n. oMemMy, OEG1753. sfbgedryhtt f. related band : peaceful host.
+setla (») m. oae ftttfta fteritfe, -fflL2"7 : stbgemigas mpL blood-relations, Ex 386.
assessor, fellow-judge, OEG56M. slbgeofiMS 1 pacific disposition, friendship,
l
sedan to aetfJ&/ (cotae to «**), place, ptU, love,W.
stbge-«fli« t -ayhC £ vision of peace (lit. trans,
ssflfnF m. setting, sinking, M. of 'Hierosofyma'), Pa.
sejigangende pto. aetftiy, BH476" stbi(Gl) aibian=aife, aifian
setDirsegel n. seat-cover, Ct. n. peace-offering, LL146[2].
11 tetftny, «nJKnflr, Ex 109. vn. taeeal.
r 1 sitting, setting. of peace, peaceable, jE. adv. -lioe.
m. M. VsibUna
.=*B*t(n)-
i (+ ezo. in N) t foundation, creation, sfblufuf
rtstbttng relative, kinsman,
f. friendship, love. ^ 9
!
J
MtL : institution, law, ordinance, decree,

JAJiR,Mk : (+) record, narrative :
+stbnes £
rfbrftden f
affinity, relationship, WW 345".
wVOL, affinity, relationship, Chr 1127.
(+) sentence, paragraph, figure of speech,
composition.
setol=aeti
sMon=esHon pret.
[' i-setness ']
pL of sittan.
±sUwum
CP.
+slbsumlan
adv.
peace-loving,
-lioe. [v. U-sSb^]
to reconcile, M.
^^
peaceable, friendly9
setrsagl^sethragl pcac*, sttaumnea £

concord, Chr ; CP.
settan (±) to make to sit, 'set' Ci-set'), lay, [ stbsomeness *]
put, deposit, place, fix, &,B,El&>,QcnJLL ; +slbsumung £ peace-maJb'ng, WW172*1
CP : set or put down, El,LL;M : (±) slbun (Cp) = aeofon
appoint, assign, institute, prepare, ordain, slo n. runnel, small stream,
make, found, build, A,A0£l,BHJs : sow, [•aitea']
BC Md£ ;
plant, Cp,Cr,Qen,MtL : settle (tr. and

J**» yeam *»*
to
"f^M***} *0,PPs.
intr.), abate, subside, Bljxd : compose, com- [ «cae ] II. = aycan
pile, write, Bo,Quth;Mtranslate : (+) sleoet-, sicoett-, aiccit-=8icett-
:
people, garrison, Bl : be situated, : set MtL

ilocllan=aiclian
off '.lay in wait, LP89*°. a. ut issue, send sloe m. sigh, Lcdl-388".
firth, dismiss,
a.
a. of displace, depose.
journey, El
travel, ±a. wi6, ongean, sloer-=aicor-
M [^siche'l
aloel=8iool; alcellan=sicli&n
compare, a. to gafole let land, [nttan] stoerian to trickle, penetrate, ooze,

•attend m. creator, ordainer, Da 333. 9
['sicker ]
CP437" ' '
+settendllc appointed, canonical, 362. CM

stoettan to sigh, groan, mourn,
CP.
settere=a£tere
eetfarn m. a kind of tree, EC291'.
-fsetuf n P- dwelling, abode.
sttung=8&tung wok, Led; ML. ['nckU'; s6oc]
±s*8an to affirm, testify, : prove. M [866] riool m. •ttckle,' A,Mk,WW(u*)
se«elfNG)=eetl
dbsitfond m. asserter, affirmer.
+sttfnes £ affirmation, NC296.
aetH$e=sehoe

SICORNES 263 SIGELHWEOBFA
slcornes t sureness, certainty, NC321. sto98an= slogan
9 9
[' sickernees ] sfox (e, eo, i, y) 'six, AO.
sld ample, wide, broad, large, vast, An,B,Oen. =
sftexbenn seaxbenn
['side ]
9
slexfeald 'sixfold,
1
WW.
sldadlf. pain in the side, pleurisy, 112" WW 9
stozhund six hundred, AO. ['sixhund ]
sMan adv. widan and a. far and wide, BC. 9
sfezta (e, i, y) 'sixth, Chr ; AO.
[v. 'side'] sfexte (y) sixthly, LL158[17].
f
side I. adv. amply, widely, extensively, OeMg (e,Uj)
9
sixty, AO.
OEG. a. and wide /or and tc*iae, JSi. slle (y) n. 'Meve,' Cp,Lcd,WW.
<
[>*V] IL (±) t «trfe,' JS,Bl,CP,Gl, slfefia (eo, y) m. and fpl. siftings, chaff,
VPs. [Oer. seite] IILttitt. [L. seta; bran : tares, rubbish.
(7er. Beide] sinan=8eonan; sllWa=8ifeoa; sffra^syfre
sldaee m. pain in Me mtfe, Lcd 172a.
9
stftan (e, y) to 'sift, JZ(y),Bo,Cp.
sldsful (y) decorous, modest, pure, virtuous, sJfun=seofon
9
honest, M. ['sedeful ] adv. -lioe. stg=s! 3 p. sing. pres. subj. of wesan (beon).
stdsfulnes f. virtue, modesty, M. +8ig n. vuitory, DR28*.
sldslle ao&er, etocreet, 6PH389. slgan1 1. (±) to sink, set (of the sun), decline,
\ adv. ji%, suitable, CP153. GP : descend, fall, fall down, : move, M
1 V. 8311-8. advance, go to, approach, sah fit came out,
\made of silk, OEG. M. IL to strain, fitter, drain out, ooze,
sldewftre £ zedoary, Lcd 137b. [Zofe X.] trickle.
SMfesttiiM, sidfstimedt wide-bosomed, ca- slgMh (NG)=sigebeah ; slgdl (Ep)=a!6e
pacious (of a ship), B. aigeI. (y) m. victory, success, triumph, AO,
9
sldfeaxe, sidfeaxode long-haired, JS. [v. Chr;M,CP. Vsige ] II. m. sinking, set-
•*i*V] [suan]
ting (of the sun),
. Mm 13M
ddfolot n. great people or number of people,
slge-Macn, -bSacen n. banner, : emblem M
sldlan intr. to eaêfuf/ Rim 66. [aid] of victory, trophy, cross (of Christ), El.
9
+sldlan (y) to arrange, set right, order, [aidn] sfgeMah m. vktor s circlet, crown.
sidlandt n. extensive land. slgebeamt m. tree of victory, cross.
SMDngweg m. sidelong way, road that runs dgebearat n. victor-child (Christ).
obliquely? (BT), KC3-446". sJgetaorht victorious,
stdo=sidii slgebeorn m. victorious hero, Fin 38.
sMrand m. broad shield, B1289. m. victorious brother, An 183.
slgebr&ttor
stdn (eo) m., gds. sida custom, practice, slgetyma trump of victory, Ex 565.
f.
manner, habit, rite, GP : manners, morality, slgecempa m. victorious champion, fPsSO10.

good conduct, purity, CP. [Qer. sitte] slgsewint f. victorious queen.
sldung (y) I rule, regulation, GPH398. slgedimat m. victorious fudge.
sidling (y) f extension, augmentation, A 8*306. slgedryhten m. lord of victory, Ood.
.
SMwsare m. pain in the side, GD,Lcd. slgeeadjg victorious, B1557.

sldweg-f m. long road : (in pi) distance, slgefssst victorious, triumphant, BH,BL
sldwyrm (y) m. silk-worm, WW. 9
[v. 'sige ]
sis pres. 1 sg. subj. of wesan (beon). +8Jge-f8BStan, -festnian (e*) to triumph :
stehstpres. 2 sg., siehti pres. 3 sg. of seon. crown as victor.

4-8lehtJ =+sih6; sielf =aelf ; slellan=8ellan slgefsestnes t triumph, victory.
StolMc=Beldlio slgefestWfligefaBst
±sfeman (a) to load, burden, JB(f), LkL(e). sJgefolef n. victorious people.
9
['seam ] Slgegealdor (y1 ) n. victory-bringing charm,
staml6=8imble LodI-388".
slgsgsfeoht n. victory, BH158*.
slsn I. (eo, i, y) f. power of sight, sight, vision,
Jul(f), Lcd($o) : pupil, eye. slgegyrd f. victory-bringing rod, Lod.
[*sene]
II. (=8in) pL pres. subj. of wesan. sJgebrtmlgt (») rejoicing in victory.
a, sient (=eindon, rind) pL pres. of slgehrifl f. fame gained by victory? confidence
or joy of victory t B490.
+sleiie (e, i) seen, visible, evident, plain, slgshrWlgt victorious, triumphant.
9
B(j). ['sent ] Slgehwll f. hour of victory, B2710.
+slen6lto (e, y) visible, BH216 1*. adv. -lice. slgel I.f (03, e) m? n? sun : name of the rune
sl6roe=serce for s. II.=sigil
9
store 'sere, dry, withered, BC
1-515. [searian] stgelbeorhtf sun-bright, brilliant.
sJerlan = sierwan slgel6=8igle
±slerwan (i, y) to plan, devise, contrive : plot, slgeMan n. reward of victory.
lay snares for, entrap, GP : put on armour : slgelias not victorious, defeated.
(+ ) fit out, arm, equip, Ma 159. [searu] slgalioSt n- 90n9 °f victory.
slerwung (ea, y) f. plotting, artifice, trap, Slgelhearwa m. Ethiopian, VPs.
snare, treachery, M. sigel-hweorfa m., -hwe(o)rfe 1 heliotrope.

8IGELIC 264 8INEWEALTNE8
i victorious, WW. =aeolfor; 90fren=Beolfren
flgeltorhtt radiant (iE)=Sigelhoarwa
Stfel-waraa, -ware pL Ethiopians. rik>fr=Beolfor
flgemeoe m. victorious sword, Cb1531. L m. band, chain, Gbk765. IL=sema
afeend m. wave, [sigan] WW. (on) adv. always, continually, AO.
[cp. aimbles]
> m. glutton, OET721". ftmbettarende roving, nomadic, A026".
flgereaX n. fruimjrtaJ rcfce, 163". WW •Imbelgefera m. constant companion, Met
fSgerlan=8igri*n nM (y).-
algerlan to be gluttonous, WW4891*. tmble (e, y) adv. ever, for ever, always, con-
ignfoef victorious, triumphant. stantly, continually, continuously, oftoat
ftgerdff victorious, triumphant. a. continually.
flgeaoeorp n. ornament ofvictory, Gn 136. •Jmblea adv. ever, always.
dgeeftt (i1 ) m. successful expedition, OET. almblian (y) to frequent, DR1510.
atgefptdf 1 *«cc«**. •Imb-tunga, -linga (aiml-) continually, con-
flgetaoen n. emblem of victory, sign. stanOy, DR.
1
•Jgetfber n. sacrifice for victory, Ex 402. tlmel= (l) aim bel adv. ; (2) aymbel
fllgetorht brilliant in victory. Sat 240. alinertngwyrl =ayineringwyrt
flgetudor n. dominating race, Gu838. alml, aiml- =8101061, aimbl-
flgetfiodf. victorious people. aln L (y) refL possess, pron. his, her, its,
algettreat m. WcJortottt troop, Cb844. their. IL=sfen. III. plnr. pree. anbj.
ftgetfuf T m. fruunpaoJ banner, Jud201. of weaan.
ftgewSpen n. victorious weapon, B804. •In- (y) prefix, perpetual, permanent, lasting,
algewangt m- )&eW of victory. infinite, immense.
algewlf n. victorious woman, Lod 1-384. alna<-=BeonoC-
ftgfBBet=aigefaB8t; flgl-=8ige- embyrnende ever burning, Mbt8m .
figll, aigl n. fibula, buckle, brooch, gem. tine (v)t n. treasure, riches, gold, valuables,
[op. fligle] jewel.
tlgtrian=8igrian aineald perpetually cold, Ex472.
ftglan (40) =aeglan ainealdu 1 perpetual cold, Ph17.
llgto L
n. necklace, cottar. II. f. rye, Mocfc ±emcan s to 'sink,' become submerged, : MtR
«peft, Lod 48a.
[L. aeoale] digest easily, act as aperient? Lcd&lb.
tiger (y) m. victory, triumph, M. [rige] amobrytta m. distributor of treasure, prince,
tlgorMaoen n. emblem of victory, El985. A3-71 17 .
tlgorbeorht fruunjaAan*, CeIO. ametaotf n. precious vessel.

aJgoroynn n. victorious race, E&755. atncflgt richly adorned.
Igortadlgt victorious. amegestreont n. treasure, jewel
igortost victorious. alnegewa3ge J n. abundance of treasure,
aJgorfsBetnea (riger-) f. victory, 11-173. A slne-giefa, -gifaf m. giver of treasure, ruler,
IgorMant n. reward of victory. chief, lord, king.
algorUc triumphal, Gl. amcgltu f. gift of treasure, As 1511.
IgorspMt f. good fortune in war. ameglmf m. valuable gem, jewel.
•igortacen n. convincing sign, Gu 1089. Blnegyfa = ainogiefa
Igoftlter n. offering for victory, Jul265. alnehrodent pto. adorned with costly orna-
algorweorc m. deed of victory, Ex316. ments.
•Igorwuldor n. glory of victory, Gtt93. amcmatfflum m. treasure, B2193.
algrlan to be victorious, triumph over, van- amoatan m. precious stone, Mar 21 n.
quish, J3. alndSegot t receipt of treasure, [ttiogan]
lgrlend m. victor, DHy38«. ameweorvnngt f. costly gift.
afgaonte f. a plant, Lod. find plnr. prea. indio. of weaan.
9
lgtfe=sTBe; slhflta=Biext» amder (y) n. 'cinder, dross, scoria, slag,
-tint, -aihte v. blocl-, fit-a. Cp,WW ;CP.
marshy?
aihte alnder- = aundor- ; dnderUce = aynderlioe
+fIhJe=+ayhte pret. 3 eg. of -fuycan. amderdm m. rust, WW402*1 .
sIhtr©=8eohtre flndon plnr. pree. indio. of weaan.

slb8 L £ thing seen, vision, JnL,MkL. amdor= sinder
['sight'] II. pros. 3 eg. of aeon. amdreamf m. everlasting joy.
fOro* pree. 3 eg. of ngan. amdiig (M) = syndrig ; +alne = +aiene
+tth%, +aiht (ie, y) t faculty or act of fight, slneht sinewy, Lod Ola. [aeono]
JS,Bo,Mk ; CP : aspect : wAot is *een, vision, ilne-wealt, -weald, -w«elt (eo, y) round,
apparition, ['i-sight'] globular, concave, M : circular, cylindrical
+HMto (BPB53«)=+aeh«e [ain-]

+ellrb'net L vision, p7 7. MtL ftnewealtlan to be unsteady, WW51G*1.
ailoen =Beoloen ; §111= self f. roundness, globularity.

SENKWJND 206 SEDRffiT
staMwlnd artery, WW362" [seonu] t large piece, B743.

stnfrea m. husband, B1B34. slnsorg f. perpetual grief, Wif45.
sinlulle f. houseleek, Lod.WW. start = Bind plur. prea. indie, of weean.
stngal perpetual, everlasting, M,CP : con- sln-trendende (OEG), -tredende pto. round.
tinuous, constant, M
: tiatfy. fintryndel (yl, »*) adj. circular, globular.
slngala, aingale, aingalea adv. always, ever, statiyrstende pto. (w. g.) ever thirsting, AO
continually. 130».
slngaffidwende ptc. ever-flouring, M.WW177 stall =seono
+Btngal1an (y) to continue, AGPs88 sl. stauwealt, sinwealt=8inewealt
alngaDlo incessant, continual, GP61*1 . adv. stawrSnnes (y ) f constant lechery,
. 113". WW
(i) -lice. 810= seo; stodo=aidu; sloffc=aefa
H-ilngalllnian to continue, JPs88". slol-=seol-, ael-
stngalnes 1 perseverance, assiduity, OEG. slon 'laber,' a marsh plant? Led 1-264.
sfngalrene m. constant flow, HGl. [ryne] ['*I6*']
±slngans (y) to * rinp, * celebrate in song, BE, slpian=sypian
Bl,MtL,VPs ; AO,CP crow, sing (of birds), alplan to sink low, wane, decline, Lod 3-161
M,Ph i chant, intone, OETJRB : read, (y. A31-638).
recite, narrate, Bl,Bo,VPs : (of things) sire = aigere ; slrew-, gjrw - = aearw-, sierw-
sound, resound, ring, clank, B,CP,W. slsemoa I dormouse, WW.
+slnge (=+sinie?) f. wife, Jul64. [op. 8l8t=flihflt pros. 2 sg. of aeon I.
ainig] sit pies. 3 ag. of aittan.
.slngendllc that may be sung, LVPs 1 18M. sltl=setl
sing-ere, -eatre=8ang-ere, -estre slttan* to 'sit,* sit down, recline, JB,B,Bo,Bl.
ringtaw (^S)=ayngian Chr ; AO,CP : remain, continue, be situated,
stngrine (y) I. f. house-leek, periwinkle, Bo,Bl,Oen,LL : (±) settle, encamp, dwell,
Led. ['eengreen'] II. adj. ever green : abide, reside, Chr,LkL ; AO : lie in wait,
uncooked (of vegetables). besiege, invest, Chr,Met,VPs : preside over,
slngrlm adj. exceeding fierce, Jul230. JS,MtL;CP : perch, roost, Oen,Ph : (+)
sinners m. huge army, B2936. sit out, finish, on cneowum a. kneel. witS
8lnWg- = 8inhiw- earm +a. lean, on a. (1) assail, attack;
±sln-hlwan, -higan npL wedded couple, M, (2) press on, weigh down,
CP. sW (y) I. m. going, motion, journey, errand,
slnhlwselpe m. permanent tie (marriage), B,BlJLcd : departure, death : expedition,
B06O 1 . undertaking, enterprise : road, way : time,
slnhwurf- = ainhwyrf - turn,occasion, JB,Q*Lcd,VPs ;AO. on
alnhwyrtel round. anne at one and the same time, Bo, Led.
a.
slnhwyrfende pto. round, OEG 114. 6t$re aI8e...oore aloe on one occasion... on
+slnlg marriage, DR108 7 . another : conduct, way of life, manner, : M
+slnlgan, sinigian to marry, NG. fate, destiny, experience, JB,Bt Chr. Vsithe*]
+8lnigseipe = ainacipe IL adv. late, afterwards, comp. aio, aioor
+slnBce (y) adv. often, RB97M . later. »r and a. always, ne «r ne a.
slnn=8ynn never, fir otitfe a. ever : a oomp. adj. aitira
slnnan't (w. g.) to meditate upon, think of, and a anperL al6(e)meat, afoeat
late, later,
care about : cease t [Qer. ainnen] latest, are formed from aiti. set
last
slnnlg = synnig sioeetan at last, finally. III. prep, and
a. oam after, afterwards. [Qer.
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slnnlhtf (y , ea*) £ eternal night, adv. conj. after,
-nihtes in continual night, night after night. <seit] IV. ( ± ) = ±sihD pros. 3 ag. of aeon L
slnnffi m. perpetual misery, Kim 52. +sI8 L m. (rare da. +a!San) (f) comrade,
stoop =senep companion (f) follower, retainer, warrior :
:
sfnotf (e, eo, y) t synod, council, meeting, count, thane. II. n, company, v. LL
assembly. [L. synodns] 2-427; 446.
sWberend m. reaper, WW236". [ai6e]
dnotfboe (e, eo, y) f. record of the decrees of a
synod, canon law, LL46[49 t 8]. sW5b6c 1 itinerary, OEG 2023.
dnottdfim (eo) m. decree of a synod, El662. sISboda m. herald of departure (the pillar of
staottgewrit n. records of a synod. cloud), Ex260.
slnoftlto synodical, BH. sWboren ptc. late-born, VPsf WW.
slnoVst6w t meeting-place, place where a +sI9eund fit to rank as a thane.
synod is held. +sl*eundlle intimate, BH120**(v.L).
slnowalt = einewealt sISdagas mpl. later times, El639.
sinrAden f. (continuing state), marriage, CP. sKem. 'scythe,' M,Cp.
±slnsclpe (e, y) m. cohabitation, marriage, sWemest, aiêst v. aitf U.
M,CP : (+) married couple, CP. sffifsst (M,CP), BitJfat mn. way, journey,
+stasclpllc conjugal, LL(440*). voyage, expedition : path, road, course, M :
1 married, GD218*. experience, conduct : period of time.

8IDFR0M 266 SLEACNE8
afftfromt ready for a journey. to strike, slay, NO. [Ger. schiacht-
aftgtomor travel-weary, ApI. en]
sttlan to go, depart, travel, wander, JBJt. +slahtopret 3 ag. of +deecan.
slash* = si iehti pros. 3 ag. of dean.
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I'sithe ]
+sf6H6 = +8f5cnndlic slssp L (a, *, ea) m. 'sleep, M,CP : sleepi-
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stSBce adv. lately, after a time, M. ness, inactivity, B,CP : death, Cr. IL m?
+8l9msegent n. band of warriors. slippery place? KC.
+sl6mann = +8i8 ±il«pan (e, a) pret. 3 sg. alep, al6ap ; also
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depte, alepde to 'sleep, BH,

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stftmast, afbor, attfoa v. siS IL wk. slftpte,
+sf6r*den 1 (nwpf WW206". Bl,VPs;CP : be benumbed, motionless,
-f tfflsolpe m. fellowship, society, BH. inactive, JS,CP,Lcd : lie with, JS,LL : rest
aWstapel «fep, frac*, LPs 16*. in the grave, die, Jt(k),ML
196=816 slflpMra soporific, Lod 1-284".
adv. and oonj. afterwards, JnLJJcL
fftffla m. sleeper, M.
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Mbt. Vsith ] (a, e) n. dormitory,
sfftftan,siSSon (eo, y) L adv. since, after- sleepless, GPH399.
wards, from now on, hereafter, further, then, slsspMast 1 sleeplessness, M.
thereupon, after, later, JB,BL IL oonj. as sUBpnee t sleepiness, HL14*».
soon as, when, since, after that, inasmuch as, slaspor drowsy, sleepy.
B^Bo. III. prop. (w. a.) (LW8) after. sl&pwerlg weary and sleepy, Rd5 b.
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['sithen ; aft, 8am] slast=dieh& pros. 3 ag. of dean. 9
sWweg (Gu869) =sidweg slAtan to bait (a boar), JS. ['shot ]
sftwerpd n. travelling troop, Gxir2114. slAtlng f. right of hunting, Chb1087.
±sl8w1I n. noble lady. sl*w=daw; -slsswan v. a-s.
atwan=8lwian sUtw* (e) f. sloth, indolence, AJBo;CP.
twen pp. of aeon H. ['sleuth
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; slaw]
slwen-lfce, -igge, -ege blear-eyed, CP. stt*;=8lah
±sfwlan (eo, y) to sew, mend, patch : knit slaga m. slayer, homicide, M,CP.
together, unite. slagen pp. of alean.
ilx=8iex ; itz- ; v. also siex-. slaga=alffigu
stxecge six-sided, hexagonal, WW. sl&h, slag! 'doe
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{fruit of the blackthorn),
slxfete (y) adj. of six {poetical) feet CPrLcd;WW;Mdi.
attgyMe entitled to sixfold compensation, slabs =alea
LL3[1]. sl&htSorn m. blackthorn, CpJLcd ; Mdf .
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ftzbynda belonging to the class whose 'wer- I'sloethom ]
gekT was 600 shillings, LL. sl&hftornragu t lichen from blackthorn, Lcd.
ftzhyrnade having six angles, WWlWê*). sUUrtornrind f. blackthorn bark, Lod.
flxnlhte six days old, Lcd. sttn I. (K,N) =slean. IL gs. of da, (aUh).
*
slxteogofta sixtieth,' MGr. slane pret. 3 ag. of dinoan.
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sixteotta 'sixteenth, MH(&), ^Gtr(y'). slapwsyep; «ttpel=dapol
sixtfgAre eOoared ship, [ax] slapfumes f. lethargy, WW641 tt T
stxtlgleaM sixtyfold. attplan to become sleepy, CP.
slxtigwmtre sixty years old, M. aiftpol somnolent, lethargic.
afxtfne (y1 , e») 'sixteen,
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MB. iUpolnes f. somnolence, lethargy, 2E.
sfxtffnenllito jiarfeen day* ofci, Lod. slaporaes f. lethargy, A 11-98.
slxlj ne w lntre fistee* year* olrf. sttpul=alapol
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sl&=dah slarege (i») f. 'clary {plant), Lcd,WW.
slaeful (=*) &uy, Gl,Lod. slat pret. 3 ag. of slitan.
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alartan to afacfc o/f, become
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remiss, M. Slaw 'slow, sluggish, torpid, lazy, Bo,CP,ML
['slake ] slftwerm (KGL80»)=dawyrm
slftd pret. 3 ag. of slidan. glAwlan to be slow, sluggish, M.
lAMaloa slawDce adv. 'slowly, 9 sluggishly, CP.
stee ' slack; remiss, CP 1261 (v. A39-366). slawyrm m. 'slow-worm, snake, OSO,Sc t 9
sleeoan = slaoian WW.

-f slflBOoan to seize, VPs7*. sMa f. slay, weaver's reed, Gl*. [alean;
sMM (a, e, ea) n. valley, glade,
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AO;MdL ep. dege]
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['slade ] sl*ac(v. A39-366) 'slack, remiss, lax, slug-
-slAfan v. t6-s. gish, indolent, languid, A£,B,BH ; : CP
aleeg-=deg- slow, gentle, easy, M.
aieege m., slaeget n. = siege deadan to delay, retard, slacken, relax efforts.
aleegen pp. of dean. sttacllo slow, languid, idle. adv. -lice.
sleegnAt = degneat sMaemodnes f. slackness, laziness, MFH173.
HAga (e) f. lethargy, Qh (v. A33-387). sMaenas (e) t slowness, A.MJjcd i remiss-
stent =dieht ness, laziness, CP. ['slackness ]
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SLEAOORNES 267 SMACIAN
\l laziness, All-98". sUehtsw^n (y 1 ) n. jritf/or Hfltwp, LL.
al8aht=slieht sllehft proa 3 sg. of slean.
sHan 6 to
strike, beat,stamp, coin (money), -sntan v. td-s.
slU, aliie=aliefe;
forge (weapons), jB,B,Bl£ed,VPs : throw, dippery, HGl405.
sitter
east, Bo,Da : sting (snake) : pitch (tent), JB : 8llht(40,JB)=slieht
strike across (country), dash, break, rush, v. eorC-s.
come quickly, M
: "slay/ kill, M,AO,CP. sllhU pros. 3 sg. of slean.
wael +& to slaughter : cast into chains : sUm n. 'slime? CPs,WW.
(+) strike down : play (harp) : (+) gain by sllnean* to dink, creep, crawl.
fighting, win. slineend mn. reptile, JR.
slftap L pret. 3 eg. of slepan, IL pret. 3 sg. attngan* to worm, twist oneself. [Ger.
of slapan. III. = sl£p seblingen]
sl*aw=slaw; slibtsooh^sleiesooh sllpa=slypa
slee-=sleac- sllpeg, alipig slimy.
+sleooan to weaken, disable, Ob 140. [sleac] sttpor slippery, filthy, 8c : shifty, A.
stoog 1 ('sledge' ^hammer, mallet, Nor, WW {'dipper']
aUpornas f. filihiness, DHyW. ['dipper-
steogettan to beat, throb, Lod82d. ness']
sleegwyrhta m. metal-worker, ANS 100*264. +sllt n. rending, biting, M
: something to be
slM=sl&d; slel=aliefe torn or rent : backbiting, calumny.

slftlan to slip (clothes) on, Outh. + filefed ±sBtan1 to dit, tear, split, shiver, rend to
furnished wtth sleeves. V sieve'] pieces, divide : bite, sting, wound, : CP
slefeseoh m. slipper, Gl (alebe-). backbite, CP. [Qer. sohleissen]
sl«flfo8=slyfleas sUtcwealm m. death by rending, LL(166 M ).
doge (») m. beating, blow, stroke, M
: slaying, sllte I. m. dit, rent, tear, bite. IL f ? cycla-
slaughter, murder, iE,AO,CP : crash, impact, men.
clap (of thunder) : destruction, defeat, : AO
sllten m. schismatic, heretic, MtL p8*.
(weaver's) 'slay,* WW188*. [dean] sHtendlle gorging, WW437*.
slegebytl m. oeetfe, fojmwwy, Lod122d. sBtere m. gorger, glutton, : destroyer, WW
slegettsge doomed to perish, Jud247. W235»
slegel m. plectrum, WW466" +alttgllw n. raillery, WW372«
slegen pp. of slean. sHtnes f. desolation, destruction, tearing
stoghrffar (stagr-) n. cattle /or slaughter, up.
NC321. stttol biting, pungent, GPH394.
slegneat n. ca«fe/or slaughter, TC105*. sntang f. tearing, biting, M.
8l«ga=Bl£ga sllttan1 to injure, wound, GnE202.
slen=sleah imperat. of slean. sllSet I* adj. savage, fierce, dire, cruel, hard,
deht=8lieht hurtful, perilous. IL adv. savagely.
sleM=8liehtS proa 3 sg. of slean. sUtJeMo graven, EPsl05w.
sHow=sliw sffiSen crud, hard, evil
slip I. (M) =sl&p. IL pret. 3 sg. of slSpan. sBBheard (e») cruel, severe, savage.
8Wp-=slfip- aBBnes f. graven image, EPs 105*.
sMpan = (l)slftpan; (2) slypan sllw m. a fish, tench, mullet, Gl.

ale* (VPs)=slieh& pros. 3 sg. of dean. slog L pret. 3 sg. of slean. IL=al6h I.
sliw*=slftwt5; s!I(Gl)=s1Iw sldh L mfn., gs. al6(ge)a, al6; das. slo(h)
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site (I?) n. beater, mallet, hammer, LL455"; 'dough, mire, BH,W. II. pret. 3 sg. of
WW75". slean.
-sHeod (y) v. nig-s. -slop v. ofer-s.
sflSdan1 to 'slide/ glide, dip, fall, fall down, slopen pp. of slupan.
Outh : fail, err : pass away, be transitory or slota m. morsd, So 163".
unstable, MHJLcd. slttma m. dumber, DD,Qu. ['shorn']
sUddor=slidor slttmero m. sleeper, NC322.
sllde m. sliding, slip,faU, JS,CP. slunoon pret pL of slinoan.
sllderian = slidrian tlQpan* to dip, glide, move softly.
sHdor I. slippery, Ps,Mun. ['didder'] siytwalief; slyhtMslieht
II. n? slippery pace, WW. slyfa9 =alieh5 pros. 3 sg. of slean.
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slldornes t slippery pace, slipperiness, Ps. slypa m. slime, paste, pulp. Led. ['slip ]
['didderness'] Stypan (e) to dip, put onor off.
slidrian to dip, slide, CP,PPs. ['diddern'] siypescoh m. dipper, W. WW277
sHefe (I) f. 'sleeve,* LL. slyppe f. paste, Lcd 163a.
sHefleas 'sleeveless,' &B(y),WW(e). slyprasn n ? 'ferna, ' 1
. [nesn] WW237
silent (sb, ea, e, i, v) m. drofce, slaughter, sl^ptt pros. 3 sg. of 8lfipan.
murder, death, AO(i) : animals for slaughter : ±smadan to coax, flatter, allure, seduce,
(+)t&o«fe. [''feyAt'; slean] HGl476;OEG3005.

otSJSXj SMITTE
•mm m. 'smack,* taste, WW : scent, odour, lit = smeawyrm
iiifcflgnwjH
WW. smeh (iEL31 M*)=smeah H.
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±smmocan to taste, JBOr. ['smatch ] device, smfthwreno (— smea-) m. cunning
smsel h (often smal- in obL cases) sap. TC339.
* 9
smalost, smaelst 'small, Bofipjbcd : thin, smelt L (y) m. sardine, smelt, Cp.
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II.=
slender, narrow, AO,OET : fine, BH,CP, smolt
Lcd,WW. II. heafodam®!. . smelting (i, y) f. amber, JS.
smtooan* to emit smoke, JSJjcd,WW :
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smselstterm (A 13-323) =sm«loearme fumigate, Lcd. ['smeek ]
smmll m. slap, smack, JnL. ['small'] smeoduma = smedma
smselttearmas (ya ) mp. small intestines. smtoh= smeah; smaolt=smolt
smeortan* to 'smart, A03&* (or ? fyrsmeort-
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n. lower abdomen, CP.
)
(smftre?) m. lip, Gl,Lcd. ende smarting like fire).

-= smeoni smeoni (e), smeoruw n. ointment, fat, grease,
smAte pure, refined, Cpf MH JR. [' smeat '] lard, tallow, suet. sohmeer]
[Oer.
smAtegoldn. jntrepoM, WW.
smAtegylden adj. of pure gold, WW.
^^ smeorumangestre (smere-) 1 butter-woman,
LL.
smal- v. smnL smeorusealf (e1, a1 ) t unguent, Lcd 56b.
smato finely, into small pieces, Bo softly smeorufiearm (a*1, e1 ) m. entraU.
(not loudly), ['smaU ]
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smsoruwlg (smere-) rich, fat, Lod 79a.
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smallan to become thin, Lod2s (Harl.). smeoruwyrt f. smearwort Cp,Lcd.
i
smalung 1 reducing (of flesh), Lcd. smeo1$lan=8mitJian

mat pret. 3 sg. of smitan. smer-= smear-, smeor-, smir-, smier-
fmtae pret. 3 sg. of smeocan. smer=smfir; smera=Bmeoru
smeade pret. 3 eg. of smeagan. smere- = smeoru-
smftag- v. smeah. smerian to laugh to scorn, MtL9M .
± smeagan, smean (5) to think, think out, smertngwyrt £ name of a plant, 'crispa,
reflect, meditate on, deliberate, M,CP victoriola, WW1351 [cp. smeoruwyrt] :
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.
examine, penetrate, scrutinize, look closely smeruwan = smierwan

into, M
: suppose : seek (opportunity). smerwung=8mirung; smtte-=em&te-
smeagelegen (? v. OEG4142n.) f. syllogism. ±sm0ttan to smooth, soften, polish, CP 1
smftagendllo meditative, £2Gb211 c appease, soothe, CP. .
smfiagung = smeanng smette(22J?)=smi«tte

smeah I. adj. (smeag- in obL cases) sagacious, smite smooth, polished, soft, Lk;M,AO,
acute, subtle : penetrating. : suave, agreeable, CP : lenitive.
II. pret. 3 sg. CP
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of smugan. ['smeeth ]
+smeah n. intrigue, Chb1094. ±sm&8lan to smoothen, LcdfiSO : become
smtalle searching, exhaustive, careful, CP : smooth, ['smeeth*]
exquisite, adv. -lice closely, thoroughly, smtftoss 1 smoothness, smooth place, JR,
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WW.
carefully, exhaustively, accurately, M,CP. [' smeethness ]
smeallcnes 1 subtlety, NC322. smeung = smeanng
smeamettas mp. delicacies. smlo (5, y) m. vapour, smoke, MJLO,Bo,
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smean, emeang= smeagan, smeanng PPs,VHy. ['smeech ; 'smitch ]
smearoian (e) to smile, Bo ; M. ['smirk'] smloan (§) to smoke, fumigate, [smeocan]
smeart smarting, painful, Tf29510 ['smart'] smloer beauteous, elegant, fair, tasteful, Cp,
.
smeartung (e) £ tickling, A 8*451. 8hr,TC. ['smicker*] adv -ere, CP. .
smea* I. f. meditation, SPsll8 77 . IL pros. smleernes t smartness, WW416'1 .
3 of smeagan.
sg. , +smtoerod well-fashioned, 406". WW
smteftanolloe adv. in detail, 8-309. A
smloor=8micer; smldema= smedma
smta-ttaaool, -oancollio subtle, adv. -lice smtoe=BmIo
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exactly, thoroughly, exhaustively, studiously, ± smierwan (e, i, y) to 'smear, anoint, salve,
M. Bl,0, VPs (smirian) ; CP. [smeoni]
smeatiancomes f. smllte=8mylte
exactness, strictness, MR
2-803*. nwntjng = smelting
±smeaung (5) f. reflection, thought, CP : smlrenes (e, y) t ointment, unguent
inquiry, search : intention, effort : intrigue. smlrewan, smirian = smierwan
smeawung = smeanng miriwgrt* anointing oil, /& m .
smeawyrhta m. skilled artisan, A 9-263. smlrung (e, y) f. ointment, unguent, Lcd :
smeawyrm m. intestinal worm, Lod. unction, [smeoru]

smecMsmeo; smecWsmic smlrwan= smierwan
smedma (eo) m. fine flour, pollen meal, smitan to daub, smear, soil, pollute, defile,
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Lcd;M. ['smeddum ] M,CpJjcd. ['smite ]
smedmen adj. of fine flour, 80IM1. smltto f? smudge, smut, blot, OEGyRB.
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smegan=Bmeagan ['smit ]

SMITTIAN SNOTORNES
±smlttfan to befoul, pollute, WW : infect, anAdlngsoeap n. sheep for slaughter, PPs
OEG. ['smit ] 9
43»
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amltf m. handicraftsman, ' smith, Mack- snAdmfilum adv. bit by bit, LoDl27a.
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smith, armourer, carpenter, M,B,Mt. ansegl (e), snaegel m. 'snail, CpJ*d,WW.
aml&bylg m. smith's bellows, NC322. gn»l=snflBgl; anAs=anas
amtfaraaft iil manual art, BH442". (or? onan&aan) to run through,
amHfarsBftega m. skilled workman, Gbn 1084. pierce, spit, LL69[36]. [anas]
amffiian (eo) to forge, fabricate, JS,OEG. anaMffeld m. a defined tract of pasture or
['smith'] woodland (v. Mdf). fenced]
smttflloe adv. dexterously, WW. anas (fi) f. spit, skewer, WW237 17 and n.
smltfte (ameoe) f. smithy, forge, M,BE, ana* L. pret. 3 ag. of aniflan. II.(?) n?
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['smithe ] killing (v. OEG3070).
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fmoe m. 'smock, shift, WW. 9
anAwm. 'snow, Bl,Chr,Met,VPs: snowstorm,
amoea m. 'smoke, 9 ZrP«,Afar(oo). Bo.
amocen pp. of ameooan. anawoaald icy -cold, Mbt29*.
an&wgebland n. snow-storm, AO 186M .
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amootan to emit 'smoke, MJjPs : fumigate,
Led. an&whwlt snow-white, M.
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-amogu v. aVs. ; -anion v. in-a, an&wlg 'snowy, Led.
molt L (e, eo) mild, peaceful, stM, gentle, an&wlt = anahwit
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MtL. ['smoU ] II. lard, fat, CM,NC. an&wlio snowy.
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['smoU ] aneare, anearh f. 'snare, OEG.
amolte=amylte anedan = snfidan ; anCl, sneg(e)l azuegl =
smoltnoe adv. gently, £88*477. anell smart, ready, rapid, keen, fresh, brisk,
amorlan to strangle, choke, suffocate, Gp, active, strong, bold, AnJB,Cr,Ph ; AO.
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MtR. ['smore ] ['sneU ]
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amotf 'smooth, serene, calm, 8c. anellio smart, ready, quick, rapid, bold. adv.
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amueon pret. pL of ameoroan. -Hoe, Wy. ['snelly ]
amugan* to creep, J3. [Ger. aohmiegen] anellscipe m. quickness, boldness, Chb1057d.
smogendllo creeping, LPs68M. anelnes f. agility, ApT13 7 .
am$Q=amio aneomef adv. quickly, speedily, swiftly :
smjhs*8 pres.3 ag. of ameooan. immediately, at once.

amygel, amygels m. retreat, burrow, Gl. +10601*0811* (e) to shrivel, dry up, VPs3018.
amyllan to crack (a whip), GPH388. aneowan 7 (6)f to hasten, go.
smylt=8melt aner harpstring.
f. [op. Ger. aohnnr]
+fmyltan to appease, BH386 1*. +anere pret. of aneoroan.
amylte h mild, tranquil, peaceable, calm, CP 1
anloan to sneak along, creep, crawl, CP,Lcd.
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cheerful : prosperous. II. adv. softly. ['snike ]
[amolt] anld I. n. slice : (+ ) slaughter. [Ger. aehnitt]
amyltelic = smyltlio IL m. saw, CP.
amylting (AS) = smelting ankle L m. incision : slaughter, i i.=snid IL
amylfllo tranquil, serene. pp., anidon pret. pL of snioan.
smyltnes f. tranquillity, peace, quiet, silence, n. lancet, Lcd7&l
CP : gentleness, smoothness, mildness, com- =anyrian
CP Cp, WW. ['snite ]
9 9
posure, placidity, : evening calm. antte L 'snipe,
amyr-=8mier-, amir- dbanltfan 1 to cut, lance, CP: cut off, amputate,
smyrels m. ointment, unguent, unction, M,
9
CP
: hew down, slay, kill,
9
; CP : mow, M
LL. ['smerles ; smeoru] reap, ['snithe ; Ger. schneiden]
smytta=Bmitta; ana=anaw anlBstrto carline thistle? (BT) chopped
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anaca m. 'snake, serpent, Lk,W. straw f (JGPh 1-328), Cp358s.
anaoo m. a small vessel, war-ship, Chr. anHtang 1 incision, wound : slaughter.
9 9
['snack ; Dan. anekke] anlwan to snow, BH,Cp,Nar ; M. ['snew ]
anfld=snfidn. anoca m. nook? inlet BC3-141' (v. Mdf).
-ansaeoe v. twi-a. mod f. hood, head-dress, fillet, M.
anAd I. m. handle of a scythe, jBH 2-162.
9
anoffa m. 'nausea,
9
60. CM
Vsnead ] II. (a) m. a clearing in a wood, anofl phlegm, mucus, LoD9a.
Ct (Mdf). III. f. piece, morsel, slice,
9
anoflig/uH of phlegm, 8*299. A
portion of food, MJj&L
['snede ; anidan] anofol=anon
an&dan I. (e) to cut, slice, lop off, hew, Ln, anoru f. daughter-in-law, J2,A0. [Ger.
9
OP,Mt. ['sned ; aniDan] IL to eat, take aohnnr]
a meal, Chb 1048. +anot n. mucus, Lcd20d.
an&del (GL)=an£deloearm snotor, anoter clever, prudent, intelligent,
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anAdeltiearm m. great gut, Gl,Lod. discerning, MtL ; M,CP. ['snoter }
t meal, snack, CM.RBL. anotorllo (e*) philosophic, wise. adv. -Uoe.
n. cook's shop,
i
1
. WW185
anotornesi wisdom, prudence, M.

SNOTORSCIPE 270 SOf)
snotorsolpe m. cleverness in argument, (SB*) t heliotrope. [L. solsequia]

dialectics, OEG3215 ; 2"*. somMsam; sdm-=sam-
-snotorung (e*) v. word-a. aom f. arbitration, agreement, reconciliation,
snotorwyrde wise of speech, plausible, 107 1. W JR,LL. ['some*]
snotter, snottor, snottra (wk.)=anotor +sdm unanimous, peaceable, friendly, M.
snowan = sneowan somn- =samn- ; somodWsamod
gnud L
adj. quickly approaching, Cb842. f. wedlock, CP19".
II. speed, An 267.
n?
made adv. quickly, at once. son m. sound, music, CP. [L. sonus]
anything 1 mucus from the nose, NC 322. sonm adv. directly, forthwith, immediately,
['snivelling*] at once, Bl,Chr,GP,MtL,Sat. s. swa as
snyrlant to hasten, hurry. 'soon' as, when, Bl,CP.
anyrlng sharp rock, WW371**. sono=sano pret. of sinoan.
sn*tan to blow the nose, NC322. ['suite*] sonorsett m. music, A 13-38*°*.
snyteru = snyttru sondMsand
sn$tlngf.bloiringofno8e,WW162. £ suiting*] song L =sang pret 3 ag. of singan. IL sb.
snytre clever, wise, Gkn2808. bed, NO. [ON. song] IIL grape, EHy
snytrlan to be clever, wise. 0*«.
snytro, snytru^snyttru sonwald (NG)=sinewealt
i: snyttru 1 (often in pL) wisdom, cleverness, sopa m. 'sup,' Led. [*sope*]
prudence, sagacity, intelligence, AO,CP. sopeuppe f. sop-cup, Ci.
snyttruensftt m. wisdom, sagacity. sopp 'offula,* 'sop,* OEQW.
snyttruhus n. house of wisdom, PPs77 M.
c
sopplan to soak, sop,* Lcd&fc.
snyttrum adv. cunningly. sore mote, MtL7*.
snytMan to go nose or beak forwards (of a sorg f. (oool. gs. in -es) 'sorrow,* pain, \
plough), Ri>22*. trouble, care, distress, anxiety, B,Bl^Bo
-snytttan, -snytioan v. be-s. sorgbyrtfon f load of sorrow, An 1534. .
l
soo L (±) n. sucking, M. [ sock*] IL m. sorgoearlgt anxious, sorrowful
soakings, Mdl sorgoearu f. sorrow, anxiety, Git 939.
s6e L. pret. 3 sg. of saoan. IL =s6on sorgful 'sorrowful,* sad, anxious, careful, JS,
ooo m. 'sock? light shoe, slipper, Cp,RB. B;GP: distressing, doleful, B,Ph.
[L. socous] sorglan (pros. pte. sorgende) to 'sorrow,*
socian to 'soak, * Led. [sucan] care, grieve, be sorry for, be anxious about,
adon 1 seeking, question, inquiry, case, cause : B,Bl,Bo; CP.
visit, resort, M,W : attack, 51777
refuge, sorgMas free from sorrow or care,
:
asylum, sanctuary, :Mthe exercise of sorgMast (h) f. security, Lod.

judicial power, jurisdiction, right of inquisi- sorgHottt (h) dirge.
tion, right of taking fines, revenue (v. saeu), sorgUe wretched, miserable, adv. -lioe.
KC,LL (v. 2-454) : district in which a ['sorrowly*]
(
socn' was exercised (Eng. Hist. Rev. sorglufu f. sad love, DnonlO.
27-20). ['soken'l sorgstafas,mp. anxiety, care, Jui.660.
sdenes=seones sorgungl 'sorrowing,* 114*. W
-f sod n. cooking, boiling, CP. sorgwtte (h) n. grievous torment, W187*.
soden pp. of seotian. sorgword (h) m. lamentation, Gen 789.
softe L
(=sefte) adj. 'soft,* mild, gentle, : M sorgwylm («*)f m. wave of sorrow.
quiet, calm, tranquil, undisturbed, : M
sorhMsorg
luxurious : agreeable, A
9*28. IL adv. sorig sorry, CP227*.
Oen,Lcd,Met. SOt = BOtt
softnes f. ease, comfort : * softness, * luxury, JR. sot n. (what settles down), 'soot,* Cp,Lcd.
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sogefta (o ) m. hiccough, eructation. total, eotl, sotol=8etl
soht pp., a5hte pret. 3 ag. of secan. +sotflg dirty, grimy.
sol n. mud, wet sand, waUowing-place, sotman m. foolish man, NC350.
slough, CP. sotsdpe m. dulness, folly, 171**. V sot- WW
s61n.«m,PPsl20*. ship*]
solar =solor sort L adj. foolish, dull, stupid. IL m.
solate f. sunflower, heliotrope, Lod. dullard, fool, A. open sott downright fool,
sole f. shoe, sandal, WW 125**. [L.] M. ['sot*]
solere=solor sott I. n. truth, justice, righteousness, recti'
sollan to soil, become defiled, Rim&l. ['sole*] tude, B,CP,Cr,Sol
: reality, certainty, to
solmerca m. sundial, NC350. sdtfe, td sdoum
in truth, truly, truthfully,
sdlmdnatt m. February. accurately, to sdoan, trarb ado* veruy, in
solor m. loft, upper room, CP,Ph : 'palatium* truth. IL adj. true, genuine, real, BoJU
hall, dwelling, GD248M. ['sollar* ; L. AO,CP : just, righteous, ['sooth*] IIL-
solarium] L. pro- in compounds, in DR and NG.

SODBORA 271 SPEDIGNES
soflbora m. soothsayer, astrologer, Chb075a spaatang L spitting, LoD66a.
(reading doubtful). spala m. substitute, LL 484 [2, 11
s&B-ewed, -oweden veracious, NG. spald(tf/)=8patL Vspold']
sotfewlde m. true speech, truth, just saying : spaldur balsam, Gl (v. £837-186).
proverb, NG. span=Bpann
Sdttcynlngt m. King of truth, Qod. +span n. persuasion, allurement, CP.
sotte adv. truly, realty, accurately, rightly, dbspanan 7 to draw on, allure, seduce, mislead,
B,PPs. ['sooth'] persuade, instigate, jE»AO,CP.
softs adv. verily, Mt. [v. 'a***'] span-e, -u, pi. -a, -an f. teat. ^^
Stttsader m. Father of truth, God, Gb103. spanere (o) m. seducer, enticer, WW.
sfflfieast (e») frue, trustworthy, honest, Bl, ±spang fn. clasp, buckle. [Oer. spang©]
Chr,Cr,VPs : jurf, righteous, JnL,PPs. spann h I 'span' (measure), BH,WW.
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['soothfast ] IL pret. 3 eg. of spinnan.
±ad*testian to justify, NG. +spann n. fastening, band, buckle, CP.
sttSlsastlle(e)true,«tneere,Ax876. adv. -lice ±spannan 7 to join, link, clasp, fasten, attach,
4
(rt^t/, honestly, OET452. [ «oott/a8%'] CP.
sftttfaastnes f. Irtda, truthfulness, fairness, spannung t span, WW.
fidelity, Bl,Bo,CP,VPs : jtuttce. ['sooth- -spanung (i>) v. for-, leas-B.
fastness'] sparctan - spearoian
sMfestMaotffaKt ±sparlan to 'spare, be indulgent or merciful
'
sftSfylgan 'pnwegvt/ DR29". to, save, BH,CP,VPs : use sparingly, not

sfiftgld (ies)t n. true report. to use, M : forbear, abstain from, AH.
sfttthwefiere oonj. nevertheless, NG. +sparrian to shut, bar, MtL66 .
rbsfitflan to prove true, oear witness to, LL, sparwa =spearwa

NG. ['soothe' i 'i-sothe'] split (ft) n. spittle, saliva, CPJicd,NQ.
genuine, right,
tftfllc adj. true, truthful, real, ['spattie']
Bo. -lioe adv. truly, indeed, really, cer- nfMUui to spit out, WW162. ['spatUe']
tainly, BlJEl,VPs. oonj. for, now, then, spltlung f. what is spit out, spittle, WWIQ2.
but, CP. ['soothly'] ['spatOing']
sfiffsagol truthful spltfl=8patl
sttsagu f. tntft, IT : true story, MtL. splw pret. 3 eg. of spiwan.
['soothsaw'] speaft (MkL8») =speoft ; speara =spearwa
sdfleecgan to speak the truth. spearoa (a% e) m. 'spark,' Bo,BH ; OT.
soflseegendlloe truly, genuinely, GD185". spearoian to throw out sparks, sparkle, Sat
sfitisegen 1 true statement, M. 78? (v. OEG4029).
sHspaaoe truthful, W72 lex. spearewa 7 spearwa
dispell n. true story, history, MtL p7*. spaartaaloe m. sparrow-hawk, WW. ['spar-
sdtfsprAo true «iy»na, DR171*8.
1 hawk']
sfttftieen n. prodigy, BR43 . M spearDr- =8p»rlir-
sotfta (JnLJjkL) =sitt5a spearn pret. 3 ag. of spurnan.
soft wordf n. (rue toord. spearnes =s speernes
spftca m. 'jpafce' (of wheel, etc.), Bo,WW. speamllan to spurn, kick, sprawl, M.
spade =spadu; soldi =spatl spearwa L m. 'sparrow,' BH,Chr,Cp,VPs.
spadu (83) 1 'spade,' M. [L. spatha] II. m. calf (of the leg), Gl.
speae I. pret. 3 as. of speean. Ill mn? spec=8pio; spte=spftc, sprfto
small branch, tendril, WW. speean =sprecan
spaao=Bprfto speooa m. 'speck,' spot, Cp,Lcd,WW.
speaeMas 'speechless,' 0PJ7898" specf&h spotted, blotched, Cp22.
spsanffi pres. 3 eg. of spanan. sped 'glaucoma,' sticky moisture, phlegm,
spear sparing, So62* Cp,OEQ. Vspade']
spear- =spear- spM t luck, success, prosperity, El,PPs :
spsaren adj. of plaster, Gl. riches, wealth, abundance, Cr,Oen ;AO :
spearhende (y*) sparing, jEGb. opportunity, power, faculty, BlAPs : (only

spsarlan (N)=Bparian in dp. spldnm) 'speed,' quickness, Gen.
spsBrUe (e) adj. sparing, adv. -lioe. on s. fluently, skilfully : offspring? PPs
spaarBra (ef ea> eo) m. coi/ o/ leg, J5(ea). 103". [spowan]
['sparlire'] ±spMan w. d. to prosper, succeed, Ma.
spaarllred with a
thick calf, WW161* 7
. ['speed']
spsarnes L frugality, nearness. spMdropa m. useful drop (ink), 11^27*.
speerstan m. gypsum, chalk, WW. ['spar- spediende suffering from 'sped/ WW.
stone'] spftdig lucky, prosperous, rich, : plen- AO
speatan to 'spU,' spew, Mkjn ; M,CP. teous, abundant : powerful
spaMl=8patl +spMlgDee adv. prosperously, LPs44s.
sp&tlan, spfttlian to spit, foam at the mouth* spMlgnes f. opulence, EG 3606.

SPEDUCE 272 SPRJSC
spedHoe adv. effectually, effectively, PPb. spUeMspelc
+spedsumlan to prosper, OEG3630. spild m. annihilation, ruin, CP.
spMum v. sped; spelMspell spUdan to waste, ruin, destroy.
spUdsM m. destructive expedition, Ex 153.
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spelc m? splint, Led. ['spelt ]
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spelean to fasten with splints, Led. [' spelk '] splnan to sport, play, LL, W. ['spile ]
speld n., nap. speld, speldrn ember, torch, ±splttan to destroy, mutilate, km, Lk,JnL :
OJSG,WW. ['speld ]
9
waste, DR : (late) 'spill
9
(blood).
-f spell* m. substitute, representation, deputy. spffiere m. parasite, EG 679.
spellan to be substitute for, represent, M*RB. spOUng f. waste, Ghb999x.
9
['spele ] splK (Ql)= spild
speUend m. substitute, representative, M. splndsb. /at, WW.
spellng f. deputyship, RBIO". splndel=Bprindel
9
spell n. narrative, history, story, fable, MJ1, spinel t, gs. spinle 'spindle, A,Cp.
Bo,Da ; AO,CP : speech, discourse, homily, splnelheaU (nl) t female line (of descent),
B,Bo,Lcd ; CP : message, news : statement, TC491*1 .
observation, ['spell* Mdf] and v. splnge = spynge ; splnll, spinbHspinel

speUboc t book of sermons, TC430". -splnn v. in-s.
9
spellboda m. messenger, ambassador, angel : splnnan' to 'spin, M,GpJicd,Mt : twist,
speaker : prophet, [beodan] writhe, M.
spellewlde m. historical narrative, 100". AO splr spike, blade, Lcd 99b.
±speDlan to speak, discourse, talk, Bo,Lcd, "
(y) sputtering, M : sparkling.
IAcL ; M: announce, relate, proclaim, Bl : splrelng (y) sprinkling.
conspire, GD1061.
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['speU ] spltel m. small spade, dibble, GD201".
spellung 1 speech, conversation, narrative, spittan to dig in with a spud, LL454[10].
discourse, M. ± spittan to rspit, 9 LkR.MtR,MkL.
spelt I. m. 'spelt,
9
corn, WW. [L.~\ sptttian to spit (for cooking).
II. 'planca,
9
9
board of a book, WW 164. 9
spitu f. 'spit (cooking), M,BL.
9
['spelt ] splwan1 to spit, spit out, 'spew, vomit,
spelter(Lop 3- 36) = spaldnr JBMGhr,GP.
spin? m. fibre, WW40317 . sptwdrenc (i*) m. liquid emetic, Lcd.
-spendan v. a-, for-s. splwe m. vomiting, Lcd 22b.
spendung f. "spending, jBHfy66n.
9
splwedrene = spiwdreno
sptnn (=8peonn) pret. 3 sg. of spannan. splwere m. one who spews, WW10&.
9
spennels m. clasp, WW238**. ['spewer ]
spenst pros. 2 eg., spent? pros. 3 sg. of spanan. splwe8a=spiw8a
speoft (MkR8»; MtL27»°) rednpL pret. of splwian (io) to spew, spit up (w. d.).
spatant to spiL [v. ES38-281] splwol emetic, Ixjd.
+speoftlan to spit upon, LkL 18". [ES 38-34] splwfta (eo) m. vomiting, vomit, M.
spSon pret. 3 sg. of spanan, spannan. splwung (eo) f. 'spewing,
9
WW.
speoru (Gl) nap. of spere. spl&tan? to split, v. E849-156.
speoruHra = spserlira spUn=6pinl
speow pret. 3 sg. of spOwan. spiott m. spot,blot : patch (of land), M.
speow- =spiw- ; sper- =sp»r-, spear-, spyr- +splottod spotted, TC637".
9
spere n., nap. spe(o)rn 'spear, javelin, lance, spdn I. m. sliver, chip, shaving,
9
y Cp,Lcd. BH
M,AO,CP,Gp t stitching pain, Lcd 175a. ['spoon ] II. pret. 3 sg. of spanan.
sperebroga m. terror at spears, Rd 18*. +spon, 8pong = +8pan, spang
sperenand f. male line (of descent), BC sponge f. 'sponge,
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ML
3-340" sponnMspann
sperehealf I male line of descent, TC491" spor n. spoor, track, trail, footprint, CP :
spereleas without a (spearyhead, WW143 7
. trace, vestige. [Oer. spur]
sperenltf n. battle, Gmr2059. spor-=8pur-
9
spereseeaft (»») m. 'spear-shaft, 02)14". sporettan1 to kick, CVHyG15.
sporettung (sport-) £ kicking, E Hy6 ls.
9
sperewyrt (speru-) t 'spearwort, elecam-
pane, Lcd,WW. spornettan to spurn, kick, WW.
+sperod armed with a spear. spornlng f. stumbling-block, So 134 s.
sple n. fat bacon, M. [Oer. speck] sporu m. spur.
splee 1, spioa m. aromatic herb, spice 9 sporwreoel? m. what is tracked after being
\L. speoies] driven off? (BT), TC172*.
splehfis n. larder. dbspowan 7 to succeed, thrive, M,AO,CP :
spldng m. spike, nail, ANS 125». (impers.) proft, avail, help, M.
sptcmase t titmouse,
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WW28616 . spdwendlloe adv. prosperously.
spldenwlht (i?) 'spider, Lcd\67b. spraeen n. berry-bearing alder.
splgettan to spit, M. spnee I. n. shoot, slip, WW44*. II. pret.
BpOB0g'spilagius, akindofsnake,J)B,l25 u .
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3 sg. of spreoan.

SPR£!C 273 8T&FRMW
sprAc (e) f. language, M,Bo,Mt : power of sprot n., sprota m. sprout, twig, OEQ,WW :
speech, ' Lcd,LL : «totemen<9 narrative,

* peg. ['sprote']
fable, discourse, conversation, J£,Bl,CP, sprottm. spraU JSL,NC. ['sprot']
LPs : efoouenee, iE : report, rumour, Lk : sprungen pp., sprungon pret pi. of springan.
decision, judgment : charge, suit, CP,PPs, -eprutan v. geond-s.
a-,
TC : jxnnl, question : place /or speaking, spryeti pres. 3
of sprecan.
sg.
NG(e). spryng= spring; sprutan =spryttan
sprocan = sprecan sprytle f. chip, BH204" (v.L).
spr&ocyn n. mode of speech, BH4861 . spryttan to sprout, come forth, spring, ger-
+sprAce eloquent, affable. minate, yield fruit, Ba,Lcd ; : incite. M
+sprAoelio tneapaofe o/ fteui? iwerf alone (0/ I'sprit']
fte inseparable prepositions), JSGr. sprytting (e, i) f. shoot, sprout.
sprdcful talkative, LPs 139". spunnen pp., spunnon pret. pL of spinnan.
sprfichus n. senate-house^ curia : auditorium, spina m. spur, M.
WW ; ML. ['speech-house'] -spure v. fdt-, hel-s.
spr&oon pret. pL of sprecan. spurlettar n. spur-strap, 10.
WW97
spriedan to «prea<i : (+) stretch forth, extend. ±spurnans (o) to strike against, kick, * spurn, '
spr&dung 1 propagation, 1091 DR . reject, &,PPs.
sproengan = sprengan spurnere (o) m. fuller, J3Gb35*.
sprano^sprang spurul (=*spurnul?) given to kicking or
spranoa m. eAoof, slip, branch, OL ['spronJfc'] trampling? OET.
Sprang pret. 3 sg. of springan. spyllan v. a-s.
sprangettan to quiver, MP
1 610 ; WW473*. spynge (i), spynoge f. sponge, AO. [L.
spreawllan to sprawl,' move convulsively, spongia]
GPH392". spyrc-=»piro-
+sprec n. faculty of speech : talk, discussion. spyrd m. stadium, ' race-course, NG.
spree =spr»c spyremann (e1 ) m. tracker, TC172.
±sproca m. spokesman, councillor, M. ±spyrian (i) to make a track, go, pursue,
±sprocan 1 to 'speak,' say, utter, make a travel, journey, GP : follow out, inquire into,
speech, AO,B,Bo,CP,0, etc. : converse, con- ask about, investigate, BE, Bo. ['speer'i
verse with, B,Bl : declare, teU of, LPs : (+) spor]
agree, AO. sp. on lay claim to. spyiigend m. investigator, inquirer.
+sprecendllo (speo-) that should be spoken, spyrlung = spyrung
Scl23". spyrran (e ; =ie) to strike, GPH.
sprecern n. place for speaking, NO. [spr&o, spyrring I striking, OEG.
*rn] spyrte (e, i) i wicker basket, eel-basket. [L.
sproeolnes (speo-) f. loquacity, 80 170". sporta]
sprocul talkative, SP813911 . spyrung t asking, investigation, OEG 62 14.
sprengan (») (±) to scatter, strew, sprinkle, staca m. pin, 'stake,' AO,Lcd ; M.
sow, M,LL. sp. on administer a clyster : staoan (stagan) to pierce with a stake, spit
spring, break, burst, split, [causative of (or? roast, ES40-242), IM 124 71.
springan; 'sprenge'] staoung f. the piercing of an effigy by a 'staca'
spreot m. pole, pike, spear, Cp,TC,WW. (a method of injury by witchcraft), LL.
['sprit'] strode- =stede-
spretttng = sprytting stsaf m., nan. stafas * staff, ' stick, rod, M,Bo,
spreullan (OEQ0OM )=spreawlJan Cp,LPs,GP : pastoral staff : (often inpL)
spreut (Gl)= spreot letter, character, writing, J£,Bo,Wff :
sprlett pres. 3 sg. of sprecan. document : (in pL) letters, literature,
sprincel m. basket-snare (for catching fish), learning.
WW (v. ES43-322 ; FM200). stssfad=stafod
sprlnd vigorous, strong, OEOjSoL ['sprind' staforaft m. grammar, M : (in pL) learning,
springan] SH.
sprlndel m? tenter-hook, Gl. stsafomttlg lettered, OEG.
-eprtndlad v. a-s. stsBfcyst f. letters, learning from books, M.
sprindllce adv. vigorously, OEG738. stasfgefeg n. syllable : letters, LSPs70".
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spring m. 'spring, source, BC{j) : sprink- +stsBfldrod instructed, lettered, Lod.
ling : ulcer : flux. stasfleahtor m. grammaticalfauU, OEG5467.
± springan* to jump, leap, 'spring,* burst stafleornere m. student, OEG 3 126.
forth, rise, B,Bo,Ma ; M
: spread, be dif- stssfllo literary : literal, M. ['staffly']
fused, grow, A&,Bo,MtL. stsBfllKero 1 sling, 'balista.
sprlngd=sprind stafnMsteni
sprlngwyrt f caper-plant, Lod.
. stsBfplega m. literary game, Gl.
+sprintan to emit, utter, JnL pl87". stafrdw f. row of letters, line of writing,
sprlttf ng = sprytting ^L23b 7 " : alphabet, BH484".
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STiBFSWEORD 274 STANCLUD
n. 'ddon, lance? javelin? WW. st&rtractere
f
I m. commentator, historian,
J^staffsword*] WW207 1.
stssfwb (e) lettered, learned, Lod. stArwrltere m. historian, AO.
siwfwrfter* =st»rwritere stsstf n. occL gds. staSe, nap. staoaa shore,
•teeg n. I. \rfay' {rope), TP288".WII. river-bank, M,AO,CP.
9
['staith ]
pool, pond. \L. stagnum] stBSttBHt firm, stable, Cb981.
stftgel «feep. [stigan] stSBtihtype L
(5) sloping, precipitous. II. f.
stAger 1 ^totr,' stotroue, M, WW. [stigan] a deep pface, M.
GD95
s«Agl=8tnffel stsBtfhtypuoe adv. steeply, Bl207".
Sim L n. jStace, spo*. on stale in place of, stssttowealwe 1 sand-martin.
stasffltai to support, Rd4 .
74
instead of. on stale beon stand in (good)
stead, be a help to, A0232* : situation, ±8t89tt8tg staid, serious, M.
condition. [Oer. stelle] IL pret. 3 sg. ±st89tf8lgnes f. staidness, seriousness, JK,CP.
of stelan. stsBtfwaftll m. barrier of the shore, Qvs 1376.
stAl=8taool; steels = stela stSBtiwyrt 1 a plant, LcD29a.
±stAlan to found, institute, carry on. synne statas nap. of staof
st. to institute sin, i.e. enter on a conflict, staflan to dictate, M.
Ms* 287 : (w. d.) put upon, impute to, stafod striped, Ep(e),Erf (»).
accuse of, charge with : (f ) avenge [= *st»8- stag pret. 3 sg. of stigan.
lian = staoolian] stagan = stacan ?
stssle = stale da. of stain. stagga m. stag, LL624[24]. [ON. ; v. 'stag*}
StAlg=St®gel stan pret. 3 sg. of stigan.
stSBlglest m. thievish stranger, Rd48
s
. +stal n. plaint, accusation, MF163 : con-
stmlherige m. predatory army, CP. [stelan] tention, GD329" : opposition, W186 17 .
staslhran m. decoy-reindeer, u
AO
18 . 8tal=steall
tett^steall; Italian (A)=stiellan +8tala m. accessory in theft, LL
100 [25,1].
+st»llan to stall, stable, MH2P. stalafl=staool
stAlon pret. pL of stelan. staid =steald ; stale v. steel.
ftnltthtto f charge of stealing, LL.
. stalern n. court of law, WW.
starting n. theft, NC323. [stelan] state*- =sta8ol-
stAlwtertte serviceable, CP,ChrJ3hr. [staobl stalgong m. stealthy going, Gull 13.
'stalworth'] stallan to go stealthily, AO
: (±) steal, M.
staelwyrt 1 water-starwort, WW
299*. stftllan to confirm, strengthen. [= staoolian]
atAn- = stSnen-, stan- stallMsteall
stAna m. pitcher, jug, WW415". [stan] stalu L f±) I stealing, robbery, theft, Bl,
stAnan (±) to stone, M,CF : adorn with MtL ; M
: stolen article : fine for stealing.
precious stones, El 151. [stan] ['stale'] II. 'stale' (wood to which harp-
stsencMstenc strings are fixed), Jf203 w .
W
stAnen made of stone, stony, M,AO,CP. stalling f. stealing, robbery, AO.
[stan] stam (o) stammering, Gl.
r stony ground, NG. stamerlan (omr) to 'stammer, 9 OPH,HL.
f=steng stammetan to stammer, WW447 M (o).
stony, LodI-216".
i stamor stammering, Gl.
j f. stoning, JR. stan m. (and n. in NG) 'stone,* rock, M,CB ;
, J (e) m. usu. nap. stapas (stapan, RPs Mdf.

139 ) ôinor, part, 'step,* pace, M,CF : power
s stansex f. stone-workers' axef WW.
of locomotion : step, stair, M
: pedestal : stanbsdtf n. vapour bath made by the help of
flfroki*, degree, &. in staepe instantly. heated stones on to which water was poured
stsepmAhim adv. step by step, by degrees, (BT), Lcd.
gradually, CP. stanbeorg m. rocky elevation.
8t»pp-=8tepp- stanberende stony, WW427' 6 .
steeptf pres. 3 sg. of steppan. stanblll n. tool for working stone, . WW447 n
steer m., nap. staras starling, Cp,MtL. stanbogaj m. rocky arch.
['stare'] stanbryog f. stone bridge.
stAr (§) n. story, history, narrative, [v. A stanbueoa m. mountain goat, MGb,6S\
37-56] stanburg t town or fort of stone, Gen ; Mdf
tserbllnd stone-blind, Cp. [' stareblind
'] stano I. pret. 3 sg. of stincan. IL ab.
=
stsercedferhU stercedferhC sprinkling, WW.
stserebllnd (Âr)=sta3rblind stanoarr m. rock, DR1911 .
stArieoroere? m. student of history, v. OEO stanceastel (i«) m. chestnut-tree,

4145n. stanceosel (i«, y*) m. sand, OEG.
stArllee adv. accurately, 0EG2"°. sttn-cllf n., nap. -clifu, -oleofn (B) rock.
sterling m. 'starling,* ZZX433-241". cliff, crag, GD.
st»m= steam stanciad m. rock, M,CP.

8TANCRiEPTIGA 275 STEARO
stancroftlga m. clever stone-worker. stanwunna m. mineral colour, OEG 1061.
stancrfan to sprinkle, WW
1624*. stanwurftung t worship of stones, LL.
staneropp m. stone-crop (plant), Lcd. stanwyrht? t stone structure, 341". WW
staneynn n. kind of stone, ZDA34-233. stanwyrhta m. stone-mason, Gl.
stanoysel = stanoeosel stapa m. grasshopper, locust, WW.
stan-cyst, -cysten chestnut-tree. [L. oas- stapas v. stnpe; stapel= stapol
tanea] stapela m. post, stake, LL 387 [4,2].
stand (o) m. delay, MkLRQ*\ [v. 'stand'] stapen pp: of steppan.
1
±standan* (o) to 'stand, ('i-stand') occupy stapol m. t nap. stapolas, staplas basis, trunk
a place, stand firm, B,Bl, VPs ; M, AO.CP : of a tree, post, prop, support, stay, pillar,
remain, continue, abide, ; AO,CP : stand column, An,MtL,WW : threshold f £920 :
9
good, be valid, be, exist, take place, JR,CP : market and court, EC466. ['staple ; v. Mdf]
oppose, resist : stand stiU, stop, M : (t) stapolweg m. staked-out road? KC5-281 .
appear, flash out, B : arise, come, W:
(f) be -stappllan v. under-s. ; stapul= stapol
present to, come upon (of fear), ne s. t6 staras v. star; stare =stearo
ahte be of no account, W82il a on consist : starebllnd = staerblind
(+) stand up, keep one's feet, Bo : (+) ±startan to 'stare,' gaze, ML,B.
attack, assail, ML : (+) perform, tatS- v. st»« ; statielMstatSol
staneht=stanihte; 8tanez=stansBZ statfol (ea1 , e 1 , a 1) m. base, foundation,
stan-faet n., nap. -fatu stone vessel. support, BH,WW;AO,GP : station, posi-
stanfahf stone-paven. tion, state, condition, GP : stability, security :
stanflor m. paving-stone, tesseUa, OEG14*. firmament, heavens : underside of a turf,
[op. floretan] Led, ['staddle'; standan]
stang prot. 3 ag. of stingan. statSolAht 1 real estate, Rim 22.
stangaderung I. stone wall, ERPs61*. statSoltest fixed, firm, steadfast, Bo,MtL.
stingeat n. opening between rocks, Ct. ['stathelfast']
stangefeall n. heap of stones, MH212". stafotfffifltllc steadfast, firm, M. adv. -hoe.
stangefog n. stone-laying, El 1021. stattoUsMtnes (ea) f. stability.
sttngella (i ) m. 'staniel, ' pelican, VPs, WW. -t-statfol-tostnlan, -festian to make firm,
1
stangetimbre n. stone-work, masonry, WW establish.

441". tatfoUflBstnung f. foundation, LPs 136 7 .
stingeweoro n. art of building : stone-work, ±statiollan (e1 ) to fix, establish, Bl : confirm,
masonry, J3. make steadfast. ['stathel']
stan-gripe m., dp. -greopum handful of +sta«ollend m. founder, LPs47*(e*).
stones? El 824. stattolungf. foundation, settlement.
stanhege m. stone fence, watt, LPs 79". staftolwangt m. settling place.

stanhttet = stanhywet sta*ul=staool; steal- = sttef-
stan-hlitSf n., nap. -hlitfu, -hleotiu rocky stealet lofty, steep, precipitous.
slope, cliff, rock. -stealclan v. be-s.
stanhof n. stone building, Ruin 39. stealeung f. act of going stealthily, M.
stanhol n. hole in a rock. ['stalking']
stanhrlcg m. rocky ridge, OEG5465. steald pret. 3 sg. of stellan.
stanhftpe stone-heap, KC3-431*.
f. +stealdt n. dwelling, habitation.
stanhywet n. stone quarry. stealdan 7 t to possess, own.
stanlg (ft) stony, rocky, AO. steall (a) mn. standing, place, position, state,
stanlht (ae) I. adj. stony, rocky, AO. II. n. WW : 'stall* (for cattle), stable, Cp;M :
stony ground. fishing ground.

stanlnoel n. little stone, A1331 M . +steallt n. structure, frame,
stanlesang f. building with loose stones, WW -stealla v. eaxl-, hand-, ofer-s.
117 M. [lesan] steallere (a) m. marshal, constable.
stanHm m. cement, mortar, WW205*. -atealllan v. forti-s.
stlnmeroe m. parsley, WW. steam (e, ie) m. 'steam,' vapour, moisture,
itanrocc m. high rock, obelisk, Gl. exhalation, M : steaming fluid, blood, Rood
stansealu 1 shale, EC306". 62.
stansoraef n. rocky cave. steap I. 'steep,' precipitous, deep : high, lofty,
stansoylf m. rugged rock, HGl449. prominent, projecting, M
: upright? B2566.
stansoylig shaly, stony, [sciell] II. (eo) m. 'stoup,' beaker, flagon.

stanstlcee n. bit of stone, WW376 18
. steap- =ateop-
stanstrset I paved road, TC626" steapes adv. high.
stantorr m. stone tower : crag, rock, GD12. steapbeah very high, Rd264.
stanweall m. stone wall, JK steapol m. catrnf Ct.
stinweg m. paved road, BC 1*417. steare (a) stiff, rigid, obstinate, J&,El : stern,
stanweoro n. stone structure, M. severe, hard, :M harsh, rough, strong,
stanwong m. stony plain, Rd88*. violent, impetuous, WW. ['stark']
18—2

STEAROFEBD 276 STEORW1GLERK
steareferft harsh, stern, Jul630. +sten (a)) n. groaning, PPS3011.
stearcheard excessive, DD200? stenan to groan, PPs37*.
stoaroheortt stout-hearted. stenan =8tajnan
stearelan to stiffen, become hard, GPH
402". stene m. odour, scent, fragrance, M,CP :
V*ark'] stench, stink, iE,AO. [stincan]

stoareHoe adv. stoutly, strongly, vigorously, stenoan to scatter : afflict? PPs43a.
C%r 1016d. ['starkly'] stoncbftre stinking, BH48 17 .
stearcmod stubborn, NC323. odoriferous, DR77".

•team (as, e) m. sea-swallow? tern? (S3)odoriferous, Lcd 1-282 1*.
steanra (DR)=steona n., pL -fatu perfume-casket, OEG
steartllan to kick, struggle, OEO. ['startle*] 8*» 9 .
stea-«el, -8ul=sta8ol 1 odour,
=
steb stybb ; stebn (Gl) = stem OEG6 5. [stenan]
to pant,
stfda m. stud-horse, stallion, M :
%
entire steng m. stake, pole, bar, rod, staff, cudgel,
camel [* steed*] CP. [stingan ; v. Mdf]
stede m. place, position, station, JB,Bo,
site, stent pros. 3 sg. of standan.
Ct,Lcd,BB ; CP ; Mdf : firmness, steadfast- stool- =stel-
ness, fixity, &
: strangury,
1
of s. immediate- steold pret. 3 sg. of stealdan.
ly, [standan ; * stead ] stoop ==steap
stedefsest steadfast,' firm, ML. steopbearn n. orphan, M.
ftedefsestaes (styd-) 1 constancy, DR50*. steopcUd (5, ea) n. orphan, unprotected one.
+stedegian to stand still, iELSl*". stoopdohtor (e) f. stepdaughter, WW.
stedeheardf firm, strong. stooptsederm. step-father, AO.
stedeleas unsteady, unstable, M. steopmodor I step-mother, AO.CP.
stodewaogt m. field, plain. steopsunu m. step-son, AO.
ftedewlst t steadiness, HGl630*. steor I. (y) f. steering, direction, guidance,
f stMhors n. stud-horse, stallion. : rule, regulation, M
: restraint, discipline, M
stodlg sterile, M. correction, iE,CP : penalty, fine, punish-
stodlgnes f. sterility, ERSPs34 . u
ment, JE,CP. IL m. steer, bullock, young
stedlngllne I stay (ship's rope), cow, Gl. WW.
stel- =staef-, staf- ; stolen = stefn I. steora (ie, f) m. steersman, pilot, guider,
stefn (a3) I. f. voice, sound, M,CP. IL m. director, CP (stiora).
message, summons, turn (of military ser- stooran=stieran
vice), time, niwan stefne anew, again : a stoorbord n. * starboard,' AO.
body of men who take a turn at work, the steorend (y) m. corrector, director, ruler.
English military forcel (BT), KC5121. stoorere m. steersman, CP431*1.
III. m. stem,' trunk :foundation,root iprow steoresmann steormann =
or stem of a vessel, [staaf ; Oer. stamm] stoorfa m. pestilence : carrion.
stemaf (as) m. prow or stern of a ship. steorfan* to die, [' starve '] MB.
stefnan I. (±) to institute, arrange, regulate : steorgleaw clever at astronomy, OEG.
alternate. II. (+) to provide with a fringe, stoorleas not under control or rule, wild,
CM 288. profligate, foolish.
stefnbyrd f. control, Creat45. stoorleasllc unmanageable, GD28010 .
stefnelof n. 'vociferatio,' LPs26 e . steormann m. pilot, master of a ship , M.

stefnlan (w. d.) to summon i (+) determine, steornsBgl m. handle of a helm, WW312*?
settle, MFH162. steornede having a bold forehead? WW. [op.
stela («, eo) m. stalk : support, M. Oer. stirn]
±stelan4 to *
steal,' rob. steoroxa m. steer, WW120»«.
sttte(GL)= style steorra m. 'star,' Ohr, Lcd,VPs.
stellan I. (y) toplace, put, set, AO,CP. steorrttira m. steersman, master of a ship.
+stelled bSon mid have an attack of, GD. steor-rotfer, -r6oor n. * rudder, ' Cp ; CP.
[steall] II. = stiellan stoorsoeawere m. astronomer, astrologer, WW,
stelmele m. handled vessel, A9-264". steorsoeofol f. rudder, WW.
stelsoofl (eo1 ) 1 shovel with (long) handle? steorsetl n. steersman's seat, after part of a
GPH400*M . ship, M.
steft pros. 3 sg. of stelan. stoorsprec reproof, RPs37".
stem = steam; stfim-=stiem- steorstem m. stem (of ship), WW482
18
.
stemlng = stemning steort (e) sm. tail, Cp,Bo : spit of land, tape
stemmselum alternately, CM 280. [stem IL] plough-tail, ['start']
stemn (CP)= stefn stoor-weorti, -wieroe blameworthy, repre-
stemnettan to stand firm, Ma 122. hensible, CP194,195».
stemning f. border, hem : turn, shift. steorwlgle n. astrology, Gl.
stempan to pound, LcdI-37818 . stoorwlglere m. mathematician, astrologer,
stempinglsern n. stamping-iron, WW. OEG56».

STEORWIGLUNG 277 STIDE
steorwighmg A13-33 1 ".
f. astrology, 8tt0an to be or become rigid, iEGR.
atep-=Bteop- stWelan (=*styfecian) to extirpate, root out,
stftpanf h(±) to erect, raise : elevate, exalt, LOD318417 .
honour, adorn, enrich : (+) help, support. sHOg steep, BC (Mdf).

[steap] II. (±) to initiate, consecrate, WW. Btlg n. 'sty,
9
pen : haU.
step©=8teepe sttfc t narrow path, way, footpath, track,
stepegong m. stepping, going? Rim 22. road, course, line, CP. [Oer. steig]
st§pel=stipel ibstfgan1 to move, go : go up, spring up,
±steppan* to 'step,' go, advance, M,CP(n). ascend, rise, mount, scale, AO,CP : go
steppesodh (») m. slipper, WW. down, descend, JE,CP. [Oer. steigen]
8ttr=Bt»r stige m. ascent, descent.
steran I. to burn incense : fumigate, stig-el (-ol) f. 'stile,* Ct,GD24.
[stor]
II.=8tieran stlgelhamm m. enclosure reached by a stile,
storcedferhttt (») stout of heart, determined, KC5-289*.
bold, brave. Bttfeend m. stye (on the eye), 114". WW
stfirlng 1 incense, OEG1512. stlglan to shut into a sty.
stermelda m. informer? complainant? LL stlgnes i. descent, LkL19".
9[5]; v. 2-202. stigrap m. 'stirrup,* WW.
stern =8team; sterra (N)=steorra BtlgU=8tig
8tert=8teort; starting =styrang stig-weard, -wita=sti-weard, -wita
stt6a(WW)=stecla; stftup- (Ep)=eteop- stlhl=Btigel
stt-=stig-; stto-=stycce- stibtan (±) to rule, direct, arrange, order,
stlcadl f. pain in the side, stitch,
1
WW 112". ordain, AO,CP : incite, instigate. [Oer.
Btlooa m. 'stick, pointer : spoon. stiften]
sttoee I. n. sticky matter. ILWstyoce stlhtend m. disposer, Jul419.
8tlocian=8tician GD221"
stlhterem. director,ruler,CPS9l» ;
±$tlce m. sting, prick, puncture, stab, CP : stthtlan(CP)=Btihtan
stitch, pain in the side. ±stmtung f. arrangement, direction, dis-
Sttcel I. m. prick, goad, thorn, CP. II.=8ticol pensation, providence, AO.
stioels(iE)=sticel stlhtf pros. 3 sg. of atigan.
Btlofodder n. case for spoons? or twigs? LL atlletf =styltJ pros. 3 sg. of atelan.
455[17]. ±stUlan (y) to be still : (w. d. or a.) 'still,*
l
Btlclan (y) (±) tr. to stick,* prick, etab, trans-
'
( i-still) quiet, calm, appease, hush, BE,
fix, goad, gouge out, AO,GP : kill : intr. Gen.

stick, inhere, be placed, lie, remain fixed, stills 'still,* quiet, calm, stable, fixed : gentle,
be hampered, M,CP. M,CB : silent, : secret. M
sttamsBlum (AZ) =8tyooem8Blum stUles=stilnes
stic-ol, -ul loftu, sharp, abrupt, steep, : M
Btillloe adv. silently, CM266.
arduous, rough : scaly : biting, GPH417. atilnes (AO,CP), stillnes f. stillness, quiet,
stlcolnes f. height, OEG4437. silence : peace, AO,CP : release, relaxation,
stictftnel m. basket, WW403*. CP.
stteung f. pricking, goading, stabbing, AO. stlme=8tieme
sticwasro m. stitch in the side, 112s1 . WW stlnoan* to emit asmell, 'stink,* exhale, AO
:
Bticwyrt f. agrimony, 136*1. WW sniff, B2289

11
: rise (of dust, vapour, etc.),
8tfogan=8tigan RD30 .
BttelTf- m. jump, leap, spring, Cb. tr. to smell, CP : have the sense of
+stliioana
±sttoUan (ae, e, y) to leap, rush. smell, PPs. ['i-stink*]
stiem = steam sting (y) m. 'sting,* puncture, thrust.
Btfeman (e, y) to emit vapour, steam,* exhale. stingan* L to 'sting,* stab, pierce, push
*
[steam] through, thrust, CP. at. on lay claim to,

Btlemo (i) fragrant, Lod. usurp. II. = stinoan
stleming (S) f. fragrance, OEG. sttntan=8tyntan; stloro=8tiro
stfep m. downfall? Gra60? stlpel (fi, y) m. 'steeple,* tower, M. [steap]
-stXepan (§, ea, eo, y) . a-s. m. post, prop, WW126".
stlpere
stfera=steora +stfr=+atyr; stlr-=8tyr-
±stteran (eo, i,
f) to 'steer,* guide, direct, stlran=8tieran; atlrap= stigrap
govern, rule, CP : (w. d. org.) restrain, stlro (io, y) n. calf, M(j).
correct, reprove, punish, AO,GP. [steor] stlrgan=styrian; sttttan =stihtan
-sttorfan (*, e, y) v. a-s. sttS stiff, thick, rigid, hard, resolute, firm,
=
stlera- Btyrn- strong, brave, : M
stubborn, unrelenting,
stfsrnes (y) f. discipline, M. austere, strict, fierce, harsh, cruel, iE,CP.
sttf rigid,' stiff ,* GPH394. [Ger. steif] BtttJe I. adv. very much, strongly, well z
stttearh m. little pig (kept in a sty), LL
harshly, strictly, severely, bitterly, M. U.L
7
449 . [Btig] name of a plant, Lod 160b

STIDECG 278 STREAMRACU
sttteog stiff-edged, Rd88". stotm. a kind of horse, v. NG323.
stttfermlt determined, stern. stow f. spot, site, station, locality, position,
stfflhycgendet (-hug-) determined, resolute, £U0,CP ; Mdf : (holy) place, LL.
brave : efern, obstinate, stowlgan to retain, restrain, Cpl713.
stf8h*dlgt determined, resolute, stowlle local, limited by space, JR. adv. -lice
sttBhygd determined, resolute, Jttl654. as regards place, M.
+8tfoian to become hard : become strong, grow strie pret. 3 eg. of strioan.
up, mature, M. CP.
strftcJan to 'stroke,'
StXtfllc jSrm, elout, strongy hard : decided : striding 1 stroking, WW 179'.
foreA, stern, eeuere, JS,CP. adv. -lice. stroc (se? e) I. firm, strict, severe, stem,
stlthnsBgen n. powerful force, 1 14. DD rigid, obstinate, hard, JR,CP : strenuous,
sttftmoo't resolute, brave, firm, unflinching, vehement, violent, M. [streocan] IL n.
stubborn, stem, severe, rigour : violence, force, M.
sttttnes f. hardness, rigidity, strictness, strseelle strict, CP. adv. -Bee strictly,
severity, rigour, M
: firmness y constancy, JE. severely, vehemently, violently, CP.
8tl8weg m. ro«Â uwy, Bd4m . strsede 1 pace, MtL5tt.
sttweard m. steward,* housekeeper, guardian.
' strAdon pret. pi. of stredan.
[8tig-] sUssgd pret. 3 eg. of stregdan.
stfwlta m. housekeeper? householder f Gen strsBgdnes f. aspersion, BH446".
2079; Rd4 10 . striBgl= strain,
stoc I. m. 'stock,' stump, stake, log, M; stratt L fm. arrow, dart, missile. [Oer.
Mdf : trumpet, MtL6*. [(?er. stock] ILn. strahl] IL t curtain, quilt, matting, bed,
pface, house, dwelling, GD
(v. £837-191). Gl. [L. stragola]
stoeeen made of logs? KC3-73". straMbora m. archer, WW.
stooHf n. dwelling-place, city. strs9lei=strall.
stocweard m. citizen, OEG5272. strfillan to shoot (an arrow), RPs63*.
stocwle n. dwelling -place, GD 172*. straMw yrt f. name of a plant, Lon36b.
tod ml post, WW106*. strong* (VPs)= strength
-etod v. wealh-s. strfit L 1 'street,' high road, M,CP; Md£
stdd L n. 'stud* {of horses), Mdf. IL pret. [L. strata (via)] IL t bed, CPa. [L.
3 sg. of standan. stratum]
stodfald m. stud-fold, paddock, Ct. strfittanu t street, NC323.
stddhors n. stud-horse, stallion, 1
138 . BH strand n. 'strand,' sea-shore, M.
stodla m. (weaver's) slay, LL455[15 9 1]. Strang (o) oomp. strengra, snperL strengest
stddmyre (e») t brood-mare, LL58[16J. (from strange) 'strong,' powerful, bold,
Btddon pret. pL of standan. brave, M,CP : constant, resolute, strenuous :
stodtJeof m. horsestealer, LL54[9,2]. strict, severe, CP : arduous : violent.
stofa, stofn mf. bath-room, Gl. ['stove'] strange adv. oomp. strangor, raperl.
stofbstt n. vapour bath. stranffost strongly, violently, furiously,
stofn mf. trunk, stem, branch, shoot : severely.
progeny : station, position. stranghynde strong of hand, M.
stol I. m. 'stool,' chair, seat, GP : throne : ±stranglan to strengthen, confirm, jE,AO,
bishop 's see. II. n. long outer garment, NG. CP : be strong, prevail, VPs.
stole f. stole. [L.] stranglle strong, stout, firm, solid, sound,
stolen pp. of stelan. robust, jE : severe, adv. -lice strongly,
stomHtetam firmly, stoutly, boldly, bravely, ^,CP :
stone =stanc pret. 3 sg. of stincan. fiercely, violently.
stondMstand strangmod resolute, RB
138s8.
stop pret. 3 Bg. of steppan. strangnes 1 strength, power, force.
stopel m. footprint, Bl127. ± strangling f. strengthening, quickening,
stoppa m. bucket, pail, GD.Gl. nourishing, M: vigour, JK.
-stoppian v. for-s. ['stop'] strapulas mp. breeches, WW1251 .
stdr I. m. incense, frankincense, M. [L. striwberlge = streawberige

storax] II. strong, great, Chb1085. [ON. strt (N), Btrea=8treaw
stonr] streae=8tearc
store m. 'stork,' M, strtad pret. 3 sg. of strudan.
stdr-eille, -cyl(le) f. censer, M. streaht pp. of streccan.
stdrtet n. censer, NC323. streal=8tr»l
storm m. tempest, 'storm' : (f) onrush, attack, stream m. 'stream,' flood, current, AO,CP :
tumult, disturbance, CP. (t) pL sea.
stormlg? stormy, OEG56 101. streamfaru f. rush of water, As 1578.
storsssp n. resin, OEG4027. strtamgewlnn n. strife of waters, Rd4*.
gtdrstlcca m. rod for stirring the incense in strtamlle of water, MR 1-444 10.
the censer? (BT), EC260. streamracu 1 water-course, channel.

STREAMRAD 279 STUNCBN
striamrftd f. course of a stream : sea-path, strlchrssgl n. a cloth for wiping? CC23 U.
strtamrynes adv. flowing like a stream, M. +8trioJan to knit together, mend {nets), MtL
streamstsB* n. shore, Gen 1434. 4».
strtamweall m. shore, Gen 1494. 1
strtdan1 to 'stride, Gl. up on s. mount {a
strtamwelm m. surging stream, An 495. horse), GD81*>.
1
strfew (e) n. 'straw, hay, iE(eo). stride m. stride, step, Cpl34p.
sfreaw-berige, -beriewise f. 'strawberry.* dbstrlenan (eo, i, y) to acquire, gain, amass,
strtawlan= strewian; strec (iE)=8trs&c CP : beget, AO,CP : increase, augment?
1
streocan (±) to stretch, Ci-stretche ) spread CP. [streon]
out, prostrate, Led : reach, M. +strfenendllc (e, y) begetting, : genitive, OEG
streeeanmod persistent, MP8010 . MGr.
strecednes f. bed, couch, LPs. strlgdett pres. 3 sg. of stregdan.
streclic=straeolic strlman4 to resist, oppose, Cp.
strecnes f. pertinacity : rigidity, GD345«. strlna m. acquirer, v. OEG27 1.
strtdan* (and wv.) pret. 3 sg. stredde, pi. strinan = strienan
strodon (strong), pp. streaed, sired [= strinend m. acquirer, ES 39-362.
stregdan] strlpan (y) v. be-s.
stregan = stregdan strlpllgan perfringere 7 v. OEG46*1 .
*
8
stregdan (and wv.) pret. stragd, strugdon strlSj m. strife, struggle, fight, contest, dis-
(wk. stregde), pp. strogden (wk. stregd) pute, contention. [OS.]
to strew, sprinkle, disperse, scatter, straggle : strocclan to stroke, NC323.
to spread, extend. +strod n. plunder, robbery : confiscation.
strtgl=strielH. strod n. marshy land (covered with bushes or
strehte pret. 3 sg. of streocan. trees?) BC (Mdf); PST 95/98,537.
strtl=Btriel; 8tren= streowen stroden pp. of strudan.
strinan = strienan strogden pp. of stregdan.
strong I. m. 'string,* cord, ligature, sinew. ±strogdnes f. scattering, sprinkling, DR.
in pi. tackle, rigging : lineage, race. II. strong^strang
=strengu strop 'struppus,* (oar)thongt strap, WW
+strengan to fortify. +strenged formed, 181".
made, OEG46*. strosle(GD10011 )=6roele
strenge severe, Gen 60. [v. strane] -strowennes v. a-s.
strengel m. ruler, chief, B 3 1 16. [Strang] +strud (GD162M ) =+strod
strongest (AO,CP) v. Strang. ±strQdant to ravage, spoil, plunder, carry off.
strengllc strong, firm, Gen 273. strQdend m. robber : money-lender.
strengra (^!»AO,GP) v. Strang. strudere m. robber, Gl.
±strQdlan to plunder, NC296,M .
9
strength t, strengou f. strength, force, vigour :
'
ability, superiority : firmness, fortitude, : M strudung 1 spoliation, robbery.

manhood, mature years : violence. strugde (NG) wk. pret. 3 sg. of stregdan.
strengu f. strength, power, vigour, ability, struta = stryta
CP : firmness, fortitude, CP : virtue. strutian to stand out stiffly, ^L32MS.
stren* (KGl) = strengrj strutnian (jEL23M8 )=scrutnian
streon I. (±) n. gain, acquisition, property, ±strydan to rob, deprive.
treasure, AO,WW M,CP ; : traffic, usury : +str^dd=+stredd; strudere =stryndere
procreation, M. ['
1
i-streon ] 1 1. = streowen str$n-=strien-, strin-
strtonan = strienan strfnd f generation, line of inheritance, rate,
.
+strtones (eu) f. petty gain, GPH389. stock, tribe.

+streonful costly, valuable, precious, M. str*ndan to waste, WW. ^^
streowMstreaw str^ndere m. squanderer, prodigal, WW.
streowen (e) f. resting-place, couch, bed. +strynge m. wrestUr, 40
WW465 .
strtowlan = strewian strata (u) m. ostrich. [L. struthio]

strtownes f. mattress, bedding, Bl227. stubb=8tybb
strit I. pres. 3 sg. of stredan. II.=str&t Mcheap, ES 11-612.
strew =streaw; strewen = streowen studdlan to look after, be careful for, Kl
± strewian (ea, eo) to 'strew,' scatter, CP. 17".
strewung f. what one lies on, LPs 131 s . studding f. care, trouble, labour, Kl17 m .
dbstrle n? plague? strife ? sedition f Lcd,LL, studu f., gs. stude, ds. styde (also indeoL in
W. sg.), nap. styde column, pillar, post,
striea m. stroke, line, mark, M. ['streak'] buttress, ['stud
1
]
strican 1 to pass lightly over the surface, stroke, stuflustt n. vapour bath, Lcd. [stofa]
rub, wipe move, go, run.
: [' strike] stulor furtive, stealthy, stolen, M. adv.
strieel m. L fount, breast, Gl. II. implement •lice, M.
for smoothing corn in a measure? (BT) +stun n. din, crash, whirlwind.
rope? (ES43-325), Cp266r. stuncen, pp., stunoon pret. pi. of stinean.

STUND 280 StJLHSGEAR
1 moment, period, slyrgan = styrian
f. short space of time,
time, stunde now, at once, from time to styrta, styr(i)ga (i) m. name of a fish,
time (v. also stundum) : hour : signal. sturgeon. [Oer. stor]
[Oer. stunde] ± styrian (i) to 'stir,' move (tr. and intr.),
+stund n. noise, Guth36* ( =+stun). rouse, agitate, excite, urge, M,CP : cause :
-stundlan . a-s. rehearse, B873.

tell,
stundm&lum adv. from time to time, gradual- styrio =

stirc
ly time after time, alternately.
: styrlgendlic moving, J3.
ftundum adv. from time to time, at times, : M styrman to storm, roar, rage, cry out, shout.
with effort, laboriously, eagerly, fiercely, M. styrne 'stern: grave, strict, austere, hard,
[dp. of stand] severe, cruel,
stungen pp., stungon pret. pi. of stingan. styrnenga adv. inexorably, Sol 282.
stunlan to crash, resound, roar : impinge, styrnllc hard, severe, harsh, adv. -lice,
dash, ['stun'] CP(ie).
1
stunra (KGL69* ) =stuntra, gp. of stunt. styrnmdd stern of mood, Jm>227.
stunt dull, stupid, foolish, M. styrtan to ' start, leap up. only in pres. ptc.
StunUlo stupid, foolish, M. adv. -lice, M. sturtende (=styrtende), DRbl 1 *.
stuntnes t stupidity, folly, M. styrung (e) f. moving, motion, M,CP : dis-
stuntsdpe m. foolishness, Mk7 M . turbance, commotion, M
: exercise.
•ttmtspresc t siUy talk. styfle ds.and nap. of stuou= studu.

stuntspr&ce talking foolishly, W72u. su f. sow. [=sugu]
stuntwynle talking foolishly. sua=swa
stuplan to 'stoop,* AO. subdlacon m. subdeacon, ANS84-15.
sturtende (DR57")=styrtende sQcan* to 'suck: JS,Lk,PPs,VHy.
stat m. gnat, WW. sucga = sugga ; sucnt-, suet- = suht-
stuttansceaft m. prop, AS l 1 10
* . sudon pret. pL of seooan.
statta= studu sue-=8we-
stybb m. stump, M ; Mdf. ['stub'] sufel, 8uf(o)l n. relish eaten with bread (v.
stycce (i) n. piece, portion, bit, fragment, M.
LL2-764), Jn,RB. ['sou*']
ymbe at. short time : mite (small +sufel, sufl adj. with a relish added to it?
after a
piece of money). [Oer. stuck] (of bread), Ct,LL.
styccem&lum adv. piecemeal, little by little, suflmete m. delicacy, relish, GD202*6 .
by degrees, gradually : to bits, to pieces, : AO
suftlfire = swiftlere
here and there, AO. sugan 1 to suck, suck in, CP.
styclan=8tician sugga m. a kind of bird, titlark? wagtail? Gl.
styde I.=stede. II. v. studu. ±suglan to be or become silent, AO. [cp.
styfecung f. clearing? (land), Ct. 8wigian]
styflc a clearing in a wood, PST95/98.541. sugu f. 'sow,' Cp,CP',M,.
styhtan = stihtan sunt (y) I illness, Gen 472.

stflan to harden, attemper, Cb679. [Oer. suhterga m. brother's son, nephew : uncle's
stahlen] son, cousin.
stffle (€) n. * steel: B,Gl. suhtorgefsederan, suhtorfaxlrant mp. uncle
stffleog steel-edged, B1533. and nephew.
stflenf of steel, hard as steel. suhtriga = suhterga
styil=8tiell sul (JE), sulh (AO) sfm., gs sule(s), ds. sykr
OD.
styllan L to make stalls for cattle? or to put (CP), syl(h), as. sul, sum ; nap. sylh, syfl
theminstaUsfZL454[ll,13l II.=8tiellan. (M), gp. sula, dp. sulum plough : furrow, **&*
III.=stillan gully : a measure of land. [Mdf]
istyltan to be amazed, dazed, hesitate, NG. sulf=sufl
styrS pres. 3 sg. of stelan. sulfer, sulfern (DR)=seolfor, seolfren A»J(JL'. £**-
styman=8tieman; styng= sting /sulnsecer m. a strip of land for ploughing,
stynt= stent, pres. 3 sg. of standan. LL460[9,1].
styntan to make dull, stupefy, Cp89H. [stunt] sulluBlmesse 1 ecclesiastical tax on ploughed
stfpel=stipel land.
-fstyr (i) n. stir, movement, DR187
5
sulhandla m. plough tail, v. PEG 2357.
.
st^r=steor; styra=styria sulhbeam m. plough tail, WW.

styran = (l) stieran; (2) steran sulhgang m. the land which can be gone over
styro=8tiro; styrend=steorend by one plough in a day, W170*7 .
styrones f. power of motion, movement : sulngesldu np. ploughing tackle, LL4/55".

sulhgeteog n. ploughing implements, Lod
commotion, disturbance, tumult : (+) tribu-
lation, BK. 1-400". [cp. Oer. gezeug]
styrflg adj. belonging to an animal which sulbgeweore n. plough-making, Gay 1086.
died of disease, LL. [storfe] sulhnsebbere m. ploughman, WW49615 .
styrftt pres. 3 sg. of steorfan. sulbscear n. ploughshare.

SUUNCBL 281 SUNGANGES
stUlncel n. small furrow, WW348M . +sundfuUie sound, safe, sure. adv. -lice
gull,suluh=sul safely, prosperously, j9L
sulung n. in Kent, the fiscal unit correspond- +sundfulnes 1 health, prosperity, M.
ing to the hide (or carucate in other sundgebland n. commingled sea, sea-surge,
counties) (NED) Cfc.LL. ['auhng'] sea-wave, B1460.
sum indef. pron. (used substantively w. g.) sundgyrd (e*) f. sounding-rod.
a certain one, some one, something, one, B, sundhelmf m. covering of water, sea.
Bo,Q. siza 8. one of six : (used adjectival- sundhengestt m. sea-horse, ship.
ly) a certain, 'some,' any, J2,AO,Bo,Bl. sundhwret good at swimming, Whale 57.
snme...8ume some.. ..others, hit... sum... +sundJg (y) favourable, BH386 wCa.
sum... part of it... the rest... : (used adverbi- +sundllo (y) prosperous, : safe, GD348BH
10
.
ally) about, Bo,Chr,Q. s. hand about a adv. -Hoe.

hundred, eumes, s. on dale to some extent, sundllne f sounding-line, lead, . WW.
somewhat. sundmere m. swimming-bath, WW.
sumar, sumerMsumor sundnytt f exercise of the power of swimming,
.
sumnes 1 delay, MtL25 19 . [cp. Ger. ver- B236U

saomniss] sundor adv. asunder, apart : severally :
fumor m-, gs. sumeres, ds. sumera, sumere differently.

*
summer,* AO. sundor- v. also sunder-, synder-.
fumorbdo = sumorrsedingbdo sundorcraft m. special power or capacity.
sumorhsBte t summer heat, AO. BiindorenBftigllce with special skill, BH
sumorhus n. summer-house, ;EL36 M . 3248Ca.
sumorlfiean to draw on towards summer, sundorcy&ttu f. special knowledge, LL(322 ). M
MK 1-614. sundorfeoh n. private property, Ct.
sumorlangt summer-long, of the length of a sundorgecynd n. special quality, Pa 30.
summer's day. sundorgenga m. solitary (animal), Bl199*.
sumorllo of summer. sundorgerftfland n. land reserved to the juris-
sumorlida I. m. summer army or expedition diction of a *gereia'? WW421 11
.
(one which only comes for the summer), Che sundorgtfu f. special gift, privilege.
871. [tioan] II. (=-loda) m. shoot, twig, sundorhalga m. Pharisee, M.
WW460*>(v. A 13-330). sundorland n. land set apart, private pro-
sumormsesse f midsummer.
. perty, GD.WW.
sumorr&dlngbdc f. summer lectionary, TC sundorUo special, CP40910. adv. -Uceapart.
430w (e«). sundorllf n. life in seclusion, BH2944 .
sumorselde f. summer-house, WW184 1 . sundormsBSse f. separate mass, special mass,
sumsende swishing (of rain), Rd447 . Bk27';RSL11-486.
sumswege = samswege sundornotu 1 special office, LL456[2].
gumur=8umor sundornytt f. special use, office, or service,
sunasunu m. son's son, grandson. CP.
sunbeam ml
sunbeam, M. sundorriht n. special right, privilege, WW.
sunbearu m. sunny grow, Ph33. sundorseld (u*) n. special seat, throne.
sunbeorht bright with sunshine, Ph436. sundorsetl n. hermitage, Guth.
sunbryne m. sunburn, Lcd. sundorspr&c f. private conversation, private
suncen pp., suncon pret. pi. of aincan. conference, jE,AO,CP.
Simd n. swimming, JS,B,AO : capacity for sundorweorSung f. special honour, pre-
v-vA wwmming : (f)l sea, ocean, water. [* sound '] rogative.
^sund sound ( i-sound')t whole, uninjured, sundorwle n. separate dwelling, BH26214 .
^^healthy, JE,B. sundorwlne m. bosom friend, FT 29.

sund-buendet, -buend mp. sea-dwellers, sundorwfs specially wise, El588.
,-man, mankind. sun/lorwundor n. special wonder, Mod 2.
sundcorn n. saxifrage. sundoryrfef n. private inheritance.
sundeaw rosemary? sundew? WW301 7 . sundplegaf m. sporting in the waves, bathing.
-fsundeUo (WW4£6"4 )=+8yndlic sundrap m. sounding line, lead, WW358 17 .
sunderj=|8undor sundreced n. sea-house, ark, Gen 1335.

sunderanweald m. monarchy, ESI 1-66. +sundrlant to separate, ['sunder']
sunderfolgotf m. private office, A0286 6 . sundrum (on) adv. singly, separately, apart :
sunder-freodom, -freols m. privilege, Ct. continuously, CM 2 11.
sunderHpes separately, specially, OEG206. sundurMsundor
sunderm&lum separately, singly. sundwuduf m. (sea-wood), ship.
sundermed f. private meadow, Ct. suner (MtR) — sunor
sunderstow f. special place, Bo 80s. sunfeld m. Slysian fields.
-fmindful sound, whole, wholesome,
c
M : sunfolgend * solisequia,' marigold? helio-
prosperous, M,Ps. [ i-sundfull'] trope? Gl.
+sundfulllan to prosper, Ps. sunganges adv. moving with the sun% LL.

SUNGEN SWA
sungen pp. of (1) singan ; (2) swingan. suttaneastan adv. in or from the south-east i
sungihto solstice, MH104W .» to the south-east, AO.

sungon pret. pL of singan. s015an*astanwind m. south-eastwind, WW144.
aunbftt 'soliflua,
9
OEG56M*. strtaneasterae south-eastern, LPs.
siinllo solar. Sutfanhymbre mp. Mercians.
sunna m. sun. stttanweard = suoeweard
sunnanSfen m. eve of Sunday, Saturday. sttftanwestan adv. from the south-west.
[Oer. Sonnabend] stttianwestan-wlnd, -winda m. a south-west
sunnanoorn gromel (plant), Lod 1-314"? wind.
9
sunnandssg m. 'Sunday, M. sttftanwlnd m. south wind.
sunnanlftoma m. light of the sun, sunbeam, sOftdAl m. southern region, the south, M,
GD17U72. VPs ;AO. ['southdeal 9 ]
sunnannibt f Saturday night,
. : Sunday, M sOtfduru f. south door, Bl201".
LL52[5,5]. suttast adv. south-east, AO.
sunnansclma m. sunshine, MF173. stffieastonde m. south-east end, Bo 67".
sunnansetlgong m. sunset, Chr773. sutftasterne south-eastern, ,33Gb 8*.
sunnanuhta m. Sunday morning [early), early Sutfengle p. South Anglians, people of
service time, M. southern England, LL.
9
sunnb-=Bunb- sutSerige 'satirion (plant). [L. satureia?
9
sunne f. *sun M,AO,CB. cp. 88B$erie]
sunnebeam = sunbeam
9
sutferne 'southern, southerly, MyBoJxd,
sunnon pret. pL of simian, MtL.
9
sunna =8unne sQfternewudu m. 'abrotanum, southernwood^
sunor (e*) fn. herd of swine, NG. wormwood.
sunsceadu 1 veil, WW23919 . , sttfterra v. sutJ.
sunsolene radiant, Jul229. stttfoweard adj. southward, south, southern,
sunscln mirror, 519*. WW AO.
sunset n. west, NG. sfftfolc n. southern nation or people, Suf-
sunstede m. solstice, Lcd. folk.
sunsunuT m. grandson, v. LL40O[11xl]. sffflgineeg m. southern ocean, AO.
sunu m., gds. suna 'son,' descendant, JS,B, sutfgemsdre n. southern border, AO.
Bl,0,VPs : the Son, DR,0,VPs : young of sfffihealdf inclining southwards.
animals. sutfhaalff. south side, ['southhalf] AO;M.
sunuoennloge f mother, DR.
. Stfflhymbre mpL Mercians, Chb.
sunusunu = sunsunu sutiland n. southern land or shore, M,Chr.
9
sunwlitlg/atr with sunshine, GkC7. ['southland ]
±supan* to swallow, sip, taste, 'sup, drink, sQftmfigtt f southern province, BH.
9
.
M,CP : (+) sop up, absorb. sutfmannf m. man from the south.
9
stir 'sour, tart, acid, EC, Led : made sour, sufimest 'southmost, AO.
fermented, Lcd,WW. SQflmyroe (e) pL southern Mercians, BH
sure f. sorrel 238".
sur-eagede, -egede, -fige, -ige (sour-eyed), suitor v. sutJ.
blear-eyed, M. sOftportle m. south porch, Chb 1036.
-sQiian v. as. sttttra v. suB.
sur-mllse, -melsc, -melst adj. half sour and sulSrlhto (y) adv. due south, AO.
half sweet (apple). sttSrima m. south coast, Chb,
stales f. 'sourness,
9
WWMI*. sfkSrodor (a*) m. southern sky.
suselMsusl SfttsA mf south sea, sea south of England,
.
sQsl nl misery, torment, torture, J3,AO. English Channel, M.

suslbona m. devil, Sat 640. BOrt seaxan, -seaxe pi. South-Saxons, people
sQslowalu (-sel-) f. painful death, W. of Sussex : Sussex.
sQslhof n. place of torment, fHy 10* 1 . suttstseti n. south coast, Chb 897a.
sQslstede (sel-) m. place of torment, heU, sfktfwag m. south wall, M.
OEG56 184. sttSweard adv. towards the south, southwards,
suster = sweostor ; sutel = sweotol
9
AO,Lcd. ['southward ]
suttweardes adv. 'southwards, Met
9 9
sQtere m. shoemaker, AS. ['souter ; L.]
-sfltian v. be-s. ; sutol, sutubHsweotol sutfweg m. southern country, Ex 155.
sfffi* I. adj. comp. suti(er)ra, syoerra, sfkSwest I. m. the south-west II. adv.
9 9
superl. suttmest 'south, southern, AO,Bl, 'south-west, AO.
9
Cp,LkL. IL adv. comp. suoor, sytf sOttwesterne 'south-western, ApT.
southwards, south, B,BH,Chr,Met ; AO,CP. suttwlnd m. south wind, Ex 289.
sQftan adv. from the south, CP : on or in the suwlan (LWS)=sngian
south, AO. be s. (w. d.), witJ s. (w. a.) swa (ffi, e) I. adv. and conj. (w. incL or snbj.)
south of. so as, consequently, just as, so far as, in such

SWAC SWABEANA
wise, in this or that way, thus, so that, pro- sw&sung 1 lenitive, soothing application*
vided thai, M,B,Bo. swa swa so as, just as, WW241".
so that, swa same (swa) in like manner : 8W8Bswyrde/atr jpoien, 5.
WW190*
therefore, on that account : cm, like, B,Bo,Bl : ±sw£tan to sweat, exude, : fooowr, toil, AO
(w. comparatives) the. swa... swa the... CP : Meed, Ceoss20 : (+) oppress, CPs93*.
the : where : when,sosoon t as soon : although, [swat]
unless, yet : if, as if. II. pron. 'so,' the swssti (e) n., nap. swaou footprint, track,
same, such, that swa hwa swa whosoever. CP : trace, vestige, CP. [op. swattu f.]
swa hwser swa wherever, bi swa hwatierre 8W8Bttol=:8weoel
=
ef68 swaon whichever side, swa iloe swiloe. swesttelyne 'pinguis,' OEG27**.
swa selfe in the same way. Sac swa also. gwsBtter pron. whichever, whosoever, CP.
swa hwilo swa whosoever. swa...ne though [swa, hw»oer]
...not. swa... swa whether. ..or. swa oeah +sw8stf Ian to trace out, investigate, EPs 138s.
nevertheless, yet, however. swsetfldcan to search out, visit, CHy9".
swac pret. 3 sg. of swican. sw8BUorian=8waCrian, sweorian
sw&=swa sweUu=8waCa
swsee (GP), sweoo (e) m. flavour, taste : swif pret. 3 sg. of swifan.
smclly odour, fragrance. swahwsstswa pron. whatsoever,
+swflBecan (e) to smell (tr.), DD206 ; (intr.) swahwsBffer pron. whichever.
ARP8113 14 . swalewe = swealwe
swuseehfiow 'insania'? RPs39* ES38"). swalo 8=8wolo6, sweoloft
,
(v.
swsef pret. 3 sg. of swefan. swalwe = swealwe
sw&fan? to burn, MET847 . swamlan to become dark, Gu 1069.
swsBfen=swefn; sw8eflen=8weflen swamm (o) I. m. fungus, mushroom, M :
swSgMsweg; sw8Bgl=swegl sponge. [Oer. schwamm] II. pret. 3 sg.

±swftlan (tr.) to burn. of swimman.
9
sw8Blo=swilc swan (o) m. *swan.
swftm m. trifler, idler : vain object. swan m. herdsman, swineherd, peasant :
-sw&man v. a-s. sw8ancan=8wencan

;
(f) swain, youth, man, warrior.
sw&p enticement, persuasion, deceit? (v. swanc pret. 3 sg. of swincan.
OEG2894n). swancorf slender, trim, lithe, supple :
+swdpa (a, e) pL sweepings, rubbish. languishing, weak.

[swapan] swang pret. 3 sg. of swingan.
swdpels ( VPs) m ? swsepelse f. robe, garment. swangerita m. swineherd reeve, officer set
swBpig fraudulent, OEG2894. over the depasturing of swine in forests, Ct.
swfir I. (a, e) heavy, sad i oppressive, swangettung f. movement, agitation, ANS
grievous : sluggish, inactive, weak. II. n. 101-323.
sadness, trouble, MF173. swangorMswongor
swOrbyrd? f. difficult birth? LcDl85a. swanrad f. swanks-road, sea, B200.
swftret (a) grievously, oppressively. swanrlht n. law as to swineherds, LL449[6,1].
+swAre=swcer swansteorra m. evening star, Cpl45u.
+swSred oppressed, weighed down, Lod. +swapa = +sw»pa
swSrUo adj. sore, deep, heavy, M. ±swapan7 to sweep, drive, swing, rush (o
swSrHoe (a) adv. grievously, heavily, M. wind. [Oer. schweifen]
swftrmdd indolent, sluggish, W257. swar^sw&r
sw&rmddnes (a) f. dulness, stupidity, CP swarc- = swearc-
149". -ewarlan (e, eo, o) v. and-s.
swftrnes (a) f heaviness^
. M : sluggishness. swam- = sworn- ; swart = sweart
swart (WW257 8 )=8weart SWaS=8W8B8
rbswfts (e) intimate, special, favourite, dear, m
swat 7 n? * sweat,* perspiration, exudation,
beloved : own : agreeable, gentle, benevolent : CP : (t) blood i foam, LkR9» : toil : labour,
*weet> sugary.
+BW8M6 blandly, pleasantly. swa'tan (a?) pL beer, WW.
sweesenddagas mpL ides {in Roman calendar),
t i
swatottft m. sudarium, napkin, MP 178*.
WW. swatfahf blood-stained, bloody.
sweesende (e) n. (mostly used in pi. swsV AO swatig sweaty, :
(t) gory.
sendu) food, meal, dinner, banquetjdainties swatlghleor with sweaty brow, Gen 934 (orf
blandishments. two words).
swSstng- = sw&send- swfttUn n. napkin, CP.
±swft8lftcan (e1 ) to wheedle. swatswafiu f. gory track, B2946.
swSsllc kind, friendly, agreeable, adv. swftttfyrel n. pore of the skin, 159". WW
-lice pleasantly, kindly : properly : plausibly. swatfeah adv. however, yet, nevertheless.
±swAsnes 1 blandishment, wheedling, : M swafttahhwsBfire adv however, M.
pleasure. swatiftana adv. however.

SWADER 284 SWENO
swatter = swatter swtgcroft m. art ofplaying on an instrument,
swatflan to swathe, wrap up, Kl17 10*. music, ApT16.
swattorian, swaorian=8weoYi&n swegdynn m. noise, crash, Cb965.
swatiu (», e) f. footstep, track, pathway : ±swege sonorous, harmonious, ML.
trace, vestige : scar. [' swath* ; op. swseti] swegeli—lewegi
swatful m? smoke, B782. [Oer. schwaden] swegendllc adj. vocal, vowel, iEGn6 15 .
8we=swa; swealewe=swealwe sweger 1 mother-in-law, M. [Oer. sohwieg-

swealg, sweaih pret. 3 sg. of swelgan. er]
swealt pret. 3 sg. of sweltan. swegesweard m. organist (/) JGPhl*64.
1
swealwe (a, o) 'swallow.
t. sweghleotSorf m. sound, melody.
swearo pret. 3 of sweorcan.
sg. swfiglng f sound, clang, roar.
.
sweardan to become dark, M. •weglt (ae) I. n. sky, heavens, ether : the sun :
swearcmddnes (a) f. pusillanimity, LPs 64*. music? IL=segl

swearcung (a) f. darkness, RPsl7 w . sweglbefalden ether-begirt, Sat688.
sweard f 7 hide, rind, skin, Gl. [' sward*] sweglbeorht ether-bright, radiant, Girl 187.
swearm m. 'swarm,* multitude. sweglbosm m. heaven, sky, Gbn9 (pi.).
sweart swarthy, black, dark, : gloomy : evil, M sweglcondel f. heaven* s candle, sun, PhIOS.
infamous, ['swart*] swegleynlngt m. King of heaven.
sweartet adv. miserably, evilly. swegldreamt m. music, [cp. Goth, swigldn]
swearthsswen dark-blue, purple, violet, WW sweglef L adj. bright, ether-like, clear,
376 M . brilliant, splendid. II. adv. clearly, brightly.
±8weartlan to become black, 2& : make sweglhorn m. kind of musical instrument,
black. Gl.
sweartlast with black tracks, . Bd27 u swegUc sonorous, CM 675.
sweartnes f. blackness, black substance, Gl. sweglradf f. modulation, music.
sweartung f. darkness, EPsl7 . S9
swegltorhtt heavenly-bright
swear* = sweard sweglwered (gel-) ether-clad, B696.
±swebban to put to sleep, lull :
(f ) kill. sweglwuMor n. heavenly glory, Gu 1160.
[swefan] sweglwundor n. heavenly wonder, Gul292.
sweo (KGl)^sw8bc swegr=sweger
swefan 5 to sleep, slumber, rest :
(f ) sleep in +swegra = + swigra
death cease.
: +8wegsumHce? unanimously, HL181M .
swefeeere m. sleeper, NC324. swehor (GL)=sweor sweig (KGL88*)=sweg;
swefecung f. sleep, NC324. swelgtt=8wege$, pres. 3 sg. of swegan.

swefed pp. of swebban. + swel = -f swell
swefel («) m. sulphur, M. [Oer. sohwefel] swelan* to burn, be burnt up : inflame {of
swefelrec m. sulphurous smoke, VPslO 7 . wound).
swefenMswefn swelc (AO,CP)=swilc. [v. 'such*]
swefet = sweofot swelea m. pustule, 112 17 WW .
swefeti pres. 3 sg. of swebban. swelce=swilce

+sweflan to put to sleep, lull, appease, M. +swelg n. abyss, OEG.
swell = swefel ±swelgan* to 'swallow,* incorporate, absorb,
sweflen sulphurous, of brimstone, AO. imbibe, devour. [Oer. schwelgen]
sweflennes (eo1 ) f. sulphurousness, MF1235. swelgend (y) fmn. (±) whirlpool, vortex, gulf,
sweflenrec (APs)=sweflrec abyss, CP : gormandiser, glutton, drunkard,
swensweart sulphurous? 20
. WW49debauchee, AO.
sweflttrosm m. sulphurous smoke, ERSPs swelgendnes f. whirlpool, WW373*.
7
10 . swelgere m. glutton, WW102 15 .
swefn n. (often pi.) sleep, jE,AO,CP.: dream, swelgnes f. whirlpool, WW51019 .
vision. [swebDan] swelht$=BwelgS pres. 3 sg. of swelgan.

swefnlan (w. a. pers.) to dream ; (w. nom. swettend = swelgend
pers.) appear in a dream, +sweU n. swelling, tumour, boil, M.
swefnljgend m. dreamer, M. ±swellan» to sweH* t
swefnracu f. interpretation of dreams, LL swelling f. swelling, El24&

(164»). ±sweltan* y) to die, perish,
(i, M,AO,CP.
swefnreecere m. interpreter of dreams,
1*.
WW sweltendlle about to die.
366 -swemman v. be-s.
swefot = sweofot ±swene m. trouble, tribulation, toil : (+)
swig (») m. sound, M,AO,CP : noise, temptation, LkL22".
clamour, tumult : melody, harmony, tone, ±swenoan (ae) to vex, distress, trouble,
M : voice : musical instrument :
'
persona, afflict, torment, oppress, M,CP. [causative
So. [swogan] of swincan]
swegan to make a noise, sound, roar, crash, +swenoednes f. trouble, affliction, M.
JE : import, signify, M. sweng m. stroke, blow, cut, thrust [swingan]

SWENGAtf SWED
swengan to swing, rush, fly out.
swinge ; [' sweorraoentfth (u 1 )
I 'catelle,' neck-chain,
causative of swingan] WW107".
sweoool (CP) =e swicol ; sweofl- = swefl- sweorrod f. cross worn on the neck, EC
sweofot (e) n. sleep. 260(a). [v. 'rood']
8weogtan=swigian; fweoloe=swilce sweorscaeul m. yoke, pillory, WW116 9 .
Sweoland n. Sweden, A0192 . sweorteag (e) f. collar, Gl.

sweoloti (a, o) m. burning Heed, glow, fire, +sweoru (I, y) np. hills, PPs.
flame, [swelan] sweorwserc m. pain in the neck, Lcd.
sweolofihat 'squalidus,' OEGSB^ô 1 ). sweostor (e, i, u, y) f. indecL in eg., nap.
sweolung? f. inflammation, LcD76b sweoster, sweostra, sweostru 'sister,' Chr;
(sweop-). iE,AO : nun, BH.
Sweon pL Swedes. + sweostor, -tra, -tru fp. sisters, AO. + sweos-
sweop pret. 3 sg. of swapan. ternu beam children of sisters, cousins.
SW60p- = 8Wip~ sweostorbearn n. sister's child, nephew,
sweopung v. sweoluna. niece, WW462*.
sweor I. (e, y) mi. polar, column, prop, CP : sweofltorsunu m. sister's son, nephew, OET.
bolt, bar, ES37183. II. m. father-in-law, [v. 'sister']
M,AO,CP (±) cousin.
: [Qer. schwaher] swfotf n. troop, army, company, body, swarm,
IIL =sw6r pret. of swerian. sweota? sweote? 'scrotum, ' Lod, v. A 30- 134.
jKsweora (i, io, u, y) m. neck, nape, AO,CP. sweotel = sweotol
[ON svire] sweotol (i, u, y) distinct, clear, evident,
sweorban n. neck-bone, neck. manifest, open, public, AO,CP. [cp. Ooth.
swterMag (u) m. neck-band, necklace, collar, swikunos]
torque, M. sweotole (e, o, u) adv. clearly, precisely,
±sweorc (o) n. cloud, darkness, mist. plainly, openly, visibly, CP.
±gweorcan* to grow dark, darken (intr.), ±sweotolIan (e, u, y) to show, reveal, make
become overcast, be obscured be troubled, manifest : state, explain, prove.
:
1
sad, become grievous, troublesome, angry, sweotolllc (y ) clear, distinct adv. -lice
ML M
-.fall out (of mind), JPs30 . clearly, precisely, plainly, visibly, openly, 2K.
sweoroendferhtf sombre, sad, Jud269. ±sweotolung (i, u, y) f. manifestation,
±sweorcenes (o, en) f. gloom. Epiphany definition, explanation, ex-
:
swtorettti m. neckcloth, WW210»«. position, declaration, M

: written testimony,
sweoroops m. yoke, pillory, Gl. documentary evidence.

sweorootSu 1 quinsy, Lod. sweotolungdsBg (e, u) m. Epiphany, M.
sweord (o, u, y) n. 'sword,* &,AO,CP. sweotul = sweotol
sweordbealo n. sword-bale, B1147. sweotteod 1 Swedes, Sweden.
sweordberende sword-bearing, Gen 1060. sweottarian = swettrian
sweordblte m. sword-wound, Jul603. sweotol L m? heat, flame, B3145. [op.
Bweordbora m. sword-bearer, swordsman.
(u) swatJul] II. =sweoel
sweordfsatels m. sword-belt, M. sweowlan=8wigian; +swepa = +sw8epa
sweordfreca m. swordsman, warrior, B 1468. swer = ( 1) swar ; (2) sweger ; (3) sweor
sweordgenftlai m swordedfoe. . ± swerian6 (but oocL wk. pret. swerede) to
sweordgeswlng} (y l ) n. sword-brandishing. 'swear,' ^ÂO,CP speak? Sol425. [Oer. :
sweordgifu (y 1 ) f. gift of swords, B2884. sohworen]

sweordgripe m. sword-attack, Jul488. swerlgendllo jurative, used in swearing (of
sweordhwtta (u, y) m. sword-furbisher. certain adverbs), ^SGb.
fweordltomat ( ul ) m flashing of swords.
- swertllng m. titlark? warbler? 131". WW
+sweordod (a) provided with a sword, M. swesMswfis; sweeter (N)= sweostor
sweordplega m. fighting. Wald22. ±sw6tan to make sweet, sweeten, M,CP.
sweordrAs m. attack, Ap59. sw§te I. adj. 'sweet,' pure, fragrant, pleasant,
sweordslege m. sword-thrust, Jtjl671. agreeable, AO,CP. II. n. sweetness, sweet
sweordtlg 1 'framea,' sword-sheath? LPs [swot]
97. [teag] swetellan (KGL)=sweotolian
sweordwegende (u 1 ) sword-bearing. swetlan to be sweet, CP425".
sweordwlgend m. warrior, Ex 260. +sw€tlAean to batten, RPs65".
sweordwundt wounded with the sword. swetllce sweetly, pleasantly, BH4864 .
sweordwyrhta (a ) m. sword-maker? Lod swetmete m. 'sweetmeat,' dainty, OP41".

1
3-19410 . swttnes f. sweetness, fragrance, CP : pleasant-

+sweorf (y) n. flings, Lcd. ness.
±sweorfan* to file or grind away, polish, swetole = sweotole
wipe, rub, scour, ['swerve'] swetswege agreeable (of sound), DHy 588 .
swtorhnltu f. nit which lives on the neck of swetwyrde smooth-spoken, WW : stuttering,

animals, tick, WW. WW.
Sweorloe n. Sweden, B. swet$= swaetS

SWEDEL 8WINHYRDE
swettel (», eo) m. swaddling band, bandage, swlgtlma (swit-) m. silent time, eventide,
binding. early part of the night, 8-319. A
awetterlan=sweonan; -swettlan v. be-. swlguht m. dawn of the days of silence (v.
swetfollan to relent, be appeased, Chb1123. swigdagas), ANS84-7.
±swe*rtan (a, te, eo, i) to reltre, tnntsa, ±iwlgung f. silence : time of silence : delay,
meft away, abate, dwindle, decrease, subside. NG.
+ swetfrung (®) f. failure, Lcd. swlgunga adv. quietly, secretly.
swe1ta=swaou y) pron. (used substantively)
swllc (», e,
swelling f poultice.
. such a one, he, the same, JB : (used adjecti-
swlc n. tftwton, 441. CM vally) 'such; Bl,CP,etc : (as relative)
+swlo n. ojflFence, MtR,WW. which, (M). swilc.hwilc such... as; so...
swlca m. deceiver, traitor, betrayer. as. swilc.Bwilc so much (many). ..as;
±swlean (t) to wander : (|) oeparf : (w. g.) as much (many)... as, jE.B.Bt+Bo.
1
cease from, yield, give away, ; CP : AO

swilce (e, eo, y) adv. and oonj. (w. ind.)just
(w. d.)faU, fall short, be wanting, abandon, as, as, in like manner, in such manner, like-
desert, turn traitor : deceive, M. at s. go wise, resembling, thus : (w. subj.) as if, as
forth, from s. fall off, rebel ['i-swike*] though : also, moreover, too, Bo. ['such*]
twice m. odour, «mttf, seen*. swllenes 1 'qualitas,' nature.
swlocrseft m. treachery. wile (y) m. tumour, swelling, [swellan;
twicdom m. fraud, deception, deceit, &, : Oer. sohwiele]AO
betrayal, treason : scandal, offence. swlllan, swillan to 'swill,' wash, wash out,
swioe I. m. (t) escape, end : (f) procrastina- gargle.
tion, delay, Gul007 : offence, snare, treach- swlllng, swilling f. swilling, wash, gargle.
ery, deceit.II. adj. fallacious, deceitful. §wilt=swylt
III. frap, mare, Gl.
f. IV.=swioc swlltan = sweltan
swloend m. deceiver, » HL18M W . swlltt pres. 3 sg. of swellan.
+swicennes 1 abstention, cessation, : & swllunge = swiglunga
repentance. m. vertigo, dizziness swoon, : M.
swtoful fraudulent, deceitful, Gl. swigma38se
swtalan to wander : be treacherous, deceive, ±swlmman* (y) to 'swim,' float.
cheat, M : blaspheme : cause to offend. swlmmendllc ( v) able to swim, MQb.58*.
+swlclng f. intermission, cessation, CM 103. swln (y) n. wild boar, pig, hog, pi. 'swine, 3
±swlcn i. purgation, clearance, discharge, LL. CP ; Mdf boar-image (on a helmet), B. :
+twlenan to clear (of a charge), LL. +twln n. sang, melody, Ph137.

swicol guileful, false, deceitful, M. +twlnc n. toil, work, effort, JS (±) hardship, :
l
twteolllo fraudulent, deceiving, deceptive, Oen. [ i-swinch']
causing to stumble, adv. -lioe. ±swlncan* to labour, work at, strive, struggle,
swioolnes 1 deceit. jE,CP be in trouble : languish, ['sunn* 9 ]
:
swleung f. deceit, fraud, deception : stumbling- +twlnedagas mp. days of tribulation, Sraf2.
block, offence. ±twlneful toilsome, painful, disastrous, M.
swlfan 1 to revolve, sweep, wend : intervene, +swlncfumes f. tribulation, LPs33 v .
EC 164. [Oer. schweifen] ±twlnclftat (y) without toil, i£H2-364*.

twIforuMswipor
swift (y) 'swift* quick, M,AO. adv. -lioe.
swlnelie laborious? manual f (of work),
204".
W
[swifan] +swtncnes f. hardship? NC345.
swlftiere,(u, y) m. slipper, jE. [L. sub- swind=spind
talaris] swlndan* to vanish, consume, pine away,
swlftnes f. swiftness, speed, M. languish. [Oer. schwinden]
swiftu f. swiftness, Met 28*. swlnen adj. pig*s, swine's.
swlgan = swigian 4-swlngt I* IL»
n. surge, fluctuation.
. swfgdagas mp. days of silence (last three days + swine
of Holy Week), M. swlngan* L to beat, strike, smack, whip,
swlge I. flwigge f. silence, stillness, rest, &, scourge, flog, chastise, afflict, M,AO,CP.
CP. II. adj. still, quiet, silent, taciturn, CP. sw. on twa divide by a blow : * swing* oneself,
swfgen f. silence, -ffiH'2-532*. fly,B22QL [Oer. Bchwingen] U.=Bwincan
swlgenlht f. night of silence, iEP154* (v. twinge (y) t stroke, blow, stripe : chastise-
swigdagas). ment, CP.
±twlglan (y ; I, eo, u) to be or become silent, swlngell f. (often swingel-, swingl- in obL
keep silence, be quiet, still, CP. cases); swingel(l)e 1 whip, scourge, rod,
swlglendfloe adv. silently, HL18'11 : stroke, stripe, blow
. M
affliction, CP. i
swlglung 1 silence, ANS84-3. swlngere m. striker, scourger, Rd28 7 .

swlgmsesse f. silent mass, NC3 24. swlnglung f dizziness. .
swlgnes f. time of silence, WW211". swmhaga m. pig-pen, Ct.

+swlgra (e) m. sister's son, nephew, cousin. swlnnyrde (i) m. swineherd, ZDA33-239*

SWININ 287 SWUSTER
swlnln (GL)=swinen swlung £ spasm, cramp, 112". WW
B 1462. swIUnga =swigunga
iwlnllo n. boar-image (on a helmet),
swinn m. melody, OEG. swodrian to be fast asleep, SPs3 B.
swlnnes £ pork food, EPsl6". swoeg=sweg; swoesendu==sw83sendu
swlnsUn ty) to sound melodiously, make swoetnes (GL,VPs)=swetnes8
melody, sing. swdg(VPs)=sweg
swinsung f. melody, harmony. swogan7 to sound, roar, howl, rustle, whistle,
swlnsungersaft m. music, 442".WW rattle, Cr,Qen. [' sough']
swlnsweg? (y. OEQ
xxxiii), melody. +swogen in a swoon, silenced, dead, &.
swlpa m., swipe £ =swipu +swogennes v. in-s.
8Wlplan| (eo) to whip, scourge, beat ['swipe 1 ] +swdgung £ swooning, Lod.
iswipor cunning, A,BH. adv. -lice. swol n. heat, burning, flame, glow, [swelan
+swlponie8 (e») £ wile, cunning, HL,MkR. Qer. schwul]
swlppan = swipian swoleti = sweolotf
swlpu (eo, o) £ whip, stick, scourge : chastise- swolgen pp. of swelgan.
'
ment, affliction. [Qer. schwippe] swolgettan to gargle, wash the throat, Lod.
swlr-, swir- =sweor- t sweor- swollg £ burning, Lcd,WW.
+swlrla = +swigra swollen pp. of swellan.
swlrman to swarm, Lod 1-384 . m swolotf, ewolooa m., swolotte? £ (OEG23*6
)
swlster = sweostor =8weoloC
swital, switel, switobHsweotol swolten pp. of sweltan.
swltlma = swigtima swolutf (Ê) = sweoloft ; swolwe = swealwe
SwW (y) strong, mighty, powerful, active : sworn =swamm I. and IL ; swon=8wan
severe, violent, oomp. swiore right {hand, swoncor = swanoor
side, etc.). swong=8wang pret. 3 sg. of swingan.
±swlfian [wv. and by 1 ? cp. nnforswitten] to swongor heavy, inert. [Qer. schwanger]
strengthen, establish, support : use force swongornes £ sloth, laziness, CP.
against, & (v. A 36-66). swonrad = swanrad ; swopu (NG) = ewipu
swlfo (y) adv. very much, exceedingly, swor (Ex239)=spor
severely, violently, fiercely, iE,AO,CP. swdr I. pret. 3 eg. of swerian. II. = Bar.
oomp. swfSor more, rather. superL swioost III. = sweor
most, especially, exceedingly : almost, nearly. swdra=8weora; sworeMsweoro
for swioe, swlSe swioe very much, very sworcen pp. of sweoroan.
severely, CP. sword =sweord
swltffsastiies f. violence, LL(138*7 ). sworen pp. of swerian.
swttffeorm rich, fruitful : violent. sworetendUe breathing hardly, short-winded,
swttfeormende becoming violent, WW374U . WW365*.
swftfferMt (y) bold, brave, rash. sworettan to breathe hard, pant, yawn, sigh,
±swI8from very strong, vigorous, adv. -Hoe.
swftfhwsBt very active, Run 5. swdret-ung, -tung f hard breathing, panting,
.
swffihycgende (i)j- bold-minded. sobbing, sighing, moaning, M.

swiftIan to become strong : prevail : fix. sworfen pp. of sweorfan.
swftUo intense, excessive, severe, violent, M : swornian (a) to coagulate, Gl.
immense, M
: effective, adv. -lice, AO,CP. swdron pret. pL of swerian.
swltfliones 1 excess, RBL737 . swostor = s weostor
swltfmlhtlg very mighty, PPs85". swot sweet, JnL,Nar,OEQ. adv. swote
1
swltfmod stout-hearted, brave : insolent, MQr. ['soot ]
arrogant. swdtlio savoury, sweet, CP311 8 . adv. -lice.
swttmodnes f magnanimity.
. swotmete m. sweetmeat, dainty, Bo33 tt .
swltfnes £ excess, violence, CM 458. swotaes £ sweetness, DR,8hr. ['sootness*]

swftfor oomp. of swioe. swotol=8weotol
swlftra oomp. of swio\ swot-stence, -stencende sweet-smelling.
swltfrlan = sweorian swoftung = sweSung
swlttrian to avail, prevail, M. + swowung = +8wdgung
swlftsnel very quick, agile, Cba82. swugian (CP) =Bwiffian ; swule =8wile
swlftspecende (y) verbose, talkative, OEG swulgon pret. pL of swelgan.
561". swulton pret. pL of sweltan.
swttsprecel talkative, LPs . ll 4 swulung = solong
swlflstincende strong-smelling, 18
. WW408 swummon pret. pL of swimman.
swltfStrang very strong, BH38 b.
6
swunoon pret. pL of swinoan.
swttstrtms having a strong current, rapid, -swundennes v. a-s.
BH38«. swungen pp., swungon pret. pL of swingan.
swlttswege strong-sounding, heroic, OEG. swur-, swur- = sweor-, sweor-
swKur=8wiobr oomp. of swioe. swust-er, -or, -ur {&) =sweostor

SWTJTEL 288 SYNDERLICNES
swut-el-, -ol-, -ul-=sweotol- tyig ds., sylh ds. and nap. of sul, sulh.
Bwuwlan=svigian; swye-=swic- Syinearwa = Sigelhearwa
fwyftMswift; swyg-=Bwig- +sylhtie n. team of oxen, [sulh]
swyge=8wige; swyl-=swil- qflton to sully, soil, pollute, CP.MeL ['sub']
swyliend = swelgend syll I. 1 threshold, foundation, base,
'sill,'
swylt (i) m. death, [sweltan] basis, A&,B,CP. II. nap. of sulh.
8wylt-=swelt- sylla m. giver, 6
RBL26
. [sellan]
swyltcwalut 1 agony of death. sjlla (Dbob 6)= sella (selra) v. sel L
m. death-day.
swyltdsafff syllan {M) =sellan j sylle =syll I.
swyltdMS m. death, PPsKP1 . syllend {M) =sellend ; syllleMseldlic
fwylthwDf 1 hour of death. sylofr, sylofran^seolfor, seolfren
fwym-=8wim- ; sw^nMswm •91ra=selra v. sel L
swyn- =swin- ; twyp- (N) =sweop- ±syltan (e) to salt, season, M. [sealt]
iw^rMsweor; swyrdwsweord S9ma=sema; syman=8ieman
swyrfB pros. 3 sg. of sweorfan. symbol I. n. feast-day, festivity, revel, feast,
+swysnes=+swft8nee; swyster=8weostor AO (t) festival, holy day.
: IlMsimbel
iwytel, swytolMsweotol ; swyttMswiS symbelcallc m. chalice, TC515".
swywlan=8ugian, swigian symbeloennes f feast of a nativity, DR.
.
8^=816 pros. subj. of beon. symbeldsBg m. feast-day, festival, holiday, M.

syb, sybbMsibb symbele=simble
±s?ean (e, i) to suckle wean, ASPsl30«.
: symbelgil boisterous with carousing, drunk,
[sucan] DD79.
syoe (i, I?) suckling, OEG57 8. ymbelgereord n. banqueting, feasting,
syclian=8iolian carousal, Sol407.
sycomer m. sycamore, Bx4. symbelgila m. giver offcasts, An 1419.
BêU pres. 3 sg. of sucan ; syoan. symbelhus n. guest-chamber, LkLR22 u.
+syd n. waUowing-place, WW1461*. [s§o- symbellan = symblian
Ban] ymbellle festive solemn, adv. -lice
+sydlan = -fsidian
s^di-teid; solemnly.
sylanwseofon ; syfe=sife symbelmdnafllio adj. of a festival month f
sfferiBte abstemious, RB119 .
16
WW375".
sfferlto (e) neat, cleanly, pure, sober,
-lice.
adv. symbelnes f festival, feasting, festivity,
.
solemn assembly, solemn office.

i M
interne asm. of syfre. symbeltld f. festival-time.
sffemes f. cleanliness, purity, sobriety, symbetwerig weary with feasting, Gnr2640.
moderation, M. symbelwlonc elated with feasting, Mod 40.
syfetta=seofooa; syflan=seofian symbelwynn 1 joy of feasting, B1782.
+syflan to provide with relishes, flavour. symblan to feast, banquet, OP.
[sufl] symble (JE) =simble adv.
syflige, syfling (M) £ food, pap, broth, soup symblian (i) to feast, carouse, CP.
:
seasoning, relish. symelJHsymbel

gyfol=8ufel; syfon=seofon symerfngwyrt f. violet, WW322*.
s^tre (e, i) clean, pure, chaste, sober, abstinent, syml = symbel L ; syml- = aimbl-
temperate, M. [Oer. sauber] 8ymnenllc=semnendlic ; syn=svnn
syftan=siftan syn I. =sien f. II. =sln, sien pres. pL anbi.
syge I. m. sight, aspect, view, FT 64? IL.= of wesan (beon). IIL =sin t
sigeL syn- v. also sin-, synn-.
sygel= steel; sygor=sigor synbend m. bond of sin, Nio504**.
syh =seon imperat. of seon syht=suht ; synbot t penance, LL(316» 1 ).
syhtf pros. 3 sg. of aeon I. and II. synbryne m? burning ardour of sin, MFH
J
+syh«e(BPsl204 ) = +8eh«e; syl=syle 143".
s?l I. f. column, pillar, support, AO. [Oer. synbyrten f burden of sin. .
saule] II. ds. of sul, sulh. synbyslg guilt-haunted, B2227.

sfia m. ploughman, OEG2367. [sulh] synd=sind pres. pi. ind. of wesan (beon).
syifflx f. a kind of axe, WW379*
(v. ES +synd- = +sund-
43-327). syndsM f pnful deed. .
syle, sylen miry place, waUowing-place, syndan sendan =

OEG. [sol] synder- = sundor-
sylen =selen synderA (u«) f. special law, DR190»
syleS pres. 3 sg. of eyllan. synderlle (e) singular, separate, special,
sylfi-teelf peculiar, private, M,G& : remote,
adv.
gylfer, sylfor, sylfur (M)=seolfor -lice, [sundor]
gylfren (M) =seolfren synderllenes 1 separateness, separation,
yUwUl-(^)=8elfwm- seclusion, OEG : singularity, GD28611 .

SYNDERLIPE TACON
synwraouf f. punishment for sin.
synder-IIpe, -lype, -lypig peculiar, special.
adv. -lipes (y). synwund L wound of sin.
gynderwurttmynt fmn. special honour, pre- synwyreendet sinning.
rogative, WW17847 . sypan = sypian
+syndgian to make to prosper, BH3201*. sype m. wetting, act of soaking through, Bo.
9
syndig skilled in swimming, Cba58. ['sipe ]
syndir-=synder- sypian (i) to absorb, drink in, Zed 94b.
l 9
+syndUecan (synt-) to cause to prosper, [ sipe ] v
RPsll7« sypian =sipian; sypo, syppo=swipu

syndolh n. deadly wound, B817 (or=ain-?). syrc m., syrce f. =syric, syrioe
syndon=8indon pres. pL ind. of wesan syre = searwe, v. searo ; s^ra =siere
(beon). syredon=sier(w)edon pret. pL of sierwan.
Syndoiilso/n<Kan,MF173,MPl-592. [L.QL] syretung f. lurking place, 440s [searu] WW .
syndra? m., syndre? f. = Binder syrewreno = searo wreno

±syndrlan to sunder, separate, divide. syrewung = searwung
7
syndrlg separate, single : ' sundry, various,
(i) syrfe f. service-tree, EC373. [L. sorbus]
M ; special, private, peculiar, exceptional, syrftrdow n. service-tree, KC3'379 20 .
particular, M,AO,CP : characteristic : syric, 8yrice=serc, serce

(distributive) one each, [sundor] spring f. sour milk, buttermilk, [sur]
syndrige adv. separately, specially, apart, syrode=sierwde pret. 3 sg. of sierwan.
alone. syrurtsearo
syndrigendlle discretive, J3Gb229 7 . syrwa=searwa gp. of searo.
syndrlglle special, peculiar, adv. -lice syr-wanf - wian (JE) = sierwan
specially : separately. Syrware mpL Syrians.
syndrung v. a-s. syrwung = sierwung
syndurie = syndero syrwwrenc= searo wreno; syster=8ester
synew- = sinew- ; and v. synu. sjtf I.=sJ5. II. v. suB adv. IIL pres.
synfah sin-stained, Cb1083. 3 of seoban.
sg.
±syngian to sin, transgress, M,CP. sytt-=si8-; sy8an=si$oan
syngrlgendlle = syndrigendlic sierra (BC,Lcd) v. su«. ['souther']
syn-grin, -gryn f. snare or mischief of sin, sftfst pres. 2 sg. of seooan.
harm. sy8&an=si&oan; sywlan=seowian
syngung f. transgression, HL121*7 . [''sin- syx, syx- (AO)=siex, siex-, six-
1
ning ]
synleahter m. stain of sin,
9
W13411 .
synlftas 'sinless, guiltless, innocent, CP,

Jn,W.
synleaw sinful injury, W166 . 16 1
tihl'toe, Cp,LL,WW. II.f.(iE)=tanni.
synlic sinful, foul, wicked, adv. -lice, tabele, tablu t, tabul m. =tabule
tabule f. 'table, BE : a wooden hammer, or
9
synn (e, i) f. (|) injury, mischief, enmity,
1
feud : 'sin, guilt, crime, Et,Bo,Chr,VPs; piece of wood struck as a signal for assemb-
CP. ling monks, CM
: writing tablet : gaming
synn- see also syn-. table : table of the law. [L.]

synnadssg (N) =sunnancUeg tacan to 'take? seize, Ghr 1072*. 6 d.
6
synneoge f. female sinner, 126*. MH +tacclan to tame, subdue, GPH402.

synnes adv. always? Kl, but v. LL455*. tfioen, tacn n., nap. tacen, tacnu 'token,*
1
synnful 'sinful, guilty, wicked, corrupt, Bl, symbol, sign, signal, mark, indication, sug-
LkL,VPs;CP. gestion, B,BH,CP,Lcd,SPs : portent, marvel,
synnglend m. sinner, EPslll 10. wonder, miracle, Bl; M : evidence, proof :

+synnian to commit adultery, NG. standard, banner.
synnlg guilty, punishable, criminal : sinful, tftoendrcol m. indicium, TC1268.
CP. tftcnan (Cp) =t»onan
synnlust m. desire to sin, M. tfenberend m. standard-bearer, J35GB27 1*.
synoK=seonotS tacnbora m. standard-bearer : guide.
synriss m. pressure of sin, temptation, LL ±tftcnian to mark, indicate : betoken, denote,
(284»). signify, represent, Bl,Bo;CP : portend :
9
synrfkst m. canker of sin, Cb1321. demonstrate, express, ['token ]
syn-sceatfa, -soaoat m. sin-stained wretch, +t&cnl(g)endllc typical, emblematic, MB.
sinful outrager. 2-278" ;MP 122".
synscyldlg wicked, DD168. ±tacnung f. sign, presage, token, Bo :
synt=sind pres. pL ind. of wesan (beon). manifestation, signification, type, Bo,BH :
+synt- = +synd- indication, symptom, proof : dispensation,
±synto f. soundness, health : prosperity, AO601 ['tokening 9 ]
.
welfare, salvation, [gesund] tioon, tacun= tacen
O. H. 19

TAOOE 290 TALENTS
floor, taour m. brother-in-law, M. (8) f. blame, reproof, CP : slander,
tide, tadi(g)e I 'toad/ WW. calumny, insult
tatoere a weaving tool? tenterhook? WW +talrlm n. order, succession, Sol38.
294". ±talsum in numbers, rhythmic, OEG.
taean to transfer, translate M. [ON. taka] talon* f. reproof, CP slander, : derision.
±taean to show, declare, demonstrate, JS, talweor*- =t«lwiei«-
9
AO,BHJjL,RB : 'teach ('i-toxhe'), in- tal-wlertte, -wierolic reprehensible, blame-
struct, (rata, jE,Bl,Bo,Lcd,LL ; CP : adv.
j>re- worthy, CP. -lioe.
aeri&e, dtrec*, M,GP,WW. +t. from its- talwlerttllenes (eo*) t reprehensible conduct,
mm, LL162[22]. blameableness, CP52".
tAelng 1 teaching, instruction, M : doctrine : +telwts discreet, capable, WW20740 :
direction, injunction, command, rale. in arithmetic

skilled
tacnan to »wwJfc 6y a tofcen, tienoJe, designate, talwyrd-, tselwyrtS- ^WelwierC-
mark out. [Oer. zeichnen]
-taene v. earfoti-t. tamespDe 1 sieve-frame, sieve-stand t sieve-
taonend m. indicator, A 13-329. stake? LL456[17]. [cp. temsian]
tacnlan =tacnian tamian (GDll 9 )=temian
taenlng 1 ciemoTulfaMon, proo/, BO901 . tanel (e\ P) m. wicker basket, M,WW.
tffllelwtffifl ['leaner-, tan]
tcefl fn. cube, die, game with dice or tables. tanen ntacie o/ to*?*, OEG. [tan]
[L. tabula] twng-=teng-; tanU=tnnel
tafl-an, -ian to gamble, Gl. tappa m. 'tap,* spigot, IM.
tafle adj. given to dice-playing, 185. GnE tappe f 7 strip of stuff or cloth, 'tape,* WW
taflere m. gambler. 107».
taflstan m. gambling-stone, die, Gl. tapp-ed, -et n. figured cloth, tapestry, carpet,
taflung 1 gaming, playing at dice. TC,WW. ['tapet']
tag=teag tappelbred n. footstool, NG.
tagel, tegl (e) m. 'tail,* LL,WW M. ; tapper* m. tapster, tavern-keeper, 8c,WW.
taglhar n. hair of the tail, Lod 1-36010 . ['tapper']
tagffian (M) =teogo«ian tappestre f. tapstress, female tavern-keeper,
taherlan (NG) -Parian JR. ['tapster']
tabJber(NG)=tear tappet = topped
tAhte pret. 3 ag. of t&can. tapplan to open (a cask)? furnish it with a
tal (a, e) n. number. tap or spout t IM 125. [' tap*]
tal (a) 1 blame, reproach, calumny, abuse, tappllbred = tappelbred

OP,WW: blasphemy, ['tele'] tar pret. 3 ag. of teran; tar=tear
+tal I. (e, ea) n., nap. +talu number, series, taaan (±) to pull, tear, comb, card. Led :
lit; M : number of people, tribe catalogue, (•f) wound,
: injure, assault, ['tease']
WW418M : estimation, opinion, ['i-tel'] ±tase pleasant, Met convenient, suitable, B. :
IL adj. np. -f-tale swift, ready, PPs66». ['i-tase']

tala^tela +tase n. advantage, convenience : pleasure,
dhtalan (e) to blame, censure, scold, reprove, CP387 : useful thing, implement.
reproach, accuse, ;E,AO,CP : speak til of, +t«eed soothed? CP297".
slander, insult, deride, Bo,LL,WW : dis- tAself. 'teasel' (plant), £c<* 1-282".
pute, ['tele'] +tAslio convenient adv. -lioe conveniently :
talberend =telgberend ?e?t%, ao/Wy, smoothly, CP.

+talelrcul m. cycle, series, 204". WW t83snoe(NG)=«»Blioe
+talcraft m. arithmetic, J£(e). +t£snes f. convenience, WW.
+tald=+teld; -tale v. leof-, un-t. tSsu=teoBa
talend m. slanderer, backbiter mocker, tatan to caress, Wy4.
: [tat?]
scoffer reprover.
: tatteoa m? ro^, totter, «Ar«d^ iE.
talende censorious, slanderous. ta«=te», v. to«.
tatere (6) m. derider, scoffer, KGL7516 . -tawe (So) v. aBl-t.
+talfa8t measurable, LPs38*.
talful (a) blameworthy, NC325.
tagantes helde
296«°.
f. 'artemisia' (plant), WW
talgHitelg tah pret. 3 ag. of teon EL
talhlehtorm.dem»on> WW1724 [hleahtor] tihe(GL)=ta
.
tallan = talian tanspura m. spur, tip of toe? 197 14. WW

talla(GPH394)=telga; tallan =tellan tahte=t»hte pret. 3 ag. of t&can.
talitas blameless, CP. adv. -lice, CP. tal(N)=talu; talMtSBl; tala=tela
talllc blameworthy, slanderous, blasphemous. tald=teald pp. of tellan.
adv. -lice. +tale v. tal.
talmeare I date, period, Gu849. [tain] talente f. 'talent' (money of account), AC
talmet n. ntttwure, jwrtion, An 1 13. [talu]

TALIAN 291 TELGIAN
taUan (») (-tellan) to count, calculate, (e) m. descendant, family, race, line,
reckon, account, consider, think, esteem, JB,Mk,TG : child-bearing, A : company,
value, CP : argue, CP : tell, relate, : M band, M'team' {of horses, oxen, etc.),
:
impute, M. WW : vouching to warranty, right of juris-
-f talscip© m. multitude, NO. diction in matters of warranty, EC(€),LL.

talt-=tealt- +teama (y) m. warrantor, surety, LL.
talu 1 'tale,' series, calculation : telling, teaman = tieman
relation, communication, narrative, M,KG : teamful fruitful,LPs,WW. [v. 'teemfull']
fable, tale, story : accusation. tfiamtan= tieman
+talu v. +t«L teamed! m. breeding pool, EC3227.
ttlwyrt-=t«lwier«- tean- (A) =teon- ; teaper (K) =tapor
tam 'tame,' JE,Bo,WW : tractable, gentle, ttapor(icd)=teafor
mild, Bo,Qn. tear m. drop, Cr,Lcd : 'tear,'B,Bl; CP : what
'
tama m. tameness, Bo,Mbt. is distilled from anything in drops, ' nectar,
to tame, aootfe, NC326.
i WW i CM.
I v. un-t. tearfllan to turn, roU, wallow, Mk9".
tin L m. fimg, rod, switch, branch : rod o/ tftargiotende tear-shedding,tearfulîa50SLK
rfwiiuition. IL shooting? spreading t Gek tearlan (tteherian, e1 ) to weep, JnL. ['tear']
2380. IIL pL of ta. tearlg, tearlio tearful
tanede having a disease of the toes t WW
tearighleor with tearful cheeks, Gen 2274.
161» team 7
) (WW286 =
steam ; tearos v. teoru.
dbtang, tange (o) f. (sg. and pL ) pincers, teart sharp, rough, severe, A, ORG. ['tart';
'tongs,' forceps, JE,BH,Gp,WW ;M. tea, pret. of teran]
+tang (w. d.) in contact with (—pret. 3 sg. teartlle sharp, rough, M. adv. -lice, OEG.
of +tingan). Vtartly']
+tangflee together, RB47 1*. teartnes L sharpness, roughness, hardness,
tinhlyta m. soothsayer, augur, diviner, WW
OEG;M. ['tartness']
1898 .[tan, hlot] teartnumol biting, effectual, LodM52».
tanhlytere m. soothsayer, diviner, WW 183". ~ (NG)=o»dioe
+tanned tanned, WWIV&.
['ton'] tea* =teoC, pree. pi. of teon L and IL
tannere m. 'toaner,' £02*411. tebl, tebl-, tebu-=taafl, t»fl-
taper {Lcdt W JP)=tapor tie-=teo.; +t*d = +tead
tapersut t smaU axe, Chb1031a;CC28 m . tftde pret. of ( ?)*ten to grow rough, [ton]
[ON. taparox] tMerWtyder; tMr-=tjMr-
* 9
taper (ea1 ; m. lamp-wick, taper, tefel, tefil=tnfl; t0frung=tifrung
e», u*)
candle, GP a feeble light, Ph114. [Celtic?] teg=teag; tfigaa (M)=tiegan
:
taporberend m. acolyte, Gl. tege=tfee; tegl=tiegl* tegtt-=teb«-

taran v. teoru. ten = tean pret. 3sg. of teon.
targa? m., targe? 1 smaU shield, buckler, KG. tenerlan (A)=tearian
[v. 'targe'] tehher, teher (tf0)=tear
+tu&& furnished with a shield, OEG2259. teuton =t»hton pret pL of tftoan.
taru f. tear, rent, [teran] teles (N)=tfisu; +telM+t«l; tel-=t&l-
taaol, tasul (GL)=teosel; -t&were v. ftoao-t. tela (i, ea, eo) L adv. well, fitly, properly,
±tawlan to prepare, make ready, make : till, rightly, very, good, CP : prosperously,
cultivate, BH harass, afflict, insult, JB,AO.
: beneficially. II. interj. well/ good!
t. td bysmore outrage, profane, JB,W. ±teld n. JB,BH,TG. ['teld']
tent, tabernacle,
['taw'] -f teldgennwung I tabernacle, A8'308
N .
te-=td-; tea(NG)=tien teldlan to spread {net), set {trap), Gp,PPs.

+tead (e) pp. of +teon. ['teld']
teafor red lead, vermilion, purple, teMstleea m. tent-peg, M.
I. n. red,
WW. [v. 'tiver'] II. or 7 teaforgeap +teldung f. tabernacle, EPs 18 s ; 77".
(y. GK), meaning doubtful, Ruin 31. +teldwur&ung f. feast of tabernacles, WW
teag {&, e) f. cord, band, thong, fetter, Gr, 107".
WW(&) : case, chest : enclosure. ['tie'] teldwyrhta m. tent-maker, M.
teagan = teogan, toon ; teagor (Ou) = tear telede= tealde pret. 3 ag. of tellan.
Man I. pret. 3 eg. of teon L and IL IL— +telfers nm. catalectic verse, OEG.
teag teig (sb) m. dye, colour, tincture.
teal- = tal-, tart-, tel- telga m. twig, branch, bough, shoot, CP : pole,
teal-=t»l-; +teald=+teld stock, EC95'.
tealde pret. 3 sg. of tellan; tealgor=telgor +teig-an, -iau to dye, W. W
tealt unstable, precarious, Run, W. [' tealt ] telgberend yielding a dye, WW462".
'
tealtlan, 1 saltrian (a) to totter; shake, stumble, telgestre (sb1 ) m. dyer, GD342*.
waver : be untrustworthy : amble, [cp. Ger. telgian L to put forth branches, Rm34.
zelter] IL Italian. IIL=telgan
19—2

TELGOR TEOSWIAN
telgor ml, telgra m.> telgre f. twig, branch, +teohhung I arrangement, ordering, HL
shoot, JB,Lea\ [v. 'title'] 13w .
telgung 1 dye, purple dye, WW. teohlan = teohhian ; teol- = tel-, til-
toUan = tilian teoftyrl n. 'foramen,' 'fenestra,' OEG.
±teUan (», ea) to 'tefl* ('t-feflc'), redboa, teom(MtR21*)=tam
nttmfrer, compute, calculate, JB,BtJ*k : teon I. (±) sv 1 to pull, tug, draw, drag, row
account, estimate, consider, think, esteem, (boat), BH,CPJjL : withdraw, take, LL
believe, CP,Mt : charge against, impute to : 356,70 : entice, allure, induce, lead, bring,
state, recount, enumerate, announce, relate, BH,Bl,Bo,Ou; CP : bring up, educate, JB,
JB,Bo,Chr. t. gelio compare, [talu] Chr arrogate, CP bring forth, produce, JB :
: :
-tellendllc v. un-t. restrain, LL

betake oneself to, go. roam,
:
teltrt, teltreon. weaving-tool? tenterhook? Bo : (+) string up, play (instrument).

tent-peg? WW. +togen lengthened, long (of vowels), MGr
=
tern team; tema=tama 49". ['tee,' 'i-teon' ; *teohan] IL av»
t§man=tieman (but forma belonging to teon L often
tembyrat m. failure to secure a voucher, EC found) accuse, censure, JB,LL ; AO. [' tee '
202. [tfem] *tihan] III. ( ± ) to prepare, furnish forth,
Temes, Temeae 1 river Thames, AO. [£. arrange, adorn, deck : produce, work, create,
Tamiaia] make, M
: fix, establish, constitute, ordain.
±temeslan to sift, MkL(P). ['temse'] [— teohhian] IV. num. = tien. V. n.=

±temian to tame, subdue, M,CB (+) suffer, : teona. VL=deon (v. JAW 19)
permit, ML23*10
'
.
9
teona m. injury, hurt, wrong, Bl,Mt ; AO :
temped tempi n. temple, JB&,CP,G,VPs. accusation, reproach, insult, contumely, JE,

[L. templum] AO,CP : anger, grief : malice, : enmity, M
tajnpel- = tempi- hostility. Vteen']
tempelgeat n. temple-door, W491*. teonan (y) to injure, irritate, vex, trouble*
templgeweore n. structure of the temple, grieve slander, insult.
:
W277». teonewlde m. hurtful speech : blasphemy.

templhJUgung f. dedication of the temple, teonewldlan to slander, calumniate, Gl.
OEG40*. teond I. m. accuser, LL. II. drawer, BH
tomplic adj. of a temple, OEG. 288".
±temprian v. to 'temper,' moderate, JB,8c : teone f.= teona
cure, heal, M
: control, curb, JB (refl.), Led teonere m. slanderer, LPs 71*.
Sc [Lot.] teonful slanderous, evil, rebellious, painful,
tempnmg f tempering, moderation.
. SPs,W;M. ['teenful']
ten ( VPs)i-*tien ; tenan = tynan, teonan teonhetef m. malicious hate.
-tendan (y) v. a-, for-, on-t. teonlan (y) injure, irritate, LPs : slander,
tender =tynder ['teen']
NC,GD. teonleas free from suffering, MF174.
tend-lng, -ling I burning, stinging,
['tinding'] teonlegf m. destroying flame
tene = tien ; tinel {Ep) =ta\nel teonho destructive, shameful, hurtful adv.
±tengan (») to press towards, hurry, hasten, -hoe.
M. awes t. get away, get off, +t. on teonrftden (e*) f. abuse, wrong, injury,
assail, AO. humiliation, M.
+tenge near to, resting on : oppressing, teonamft m. evil-doer, Gtrl76.
burdensome, AO. teonttg =hundtebntig
tenU=tcenel teonword n. reproach, abuse, calumny.
tennan to lure, coax? Wy4? ±teorlan to fail, cease, become weary, be tired,
too pres. 1 eg. of teon I. and II. exhausted, Cp,Lcd,LL,WW : 'tire,' weary,
teochian = teohhian exhaust, PPs. [teran]
•Mode pret. of teon EEL, teogan, teohhian. +teorigendlic/at/tno, defective, So 181*.
teofentant to join, put together. teoro=teoru
tftofor=teafor; t*ofrlan=tifrian +teorodnes t debility, weariness.
teogan (OHO. gizehdn) = teohhian teon m. 'calamus,' 'veretrum,' Lcd,WW.
teogefta, teogooa = teoba ['tarse']
teogotflan to 'tithe,' grant or pay tithes, : CP teoru tearos and wk. a. taran
(e) n., oocl. gs.
divide by ten, M. '
bitumen, distillation from a tree, resin,
tar, '
teon fm., gds. teohhe nice : band, troop, com- gum, balsam, Cp,Lcd : wax from the ear.
pany, society. [Oer. zeche] ±teorung f. exhaustion, weariness, M.
teon imperat. of teon. teosel (a, e) m. die ('tessera'). [L.]
+teoh n. matter, material, universe? Bim2. teosu (®, e) f. harm, injury, ruin.
teohhe v. teon. teosusprdo 1 harmful speech, PPS13911.
± teohhian to determine, intend, propose, M : teofliiword (teao-) n. calumny, harmful speech.
consider, think, judge, estimate. teoewlan (e) to injure, harm, Sol94.

TEOD 293 TIGL
ISO'S pres. pL of 'teon I. and H.
c
ttdllo timely, seasonable, opportune, AO
teofla (e) tenth,' MÔ,Chr. teooan d&l temporal : temporary, adv. -lioe.
tenth part, ' tftte. ' [teogeSa] tldllcnes I opportunity, fit time, NG.
tefUWy, LL181[10].
tftotfe tldran=tydran
±teotilan to divide by ten, tithe, M : take a tfdren m. h'meZy rain, M.
tenth : give tithes, CP. ±tldrlan (y) to become feeble, weak : decay.
t*oUing=tSoSung tidsang mn. hour-services, canonical hours,
ttottlngdaeg m. tithing day, tenth day. lauds, M.
ttottlngealdor m. ruler over ten, dean, tfdsoeawere m. astrologer, 176* WW
captain of ten. tfdscrlptor m. chronographer,chronicler, WW
teottlngmann m. ' tithing-man, ' headborough, 204" (hybrid word).
LL : captain of ten, AS. ttdtfenung f service at one of the canonical .
ttoftung t division into ten, decimation, hours, FBO.

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tenth part, tithe, 'tithing, JS,Lk,LL band tldum adv. at times, occasionally.
of ten men, LL. tfflung f. (usu. pL) event, tidings, news, Chr.
ttoflungeeap m. tithe, Bl39 u . ['tiding']
tftottunggeorn diligent in paying tithes, A tidwrttere m. chronicler, Qh.
M
12-518 . tldwurdung t service at one of the canonical
tftotfimgland n. land set apart for tithes, LL hours, HL11".
2-750. tidymbwlatend (e*) m. astrologer, Lcd.
ttotfungsoeatt m. tithing-money, tithes. tteder-=tider-; tMran=tydran
tftowlie=towlic ± Began (e, I, y) to 'tie,' bind, JB,GP :join,
taped (KOI), tepet=t»pped ; tir (£cd)=tear connect, MOr. [teag]
+ter n. tearing, laceration : thing torn : tiegle=tigle; tieht-=tyht-
tumult, discord. tlehtf pres. 3 eg. of teon I. and II.
±toran4 (ea, eo) to tear, lacerate, Bo,Jud,LL, tiel-=til-; tlema=tima
Sc. tfeman (*, e, I, y) to bring forth, engender,
terdnes (A13-34)=teartnes beget, propagate, JB,W : make answerable
tergan=tirgan for another person, call as witness, : vouch M
termen m. term, end. [L. terminus] to warranty, LL. ['teem' ; team]
tero, teru (Ep,WW) =teoru -f tteme I. (6, y) suitable. II. (y) team, yoke,
tes-=teos-; +Utoe=r+tnae JF
1
teter m. tetter, skin eruption, eczema, rvng- tfen (e, i, y) num. 'ten, CP.
worm, Gl,CP. tfenambre holding ten ambers, Lcd 32b (y).
tetarwert f. celandine, [wyrt] tlenbebod (€) n. decalogue, OEG ll 108 .
feting =tyhtnng; ti* v. totJ. Uenfeald (y) tenfold.

t*8a=teoSa; -tewestre v. wull-t. Hfengewlntred (y) ten years old, LL19[27h].
•n=Tiw; ttan (N)=teon III. tfenhund (5) thousand.
ttber n. offering, sacrifice, victim. tiennlhte (y) ten days old, ANS 129-22.
tlbernes t sacrificing, destruction, 18 .
AO50 tfenstrenge (g, I) ten-stringed, VPs.
ticoen (y) n. kid, jE(y),MtL. ['ticchen'] ttenwlntre ten years old, M(f).
tlcgen (NG)=ticcen tier heap? (GK), drop? (Sedget), Mbt2081 T
ttcgende proudly adorned, OEG. tife 1
bitch, LcD64a.
tiela m. 'tick' (insect), 01. titer =tiber
tlctator m. dictotor, AO70». [L.] ttfrlan (eo, f) to paint, depict, figure, [teafor]
UA i. time, period, season, while, M,AO,B, tOning (§) f. picture, AS 20".
BH,0. on tide at the proper time : hour, -tig (6, y) v. fore-, for«-t. ; Tlig=Tiw
M,Chr
__,_- : feast-day,
„ a. festal-tide,
„ Chr,MH . tlîn=tieffan; tigewtyge
canonical hour or service, LL,WW y ['tide'] tlgel, tigele f. earthen vessel, crock, pot,
tldan (±) to betide, happen, Bo,LL : fall to potsherd : 'tile,' brick, AO; Mdf : slabs for
(one's lot), BC. ['tide,' '

i-tide'] roofing, Cp,Lcd,VPs.
tfdan«enung=tidoenung tigelserne 1 tile kiln? house of brick? KC
ttdd-=tid, tyd- 3-130".
tlddfigf m. lifetime, tlgelen made of pot, earthenware, SPs2*.
tfdeBce =tidllce tlgelfig tile-adorned, An842.
ttdembwlatend= tidymbwlatend tigelgeweore n. brick-making, M.
tlder, tidre (e, ie, y) weak, frail, infirm, tigeUtah m. brick-field, KC5-267*1.
faint-hearted : fleeting. tigelstftn m. tile, ES11M. [' tilestone']
tMerUe (e, ie) weak, CP. tigelwyrhta (y) m. brick-maker, potter.
tldernes (e, ie) f. frailty (of body or soul). tlgen pp. of teon II.
tfdfara m. one who travels at his own con- tiger pL tigras 'tiger,' JB,Nar.
venience? Ce1674 (or ? two words). tlggan=tlegan
tldgenge having a monthly course, periodical, tlglng f tie, connection, J5Gb 14u. [tiga .
GPH392. tigl = (1) tigel ; (2) tygel

TIGLE 294 TIB
ttgle 1 'muraenula,' sea-muUett WW 180* t female timbrel-player, LPs67 M.
ttgle, tigol(e) =tigel, tigele 1 a weaver's instrument, LL456[15.1].
tbnple
tlgolgetel n. tale of bricks, M (Ex6»). tfnU 'to,' CP. II. f. beam, rafter, Gi»
tlgon pret pL of Won II. IIL=tinen
tfertoe o/o fyer, A4161. tmnnm.=tien
ttgtttan(AO)=U6ian tmellan to tickle, So.
-Ogu v. egeogetagtL [egtte] ; tlgule=tigele -fttoellc=4-tingelic
tllilan=teohnian; tthtMtyht tmd m. spike, beak, prong, tooth of a fork,
fflltf pros. 3 sg. of teon TL Cp,EpJ3ol ['tine']
til I. poorf, apt, suitable, useful, profitable : ttndig spiked, WW
116".
excellent : frrave: abounding. IL| n. jTOCwi- ttndlht forked, jagged, beaked.
n<M, jSlneM. III. n. =tilL IV. (N) prep. tmdre=tyndre
to,MtL,OET. [WiH»] tlnen made of tin, MQr. [' ftnnen *]
tUa=tela +Ung, tinge = +tyng, tynge

tllen 1 endeavour, GD194" +tffigan* to press against, Ak138.
tlttremmende well-doing, Bd607 . +ttngeraft m. mechanics, HGl479.
ti]gan=tilian; tQl (OET)=twilic v. gafol-t.
tllla, tilig(e)a (y) m. workman, hind,
tiller, beam, A 19-491.
labourer, farmer, husbandman, Mt ; M. to stretch, Gl : desire, long for? burnt
VtMe'l Rim 54.
tttbn (eo, y) to aim at, aspire to, strive after, tlnnen=tinen
fry, endeavour, JS,Bl;CP : (±) procure, tmstrenge = tlenstrenge
obtain, gain, provide, J&,Chr,PPs z exert tintergwtintreg
oneself, work, make, generate, JE,CP : tend, ttntertfegn = tintregSegn
plough, CP,Chr, tlntreg {AO;M) n., tintrega m. torture,
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cherish, cultivate, tiU,
LcdJjL : trade, traffic, M
: (±) treat, curt. torment, punishment, AO,Lk,W. ['tin-
tUlg*»=tilia tregh']
tiling =
tilling tmtreganllo = tmtreglio
tfflt b~ station, standing-place. ttntreglan to torment, afflict, torture, punish,
till-=til- M,AO.
+tman to touch, attain, M. tintregUc/utf of torment, infernal, BH346"
tOIIet adj. fit, good. adv. -Hoe. tmtregstow f. place of torment, Guth38*.
tllmddlgt well-disposed, kind, good. tintregSegn m. torturer, executioner.
tH8 f tiltSe (y) 1 'titih,' labour, husbandry, W : tmtregung 1 torture, punishment, M.
crop, harvest, A : gain, profit, OEG. tlntrlan (AO)=tmtregian
tfhmg (eo, ie, io, y) f. acgtfwt&m, procuring tlo- = teo- ; tiol- =tel-, til-
care, solicitude occupation, work, perform-
: tlr (y) m. ft) fame, glory, honour, ornament :
ance, CP : tending, culture, husbandry, : M name of the rune for t : name of a planet and
produce, gain, income, M. a god {Mare), Run 17.
Ubul m. ' time, ' period, space of time, JByAO : tlrtadlgt glorious, famous.
)Sa«* time, CP,Q,WW : favourable time, famous. ttrfsBstf glorious,
opportunity, CP
: a metrical unit, A. ttrfruma m. prince of glory, Cb206.
tlman=tieman Urgan (e, y) to worry, exasperate, pain.
± timber n. 'timber,' building material, LL : provoke, excite, Ou. Vtar']
act of building : building, structure, BH, Urging (y) 1 'zelus,* provocation, BlPs.
Lcd,MtL, VPs : trees, woods, AO. [v. Mdf] tlrlftas inglorious, infamous, B843.
tlmbergeweorc n. cutting hmfcr, BC1-3449 . tlrmeahtigt of glorious might.
-ftfanberhilgung f consecration of a building, tlrtS pres. 3 ee. of teran.
.
OEG56M7 . tlrwlne m. (famous) follower, retainer, Mbt

tlmberhryeg m. wooded ridge t KC. 26»
ttmberland n. land given for repairing and ttt, tite=titt
maintaining buildings. tltellan to indicate by a written mark, entitle,
timber = timber ascribe, M. [L. titulus]
irtlmbran, timbrian to build, construct, erect, tltelung f. ' recapitulation a giving of titles
effect, do, AO,CP,PPs ; M : edify, instruct : or headings, OEG 1153.
cut 'timber.' tltolose 'tidulosa* (plant), OEG 56"*.
+tlmbre n. building, structure, jE,AO. tltt m. 'teat,' nipple, breast, Lcd,LkLR.
tlmbrend mf builder. . tittetryeel m. teat, WW158M .
tlmbrung f act of building,

. M : structure : titol m. 'title,' superscription, MkLIB".
edification. [L. titulus]
+tbnlan (y) to happen, fall out, M. ttt I. f. assent, permission : giving, grant,
tXmllc adj. temporal, earthly, adv. •lice boon, favour, concession, JB,BH (tigtf).
quickly, soon, early, M. tioe fremian to grant, ['tithe'] II. pres.
f. timbrel
\ [JL] 3 sg. of teon L and IL

TH)A 295 TOCWBDAN
tr&a m., tiCe f. (only in phr. t. beon, weortfan) tdblgend bowing down, tottering,
80.
WW386
sharer in, receiver, grantee, BH,Mt. [' tithe ' tftbU&dd v tdblawan.
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±tffilan (often w. g. thing and d. pers.) to toblawan (but with rare wk. pp. tdblndd)
give, bestow, grant, permit, JB,AO,BH. to blow to pieces, blast, scatter, : puff up, M
['tithe'] inflate, distend, M,Lcd. [' toblow']
ttftlDg== toothing tdblawennes 1 inflation, JR.

+tlung £ preparation, Cp684A. tdbodlan to announce.
tturung=teorung toborstennes f. abscess, Lcd1-322 m .
TTw Tiw (northern god of war), Mars : tdbr&dan to spread abroad, disperse, scatter,
name of the rune for U Bo; AO,CP : spread out, extend, Mt;M :
tfwesdag m. 'Tuesday,* A RB. open, dilate

; multiply, ['tobrede'] :
tlwesnlht f. Monday night, Lod. td-br&dednes, -briednes f broadness, breadth, .
t5 I. prep, a (w. d.) (motion) 'to,* into, to Ps.

emnee abreast of (rest) at : (figurative tdbreoan4 to break in pieces, break up, shatter,
:
direction, object of verb) conducing to, to. destroy, ruin, wreck, overthrow, annul, M,
fdn to rice to ascend the throne : (definition, Bo,Lcd;AO,CP break : through, violate,
destination) for, as a. wyrcan to wite to : force, ^J^lO interrupt, ['tobreak']
contrive as a punishment : in accordance tdbrtdan L=tdbregdan. H.=tdbrredan
with, according to : (time) at. to midre tdbregdan* tear in pieces, wrench apart, rend,
niht at midnight to dag to-day. td lacerate, AO,MtR : cast off, shake off : turn
langnm fyrste for a long time : (with to, turn about. sl£pe tdb. awake, wake up.
gerunds) to express purpose, etc 6 (w. g.) rtobraid']
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(of time) at. II. adv. besides, also, Bo : tobrengnea f. oblation, offering, EPs39 .
'too,* excessively, Bl,Cr : thereto : towards, tobrltttan tdbrytan =
in the direction of : in addition, besides. tdbrocenllc brittle, fragile, W263 M .
—
adverbial phrases; to Cam (o«m), td tdbrys-an, -ian to bruise, shatter, break to
ttas (1) so (adeo), to such an extent. (2) to pieces, Mt ; M. [* tobruise']
that end. (3) moreover, however, to hwaea tdbrytan to break in pieces, destroy, JB be :
whither, to Cam ©set, td fly tSset t'n order repentant, ['tobryt']

ffczt. to oon tSaet ur^ti. td ttes tSe wfon, tobrytednes f. contrition, sorrow, LPs.
where, td hwon, td hwy /or wAat, where- tdbrftendllc brittle, fragile, WW242"
fore, td sdtium tra/y. to tiearfe according tdbrytlng f. crushing, contrition, Sc82u.
to what is needed. S»r td eacan t'n addition tdbryttlan = tdbrvtan
thereto, ne td wuhte fry no rnean^. td tie pret. 3 sg. of tacan.
him next or nearest to him. toeeorfan* to cut, cut to pieces, cut off, cut
to- prefix I. with accent (stress) it has the away, M,MkL. ['tocarve']
meaning of adv. td (as in tdoweoan, td- tdoftowan1 to bite to pieces, chew, eat, M.
bringan, tdouman). [Oer. zu-] II. with- Ctochew']
out accent = asunder (as in tdbreoan). tooh=tdh
[Oer. zer-] tdclme=tdoyme
toaetycan (e») to add to, increase, BH112 1 . tdclnan1 to split open, cleave asunder, splinter,
[eao] crack, Cp,Lcd ; M. [* tochine ']
tdsetycnes f. increase, BH 2-242. tdefrhus n. lodging-house, inn, WW 147**.

toamearcian to mark out, assign, So29*. tdcl&fan to split, cleave, OEG18b»
tdaspanan 7 to entice to one, allure. tdcleofan* to cleave asunder, split, divide, Bo
,
toawyllan to roll to, roll. M. [
t
tocleave '\
tdb&dan to elevate, exalt. =
tdcleoflan toclifian
tdbtatan7 to beat severely, destroy by beating, tdcleoplan = tdclypian
AO. ['tobeat'] toclifian to cleave to, adhere, stick to, BPs.
tdbecuman* to come to, approach . tdcllfrian to be torn in pieces, scratched about,
tobefealdan' to fold together, . WW343 10
JE.
tdbefldwan 7 to flow round or up to. tdollp-=tdolyp-
tdbegletan* acquire, purchase, EHy4 16
. tdclyplan to call to, invoke.
tobellmpan' (impers.) it belongs, behoves, tdclyplgenclllc vocative, iEGte.
BL49 1
toclypung f. calling upon, invocation, M.
tdbeottan to threaten, BH. tocnawan 7 to know, acknowledge, recognize,
tdberan4 to remove, carry off, purloin, M,Bl distinguish, discern, jE,CP.
scatter, dissipate, distract, destroy : swell, tdcnaw(en)nes f. understanding, discernment,
CP : separate. [ fooear*]
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iEH2-362";GI>311 11 .
toberennes f. difference, WW390". tdcnyssan to shake, RB121 6 .
toberstan* (intr.) to burst apart, go to pieces, tdouman4 come, arrive, CP.

to
MyAO : (tr.) cause to burst apart, shatter, tdewsBS-cednas (RPsl05*°), -tednes (SPs) f.
M. Ctoburst'l trembling, shaking.

tdbentung 1 bursting, Lod 74a. tdewetian* forbid, interdict, prohibit, M.

TOCWISAN 296 TOGEICAN
tdcwfsan = tocwyaan toferian to carry different ways, scatter, die-
tocwyiman to torment, HL12". perse, get rid of : put off : digest, RB
tfcwfnn crush utterly, grind to pieces,
to 32 M .
bruise, destroy : be crushed, J&. tofMan to drive away, rout, W.

tdewfMdnes £ crushed condition, : con-M toflndan* to find out.
trition, GD125". toflftam m. refuge, . RPs93 n
toeyme m. coming, advent, arrival, M,Et,CP. to-fleon, -fleogan* to be dispersed, fly apart,
Itocome'] burst, Led. Vtofly']
tocyrcanwerd towards church, iEL31 M1. tdfleotan* to carry away by a flood, Chb
tocyrran (intr.) to part, separate, Chb. 1097.
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todag, todage adv. to-day, M,AO,CP. tofldwan to flow down or apart, be spilt,
tddflU=todal melt, JEyCP i flow away, ebb : flow to, pour
todftlan (e) tr. and intr. to divide, separate, in : distract, CP.

scatter, disperse, JB,AO,Bo,Chr,W : dis- tofldw-(ed)nes, -en(d)ne8 f. flowing, flux, &.
member, cut off, destroy : distribute, : M tdfon 7 to take to, accept, bring back.
discriminate, distinguish : be divided. to-foran, -foren, -foron prep. (w. d.) (time
['tafaol'] and place) before, BH,Chr,0 : (superiority)
tftdAledllee adv. separately, distinctly, above, over, beyond, JB,Bo : besides, MB.
1
diversely, JEQr. 2-584. O/ore ]
tddfilednes f. division : severance, separation : toforansettan to place before z come before,
intermission, respite, cessation, M. anticipate.
tdd&tendllc separable, distinct, adv. -lice. toforlfitan7 to dismiss, OEG606.
todfilnes t division, separation, CP. toforlaMennes t remission, JE.
tddal n. partition, division, separation, : M toft m. homestead, site of a house, KC,Lcd
difference, distinction, discretion,
'
M
: dis- LL400. ['toft']
persion : comma,* dividing point, clause, tofultumlan to help, assist.
section, period. tofyllan to smite in pieces, PPs67 £1.
todtlan (KGl) = Wki&lan tdtylstan to help, aid.
todtman to decide, judge, sentence, determine, +tag n. tugging, spasm, Lod 1-356*.
tddlhtntan to dispose, arrange, BlPs82«. togSBdereweard adv. towards one another,
tdddn anv. to apply, put to, add, Lcd : divide, AO.
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separate, distinguish, Hex,LL : undo, open, to-gtedre, -gedere, -gadere adv. 'together,
unbind, PPs. ['todo'] An,BC,Mt. tdg. gin, fon, cuman to en-
todr&tan to scatter, disperse, separate, drive gage in battle, Chb. [gaderian]
out or apart, BH,Mt ; JE. [' todreve'] tdgagnes=togegnes, togeanes
to-dr&fednes (M), -drames f. dispersion, tdgAlan to profane, defile, LPs88M .
scattering. togfinan to say, affirm, LPs93*.
tddrtfan to disturb, bring into confusion, togan I. anv. pret. 3 sg. toeode to go to or
trouble, [drdf] into (impers. w. g.) come to pass, happen :
:
todrioaan* to be destroyed, perish, decay, separate, part, depart, M. Vtogo'] II.

MH. Vtodrese'] (Lcd 1-364) =togang
tddrtfan1 to scatter, disperse, drive away, B, tdgang m. approach, access, attack.
JnL;& : destroy, repel ['todrive'] togangan 7 to go away, pass away, BH,Rd.
todwAscant to put out, extinguish. Vtogang']
tieacan prep, and adv. besides, moreover, togean prep. w. d. towards, MkL (-esegn).
also, ;E tAO,CP. ['togains']
tifeoen ptc. joined to, added. togeanes prep. w. d. and a.; adv. in
tdeean=tdeaoan; tdecnai=t6Icne8 opposition to, against, B,Chr,SPs : totoards,
tdefenes, tdemnes (AO) prep, (d.) alongside. to, jE,BL him tog. to meet him : >fore+
toendebyrdnes I order, series, BH216 . M CP : t» return, in reply, ['togains']
toe*(VPs)=t5« togeare adv. in this year, A8-327 10 .
tdCtflan to inspire, GD270". togecliflan (eo, y)=toclinan
tptong=tofeng togecliplan (y») to call together, send for.
tdter n. departure, decease, LkLO*1. togeoorennes I adoption, DR291*.
totaran* intr. to be scattered, disperse, togefacnian to add to, increase.
separate, disappear, Gen,Lcd ; AO. [' to/are ' ] tfgeecan = togeican
tofealdan 7 to come to land (trans, of L. togeefnan? to associate with, join oneself to?
'applicare'), iEGEl38». AS38*. [MS. toffeenan]
tdfeallan 7 to fall down, collapse, AO : fall togefultumlan = tdroltnmian
apart, faU off, M. I'tofaW] togegnes (A) = Wgeanee
tdfeng I. (?) m. grip, seizure, LPs 123*. togegrlpan1 to seize, lay hold of.
II. pret. 3 eg. of tdfon. tf-gehlhtan, -gehyhtan to add to.
tfftran to go in different directions, separate, tdgahlytto f. fellowship, union, DR109".
disperse, JE : deal out, distribute, M. togelean to add to, increase* A 8-306 ; GD621*.

TOGEICENDUC 297 TOMEARCIAN
tdgefcendtte added to, adjectival, adjective, tdhrlosan* to faU to pieces, decay, BH,W;
MGr. ML. ['toreose']
togelhtnes f. addition, increment, A 8-302. tohrftran to break, shake to pieces, destroy.
togeladung f. assembly, MFH174. tdhrleod ptc. cutoff, dispersed, GPH
398,399.
togel&dan to lead to, bring in. tohrfran to shake tn pieces, v. OEG2261.
togetiastan to accompany, WW
365". +toht n. battle array, battle, Ma 104.
togelatiian to invite to, summon to. tohtof f. fight, conflict, battle, campaign.
to-gelengian, -gelencgan to join. tdhwega adv. and sb. somewhat, some, a
tdgelfetan =t6gel&Btan little.
togen pp. of teon I. (and oocly. II.). tohweorfan* to go away, separate, scatter,
tdgentalAean = tdneal&can disperse, Chb.
togenMan = togenidan tdhwon adv. wherefore, why : to which
togenes (A) = tdgeanes what extent, how far, how long
(point), to :
togengan to separate, Gen 841. which end, for what purpose or reason.
to
togenidan (f) to compel, force. tdhyht m. hope, refuge, consolation.
tdgtotan* to pour away, spill : spread : tohyld= toheald
exhaust. tolcan (e, y) to increase, BH
112*8.
tdgeaamnlan to assemble together. tolcnes (e*) f. increase, BH226*1.
togesetadan7 to expound, interpret. tfternan* to run to, run together : flow away,
togtsoofen (CP) pp. of tdscufan. be dispersed : run hither and thither, wander
togesettan to put to, RPs9*'. about.
togetellan to reckon, compute compare. : tdlman=tdiernan; tol=toll
togeteon* 1 to draw towards, attract, BPs. tdl n. 'tool,' instrument, implement, AS, Bo,
togettan impers. to twitch, be spasmodic, Lod LL : weapon, ZIM 9-424.
81a. [togian] tolfigon pret. pL of tolicgan.
togafttodan (ie, y) to adhere, cling to : adjoin, tolflttan 7 to disperse, relax, release.
BH66»». tolsetennas f. despondency, Lod 1-262*.
togewegen applied, BH. tolcendUce adv. wantonly, GPH401.
togewunod accustomed, AS 23*. toloettende 'indruticans,' v. OEG1218.
tdge?ean = togeioan toloetung f. wanton excitement, OEG.
togian to draw, drag, HL15™. ['tow'] toleegan to disjoin, separate. [Oer. zerlegen]
toggle, togifes adv. freely, gratis. t©leo*lan=t6U«ian; tdlte-=talys-
toglnan 1 to be opened, split, gape, yawn. [op. tottrio 'toll-free,' ZC4-209.
Oer. gahnen] tolgetung== toloetung; tollo=tohlic
togDdan 1 to glide away, split, slip, fall tolicgan* to lie or extendindifferent directions,
asunder, vanish, B,Met. ['toglide'] separate , part, divide, A 0,BC. [' tolie
]
togotannas f. pouring out, effusion, shedding, tolttftan (eo) to dismember, separate, M.
spreading, lin. toll mn. impost, 'toll,' tribute, Chr,EC,Mt,
+togu np. traces (of a horse), ML3l 9n. OEO : passage-money, M
: rent, AS : act or
togung f. tugging, twitch, spasm, Lod. right of taking toll, A.

ton * tough,' Cp,Ep : tenacious, sticky, Led. tollere m. tax-gatherer, publican, A,WW.
tdhacclan to hack to pieces, ^(31M ). ['toller']
['tohack'] tollsceam-ol, -ulm. seat of custom, treasury, G.
tohAlan to emasculate, weaken, MFH
174. tollsclr f. taxing district, jEH2-468».
tonaW=toheald toln f. toll, custom, duty, TC. ['tolne']
toheald (a, y), adj. and adv. inclined, for- tolnere m. tax-gatherer, WW. ['tolner']
ward, in advance. tolsetl n. place of toll or custom, IE,
tdhfewan to hew in pieces, J&,Chr. [' tohew'] tolucan* to pull apart, dislocate, destroy, BH.
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tohlgung f. result, effect, DR. ['tolouk']

tdhiht=tohyht tdtysan to dissolve, loosen, relax, M
: unhinge,
tohl=tol separate, break open.

tdhJadanet to scatter, disperse, destroy (or ? td-tyaednes, -lyanes f. loosing, dissolution,
*tohlacan). dispersion, destruction, release, dismissal :
tohldotan* to divide by lot. desolation, GD: death.
tohllc tough, tenacious, adv. -Hoe. tdlfsend m. destroyer, WW2201 *.
tohlldan 1 to split, open, spring apart, burst, tdtysendllo destructive, LPs 119*.
gape, break, AO. tfiyslng (e) f. loosing, release, redemption :
tohllne f. tow-line, WW [togian] destruction, Lod 3-206*°.
tohloc6n=tolocen pp. of tolucan. torn = tarn
tohlystan to listen, CP. torn adj. w. g. free from, Cr 1211. ['toom']
tonnasdan to soften, Lod. tomnldan to hinder by speech, DD26.
tdhopa m. hope, Bo,PPs ; CP. ['tohope'] [meldian]
tohopian to hope, CP. tdmearclan to distinguish, describe, note
tdhopung f. faith, trust, JEL23 1* down, enrol

TOMEARCODNES TOSLIFAN
tomearcodnef 1 enumeration, census, enrol- tornlie sorrowful, grievous, PPs 126s.
ment, Lk2«. toramdd angry, Gu621.
tft-margan, -merigen (iE)=tomorgen tornsorg f. sorrow, care, FT 76.
tfimatan* to mete out, LPs 107*. tornword n. offensive expression, Cb172.
tftmhklaa prop. (w. d.) amidst, among, in ike tornwracu £ revenge, Gu272.
midst of, MJn;AQ,CB. adv. into the tornwyrdan to be incensed t A0641 .
midst, BJLcd. ['tomids'] toroe grub, weevUt WW

224" (ES4M64).
tdmorgen adv. to-morrow. tororen = tdhroren pp. of tohreoaan.
ton damn, of ton. torr m. 'tower,' watch-tower, CP,MtL ; AO :
tdnama m. other name, surname, Mk;M. rock, crag, Mdf. [L. turns]
['toname'] tdryne m. running together, concourse, ES
ftdnamtan v. +tornamian. 39-353.
tdnaalAcan to approach, Pas. torjpan to scratch, EC16418 .
tdnamnan to distinguish by name, name, AO. toaJMan (impera., w. d. pen, and g. thing)
tdntoDoan = tdnealafean to be unsuccessful, fail : lack, want
tong, tonge=tang, tange toaamna = toaomne
tonlan to thunder, £»b138». toaftwan 7 to strew, scatter, spread, M.
tonloe=tnnece tosoa m. frog, toad, DR.PPs.
tdnlman4 to divide, separate, take apart take tftffftafftin — toaceaoan
:
toacadan (KGL)=t5aoeadan
t6nom-=t6nam- tdaaidannaa =t6aceadene8
lop m. 'top' {highest part), WW\4Z n tassel,
: toaasagda v. toaoeogan.
tuft i top {plaything)? baUtAfT13u . toae&nan to break in pieces, break, JB^fnL,
toppa m. thread, OEG23". MkLR. Vtoshene'l
tor=tprr t6aoeaoane (a) to shake in pieces, WW
: drive
l
torAeari (pret. 3 ag. tdrnhte) to join, put asunder, drive away, shake off, M. [ to-
together, OEG4489. ehakc']
tdraMMlan=t6rendan; toranaaga=torenige toaceaoarian to scatter, ML2ZU.
tfebagata (o?) hard to get, Lod431>. toaoead n. distinguishing, distinction, differ-
toreht, torct- =torht, torht- ence, M,CP.
toranl n. wine-press, MtR21 . n [L.] tfaoaadan 7 (a) to part, separate, scatter,
torcyrre hard to convert, MH110 . U divide : set at variance, CP : discern, dis-
tord n. piece of excrement, dung, filth, Lgd. criminate, distinguish, decide, JRJSo ; CP
tordwllal m. dung-beetle, Lod. differ. Vtoshed']
toren pp. of teran. toaoaadend mdivider, separator, WW223* .
tdreDdan (») to rend apart, tear in pieces, toaoaadenes (a) £ separation : distinction.
MkLJPs. Vtorend'] tosoecgan (») to be separate, differ, BH
toren-eage, -Ig(g)e, -lege blear-eyed, CP. 160»n.
tortoaan=tohrlosan tdaoallan = toseylian
tdrflan to throw, cast missiles, shoot, stone, toaeeotan* intr. to spring apart, disperse, M.
Mk;M : be tossed, NG326. ['tort*'] Vtoshoot']
torfung 1 throwing, casting {of stones), AO. tfaaarlan (KGL)=t6aoirian
torht L n. clearness, brightness. IL adj. Hadrian (e, y) to divide, detach, separate,
bright, radiant, beautiful, splendid, noble, Gl.
illustrious, Ph. V torht'] tdaortftan 1 to flow apart, disperse.
torhte adv. brightly, clearly : beautifully, toaoQfan* to push apart, scatter : impel, incite,
splendidly. CP : do away, remove.
torhtlan to show, Cp216i. toaayftan to divide, distribute, [aciftan]
~ '
torhtllct bright, clear, radiant, _ 1-lan, -ian (e) tr. and intr. to separate,
'
adv. -lice. livide, NC351.

torhtm6d| glorious, noble. toacyrtan=toscirian
torhtnas f radiance, splendour.
. tosacan to find out, AS7"?
torinnan (CP)=tdiernan tdaandan (tr.) to send to : send apart, send
torn I. n. anger, indignation : grief, misery, out, disperse : destroy.
suffering, pain. [Oer. zorn] II. adj. tdaaotfan* to boil thoroughly, Lod.
bitter, cruel, griewis. toaatadnaa £ 'disposition EPs72 7 .
+tornamlan to name besides, surname, LkL tdaattan 'disponere,' Pss,Bl.
6 14 (=t6namian, BT) toslgan1 to wear out, be threadbare, M.
tornewidef m. offensive speech. tdatttan* to be separated, AO.
tornaf adv. indignantly, insultingly, bitterly, tosladan to slacken, relax, loosen, dissolve.
grievously. tdaUBtan to cut up, NR32*.
torngamot n. battle, B1140. tdaltan* to strike in pieces, destroy, JBt AO,
tornganlBlaf m. angry opponent. Gl : drive away, RB18M. ['today']
tornljga =
torenlge toaHIan1 to split, WW.
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tdsHtan1 to tear asunder, rend, wound, break to peep out, stick out, CP1Q&. ['toot ]
open, open, M,CP : interrupt : separate, tdtihting f. instigation, Chb1094. ,
scatter, destroy, CP : distract : be different, tftorflan to cast about, toss, Mt 14*.
NG. totrsBgllan to pull to pieces, strip, GPH
tfiaUtnaf (y*) 1 laceration : division. 396*".
tosltlpan* to slip away, be relaxed, faU to tdtredan* to tread to pieces f Gl.
pieces, open, dissolve, M,GP : melt (with totrida m. swing t Gl,WW276 w.
fear) : be paralysed. tdalopen relaxed, totwdman (e, 6a) to separate, divide, dis-
loose, dissolute. sever, AO ; : break up, break in pieces, M
toslflplng f. dissolving, dissolution, S068*. dissolve : cause to cease, LL : divorce, Chr
tosmeagan to inquire into, consider, Bo 148*. 968d. ['totweme']
tdsnftdan to cut up, NR28*. tdtwfimednes 1 separation, distinction.
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tdsnfflan to cut asunder, cut up : cut off, to-twftman, -tweaman=t5tw£man
amputate. tiff m. t da. and nap. t6ti, occl. da. tone and
tosdcn 1 visiting, NC326. nap. toC(ae) 'tooth,' Cp,Lcd,LL,MtR,VPs;
tdftdcnes f. pursuit, DR2818 . AO : tusk, WW397*7 . tGbum ontynan
tdsdcnung £ pursuit, DR81 7 . to utter.
tosomne adv. together, JB,AO,Bl;CP. t. tdSeee («•) m. toothache.
otunan to engage in battle, ['tosame'] tittenednaa t stretching, distention, OEG
toaomnlan to collect together, bring together, 5452.
BH230 7
. tdttenlan to attend upon, serve, So 102*.
toaotian adv. in sooth, in truth. tokening t distension, OEG247*.
tdspecan=t6sprecan ~. tdttftnung I administration, CM 1185.
tosprfte 1 speaking to (another), conversation, tiWersean* to dash in pieces, Chb 1009.
1E,CP. tdttgftr m. tooth-pick, Lcd 13b.
tbepr&dantoapreadoutt IM;M. [*tospread'] tdtflndaii* to swell up, inflate, puff up, M :
tdsprlngan* to spring apart, fly asunder, be arrogant.

crack, AS. ['tospring'] totfleas toothless, GPH394.
tospryttlng f. inciting, ChbIIOI. tottmsBgen n. strength of tusks, GnC20.
tosta=tosoa tittrfiatan to crush, destroy, CPslOO".
tdstanean = tftstenoan t5t5reoma=t6Crima; t#5reaoan=tooerscan
tdstandan' to be put off, not to occur : stand tdttrlma (eo1) m. enclosure of teeth, gum.
apart, differ from, be discordant, M. tdttrlngan to drive asunder, Rd4w .
tostencan (ft) to scatter, disperse, drive apart, titiaaalf 1

tooth salve, Lod.
drag along, M,GP : nullify, destroy : perish, ttfettoca m. toothpick, WW219*
SPs82». tottunden pp. of tdtiindan.
tfi-stenoednes (M), -stenc(en)nes, f. dis- totiundenes 1 the state of being puffed up,
persion, dissolution, destruction. arrogance, M.
tfstenoend m. prodigal, Lcd. WBundenllo arrogant ad v. -lice.
tdsteng- = tdstenc- tifiunlan to astonish, WW346".
tfstbrfan to pierce, AO 128". titfwsero m. toothache, Lod.
tostfhtan to order, arrange, CPslll*. tdtivrtnan1 to disappear HL15*00. [dwinan]
tdsttncan* to distinguish by smell, 2EH2-372. tottwyrm m. a worm in the teeth, Lod 19a.
tfatlngan* to thrust in, pierce, Lcd. towa&lede (NG) pret. eg. of *t6wealwian to
to-stregdan, -stredan* (and wv.) to scatter, roll to.
dissipate, disperse, CP : distract : destroy. td-ward, -warde8=t5-weardf -weardes
tostrtt (CP) pros. 3 eg. of tosfcregdan. towcr&ft m. spinning, HL10**9 .
tosundrlan to separate. tfweard I. adj. facing, approaching, impend-
tdswftpan 7t to disperse. ing, BH,Bl,Lcd : future, M,El,Bo,Mk.
tdsweUan* to swell out, M. ['toswett'] II. prep. (w. d., g.) towards, AO,CP.
tdswengan to drive asunder, destroy, [swing III. adv. towards, forwards, ['toward,'
an] 'towards']
toaweorcan* to obscure, OEG1737. tiweardes=t5weard II., in.
toswtfan1 intr. to separate, Met 11 m . toweardllo in the future, M. adv. -lice,
tosyndrlan to sunder, separate, divide dis- BH368".
criminate. tdweardnes t future, time to come.
4- tot pomp, parade, vainglory, M.
n. toweaxan 7 to grow apart, NR22.
tdtalu f. reputation, DR102*. t5wecean to arouse, excite, B2948.
tdtellan to distinguish, Mbt16u tiwegan* disperse, scatter, Ph 184.
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tdtton*. to draw asunder, pull apart, rend, tdwendan to overthrow, subvert, destroy, M 9
destroy, AO : take to oneself, claim for one- AO. ['towend']
self, LL (or T td prep.). tdweorpan* (e, u, y) to cast down, break in
tdteran4 to tear in pieces, bite, lacerate, cut pieces, dissipate, blot out, destroy, M,Bo,
out, M,AO,CP : destroy : harass (mind). Mt ; AO.CP : throw out, CP.
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[' towarp ]

TOWERD 300 TREOWRiBBEN
toward ==tdweard; towerpan=toweorpan trample, B,CP,PPs AO,JE traverse, pass ; :
to-wesnes (CP), -wesenes, -weetnes (BH) I over, enter upon, roam through, B.
dissolution separation, discord, dissension treddan to tread on, trample : investigate,
:
towettan to associate with, LL(322» 1 ). -tredde v. ele-, win-t.

towhus n tow -house, spinning-house or traddlanf to tread, step, walk,
.
chamber, WW186 M. into fit to tread on, firm, Cb1166.

to-wittera, -wiore prep. (w. d., a.) against : in tredel m. step, WWllV
: sole of foot, LL
answer to. 438[21]. ['treadle']
towlic belonging to thread, t. weorc tredend m. treader, 9
. WW197
material for spinning, WW. trtg=trig
towntfderce 1 tow-chest f work-box? TC538*1. trega m. misfortune, misery, trouble, grief,
toword (VPs)=t6weard pain, Oen,Met,BB. ['tray']
tdworpednes = tdworpennes tregian to trouble, harass, vex : grieve.
tdworpennes f. subversion, destruction, deso- +tregian to feel repugnance at, A 2-358.
lation, M,CP : dispersion : casting out, ex- trahtore==trahtere; tramMtrym
pulsion. tremegan==trymian, trymman
tdwrecan*f to drive asunder, scatter, dissipate. tremes =trymes ; tremm-=trymm-
towrttan1 'adscribere,
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'describere,' OEG -tremman v. witS-t.
1065. trendan turn round, revolve, roU, NC326.
to
tdwrltennes t writing down, description, M. trendel (», y) n. sphere, circle, ring, orb,
towrfBan1 to twist apart, distort, jEGb155 u . M,Chr,Lcd : circus, ['trendle']
towtol n. spinning implement, LL 465 [15,1]. trendeled (y 1 , y
2
) made round, WW 152*.
tdwunderllc ' admirabUis,' SPs41*. [v. 'trindle']
towurpan (J5)=tdweorpan trendelnes t circuit, surrounding space, RPs
towyrd I. I opportunity, BH52». II.- ll»(u*).
tdweard trtoMtreow
-trendttan v. a-t. ;
towyrpan = tdweorpan treodan(VPs)=tredan; trto*=treowfj

towyrpendlic destructible, 6PH394. treow I. n. (nap. treowu, treow) 'tree,' M,
towyrpnes = tdworpennes BH,CP,VPs;U6i : wood, timber, BH :
toxa (OEG 1858) =tosca beam, log, stake, stick, AO,Bl CP ; : wood,
td?can=tdican; toyman =t6iernan grove : tree of the cross, cross, Rood. II. f.
tractor funnel, NC351. [L. trajectorium] (u, y) truth, fidelity, faith, trust, belief :
treed pret. 3 eg., trodon pret. pi. of tredan. pledge, promise, agreement, treaty : favour,
tree! n., nap. tr(e)afu tent, pavilion : dwelling, grace, kindness. [Oer. treue]
building, An 844. trtowa ( AO.CP) = triiwa
trogllan to pluck, pull, GPH398. trtowan = triewan
tr8Bndel=trendel; trssppe treppe = treowcynn n. species of tree, 2E.
tratu v. trei. trtowe I. = triewe. 1 1. = treow II.
trig I.| adj. evil, mean, bad. II. f. evil, treowen (I, y) of a tree, of wood, wooden,
affliction, El668. Led; JR. ['treen']
trftge adv. evilly, cruelly, PPs 108*°. trftowtost true, faithful, MtL,PPs;M.
-tr&glice v. un-t. ['truefast']
traht m. text, passage : exposition, treatise, +trtowfsstntan to be trusty, MtL p4".
commentary, M. [L. tractus] treowfeglng f. joining together (of boards),
trahtati m. commentary, WW. [L.] WW206".
trahtbdc f. (religious) treatise, commentary, trtowtugol m. forest bird, Gu707.
M. [trahtian] ±trtowtul faithful, trusty, true. adv. -lice.
traht-ere, -nere {M) m. expounder, com- +treowfulnes f. 'Israel' (/) RPs21*» ; Hy7«.
mentator, expositor. trtowgettoftat m. faithful comrade.
±traht-lan, -nian (M) to treat; comment on, trtowgeweorc n. wood-work, a structure of
expound, consider. [L. traotare; Oer. timber, BH272*.
trachten] trtowgewrld n. thicket of trees, Guth20 7.
trahtnung, trahtung f. explanation, ex- treowian = triewan
position, commentary, M. ±treowleas faithless, treacherous, false, CP :
tr&lsc tragic, BH154*. unbelieving.
tramet m. page (of a book), JSG&. trtowleasnes f. treachery, faithlessness :
trandende (o 1 ) precipitous, steep, Cp805p. unbelief, heresy.

trappe=treppe; tratung= trahtung trtowllc true, faithful, trusty, adv. -lice,
tre (NG), trea (VPs) = treow I. PPs. V truly*]
treafllee grievously, PPsl02«. trtowloga m. pledge-breaker, B2847.
treatu v. tret treowluru f. true love, Cb538.
±treaglan to sew together, mend, OEG. trtownes (e) f. object of trust, Bo 149*.
treaht- = traht-; trtawa==treowa ['trueness']
± tredan* (eo) tr. and intr. to 'tread, ' step on, trtowrftden f. state of fidelity, Gen 2305.

TREOWSIAN 301 TRYMB
±tr*owslan to plight one's faith, Chr,LL{y) trOa=truwa, treowa
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exculpate oneself. ['treowse ] rhtrucian to fail, run short, JB : deceive, dis-
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trtowrteall n. grove, plantation, EC,KC. appoint. ['troke ]
treowstede m. grove, WW
149". trtig- =truw-
triowteru (treot-) n. tree-tar, resin, WW. trugon (NG) =drogon pret. pL of dragan.
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±treowt$ (ie, y) f. 'truth, veracity, AO : trfkht (u?) trout, M [L. tructa]
troth, faith, fidelity, JB,AO : pledge, cove- trum firm, fixed, secure, strong, sound,
nant, A. vigorous, active, JE,CP.
triowtfrfiff t time for faithfulness, fidelity, +trum n. legion, army, host
Rim57. truma m. (±) legion, troop, AO ; & : regular
triowufsMt = treowtest
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order, array, AO. ['trume ]
trtowweastm m. produce of trees, Chb. trumlan to grow strong, recover health,
treowweorftung (. tree-worshipping, LL. amend, (+) make BH
strong.:
triowwyrhta (y) m. wood-worker, carpenter, trumlng 1 recovery of strength, Lcd 3-210**

joiner. trumllc firm, durable, substantial, sound,
treowwyrm m. cankerworm, caterpillar, CP : confirming, exhorting, adv. -lice.
CJVP877". trumnaft m. confirmation, Gu729.
treppan I. to 'trap, KOI II. to tread.
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trumnes f. soundness, health, CP : firmness,
treppe (a, ») f. âp,' snare, WW. strength, stability, : the firmament, M
tret (KGl) pres. 3 sg. of tredan. heavens : confirmation, support.
treuMtreo, treow trundulnes = trendelnes
tre*w = treow ; trew- = treow-, triew-
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trus m. brushwood [for fuel), KG. ['trouse ]
trlbullan = trifulian
,
trllti m. trumpeter, buffoon, actor, M.
trldett, triedeo =tredeo\ tritt pres. 3 sg. of trutthorn m. trumpet, clarion, Gl.
tredan. trfkw= treow
trIew-=treow- ±truwa (eo, y) m. fidelity, faith, confidence,
±trlewan (e, eo, i, y) w. d. to believe, trust in, trust, belief : pledge, promise, agreement,
hope, be confident, rely {on), B,Bo,Oen z covenant : protection.
(refl.) exculpate oneself, LL : (+) persuade, +truwe = +triewe
suggest : make true or credible : be faithful ±trttwlan (eo, y) ocol. pret. truwde to trust
(to), ['trow'] A,CPJnL. ['trow 9 ]
± triewe (g, eo, I, fi, y) 'true* (' i-treowe 9 ), -ftrHwung f. prop, stay, confidence, CPs88 w.
faithful, honest, trustworthy, JB,B,Chr,LL, -ftryeean to confide, trust, JnL16M .
WW; AO. tryddlan = treddian
trttelung f. grinding, pounding, stamping, trydeti=tredeti, tritt pres. 3 sg. of tredan.
WW423**. trymf (e) n. small piece, short length. fStes
toilet(KGl), trifot (Gl) sb. tribute. [L. t. a foot's length.
tributum] trym- = tram-, trymm-
trifunan to break, bruise, stamp. [L. tribulare] -f-trym n. firmament, PPs71 u .
trig (5) n. wooden board, 'tray, * Led. +trymednes (LPs 104") = +trymnes
triUdl=«rili«i; trim-=trym- try-mes (Mt) ml, -messe f., -messa m. a
trlmllchl = Crimeolce drachm weight : an English coin (v. LL
2-683) : a Roman coin, ' tremissis, =Z
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trinda? m., trinde? f. round lump, ball, Lod
139b. denarii. [' thrimsa '
]
trindhyrst m. circular copse? trymian, trymman (e) to strengthen, fortify,
trlngan* press, APs 103M ( T *twingan, BT). confirm, comfort, exhort, incite, CP,Chr,
trfo-=treo-, treow- Oen : set in order, arrange, prepare, array,
trit, tritt pres. 3 sg. of tredan. arm, AO.Bl become strong : be arrayed :
:
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trlwi—ttreow give (hostages), ['trim ]
triwe =.triewe -trymlg, -trymmig v. un-t.
trlwen (
r
Wr )=treowen ; trochsctp=trog8cip
9
trymmend m. supporter : one who makes an
trod n. y trodu f. track, trace, BJjL. ['trod ; agreement.
tredan] trymmendllc hortatory, encouraging.
9
trog m. hollow vessel, 'trough, tray, BC,Ol, ±trymmung f. confirmation, strengthening,
JnL,Lcd : canoe, boat, AO. encouragement, M
: support, prop : edifica-
trog (NG)=drog pret. 3 sg. of dragan. tion, M

: ordinance : (+) fortress, KGl 67*.
1
troghryeg ridge where there is a water-trough f trymnes 1 firmness, solidity : firmament,

EC447". prop, support : (±) confirmation, strengthen-
trogseip n. a kind of boat, WW. ing, encouragement : (±) exhortation, in-
troh (LWS)Mtrog; Mh=8rfih struction : (+) arrangement, setting in order.
trondende precipitous, steep, Cp805p. [trumnes]
tropere m. a book containing verses sung at trying = trymes
certain festivals before the IntroiL [Late trymft (i) 1 strength, support, staff, prop,
L. troparinm] AS,LPs.

TRYNDEL 302 TWJSMAN
tryndelj-ttrendel tungolgfm m. bright) star, Cb1161.
trjw = treow ; trfw- = treo w-, triew- tungolwttega m. star prophet, astrologer, M.
tu=ou; TQ=TIw; tu=twa tungul= tungol
tua=tuwa; tua=twa tungwod sharp-tongued, So223u.
tube f. trumpet, GPH391. [L. tuba] UkDbMdt ground ivy, Led 123a. ['tunhoof']
±tuelan punish, tunloe= tuneoe
to disturb, ill-treat, torment,
M#o,Mct (+) bedeck, PPs44". ['tuck 9 ] trainee! n. small property, small farm, Gl.
:
tud? mil., tudu £? shield, OEG6025 (cp. tuning wyri = tunsingwyrt

747n) tunland n. land forming a 'tun' or manor,
tudder, tuddor=tudor EC446*.
tuddorfoster m. nourishment of offspring, ttiBto rustic, WW 127".
WW219" tunmann m. villager, rustic, vVlcin, JB,WW.
tuddorful prolific, fruitful, Gl. ['townman']
tuddonpM £ fertility, Gbn2752. tunmelde £ orach {plant). WW215»
tuddortftondet begetting issue. tunne £ 'tun,' cask, barrel, BC,Cp ; JE.
tuddres gs. 01 tuddor.
123".
tunnebotm m. bottom of a cask, drum? WW
tudor, tuder n. posterity, offspring, de-
scendant, issue, J£,CP,Lcd,WW : fruit. tunpreost m. village priest, Chb870f.
4 1
[ tedder ]
tunrdd m. town council, jEL30** 7 .
tCL&ortSMt fertile, WW400**. traseipe m. 'township,' population of a

tudornes 1 offspring, O EG
3849 (tydder-). village, BH,LL.
tugon pret. pL of teon. tunsofr f. administration of an estate,
tul-=twi- stewardship, Lkl6.
tulge oomp. tylg, superl. tylgeet strongly, tunsingwyrt £ white hellebore, Lod.
firmly, well. tunsoen £ 'viUarum jura regalia,* legal
tumbere m. tumbler9 dancer, player, MGb, jurisdiction over a village, TC308 7 (t. LL
36*. 2-465).
tumblan to tumble, leap, dance, O. ['tumb'] tunsteall m. farm-stead, farm yard? KC.
tumblng f. dancing, NC327. tOnstede m. village, 144**. WW
tOn m. enclosure, garden, field, yard, Ckr, tunuoe=: tuneoe
Ql,QJjcd ifarm, manor, A^BCJjL home- tunweg m. 'privata via,' by-road.
:
stead, dwelling, house, mansion, AO v GP : tunyneel =tunincel

group of houses, village, 'town,' JS,QltJnLt tOr m. 'tower,' Chr 1097 ; DR176 7 .
v. LL2-352. [v. Mdf] turf £, gds. tyrf 'turf,' sod, soil, Cp,Quth
tun-cerae («b*) I, -oressa m. garden-cress, Lcd : greensward, BH,WW.
nasturtium, CpJ£p,Lcd. ['towncress'] turfhaga m. grassy plot (or ?=tyrfhaga A
tundroe f. church in a 'tun, ' TC. 35141), El830.
trader =tynder turfhleow n. covering of turf, KC.
tuneoe 1 under-garment, tunic, coat, toga, turnan=torfian
M,AO. [L. tunica] turl ladle, Cp290r. [L. trulla]
+tuneeod clothed in a toga, GPH393. ±turnian to turn, revolve.
tunesman (LL) tunmann. [' townsman'] turnlgendllc revolving.
tunge 1 (m) 'tongue,' M,BH,CP,Lcd : turning £ rotation, W25314.
speech, language, CP,Mk,RB. turtla m. , turtle £ turtle-dove, M. [L. turtur
tungebur m. inhabitant, resident, Gl. turtur m., turture £ turtle-dove.
tungelMtungol tQse m. 'tusk,' grinder, canine tooth.
tungele? talkative, OEG56"*. tuu = tu, twa ; Tuu =Tiw
tungerela m. town-reeve, bailiff, M : prostor. tuwa (iE,AO,CP), tuwwa («twiwa) adv.
tungettrum tongue4igament, Led. [v. durum
* '] twice.
tungful talkative, So81*. tux =tuse
tungUstnwyrt = tunsingwyrt tuxel, tuxl m. tusk, canine or molar tooth.
tungle da. of tungol. twa I. (v. twSgen). IL adv. twice, tu swa
tunglen starry, DHy. [tungol] lang(e) twice as long.
tunglere m. astrologer, Gl. twa-=twi-, twy-
tungol urn., nap. tunglu, tungol and (late) twaddung? twaedding £ adulation, NC327.
tunglan luminary, star, planet, constellation, twsMe num. two parts out of three, two-thirds.
iE,A0 (-gul). [twa]
tungolsB f. astronomy, OEG. +twsMan w. g. to separate from, deprive of :
tungolb&re (e ) covered with stars, OEG.
1 hinder : w. a. put an end to.
tungolcreft m. star-craft, astronomy, M. twfigen (M)=twegen
tungol-crseftlga, -craeitga m. magician, twalf (M)=twelf
astrologer. twSm v. twegen.
tungolorsBftwIse (e«) astronomy,
f. WW346*. ±tw&man (e) to divide into two, separate :
tungolgesetad n. astrology, Gl. cause to cease, adjust, settle, [twa]

TWiEMENDLICE 303 TWILAFTE
tw&mendllce adv. alternately, separately, twibllle double-edged, WW 141*'.
OEG1368. twlbleoh twice-dyed, double-dyed, CP.
twAmlng £ parting, division, separation, M : twlbdte (adj. and adv. )= twibete
distinction, M. twlbrowen (y) twice-brewed, Lod 45b.
twatonung= tweonung; twftm v. twegen. -twlcce (ae) v. angel-t.
+ twang n. sport, OEG1517. twtoeen-twicen
twanihte two days old, Lod. twlocere m. one who divided up the food in a
twe-=twi- monastery, WW127*8 .
twegen num. nom. m. ; nom. £ twa ; nom. twieeian to pluck, gather

. : catch hold of.
n. tu, twa; gen. mfn. tweg(e)a, twegra; ['tweak']
dat. twrom, twam two, AO,CP. tu swa 1
twi-oen, -oene, -oyne (y ) f. junction of roads.
lang twice as long. t. and t., twam and twlcere = twieoere
twam in parties of two each. twidaeglic (a, y) lasting two days, BH350".
twegentlg (oe ; NO) =twentig twldfil m. double proportion (two-thirds),
twelf 'twelve,' CP. Lod.
twelffeald twelve-fold, M. twld&lan to divide into two : differ, So.
twellgylde twelve-fold, LL3[1]. twideagod twice dyed, OEG1060.
twelfhund twelve hundred, LL. -twldig v. lang-t. ; twto-=twi-, twy-
twelfnynde adj. belonging to the class whose twl-ecge, -ecgede two-edged.
'wergild* was 1200 shillings, LL. twlendllce doubtingly, Guth70. [twebn]
twettnihte twelve days old, Lod3-178m . ±twl-feald (M), -fald (CP) two-fold, double,
twelfta L 'twelfth; AO. II. =Twelftad«g ambiguous, jE,CP.
Tweffiadag m. Twelfth day, LL296[17]. itwllealdan (y 1 , y«) to double, M.
twelfte, twelfthly, in the twelfth place, LL twlfealdllo (a) adj. twofold, double, adv.
182[12]. -lioe.
=
twelftlg hundtwelftig twlfealdnes f. duplicity, CP(ie).
twelfwlntre twelve years old, CP. twlfere accessible by two ways, WW 194*°.
tw&man =tw»man twlferlAean (y) to dissociate, So G8.
twengan to pinch, IM. [' twinge '] twilete (eo, y) two-footed, M.
twentlg 'twenty,' MJlO. twlfetterede as if with two wings, forked,
twfntigfeald twenty-fold, JEG*. iEGB288 u .
twtatigotta (io1 , o», us ) twentieth. twiflngre (y) two fingers thick, LL 110 [49, 3].
twintlgwlntre twenty years old, W3 l
. twlfyldan = twifealdan
tweo 7+ at AS21*) m. doubt, ambiguity, twliyrolede two-forked, divided into two,
10 l
iE,AO,CP. iEGE288 (y , e»).
tweo-=twi- twy-; tweogan=tw§on twlfyrede two furrowed, ^Gb288u.
tweogende doubting, BH. twig n. twig,' branch, sprout, shoot, small tree
'
tweogendllc doubtful, uncertain, AO. adv. iE,CP.

-Hoe. twlg-=twi-; twlga=(l) twig; (2) tuwa
tweolf = twelf twlgftrede cloven, JEG*28&">(y).
tweollc (I, y) doubtful, ambiguous, equivocal twl£an=tweogan, twebn
atfv. -lice, AO,CP. twigea=tuwa; twlgedeagod= twideagod
±tweon I. pret. eg. tweode to doubt, hesitate, twlgilde (adj. adv. and ? sb.) paying double,
AO,CP (unpers. w. a. of
: pen.) seem doubt- liable to a double fine, LL.
ful. II. ft y) m. doubt, Bo. twin num. (ace.) only in phrase *mid uno
tweoneleoht n. twilight, WW
176™. twin' between us two, Gbx2253. [op.
±tweonlan (y) (pers. and impersonal) to Goth, tweihnai]
doubt, be uncertain, hesitate, CP. twlneafdede double-headed, jEGb(v).
tweonlgend, twSoniendtio (i, y) doubtful, twlheolor t balance, Cpl40n,
expressing doubt, M. adv. -lice perhaps. twlhlndeMtwihynde
tweonol (y) doubtful. twi-hlwe (eo), -hiwede of two colours or
tweontlg s= twentig shapes.
tweonulleoht (WW 175M )= tweoneleoht twlhlwlan to dissimulate, So448 .
tweonum in phr. 'be (sam, eto.) tweonum,' twihlldede having two openings, jEGr
between (the seas, etc.). 288«(y).
tweonung ft y) 1 doubt, scruple, M. twlhweole two-wheeled, Lod.
+tweosa=+twisa; tweoung= tweonung twlhwyrft 'bUustris,' OEG2513.
tweo wa = tuwa ; M, twia = tuwa twlnynde L having wergild ' of 200
'
shillings.
twl=twig n. II. a 'wergild' o/200 shillings, LL.
twl- prefix with meaning two, double (see twlnyndeman m. man of the Hwihynde'
also twy-). [Oer. zwie-] class, LL601[87,4}
twibete adj. subject to double compensation, twlioce = twiecge
LL. twllsepped with two lappets, WW15317 .
twibill n. (two-edged) axe, M. twllafte two-edged, WW194*8 .

TWTLIBROCEN 304 TYNCEN
twiUbroeen woven of threads of two colours? twfhc (M) =tweolic ; twfnwtweon
TC637» [twiHo] twfnlhto = twanihte
twilie double, woven of double thread, Gl. twysptcnes = twispriecnes
twDle=tweolic ty pros. 1 sg. of tyn.
twlmylt twice melted, O EG 4462. tyccen =ticcen ; tycht-, tyct- =tyht-
twin I. n. double thread, twist, 'twine, Unen- tfd I. £ = tid. II. pp. of tyn.
1
thread, CP : fine linen, (byssus). II.= tfd- = tid- ; tydd- = tad-, tud-
tweon n. tydde I. pret. 3 sg. of tyn. II. = tiCde, pret.
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twincllan to 'twinkle, wink, CP. 3 ag. of tittian.
twlnebbe having two faces, GFE.3ffl"*(y). tyde pret. ag. of tyn.
twinen of linen, OEG. ±t$dran to bring forth, produce, beget,
twlng? sb. cluster, HGl496. propagate : be prolific, [tudor]
twlngan v. tringan. tfdred provided with offspring, PPsl43 17 .
twlnlgend- = tweonigend- tydrian = (l)tfdrian; (2) tydran

twlnlhto two days out. tydriend m. propagator, WW238tt.
±twlnn twin, double, two by two. tydrung I propagation, production, [tudor]
+twlnn m. twin. pL twins, triplets. t9frlan=tifrian; tyg-=tig-
+twlnnes (y) f. junction, A 8-331". tfg=teag
twlnung =tweonung tyge (i) m.drawing together, pulling, tug, pull,
twlnwyrm, m. 'buprestie,' small insect, WW M : leading (waU~\ : draught {of water) :
122". deduction, inference, statement, Jteag, M
twloMweo tiegan]
twlrftde (io, y) uncertain : disagreeing. tygehocg (I) m. hook for pulling, LL455[15].
twlrfidnes (v 1 , e*) f. disagreement, discord, tygehorn (i) m. cupping-horn, Lod 46a.
sedition, M. tygel m. pulling-rope, rein, JE,WW. ['Hal'}
+twls having the same parents, Gl. tygele f. 'murenula,' lamprey f WW.
+twlsa m. twin, M. tygtflan=tfSian; tyhhtan=teohhian
twlseeatte adv. to the extent of a double pay- tyhst pres. 2 ag. of teon.
ment, LL84[66,11 tyht I. (i) m. instruction, training, habit. Bo :
twlscyldlg iable to a double penalty, LL90h. going, course, motion, progress, El : region,
twiseht disunited, discordant, Sol92"(y). Gul266. ['tight*; teon] IL m. charge,
M
twisehtan to disagree, LoD3-204 (y)? ANS crime, LL,WW. [teon II.]
125-56 M ». ±tyhtan I. (i) (+) to stretch, draw, puU, A
twlsehtnes f dissension, disagreement, So6u
. invite, incite, instigate, provoke, talk over,
.
WW
twlseltiffi with forked teeth t 108". persuade, attract, lead astray, seduce, : M
twtala m. confluence, junction, KC5-198". (+) teach, train, PPs. V tight* ; teon I.]
twisted branched, forked. II. to accuse, [teon II.]
twlsllan to fork, divide into two, KC. tyhtbyslg (i) involved in accusations, of bad
twisllht forked, branched, KC. reputation, v. LL 2-305.
twlslung 1 division, partition, Lod 3*436*. tyhten f. incitement, excitement, Gl. [teon L]
twlsnaoee double-pointed, cloven, J3Gr288u tyhtond m. inciter, instigator.
.
twlsnese double-pointed, cloven, GPH393 78 . tyhtendllc (i) persuading, hortatory, M.

twlspr&e 1 double speech, deceit, detraction. tyhtere (i) m. inciter, enticer, WW.
twlspr&ce double-tongued, deceitful, detrac- tyhting (i) f. incitement, impulse, instigation,
ting, M. exhortation, suggestion, instruction, advice,
twlspr&cnes (y) f. double speech, detraction. M : enticement, allurement, JR. ['tinting']
twlspreean to murmur, NG. tyhtle (i) f. accusation, suit, charge, AO.
twlspunnen twice-spun, CP83 tt. [teon II.]
-twist v. candel-, most-t. tyhtuan (i) to accuse, charge,LL.
10.
twistrenge two-stringed, J5Gr288 tyhtnes (i ) f. inward impulse, instinct, con-
twltselged double-dyed, Gl,VPs. viction, WW.
twl-tiriwen, -$r£wen twice thrown or tyhti pres. 3 ag. of teon.
twisted, twice woven, CP. tylwtil
twlwa=tuwa tyldsyle f. tent, WW 187*. [teld]
twfwfig I pair of scales, WW 194s8. tyl«> tylgest v. tulge ; -tyllan v. fort.
twlweg m. junction of two roads, WW 177". tfm=team; tyma=tama; tyma=tima
twl-wlntre. -winter adj. two years old, M. tfman ( M) =tieman
twlwyrdJg ambiguous, AO. tymb-, tymb-=timb-, timp-
twoelf=twelf ±tfn I. to instruct, teach, M,kO. lh {M)=
twdgon=tiwogon pret. pL of oweaik tien
twuga, twuwa, twuwu=tuwa tyn-=tlen-
twux=tusc; twy-=twi- ±t£nan I. to hedge in, fence, enclose, shut,
twy=tweo BH,LkL,LL,MkL. ['tine'] IL=teonan
twygean=tweogan, tweon I. tyncen n. bladder f A072".

TYNDER 305 &MRTO
1
tynder (e, i, u) f. 'tinder, fuel, Bo,Sc;M : toctiglle I roof-tile, Cp57i.
cautery, [tyndanj toder, tiaBdres=tiider
tyndercynn n. combustible, WW. toderlendlsc (MH178un.)=tiiderleoduo
tyndlg = tindig ; tyndre, tyndren = tynder +tof w. g. agreeing to, consenting to.
+tyne n. entrance, court, PPsll5*. tof {JnB)=%eot; tolet-=tiafet-
dbtynge I. adj. fluent, eloquent. II. adv. toge mnp. pron. they, those, them, Lk,Jn.
(also -lice) courteously, 2853. OEG
['thaie ]
9
+tyngnes (i) f. fluency, eloquence, M,CP. togen, oagnMoegen, tiegn

tyntreg=tintreg; tyr)-4tir; tyr-;=tir- togon pret. pi. of tiicgan.
-tyran (=ie) v. be-t. (N) =tieah I. and II. ton
tyrdelu, tyrdlu npL droppings, small pieces toht (N)Wtieaht
of excrement, Lea. [' treddle '
] tSfim (a, e) damn, and dp. of se pron. be
tyrende having watery eyes, Led 1 -72. [' tear '] ti&m, on ti»m thereon, therein, eao tisam
tyrewa=tyrwa; tyrf v. turf. in addition to this, besides this, also, more-
+tyrtan to strike, afflict, GD29*. [torfian] over. &r ti»m tie before, nfter tisam
tyrfhaga f. hoe, mattock, Lnl7*. after, later, next, after that {fashion), for
tyrgan=teorian tiifem (tie) therefore, on. that account, for that
t^rlaoa m. (treacle), sovereign remedy. [L. reason, because, on tiam tie in this, in that.
theriaoum; Ok. Ofipuucfo] Mn=tiegn
tyrtan =teorian tonan to moisten, Lcd.
tyrnan to turn, move round, revolve, M. [L. tanean=tiencan; toncung=tfancung
tornare] tone =tione asm. of se\
tyrngeat n. turnstile, KC3-406*. tonnan=tiennan; tonne =tionne
tyrnlng (a) f. turning round, rotation, OEG : tor (6) adv. and oonj. 'tfere,' rtrtfer,
rotundity, roundness, OEG : crookedness, yonder : whither : tAen : uAea :
toAere,
deceit, OEG56*. tAoupA, */, #o /or of, toAtbf, provided that :
tyro=teoru in JAot respect. ti»r tiftr lifters, wAeretwr.
3 eg. of teran.
tyrti pres. ti£r...of therefrom, tifir witi in regard to
tyrwa m., tyrwe f. tar, resin, ' '
M. [=teoru] ttat
tyr-wan, -wian (e, i) to harass, vex, LPs. tiAra gp. of se, seb, tint.
9
['tar ] ti&rabutan about that place, M.
9
tyrwlan I. to 'tar, £295. U.=tyrwan torafter adv. thereafter, CP.
tysca m. buzzard, WW259". torset tAereo*, BH282*.
tysllan to put on, CM 260. toran to dry, HL13103.
9
tyslung f. dressing. Mr-big, -bie adv. thereby, thus, CP42,43".
'
tysse f. coarse cloth. [OHO. sussa] torbfnnan (o>) adv. therein, M,A0.
tytan to sparkle, shine, DD46. Wrbufan besides that, CP.
tytt=titt; tf*)Htiti; tfw-=tiw- tore gdf of se..
torf=(l)tiearf; (2)»eorf; tort-=tiearf-

Mrforan oonj. before that, M.
terh=tiorh
torln 'therein,' wherein, Met.
tJa I. adv. and
oonj. then, at that time, M, torlnne (e) therein, CP. [' thereinne']
AO,CP after that time, thereupon, AO,
: torle =tiearle
Jul : when, at the time that, whilst, during, Mrmld adv. therewith, M,Um
AO,B Bl f : there, where, Che
tornShst next to that, LL280[2,1].
seeing that,
:
inasmuch as, if, ternlan to lose? Che 11 19 (v. MF174).

when, since, as, because.
9
tia tia when. tia... tia (hen... when, tia torof adv. thereof, of that, Led. •
hwlle tie while, whilst, so long as. tia net torofer over or above that, CP. [' thereover ']
v. ©aglet. ['tho ] IL asf. and nap. ofse. toron adv. therein, M,CP : thereon/ Bl :
9 •
tia tie which. thereinto, thereof.

tiaca I. ( ± ) m. roof, covering. IL gp. of tisac. Vseronbutan =tifireabatan
±tfaocian to clap, pat, stroke, touch gently, torongftn adv. on the contrary, W248 n.
CP,8hr i smack, beat, GD. ['thank*] tiSronuppan adv. thereupon, M.
ttaeele=ti8Bcele torrlhto, ti®rrihtee (a, e) adv. thereupon,
tartan to thatch, LL464[10]. forthwith, instantly, immediately, straight-
taram dp. of tisBo. way, M.
tfadder (/*L7 M )=tiider torso pret. 3 sg. of tieracan.
toe I. (ea) n. covering, roof of a building, Vsanean (NG)=tiersoan
Chr,MtR,PPs : '4hatch, ' JE,BH. [' thack '] KsBrse-wald, -wold=tiersoold
II.=tieo pron. (das. of tia). 1$8Brst = dsBrst
9
Saccule (N) =ti«ecele ; tooe f. =tiax> I. tiArto adv. 'thereto, to it, to that place, JB :
toeele (e) f. torch, lamp, light. [=f»cele] besides, JB,BH : for that purpose, JB :
tooen=tieoen; tooUe=ti89oele belonging to, JS.
O.H.

JXffiRTOEACAN 306 DAWIAN
tUortdtaean adv. besides, in addition to thai, CP : pleasure, satisfaction, CP : reward,
m. recompense, Gu442. Gode C. ftani* (be)
Mrtogtanes adv. on the contrary, in oppo- to God. Godes dances through the mercy
sition thereto, M. of Ood. Drihtnes nances according to the
tJftrtftr adv. wherever, M. will of the Lord, mines nances by my
tferunder adv. beneath, CP. ['thereunder'] favour, of my own will on C. willingly,
tt&ruppan thereon, M. gladly, an fiance acceptable, pleasant, AO.
VArttt, Cserute adv. outside, without, AO,CP. deofla Concee in honour of devils, AO.
['thereout'] ['thank']
Mrwitt adv. against, in exchange for, : M
-f tfanc mn. thought, mind, Lk. ['i-thank']
'therewith,' Bo. trances adv. thankfully, gladly : voluntarily,
tfdrymbe adv. thereabout, on that point, W
gratis, BC,Bo,Chr. [v. 'thank']
273 1. ttancful adj. (+ ) thoughtful, ingenious, clever
tfArymbutan thereabouts. 'thankful,' Bl : contented, satisfied, BE,
ttees L adv. (gs. of C»t) afterwards, : i AO WW
pleasing, agreeable, : energetic, A
thence : accordingly, according as, &,BH, spirited, adv. -lice 'thankfully,' jEL2 19&
Bo : therefore, because, CP. oes Ce since, tfanchycgende thoughtful, B2235.
after, afterwards ; therefore, wherefore, be- iztianclan (o) (w. g. thing and d. pen.) to
cause, that; as, according as ; provided ; (to thank, give thanks, £},B,Bo,G,8at ; : CP
express proportion) the. to ties to that recompense, reward : (w. i) rejoice, [' thank']
point, to that degree. ['thes'] II* gs. of +tiancmetlan to think over, deliberate, Gen
seand Cat. [metgian]
1917.
itesl&can to agree iwtt, oe Jitting, suitable, tJanc-metung (o 1, eo«), -metegung £. de-
Gl. liberation, thought, BH88* (v.L).
toalle I. adj. suitable, congruous, : M ±*ancol thoughtful, mindful prudent, wise :
:
harmonious : fair, elegant. =

IL oyllic (+) desirous : (+) suppliant.
IfoesIIee adv. opportunely, suitably, aptly, tfanoohndd thoughtful, considerate, prudent,
after this manner, similarly, thus. wise, attentive.
teslienes f. fitness, convenience, M. tianc-snotor, -snottorf wise, prudent, in-
ti&sma m. leaven, yeast, RB101*. genious.
ti&sternes = oeosternes tfancung f. 'thanking,' thanksgiving, M,AO,
teste =ti&s oe v. C®s. JnL.
tfset I. conj. and adv. 'that,* so that, in order tfanc-weorft, -weorClio (u a, y1 ) thankworthy,
that, after that, then, thence, Cat Be Oat acceptable : thankful, grateful : memorable.
II. nas. of se, <5»t. adv. -lice gladly, willingly, CP.
tatte I.pron. which, that which. II. oonj. tiancword n. thanks, Wn> 137.
that, so that, in order that, to Von Cwtte ttano-wurtt, -wyrC(e)i—(CancweorC
so that. [o«t «e] Sand pret. 3 sg. of Cindan.
+ttafa m. favourer, supporter, helper, CP. Sane (KGl)= Cone
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ttaletore, oafettere m. one who acquiesces in, Sanecan (o ) adv. whenever, as often as.
or condones, what is wrong, CP. + Sang = + Cane
+ttafettan (as, ea) to coiwen*, EHy6 17. Wnlan (&) to be or become moist, moisten,
±tfaflan (ea) to allow, suffer, endure, permit, WW.
tolerate, BH,LL ; CP : approve, consent Sanne = Sonne
to, submit to, AO,CP. ['i-thave'] Sanon (CP), Canone (o 1, a") adv. from that
tfaforUc==oaroflic, Cearflic time or place, thence, away, B,Bl,MttJud :
+tiafsum consenting, agreeing, NG. whence, from which, of which, CP,PPs*
+t$atsumnes f. consent, agreement, NG. Canon... Canon thence... whence : then, there-
±ttafung t permission, consent, M. upon, henceforth : by which, through that
ttlg, oah pret. 3 sg. of Cicgan, Ceon. ['thenne']
t$age=C©ge tfanonforft adv. after that, then, thence-
Sagen=Ce agen who again, Bl167*. forward, W.
flaglet, Cagyt adv. still : yrf. tfanonweard adv. departing thence, Bo 103 7 .
t&gon pret. pi. of tiicgan. «anun= Canon
Sahwtfeah; *am=o«m *ar-=oear-, Ber-; flftrWowr
ftamettan to clap (the hands) f APs97". «ara I.=C»r. II. gp. of sS, seo, tSset,
tfan=oon adv. Uarigend =derigend ; «as = Caes gamn. of se.
San L adj. moist, irrigated, WW.
II. n. Uas I. afs. and nap. of Ces. ['those')
irrigated land. flSinan] IIL (LWS)=o»m II. nap. of Caw Ceo w. =
Uanan= Canon ttassum (N)=Ciflsum, dmns. of oes,
tianc (o) m. thought, reflection, sentiment, *at=«a3t; tMWJft v. «a.
idea, An,PPs;M : mind, wiU : grace, ttaw I. =«eaw I. IL =«eow
mercy, favour, pardon, Oen,PPs : thanks, +t$ftwenlan = + Cwaanan
gratitude, B,Bo,OP,Gen,RB ; AO (Cone), Uawlan to 'thaw, 9 LcdfrVU.

BE 307 BEGIN
tie I. rel. pron. (when govd. by a prep, the tiearfllcnes f. want, poverty.
prep, follows) who, which, that. 8e is often tiearl adj. vigorous, strong, severe, strict,
associated by attraction with pers. pro- harsh, violent, heavy, excessive, adv.
nouns, tie ic /. $e we we. tfe...his tiearle, Ê,CP.
whose, se fce his he whose. II. conj. tiearlle severe, cruel, harsh, violent, grievous.
when : or. hwStfer tie... tie whether... or. adv. -lice, CP.
tie... tie the...ort either... or : (~tia) then : tiearlmddf stern, severe, violent, strong,
(— tiaer) where, El717 : (with comparatives) mighty.
than. III. art. the (indecL), Chb963e and tiearlwls strict, severe, relentless, CP.
late. IV. particle added to tieah, for ti&m, tiearlwlsllc severe, GD. adv. -lice, GP.
tises, etc., without affecting their meaning tiearlwlsnes I severity, strictness, BH,GD.
[Goto. tiau] V. das. of tti. =
tiearlw?s- tiearlwis-
*e=tiy; tiea(NG)=tieow tiearm (a) m. gut, entrail, M,Ql. ['tharm']
1$eac=tiaec; tieaca=tiaca tiearm(ge)wlnd n. windpipe (— windtiearm),
tieada ( VPs) =Seoda gp. of tieod I. OET609 (v. ES43-332).
tieadom (Z>H)=tieowd6m tiearmgyrd m. belly-band, girdle, belt, WW
Seal (2W?)=tieof; *eanan=tiafian 2201 .
tieah pret. 3 sg. of tiicgan. t5earsc=tSaersc pret. 3 sg. of tierscan.

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tieah I. (e) conj. and adv. 'though, although, tieanm (BH426")=tirosm
even however, nevertheless, yet, still,
if, that, tieat pret. 3 sg. of tieotan.
Bly Bo ; GP. ti. tie although, swa ». never- titetan= tieotan
theless, yet. ti. hwrotiere v. tieahhwaetiere. titeter m?
theatre, A0154*.
II. pret. 3 sg. of oeon. tieatscipe (N) =tieodscipe
tieah-hwsetiere, -hwetire adv. yet, moreover, tieaw I. m. usage, custom, habit, conduct, dis-
however, nevertheless, but, Bl,CP.
1
swa ti. position, AOJl,JnL ; : CP
(in pL) virtues,
yet, nevertheless. [* thoughwhether
] (good) manners, morals, morality, J5,CP.
tieaht n. counsel, advice, design, M. [tiencan] ['then'] II.=tieow
+tieaht fn. thought, consideration, counsel, -f tieawe customary, usual, GD.
advice : design, contrivance, scheme, -33,CP : tieawfaest decorous, moral, virtuous, honour-
council, assembly, M. able.
+ tieahta m. adviser, counsellor, WW99*. tieawtsBstllce correctly, iBL5 .
m
tieahte pret. 3 sg. of tieooan. tieawfsestnes f. obedience, discipline, M.
+tieahtond m. counsellor, WW. tieawful moral, virtuous, W250*.
+tieahtondlie deliberative, LL12. tieawlan = tieowian
itieahtere m. counsellor, BH. tieawleas ill-mannered, M.
itieahtlan to ponder, consider, deliberate tieawllc customary, M
: decent, moral,
: M
upon, take counsel, JE,CP. figurative, adv. -lice.
±tieahtung (») t counsel, consultation. +tieawod well-mannered, moral, M.
tieahtie=tieahtie t»b-(GL)=«eof-
tieana adv. nevertheless, yet. swa ti. how- tiec das. of tiu.
ever. tieccan (±) to cover, cover over, conceal, B,
tfeara= tiara, gmfp. of ti©t. Oen,Lcd,PPs : (f) swallow up? ['thatch*]
tiearf I. (a, e, y) f. need, necessity, want, tieccbiyoe m. tile, HGl459**.
behoof, B,Lcd ; GP. to" tiearfe cw i* needed, tieccend m. protector, defender, PPs 70.
according to what is needed : benefit, profit, tieeele=ti8ece!e
advantage, utility, :M trouble, hardship, tiecen f. thatch, tile, covering, roof : (fig.)
privation, distress, danger : duty, employ- house, M. [tieccan]
ment, {'tharf; tiurfan] II.=tieori III. tiecest pres. 2 sg. of tieccan.
pres. 3 sg. of tiurfan. tiecgan I. to consume, Lcd. IL obi. case of
tiearfa (ae, eo) I. m. poor man, pauper, sb? receptacle? (BT) or *=tieccan? (Lieb.),
beggar, 2£,GP. IL destitute, poor, needy, EL LL464[10].
tieartan== tiurfan +tiea = +tieod
tiearfednes f. poverty, BH. tiftde pret. of oeon (oywan).
tiearf-end, -igend (Bk) (o) m. poor man. «M=«eof
tiearfende needy, in want, poor, GP. t»fan«orn, Cefonoorn (APs57 10 ), tiefeoorn
tiearfendlic needy, poor, miserable. =8yfeoorn
tiearfendnes = tiearfednes t»fol=oyfel
tiearflan to starve, be in need, want, PPs tteflan to pant, heave, palpitate, HGl.
71". [Oer. darben] tteften(HGL461 M )=oyften; t»f«=«Ief«
+ tiearflan to impose necessity, B1103. tiegan to serve, Gul40.
tiearfleas adj. without cause or need, jE. ttegen I.=Cegn. II. pp. of Cicgan.
adv. -lease. t5egen-=Cegn-, $en-
tiearfllc profitable, useful, convenient, neces- fJegeti 3 p. sg. pres. of tieogan.
sary, M. adv. -lice. «egh(GL)=8eoh; ttogln=tiegn
20—2

DEGN 308 DEODLIC
(ae) [v. LL456; 2-680] m. servant, WnlnghQs n. workshop, GPH394.
minister, retainer, vassal, follower, disciple, m. serving man, jE,CP.
BH,W,Bo,G,Ql; AO.CP : freeman, master (religious) service, EC265?
(as opposed to slave) : courtier, noble (official, 1 (±) to stretch, extend, Lcd(8*),PPs i
as distinguished from hereditary), JS,LL, prostrate exert oneself : spread the fame of,
:
WW :
(t) military attendant, warrior, hero, magnify, OEG. ['thin']
AO,B. Ethane'] tanning f. stretching, extension, 11*172. A
tfegn-, v. also Sen-. +ttensum obedient, helpful, useful, M.
tfegnboren (ttegen-) well-born, LL. [tfegen]
Vegngylde n. legal money value of a thane, tfenung (Segn-) service, ministry, Bl,Bo;
W162 w . CP : (pL) attendants, retinue : use church :
ttegnnyse m. attendant, retainer, WW. service, mass-book : meal-time, meal, M,

±8egnlan (e, en) (w. d.) to terpe, minister, ['theining']
wait on, B,BH,Bl,G;CP : tfuppJ^ another tfenungbdc 1 book for divine service, mass-
with anything : perform (an office). [' tAetne '] book, M.
ttognlagu f rights, duties or privileges of a tienungwerod n. body of serving-men,
. MH
thane, LL,W. 218".
ttegnllo noble, brave, loyal, M. adv. -lice. Wo L=«eow m. II. da. of Seoh. IIL=
tfegnrAden 1 thaneship, service. aeo II. IV. prea. 1 ag. of neon.
ttegnriht n. rt^to* or privileges of a thane, LL. Mod 1 people, nation, tribe, Chrjbk AO, ;
ftegnsctpe m. thaneship, service, duty : ability, GP Mdf region, country, province. Bo

; : :
AO : manliness, valour, : AO
(oily o/ re- men, war-troop, retainers (in pi.) Gentiles,
:
tainers. MMtB : language. ['thede']

flegnseolu 1 fond of vassals, 7
WW371
. +Wod pp. of +tieon, tiywan.
tfegnsorh 1 sorrow for loss of thanes. B 131. ±tteodan to join, associate (with), attach
tfegnungi-45en-ung, -ins or subject oneself to, jE,CP : (+) engage
tSegnweorud n. band of followers, Ob751. in : (+) translate. tt. fram separate,
tfegnwer m. thane's 'wergild,' LL. Wodbamhit n. public calamity.
tfego=oegu tfeodbQendet mp. earth-dwellers, human
Wgon=$segon pret. pL of Ciogan beings.
-tSegn v. bean-, win-©. ; Sen (A)=oeo tfeodowen 1 queen, empress, El 1166.
SenI. =«eoh I. II. (A,K) =oeah fteodoynlng m. monarch : (f) God.
WhtWBeaht Mode pret. 3 ag. of neon.
*el. Bell n. board, plank, (metal) plate, [Ger. +**ode n. speech, language, AO,CP : nation :
diele] translation, M.
tielbryeg
f. frufye of planks, Ct. fleodegsa m. general terror, Ce834.
= Cylcraeft
tSetar&tt Woden m. chief of a tribe, ruler, prince, king :
Mlfawten n. fastness made of planks, ship, God, Christ, [oeod; cp. dryhten from
ar*, Gen 1482. dryht]
Milan =8illian . ftftodend m. translator, OEG 15*.
-«elu v. buruh-, benc-tS. ['fft«I'] +«eodendlic copulative, JEGn259l .
ttm=offim; tonwttegn tttodengedil n. separation from one's lord

±ttencan I. to * think' (H-thenche'), imagine, (through his death), Gul324.
think of, meditate, reason, consider, JB,B, Wodenholdt faithful to one's lord.
Bo,Bl,LL ; AO,CP : remember, recollect, tfeodenleaa without a ruler or chief, lordless,
CP,RB : intend, purpose, attempt, devise, B1103.
B,Bl : wish, desire, long for. [Banc] tteoden-m&tim (-madm) m. treasure given by
IL (rarely) =oyncan a prince, Gen409.
VeneendJic thoughtful, MFH174. ttodenstolt m. throne.
tSende=nenden; 1$ende=Ceonde Wodeorte f. inhabited earth, W240".
ttenden oonj. and adv. meanwhile, while, as Wodfeond m. public enemy, W.
long as, until. tteodlruma m. prince, ruler, Mbt29 m.
t$ene=$one Wodgestreon n. people's treasure, great
Wnest f. service, entertainment, Chb1054d. possession, B44 ; 1218.
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ttenestmann (So ) m. serving-man, retainer, Wodgumat m. man, warrior.
Chb656b. Wodhere m. national army, host, Gen 2160.
tfenestre f. servant, handmaiden, OEG1358. -tieodlg, -Ceodig-lio, -nes v. el-tS.
«eng=«egn Wodlae I.t n. speech, language. II. adj.
Vengelt m. prince, king, lord, ruler. Gentile, OEG8*M [Ger. dentaoh] .
Etonian =oennan +Wodl»oan to adhere, cleave to, LPs24u .
flenlan (jE,CP) =Cegnian Wodland n. inhabited land, district, country,

tfenlgihann =tSeningmann empire : the continent.
ttinfngfnt n. serving-vessel, RB. Wodlic national, i£Gn65€ .
Wnlnggfiat m. ministering spirit, M. +Wodllo social, intimate.

DEODUCETERE 309 DEOWATDOM
tttedHcetere m. public deceiver, arch- tteonfd = tieownyd
hypocrite, W54". Wor m? inflammation? Lcd.
fttodloga m. arch-liar, W. Woradl £ inflammation ? blistering heat?
WOdmsegen n. troop, host, Ex 342. Lcd.
±86odnes f. (+) joining, suture : conjunction, tfeoreung = deorcung
association : (+) conjugation, MG&
: (+) Wordrene m. a drink used for inflammation,
translation, Lcd.
^ttftodr&den intercourse, fellowship, M.
£ fleort(sb, e, o) I. adj. unleavened, M,Q,WW :
tfeodsoeatfa m. public pest, criminal. fresh? skim? (milk), Lcd. II. n. un-
tSfodsclpe m. I. nation, people, community, leavened bread, J&. ['tharf]
population. IL connection, association : tfeorfa=$earfa
discipline, training, teaching, instruction, tieorfdagas mp. days of unleavened bread,
testimony : learning, erudition, : ad- CP A 8-330.
ministration, law, authority : conduct tfeorfhlaf m. loaf of unleavened bread, M.
tfodstofn m. tribe, nation, PPs83 10. tieorfllng m. unleavened bread, WW.
f. agreement, LkL tfeorfnes £ freedom from leaven, purity, M.
+toodflumnes 1
P8 .
tttodtbfta f ? m? general distress, B 178. tfeorfsymbel n. feast of unleavened bread, M.

tttodwlga m. great warrior, Pa 38. Worgerld n. inflammation? Lcd 187a.
tfeodwlta m. learned man : senator, M. tfeoraewold =tierscold
tModwundor n. great wonder, Cb1156. fttorwaro m. inflammatory disease? Ixn>46b.
Wof I. (», ea) m., criminal, 'thief,* robber, fteorwenn £ inflammatory tumour or blister,
0,LL,OET. II. £ theft. carbuncle, Lcd 123a.
ttofdenn n. robber's cave, KC315W. Worwyrm m. inflammatory (parasitic)
tfeofend (only found in pL?) £ thieving, worm, Lcd 46a.
theft. tfeorwyrt £ ploughman's spikenard, flea-
tftefeforn =$yieoorn bane, Lcd.
Woffeng m. seizure of thieves by an owner on tffos L dem. pron., nom. fern. this. v. ties.
his own land : right to fines payable on con- II. gs. of Beoh. III. gs. of (tieo=)beow.
viction for theft ? TC (. BT). ttoossa, 8eossum=$is8a, Visum
ttofglld n. payment tor theft, LL. fleosterMBeostor
±*toflan to 'thieve/ steal, LL,TC. tieostor, Bebstre (le, i, y) dark, gloomy, B,
tttofmann m. robber, brigand, AO,ÊP. BE
: sad, mournfuL ['thester']
ttofaceafla m. robber, v. ANS 129-24n6. tteostorcotat m. dark chamber.
tttoboeolu =tiebfsoolu Vftostorful dark, dusky, M,Mt(f). ['thester-
tttotsclp n. pirate-ship, Ql.
ttofscolu f. band of robbers, Bo33". tfftMtorfulnes (S, y) £ darkness, OEG.
Woboyldlg £ guilty of theft, LL226'. VtestorUo obscure, dark, JB(e«). ['thesterly']
tftofslege m. slaying of a thief, LL97. ttostorloea m. tomb, El486.
tftefsllht m. slayina of a thief, LL104B. tftostornes (», i, y) £ darkness, AO,Bo.
fttofstolen pto. stolen, LL. Cthesterness']
Wo«=«ie& tMo8tre=Beostor, oeostru
fttefung £ thieving, NC327. tStostrlan to grow dark, become dim, be
«tetunt(N6)=oeofend eclipsed, BE : (±) darken, obscure, Bo,MU
Wofwracu £ punishment for theft, LL174. ['thester']
titeglng £ increase, profit advance, progress.
: tieostrlg dark, obscure, blinded, QD(f),Mk.
titeh I. (e) n. (gs. oeos, da. tSeo ; gp. tieona) I'thestri']
'thigh,' hip, AO,CP,Ol,Lcd,ME. II. im- tfcostru £ (i, le, y), Ceostre n. (often in pL)
perat. of oeon. darkness, gloom, BE ; M.
(
[ thester']
titohece m. pain in the thigh, Lcd. Vtestrung f twilight, gloom.
.
titehgeUBte n. thigh-joint, Lcd. ttoosum = Sissum

tteohgeweald np. 'genitalia,' Lcd. +Mot I. n. howling, Guth48*. IL pros.
IMohhweorfa m. *ne«-cap, Lcd. 3 sg. of +8eodan.
tfeohsoanca m. thigh-bone, Lcd, WW. Motan* (ea, u) to roar, howl, M,Bo,Met :
2
fttohseax (» ) n. hip-sword, short sword, sound forth, resound, murmur, WW.
dirk, WW. Vtheoten']
Mohwrsee m. pain in the thigh, LcdI-354 19 . Woto £ torrent, fountain, cataract, waterfall :
±tfton I. (8V 1**) to thrive, prosper, flourish, conduit, pipe, M. [oeotan]
grow, increase, ripen, J&,B,Bl,Lk,Sc : be Mow I. fin. servant, slave, AO,CP,DR,0.
profitable, to become or be great, excel, CP : II. adj. servile, jE,AO,Bo,W. ['theow']
lengthen (of days), ['thee,' 'i-thee'] II. ttowa m. (^,CP)=«eow I.
( wv. ) = ttywan. III. (wv. )t to perform, do. +Kfiowa m. enslaved person, v. 104. MFH
fteona v. oeoh ; t$eonan=tfanon tteowast = tSeowot
tfeonde pros. pto. of Beon I. KSowan I.=t$eowian. IL=tSywan
tieonen=danon; Honest =8enest KSowatdom = Ceowotdom

DEOWBOREN 310 BIND
tftow-boren, -berde not free-born, born in II. adv. thickly, closely, Bl9 Lcd,WW : often,
servitude. frequently, Qcnbte.
tfeowcnapa m. bondservant, iEH2-610a7. fllccet n. thick bushes,' thicket,' SPs. [tticce]
Mowdom m.
slavery, servitude, service, tilodan tr., intr. to thicken, 1&,WW : crotoZ
vassalage, subjection, JE,AO ; CP : divine topetter, £Ar. ['tttdfc']
service. [' theowdom '
] Ulocnes=Cicne8
Seowdombad m. service, BH48010 . ttieool, ISicculfat, corpulent, WW.
titowe f. female slave, handmaiden, BH, ttlcfeald dense, OEG278.
MtL{i). ['theow'] +tiictyldan to make dense, Gl.
Wowen, oeowene=oeowe ±«icgan8 (and wv.) (a, a, e, ea) to fofce,
Mowet(iE)=tfeowot receive, accept, Chrjjcd partake : of, con-
fteowetilng m. little servant or slave, M. drink, Mk; AO,CP.
sume, taste, eat,
titowhad m. servitude, service, BH. tfleUce thickly, often, continually, frequently,
Wowlan I. (±) (ea) (w. d.) occL pret. in large numbers, AO.
oeowde to serve, minister to, be subject to, tftenes f. 'thickness,' density, viscosity, hard-
Bo,Lk,Mt(e) ; AO,CP : enslave, give over ness, 0D,Lcd,8Ps : depth : anything thick
into slavery, M. [' theow '] IL oywan = L
or heavy {as clouds or rain), LPs,ZDA :
tt&owln = Ceo wen thicket : darkness.
Wowlnoel (io) n. little servant, CVHy3*. tfIdan=oyddan
1
fttowlle servile, jEGbSS !!. Aider («, y) adv. on tfazf side, 'thither,'
Wowne as. of tSeowen. whither, jE,BH,M{y) ; AO,CP. hider and
1
tteownyd (e )! f. serfdom, slavery. o\ or. hidree Sidres (Caedres) Atfter and
Mowot n. service, ministry, servitude, bond- thither, CP : ta&ere, wherever.
age, M,AO,CP. ttidercyme m. a coming hither, NC327 (late).
tfeowotdom m. service, CP. tildergeond thither, M.
Wowotlle of a slave, servile, M(wt). ftlderinn (yl, y«) adv. therein, into that
fttowotllng (e*) m. servant, slave, M. place.
WowotBdpe (wt) m. service, iEH23b . M
tiktorltodtec to that people, native, 178 . MH M
tteowraclan to threaten, menace, SPsl02». tfiderweard, ttiderweardes adv. '
thither -
Wowraeu (iE)=oeowwracu wards,' thither, M,AO,Bo.
+*towrftden (RB) =«eodr«den «Idres=«ider; «ed-=«eod-
WowtMtSeowot; *eow* = oeofo\ olefB *toder(CP)=«ider; *fof-=«eof-
fttowu=tieowe; tftowut=oeowot tftefefeoh n. stolen goods, LL.
Mowwraeu f. commination, threat, threaten* *!•« (e, So, y) I 'theft,' Lcd(f),LL : stolen
ing,M. goods,LL (tfeoft). [oeof]
tteox hunting-spear, HGl423. +1Hegen = +Vigen; tRen=9ywan
tfcrWoffir tfIende=oeonde; ttenen=oinen
tieran to rush, CplGOj. tJlenga=t5inga, gp. of Sing.
ttere-, tierce- =t>ersc- = Ceostr- ; ttf- = fiief-,
9lestr- ^f
Vlgde, ttigede pret 1, 3 sg. of oWan.
1
ttercan, Serccan to 'thrash, 'thresh,* beat,
WW. Klgen I. £ receiving, taking (offood or drink),
tforexwold=oerscold; tforf=tieorf eating, : food or drink, M.M [tSicgan]
Serfllcnes (KGL)=oearflicneB II. pp. of tJeon I. and Cicgan.
Serb (NG)MSurb Ulgetf pres. 3 ag. of Cicgan.
Wrtnne=t>eerinne; t$*rrthte=tf»rrihte t$lgnen=tSinen
+t5ersc n. thrashing, beating, GD. tilgon pret. pi. of Ceon I.
±tterscan* (a, ae, ea, i, y) to thresh, 'thrash,' tSIhsl=tSisl; tMhtlg=t5yhtig
beat, strike, CP,DR,Sol,WW. tJlhtJ pres. 3 sg. of ©eon L
ferscel (y) I flail, WW. [' threshel'] *Uc=Syllic; *Ue=«yle
tfencelfldr f. threshing-floor, Mt3 M. Lilian (e, y) to lay with planks, board over,
ttersc-old, -wald, -wold, tferx(w)old (e, eo, M. [Oer. dielen]
i,y)m. 'threshold,'border,limit,JS,Bo,WW. *Ilic=Svllio
t5es=6aes Ulllng ^boarding, floor : table, GD97 4.
Ms (e?) m., tiSos 1, tJis n. dem. pron. 'this.' tJille n. thin board, plank, flooring, Gl.
beforan tiiasom, ©r tfissum before this, [Oer. diele]
formerly. *llilan=tSilian; t5lllle=«yllio
tfester- = oeostor-; «fetrtan=tteostrian Ulmlama m. incense, M. [L. thymiama]
tJet, tSette=tS«et, foette Kin I. gs. of Cu. II. adj. pron. 'thine, ' thy.
t$ew-=tSeow-, oyw-; t$I=oy III. f. =£igen
(VPs 134^) =«eoda gp. of Seod
ffiteda tftnan to grow moist, Lod 13b.
-f Ulan = +oeon tflnc = tJing
Ulcce I. adj. 'thick,* viscous, solid, AO,Bo, Ktncan = 1) ©yncan
( ; (2) tienoan
Lcd,BB : dense, stiff, Bo,CP,Lcd : numer- -f «lnct$o = -ftSyncCo
ous, abundant, AO : hazy, gloomy, M,BR. +Ulnd n. swelling, Lcd.

©INDAN 311 DON
fllndan8 to swell, swell up, M : (wrongly, fllses g8mn. of fles.
through confusion betw. *tabescere' and fllsl t, Aisle 1 waggon-pole, pole, shaft.
'tumesoere') melt, pass away, PPslll 9 ; [Oer. deichsel]
118 1*8 be angry.
: flisnc =
oyllic; flism=dism
fllnen f. maid-servant, handmaid, : mid- M flfsne as. of fles.
wife, M. [flegn] fllson= Visum damn, of oes.
9
fling n. 'thing, creature, M,Lcd : object, fllssa gp., Aisse, flissere gdsf. ; flisson,
property, JE,Bo,Bl,Lcd : cause, motive, flissum dsmn. and dp. of oes.
reason, : M
lawsuit, PPs : event, affair, fllstel
9
m. 'thistle, Ol,WW{y) ; Mdf.
act, deed, enterprise, M,OP,Lcd,MiR : fllsteigeblad n. blister caused by thistle,
condition, circumstances, : M
contest, dis- LoDl62b.
cussion, council, assembly, An,B,Cr,LL : fllsteltwige 1 a kind of bird, goldfinch?
court of justice, v. LL2-449 : point, respect, linnet? Gl.
Bl. mid nanum flingum adv. not at all. fllsternes (CP) =oeostornes
for his flingum for his sake, for flisum fllstr- = Aeostr-
flingum for this reason, be folium flingum flbtra m. trace, article of harness ? WW.
abundantly, amige flinga anyhow, in any flisum dsmn. and dp. of fles.
way, somehow, raflost oinga at the earliest. *tfler=flider; fllustr- (Cp) =flebstr-
©Ices flinges entirely, in every respect. fllwan = flywan ; fllwen, Aiwon = fleowen
fllngan to invite, address ? Gl. fllwwraou = fleowwracu ; flfid (Gl) = flwl
+fllngan=+fleon flo f. clay, loam, Gl. [Oer. ton]
4-flinge n. meeting, council : agreement, flocerian, flocrian to run up and down, WW.
covenant : fate. floddettan to strike, push, W.
iflingere m. advocate, intercessor, mediator, floden (6T) n. whirlwind, high wind, whirl-
9
priest, Gl,CP. pool, M,Op,OP,Chr. ['thode ]
flingestre £ female advocate, mediatrix, HL *6dor=«6«or
10M8 bench for rowers, WW. ['theft
9
. floft, flofte f. ]
fllnggemearc n.f reckoning of time, allotted +flofta m. comrade, mate, J3,AO.
time. +floftian to join, unite, associate (wifl), AC
fllnglan (w. d.) to beg, pray, ask, intercede ±Aoftr&den f. fellowship, M.
for, LL,8at ; CP
: come to terms, covenant, ±floftsclpe m. companionship.
conciliate, compound with, settle : (refl.) +flogen virtuous, excellent, [pp. of fleon]
reconcile oneself (with) : determine, purpose, «6h(GL)=toh
design :harangue,
talk, ['thing'] flohe f. clay, Gl (=oo).
flingleas/ree (from sin or crime), LL412. ifloht (+ exo. N) mn. process of thinking,
flingmann = flingemann *
thought,
9
LL : mind, 01 : a thought, idea,
fllngr&dan t intercession, pleading, media- MtR : compassion, 'viscera,
9
LkLRl 71 .
tion, intervention, M. [flenoan]

+«lngsceat m. ransom, CP339 10.
+*©hta = +«ofta
fllngstedef m. meeting-place, place of flohte pret. 3 sg. of flencan.
assembly. fldiht clayey, . WW348U
flol m. 'thole, oar-pin, Cp,WW.
9
flingstow f. meeting-place, place of council :
9
place where ways meet, village : market. flolebyrde patient. 8c ['tholeburde ]
+flingflo = +flyncflo flolebyrdnes f. endurance, Sc&(i*). ['thole-
9
flingum adv. (instr. pL of fling) purposely. burdness ]
rbfllngung f advocacy, intercession, mediation,
. flolemdd = flolmod
jE,CP. zbflolian to suffer, endure, undergo, An,B,
fllnn- = flynn- Oen,MkL AO,CP ; : allow, KC : persevere,
flmne asm. of om II. hold out (intr.), survive : (w. g.) to lose, lack,
flmnen=flinen forfeit, be without, dispense with, M. [' thole ']
fllnra=flynra comp. of flynne. ttoll=ool
fllnra gp. of flin IL flolle f. saucepan, OEG4115.
flint pres. 3 sg. of flindan. flolmdd I. forbearing, patient, JS,Sc,OEG.
fllo, oio- =fleo, fleo- II. m. patience? ^LM6»*d. ['tholemode']
fllrf. a female servant, JnLR1817 . [ON. flir] flolmodnes f. forbearance, patience, M.
9
*ird-(M?)=Srid- ['thokmodencss ]
flfre=flinre gdsf. of II. om «olo-=«ol(e)-
flirelMflvrel; flirt- =«yrl- flon I. instr. sing, of s§. II. adv. then, now :
fllrnet = oyrniht thence : (in negative clauses, with com-

flirsceflor, flirscelflorwflerscelflor paratives) in comparison with : inasmuch
flirscefl pres. 3 sg. of flerscan. as, when, after tSon after that,sbr flon
flirsewald=flerscold; flint =flurat before that (antequam). no flon lange...
flls y. fles ; fllsa=flissa gp. of flea. not long until.... t6 flon to that extent
fllsan= flisum damn, of oes. III. (VPs)=«onne

DON 312 DREATTAN
t$©n=Cftm; tonan=: tianon; fane=oano ttisssl = cberst
tons asm. of s£ Oe, that. ±5rflstan to writhe, twist, press, force, : BH
fantoan ==oan8can ; t$onen=oanon crush, oppress, torment, [v. 'threat,'
tongMoanc 'i-throst']
tonne adv. and oonj. then,
(a, ae) ; CP AO : +«ritetednes 1 contrition, GD,WW.
therefore, wherefore : yet : while, when : tfrftstnes £ trouble, pain, grief : (+) con-
thereafter, henceforth : rataer tAan, P* : trition.
since : although : (with comparatives) tattling 1 affliction, torment, CP317 7.
'*&*»,' iE,CP. Sonne... Sonne wAen... tiriBwen=t?rawen pp. of Erawan.
faen. tS. hwwoere yet, nevertheless. 8. taBwung=&reagnng; taBXWold=8eracold
gyt a* ye/, even. $. oe «t nee. tfraflan to restrain, reprove, : urge, push, CP
tonon==oanon press, M.'
Dor m. Thor, Lod,W. tailing f. reproof, correction, CP.
tor!(NG)=oeorf ttrlg f. space of time, time, while, period, sea-
tortest useful, NG. [tfearf] son, Oen,Jul : occasion, B,Bl,Bo : evil times :
tortendMbearfend paroxysm, tinge for a time, some time,
tortte pret. 3 sg. of Curfan. long time, tfragum at times, sometimes.
torn ( VP8)*-f6urh ; *orhniht=6orniht ealle orage aU the time, continually,
i useless, NG. [oearf] ['throw']
torn m. 'flora,' thorn-bush, JB,Bo,G,Ql; tagbyslg long busy? Rd61 .
CP; Mdf name : of the rune for *, J2«n. tfragUe (Bran-) long-continued, MF (Veep.
farncynn n. a Atntf o/ (Aom. Dxiv).
torngebUM n. Muter eauserf 6y a flora, Lod ttragmfilum at times, sometimes.
162b. tahMtirag; tall=«real, oral
tornlan to lose, v. MF174. tang pret. 3 sg. of oringan.
tornlg 'thorny,' JS,WW. ±tang n. throng, crowd, tumult.
torn-iht, -eht(e) thorny. ±Mwan 7
to turn, twist, curl, M,WW CP ; :
tornlng m. thorny place, BC1-4808 (Mdf). rack, ['throw']

tornrind 1 thorn-bark, Lod 19a. OEG.
Mwlngsplnl £ crisping-pin,
torof(JftL)=Ceorf tawu(GL)=«rea; ta=oreo
torp (Srop) m. farm : village, Cp,Ep,WW Ma I. mfn. threat,menace,abuse, CP : rebuke,
{to), ['thorp'] castigation : oppression, attack : calamity,
torsoen pp. of oerscan. throe. Pttreowan] IL imperat. of Creagan.
fast m. dung, Lod. taaos=oreax
+*6t = +«eot tfreade pret. 1, 3
of tireagan.
sg.
totorian to cry, howl, lament, M(o*). ±taagan, Sreawian (§) to rebuke, chastise*
toterung f groaning, wailing, J3.
. correct, punish, CP,Mt;M : threaten,
totor-, o\>tr-=ooter- menace : attack, oppress, torture, afflict, vex,
fa«(CHBll36) = oeahL harass, ['threa']
totor, Cotter m. ball ftriagend m. reprover, OEG6380.
tox=dox; toa=orea t$rtagung (a, eaw-) £ threatening, reproof,
+tfracen prepared, decked, JS. correction.
toaeJan to fear, dread, shun, RHyD™. tfrsahs=Vreaz
Vraeuf t, gs. orooe pressure, fury, storm, «real L £ discipline, correction, punishment,
violence : onrush, attack. M : reproof : threat. IL = tirel
±8nee (usu. +) n. throng, force, violence : Vrtallef severe, terrible, calamitous.
equipment, OEG. tJrean (JE) =«reagan ; ttrtanUMtSreanied
ttrocheard brave in battle, El 123. fireang =8reagang
VroohwD £ time of misery, Jul554. Urtenledf £ affliction, misery, distress,
8rssclan=oraoian calamity.
ftrocrdf keen in fight, Gin 2030. taanledla («, y*)f m. affliction, misfortune,
IfrsMSwald =oersoold Krtenledllc calamitous, r, Jul 128.
ttraeowlg m. violent combat, Ex 182. flrtanydMffreanied

tfraewudu m. spear, B 1246(e1 ). tSreaplan to reprove, correct, CP16617.
KriBd (e) m. 'thread, Bo,Lcd ; JE. ' ['threap']
+<JraBf n. rebuke, censure, NC297 ? Vreapung £ reproof, CP167 1*.
+tfrs9f (on) unanimously. Vreat I. (eo) m. press, crowd, throng, host,
ttraeft n. tontentiousness, Mod 42. troop, B.El,Mk : oppression, coercion,
tasganf to run. calamity, Bl,Jul : threatening? M. ['threat']
toSglng = tireagung II. pret. 3 sg. of 8re*otan.
m. serf, 'thrall,' LL,NO.
ttrftl (ea) Vreatend m. violent person, MtL.
ttrAlrlht n. serf's right, W158". Vreatlan to urge, press, force, attack, harass,
Vrite (e) fringe, hem, Gl. JB,CpJ£H,Mt : threaten, PPs : reprove,
tasscan = tirostan ; tSrsBSOS (Cp) = tJrysce rebuke, M,CP. ['threat']

DREATALELUM 313 DRISTLoECAN
Krtatmfilum (5) adv. in swarms, ttrlfefar triangular, Gl.
tfrtatnes f. affliction, tribulation, NG327. tfrlflngre (y) iaree fingers broad or thick, LL
flrtatnian (JS) =«reatian. ['threaten'] 110[49,3].
Vftetung f. threatening, compulsion, ill-usage, Sriflere (y) ihree-storied, £!H2-70".
AO : correction, reproof, CP. ftrl-fotede, -fotad 'three-footed,' WW(y).
=
totaling tfreagung tirilyldan ttrifealdan =
tirtew pret. 3 sg. of oreowan. tfrlfyrede three-furrowed, iEGB288ian.
ttrtawend =br6wend ttrig=one; tiriga=$riwa
ttrtaweore n. misery, Gbn737. [OS.] ttrigSrede three-pronged, iEGE288 I0 (eo).
ttrtawlan, ttreawung=oreag-ian, -ung ttrigeare <Aree year* ota : «paee o/ fAree year*.
Areas (e) rottenness, rubbish, refuse, Bas tirigylde I. adj. subject to threefold payment,
4SF;ML3BP*. [ON. Srekkr ; v. ES43-332] or compensation, LL. II. adv. LL.
tfrecwSraBc ttrintaldede 'three-headed,' £}Qr61 n {y).
Vreee m. oppression, force : weariness. tJrihlngMCritSing
[ftraou] tirihlwede having three forms, jEGb287"(v).
tfrecswald =oerocold
; tirtd (Cp) =$ried ftrihlldede having three openings, jEGb
+ftre£an = +8rean; ftriglan==orsegan 288«(y).
tfoehtlg=tirohtig; tfoeinm)H$rymm ttri-nyrne, -hvrnede (eo) three-cornered.
flrto v. fine; t$reo- = on- three-leaved,
ttrllftfe as sb. trefoil? wood- =
±9reodlan (y) to think over, deliberate : sorrel f WW133»(y).
meditate. flrllen (WW151", y), flrilig, orili adj. woven
tfreodung 1 deliberation, consideration : with three threads, Cp,Ln,WW ; LV.
scruple, hesitation. ['thriU']
tfreohtlg =tSrohtig UHllc triple, threefold, VHy(y).
tfrtohnnd n. (Aree hundred, M. tfrlUfte n. year urrta an ezfra month (a tatra*,
Vreohundwlntre of the age of three hundred named Uoa).
years, M. thrlm L=tirymm. II. v. Crie.
ttreom y. tJrie. tntm- = orym-
tfreonlht f. period o/ taree daw, Pa3& tfrlmen (y) a third part, Lon47a.
tfrtora v. Crie ; ttreoseUle =rorisellic tfri-meolee, -milce n. May.
tfetostru^tteostru; flriot==8reat Krlms, tirimae = trymes ; tfrindan = Srintan
ttrfotan* to vex, weary, AS 46*. ftrlnen (y) three-fold.
ttrtotftria 'ftirfeenft,' JB,iftf (-teg«a), Brines 1 Trinity, M,BH. ['threenees,'
Jf<(yi);AO. 'thrinness']
flrtotlne 'thirteen,' BH(&),Men(y*). +ttrlng n. crowd, pressure, commotion, An
flrtotlnegeare fifteen year* old, MH216M . ÎL(y). [v. 'taring']
*r*ott-=«reot- ±3rlngan8 to press, squeeze, crowd upon,
tfrtow I. pret. 3 eg. of tfrawan. II.=orie throng, An,Mk,Ph : press forward, rush on,
fMowlan=t$rdwian; tJreoxwold=t5©rsoold hasten, advance, AO
: oppress : (+) pinch
tftrep? 'fornix,
9
Ln34w (drep). (with cold), ['tkring']
tfrepel=orypel; tfr6ftfSre=onr€5re tirtnlhte three days old, Lod.
ttrta=ones; ttreeean=oerscan 6rlnna three-fold, three times, LL. ['thrin']
tfrescold, &rescwald=oerscold Drlnnes {M) = Drines
*rtst-=tSr»st-; «rtt = (l)«reat; (2) Cried «rlntan8 to swell, Mod 24.
tfrtung=&reaung; tfrex=oreax tJrfo =Creo. v. Urie.
tfrex-=&ersc-; tirf=one; 8rta=&riwa ftrlostr- (KGL)=oeo8tr-
tfrlbeddod (y) three-bedded, having three CrirttJre with three rows of oars, as sb.
couches, WW184M . trireme, AO(ie).
ttrlecan = Sryocan 9risee=Vrysce; tSr1soelfldr=66rsceMdr
ttrldaeglio (eo, y) adj. lasting three days, BH tJrlscyte (y 1 ) triangular, AO. [sceat]
350". tJriselllc tripartite, NABdS^teo1 ).
flridfiled (eo, y) tripartite, OEG. tSrisUte tripod, three-forked, A4-151(ie?).
(y , e ) three-forked, ^Gn288 .
1 ia
flrldda (v) num. adj. 'third, ' Bl,Cr,Lcd ; AO, tMsnseeoe 1
CP. oridde healf two and a half. thisnes = Cristnes

ttrldung = tireodung Vrlst, oriste I. adj. daring, rash, bold : auda-
tfcrfe(I, y) num. nam. ; nafn. tSreo ; gmfn. cious, shameless, CP,W. II. adv. boldly,
tirSora; dmfn. orim (oreom) 'three.' daringly, ['thriste' ; Oer. dreist] .
tJrie-=tSri-; 9rleste= orate adv. tfrfstello = ©ristiglic
ttrfetan to weary : force. Vrbtful presumptuous, 13-369. A
ftrifeald threefold. Vristhycgendet brave-minded.
ttrifealdlie threefold, triple, adv. -lice tn tJrlsthydJgt bold, valorous.
&ree way*. +ttrlstlan to dare, presume.
ttrlfeottor = Srifetfor Vrlstlglie rash, bold, daring, adv. -lice.
tfrlfftle 'three-footed,' MQr. rbVrbtlAean to presume, dare, CP.

DBISTL^GNES 314 DRYSCEL
ftrbtlAcnes f. boldness, GD. flrGh fmn. pipe, trough, 01,
9
MH : chest :
+«rbtl&cung 1 presumption, MF164. tomb, coffin, M,BE. ['through ]

Srtstleaanes f. want of boldness? A 11-101. tfoim=onm v. tSrie.
4 9
tJrtoUicWtSristiglic -tirum v. tunge-C. [ thrum ]
flrfstUng m. bold person? (BT), thrush (Mdf), ttrungen pp., orungon pret. pL of oringan.
EC450". -tJrut y. nsc-tS.
tirfstlong very long? (or = bristling?) BC tfrutigende strutting, bouncing, M : threaten-
3-618. ing^LUF".
tf rtstnes f. rashness, boldness. oreotan.
tfo-uton pret. pi. of
ttr!stra=olstra tfrutung anger, pride : threatening, MLl n .
tfrlstronge (eo, y) three-stringed, J5Gb288". tfoitihorn = trutfhom ; t$rj = tfrie,

$ri
tJrlt (M) pres. 3 sg. of orietan. ±tiryecan pret., tSrycte, to tSryhte (tr.)
flritlg 'thirty,' B,Bl; AO,CP. trample on, crush, oppress, afflict, Bo ; CP :
flrltlgfeald ^thirtyfold,
9
ML (intr. ) press, push, Qu. [' thrutch ] *
flrttlgofla 'thirtieth,
9
JSGr(tt),BH. +ttiyccednes £ distress, trouble, (Vesp, MF
tfrltigwlntre tttrfy year* old, M. Dxiv).
flrltteofla = Sreoteooa ttrycnes f. tribulation, affliction, MtR.
flrtttlgwSrltig; *iWw«ryt$ tirydda=ondda
flitting tttro" port o/ a county, riding, LL pret. 3 eg. of +8ryn.
-f tJryde
9
(late). +«r9dfullod 'elatus, RP81301.
tirlttlnggerifa m. governor or sheriff of a tireodian; th$dlg=8ry&ig
'oriSing,' LL (late). tirydIIe*==orjr&lice; <Jrydung=Creodung
thrice, Mk,RB AO.
9
flilwa adv. ; ['thrie ] ttryh=oYuh
tiriwln-tre, -tea, -ter ftree year* aW, IPTF. tiryhte pret. 3 sg. of tirycoan.
9
[v. 'thrinter ] t5ryl=oyrl, tSyrel
Uroc n. toMe, Mkll u
: piece o/ 1000a* on +«ryi n. croturf, multitude, jEL23 w. pJryn]
which the ploughshare is fixed. flrym=(l) orymm; (2) tSrim
tfrochtig = Srohtig tJrymcyme m. glorious coming, Gtr 1230.
ttrdh h 'rancor,' Gl. IL 'rancidus, OEG.
9
ttrymcynlngt m
glorious king, king of glory,
ttrohtf I. m. ezertion, labour, endurance, tod, God.
trouble, suffering. II. adj. dire, trouble- ttrymdom m. glory, W254 14d.
some, tormenting. tJrymen = Crimen
Vrohtheardf strong in enduring : hard to Vrymtestt glorious, illustrious, noble, mighty.
endure, ftrymfult glorious, majestic, peerless.
Vrohtlg (e? eo) enduring, persistent, per* ttrymlloe = Crimeoloe
severing, laborious. ftrymllc glorious, magnificent, : powerful, AO
1forag=&rang pret. 3 sg. of oringan. mighty, adv. -lioe.
t$rop=oorp; VrMte=orostle ttrymm m. multitude, host, troop, JEL,Cr :
ttrosm m. smoke, vapour, M. torrent : force, power, might, ability : glory,
tfrosmlg vaporous, smoky, W138* majesty, splendour, CP. ['thrum*]
ttrostle (67) 1 'throstle,
9
thrush, BC,Cp,GD. flrymma m. brave man, hero, An 1 141.
*rota(WW306")=«rote thymine, Crymmum adv. powerfully, vio-
tfrotboUa m. gullet, windpipe, larynx, M, lently.
Ql,LL. ['throatboU ]
9
tfrymrlce n. realm of glory, heaven, Bl105 u .
9
tfrote, Brotu f. 'throat, M,Bo,WW. t5rymsa=trymes
tfroten pp. of tireotan. Vrym-seld n., -setl (M) n. seat of honour,
Vrotu (M) = Crote ; ftrdung = Crowung throne.
ttrowen pp. of tSrebwan. tfrymslUendet ptc. sitting in glory, dwelling
ttrowend m. serpent, scorpion, basilisk, JE. in heaven.
tirowend- =orowiend- Vrymwealdend I. adj. all-ruling. II. m.
ttrowere m. sufferer, martyr. lord of glory.
tirowerhftd, tfrdwethad m. martyrdom, GD. +*T$n to press, bind, v. NC328.
dbtSrowlan (o?) to endure, suffer, die, JE,B, Vryne (A07684 ) =drino, imperat. of drincan.
AO,CP pay for, atone for. ['throw 9rynen=tSrinen; Drynes = Drines
9
Bl,Bo ; :
]
tfrowlendhad (es ) m. martyrdom, GD231 B o. Uryng sb. conduit, channel? (=$ring?)
ttrdw-lendlio, -igendlic suffering, enduring, WW198 1 *.
passive, M. o. deaU apoplexy. Drynnes (jE) = Brines; 5ryoem=Croeni

tfrowung I suffering, M,CP passion, : tJr^pel (e) m. instrument of torture, cross?
martyrdom painful symptom anniversary
: : WW225 41
. [Breapian]
of martyrdom. [* throwing *] tJrypelOl 'eculeus,
9
'catasta,
9
WW180".
tirdwungrdding i. reading about martyrs, +«ryscan to weigh down, afflict, oppress, CP.
martyrology, 286. CM [oerscan]
ttrdwung-tfd f., -tlma n. time of suffering. Vrysee (n, i, y) 'thrush,
9
WW.
f tJrflen pp. of oVeran. tfryseel-=$erscel-

BRYSMAN 315 DURHFERAN
itJrysman, -ftJrysmian to press, oppress, tfunorrad f. thunder, thundering, M.
stifle, AO. pSroem] tiunorradllc thundering, HGl451 m .
«ryssoe=Cryece; flrfrtKiorist ttanorradstefn I voice of thunder, PPs76 w .
*r$st-=oeost- ttunorwyrt f. thunder-wort, houseleek, Lod.

4
tjryt pres. 3 sg. of oreotan. ftunresd&g m. Thursday, ' J3 ; LL.
tJryUf f. (often in pL) might, power, force, Sunresnlht f the eve of Thursday, Wednesday
.
strength : majesty, glory, splendour : multi- night.

tude, troop, host. ittunrian to 'thunder,* Bo,Jn (impers.);
t$ryt$®rn n. noble house, palace, B657. PPs (pers.).
grygbearn n. strong youth, 494. An ttunring f. thundering, Chb1085.
tttftibord n. strong shield, El 151. tJunung 1 creaking, noise, din, WW.
«r?*cynlng m. king of glory, Qod, 436. An
tfunur, ounur-=t$unor, oun(o)r-
Jr^fult strong, brave, tfun-wang (e, o), -wange (®, e) f. (n?) temple
flryflgestealdj n. splendid dwelling, palace, {of the head), M,WW.
[' thunwang ']
grjglg mighty, strong, Gen 1986 T Dur=Dor

Brittle strong, valiant, adv. -lice( ?). ttaren=$woren pp. of oVeran.
*ry*o=ory8 ttaresdsagôunresdffig ,
tfrjttewySf n. mighty, powerful, B. tfarfan swv. pres. I, 3 ag. tfearf, pL tmrfon

tfiyBu=orytS pret. sg. oorfte; subj. pres. tiurfe, oyrfe
ttrySum very, violently. to need, be required : must, have occasion to,
ttry&weorc n. mighty work, An 774. GenJjL ; CP : want, be needy : be under an
tJryUword n. lofty discourse, B643. obligation, owe. ['tharf' ; tSearf]
tu (u) pron. 2 pere., gs. tfin, das. tJe, tSeo Vurg=ourn prep.
dual n. git, git, g. incer, d. inc, a. inoit, ino tJurh (e, o) I. prep. (w. d. a. g.) (space)
nP« gS, g*6* gP- Sower, dp. eow, ap. eowic, 'through 1 ('thorough 1 ), O : (time) through,
Sow ''thou.* during, PPs : (causal : agent, means, in-
tJOl m. tuft : banner, standard, crest. [L. tufa] strument) through, by means of, in con-
+tfuf thriving, luxuriant, WW. sequence of, because of, BH,Bl,Q,Gen. tSurh
*ufb*re leafy, OEG2222. ealle entirely : (manner) in, with, by, in
«tlle«lstel=ou«i8tel conformity with : for the sake of, in the name
ttuflan to shoot forth, grow luxuriantly, WW
of, Sat : (end, aim) with a view to, on behalf
408 1. of. II. adv. through, throughout, PPs.
•ttflg leafy, WW408». *Orh=oruh
fluft m. ttidfee*, WW4081 *. tturhbeorht very bright, transparent, radiant,
tiugon pret. of fteon.
pi. clear, M.
+«uhslan to make misty, dark, W137*. tfurhbiter thoroughly bitter, sour, perverse,
tiuhte pret. 3 sg. of ttyncan. CERPs77 8 .
+ttuhtsum abundant, MH 138". tturhblawan 7 to inspire, animate, 370. CM

tta!llo=oyUic tturhborian to bore through.
ttuma m. * thumb,' Ep,Lcd,LL. tJurhbrecan* to break through, M.
ttumle ebpl. entrails, Cp210u. tfurhbregdan8 to draw through, transport.
+ttun n. Jowd noise, PPs 45'. ttarhbrengan to bring through, LPs 77".
tfunar=ounor tfurhbrflcan* to enjoy fully, 1
WW98
.
tfanden pp. of ftindan. ttarhburnen thoroughly burnt, Lod 166b.

tSunelle = ounorlio tfurhclsenslan to cleanse thoroughly, MtR3 u.
=Uunor, oun(o)r-
ttuner, ttuner- ttarhcrtopan* to creep through, pass through,
ttung m. a poisonous plant, wolfsbane, Bo93».
aconite, nightshade? Gl. tturhdelian* to dig through, pierce, M.
4-tfungen full grown, thriven : competent, Vurhdrencan to saturate, Kl17 148.
excellent, distinguished, virtuous, ML. tfurhdreogan1 to work through, accomplish,
[pp. of oeon] pass (time), CM.
+«ungenlIoe adv. virtuously , soberly. tiurhdrlfan 1 to drive or push through, strike :
±thmgennes f. growth : goodness, excellence, pierce, perforate penetrate, imbue. :
virtue, perfection, tJurhdufan1 to dive through, B 1619.

ttunlan to stand out, be prominent : be proud : t$urhendlan (e1 ) to accomplish, perfect, LL
roar, thunder, crash, groan. 411[2,2].
tJunnung=6unung; t$unnur=6unor Vurhetan* to eat through, consume.
ttunor (e*, u ) m., ga oun(o)res 'thunder/ tfurhfsere = fiurhfere
1
AO,Cp,Jn,Rd : thunderclap, Led : the god tSurhfsBstnian to transfix, JnLR19".

Thunder, Thor : 'Jupiter,' WW; WW.
tSurhfaran* to pass through, traverse, pene-
ttunor-=t$unr- trate, pierce, CP.
ttunorbodu f. sea-bream? WW180»*. flurhfarennes f. inner chamber, ASPsl04M .
Vunorolcefre f. bugle (plant), Lod VurbiSran to pass through, traverse, penetrate,

ttunorlle (e a
) thundery, OEG. BE. ['thoroughfare']

DURHFERE 316 DW£RE
tfurhflre h penetrable. II. n. secret chamber. fturh-tfyrellan (CP), -Syrlian to pierce, pene-
*urfafUona to fly through, BH 1361 . trate.
turhfdn 7
to penetrate, 1604.B tfurhut prep. (w. a.) adv. right through, M.
tfurh-gin anv., pret. -eode to go through, tiurbwac-oC -el, -ul wide-awake, sleepless, M.
9
pass through, penetrate, JR. [' throughgo ] tfurhwadan* to penetrate, go through, bore,
tturngangan 7 = Surbgan pierce.
8 urhgedon = tiurnddn tiurhwseoendlio very vigilant, JSL23bM .
fturhgefeht n. war, Cp206p(o1 ). fturhwerod quite sweet, very sweet, Gl.

tfarhgtotan* to fill entirely, imbue, saturate, tfurhwAt thoroughly wet, jEP172".
impregnate. tJurhwlItan 1! to look through, see.
flurhglfidaii to heat through, Da 244. fturhwreoan* to thrust through.
tfarhh&lan to heal thoroughly, Lcd. tiurhwundlan to pierce through, wound badly,
thirhhiUg most holy. LL82[61,1].
Uurbheflg very heavy, GD 104*. tturbwunenes 1 perseverance, MF 176.
flurhholod bored through, O EG 4035. ft urbwunlan to abide continuously, remain,
tturhhwtt quite white, WW
163*. continue, settle down, M,AO,CP : persevere,
tturhleman* to run through, traverse, pierce, hold out, be steadfast, CP.
JR. tiurhwunlgendlle constant, continued, adv.
tturhl&dan to lead forth, conduct. -lice.
tfarnldran to persuade, Sc38u . tfarhwunol perpetual, NG328.
VurhlAred very learned, skilled, WW118" tturbwunung t perseverance, persistency :
Uurhla* very Aate/W, WW 130s9.

continued residence.
fturhltor-an, -ian to penetrate, GD.JVPs. tturhyrnan = tturhiernan
tturhldeunf f. preface, introduction, WW
tfuiradag = ttunresdeg
172".
m
ttarruc m. small ship? hold of a ship? WW
tfarhrdaan to ni«A through, Rd4 181». [v. '^wtoc*']
.
tturhseiotan* to eAooi through, pierce, MJlO. tfaraoon prei. pi. of oeracan.

tturbsclnan to shine through, be transparent, ttiirnlong {Jn) = ttanieedng
WW 148 7 (y). ['throughshine ]
9
Sunt (y) m. 'thirst, 9 Led; M,AO,VPs.
9
flurhie&Miidlte illustrious, splendid, LPs 16*. tturstlg 'thirsty, PPs,Mt(j);JR : thirsting
tfurnscrttan1 to jfo through, traverse : examine, Bo. after, greedy,
consider. tfuru=duru; tJuruhWtSurh
tturhsoyUUg very ût%9 J3. tfus adv. 'thus/ in this way, Bl,Cp,Lk : as
tfarhsefne = ttarhseine follows, Bo,MH,MtR : to this extent
tturhstcan to eeorcA through, inquire thorough- (qualifying adja), J5,B,Ql
ty into, Sc209». ['ftrouffAtee*'] ttOsend num. (sbn., always followed by
9
ttarhsfon* to too* through, examine : pene- gen.) 'thousand, Et,Chr,WW; AO,CP.
trate, £o. ['tAorotiffoee'] tftksend-ealdor, -ealdorman m. captain of a
tturhslean* to elrtie or pierce through, : M
thousand men, v. OEG4747.
9
attadfe, ajpicf, Hfl. tttaendfdald 'thousand-fold, M,W.
tturhsmfiagan to eearcA thoroughly, investi- ttnsendgerlm): n. computation by thousands.
gate, think out Vosendgetel n. a thousand, JSGb2844.
tturhsmagan* to pierce, 6ore ttrotiflrA, eat flttoendhlwe multiform, WW101 1 .
through go through carefully.
: ttQsendlle adj. of a thousand.
tturhsmyrian to *maw, anoint, W229*. tfusendm&le? adj. a thousand each, a thou-
«urhsp6dlg very rich, jEHI-602 8
sand.
.
Vurhstlccian to transfix, JnL19 (o ).

S7 1 tfosandmdlumt adv. in thousands.
tf urhsttngan* to pierce through, thrust through, HQsendmann m. captain of a thousand men,
prick, M,CP. M.
tfurhstrang very strong, OEG601 *. tSQiendrloa m. chief of a thousand men, WW
tfarhswlmman* to swim through, WW621 . 110"
tiurhswlfian to prevail, LPs61*. Uttaent-=t5usend-; flusllc=SyIlic
flurhswdgan to penetrate, BH430* (v.l.). tfuss=Cus; tMUan=oeotan
fiurhsyne limpid, transparent, OEG23". tJuClstel m. sow-thistle, Ol,WW. T'thow-
9
tturhtfton' to carry or put through : finish, thistle ]
fulfil, carry out, effect, jE,AO,CP : draw, +tSQxsJAH (Dom 106) = + tfuhsian
drag : continue : afford : undergo. tJwa (NG) =t$wea pros. 1 sg. of Cwean.
tfurhtogennes f. a religious reading at VwsBgen pp. of Swean.
monastic mealtimes, RBL1187 . «W8Bl=tiweal
tturhtrymman to confirm, JnLR 10M (el ). *w*le? (6) f. fillet? towel? v. OEG53*.
ttarhtirawan to twist through. dbVwAnan to soften, moisten, BH,Lcb.
tfurh-tiyddan, -Syn to pierce, thrust through, t$w®ng=Cwang; t$WBBT-=t5wer-
M. ±tiwftre (usu. +) united, concordant, har-
flurhtiyrel (i>) pierced through, perforated, LL. monious, M
: compliant, obedient : agreeable,

DWffiRIAN 317 DYNNE
pleasant, gentle i peaceful : prosperous. tf I. pron. (instr. sing, of se, tS»t). after by
adv. -lice. after (that), later. II. oonj. and adv. be-
±tiw£rlan (5) to agree, consent to : reconcile : cause, since, on that account : therefore, Lcd
suit, fit. (with comparatives) the. then :
t$f...t$f
±tfwArlAcsn1 toagree,consent(to), : suit. ML
mid oy while, when, td oy tSeet
the... the.
itJwftrnes 1 concord, peace gentleness. :for the purpose that, in order that, for $f
tiwagen rare pp. of owean. tie because, oy lss (fie) lest. [* thy ']
ttw&h (A) imperat. of tiwean. ttyan = oyn; tJyc-=6ic-
tfwang mf. 'thong,' band, strap, cord, JB,Q, ttydaeges adv. on fte same day.
WW i phylactery, MtL(e),B(n). tydan=oeodan
tJwar-=Cw8er-; t$warm=6wearm tiyddan to strike, stab, GP : thrust, press, M.
ttwastrian to whisper, HL18«". ['thud']
tiwat pret. 3 sg. of tiwitan. Gba68.
+ttyde good, virtuous.
tiwea pres. 1 sg. of owean. *yderW«ider; tyft-tifcof
total (ft, e) n. washing, bath, laver, CP,JnL tytel m. tfArao, &i*A, cop«e, thicket, Lcd,LPs,
12s soap,
: ES 43-334 : ointment. [Goth. WW,M. ['thyveT; ouf]
owahl] tfytettorn y? (5, eo, l) m. buckthorn? haw-
s (e, eo), Lcd (e), If W.
±tiwean to wash, cleanse, JS,CP : anoint, thorn? bramble? Gl
MtL6". ['thevethorn']
tiwearm m? cutting tool, Gl. tyflenT (or T ryplen) bushy, GPH309**7 .
«w6hl=t5weal; *wMe=«w»le flytten handmaid, OEQ. ['thuflen']

f.
tiwftnan =tSwaenan ; ttareng (NG) =oVang «y«5=«Ief»; *fgan=oyn

tiweor, oweorg=oweorh +ttyht pleasing, Rim 18.
+t$weor v. buter-geo\ Uyhtig dron?, B1668.
ttweora m. perversity, CP2228 tyhtt pres. 3 sg. of BSon.
.
ttwftores adv. (gen. of oweorh) athwart, tyUte conj. fe«t. oy l£s t$e Je*t.
transversely, obtiquely, AO : perversely. *yto=oyllio
ttweorh I. adj., gmn. Sweores cross, trans- ttylcraft (e) m. elocution, rhetoric, OEG.
verse, bent, crooked : adverse : angry : per- ±*yld (usu + ) nl patience, LkLR. [' {&0<Z *]
verse, depraved, CP. II. n. crookedness, ±ftyktalle patient. adv. -lice patiently,
wrong. quietly.
ttweorh-fero, -furu, -fyri cross-furrow, Gl. +t$yld-ian, -(i)gian to be patient, bear, endure,
tiweorhttme = tiweortieme GP : give in, agree, OEG3237.
ttweorian = $ weran itfyldig (usu. +) adj. patient, DB; M,CP.
itfweorian to oppose, thwart, be opposed to. [v. 'thild']
tfweorlic perverse, contrary, adverse, J3 : re- +«yldmod patient, W72 7 .
versed, out of order, adv. -lice, GP. +«yldm6dnes f. patience, NC297.

tiwtornes (y) t perversity, frowardness, -f *yldum patiently, steadfastly.
obstinacy, depravity, M. tJyle m. speaker, orator : jester, WW386*.
ttwfonolpe m. perversity, GP. «ylten(iE)=«ilian; «yltog=«il(l)ing
tiweortleme (e*, i1 , y1 ) contentious, perverse, +*yU n. air, breeze, DR121".
wicked, CP. Vyllle pron. (such like), such, such a, AO,GP.
tfweoton (BH204 M)=Switon pret. pL of +«yllie 'densus,' OEG 6* (?«+«icUc; or
tSwitan. +oyllio, from tSyn).
tfwer, oVerh=t?weorh +9ylmM brought down, abased, LPs 19'.
9
tfweran4 to stir, churn : (f) beat, forge, render tymel m. thumbstaU, 'thimble, Led.
malleable, soften. ttymele adj. of the thickness of a thumb, LL
ttwlhtf (ie) pres. 3 sg. of tiwean. 110[49,3].
tiwlnan to decrease, lessen, Lcd. ittynl to press, squeeze, thrust, stab : coerce,
+tfwmglod fastened up? (BT), HL181". restrain, oppress. [=6yddan] IL=oln
tiwfr= oweorh ±9yncan (i) (impers. w. d.) pret. 3 sg. Cuhte
tiWlril m. handle of a churn, whisk, WW to appear, seem, Bo,CP,M,Cr ; AO. m8
28081 [oweran]
. tSynctt methinks, Bo. him tiuhte it seemed
+ttwlt n. cuttings, BH204M (v.l.). [owitan] good to him. [Ger. dunken]
Italian1 to cut, 'whittle, ' cut off, BE,
itJyncUo (usu. +) i dignity, rank, office,
cut out,
Led. ['thwite'] JE(i),GP : meeting, assembly : prtvate
tfwdg, owoh pret. 3 sg., owogen pp. of arrangement (to defeat justice), LL112[52].
ttwean. t$ynden=oenden
tiwong = owang ±t5yngo progress, promotion, N : propitiation,
tfworen pp. of oweran. DR23 1 ".
+tiwornes = +oweornes ; tiwurh = oweorh ^ynhlAne wasted, shrunk, M. WW446

tiwyhti pres. 3 sg. of owean. tJynne (i) 'thin,' BH,RB : lean, Lcd,WW :
tfwjlr (M), «wyr- = oweorh, oweor- not dense, JB,BG : fluid, tenuous, BHJJcd,
9wyrll=twiril; VwJn=9weores Met i weak, poor, BH,Lcd\

DYNNES 318 UNABEGENDUC
tiynnes (i) f. lack of densiy, tenuity, fluidity, on uhserfest in late autumn, onu.
besides,
LcalSb : midne winter a/fer Christmas. [Oer. obenj
poverty, feebleness (of sight),
LcdllU. ['thinness'] ulancumende coming from above.
dittynnlan (i) to 'thin,* make thin, lessen, ulanound /rom afore, supreme, divine, CP.
dilute, J&JLcd become thin, ML.
: uXane=ufan
tynnol (u«) Jean, torn, WW172". ufanweard adj. (often used w. d. as a prep.)
t5ynnung,Synung f thinning, act of making highest, topmost, M, ufanweardum above,
.
' '
thin, LcddStk. at the top.

Synwefen thin woven, WW439»*.
ufemest (superL of uferra, ufor) highest,
flyrel (y?) I. n. hole, opening, aperture, per- uppermost, topmost, M. ['ovemest']
j-oration, BH,MtLJ3c,WW. II. adj. pierced, ufentHufan
perforated,full of holes, CP. [' thirV ;&vrh] ufenan, ufenon I. adv. from above, Jn,W.
tfyrelhus n. turner's workshop, WW185»l II. prep, over and above, DD. on ufenan
(«ryl-). upon the top of. ['ovenon']
tJyrelian = Syrlian ufera= uferra
tyrelung f. piercing, CP153* ±uferian
: (+) raise up, to delay, put off, M
tyrelwamb with pierced belly, Rd79u . Bk8
[ufor] : extol, honour, M.
*yrf?=ttearf uferra comp. adj. above, higher, upper, BE
ttyrfe subj. pres. sing, of tiurfan. CP : outer, Lcd,WW : after (of time), later,
t$yrl=t5yrel future, AO,Lcd ; CP. ['over']
ttyrllan to perforate, pierce, excavate, JS(i), uferung f. delay, GD245*.
WW. ['thirl'] ufeweard I. adj. upward, ascending, upper,
-Syrlie v. samod-tt. ; tfyrnwSom higher up, JC,CP : later. IL sb. upper
ttyrne f. thorn-bush, bramble, ; Mdt M
part, outside, M.
*jm*n thorny, of thorns, M,CP. ['thornen'] ufewerd= ufeweard; uflrlan=uferian
ttyrnet n. thorn, bramble, thorn-thicket, OEG. ufonMufan
ttyrnlht, Cymihte thorny, Lcd. ufor adv. higher, further away, further up,
tfyrran to dry, render dry, Rd29*. iE,CP : later, posterior, subsequent
flyrre withered : dry. [Oer. diirr] ufora= uferra; ufur=ufor
flyrs m. atant, aemon, wizard, B,Cp;MdL uf-weard, -werd= ufeweard
r
['thurse ] uht=wuht=wiht fn.
ttyraoelMtSersoel uht, uhta (i£) m. twilight, dusk, early
tfyrsetf pres. 3 eg. of oerscan. morning, dawn, on uhtan at daybreak.
=
ttyreewold tierscold to uhtes towards dawn : nocturns.
t$yrst= Curst uhtantfd=uhttid
+*yrst&tr«ty,MH170». uhtantfma m. time of nocturns.
Vyretan (pers. and unpen.) to '(hirst,* thirst uhtcearu £ sorrow at dawn, Wif7.
after, oXcd,8c ; AO,CP. [Buret] QhtentM=uhttad
+ttyrstgUn = -f Cristian uhtfloga m. twilight-flier, dragon, B2760.
smn. of ties.
tJJs instr. uhtgebed n. morning prayer, matins.
*ys-=Cis-; *ysllc=Cyllic uhthlem m. crash at dawn, B2007.
-flyssa v. brim-C. Qhtlle I. morning, matutinal, of matins.
fljiterwCeoetor; Ifystr- =oeostr- IL=utlic
W» Cytt pres. 3 sg. of oeotan. uhtsang m. morning song, matins, M :
-ttytan y. &-«. [0J5TG. ddzon] nocturns.

«SUel(LPs79u )=«yfel uhtsanglic nocturnal, used at nocturns. CM
«y8er= Cider; tJJw-=oeow- 1014.
dbttywan to press, impress, M : stab, pierce : uhtsceafta m. twilight foe, B2271.
ertuA, ptuA, oppress, check : ttreofen. uhttld £ twilight, early morning, dawn.
+ttywe = +Beawe uhtUegnung f. matins, 129»». WW
*yw*=Sief« QhtwsBCca f. night watch, vigils, RB4010.
tywung 1 ttrcflrf, threatening, GD238". ulef. 'owl,' M,Cp.
ulf(JnL101 »)=wulf
ulmtreow n. elm tree, WW1381*. [L. ulmus]
u Qma I. m. name of a plant, Lod 103b. IL m.
a weaver's beam, WW.
uce, ucu=wuoe, wuou umb, umbe=vmb, ymbe
Oder n. 'udder,' WW61 W . umborf n. infant.
udu(N)=wudu umborwesendef being a child, B.
V& L m. oid, Gl : vulture, ^GB481Tn. un- L negative or pejorative prefix. II.
IL m. uvula, WW. oooasionally=on- (prefix expressing re-
ufa=ufan versal of a previous action) as in unbindan.
ulan (o) adv. from above, JE,AO,GP : over, unabeden neg. pto. unbidden,
on u.; u. on oat unabegendllo = unabygendlio
&
above, on high, CP.

UNABERENDUC 319 UNASMEAGENDLIC
un&berendllo intolerable, unbearable, M,CF. unlawful, illicit, adv. -lice unlawfully,
adv. -lice, iE,CP. without permission, So.
un&beriende unbearable, Lod 3*260. unftiyfednes (e s ) f. what is forbidden,
un&b6t=ungebet licentiousness, BH.
unabindendUc indissoluble, Bo. MB. 1-50018.
unftiysendllc without remission,
un&blinn n. irrepressible unceasing un&mffilt unmeUed, Gi*.
state,
presence, Guth46 . 10
un&m&nsumod not excommunicated, in
unablinnend-e, -lie unceasing, perpetual church fellowship, M,
adv. -lice, iE,AO,CP. un&meten unmeasured, unbounded, M.
unaboht = ungeboht un&metenUe immeasurable, immense, A 2-360.
unabrecendllc inextricable, WW419*. un&metgod immeasurable, immense, A 2*361.
unabygendllc (e) inflexible, WW421 .
80 unan-=unon-
unacenned unbegotten, MR 1*464M . unandcyUignes (o 2 ) f. ignorance, JVPs247 .
unficnycendlic cannot be untied or unanderglldes = unundergilde

that
loosened, DR108 10 [cnyecan]
. unandett unconfessed, W71 7 .
un-acumendllc (M), -acumenlic unbearable, unandgytful unintelligent, incapable, ig-
unattainable, impossible. norant, foolish.
unaoumenllones £ unbearableness, RBl114». unandhtfe (-hoife) insupportable, MtR23*.
unacwencedllo inextinguishable, unquench- unandweard not present, absent, M.
able. unandwendllc = unawende(n)dlio
unadreogendlio unendurable. iinandwls unskilful, WW.
unadrugod undried, not dried, not hardened, unangyttol = unandgytful
CP383 8*. un&nreednes f. inconstancy, Bl31 m.
nnftdrysn-ende, -en(d)lic unquenchable, NG. un&plnedllce adv. with impunity, DR113 U
.
un-&dw£sced, -adwsascendlic, -adweecedlic unftr f. dishonour, AO.

inextinguishable, unquenchable, M. un-arafned, -araBfne(n)dlic not permissible,
un&atto = uneafie impracticable, : intolerable. M
unfimta m. want of leisure, work, occupation, unareccendlle unexplainable, wonderful, So
hindrance, 26«
unamtlglan to deprive, qf leisure, AS 36*. un&refnendlic (VPs)=unaraBniendlio
un»rh=unearg un&reht unexplained, Bo 77".
unsBsecgenlio (EPs 100s ) = unaseCendlic ? +unftrlan to dishonour, AO.
un&t f. gluttony, M. un&rlmed adj. unnumbered, countless, in-
un&tspornen not hindered, GD60**. numerable, AO.
unceUelboren not of noble birth, low-born, M. unarlmedUc innumerable, immeasurable,
unffifale of low birth, plebeian, ignoble, base, AO. adv. -lice, AO.
CP. unarlic dishonourable, dishonest, disgraceful :
unsettellan (an-) to degrade, debase, Bo,Met. contrary to what is fitting, unnatural {of a
unsetiellce adv. ignobly, basely, BH442 U. wil), WW.
adv. -Hoe dishonourably :
imsBtielnes f. ignobility, 151 M.
QD unmercifully.
unsewfsestllce adv. irreverently : unlawfully. unarodsclpe t remissness, cowardice, CP
uns&wlsc (e) 'pudicus,' WW291". 149".
un&faehtendlle (N)=unafeohtendlic unfirwurttlan (eo) to dishonour, M.
unftlandod untried, AS32 7 . un&rwurttllc dishonourable, NC328.
un&feohtendllo (»•) what cannot be contended un&rwyrfines f. irreverence, indignity, So
against, inevitable. 2241 .
unaflled undefiled, LPsl7 M . unar^med = unarimed

un&ftUlend = unf uliend un&ssBcgendllo = unaseogendlio
un&funden undiscovered, M : untried. un&ssedd = unasedd
una-fylledlic, -fyllendlio that cannot be filled, un&seended unhurt.
insatiable, M, adv. -lice, un&scruncen not withered, undecayed, DR
unfiga m. one who owns nothing, PPs 112*. 24".
un&g&ledllce unremittingly, Bl121*. unftscyrtgendllc inseparable, jEHI-326*
unigftn adj. not lapsed, in force, KC. unascyrod not separated, WW263'.
=
unfigetyfed unal^fed un&secgende unspeakable, ineffable, BH
un&gen not one's own or under one's control, 264w .
precarious, CP. un&secgendllc indescribable, unspeakable,

unagilen unpaid, TC201 M. ineffable, M. adv. -lioe.
unftgunnen without a beginning, iEH. un&sodd unsatisfied, unsatiated, Gl.
un&hefendllo unceasing, continual, MFH unftsftttonllc (KGl), -asetfendlic insatiable,
176. unfislwod (eo) unsewed, without seam, Jn
UD-JUIef-, -le(a)f-=unalyf- 19».
un&logen not false, true, 328. NO un&smeagendUo inconceivable, inscrutable,
un-Al?f©d (CP), -lyfe(n)dlio (ie) not allowed, unsearchable, M.

UNASOLCENLICE UNBRYCE
> diligently, RB20". unbehelod uncovered, naked, M.
un-asperiendllc (KGl), -asporiendUo (GD) unbehreowslgende unrepenting, M.
unsearchable. unbellmp ungelim p
unaspring-ende, .endlic (GD) unfailing. unbeorhte (y) not brightly, Bo.
unisUtSod not hardened, not firm, CP383 . n unbereangendllc never to be taken away,
unastyr-ed, -od unmoved, GD. jEL23b"».
un-astyrfende, -astyri(g)endlic adj. im- unberende unbearable : unfruitful, barren.
movablc, firm : motionless M. unberendlfc unbearable, Lcd3«260m.
unasundrodllo inseparable, DR. unberendnes f. barrenness.
unaswundenllce adv. diligently, BH. unbermed unleavened,unfermented [beorma]
unataladllc (N) =unatellendlic unbesacen («b*) undisputed
unateald uncounted. unbesAndllo =unbeseondlic
unitoUendllo (ea) innumerable. unbessenged = unbesenged
unatemed bmbarous, BH. unbesceawod improvident, inconsiderate.
un&temedlle untameable, wild, fierce, BH
adv. -lice.
162» unbesooren unshorn, RB 135s9.
unateoriende indefatigable, OEG. unbeseneed = unbesenged
unateorigendlie lasting, permanent, un- unbesenged not singed, unbumt, W25".
ceasing, M : indefatigable, unwearied. unbeseondlio (BH224w )=unbefondlic?
adv. -lice. unbesmlten undefiled, pure, spotless, M.
unateorod unwearied, OEG. unbesmltennes f spotlessness.
.
un-ateriend-, -toriend-=unatebrigend- unbesorh unconcerned, not interested, MH.

unatweogendlloe =untweogendlice 2-486».
unatfreotend unwearied, assiduous, persis- unMted uncompensated, unexpiated, un-
tent, Cb388. atoned, Ce1312.
unafiroten unwearied, indefatigable, vigorous, unbettohte adv. unthinkingly, CP434*.
9
CP171 . adv. -ITce, CP. unbetJyrfef useless, idle, vain.
unawsegendllc unshaken, TC3199. unbeweddod unbetrothed, unmarried, M.
una-weBscen, -waxen unwashed, WW. unbewelled not boiled away, Lci>93b.
unawemmed, -lie unstained, spotless, N. [weallan]
unawemmednes f. incorruption, A 8*330. unbiddende not praying, MRl-166*.
una-wend, -wended(lic) unchangeable, un- unbleldo <») £ want of boldness, diffidence,
changed, inviolate. timidity, CP.
unawendend-e, -lie unchangeable, unceasing. unbUewlt (y») 'immitis,' OEG56»»
adv. -lice. unblndan* to unbind, loose, : pay (NG;M
unawerded (oe ; =ie) unhurt, N. trans, of * solvere*). [=onbindan]
unawldlod undefiled, DR. unblscopod not confirmed by a bishop.
unawrlten unwritten, M. unbltfyrfe = unbeoyrf
un-beeldo, -bnldu=anbieldo unbleoh clean, bright.
unbeerende=unberende; unbald=unbeald unbletsung f. curse, LL(310**).
unbealaful guiltless, innocent, W. unbnnnendllce incessantly, BH34*.
unbeald (a) cowardly, timid, weak, irresolute, unbliss f. sorrow, affliction, M.
distrustful, CP. +unblissian to make unhappy, NC297.
unbealu n. innocence, PPslOO*. unbBtfe joyless, sad, sorrowful, CP : un-
unbeboht unsold, AO 18 w . friendly.
unbebyrlged unburied. unblfttaneoe sad of heart, MtL20*7.
unbectas incontestable, LL112[63,1]. unblddtg bloodless, GPH395".
unbecrafod unquestioned, not subject to unblonden unmixed, DR68 U.
claims, LL358[72]. unboht unbought, free, NG.
unbecweden unbequeathed, TC. unboren unborn, M,CP.
unbeden unbidden, M. unbrad narrow.
unbe-fangenlle, -feonglic (BH224"Ca) wi- unbrsacet unbreakable, indestructible.
intelligible, incomprehensible, M. unbracen = unbrooen
unbefllten undisputed, EC69". un-brece, -bri(e)ce=unbryce
unbefohten unopposed, unattached, Ha 57. unbroo v. unbrooheard.
unbefondllc incomprehensible, BH22419 o. unbrooen unbroken, whole, entire.
unbegan untitled : unadorned. unbrocheard delicate, tender.
unbegrlpendllo incomprehensible, Bl. unbrosn-igendlic (M), -endlic (GD) inde-
unbegunnen without a beginning, M. structible, incorruptible.
unbeheafdod not beheaded, M. unbrosnodllce incorruptibly, GD348**.
unbehftfe not suitable, inconvenient, WW unbrosnung f incorruptibility, M.
.
608". unbryeef unbreakable indestructible, ever-

:
unbehelendllee adv. openly, without conceal- lasting, [brecan]

ment, W138*. unbrace useless, [brucan]

UNBRYDE 321 UNDERFANGELNES
unbryde honestly, LL400[2]. un-ejftffl, -cyoUu t ignorance, M,CP :
unbred uninhabited, desert, NG. foreign country.

unbyergo np. uninhabited places, DR1 9
. und&d f. wicked deed, crime.
unbyrged unburied, MH28U . undaaftelloe = ungedaaftellce
unbyrhte = unbeorhte un-dAled, -d«ld undivided, Bo.
unbyrnende without burning, B254& undeaded not deadened, Lod 3a.
line pers. pron. (d. a. dual) us two. undtadllo immortal, for all eternity, M. adv.
une»nned = unacenned -lice,
uncafscipe m. sloth, neglect, Chb47. undeadllenes t immortality, M.
uncamprdf unwarlike, GPH399. undeagolllce = undeogollice
uncapltulod without headings (to chapters), undearnunga adv. openly.
LL(2041 ). undeatt- = undead-
uneeaped gratuitous, gratis, MtL 108. undeaw without dew, Lod 36a.
unceapunga gratuitously, Da 746. undecOnlgendllo indeclinable, JSGb.
un-ceas, -ceast n? oaih of reconciliation, undM=und«d
LL104[35J. undeogolHoe (i) adv. plainly, clearly, CP.
uncenned = unacenned undeop shallow, low, CP.
unoer L g. dual of pers. pron. of us two. undtoptfanool shallow, silly, J5H 1-286".
II. poss. pron. belonging to us two. undeor = undeore L
unoet=uno undeore L adj. cheap, CP. II. adv.
uncleemod unsmeared, GPH398. cheaply.
un-cldne, -cl&nlic unclean, impure, CP. undeornunga = undearnunga
adv. -lice. under L prep. w. d. and a. 'under,* beneath,
unelAnnes f. uncleanness, impurity, AO, among ibefore, in the presence of : under the
CP. shelter of, Che : in subjection to, under the
uncl&no f. uncleanness, NG. rule of during by means of, by. swerian : :
±uncUensIan to soil, pollute, AO,CP. u. God to swear by God. u. bseo=under-

uncl&nsod unpurified, CP. beo. II. adv. beneath, below, underneath.
unclen- = unclsen- underagendllo adj. 'subnixus, ' 182". DR
uncnyttan to unbind, untie, loosen, M. underandlond t
(o3 , oe4 ) susceptor, ' 193*. DR
[cnotta] under-bseo. -bawling adv. backwards, back,
un-eotfa m., -coftu f. disease, M. behind, iE,CP.
uncreeft m. evil practice, LL, W. underbtgan to subject, N. [Megan]
uneroftlg helpless, DD239. underbeglnnan9 to undertake, purpose, M.
uncrafod (LL232,14)=unbecrafod underberan4 to support, endure.
uncre gdf of unoer II.
. under-brddan, -bregdan to spread under.
uncrlsten infidel, BH 2*357. underbCtgan* to submit (to), M.
uncumHtte inhospitable, W257 14. underburh f. suburb, (Dbut32w ). M
unctffl unknown, stranae, unusual, AO : un- underburhware mp. dwellers in a suburb.
certain, CP : unfriendly, unkind, rough. undercerran to overturn, subvert, LkLR23 a .
uncutfa m. stranger. [cierran]

uncutfUo unknown, adv. -lice in an un- undercing = undercyning
friendly manner, unkindly. underorammlan to stuff between, fill out
uncuttaes f. strangeness, GD278 1 *. underneath, MR 1-430*.
unowaciende firmly, CP41 7
. undercrtopan* to be secretly grasped, seized by
uncweden (unsaid), revoked, WW11445 . something, M : penetrate, undermine, GD.
uncw§me not pleasing, MF176. undercuman4 to assist, N.
uncwetiende speechless, inanimate. under-cynlng, -oyng m. under-king, viceroy,
uncwlsse dumb, BH290". M.
un-ewyd, -owydd uncontested, undisputed, underdelf n. undermining, ASPs79".
LL. underdelfan* to dig under, undermine, break
unc^me unseemly, mean, paltry, poor. through, M.
uncynde unnatural, Bo91 u B. underdlaeon m. subdeacon. ,
un-cynn, -cynlic, -oynelio unsuitable, im- underdon anv. to put under, M.
proper. underdrencan to choke by drowning, MkL5 u.
uncype gratuitous, WW514U . underdrifennes f subjection, LkL p6w. .
uncfped = uneeaped underbade (N)=undereode, pret 3 ag. of

un-cyst, -cyste f. mistake, error : vice, undergan.
wickedness, crime, M,CB : stinginess, undereoton (RuiN6)=undereten pp. of
parsimony, : M
disease, Lod. [ceoaan] underetan.
uncystlg mean, stingy, niggardly, M,CP. underetan* to eat underneath, undermine,
uncp5==uncu8 subvert.
uncyBlg ignorant, unacquainted with : devoid underfang 'eusceptor,' SPs.
of, Gull99. underfangelnes = underfangenes
O. H. 21

UNDERFANGEN UNDERDIEDNES
underfangen (pp. of underfon) neophyte, underngereord m. morning meal, breakfast,
AO.
underfang-enes, -elnes f. undertaking, as- underngeweore n. breakfast, GD66U .
sumption reception, hospitality,

: GD76 M
-gift n. repast, breakfast, CP
. undern-giefl,
underfealdan 'subdere,' EHy6M 322 10 . .
underfeng I. m. undertaking, taking in hand, undernlman4 to take in, receive, comprehend,

CP23 M II. pret. 3 sg. of underfon.
. understand, blame, be indignant at : M :
underflowan 7 to flow under, Rd 11 s take upon oneself, . steal, Lcd. M :
underfolgott m. subordinate office, A0286 5c. undernlftemest lowest of all, Met 20*.
underfdn to receive, obtain, take, accept, M, undernmAl n. morning time, J£.
AO,CP : take in, entertain take up, under- undernmete m. morning meal, breakfast, AO.
:
take, assume, adopt, jE,AO,CP : submit to, undernrest f. morning rest, MH42*.
undergo steal, GD,Lot>.
: undernsang tierce {religious service about m
underfond m. one who takes anything in 9.0 a.m.).
charge, LPs. undernswAaendu np. early meal, BH 164s0.
underfonlte to be received, RBL97 8 underntld f. the third hour (=9.0 a.m.), noon,
.
underfyllgan 'subsequi,' LkL23". morning-time, M

: tierce. *
undergftn any. to undergo : undermine, ruin, undernyftan (iE)=underneooan

undergangan = undergan 7 underondfond =underandfond
undergend- = underigend- underplanUan supplantare,' Sc,SPs. '
undergeoc under the yoke, tame, MkL21*. undersang = undernsang

undergerela m. 'proconsul,' deputy-governor, undersceotan* to prop up, sustain, support,
m. CP intercept, pass under. :
undergereord =underngereord underscyte m. passage underneath, transit,

undergesett placed under, GL>307 12 : brake, drag-chain, OEG60".
. M
undergestandan6 to stand under, LL108[44]. undersecan to examine, investigate, scrutinize^
undergetteoded subject, LL88'. CP. [Oer. untersuohen]
undergetfeodnes = underoeednes undersettan * supponere, ' LPs 36 M ?
a
undergietan* (i, y) to note, mark, understand, undersingan* 'succinere,' iGGal81 .
perceive, AO. undersittan* 'subsidere,' MQnlblK
underglnnan* to begin, undertake, M. undersmugan1 to creep under, surprise,
undergitan (J3) = undergietan understandan (o») to 'understand,' perceive,
undergynnan = underginnan JC,CP : observe, notice, take for granted,
undergytan (M)= undergietan ML2Zb™ : 'subsistere,' DR.
underhebban* to bear, support, lift, NG. understandennes f. 'substantia,' DR31 w (o*).
underhlystan 'subaudire,' to supply an understanding L intelligence, So22l".
understappltan supplantare,' LPsl6u
*
omitted word, iEGalSl.
underhlyrtung f. the act of supplying an understattalfsest = unstafcblf®st
omitted word, jEGbISI. understlngan* to prop up, support, CP113 11 .
underhnlgan to submit to, undergo, M,CP
1
: understond- = understand
succumb to, sink under. understrMan to strew under, E. 18S1 M .
underholung f. 'suffossum,' LV»Ps79". undersyre m. undershirt, WW37980. [seroe]

underhwltel m. under-garment, WW187 n . undertid = underntld
underhwraMel = underwriedel undertodal n. secondary division, J3GB291*.
underl-ende, -gende, -gendlio inoffensive, undertunge f. 'sublingual part under or
harmless, AO. behind the tongue, tongue-ligament, WW
underieman8 to run under :
*
succurrere,' 264" (or T two words, Cp,LPs9t8 ; 66").
DR43 8 . undertungeSrum tongue-ligament, Led. [v.
underlfttttow m. consul, A068«o. 'thrum']
underlecgan to underlay, prop, support, underttencan to consider, CP49*» : (refl.)
iE,CP. change one's mind, repent, LL438[22] (©*).
underncgan* to underlie, to be subject to, undertttnlan to serve under, So 6*.
give way to, &. underfleod subjected, subject : assistant,
underlihtan to alleviate, DR. suffragan.
underling m. underling, inferior. undertteodan (ie, y) to subjoin, add : sub-
underlutan' to bow or bend under : support, jugate, subject, subdue, reduce, degrade, M,
sustain, CP. CP support. OEG4339.
undermete = undernmete under-fteodendlic, -oeodenlic subjunctive,
undern m. morning (from 9.0 a.m. to 12.0 MQtl
noon) :the third hour (=9.0 a.m. ; later, underfieodnes f. subjection, submission,
11.0 cm.), M. obedience, JS.
underne = undierne underflow m. subject, slave, AO.
underneotfan (»*, y*) adv. underneath, underftledan (AO,CP)=underoeodan
AO. underttlednes (i,)=undert5eodnee

UNDERDYDAN 323 UNFORSCEAWODLICE
underltydan = underoeodan untogernes (e) ugliness, GD279" : abomi-
underweaxan* succrescere,' So 104 s . nation, MtL24».
underwedd n. deposit, pledge, M. unffl&gUc not fatal, Bol07».
underwendan 'subvertere,' So 196*. unfeegre (») adv. unfairly, foully.
underweorpan 'subjicere,' EPsl43 a. unlfiBhtS £. peace (dropping of a feud), LL
underwr&del m? waistband, WW163 1 . 100[28].
underwretflan (eo, i, y) to support, sustain, unlcele wicked, unlovely, unholy, eviL
uphold, strengthen, establish, M,CP. unfsdst not fixed, not firm, loose, unsteady,
underwretfung f. propping up, support, tottering, CP.
sustentation. unlaestende not fasting, LL(252 1 ).
underwrltan to write at the foot of, subscribe, untostlloe adv. not firmly, vaguely, indis-
BH312 80 . tinctly, CP166".
under-wrttlan, -wry$ian=underwreCian -funfmstnUn to be without aim, ineffective,
underwyrtwallan supplantare,* EPsH 40 .
*
MFH165.
underycan to add, A 13-385"*. [leoan] unfeestrsed unstable, inconstant, CP.
underyrnan = underiernan unftestr&dnes f. inconstancy, CP.
undlerne (i, y) I. open, manifest, clearly unlaw*- =unf»st
known : public, nuncupatory. II. adv. unfah exempt from hostility, not under a ban,
uncOgolIIce = undeogollice LL186[1,1].
undllegod unerased, CP423». unfealdan 7 to unfold, open.
undollen untitled, GD202 4 . unfeax without hair, bald.
undom m. unjust judgment; injustice. unleone = unfeecne
unddmllce indiscreetly, So 202". unftferlg not feverish,Lod 1-164 18 .
undon any. to undo, open, loose, separate, M unfeger- = unfaeger-
cancel, discharge, abrogate. unfelende unfeeling, callous, Loo99a.
undrefed untroubled, undisturbed, undefiled, unfenge not acceptable, MF176.
CP31». un-feor, -feorr adv. not far from, near.
undrlfen not driven or tossed, LL222[2]. unfeormlgende (on-) inexpiable, jEL23b*M .
undrunoen sober, CP295 8. unfere disabled, invalided.

undrysnende inextinguishable, MtL3 u. unfernes f. impotence, infirmity, MLN4-5.
und^re = undeore unflltme adv. ? unreservedly? B 1097.
undyrne = undierne un-flycge, -fligne unfledged, OEG 28".
uneacen (e) barren, OEG27 81. unforbasrned unburnt, J3,AO.
uneaeniendllc unfruitful, sterile, O EG 1030. unforboden unforbidden, lawful, M.
unearfotillce adv. without difficulty, OEG. unforbugendllc unavoidable, adv. -Hoe with
un-earg, -earh (JC), -earhlic (J&) not out turning away, J3L23b*»1 .
cowardly, dauntless, bold, brave. unforburnen unburnt, iEH2-4807 .
unftatfo I. adj. tio/ easy, difficult, hard, dis- unforeuti reputable, good, honourable, noble,
agreeable, grievous. II. adv. JE. brave, CP. adv. -lice. TfnicoB]
uneattellc difficult, hard, impossible : trouble- unfordytt unobstructed, OEG
3613.
some, MP 1*611. adv. -lice. unforebyrdlg impatient, Sc8 u.
a
uneaflelicnes (y ) I difficulty. unfored (od) unbroken, M.
uneafl-l&ce, -iSone, -lacne not easily cured, unforedllc (o») indissoluble. OEG.
Lob. unloresoeaw-od, -odlic inco nsiderate, hasty.
uneatfmylte indigestible, Lod82d. WW231"
unlorfeored unbroken?
uneatfnes (e, ie) f. difficulty, inconvenience, unforgifen unforgiven, CP : not given in
trouble, worry, M: severity, harshness. marriage.
uneawf aastilce = un®wf«stlice unlorgltende unforgetting, mindful, Guth
un-efen, -efn, -efenlio unequal, unlike : 76».
anomalous, irregular, JSGb. adv. -efne. unforgolden unpaid, IE.
un-tmetta, -emota=un»mta unlorhaefednes (fd) f. incontinence.
unemn=unefen unforhladen unexhausted, WW255*9 .
m
unendebyrdHee in a disorderly anner, CP. unforht adj. fearless, bold. adv. -e, -lice.
unered unploughed, uncultivated, WW147 s unforhtlgende/earfeft*, .4GH2-140".
.
unestful ungracious, WW191 17 . unforhtmdd/eorfc**. M.

unW5-=unea©-, unleti- unforlAten (e) not left, NG.
un§wIsc=unffiwiflo unformolsnod neg. ptc. uncorrupted, un-
unf&ene (a) without malice, sincere, honest, decayed, M.
faithful. unfotmolten unconsumed, ÊHl-4887 .
unfsederllce adv. in an unfatherly manner, unlorod = unfored
W106*. unforrot-edllo (HGl), -iendig (2EPW),
unlAgef not fated to die. -iendlic (OEG) incorruptible.
untoger not beautiful, unlovable, unlovely, unforsceawodlloo unawares : inconsiderately,
deformed, ugly, hideous. hastily.
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UNFORSPORNEN 324 UNGEDERED
unfor-spornen, -spurned not hindered, GD ungea*e=uneaoe
60» ungeaxod unasked, <£H 1-428*.
unforswftled unburnt, i£H2-20M./ ungebarde =ungebierde
unlonwfgod not passed over in silence, ML ungebeaten unbeaten, unwroughi, Ln23*.
23b» ungebegendllc = ungebigendlio
un-forswltfen, -fonwytted unconquered. ungebeorhBoe rashly f intemperately? MIL
unfortredde eb. the plant which cannot be 2-322**.
killed by treading, polygonum aviculare, unge-Mt(ed), -bett unatoned for, CP : un-
knot-grass. acquitted, EC217.
unfortreden not destroyed by treading, Lod ungeblerde (a, y) beardless.
3-299'. ungeblged unbent, OEG2977.
unforwandigendlloe adv. unhesitatingly, ungeblgendllc inflexible : indeclinable, MGk.
boldly. ungebtooh of different colours, unlike, JEGr.
unforwandodllo adj. unhesitating, fearless, ungebletsod unblessed, Jul492.
CP. adv. -lice unhesitatingly, fearlessly, ungeblfted intrepid, Gu913. [bleoh]
recklessly, CP : unswervingly. ungeboden without being summoned.
unforwealwod unwithered, Bl73m . ungeboht unbought, unbribed, LL398[8J.
unforwordenlte undecayed, OEG. ungeboren yet unborn, LL126 Pro.
unforworht h innocent II. unrestricted, ungebrocen unbroken, WW
398**.
free, KC. ungebroood unafflicted, uninjured, Mi
unforwyrded undecayed, NG351. ungebrosnendUo undecaying, BH.GD.
un-fracodlloe, -fracoolice honourable, be- ungebrosnod not spoiled, uncorrupted, un-
comingly, fiUy, Bo. decayed, M.
unfratowod unadorned, unpolished, GPH ungebroenung 1 incorruption, So 7 I s.
396. [frtttwian] ungebunden unbound, ^Gr14u ; GD2141*.
unfremful unprofitable, M. ungebyrde I. uncongenial, Bo 92**. ILûn-
unfremu f. damage, hurt gebierde
unfreoiufflce unkindly, Gen 2689. ungebyredlto incongruous, 179". DR
unfricgende unquestioning, Gkn2649. ungecindelic = ungecyndelic
unfrffi m. breach of peace, enmity, hostilities, ungeclAnsod unclean, impure, M.
war, AO : state of being outside the king's ungecnawen unknown, ApT 17 u .
peace. ungeonyrdnes f negligence, indifference,

. idle-
unfrffifiotam. hostile fleet, Chb 1000b. ness, .EH2-552**.
unfrftthere m. hostile army, Chb. ungeooplic unsuitable, unbefitting, tremble-
unfrlffland n. hostile land, LL 222 [3,1]. some, adv. -lice, Sc80 M.
unfrltfmann m. man of a hostile country, ungecoren reprobate, n. a« oath taken by
LL222[3,3]. a body of persons generally (opposed to
unfrttfselp n. hostile ship,
unfrod not aged, young, inexperienced, B ungecost reprobate, BH4804 .
2821. ungecweme unpleasing, disagreeable, So38 M

unfroforlfoe uncontestably, OEG56 w ? ungecyd unsaid, not declared, LL212[9],
.
unfronrf inert ungeoynde unnatural, alien.

unful 'insulsum' (?) MkLR9*°. unge-eyndelle, -oyndlic, -cynelic unnatural,
imfulfremed imperfect, M. monstrous, terrible, adv. -Hoe.
imfulfremednes f imperfection, CP.
. ungecyrred unconverted, LCD3-4421.
unfuUremming I imperfection, LPs 138 19 . tmgedaBfteOce = ungedsftiice
un-fullend (HGl), -fuliendlic (OEG) in- ungedaBftenllc = ungedafenlio
corruptible. ungedffifflfoe adv. unseasonably, inowor-
CP97 1*.
-vra^
unfullod unbaptized, LL. tunely,
unfulwornt imperfect, unfinished, RB20*. ungedaftnes f. untimely intervention or
unfyrn adv. not long ago : soon. interruption, CP97 1*.
ungsenge useless, vain, MtR 15*. ungedafenUo improper, unseemly, M : un-
ungan=ongan pret. 3 as. of onginnan. seasonable? troublesome? CP (v. 33-272). A
ungeaandod = ungeendod adv. -lice improperly, unduly, unreason-
unge&sce unheard of. ably, unjustly, unsuitably.
un-gedwed (-iffiwed) unmarried, OEG 5248. ungedafenllcnes 1 unfitness, inconvenience.
ungeandett without confession, W 135**. CPs9**.
ungtara adv. not long ago, lately, recently : ungedatntondue (HGL492)=ungedafenlie
soon, shortly. ungedalllc iiifinite, without end, GD337".
ungearo = ungearu ungedefe improper, not fitting, disagreeable.
ungearu, gsm. ungear(o)wee unready, un- adv. -lice.
prepared, untitled, AO,CP. on nngearwe unge-defelle, -deflic= ungedafenlic
unawares, AO. unge-dered, -derod (M) unhurt, uninjured,
ungearwyrd not respected, 421". WW unmolested.

UNGEDERSTIG 326 UNGELIMP
ungederstig = ungedyrstig ungehftJgod unhallowed, unconsecrated, M,
ungedrehtlloe adv. indefatigably, WW428
8. ungen&ten unpromised, unbidden, Bl 189s7 .
ungedr*me inharmonious, discordant, ungeheaidod not having come to a head,
[dream] Lcd1-92».
ungedwlmoruce dearly, without any delusion, ungehealdsum unchaste, M, adv. -lice.
NC328 ungehealdsumnes f. incontinence, unchastity,
ungedyrstig timid, CP20910 . M.
ungeeahtendllc (», e) inestimable : in- ungehealtsumM ungehealdflum
describable. ungehefegod 'non.., gravis,* OEG27 81 .
ungeended = ungeendod ungehende (se8 ) remote, HL12*.

ungeendlgendlic infinitive, MGn : infinite, ungehendnes f. remoteness, distance, JCGr
unge-endod (CP), -endodlio unending, end- 14".
boundless.
less, infinite, ungeheort (y) disheartened, M,
ungated (a) want of reason, NC328. ungehtred = ungehyred
=
ungeffigllc unfreglic ; ungefAr- ungefer- = unge-hlersum (CP), -hirsum (J£) disobedient,
ungefandod untried, having no experience in, rebellious.
CP. ungehlrsumnes (y) f. disobedience, M,
ungefaren impassable, without a road, BlPs. ungehlrsumod (y) disobedient, RBL12 8 .
ungeffta m. unhappiness, NC328. unge-hlwod, -hiwodHc unformed.not fashion-

ungefeallce miserably, Chb7&5 . ed, unshapen : unfeigned, genuine.
ungefege unfit, improper, WW191 M ungehleo*Sor inharmonious, WW224 7
. .
unge-fele, -feled without feeling, Lod. ungehrepod untouched, M,

ungefere I. impassable : impenetrable, in- ungehrlnen untouched, BH,GD.
accessible, CP. IL adv. impassably. ungehwMe much, Lcd53d.
ungeffeed inaccessible, ungehw&rnes = ungeowfirnes
ungeferenUc unfrequented f Nab 17'. ungehyred (S8 ) unheard of, untold, BH40tt .
ungeferllo unsocial, internecine, adv. -lice ungehfraes f hardness of hearing, deafness,

.
in civil war, Lod.

ungeferne impassible, VPs(oe). ungeh*r-=unge-hier-, -hir-
ungefetfered not feathered, WW427". ungehyrt = ungeheort
unge-fog, -fdh I. immoderate, excessive, : M
ungel m. fat, tallow, suet, M.
overbearing, presumptuous, unbending, M. ungelaenod unhealed, Gtjth66 w .
II. n. excess, NC329. adv. -foge excessive- not acquitted, EC217.
ungeUdod
ly, AO. ungelaeccendllc unreprovable, S011911 .
unge-foglle (AO), -fShlio fierce, strong : ungeldred untaught, illiterate, unlearned,
immense, adv. -lice. ignorant, rude, M,CP. adv. -lice.
ungefrSg-e, -elic unheard of, unusual, incon- ungelftredllc unteachable, GD11081 .
ceivable, adv. -lice. ungelArednes f unskUfulness, ignorance, CP.
.
ungefrotwod unadorned, WW41911

. ungelatfod uninvited, M. ÊHM28
18
ungefrtdellee adv. insensibly, callously, ungeleaf unbelieving, PPs67 .
CP265". ungeleaia m. unbelief,
ungefreglloe = ungefrregllce ungeleafful unbelieving, M,CP,
ungefremed unfinished, M. ungelteffullie unbelieving : incredible, adv.
ungefremmung (on-) 1 imperfection, RPs -lice.
138 w . ungeleaffulnes f unbelief, .
ungefuUod I. unfulfilled, Rd601*. [fullian] ungeleaflic incredible, M,

II.= ungefulwod ungeleafsum unbelieving,
ungefulwod unbaptized, ungeltefsumnes f. unbelief, infidelity, hea-
unge-fyld, -fylle(n)d(lic) insatiable. thenism, BH70*8 .
ungefynde worthless, barren, sterile ? CP =

ungelftf- ungelif- ungeleofa ungeleafa
; =
19 ungelle unlike, different, dissimilar, diverse,
41 .
ungefyrn adv. not long hence, not long ago, CP. adv. -lice.
not long after, M, ungeDca m. one unlike others, jEL7 88 .
ungegearwe= ungearwe, v. ungearn. ungellollc improper, adv. -lice.

unge-gearwod (£>R), not ungellenes f. unlikeness, difference, CP.
-gerad (MtR)
clothed, ungenef- ungelif =
ungeglenged unadorned, OEG1210. ungeHIed (y) I. unbelieving, M. II. illicit,
ungegret ungreeted, Guth22". 2-229. BH
ungeh&dod not ordained, not belonging to an ungelH-edllc, -endlic (ie, y) incredible, ex-
order (used of men and women). traordinary, adv. -lice.
un-geh&lendlic, -geh&ledlic adj. incurable, ungellfend (e) m. unbeliever, NG.
VHy. ungellfnes (e) f. unbelief, NG.
ungeh&med unmarried, OEG1174. ungellgen = ungelygen
ungeheepllc unsuitable, unfit, A 8*452. ungellmp nm. mishap, misfortune, M.

UNGELIMPLIC 326 UNGESCEDDJGNES
ungettmplle inconvenient, unfortunate, disas- ungerftde foolish, MF176. adv. -Bee
trous, M: abnormal, unreasonable, adv. sharply, roughly, violently.
-lice. unger&dnes I disagreement, sedition, AO.
ungetyf- = nngelif ungerec n. tumult, BH.
ungelygen not lying, true, LL. ungereccan to clear oneself of an accusation,
mgftp* = mgyni» LL168[1,2].
ungemaca m. 'impar, 9 not a match, MQr. ongerecUc unruly, unrestrained, Bl19*.
ungemae unlike, GD91"; WW223» adv. -lice confusedly, recklessly.
ungematMungemet ungeredellce = ungenedlice
ungem&te I. immense. II. adv. immensely. ungerenod not ornamented, TC515*. [peg-
ungemAtlic excessive, A02817 . nian]
ungvmMe unbearable, unpleasant. Mod 26. ungereord uninstructed, barbarous, WW193*.
ungemednes f. adversity, DR63". ungereordedtic insatiable, Ps.
ungemeltnes f. indigestion, LoD68b. ungereordod unfed, empty, M.
ungemenged unmixed, pure. Bo 100s1 . ungerepod =angehrepod
ungemengednef 1 purity. ungertan=ungierwan; ungariht==unriht
ungemet n. excess, superfluity immensity : : ungerlhte uncorrected, unreformed, NC329.
want of moderation. ungerlm n. countless number, host,
I. jE.
ungemet not met with, unknown, EG 2488. II. countless, untold, M.
angemete h adj. huge, GD12*. adv. unge-rlmlic, -rimed(lic) countless, untold.
II.
excessively, immeasurably, immoderately, ungerlnen = ungehrinen
very. ungerinsellce = ungerisenlice
ungemetegod (JE)=ungemetgod ungerlped immature, too early, M.
ungemeteUce = nngemetlioe ungerfsedllce = ungerieenllce
ungemetes = angemete II. ungerbende indecent, OEG3673.
ungemettest not moderate, intemperate, ungerlsene I. unseemly, improper : incon-
excessive (f) very firm.
: gruous, inconvenient. II. =ungerisnn
ungemett&stnes f. excess, intemperance, Bo
ungerisenUo unbecoming, improper, GP.
109». adv. -lice, CP.
ungemetgod out of due proportion, excessive, ungertsnes (uni-) I impropriety, HGl507.
GP : unbridled, intemperate. ungerisnu n. (often pi.) inconvenience : im-
ungemetgung f. excess, want of moderation, propriety, indignity, disgrace, AO.
JE,CB. ungerwan = ungierwan
ungemetllo immeasurable, immense, AO : ungerfde h rough, boisterous, harsh. IL n.
excessive, immoderate, violent, adv. -lioe, rough place, Lk3 f .
AO,CP. ungerydellc rough, violent, GD265* ; LV47.
ungemetnes t extravagance, OET1808. adv. -lice suddenly, impetuously, M.
ungemetum adv. = angemete unger?dnes f. noise, tumult, Sc82*
ungemldlod unrestrained, unbridled, M. ungesadelod = unaadelod
ungemlht without strength, weak. unges&llg unhappy, unfortunate, MjLO,CP.
ungemlhtig = unmihtig adv. -lice unhappily : wickedly.
ungemlndlg = ongemyndig unges&Ugnes I unhappiness, misfortune,
ungemdd discordant, dissentient, quarrel* BH,Bl.
some, CP. unges&lHoe = unge&Sliglice
ungemodlgnes f. contentiousness, W8"n. unges&ffl f. trouble, misfortune, unhappiness,
ungemodnes f. strife, GP344*. sorrow, CP.
ungemolsnod undecayed, MH781 . ungesawen = ungesewen
ungemunecod not made a monk, LL(142<). ungesawenlle = ongeeewenlic
ungemylt undigested, Lcd 2-284. ungeseafllgnes = ungescetNSignea
ungemynd f. madness, Lcd. ungescead I. n. want of
intelligence, sense-
ungemyndlg (w. g.) unmindful, forgetful, lessness. II. adj.
unreasonable. III. adv.
heedless (of), M. exceedingly, Da 243. [cp. Oer. gescheit]
ungenamnedlle unexpected, GD341". uhgesceadlic unreasonable, indiscreet, adv.
ungenldd (e, ie) uncompelled. AO,CP. •lice unreasonably, absurdly.
ungeoclan to unyoke, J3GR277 3 . ungescead-wls, -wislic unintelligent, irration-
ungeorne negligently unwillingly, AO.
: al, imprudent, foolish, M,CP. adv. -lice.
ungeoraful indifferent, remiss, slothful, GP. ungesceadwbnes f. want of intelligence, in-
unger&d (w. g.) ignorant, foolish, unskilled,
I. discretion, folly, ignorance, CP.
unfit, M,CP : (w. d.) at variance, wrong, un-gesceapen, -gescepen neg. ptc. uncreated,
discordant, dissentient, jE,AO : ill-con- unformed, M.
ditioned, rude, M. II. n. discord, GP : ungascended unhurt, 146 u DR .
folly, M. ungescetitted unhurt, BH218**.

unger&dnes (») disagreement, Lcd. nngesoeWlgnes (a) f. innocence, (Veep.
* MFH
ungerftdwungerad D xiv).

UNGESCRJ3PE •
327 UNGEWIRHTUM
ungeserApe inconvenient, useless. ungetweogendJIce ( GD 23 21
) = untweogend -
ungesorApnes (e) f. discomfort, BH322* . lice

ungeserApo n. inconvenience, BH382*. unge-tyd, -tydd ignorant, untaught, un-
ungesegenllo = ungesewenlic CP.
skilful,
ungeseht adj. at variance, FM35828. ungetyred = ungeteorod
ungesAl-=unge8a3l-; ungesene=ungesyne ungettaosUc unfit, improper, unseemly, WW
ungesenod not signed with the cross, [segn] 191".
ungeseonde blind* Lod 1-368". ungetfane mn. evil thought, W.
ungeseowenlle = ungesewenlic ungeftaneful unthankful, ungrateful, W241*.
unge-sewen, -sewen(d)lio unseen, invisible, ungetteaht n. evil counsel, RB118 10.
M,CP. adv. -lice. ungeSeahtendllce hastily, BH124".
ungetfeawe adv. not customary, Goth 72".
ungesfbb (t) not related : unfriendly, hostile,
Blt BH. ungetSftawtest ill-regulated, RBL14".
ungeslbsum not peaceable, quarrelsome, con- ungetftod disunited, separate, Gen 1698.
tentious, CP. ungefllnged unexpected, CP317 U.
ungestbsumnes f. quarrelsomeness, discord, ungetfungen base, Nab42".
CP351 1 . ungettw&re h disagreeing, quarrelsome,
unge8llt=unsealt troublesome, stubborn, vexatious, undutiful,
ungesoden unsodden, unboiled, Lcd. irreverent, M,CP. II. n. disturbance,
ungesom at variance, jEH1'478". MtR26«.
ungesptdlg = unspedig ungettwArlan
to be discordant, disagree, be
ungestsetffle- = ungestffitfSig- at variance with, M.
ungestatftflg unsteady, inconstant, unstable, ungetfwArlic inharmonious, discordant, RB
fickle, CP. adv. -lioe. 19s : hostile, GD349. adv. -lice peevishly.
ungestsBtftfignes f. inconstancy, frivolity, CP. ungetfwArnes f. disturbance, quarrel, dis-
ungastrton n. ill-gotten treasure, W183*. cord, AO.
ungestroden not subject to confiscation, LL
ungetiwere ungetfware =
12[4,1]. ungetfyld fa. impatience, CP. [tiolian;
ungesundlloe excessively, exceedingly, GD161. Oer. nngeduld]
ungesw&ge inharmonious, dissonant, dis- ungettyldelloa adv. impatiently, Bo.
cordant, out of tune, harsh, Gi*. ungettyldlg impatient, JE,GP. [Oer. unge-
imgeswenoed unceasing, NC329. duldig]
ungetwenoedlle unwearying, BH436". ungetfyro = ungeCyld
ungeswloendlloe incessantly. ungetiyre discensor 7 Cp283D.
*
ungeswunoen not laboured over, not well ungeweeder = ungewider

done, WW430 11
. ungewsem- = nngewem-
ungesylt = unaeal t ungewApnod without weapons, unarmed, M.
unges^ne (5) unseen, invisible, 17". WW ungewealden disordered (of the stomach),
ungesynellc invisible, Bl. Lcd.
ungetAse I. n. trouble, hardship, severity, un-gewealdes, -gewaldes adv. involuntarily,
CP. II. adj. troublesome, inconvenient. by chance, CP.
unget&sllce adv. inconveniently, AS 29". ungeweaxen not full grown, immature, WW
ungetAsnea f. unsuitableness, inconvenience, 352".
WW419". ungeweder = ungewider
ungetel innumerable. un-gewemmed (JE), -gewemmedlio un-
ungetemed = unatemed spotted, unblemished, undefiled, uninjured.
ungetemprung t inclemency, CM 461. adv. -lice uncorruptly, BH276".
ungetforiendlle inexhaustible, adv. -lice ungewem(med)nes freedom (from stain).
f.
incessantly, LL. nngewende(n)dllc immovable, GD,Lod.

ungetforod unfailing, M. ungewendnes f. unchangeableness.
ungates* =unget$se II. ungewened unexpected.
unge-tlmu f T -time n? evil time, adversity, ungewenedHo unhopedfor, GD347".
mishap, AO,GD. un-gewerged, -gewSrigod unwearied, un-
ungetinge (IE), ungetingful (GPH) not tiring.
eloquent, [tunge] un-gewldere n., gs. -gewidres bad weather,
ungetogen uneducated, M. '
storm.
ungetreowe (i, ie, u, y) untrue, faithless, M. ungewlderung f. bad
weather, Chb1086.
ungetreownes f. unbelief, CP447*. ungewlld (y) unsubdued, OEG.
ungetreowslan = untrSowsian ungewllde (y) not subject to, independent of,
ungetrfiowtS f. unfaithfulness, treachery, AO : untamed, unbruUed. feeweald]
W160». ungewUdelie (y) unyielding, Su
ungetrum weak, infirm, Bo 132". un-gewlll displeasing, Chb.
unge-truw-, -tryw - =un(ge)treow- ungewlntred immature, young, LL 18[26].
ungetwAre (WW24817 )=nnge8w«re ungewlrhtum = ungewyrhtnm

UNGEWIS 328 UNHNBAW
I=nngewi88 ungrund vast, Ex 508.
ungewlslic unaccustomed, Bo 15**n. ungrynde bottomless, Roc 49.
vngewbnes 1 uncertainty, ignorance, BH. ungyfetSe unaccorded, B2921.
ungewlas I. n. uncertainty, ignorance, 2E, AO un-gyld, -gylde n. excessive tax. [gieldan]
unconsciousness : ignominy, shame, SPs ungylda m. one who is not a member of a
82". IL adj. uncertain, JE,CP : ttnime, guild, TCflW.
ignorant : doubtful, : M
causing shame, ungylde adv. not entitled to compensation, LL.
shameful, KGl75». ungyttlg innocent, A0184*.
ungewlsses unconsciously, involuntarily, CP. ung?men f. carelessness, BH.
ungewltondllc permanent, imperishable, ML ungfmende careless, BH4345 (e).
34*' 8
. ungyrdan = ongyrdan
adv. -lice permanently, perpetually,
CP441*1 . ungyrian = ungierwan
ungewlttostnes 1 madness, Lob 82b. imhadlan to deprive of orders, LL.
ungewlttul unurise, senseless, mad, CP. untaadod = ungehadod
unhadungf. * ezordinatio, RBLHO8
%
ungewitfulnes 1 madness, CP1851 . .
ungewltllo tftoptrf, foolish, Loi>65a. unhAl=unhal, unh» o

ungewftnlgendllce /ree/y, unU impunity, +unhaMan to weaken, debilitate, So51".
^BGR2338n. unh&ltt 1 ill-health, weakness, infirmity,
ungewltnod unpunished, JE,GP. sickness.
ungewltt n. folly, madness, M. unh&lu 1 sickness, unsoundness, AO :
ungewlttlg irrational, foolish, mad, M. mischief, evil, B.
ungewlttigHoe (-witte-) unwisely, foolishly, unhAmed unmarried, WW5301 *.
GD2;104. tinhftr=unhar
ungewittlgnes f. foUy, GD163 247. unh&l sick, ill, weak, CP.
;
ungewlttlg not bright, dull, AS31». unhalgod unhallowed, unconsecrated.

±ungewlltlgian to disfigure, AS. unhalian 'tabescere,' BPsll8 1M .
ungeworht unwrought, unformed, unfinished, unhalig (&) unholy, profane, ELPs42 l .
M. un-halwende (RHy), -halwendlic (&) in-

ungewrlten unwritten, WW. curable deadly.
ongewuna I. m. evil habit, vice, CP169*. unhandworht not made unth hands, Mk 14M .
IL unusual, M
uninhabited, M.
: unhar (=an-) hoary, grizzled, B357.
iingewunello unusual, strange, M. [Oer. unheah (5) not high, low, M.
ungewohnlich] adv. -lice, M. unheanlloe valiantly, Chb756.
iingewuniendlle uninhabitable, Lod. unhearmgeorn inoffensive, M.
ungewyder = ungewider unhearsumnes = unhiersumnes
ungewyld- =ungewild- un-heg, -heh = unheah
ungewylles = unwilles unhelde (CHBl095)=unhyldo
ungewynellc =ungewunelic unhelian to uncover, reveal, Lkl2*.
ungewyrded uninjured, Ph181. un-heor-, -her-=unhier-
ungewyrhtum (be) adv. phr. without a cause, unhered unpraised, not celebrated, Bo68M .
CVPs. unheiigendlle not praiseworthy, JEH 2-406".

angler-wan, -ian (e, i, y ) to unclothe, divest of. unhetol peaceable, NC329.
unglire pernicious, Gen 2470. unhlere (e, eb, y) I. horrible, monstrous,
ungttu 1 evil gift, W. fierce, wild, tempestuous. II. adv. horribly,
ungln not great or broad, GnE206. unhlerllo wild, fierce, savage, gloomy, adv.
nngl=unge1; unglad=unglaed -lice(GD161 M ).
unglsed (a) cheerless, dull, Bo 14M. unhlersum (y) disobedient, adv. -lice,
nngtodlle implacable, GPH392. unhlersumnes (y) f. disobedience, CP.
unglffidnes f. 'imperitia,* WW423 1 *. [mis- unhlredwist f. unfamUiarity, Sc203 u.
take for ungleawnes?] iinblwe formless, GPH399" 8.
unglftwiûngleaw unhlwed colourless, OEG.
ungleaw ignorant, foolish, unwise, M. adv. unhleowe unfriendly, chill, Ex 494.
-lice, CP. unhlldan (M) = onhlidan
ungleawnes f. want of discernment, folly, unhJb (unhlise?) infamous, disreputable,
ignorance, Pa 70. KGL68".
ungleawsclpe m. folly, Sc83 w. unhJIsa m. ill-fame, discredit, dishonour, M.
ungienged = ungeglenged unhJbb&re disreputable, WW 354 17
.
ungnytto not niggardly, not sparing, liberal. unhlfritadlg infamous, WW420 U .
adv. -lice, GD(e). unhHsful infamous, Gl.

ungod I. adj. not good. II. n. evU. unhllsig infamous, KGl56*.
ungor= hunger unhlltroe (B1129)=unflitme?
ungraplgende not grasping, jEH1-366 w . unhlQd not loud, GD8£*.
ungrene not green, bare of grass. Gen 117. unhiys- = unhlis-
ungrlpendllc irreprehensible, EPsl8 8 . unhneawt generous, liberal

UNHOGA 329 UNMIBOME
unhoga foolish, MkL7 u . unfiles dead, 18-203.ML
unhold disloyal, unfriendly, hostile, JE. unllflende, unlifigende (y) unliving, lifeless,
[Oer. unhold] dead, pibban]
unholda m. monster, devil, Cb762. unlltel=unlytel
unhrsedsprAce slow of speech, JE (Ex6w ). unHtie ungentle, harsh, severe, JE.
unhreoflig not leprous, &HM24". unllfiowac = unleotfuwac
iinhror not bent down, erect, Bo 146*. unlofod unpraised.
unhuled bareheaded, OEG4466. unlond= unland
unhwearflende unchangeable, fixed, Bo20*». unlucan*
to unlock, open, IE.
unhwflent eternal. unlust m. evil desire, lust, sensuality, JE :
unh?dlg ignorant, foolish. disinclination, weariness. [Oer. unlust]
unhyhst=unhehst euperl. of unheh. +unlustlan to loathe, Bl69*.
unhyldo (e) f. displeasure, disfavour, un- unlyb-ba m., -be f. poisonous drug, poison,
friendliness, CP. [Oer. unhuld] IE : witchcraft, IE. [lybb]
unhyr-=onhier-, onhyr- unlybbende (MH 164 u ) = unlifigende
unhyr- = unhier- unlybwyrhta m. worker with spells or
unhytJlgt unhappy. poisons, wizard, JE.
unl-=unge- uniyfednes = unaliefednes
unlett adv. (comp.) with greater difficulty, unlyfendlle illicit, unlawful, ZDA31 8 .
more hardly, CP. [eaff] unlyflgende = unlifigende
unle«-=unea©- unlyft f. bad air, LcD6a.
unln-segllan, -asglian (JE) to unseal unlygen untying, truthful, LL156[12].
unISe=unIet$e; unlucian=ungeocian untysan (JE) = unliesan
unlab=unlaf uniyt n. a great deal, PPs 61*.
unttcnigendlle incurable, LodI-262 1 uniytel not small, much, great, very large.
.
unlionod unhealed, CP61*. unmddllce =unnueolioe

unl*c=unleao unmAg? m. evil kinsman t alien? Wald2m .
unUece m. bad physician, Lcd60d. unmSge not akin, PPs 68s.

un-l&d, -lfi&de poor, miserable, wretched, un- unmaegel = unmeagol
happy, unfortunate : accursed, wicked : unnuBgnes f. weariness, WW2241*.
straying f (of cattle). unm&gttlJoe = unmatilloe
unlMlle miserable, NC329. adv. -lloe. unmsBht- (N)= unmiht-
unl«gne=unllegne unm&le unspotted, immaculate, pure, virgin.
unlAne permanent, W264u . unmftne not criminal, honest, innocent,
unlAred unlearned, untaught, ignorant, CP. truthful : free (from).
unl&rednes f want of learning.
. un-mfire, -m&rlio inglorious, Bo.
unlset unwearied, indefatigable. unmftte excessive, immense, great, vast, JE :
unlartto f. sin, 289. GD

[unlfid] countless, innumerable.
unttf f. posthumous child, WW. unm&tlic enormous, 4- 152. A
unlagu f abuse of law, bad law, oppression,
. unm&tnes f vastness, excessive greatness, BH.
.
injustice. »t unlagum unlawfully. unmSfi f. transgression, sin, HL 13*234.

unland m. desert, waste counterfeit, supposed unm&tftul immoderate, excessive, NC329.
:
land, Whale 13. unmAttlic IE.

excessive,adv. -Hoe ex-
unlandagende m. not owning land, LL 112. cessively, JEunmercifully, cruelly, JE.
:
unlir f bad teaching.

. un-maga m., -magu f. needy person, depen-
unlftafful = ungeleafful dent, orphan.
unleahtorwyrSe not culpable, PPs 187 . unmanlg not many, few.
unltanod unpaid, EC 148*. "MMnti m. monster, wicked man, JE.
unites not false, true. adv. -lice. un-meagol, -meahl insipid, WW.
unlectt =unlyct5 pros. 3 ag. of unlucan. unmeaht = unmiht
unl«edllc=unlyfendlic; unUgne=unliegne unmedeme (.£)= unmedome
unleoft not dear, hated. unmedome (u*) incompetent, unfit, unworthy,
unleotfuwac (e») inflexible, rigid, stubborn. CP.
unleoUuwacnes f. inflexibility, WW. unmedomlloe adv. negligently, carelessly.
unlesan=unliesan; unlib-=unlyb- unmeht = unmiht
unllo = ungelic unmeltung f. indigestion, Lci>96a.
unllohamllo incorporeal, jE.GD. unmendlinga = unmyndlinga
unllctf (M) =tmlyc© pres. 3 ag. of unlucan. unmtee = unm&ne
unUcwyrffe displeasing, iEL23b . m unmenged unmixed.
unlfefed =unaliefed iinnrmnn nap. of iinmmiii.
unDegne (», e) not to be questioned, LL. unmennlsollc inhuman, Bo70M .
unllesan (e, yj to unloose, M

: set free, put unmet- = unm«et-
on a free footing. unmldlod unrestrained, unbridled, CP.
unlit n. death, MFH176. unmldome = unmedome

UNMIHT 330 UNMHTLYBLAC
unmiht (ie) I. f. weakness, CP. IL u
(«) onoferhrtfed not roofed in, Bl125 .
impossible, MtL. unofenwtft-ed, -edUc, -ende, -endlio un-
+ unmlht without strength, ML2Srn . conquerable, invincible.
un-mlhtelle, -mihtlic impossible. unoferwln-nene, -nendlio invincible.
umnlhtlg (se, e) WTeaJfc, powerless, M : twi- unoferwrlgen not covered, jEL23b* f .
possible, NG. unoferwunnen unconquered, AO 156".

unmihtignes 1 weakness, Lod. unoferwunnendllo = unoferwinnendlio
unmilde not meet, Aar*A, BH100*. unofllnnedlloe unceasingly, NC329.
unmlldheort merciless, 3L unofslegen not killed, iEH2-544*1 .
unmilts f *wer»ty, anger, Ct.

. unondcyfflgnes f. ignorance JVPs24 7 .
unmlltslgendllc unworthy of compassion, un- unondgetful = unandgytful

pardonable* M. [milts] unanl*sendllc unpardonable, GD348 4 .
unmllteung 1 hardness of heart, A064". unonstyred unmoved, GD2709 n.

uninlrigti = nnmyrhtf unonslyrigendlio motionless.
unmod n. depression, Lod 65a. unonwend-endlic, -edlic unchangeable, con-
unmddlg humble, CP : timid. stant, immovable, adv. -Hoe.
anmobnlendlle uncorrupted, OEG60. nnorne old, worn out, decrepit, Ma 256.
nn-monlg, -moneg nnmanig unornlfc old, worn, M
anmurn untroubled, PPs764 . unpMolfc not dangerous, safe, M. adv. -lice.
anmurnJIcet adv. unpityingly, without unrAd m. folly, foolish plan crime, mischief, :
sorrowing. injury, plot, i&,AO.

unmyoel small, GD133 7 . unrAden t iU-considered act, Gen 982.
mwnyhtig nnmih tig unmylts- ; pnmild s- unrfedtedstunreliable, incompetent, MP212 1*.
unmyndglan = unmynegian unrAdtestlloe unwisely, rashly, M.
immynd-llnga, -lunga adv. un- unrAdllc thoughtless, Bl99u. adv. -lice, M.
-lenga,
awares, unexpectedly, M,AO
: undesignedly. imrAdsItt m. foolish enterprise, Rd 12*.
unmynegian to overlook, not to demand, LL unnefniend le intolerable, SPsl23 4 (on-).
382[43]. unrehts=iunriht
unmyrge unpleasant? sad? WW211 16. unrehth&mdere = unrihthSmere
immyrhti f. sadness, W148*. unreordlic insatiable.
UDDa m. = rain ft ±unrfttan to make sad, AO. [rot]
±unnan pres. 1 Bine. an(n), on(n)f pL unrttu f. sadness, A 4* 166.
nnnon; pret. eg. uoe, pp. ±unnen swv. unrifte not cruel, gentle, jEH2-44u.
w. d. pers. and g. thing to grant, allow, unrlee poor, LL,RB.
bestow, give, Bo,Chr ; AO,CP,iE. unnendre unriht (e, y) I. n. wrong, sin, vice, wickedness,
handa voluntarily : be glad to see, wish, evil, M
: injustice, oppression, JE. II. adj.
desire. [U-unne ] wrong, unrighteous, wicked, false : unlawful.
unne 1 favour, approval, permission, con- unrlhtcyst f. vice, LL(262»).
sent : grant : liberality. unrthtdAd f. evil doing.
unnftah adj. adv. not near, far, away from, unrihtdAde iniquitous, LPs 9 M .
un-ntde, -nedig=unnledig unrthtdfima m. unjust judge, W.

unntdellee (GD346* ; JAW55,56)=nngny- unrihtdom m. iniquity, Da 183.
tSelice unrlhtddnd m. evildoer, Bl63 u.
unneg, nnnSh=unneah unrihte adv. unjustly, wrongly.
unnend m. one who grants, DB55 . unrihtftoung f. unrighteous hate, Mbt271 .
=
linnet nnnyt unrihtful unrighteous, wicked, NC329.
unnled-lg, -enga adv. without compulsion or unrihtgastrion n. unrighteous gain, Bl63 8.
restraint, willingly, CP. [nead] unrihtgestrod n. ill-gotten booty, NC330.
unnlt=unnyt II. unrihtgewllnung (y) = unrihtwilnung
unnftlng m. honest man (not an outlaw), unrlhtgllp m. vainglory,. U,{2Q2 n ).
Chb1087; v. ANS 117-22. unrlhtgltsung f. wrongful greed.
un-nyt, -nytt I. adj. useless, unprofitable, unrihthAman to fornicate, commit adultery.
JE,CP. II. m. unprofitableness, emptiness, unrihthAmdere (VPs49 18 )=unrihth8Bm«re
vanity, folly. unrmthAmed I. n. fornication, adultery.
unnytenes = unnytnes II. adj. adulterous.
unnytlle useless, unprofitable, foolish, CP. unrththAmedtremmere m. adulterer, NC330.
adv. -lice. unrlhthAmend m. adulterer, Bl63.
unnytllcnes f. uselessness, Lod. unrihthAmere m. fornicator, adulterer, M.
unnytnes f unprofitableness, frivolity, empti- unrihthAmetf — unrihthSmed I.
.
ness. unrlhthftmere (KGL)=unrihth»mere

unnytwyrtfe unprofitable, useless, jE,CP. umihtllc (e, y) unjust, unrighteous, wrong-
adv. -wurtfllce, M. ful, wicked, M. adv. -lice.
unofercumen unsubdued, Gl. unrihtlust m. unlawful desire, Bo 19 M .
unoferfere (oe4 ) impassable, Gl. unrihtlyblac nm. unlawful magic, W25311 .

UNRIHTNES 331 UNSIDU
unrihtnes (e2 ) f. wrong, unrighteousness, unscamlg unashamed, Jul 652.
wickedness, Bl. unseamllo shameless, immodest, M. adv. -lice.
unrihttld f. wrong time, improper occasion, unseat- =unscaB8(o>
MFH177. ' un-sceadeHce, -sceadlice unreasonably.
unrihtweoro n. secular work done on Sunday, unsceadwlslic unreasonable, JSH2-210* .
LL(130»). unsceaft f. monster? Rd88«*

unrihtwtt n. unlawful consort, mistress, TC unsoeam- = unscam-
373". unseearp not sharp (of wine), Lod.
unrihtwifung f. unlawful wedlock, BH118*. unseearpnes f. dulness, BH402".
unrihtwlllend m. evil-disposed person, CP unseearpsyne not sharp-sigJUed, Lod lib.
89«(y»). unsceatt- = unscaeti-
unrlhtwillnung f. unlawful desire, lust, am- unscelleht (=ie) not furnished with a shell,
bition, CP. Lod 33b.
unrihtwb unrighteous, wrong, unjust, t GP. M
unseende (y)| not discreditable, blameless,
adv. -lice, glorious.
unrihtwlsnes (e, v) f. injustice, unrighteous* un-scended, -scendende uninjured, un-
ness, iniquity, JE,CP(y). corrupted.
unrlhtwrlgels n. covering of error, BlIOS*. unseennan to unharness, U WW91 .
unrlhtwyrcend m. evildoer, Bl unsceod =unso5d pp. of unsoogan.

unrihtwyrhta m. evildoer, CP(y*). unseeogan=un8o6gan
unrlm I. n. countless number, huge host, unseeom- (NG)=unflcam-
large quantity, mass. II. =unrime unsceotan (WW190S0 )=onsoeotan
unrlme countless, innumerable. unscett- = unsosatt-
unrlmfole n. countless number (of people), unscUdlg (JE)Munaoyldig
CP51». unsclrped unclothed, MtL22u .
unripe immature, unripe, Gl. unsoogan to unshoe, M,GP. pp. unsoSd

unrdt sad, dejected, M,CP : displeased, angry. unshod.
unrotlan to become sad : (±) make sad. unscom- = unseam-
unrotlic sad, gloomy, adv. -Hoe. unshorn.
unrotmdd sad-hearted, Bl113". not failing, LkLR12*».
unrdtnes f. sadness, contrition, disquietude, unscr?dan (e", Is ) to put off (clothes), undress,
iE,CP. strip, deprive of, JE. unsorydd pp. naked.
±unrdtslan to be or become sad, be grieved, [scrud]
M make sad.
: unscyld f. innocency, SPS40".
unruh smooth, without seams, JnLR 19 2*. unseyldgung I innocence, ERPsl7 tt .
unryht (AO,CP)Wunriht unscyldlg (i) guiltless, innocent, M,CP : not

unr«ne m. diarrhoea, LcdI-17211. responsible.
unsac not accused of anything, innocent, LCD unscyldlgllc excusable, Bl189m adv. -lice .
3-288«. innocently, Bkl2.

unsadelod not saddled, LL. unaeyldlgnes f innocence. .
unssBd unsated, insatiable, PPslOO*. unseynde = unseende

unsAd n. evil seed, W40*. unse^rdan = unscrydan
uns8Bht=unseht unscyttan to undo, unbolt, MLSl M .
unsAl m. unhappiness, W236M . unseytfonde = unscetitiende

uns&lan to untie, unfasten. unseald ungiven, HL10496 .
unsAle wicked, WW421» unsealt (a, y) unsalted, insipid.

uns&llg unfortunate, unhappy, wretched : unsifernes = unsyfernes
mischievous, pernicious, Gen 637 wicked. unsefful insensatus, RHy 6U
(
: [sefa] '
.
uns&lfi f unhappiness, misfortune, adversity, unseht I. mfn. discord, disagreement, quarrel.

.
misery, CP. II. adj. not agreed, hostile, Chb.

unsspig sapless, ^Hl-1024 . unsehtnes f. discord, quarrel, NC330.
unsalt=unsealt un-seldan, -seldon (M) not seldom, repeated*
unsamwrode contrary, incongruous, Bo 106*. ly, frequently.
unsar painless, CP. unseofene not sighing, 177. MFH
unsawen unsown, LL450[10]. unsewenlle invisible, Bo 138 s .
s unslbb f. dissension, contention, war,

unseated (e ) uninjured. strife,
unscSBtfful (e, ea) innocent, adv. -lice, CP. AO.
unsceBtffuines (ea, e) f. innocence, CP. unsibblan to disagree, WW.
unscsBttB-ednes, -ignes (e) f. harmlessness, unslbsumnes f. anxiety, JnL p6*.
innocence, JE. unsldeful immodest, unchaste.
unscsBtftt-ende (e), -ig innocent, harmless. unsldefullnes f immodesty..
unscamfsest impudent, shameless, Gl. unsldelice immodestly, NC330.

unscamfulnes f. shamelessness, immodesty, unsldu m. bad custom, vice, impurity. [Qer.
MkL7»(eo). unsitte]

UNSIF 332 UNTIMNKS
H-=un0yf- weak, JEH2-390".
unalgeteBft not victorious, 18M. ML unstydful inconstant, apostate, DR121".
unilngian — """y^riftii [=unatede-]
unstt m. unfortunate journey or expedition, unstydftdlnes (on-) f. instability. DR.
misfortune, mishap, M . unstyrendlle immovable, hard to carry, MtL
unslApIg sleepless, WW427". 23*.
nuliw («, ea) not slow, active, adv. -lice, unstyriende immovable, stationary, Bo.
CP38P. unswSs unpleasant, disagreeable, uncon-
unaleae ncrf remiss, active, diligent, adv. -lice. genial, adv. -sweae.
uimleacnm f diligence.
. unswfisllc ungentle, cruel, Jud 65. [swSe]
unsMaw = unBlaw unswetn n. bad dream, LOD3-28811.
undid T unslit (Cp33s) n. fat, grease, tallow. unsweotoi imperceptible, indistinct.
[Oer. unachlitt; or ?=unsylt] unswete no* sweet : /on/.
unslttten untorn, JnLlO**. unswtoen unbetrayed, unharmed, safe, Chb
mistyped open, unloosed, W83*. 1048.
unsmMe = unsmeoe un-«wloende, -swiciende *r*«, faithful
unsmeorawlg not greasy, Lcd 106b (smerig). unswleol trustworthy, true.
unsmefle not smooth, uneven, rough, scabby. unswIB not strong, Lod. adv. -swifie.
unsmMtaes f. roughness, WW. unsydeful = unaideful
niMiiruMC = OH8III6O8 unsfferlle impure, Bl43 17.
unsnotor (©*) unwise, adv. -lice. uns?fernes 1 impurity, foulness.

unsnotornes- (yter-) f. /o%. unsffre (i) L adj. impure, unclean, filthy.
imsnott- = unsnot- II. adv. JfflAay, Cb1484?
unsnyttru f. folly, ignorance. iinsylt=unflealt
unsnyttrumt adv. foolishly. unsynglan to exculpate, LL98[21,l],
unsoden not boiled or cooked. unsynnlg guiltless, innocent, M.
unsdfte harshly, bitterly, severely, violently, unsynnum adv. guiltlessly, 1072. B
M : with difficulty, hardly, scarcely : un- untAle blameless, faultless, M.
comfortably. untAled unblamed, CP351 M.
unsdftHoe harshly, MB. 1*434'. unt&llio (a) blameless, immaculate, undefiled,
unsfim 1 disagreement, LL. praiseworthy, adv. -lice, M,CP.
unsorh free from care, Bl217". untAl-wler&e (y*) blameless, CP. adv.
unsdft I. adj. untrue, false. IL n. untruth, -wierolice.
falsehood. untflealto==uno'8Bslic; until- -unttal-
iinsdftfSBSt untruthful : unjust, unrighteous. untala(NG)=untela
unsottfeestnes f. injustice, unrighteousness. untameul untameable, GPH397.
±unsdttlan to falsify, disprove. unteala= untela
unsfitisag-ol, -nl untruthful, . M unteald uncounted, Lcd3*264u .
unspannan 7 to unfasten, WW231**. untealt stable, steady, Chb897d.

unspeeende = nnspreoende untela adv. not well, amiss, badly, ill, im-
unspfd f ttwn*, poverty.
. properly, wrongly, CP.
unsptdlg poor, JEÂO not fertile.
: untellendllc indescribable.
unsplwol tfal «top* vomiting f Lod. untamed untamed, CPa,WW.
unspornend =oii8pomend untemende =untymende
unspreeende wo< o6fe to «peo&, jE. untenan (KGL)=ontynan
unsteefwls illiterate, GPH393. unttogoftad untithed, CP439*.
unftalfflig unstable, irregular, weak, frivol- unteola= untela
ous, wanton, M. untftorig untiring, unceasing, Met 28".
unstSBtftlgnes f. instability, inconstancy, unttdftt untimely eating, NC330.
wantonness, M.' untldfyl I untimely eating or drinking,
unstaltolfSBSt unstable, unenduring, weak,
fickle, M. untldgewldere n. unseasonable weather.
unstattolffiestnes f. instability, weakness, Chr1095.
fickleness, M. AO. adv. -lice.
unttdllc unseasonable,
unstenc m. stench, stink. untfdspSe f. untimely speech, LL(322»).
unstUle moving, changeable, restless, inquiet, untldweore n. work at an improper time (eg.
uneasy, CP. on Sunday), W.
+unstllllan to cfoturfr, agitate, BH27810 . untXena (AO) =onteona
un-stunes, -stillnes f. agitation, restlessness, unttgan to untie, loosen, unchain, M. [teas 1
disturbance, disquiet, trouble, disorder, untllad destitute, Bo 16".
tumult, M,AO. untbna m. unseasonableness, wrong time, CP
unstrang not strong, weak, infirm, feeble, M. bad time, misfortune, W297 7 .
unstranglan to be feeble. untune ill-timed, unfortunate, M.

unstrangnes f. feebleness. untlmnes f. evil times, W207 1 *.

UNTINAN 333 UNW-ffiRLIC
untlnan = ontynan untygtia unsuccessful (in getting one's wish),

untdbrocen unbroken, M. CP257".
untoclofen uncloven, ÊL2548 . unt^mende barren, unfruitful, M. [tieman]
untod&led undivided, individual, indivisible, untynan = ontynan
inseparable. untuned unfenced, LL106[40].
untdd&ledllc inseparable, indivisible, M. untyti =
untygC
adv. -lioe. untfserfe in pnr. * unCeerfe fling ' *
nequaquam
untodAlednes t undividedness, A 8-318". MtL2«. [unoearf]
>
untd-d&lend-, 6U&1-, dal-, -delen-=unt6 - untisBslic inappropriate, unseemly, unbe-

daeled- coming, absurd, M. adv. -Hoe, J5.
untflAtendlloe incessantly, GDI 17". untesllcnes f. impropriety, .EH 2-3 16 s.
unto-Msende, -lysende that cannot be loosed, unfosUeu t incongruity, 124 uRB .
inextricable, WW. unttanc m. ingratitude, disinclination, dis-

untdtysendllc unforgivable, GD342". pleasure, JE,AO,CP : evil intention, an ill
untosceacen unshaken. turn, M. his untiances against his will,
untfetagen unshaUered, AS 22 s
. involuntarily. [Qer. undank]
untosliten untorn, uninjured, CP. unflancful unthankful, CP,GD.
untospreoendllc ineffable, TO. unflanc-ol, -ul ungrateful, N0330.
untotwfimed undivided, M. untfanc-wurfte, -wyroe ungrateful : not
untoworpenlte (e*, a4 ) inviolable, OEGll 1M . acceptable, disagreeable, M.
untragHoe frankly, El410. untiancwyrtnice ungratefully, 330. NO
untreow = untreowS unttearf f. damage, hurt, detriment, ruin, M.
untrtowe (y) untrue, unfaithful unttearfes without a cause, PPsl3 s .
untrtowfftst (y) unfaithful, unreliable. untteaw m. vice, sin, fault, JS,CP.
untrtowlloe faithlessly, AO. unfteawtost disorderly, iU-mannered, dis-
untreowslan to defraud, deceive, CP : offend, solute, M. adv. -lice.
G. unfteawful uncontrolled, disorderly, WW.
untreowtf f. unfaithfulness, treachery, AO. untfegenllce basely.
untrum infirm, weakly, sick, iU, M,GP. untilnged unexpected, sudden, OP.
untrumlan to be or become sick or infirm : unflingod unatonedfor, OP423 u.
make weak, M. untfolemodnes f impatience.
.
untrumllc infirm, weak, JE. unftoligendllc intolerable, So208 . u

untrumnes f weakness, sickliness, infirmity,
. unttortost unprofitable, DR17917 .
illness, ,E,AO,CP. un-*rfste, -Trieste diffident, OP.
untrymed unconfirmed (by a bishop), LL untfrowendllenes f. impassibility, ZDA31-14.
(140 1 *). untfrowtgendlic unsuffering, M.
un-trymJg, -trymmig sick, infirm, NG. untfurbseeotendlle impenetrable.
untrymlgan to become weak, JnL6 s . untiurhtogen unperformed, neglected, OP
untrymmlgo f. illness, MtLlO1 . 3291*.
untrymnes = untrumnes unttwsegen = unowogen
untrymfi f. weakness, illness. untiw&re = ungeoV&re
untryw- = untreow- +unuwftrlan to disagree, iE,CP.
untwegendlice = untweogendlioe unttw&rnes f. (e) discord, division, Chb.
untweo m. certainty, Cb961. un-ttwean, -owagen, -tiwtegen, -owegen,
untwtod undoubting, As 1244. -owen = untiwogen
untweofeald = untwiefeald untiwernes = unow&rnes
untweogende unhesitating, not doubting, OP. untiwogen unwashed.
iintweogendlle indubitable, certain, adv. unflyhtlg weak, OET107.
-lice indubitably, unhesitatingly, undoubt- unttyldlg = ungetiyldig
ingly, AO,CP. untfyldllcnes f. difficulty, 2-340. BH
untweoUc undoubted,
(i) OEG. adv. -lice unundergilde (as ) invaluable, Bo 27 s*.
certainly, with certainty, M. unwAcllcf steadfast, strong, noble, splendid,
untweonde = untweogende adv. -lioe.
untw§on(d)IIce = untweogendlioe unwfided (e) not clothed, MtL22 u .
untwtonlgend (y) undoubting, A9-11548 . unwsBder = un weder

untwl-, untwy-= untweo-, untwie- unwselgrlm gentle, merciful, GD133*.
untwle-feald, -feld not double, OP : not double- unwsem- = unwem-
minded, without duplicity, sincere, OP. unwser (-war- in obi. cases) incautious, care-'
untyd unskilful, inexperienced, OP. less,unthinking, foolish, M,CP : unaware,
untyddre=untydre; untydHo=untidlio unexpected, on un-wsr, -waran, -warum
untydre h firm, unbending, An 1254. unawares, unexpectedly.
II. m. monster, Bill, unwseres = un wares
untydrende barren, Lci)33b. unwssrllc unwary, heedless, OP. adv. -lice,
untyglan = untigan MJiO,CP.

UNWÎRNES 334 UNWRENC
unwwrnes i heedlessness, W299 7 . unwerUee = unwiBiiice
unwarselpe m. folly, jEL1-68 4 . unwerod not sweet, GP447 1*.'
unwaesoen unwasheri, Leo 41b. unwestm=unwBB8tm; unwettar=unweder
unwsestm mm. barrenness tore, weed. : unwld not wide, NC330.
unwastmb&re unfruitful, unwidere n. bad weather, W.
barren, sterile,
M\CP. unwldlod unpolluted, DR90".
unwsestm-bsBrnes (Ê,AO), -berendnes (M) unwlerfe I. adj. unworthy, CP : worthless :
f. unfruitfulness, barrenness, sterility. contemptible, ignominious. II. adv.

unwmtmberend-e, -lie sterile. unwlese = unwise, unwislice
unwffistmfaest barren, Bl 163*. unwilla m. repugnance, displeasure.
unwsestmfsBStnes f. barrenness, Bl163 17.
unwillan = unwillum
unwaeterig waterless, dry, desert. unwlllende unwilling, involuntary, CP.
unwandiende unhesitating, CP381 tt . unwilles adv. unwillingly, involuntarily,
unwar- v. unw»r. reluctantly, M.
unwares adv. unawares, [gs. of unwaar] unwillum adv. unwillingly, reluctantly, his
unwarnod unwarned, LL382**. unwillum against his will, AO involun- :
unwealt steady, stable, Chb897. tarily, unintentionally.

onwearnumt adv. irresistibly suddenly, in unwllsumUce adv. involuntarily, against
i
a moment. one's will, BH442**.

unwearttMunweoro' unwlndan* (=on-) to unwind, uncover, M.
unweaxenf not grown up, young. unwlne m. foe, enemy.
unwMed = unwfided unwlnsum = unwynsum
imweder n. bad weather, storm, M. unwls unwise, foolish, ignorant, uninformed,
unwedernee adv. tempestuously, Mtl6*. CP.
unweg=onweg unwisdom m. unwisdom, imprudence, folly,
unwegen not weighed, Lod 1-3767 . ignorance, CP.
unwemllc unsullied, pure, WW
622** =
unwise unwislice
un-wemme, -wemmed unblemished, un- unwlsllc foolish, adv. -hce, M.
stained, unspotted, uninjured, M : inviolate. unwlsnes f. ignorance : wickedness, DR.
unwemmend m. innocent man, REPs unwlta m. witless person, ignoramus.
36u (on-). unwltende unwitting, ignorant, AO.
unwemmlng f . incorruptibility, incorrupiion, unwlmlgenduee without punishment, with
8041". impunity, MG&233*.
unwemnes f. purity, HL184**. unwltnod unpunished, CP.
+unwendnes = onwendnes unwltnung f. impunity, So 236*.
unwfine unexpected : hopeless, M. unwltod (io, u) uncertain.
unwened unexpected. nnwlttlg unconscious, ignorant, stupid, M.
unwenlle adj. unpromising, hopeless, des- unwltttgnes f. folly, GD163**.
perate, AO,CP. adv. -lice unexpectedly, unwlttol ignorant, So 80".
by chance, GD88". unwltweore n. foolish work, BlIU*.
unwftnunga unexpectedly, BO14010 . unwffierweard./Wen<%, CP361* .
unwtod n. ill weed, W92 M . unwitierweardllc not discordant, NC330.
unweoder = un weder unwitimetenes f. incomparability, OEG687.
unweorcheard delicate, weakly, infirm, RB unwltfmeteiitto not comparable, incom-
76*. parable, M. adv. -lice.
unweorcllc (o) unsuitable for work, A8*319*°. WW; unwlite m. dishonour,
unweortt (AO)=unwieroe unwllteg = unwlitig
unweortitan (o, u) to slight, treat with con- unwlitegian to become disfigured, CP : dis-
tempt, dishonour, CP : (±) become worthless, figure, transform, CP.
vile, dishonour oneself. unwlltegung f. disfigurement, WW391*.
unweorttlic (u) unworthy, dishonourable, unwllUg unsightly, deformed, disfigured, ill-
AO : unimportant, humble, CP. adv. -lice favoured, M.
unworthily, dishonourably, ignominiously, unwUtlgnes f. disfigurement, BH384*.
AO,CP : indignantly. unworcUc =unweorclio
unweorttnes t slight, contempt, disgrace, unworht unwrought, unfinished.
AO,CP. unworttlan = unweortSian
unweorttsdpe m. dishonour, disgrace : in- unwrano = unwrenc
dignation, CP222*. unwrAne not lustful, Lod.
unweorttung (u) i disgrace : indignation, un-writet, -wr&ste (6) feeble, weakly, AO :
CP2221*. unsteady, untrustworthy.

unweotod =unwitod ; unwer (KGL)=unwaer unwrSstllee adv. weakly,
incongruously,
unwered unprotected, Gen 812. A8-334".
unwerlg unwearying, indefatigable, persis- unwreeen unpunished, unavenged.
tent, iE,AO. unwrenc (») m. vice, evil design, JE,CP.

UNWREON 335 UPP
1 '* 1
ap&tton*' to draw up, bring up, rear: draw
unwrton to uncover, reveal
unwrfet = un wriest out, pull out, pluck up : lift up, place in an
un-wrlgednes, -wrigennes f. uncovering, upright position, M.
revelation. up&tJenian to elevate, lift up, CP.
unwrlgen open, unconcealed, MFH101 (pp. tLp-<aweallan, -awallan 7 to well up, steam up,
7
of unwreon). boil up, M.

unwriten unwritten, Bo. Qp&wegan* to lift up, support, M.
unwrltere m. incorrect copyist, u . MGrS
upawendan to turn upwards, raise, M. pp.
unwrttSan to untwist, unbind, CP. upawend supine, MGr.
unwunden h not wound. II. 4
pp. of un- upberan to bear up.
upbeseon 6
windan. to look up.
unwundod not wounded, Gen 183. Qpbredan* to reproach with, upbraid, W248*.
unwunlendllo uninhabitable, Lcd 3-262. Qpcuman4 to come up, arise.
unwurSûnweorfc ; unwuted=unwitod upcund from above, heavenly, CP.
unwynsum unpleasant, JE, apcyme m. rising, origin, source.
unwynsumnes f. unpleasantness, M.
Qpeard m. land above, heaven, Git 1051.
unwyrcan to undo, destroy. upende m. upper end.
unwyrd f. misfortune, trouble. Qpengelt m. heavenly angel.
unwyrtrumlan to root out, MtL13 M uptode pret. 3 sg. of upgan.
.
nnwyrt5-=unweor6-; unwyrte=unwieroe QpisBreld n? ascension, JS 1-444*. H

unymb-fangen, -fangenlio incomprehensible, upfeax bald in front, WW276".
GD. upfegan to erect, CP.
unymbwendedUo unalterable, DR164". Qpferan to go forth, spring forth, GPH401.
unymbwrlten indescribable, GD268 M fkpferlan to carry up, to raise, So 1307
. .
un^5-=uneao'- Qp-neogan (M), -Aeon* toHy up.

unySglan to trouble, EPs34u . Qpfltrlng f. upper floor (of house), M.
Op [8122] adv. 'up* {to a place), up stream, Qpflor fm., upflore f. upper chamber or story,
up country (inland) : upwards, latan up garret, M.
to put ashore, up forl&tan divide. upflugon pret. pL of upfleogan.
upaberan 1 to bear up. upgan anv. to go up make to go up, raise : :
fkpabl&wan 7 to blow up, be in eruption (of a rise (of sun), Guth148 41 .

volcano), ML&*. upgang m. rising, sunrise, M : going up,
upabreean4 to break out, break through, boil approach, ascent : landing, going inland.
up, JE. upganga m. landing, Ma 87.
up-abregdan, -abredan8 to lift up, raise up, upgeberan4 to bear or carry up.
exalt, CP. upgebrtdan (W249»)=upbrSdan
upadelfan 8 to dig up. ftpgemynd} n. contemplation of things above,
upadon anv. to take up, exhume, upgeotan* to well up, Guth 131 19 *.
upatangnes f. reception, assumption, A5*464. upgetfon*' 1 to draw up.
Qpah&f- = upahaf- Qpgodu np. the gods above, heathen gods,
upahatenlloe (») adv. arrogantly, OEG667. WW497*.
ttpanafennes f. exultation, presumption, Opgong= upgang
arrogance, pride, CP : elevation, M. Qphafenes = upanafennes
upahafu lifting up, NC331. ftphtafod n. upper end, KC6-7910 .
upahebban* to lift up, raise up, exalt, iEf CP uphteh uplifted, high, elevated : sublime,
rise in the air, fly. noble, upright.
ttpahefedUoe arrogantly, HGl422». upheald n. maintenance, KC
4-232*.
Qp-fthelednas (M), -ahefenne8=upahefennes uphebbe 1 water-hen, coot, PPsl03 17.
Qpahon7 to hang up, M. uphebblng f. uprising, LkL88 .
upamyian? to come to light, appear, HGl up-hefenes (VPs), -hefne8==upahafennes
463 (v. OEG4784). fkpheofon m. heaven above, sky.
Ckpar&ran to raise up, lift up, exalt, AO,CP : uphladan* to draw up, HGl 418.
excite. uphas n. upper room, WW384*.
upareocan to erect, raise, build, VPb. upland n. country (as opposed to town).
Qparlsan 1 to rise up, CP. ttplang upright, erect : tall.
up&rlsnes f. resurrection, EHyl4e. uplegen £ hair-pin, 1*.
WW223
upftsprlngan* to spring up, arise, uplendJse from the uplands, rural, from
Qpa-epringnes, -sprungnes I uprising, LPs beyond the town, M, [upland]
102". fkplto upper, supreme, lofty, sublime, heaven-
upastandan* to stand up, rise up, emerge. ly, celestial, M,CP.
upasOgan1 to rise, ascend, M,CP, uplyft fnm. upper air, ether, sky,
up-astlgenes, -astignes f. ascent, ascension, upnea f. height, LPs 103s.
means of going up. upniman4 to raise up, EHy38.
upftitreccan to uplift, CM38. upon=uppan; upp=up

UPPAN 336 UTEMEST
(o s) prep. (w. d. and a.) on, upon, up
i utacund extraneous, external, foreign, NG.
to, against: (time) on, after : in addition to. utacunda m. stranger, LkL17 u.
witJ u. above, on u. against utacymen = utancymen
+uppan = +yppan utadalfan' to dig out, ASGjl
oppe L adv. above, aloft, up, inland, CP. utadon anv. to do out, put out, M.
n.on upon. IL.=yppe Qtidr&fan to drive out, expel, destroy, M.
uppe-=up- utadrttan 1 to drive out, disperse, dispel, LL.
upplan to rise up, swell, CP277 7. utadr$gan to dry out.
uppl-=upl- m&ftmlan (e) to breathe out, MFH 122*.
uppon=uppan utafaran* to come forth, go out, depart, CP.
uprador = uprodor utafkeon* to flee away.
uprdcan to reach up, Bl223 w . utafiowan = utfiowan
fkpriht upright, erect, M : face upwards, OEG utaH*man to drive out or away.
2157. adv. -rihte. fUafon 7 to take out, except.
Qprine=upryne ut-agan anv., -agangan 7 to go out, go forth.
uprooettan to belch up, EPsll8171. utageotan' to pour out, dispense.
up-roder, -rodorf m. upper heavens, ether, utahrAeaii to spit out.
firmament. utalsedan to lead out, LL,VPs.
flpryne m. ascent, rising (of sun). utam&r-an, -ian to drive out, expel, de-
upstttan* 'residere,' ;EGr. BH.
populate,
upspring m. rising up, origin, birth, M : utan=wuton
what springs up. utan adv. from outside, An; Chr : on the
fkpeprungennes 1 eclipse, BH240*b. outside, without, Bo,Oen. utan landes
upstlge m. ascent, ascension, : staircase, M abroad, PPsW. ['outen']
GD170". utanbordes adv. from abroad, CP3 U.
upstigend m. one who mounts up, rider, DR utan-cumen, -cymen L foreign, strange, AO
CHy4*. M belonging another, ['outcome']
to
swell up, Oi7THl31 m
:
uptfyddan to . II. m. stranger, foreigner.

upw8Bg=upweg utane adv. from without, outwards, outside,
upwsestm m. stature, A 17*113. externally, AO,CP.
ttpware mp. inhabitants of heaven, WW Q tan landes v. utan.
365». atanweard external, outside,, WW. ['out-
flpweallan7 to boil up, AO. ward']
upweard, upweardee adv. up, upwards : utan*dan to drive out, expel, RP&43*.
towards heaven. utascftofan =utascufan
upweg-f m. ascent, ascension. utasceotan* to sprout forth, burst forth, CP :
upyrnan* (eo) to run up, grow, increase : rise. to pierce out, AO.
upyrne = npryne Qtascufan" to drive out, thrust out, shut out.
Or m. bison, aurochs : name of the rune for u. utascyndan to drive out, J3.
[Qer. aner] utaslean6 to strike outwards, break out, CP.
Ore I. possess, pron. 'our,' ours, AO,CP,0. utasHdan 1 to slip out.
II. gp.of io. utasplwan' to spew forth, vomit up, CP
UTelendlsc of our country, iEGa9317 . 447 17*19 .
urlgfefleref dewy-winged. utastlngan' to put out (eyes).

urlglast leaving a damp track, Wy29. Otateon 8' 1 to draw out, M.
urne asm. of fire I. utatynan to exclude, VPs,
urnen pp., union pret. pL of iernan. utatfringan* to press out.
uron=urum damn, and dp. of ure L fUattydan to thrust out, cast out, M.
*
us dap. of pers. pron. io us. Qtaweard (NG)=utanweard
user h poss. pron. gen. u ses our. IL gp. fktaweorpan' to cast out, empty out
of ic utberstan = utaberstan
Oslo, usig, usuWus Qsse=ure usser=user utoumen = utancumen
; ;
usses v. user ; usstc = usic, us utcwealm (a, a) m. utter destruction,

ussplung f. expectoration, WW113*. [ut, extirpation, Cp461i.
spiwung] QtcyUan to promulgate, announce, A 4- 166.
ussum dsn. of user. utdrSf f. decree of expulsion, JEH21 M.
ut adv.'out,' AO,Bo,Q : without, outside. utdr&fan to drive out, expel.
uta-(N)=utan- utdrftfere m. driver out, WW172".
Maberstan* to burst out, burst forth, CP. Qtdragan* to remove, LL454[9].
utablawan 7 to blow out, breathe out. Qtdrlfan1 to drive out or away, expel, scatter,
utabreoan4 to break out, M. disperse.
Qtabreaan* to pluck out, take out or away. ute adv. without, outside, abroad, BH ; M :
utacnyssan to drive out, EBPs36u . out. [* crate']
utacumen = utancumen Qtemest = ytemest

UTBN 337 WAC
uten, utene=utan, utane fitnlman4 to take out, redeem.
uterWiitor uton=wuton; Qton=utan
utera, uterra adj. (oomp.) outer, exterior, atone = utane
external, AO,CP.
superl. ytemest utter- fktor(comp. of ute) adv. beyond.
most, utmost, extreme, last ttorlie (e«) external, Kl1477 .
utermere m. outer sea, open sea, Chb 897 a. utr&oan to reach out.
Qteweard adj. external, outward, outside, Otr&san to rush out, Chb.
extreme, last, as ab. outward part, exterior. litre = uterre f and n. of uterra.
.
on uteweardan on the outside, outwardly. utrldan 1 to ride or go away, LL210[8].

utfror n. going out, M. Qtrine = utryne
utfsereld n. exodus, going out, J5,AO. Qt-roccettan, -roccian to belch out, EJPs.
utlaran* to go out. Qtryne m. running away, issue, exit, outlet :
Qtfaru f. going out, JE,RB. ['outfare'] what runs out.

utferan to go out, M. fUsang=uhtsang
tttfleon* to flee out or away. utseeotan* to abut on, EC 121 : suffer to
utflowan7 to flow out, JE,CF : scatter, be dis- escape, aid the escape of, LL194[6,1].
EHy6«.
persed, utscufan' to push out, shut out, exclude, M.
utnyman = utaflyman Qtscyte m. outfall, outlet, exit, M.
tttfdr f. evacuation (from body), Loo 6a. Qtscytling m. stranger, foreigner, So2004 .
uttorl&tan to cast out, iE,AO,CP fktsendan to send out.

utfus ready to start, B33. Qt-slht, -aihte f. flux, diarrhoea, itt,AO.
Qtg&n any. to go out, CP. fktslhtadl f diarrhoea, dysentery,
. Lcd.
fitgang m. going out, departure, exit, exodus Gtslon 1 to issue out, A038 7.
latter part, Outh,MtL,VPs : privy i dejecta, utsW m. going out, departure : death.
excrement, Lcd :' anus.* ['outgang'] Qtsplwung v. usspiung.
Qtgangan 7 = utgan utter, uttor = utor ; uttermsBst = ytemest
tttgaraecg m. remotest sea, Cbrat70. utun=wuton
(Ugefeoht n. external war, BH I, xxn. utw&pnedmann m. stranger, BH354".
fttgegan= utgan; Qtgel&dan = u tl&dan Qtwsrc m. dysentery t Lod.
Qtgem&re n. extreme or remotest limit utwald m. outlying wood, EC28917 .
fitgenga m. exit, MtR22». utwaro 1 foreign defence, LL.

tttweaUan' to well out, flow forth, A 4- 163.
1
utgtio (KGl) pros. 3 sg. of utgan.

Qtgong=utgang tktweard adj. outside of, going away, striving-
Qthealf I outer side, WW
153". to get out.
9
other© m. foreign army, Chb.* utweardes adv. 'outwards, OP.
fithleap n. fine for letting a prisoner escape, fktweore = utwsero
TC. utwlclng m. sea-rover, Chb 1098.
tttlan to put out, expel, LL : alienate {pro- Qtyrnende diuretic, purgative, diarrhcsic.
perty), ['out'} utyrnlng (io») f. flux, MkL5»
utimlng (io) 1 flux, MkL5». GflS- intensitive prefix.
Atlftd f. rightof passage outwards by water, tttfe pret. sg. of unnan.
EC 344 : bringing together {of material) ? fffigende = utSgenge
AS27 . Qflgenge fugitive, alien, fleeting, vanishing,
utlwdan to lead out, bring out, LL54[8,1]. departing.
utlsednes (e) I 'abductio,' EHy6*. ttSmAte huge, MH76*n.
fHlaenda=utlenda; Otl»ndtsc=utlendiso utton pret. pi. of unnan.
utMBs f. out-pastures, KC6-214. ut$uta=uCwita; utfweot-=uoVit-
Gtlaga m. 'outlaw/ M,W. u s ) m. scholar, sage, philosopher,
tffiwlta (eo*,
±Qtlaglan to * outlaw,' banish, Chr. scribe, Pharisee, M.
utlagu ? f outlawry. [ON. utlagi]
. Qttwltello = uowitlic
utlah outlawed, Ghb,LL. tMJwltian to study philosophy, jEGb 146*.
atland n. foreign land, PPs : outlying land Qtfwltlic philosophical, academical, WW.
(granted to tenants), TCB02. ['outland'] utfwuta (KG) = fiowita ; (MSwyt- = utJwit-
utlec=utlic
utlednes = utlodnes
Qtlenda m. foreigner, stranger, alien, Gl.
Qtlende = utlendiso
w
(itlendlao strange, foreign, M,Ohr.
(ae) I. wa I. (see also wea) m. 'woe,' affliction,
II. m. foreigner, stranger, ['outlandish'] misery, evil, M. II. interj. (ocoly. governs
utleoran to go out, pass, GD. d.)woe/ alas/ CP. wa la, wa la wa, wei la
utile from without, foreign, BH. wei ah/ oh/ alas/
utm&ran to tell out, make known, proclaim, wac I. adj. weak, soft, feeble, effeminate,
announce, A
4- 166. cowardly, timid, pliant, M,CP : slender,
ut-nnfest, -mest=ytemest frail : insignificant, mean, poor, : bad, M
O.H.' 22

WAC 338 W^SGFARU
vile. [Qer, weich] II. n. weakness, LL. («) f. poverty, CP.
IIL. pret. 3 ag. of wioan. =waden pp. of wadan.
wac-=w®o- of wood, bluish, OEG7m 8™. ; [wad]
wacan<t awake,
to arise, be born, originate. w»der=weder
[v. 'wake*] wdderap m. stay, halyard; pL rigging, WW
wacoor=wacor 516".
wace weakly, slowly, negligently. +w8dlan to clothe, dress, equip, furnish.
wacel=wacol wftdl (e,e«) f. poverty, CP : barrenness, AO.
waoen (»*, ea1, a1 o*, us) I wakefulness , : w&dla (e) poor, destitute, as %b.=beggar,
watching, vigil : division of the night, NG : poor man, M,CP.
incentive, DR63"(as ). wAdlft=w»dl
wacian (», awake, keep awake, watch,
e) to be wAdltes without clothing.
M,CV. 'wake'][v. wAdltan to be poor, destitute, beg, M.
wiclan to become weak, languish : (±) waver, wfid-llg (M), -ligend (GD) poor.
be cowardly, flinch. [Qer. weichen] wfldlnes = wtedelnes
waciende watching, vigilant. wfidlung 1 poverty, want, M : begging, M.
wacllc weakly, mean, vile, insignificant, wddo=wad
trifling, M. adv. -lice, JE. w»f pret. 3 sg. of wefan.
wacmod n. faint-hearted, cowardly, CP : weak- +wssf = +wef
minded, irresolute, M. wfilan to cfofte, W119».
wacmodnes f. weakness (of mind or body), wAfels (e) mo. covering, mantle, cloak, dress,
cowardice, CP. clothing, garment, M.
wacnes f. weakness, insignificance, M. wafergange f. spider, CPs89 8 . [wefan]
waonlan = waecnan wafergeornnes (»?) I eagerness for sight-
wacol awake, vigilant, watchful, attentive, M. seeing, LL (waefereom-).
adv. M. -lloe, wsferhtts n. amphitheatre, 24". [wafian] ML
wacon=wacen wsferlie belonging to a theatre, theatrical,
waoor watchful, vigilant, CP. adv. -Hoe, CP. OEG62.
waosan=wascan wsBfemes f. show, display, pomp, pageant,
waesclpe m. weakness, slackness : insigni- OEG4465.
ficance, contempt. wafer-eta, -sebn=wffifersyn
-wacu v. niht-w. ; wacul=waool watersolorm. ' pulpitum,* OEGM5&.
L
wad n. 'wood,* JEQr; Mdf. IL (?) drag- waeferatow (ea) f. theatre, Lcd.
net, OEG61" (t. A31-528). wafersyn (e», eo», S», le8 ) f. spectacle, sight,
wad- v. wed. show, display, M. [wafian]
wadan* to go, move, stride, advance : 'wade,' wafllan to speak foolishly, v. NC333.
AO : (+) traverse, pervade. wafon pret. pL of wefan.
wadom = waoum wafre unstable, unsteady, wavering, wander-
wadsSd n. wood seed, LL454[12], ing, restless : flickering, expiring, [wafian]
wftdspltl m. wood-dibble, LL455[16]. W8SfS=W9BI>S
wadung f. travelling, going, M. watt, waeft f. show, spectacle.
w£ (N,VPs) = wa ; waearhrod = weargrod wafung (Gl)= wafung
wseb, weebbWwebb; w&c-=wao- wag h m. =weg. II. pret. 3 sg. of wegan.
±wftean to weaken, oppress, trouble, [wao] wag (a, 5) I. m. motion wave, billow, flood, :
wsecoan (±) to watch : wake. [=wacian] sea. [wegan] II. (±)=wrege. III.=wag.
W8MC6 f. * 9
watch, vigil, wakefulness, J2,CP. IV.^hw»g
wa»coen=wacen wagan= wegan
wseccende watchful, awake. ±wagan (e) to trouble, afflict, CP : deceive,
wsBCcendllce watchfully, GD242 1*.
falsify, & : (+) frustrate, DomIIS.
wasoeer=wacor wagbora m. child of the waves? B 1440.
-f-w&oednes f. weakness, iEH2-552» wAgbord n. ship, vessel, Gen 1340.
wsecen = wacen ; wsscg (Gl) =weog wftgdeor n. sea-animal, Ce988.
wsBOian = wacian wfigdropa m. water-drop, tear, Gul030.
wsecnan, wsBcnian [y. also wacan] to awake, wSge I. f. weight, scales, balance, : 'wey* M
come forth, spring from, arise, be born, (of cheese, wool, etc.) 'pensum,' burden. :
['waken'] ILt (®) n cuP» chalice. *
wsedf n. [usu. pL ; wad- in obi. oases] /ortf, +wdge n. weight, measure.

water, sea, ocean. wsBgel (WW124*)=p«egel?
wSd f. robe, dress, apparel, clothing, garment, W
wsegen waegn ; W8Bgentnzl=waegneotxl
covering : saU, ES 40-326. ['weeds*] wftgescalu = wtegscalu
+weed n. ford, shallow, [wadan] wSgetunge t tongue of a balance, 148". WW
wdd-=wed- wfigtor n. sea-voyage, An 925.
wfidbreo fp. breeches, M. wAgfsst n. water-vessel, clouds, RD4*7 .
w8Bdd= wedd ; dbwBde (e) n. =w£d f. wfigfaru f. track in the sea, Ex 298.

W^GIXOTA 339 WdBLSTENG
wAgflotaj* m. (wave-floater), ship. waMfetf m. death in battle, violent death,
wAghengestf m. ship. B695.
wAghobn m. sea, ocean, B217. wnldrtert n. blood of battle, battle-gore.
w»glAst=weglfe8t waelegian=weligian; waler =weler
wAgttftendf m. sea-farer, sailor. wnlfAhtS 1 deatbyfeud, B2028.
wffiglttendet seafaring. wnlfatim m. deadly embrace, Ex 480.
W8Bgn (waegen, wan) m. carriage, 'wain,' w&lfag blood-stained, B1128.
*waggon,' chariot, cart, vehicle. Carles W8elfeaU=w»lfiU
wan; wfinea otxl tfc constellation of the wttlfel greedy for corpses, ghoulish, El53.
Great Bear, [wegan] walfeld m. battle-field, Chb937.
-wognan v. be-w. walflli m. slaughter, death, destruction.
wsegnere (fin) m. waggoner, WW. W8BUQS awaiting death, B2420.
wAgnere m. enticer, WW436". [wfignian] W8Blfyll = waelfiU
wsegnest = wegneet wselfyUo f. fiU of slaughter, B125.
wsBgn-fser (fin) n., -farn t chariot-journey. wflBlfyrf n. deadly fire funeral pyre. i
wagngehrado (fin) waggon-plank, WW

wmlgwstf m. murderous stranger.
267». weolgftrt m. deadly spear.
wsegngerela (fin) m. 'corpentorui*, ' waggon- waalgenga m. sea-monster t OEG5 41 &»*. ;
master? WW. walglfref bloodthirsty, murderous.

wngngew&de (fin) n. waggon-cover, A9-264. walglmm m. death-bringing gem? Rd21 4 .
+wAgnlan to deceive condemn, NC297.

: wselgrAdig flesh-eating, cannibal, An 135.
waegnscllling m. tax on waggons, TCI 38. weolgrlm fierce, violent, bloody, cruel -.fateful,
wsBgntrtow (fin) n. log given to the carter of a dire. adv. -lice, AO.
load of wood, LL453[21,4T. weolgrtmnes f cruelty, torture, GD.
.
wsagnftol (fin) cart-pint WW343". weelgryre m. deadly horror, Ex 137.

weegnweg (fin) m. cart-road, KG 1
wrolherej m. army intent on slaughter.
wsegnwyrhta (fin) m. 'carpentarius, cart- waelhlem m. death-stroke, B2969.
wright, WW. walhlenoef f coat of mail. .
wAgon pret. pL of wegan. wa&lhrtow (ea s ) cruel, fierce, savage, blood-

wAgpundern n. weighing-machine. thirsty CF adv. -Hoe.
wAgrip? m. wave-rope, wave-bond {ice), wselhreownes f. cruelty, ferocity, atrocity,
B1611. [orTwfilrap] s aughter,&,CP.
wAgryft = w&grift waelhwelp m. destroying hound, Rd 16".
wAgsoalu f. scale of a balance, WW437". waellg=welig; wAllse = wieliso
[soealn ; Oer. wagsohale] w«ll=weall; wsb11-=w8b1-
wAgstatf Rd23".
n. sea-shore, wsella = willa II. ; wsBllan (N) = willan
wAgstream m. current, Ex 3 11. waelle (VPs) = wille ; w&lmMwielm
wAgsweordJ: n. sword with wavy pattern.walmlstt m. mist of death.
wAgflelf n ship, vessel. waolnett n. death-net, Ex 202.
wAgtfria f. peril of the sea, Gen 1490. W8BlnH$f m
* deadly hostility, war.
wAgftrtet m. deluge, Gen 1352. weelnotj m. fatal mark, baleful inscription.

+wAht pp. of +wfioan and -hwfigan. waelpD m. deadly arrow, dart, Gu 1 127.
w»l L n. [nap. walu] slaughter, carnage, AO. wselraBst m. deadly onslaught.
w. +slean to slaughter : field of battle : (in waelraest = weakest ; wselrfiw = wselhreow
pL) dead bodies, AO. [wdl; op. Oer. wal- wAlrap? m. flood-fetter, (ice), B1610?
etatt] ILnL=wielL III.=wel waelreat n. spoil from the slain : act of spoiling
wAl mn. whirlpool, eddy, pool, : M
ocean, the slain.
sea, river, flood. weelreo m. deadly reek, B2661.
wcel-^wel-; wAI-=w3al- waolregn (11) m. deluge, Gbx1350.
W8Bla=wela wselreow = waalhreow
±wAlan to afflict, vex, torment, Gu,MtR. waelrest (e s )f f. bed of slaughter, grave.
wsBlbeddf n. slaughter-bed. walrQn f. mystery of carnage t war -song t
wsBlbend 1 death-bond, band of destruction, El 28.
B1936. wAlso= wieliso
weDlbenn f. deadly wound. Ex 491. w&lsoeaft m. deadly spear, B398.
wselbleat deadly-paler B2725. waBlscel n? carnage, Jud313.
wseleeald deadly cold, Sol468. walseax n. dagger, B2703.
wsBloeasega m. carrion-picker (raven), Ex waelsilht (ea. i, y) m. slaughter, carnage,
164. Che : (t) combat.
walclomm m. deadly fetter, Gen 2 128. wsBlsllhta m. murderer, slayer, GD254".
wsBloraft m. deadly power, Rd 87 u. wsBlslItende corpse-biting, W187 14 : deadly-
waelewealm m. violent death, RD28 . biting, W241".
wal-cyrige, -eyrie 1 (chooser of the slain), wsBlspere n. deadly spear, Ma322 Lcd 175b.
;
witch, sorceress. [Oer. Walkore] wsBbteng m. spear-shaft, B 1638.

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W_«1_ST0W 340 WJESTUNG
walstdw f place of slaughter, battle-field, AO. war I. (napm. ware) wary, cautious, _§2,CP :
.
agan waelstowe geweald to obtain possession (w. g.) aware of ready, prepared, attentive. :
of the battle-field, conquer. ILf n. sea, ocean. [ON. verr] III. = wer.
walstrAl mf. deadly shaft, Gul260. IV.=wearr
waJstrtam m. deadly flood, Gen 1301. wAr I. adj. true, correct, Gen 681. II. f.
walsweng m. deadly thrust, Gkn987. faith, fidelity keeping, protection agree- : :
wait part of thigh, sinew, LL7[68]. [weald] ment, treaty, compact, pledge, covenant :
waltan (wv. in NG)=wealtan bond (of friendship).
walwang m. field of the slain, An 1227. +wAr wg. 'aware' (of), watchful, on one's
walweg (Ssaf63) =hwslweg guard, C7Arl095.
walwuUf m. warrior, cannibal war- = war-, wear-, wer-, wier-, wyr-
wAlwyrt = weal wyrt waran=werian
W8Bm = ( 1 wamm
) ; (2) hwamm ware (wrsec) m. pain, suffering, anguish
warn- = wem- _____
(A ; often confused with WS. weoro. v.
wambede having a great belly, WW 161". JAW52).
[wamb] to be in pain.
wamman = wemman (e)n. pain, MkR 13s .
wfimn L WS = wspen
( ) ware = wer II.
wAmntan==w&pnian; wamst-=w8estm- wAre I. = war II. II. pret. 2 eg. of wesan.
wan=wenn; wan- = wen wArfast (e*) covenant-keeping, honourable,
wAnMwaegn wanan=wenan ; faithful, trusty.
wanes = ( 1 ) waones (2) wohnes ; wArg=werig
wang, wsBDge=wang wange 9 wargtapnes f argument, . 1921 WW .
wAnunga=wenunga; wapan=wepan wAr-genga, -ganga (e*)t wm. one seeking

wApen n. (nap. w&p(e)n, wcep(e)nu) protection, stranger (or ?=wer-).
*
weapon, sword; pi. arms, M,AO,CP
1
: wArlgian = wergian
membrum virile. + warlAcan to warm, _E.
wApenbora m. weapon-bearer, warrior, ±warlan to go, pass by, DR,NG.
knight, JE. warlfos incautious, careless*
wApend, wepened = wfipned wArlfosf faithless, perfidious.
wapen(ge)tac n. 'wapentake* (subdivision warllel. careful, wary, cautious, circumspect,
of a riding), LL. [cp. ON. vapnatak] CP. adv, -lice, JE. II. = werlic
wApengettrae n. encounter of spears f DR wArlloe adv. truly, Gen 652?
168». waiilenes f. wariness, caution, HLIS**.
wApengewrlxl(e) n. hostile encounter. wArlogaf m. troth-breaker, traitor, liar,
wApenbftd = wtepnedhad devil, ['warlock'; leogan]
wApenhete m. armed hate, Ap80. warlot n. craftiness, cunning, deceit, WW
wapenhfks n. armoury, WW348". 364".
w&penleas unarmed, JE. warna = wrenna .
wApenlle male, WW. warnes I. f. wariness, caution. II.=

wApenstral fm. arrow, PPs66s . weargnes
wApentac = w&pengetseo wAron pret. pi. of wesan.
wApentiracuf f. storm of weapons. warsagol cautious in speech, W72".
wApentSrage weapon, equipment? CbA61 ? warselpe m. cunning, caution, prudence,
wApenwtfestre = wapned wifestre AO,CP.
wApenwlga m. armed warrior, Rd 15 1 . wArstllc = wrAstlio
wApmann (JE) = w&pnedmann warword n. word of warning, WW.
wApnMwapen; wApnah1ls=wfipenhu8 warwyrde cautious in speech, FT 57.
wApned I. adj. male, AO. II. m. male was pret. 1, 3 sg. of wesan.
person. wase f . ablution, washing, 13-441 A
wApnedbearn male child, BH76*.
n. +wase
n. only in wsetera +w. 'alluvium,*
wApnedclld n. male child, JE. 179". WW
wApnedeynn n. male species, JE. -wasee v. sceap-w.
wApnedhftd m. male sex, JE sexual power, wcescen = wascen pp. of wascan.
:
GD26*>.
wApnedhand f. male line, TC491".
wasoere m. washer.
waseern n. washing -place, 185*.
^^
WW
wApnedhealf f. male line, TC491". wascestre I. f. washer, house-keeper, 'pres-
wApnedmann m. male, man, AO. bytera, ' GD276. II. m. dyer, GD 191»
wApnedwIfettre f. hermaphrodite, WW. wasenfls n. washing-place.
±wApnlan to arm, JE,CP. waselng m. washing, ablution, Ot.
wApnmann = wsepnedmann wAsend = wasend -wasma v. bere-w. ;
+wApnu np. arms, LPs45w . wasp = waps; wast^weet

wApnung f. armour, _E (+) army. : wAst-=w€st-
waps m. 'wasp,* JE. [L. vespa] wastllng m. sheet, blanket, Gl.

WiESTM 341 WMDA
wastm (e) mn. (nap. wtest-mas, -me) watergebl&d n. watery pustule ? Lcd 162b.
growth, increase :plant, produce, offspring, watergefeall n. waterfall, CC116.
fruit, M,CP : result, benefit, product : watergelad n. conduit, 339*. WW
interest, usury : abundance : stature, form, watergelatn. aqueduct, WW211 1*.
figure, [weazan] watergesceaft f. nature of water, GD220".
wastmaseten f. planting, Mtl5". watergewa&c n. 'alluvium,' WW187 1 .
wastmbare fruitful, jE,CP. watergrund m. sea-bottom, depth, PPsl06 M .
+wastmbarlaii to be or make fruitful, WW. watergyte m. 'Aquarius' (sign of the

wastmbarnes f. fruitfulness, fertility, M. Zodiac), Lcd3-2464 .
wastmbaro {.fruitfulness, A058 M . waternafern m. crab, Lcd 16b.

wastmbdorennes = waestmbsernes waterhftlgung f consecration of water, DR
.
wastmberende fertile, AO. 117 1 .
wastmberendnes f fruitfulness, fertility, BH waterhelm m. covering of ice, GnE74?

.
74"b. ±watertan to water, moisten, irrigate, M,

wastme f. =waestm CP lead {cattle) to water, M. :
wastmlast/nirt/W, ANS122"'. waterlg watery, watered, M.

wsBStmlan to grow, increase, bear fruit. waterisc (e) watery, moist.
WBa&tnaltea fruitless, unfruitfu'., M. waterleas waterless, M.
wastmllc fruitful, DR18 W . waterltest f. want of water, HL9177.
wastmsceatt m. interest, usury. waterllc aquatic, GPH394.
wasttm = waestm watermele («8 ) m. bowl, basin, MGr.
w*t (a, e) I. adj. 'wet,' moist, AO. II. n. watern&dre f. water-snake, WW.
liquid, drink, M. ®t and w. food and waterordal n. water-ordeal, LL388[2].
drink, M. waterpund n. norma, libella aquatica,
*
' WW
wftta m. wetness, moisture, humours, fluid, 150".
water, M,C¥ drink, M. : waterpytt m. water-pit, well, M.
±watan to wet, moisten, water, MGr. conduit (v. OEG1714n).
waterrffie? f.
wate t=w»ta m. watersceat m. napkin, towel, 127 s WW .
water (e) n. (gs. wsetres, waeteree) * water,* water-aolpe (JS.CP), -scype m. sheet of
M,CP ; Mdf sea. : water, waters : conduit.
water&dl f dropsy, Lcd.
. waterseyte f towel, napkin, M. .
water-a»re> -ceddre f. spring of water, waterseatt m. water-pit, cistern.

source, M. watersfoc dropsical* M.
wateralf&dl f. a disease, Lcd . watersfocnes f. dropsy, M.
wateralfen f. water-elf, WW457 8 . waterspryng m. water-spring, Da 386.
water-berend (OEG871), -berere (WW) m. watersteall m. standing water, pond.
water-bearer, sutler, camp-follower. waterstefn f. voice of waters, PPs924 .
waterboh m. succulent snoot, sprig, WW waterstoppa m. bucket, M GDU .
149". waterstream m. river.

waeterbolla m. dropsy, Lcd. waterage m. canal, aqueduct, HGl418m .
waterbora m. water-bearer. watertfftote f. conduit, flood-gate, torrent,

waterbrogaf m. frightful flood. cataract, &.
waterbQc m. water-vessel, water-pot, pitcher, water-tiba, -Cissa m. (water-traverser) whale,
M. WhalbSO : ship, Gul303.
waterbueca m. water-spider, 122 4 WW
watertfrflh f water-pipe, conduit, Gl.
. .
waterburnef. water-stream, DP 3 watertfry* f rush of waters, PPs 106M

. . .
waterbyden 1 bucket, cask, WW503 14 waterung f. watering, providing with water,

.
watercla* m. towel, RB59 f M. .
watererog m. water-pot, WW484 18 waterwSdlnes f. dearth of water, ^L23bsw

. .
watercrfkce f. water -pot, Cp283u. waterweg m. watercourse.

waterdrlnc m. a drink of water, NC331. waterwrlte f. 'clepsydra,' water-clock, WW
water-egsa, -egesaf m. water-terror. 378".
waterelfen = waeter&lfen waterwyU m. spring of water, fountain, LL
waterfasten n. water-fastness, place pro- 312[5,1].
tected by water, Chb894a. waterwyrt f water star-wort. .
water-fat n. ,nap. -fatu water-pot, flagon, M. water?* f. billow, B2242.

waterflaxe f. water-pitcher, 3fil4". [v. watlan to be wet, WW447 1 .
'flask'] watlg (GPH389) =p«tig

waterflod m. water -flood, inundation, deluge, watla m. swathe, bandage, Lcd 78a.
M,AO. watnee f. moisture, LkL8*(e).
waterfrocga m. water frog, NG331. watrian = weeterian watter (N) = water
;
waterful dropsical, WW. watung f. Lcd.

wetting, moisture,
watertyrhtnes f. hydrophobia, WW112 M . waft n. ford, Chb 1073d. [ON. va«]
waterg&t f. water spider, WW1224. -watta v. here-w.

WJBDAN 342 WANHLYTE
I to wander; roam about : hunt, [watt] (o)t shameful speech, curse,
wAffeburne t fishing stream? BC (Mdf). blasphemy.
wMeIne8 = w&delnee; wfttfl=wfidl wamdaM (o)f t deed of shame, crime.
wdwarttic good? A8-335". adv. (e, y) wamfreht (o) n. sinful divination, WW.
-lice sucrtssfuUy? A8-298; W1691. wamfulf impure, shameful, sinful, bad.
wbbk (N)Wweax wamlust m. allurement, enticement, A 13-28
wAz = weox pret. 3 sg. of weaxan. OEG 7".
weextf prea. 3 sg. of waacan.
9
wamm (o) I. mn. stain, spot, disgrace, defect,
waflao to 'wave, M. defilement, sin, evil, crime : injury, loss,
waflan to be agitated, astonished, amazed, hurt, misfortune. II. adj. shameful, bad.
gaze a wonder at, admire,
,
f
9 9
hesitate.
: M wamsceatta (o)t m. sin-stained foe f devil.
wiflenda 'theatralis, 'visibilis, OEG233. wamaeyldlg sinful, criminal, Gkn949(o).
wafoiile =waeferlic wamwllte (o) m. wound in the face, LL.
wafting (®, e) f. spectacle, display, pageantry, wamwyroende (o) worker of sin, CR1093.
sight, M : astonishment, amazement, M. wan I. (once + ; o) (nsu. undecl. and used
[wafian] predioatively) wanting, deficient, lacking,
wafungstede m. place for shows, theatre, WW. absent, CP. anee wan tie tiritig or anes
wafungstow t place for shows, theatre, Lcd wana ttrittigum twenty-nine. II. pret.
3-206* 3 sg. of winnan. III.=wann
wig I. (a) m. watt, M,HO,CP. [Goto. ±wana m. lack, want, deficiency, M. w.
waddjua] II.=weg I. beon to lack, fail.
wigbr&gel n. tapestry, vail, NG. wan&ht (o) f. want, povertyt tHy4Mt .
waglan to move, shake, swing, totter, M. wananbeam m. spindle-tree, Gl.

['wag'', wegan] wanool (e) unstable, unsteady, tottering,
wagn=wsegn vacillating, weak. Bo.
wagon = w&gon pret. pL of wegan. wand I. pret. 3 sg. of windan. IL f? mole
wigrlft (e, y) n. waU- hanging y tapestry, vail, (animal), Gl.
curtain. +wand n. shamefastness, RB688 : hesitation,
wigfteorl doorway? LPs61«. [tSyrel] [windan]
scruple,
wigtSyllng (wah-) f. i£WMMCotf*fl, 147". WW wandeweorpe f. mole (animal), &(u*).
[wag,«iUe] wandlan (o) to hesitate, flinch, desist from,
wagung f. moving, shaking. Lcd. omit, neglect, M,CP : fear, stand in awe,
wtt&Mwag M: have regard to, care for. [windan]
wahmeta n. ^Sne faeoJ, Lcd 101b. [OHG. wandlung f. changeableness, Bo 15".
w&hi] -wandodUoe v. nnfor-w.
wahaan= waacan; wai=w»lL 9
wandrlan to wander, roam, fly round, hover,
*
wal- = wael-, weal- ; wala (N) = wela I. CP : change : stray, err.

walal walawa! interj. (w. g.) oh/ alas/ wo/ wandung f feeling of respect, NC332.
.
9
['wellaway ; wa] wand-wurp, -wyrp= wandeweorpe
walan v. wain I. ; Walas = Wealas wanf&h (o) dark-hued, Rd53*.
walc-=wealc- wanleaz (o) dark ha ired, R d 13s .
wal-erlgge, -cyrge=w«lcvrige wanfota m. pelican, WW287 1'.

walcsplnl (o1 ) f. curling-tron, crisping-pin, wantyr (o) n. lurid flame, CbQ66.
WW198 1 ;OEG26". wang I. (o) m. plain, mead, field, place :
wald (N,VPs)Wweald world. II. m. =wange
walde (CP443 11 )=wolde wangbeard m. whisker, Lcd 73a.
waldmora = wealmora wange (e, o) n.jaw, cheek. [Qer. wange]
Wale (« ea) 1 Welshwoman, female slave, wangere m. pillow, bolster.
Rd. wangstede m. place, locality.
waler (DR) = weler ; walhMwealh wangtott m. molar, grinder.
walio woful, lamentable, Sat 100. wangturf f meadow-turf9 Lcd 1 -400T
. .
wall (VPs)Mweall wanh»f- = wanhaf -

wallatf (DR) spree, pi. of W8ellan=willan. •fwanhftlan to weaken, &.
wahn(N)=wielm wanhftffl L weakness, sickness, Sc54 M .
walu I. f. ridge, bank, comb (of wanhfiw (o) bluish, WW376M

Ct : rib, .
helmet), B1031. II. f? m? weal, mark of wanhafa m. poor man, SP985 1 .
a blow, OEG. III. v. wiel I. wanhafol needy, M.

wMwyrt = wealwyrt warn = wamm
; wan-hafolnes, -baf (e)nes («) f. want, hunger.
wamb (o) f. belly, stomach, <£,CP,VPs : wanhal unsound, weak, ill, sick, maimed,
'womb 9 : hollow? KC3-52. M,CP.
wambadl f. stomach-ache, LoD81a. +wanhillan to make weak, HL12".
wambhord n. contents of the belly, Rd 18 10 wanh&lnee f weakness, ill-health.
. .
wambscyldtgT gluttonous? v. NC331. wanhiyte having no share in, free from,

wambetoe having pain in the stomach, Lcd. 398"
WW

WANHOGA 343 WEALD
wanhoga m. thoughtless one, fool. II. f. shelter, protection, care, custody, guard,
wan-hygd, -hydf f carelessness, recklessness,
. defence, vindication, M,AO.
daring. -waru v. burg-, ciric-, eortS-w.
wanhygdlg (hydig)t careless, rash. waruft, waruo=warotS, waroC
±wanlan to dimmish (tr.), lessen, curtail, was = was ; -wisa v. wudu-w.
injure, impair, take from, J5,AO infringe, wascan* (*; aos, a(c)x) to 'wash,' bathe,
:
annul diminish (intr.), dwindle, decline, lave : envelop, B3116 (or T=weaxan).
:
fade, decay, jE,CP 'wane' (moon). wase (v. OEG1818) f. mire, marsh.
:
w&nlan to complain, bewail, lament, bemoan, wasend (») m. weasand, windpipe, gullet. '
[
AO. [Oer. weinen] wasesette f. cuttlefish, WW181 7 [wase, .
wan-iendllc, -gendlic diminutive, JEGr. sceotan]

wann I. (o) dark, dusky, lurid, ['wan 1 ] wast pres. 2 sg. of witan.
II. pret. 3 sg. of winnan. wat I. pres. 3 sg. of witan. II. pret. 3 sg.
wannhal=wanhal of witan. III. =waH
wannlan to become dark-coloured, turn black, watel (o s , u*) m. * wattle, 9 hurdle, covering :
NC332 : become discoloured? u
178 . (pi.) MP
thatching.
wannlht wan, pale, livid, WW 431". water = water; watol= watel
wansAUgf unhappy. watr-=w»tr-, wseter-
wansceaftf f. misery, misfortune. watul = watel
wanseeaMa m. (or -te f.) a disease, Lcd. watJt * wandering, journey : pursuit, hunt,
•
wanscr?d poorly clad, iEHBOO". hunting, chase.

wanseoc 'commitialis*?^. OEG4937. wattoma = watfuma
wanslan to diminish, Chb666b. w&*Jol wandering t or m.fuU moon? Fin 8?
wansptd f. poverty, want, AO. watt-um, -umaf m. wave, flood, stream, sea.
wansptdlg poor, indigent, M. W&Wft ^^ ^yAA
wanung waning, decrease, deprivation, w&wan7 to blow (of wind), Rd41 m
(o) f. .
diminution, loss, injury, weakening, M. waxan = ( 1 ) wascan ; (2) weaxan

wanting f. howling, lamentation, M. waxgeorn = weaxgeorn
wanwegende waning (moon), Lcd. we (e) pron. (1st pers. plur.) g. user, d. us,
% %
wfipe napkin, towel f 1M122". ace. us(ic) we.
wapelian, wapolian to bubble, froth, exhale, wea m. misfortune, evil, harm, trouble :
emit, pour forth. grief, woe, misery : sin, wickedness.

wapul m! bubble, froth, WW. weaoen = waecen
war = wean- weacw&nlan to lament, 6 at 320.
war I. n. sea-weed, Gl : sand. II. = w»r wfiadftdff. evil deed.
wara, gs. of warn. waadhoe (Ep887) =weodb6c
-waran v. burg-, coaster-, eorB-w. weadu (K) =wudu
waras (N) = weras nap. of wer I. weafod=weofod; weag=weg
-warns v. burg-, eortJ-w. weagesft m. companion in trouble.
waratt=waroo weaglan = wagian
ward = ( 1 ) weard ; (2) wearS ( weoroan) weahte pret. 3 sg. of weccan.
-ware v. burg-, eort5-, coaster- w. weahxan= weaxan
waren-=warn-; warht=worht weal=(l) weall; (2) w«l
warlan to beware : ( ± ) guard, protect, defend waalMwealh weal- = weall-, wel-
;
warn, CP :
(t) hold, possess, attend : (t) wealaTf f. wretched remnant.
inhabit. [w»r] wealand = wealland
waiig weedy, dirty, GnE99. Wealas (pi. of wealh) the Welsh : Wales.
wirlht/utt of sea-weed, Gl West We(a)las West-Welsh, Cornish.
warltreo = weargtreow + wealc n. rolling, tossing motion attack, :
i
warnlan (ea, are) (±) to warn, caution, : ChbIIOO.
*
M
(±) take warning, take heed, guard oneself wealea (a) m. \b\Uow, rolling wave ight :
against, &,CP deny (oneself, etc. ). [wearn]

: floating garment.
warnung (ea) f. warning* foresight, caution. wealcan* (±) to move round, revolve, roll,
:
[Oer. warnung] toss, CP fluctuate revolve in one's mind,

: i
warott (a1 , ea1 , e 1 , a*, e 1, u 1) n. shore, strand, discuss, scheme, reflect, jE,CP wrap round, :
twist, curl, OEG

4
( + ) traverse. [ walk
beach. '] :
warott n. alga, sea-weed, Rd41 m wealoere m. fuller, WW407 2*.

.
warottfarutf m. surf, An 197. ±wealelan (a) to curl, roll up, OEG.

warotigewlnn (u*) n. surf, An439. wealool mobile, not firmly fixed, GPH399**1.
warp=wearp I. ; warr=wearr wealosplnl (a, o) f. crisping -pin, OEG, WW.
warsclpe = worscipe Wealoynn n. the Welsh kin, 146**. EC
wart I. (N) = warotJ. II. (N) =rwear« pret. weald I. (a) m. weald, forest, wood, grove,
3 sg. of weortSan. AO : bushes, foliage, Gbn846. ['wold*)
waru I. f. 'ware,' article of merchandise, M. II. m. power, AO
(usu. +). III. powerful,

WEALD 344 WEARD
RB117 1. IV. conj. perhaps, foreign country, Gen 2706
possibly, wealland n.
haply, lest, M. Normandy, Chb 1040b. [wealh
(weal-) :
|
+ weald n. might, power control, command, Weallas = Wealas

:
dominion, his gewealdes of his own accord, weallellf n. sea-cliff, B3132.

intentionally protection subjection groin : wealldle f. a walled ditch ? KC5-346".
: : :
muscles of the neck? LL88[77]. wealldor n. door in a wall, Cb328.

±wealdan T (a) w. g. d. (instr.) and a. to rule, wealle f starwort. .
control, determine, direct, command, govern, + wealled = + weallod

possess, AO,CP : wield (a weapon), exercise : weallende boiling, fervid, ardent, energetic,
cause, bring about, CP. fiery.
wealdbAre n. place affording mast for swine, wealltesten n. walled place, rampart,
EC 00*. fortification, fortress.
+wealden I. adj. subject (to), easily con- weaUgeatf- n. rampart-gate, postern.
trolled inconsiderable,
: small. II. adv. weallgebrec n. wall-breaking, act of making
moderately. a breach, A0134".
wealdend (a) I. m. leader, controller, ruler, weallgeweorc n. building of a wall, M
king {often of Ood). II. f female ruler.
lord, . destruction of walls, ^Gr12».
±wealdende ruling, powerful. weallian to go abroad, travel, wander : go as
Wealdendfsder m. Heavenly Father. pilgrim.
+wealdendllee powerfully, PPsl35 ls . wealllm m. cement, mortar, JE (Gen 11 s ).
wealdendras late nap. of wealdend. weallisc = wieliso
+wealdenmdd self-controlled, Cba70. + weallod walled, M.
wealdes (nan. +) of one's own accord, CP weallstftnt m. stone used in building.
198». weallsteall m. wall-place, foundation? Wand
wemldgenga m. robber, thief, M. 88.
±wealdletfer n. rein, bridle, JE. weallsteapf steep as a waU, Gen.
wealdmoru = wealmoru weallstUltng (y*) m. repair of walls.
wealdnes (a) f. rule, VPsl44w . weallstdw = wtelstow
wealdswattu L forest-track, B 1403 (a 1 ). weallftr&d (a1 ) m. plumb-line, 522". WW
wealdung f. government, rule. weallung (a, y) f. agitation, fervour, zeal.
weale = wale ; weales v. wealh. weallwalat m. part of a house-wall? founda-
wealfsesten = weallfssten tion ?B,vis 21.
wealg nauseous, CP447 18 .weallweg (a 1 ) m.walled road? Ct.
wealgat = weallgeat weallwyrhta m. mason, Gl.
wealh (a) m. (gs. weales) foreigner, stranger, weallwyrt = wealwyrt
slave Briton, Welshman.
: weal-mora, -more=wealhmora
wealh&t boiling hot, red-hot, LcD96a. wealnes (CPs) = wealdnes
wealhbaso f foreign red, vermilion, Gl.
. wealowlan = wealwian
Wealhcynn n. men of Wales, Britons. wealsada m. cord (for binding slaves)? PPs
wealhen = wielen 130*. [wealh]
wealhisBreld (a) n. a force which patrolled wealstUllng (y*) = weallstilling
the Welsh border t KC2-60" wealstod = wealhstdd
wealh-gefera, -gerefa m. commander of the wealt I. shaky, unsteady. II.=wielt pres.
•wealhtereld,' Chb897a. 3 Bg. of weaidan.
wealnhafoe m. foreign hawk, falcon. wealweorc n. masonry, M.
wealhhnutu (a) f. (foreign nut), 'walnut,' wealwian (a, y) to roll (intr.), 'wallow,* CP :
WW462". roll (tr.) dry up, shrivel, wither, decay.
:
wealhlso = wieliso wealwyrt (a, «) f. dwarf elder, endive, [wealh]

wealh-moru, -more (a 1
) f., -mora m. carrot, wtamet, weametto f. passion, anger, M.
parsnip. wftamod ill-humoured, angry, CP.
wealhstdd m. interpreter, translator, J3,CP : weamddnes f. anger, passion, impatience*
mediator, CP. JE,CP.
WealhSeod f Welsh nation, LL.
. weape=w»ps
wealhwyrt = wealwyrt wear = (l) wearr; (2) hwer
weattan to be defiant ? ML12P. wear- =w»r-
wtalie woeful, sorrowful, Wt12. wearas =weras npl. of wer.
1
weall I. (a, ») m. wall, dike, earthwork, wearo=wa3ro
rampart, dam, M
AO,CP ; Mdf : (f) rocky weard I. fm. watching, 'ward,* protection,
shore, cliff. [L. vallum] IL=w»l. III. guardianship, AO,CP : advance post, : AO
— wiell waiting for, lurking, ambuscade. II. m.
weallan7 (±) to be agitated, rage, toss, well, keeper, watchman, guard, guardian, pro-
bubble, seetheJoam, be hot, boil, M,AO,CP : tector, AO : (f) lord, king : (f) possessor.
swarm :flow t M. up w. to rise (of a river), III. adv. towards, to. witS... weard towards*
AO. [Ger. waUen] IV. = wearB. V. 'sandiz, • v. A 30-249.

WEARDIAN 345 WEDBRICE
weardlan watch, guard, keep, protect, wtat&eenf n. sign of grid.
to
preserve hold, possess, occupy, inhabit wtatfearf f. woful need, WifIO.
:
last w. keep the track of, follow closely. weax (e) n. 'wax,' AO.
swaoe w. remain behind, leger w. keep weazseppel m. ball of wax.
one's bed. ±weazan (e) I. sv^to 'wax,' grow, be fruit-
weardmann m. watchman, guard, patrol, M. ful, increase, become powerful, ^J,AO,CP.
weardseld, weardsetl (M) n. guardhouse, II.=wasoan
watch-tower. weaxberende m. candle-bearer, acolyte, DB
weardsteall m. watch-tower, WW.
195«(io*).
weardwlte n. penalty for not keeping guard, weazbred (e) n. writing-tablet, M : diagram,
TC411' 1 . list, A 8-332.
wearf I. (EC202) = wearp pret. 3 of weaxoandel (e1 , o*) f. wax candle.
sg.
weorpan. 1 1. = hwearf weazen pp. of weazan.
wearg (e) I. m. {wolf), accursed one, outlaw, weazgeorn (a ) desirous of increase, very
felon, criminal, M. II. (-erig, -yrig) adj. greedy, WW102 18 .
wicked, cursed, wretched. [ON. vargr] weazgeseeot n. payment made in wax, W

weargberende villainous, WW407* 7 171 1 . .
weargbra&de (-geb-) f. a warty eruption, weazhlftf m. wax tablet, Lcd.

impetigo, stye in the eye, tetter, ringworm, weazhttfsealf f. wax salve, Lcd 92b.
mole, freckle, [wearr] ±weaxnes f. increase, growth.
weargnes f ae, e, y) f. evil, malice, cunning. weazscot = weazgeseeot
weargrdd f scaffold, gallows, Gl.
. weaxsealf (e) f. wax salve
weargtreafu {rht) np. home of the damned, weaxung 1 growth, increase.
heU, El927. web, webb n. 'web,' weft : woven work,
weargtreow (ari-) n. gallows, Ct. tapestry, M. [wefan]
weargung (e) f. misery, EPs87". webba m. weaver, EC, WW.
wearh Lwwearg. II. = wearr webbeam m. weaver's beam, WW.
wearlht = wearriht webbestre f . female weaver, 188 11 . WW
wearm 'warm,' M,CP. adv. -e. webbgeweore n. weaving, HL,MH.
wearmelle = wurmille webblan to weave, contrive.
iwearmian (eo f y) to become warm, M,CP. webbung (hw) f. plotting, conspiracy, OEG
wearmllc warm, Da 350. 2975 : 'scena' (=wafung? v. 2920). OEG
wearmnes f. warmth, iELll lw. webgerittro np. weaver's implement f WW
wearn I. f. reluctance, repugnance, refusal, 294".
denial, CP : resistance : reproaches, abuse. webgerod n. weaver's implement, Cpl988.
[waru] II, = worn webhoc m. weaver's comb, reed? WW.
wearn- = warn-, wearrn- webllc pertaining to a weaver, Gl.
wearnma&lum (e) adv. in troops, WW25 1
. websceaft m. weaver's beam, WW293 M .
[worn] webtdg (») f. weaving-thread, OET615.
wearnwlsllce av. obstinately, WW. [teag]
wearod, wearoC=waroC webtawa m. thread, line, WW433 8.
wearp I. m. 'warp,' threads stretched webung (Cp 180s) = wafung

(a)
lengthwise in a loom twig, osier, [weorpan] webwyrhta m. fuller.
:
II. pret. 3 sg. of weorpan. weeca=weoca

wearpf&t n. basket, WW. weecan (±) to awaken, arouse, CP call up, :
wearr (a, », eo) m. wart, callosity, M. bring forth, produce : recall : exhort, en-
wearrtg (M), wearriht warty, knotty. courage move, set in motion
: kindle. :
wearrthtnes f. knottiness, roughness {ofskin)9 [wacan]

Gl. weecend m. instigator, GPH393.
wearrnes (wearn-) f. knottiness. w*ce = wao I.
weart, wearte (a, e) f. 'wart. wecedrenc m. emetic, Lcd.
weartere (©) m. occupier, dweller, Chb565. weeg m. 'wedge' mass of metal, lump,
: M :
[weard] piece of money, M.

wearS I. n.=weortS. II. pret. 3 sg. of weegan to move, agitate, drive hither and
weortian. III.=warotS thither : be moved.
weart- = weorti- weelan (VPs) = wacian
wfos adv. by chance, accidentally, CP. mid wecnlan=w»cnian
w. by chance. wed=wedd
weasc-=weesc- wMMwsed
weasgeUmp n. a chance occurrence, WW +wM I. n. fury, rage, [w6d] madness.
410". ll.'obliquus,distortus,' [woh] ZVA319 1 ".
wftaspell n. evil tidings, B 1315. ±w*d*n{&)tobemad,rage,M,AO,CP. [w6d]
weastern (Chb 1015)= western wM-beorge, -berge=wedeberge
weastm = waestm wedbrloe = wedbryce •

WBDBRODOR 346 WELGEWLFTE
wedbrdtfor m. pledged brother {in a brother- weggelAte fn. junction of roads, Gl,(X
hood of compact, not of blood), Chb. [wedd] wegge-sl8? -sffia? (v. OEG861) travelling
wedbryoe m. breach of agreement, treachery. companion.
wedd n. pledge, agreement, covenant, security, weggewlt n. aberration {of mind), GPsllS11 .
^,AO,CP : dowry, WW. weg-U interj. 'eugc'/ PPs69«.
±weddlan engage, pledge oneself, covenant, wegltas out of the way, erroneous : without
promise, vow : give to wife, betroth : 'wed,' a road.
marry. wegleast (I>) f. trackless place, wilderness,
weddung f. pledging, betrothal, Nio474M . ARSPsl06««.
wMe I. raging, mad. [wod] II. (A) = wsde wegneet n. food for a journey, viaticum.
+wMe n. fury, rage, madness. M. [w6d] wegrtaf n. highway robbery, LL.
wMeberge f. hellebore. wegtwlflung f. branching of roads, WW
wMehund m. mad dog, Lod,Met. 179". [=-twislung]
wMelnes (VPs) = weSelnes w*gur=wigar
wMen (MF 178) = weden wehsan = weaxan
wMendsftoe mad, GD 135n ; 223. wehte pret. 3 sg. of weocan.
wMenheort I. mad, insane, WW. II. n. wei v. wa; weig=weg
9
madness. wel I. adv. (comp. bet) 'well, abundantly,
wtdenheortnes f madness, frenzy, CP.
. very, very easily, very much fully : nearly : :
weder I. n. weather, air, AO : sky, firma- pleonastic (as in Sac w. =also), sometimes
* *
ment : breeze, storm, tempest. II.=weoer îndeed, to be sure. tfi w. too well. w.
+ weder = + wider neah nearly, almost, w. hw&r, w. gehw&r
wederblfte bleached by the weather, A 8-449. for the most part, nearly everywhere, wella
wederburg 1 exposed town, An 1690. alas/ (cp wala). II.=wael. III. = wiell
wedereandel f. sun, Ph187. wel- =h wel-, wel-, weal-, wiel-
wederdssg m. day of fine weather, Az96. w§I-=wiel-
wederfest weather-bound, Chb 1046b. wela (a, ea, eo) m. ' weal, ' prosperity, happi-
wedertan to exhibit a change of weather. ness, riches (often in pL), AO.CP.
wedertieen n. sun, Gul267. Wftland m. the Smith-God, Northern Vulcan.
+wederu np. weather. [OHO. giwitiri] welbesoeawod discreet, considerate.
wederung (») f. {bad) weather, Chb 1086. welboren well-born, of good family, noble.
wederwoloen n. cloud, Ex 75. welen=wolcen
wedewe = wudnwe weldAd f good deed, benefit, kindness.
.
+wedtostan (wet-) to betroth, Cp635s. weldM=weld£d

wftdlng f. madness, GD 164* ; WW409*. weldoend [CP]=weldond pros, ptc. of
wftdl-=wsdl- weld&n.
wedlfte n. pledge, plighted troth, 'wedlock.' welddn anv. to do well, CP : benefit, satisfy,
wedloga m. violator of agreement, traitor. please, MtLlS".
[leogan] weldond m. benefactor, Gl.
+wef n. woof, web. weldonnee f. weu-doing, kindness, DR 13 17 .
wM-=waf-, w£f-, weof- weleg = (1) wilig ; (2) welig
wetans (eo) (±) to 'weave,' M : devise, con- welena gp. of wela.
trive, arrange. weler (eo) mf. lip, M,CP.
well I. f. woof, warp, Gl : an implement for welettg rich, AN8128™.
weaving. II. = wifel welfremmlng f. good deed, benefit, 187". DR
weft, wefta m. weft, WW. welfremnes i benefit, DR.
weg I. (ae) m. 'way,' direction, J5. AO path, welg I. m. = wilig. II. adj. = welig
:
road, highway, Mdf journey,

: M course of welga=weliga wm. of welig adj.
:
action, ealne w. (eataeg) adv. always, on welg* interj. hail/

w. (aweg) adv. away. be...wege on the welgeboren = welboren
way {to) [Oer. weg] II.=w«eg II. wel-gecwime, -geowemedlic well-phasing,
weg = (l)wfege; (2) wig acceptable, SPs.
weg- = onweg-; wtg-=w£g- welgecwemnes f favour, DR. .
wegan* (±) to carry, support, sustain, bear, welgedon well-done, good, beneficent, CP.
bring, CP : move : wear (±) 'weigh, welgehwSr = welhwfir
1
:
measure, welgeHclan to please well : be well pleased.

+wegan tofiaht, B2400. welgellewlrtte well pleased, acceptable, VPs
weg-bride, -br*de {M) f. way-bread, plan- 118 1".
tain, dock. welgeDcwirltaes f good pleasure, VPs 1407 .
.
wegfarende (&, 6) wayfaring, M. welgesprlng = welspring

wegfirend m. wayfarer, traveller, GD. welgestemned having a good voice. ANS84-6.
wegfor f. travel, journey, WW423 M . welgetyd wen-instructed, ES 39-354.
wegg=weog welgewende thriving, MF (Vesp. xiv). D
wegged&l n. road-dividing, cross-way, Gl. welgewllte beautiful

WELGEWLITEGOD 347 WEOCSON
welgewlltegod well-adorned. wen I. f. belief, hope, opinion, expectation,
welglan==weligian v
supposition, CP : probability, w. is o»t
welhftwen weu-hued, beautifully coloured, perhaps : name of the rune for w. II.—
CP411» wsegn
welhreowllee = welhreowlice +wen to bend, twist, NC297 (A 14139).
welhwa pron. each, every. w&na m. hope, opinion, expectation, idea,
±welhW8Br adv. (nearly) everywhere. fancy, CP.
±welhwllc (e, y) pron. each, any* nearly ± wenan (w. g. or a.) to 'ween,* fancy,
every. imagine, believe, think, expect, hope, fear,
wellg I. well-to-do, rich, prosperous, M,AO, M,AO,CP : wonder, ES37191.
CP. II. m. 'willow.* wenb*l m. boil, carbuncle, Lod.
±weIJglan to be prosperous, abound wenoel I. (i) n. child maid-servant. II.=
: enrich, :
JR. [v. 'awelgien*] waneol

wellgstedende (woegl-) making rich, DR08*. wend m. what turns up, an event.
well = (1) will ; (2) wel ; wella = wiella +wend n. snail-shell, snail, WW. Twindan]
wellft=wala; welle = wille ± wendan to turn, direct, MCV: wend one *s 1
*
wellende (VPs) = willendepres. ptc. of willan. way, go, M, AO return change, alter, vary, : :
wellere bosom, fold, hollow, WW. restore, M

convert translate, CP. [windan]
: :
welllbbende (y 1 ) living weU, well conducted, wende pret. 3 sg. of wenan.

reputable, CP. WendelsA mf. Mediterranean Sea, AO.
weUIolan to please well, MFH 178. -wenden v. ed-w.
weffiQung f. agreeableness, EPs. wendend m. that which turns round, WW
welncwyrlto (u») well-pleasing, BCPsl46". 489".
wellyrge (Gl) = wellere welm = wielm ; wendende movable, revolving, So 97*.
-welm v. f6t-w. ; Weiond=Weland wendere m. translator, interpreter, OEG 5259.
welor=weler; welp=hwelp Wendle mp. Vandals.
welrtab (Ep,Erf642)=w»lreaf wendung t change, turning, rotation, CP.
wehtimllce adv. graciously, DR. +wene perhaps, MkR14*(oe).
welrQmmdd gracious, DR12 M .wenendllo to be hoped for, GD269".
wel-epring, -sprynge (CP)=wyll(ge)spring w*nere=waegnere; wtaes—wSnes
welstinoende fragrant, CP439". w§nesta=wenstii; weng=wang
welswegende melodious, SPslSO*. ±wenge n. cheek, M. [wang]
welt, weltS =wielt, wieltJ pres. 3 Bg. of ±wenlan to accustom, habituate, inure, train,
wealdan, weallan. iE,CP : entertain, treat, w. mid wynnum
welttangent honoured, in high repute. treat kindly, w. t6 wiste feast, entertain :
weluc=Weoloc break wean 9 from.

off,
welting f. revolution, OEG28* . [wielwan] weninga = wenunga
welweorfte of high esteem, Lon3*432M . wenlle comely, beautiful, M : 'conveniens,*
welwllled- =welwillend- MkL.
welwillende well-wishing, benevolent, kindly, wenn I. mf ' wen, * tumour. (K) = wynn
.
II.
good, M,CY. wennan = wenian
welwlUendllee benevolently, lovingly, kindly. wenncleen n. little wen, ZDA31-46.
wel-wllle(n)dnes, -wilnes f. benevolence, good- wennsealf (wen-) t wen-salve, ointment for a
will, kindness, M.
wel-wyll-, -wylle(n)d-=welwillend-
tumour, Lod.
wenspryng m. 'ncsvus, * mole, 451".
__
WW
welwyrcend m. well-doer. winstu=wenBt flu pres. 2 sing, of wenan.
welwyrcende well-doing. wensum = wynsum
wem=wamm went pres. 3 sg. of wendan.
wiman to sound, be heard, An 740 : announce, Wentas, Wente, Went-Saete, -Saetas mp.
An 1480 : ( ) persuade, convince, lead astray. people of Owent (roughly = Monmouth-
wSmend m. herald, declarer, El880. shire).
wimere m. procurer, 171*. WW wintt pres. 3 sing, of wenan.
iwemman (ae) to defile, besmirch, calumniate, winung f. expectation, hope, A0112 1 * :
profane, injure, ill-treat, Lk &,CP abuse,

; doubt.
:
revile, [wamm v. 'awem*] ; wen-unga, -unge («) adv. possibly, perhaps,

+wemmednes f. defilement, M. by chance, M.
zcWemmend m. adulterer, fornicator, OEG. wenwyrt f. crowfoot? lesser celandine?
+wemmendUc seducing, corrupting, OEG darnel? Lcd.
2912. weo (RD57»)=woh? or wea?
±wemmlng m. defilement, blemishing, spatt- wtobed, weobud = weofod
ing, OEG : (+) profanation, weoee I. f. 'wick* {of a lamp or candle).
+wemmodlIoe (») adv. corruptly. II.=wuce
wemnee = wemmednes wtoes=weox pret. 3 sg. of weaxan.
wen = ( 1) wynn ; (2) wenn wfoeson pret. pi. of wacsan («wasoan).

WEOCSTEALL 348 WEORBA2?
weocsteall (ES 11-64) = weohateaU (oe1 , 6*) f . action, operation* DR
weocu=wucu 126".
weod n. herb, grass, CP 'weed. :
*
_ m. work-day.
weodewe = wudu we I.f adj. painful, bitter, difficult, hard.
weodhde m. weed-hook, hoe, LL456[15]. adv. hardly, with difficulty.
II.
weodian to weed, LL454[9]. weoroern n. workshop.
weodmonatf m. August. weorcful active, 80169 1 .
weodo, weoduJHwudn woorcger€fa m. foreman* overseer, JSu
weoduma = weotoma -weorcheard, -weorclic v. un-w.
weodung f. weeding, WW 106 s. weorchOs (e) n. workshop, WW.
weofan (VPs) = wefan weorcmann (e) m. workman.
wetted =weofod weorenes (y) f. working, operation.
weofod nm. altar, M,CP. [wig; beod] weorcn^ten n. working cattle, LL26n.
1
weofodbot fine for injuring a priest, which weorer&den f. corvee-work, EC377 .
f.
was applied in support of the altar, v. LL weoreslge m. success in work, LcdI-388 1 *

2-276. (v. A31-58).
weofodheortf (wibed-) m. altar-hearth, GD. weorcstan m. hewn stone, M.
weofodhraegl (wigbed-) n. altar-cover, BH
weoresum painful, Gen 694.
90*. weorctteow mf servant, slave. .
weofod-setat (M), -soeata m. altar cloth. weore-nhtaT m., -uhte? n. hour of matins on
wfofodsteall m. place of the altar, LL(254n). a non-festival day NC332 (cp. maseeuhta).
weofod-tfegn, -Sen m. altar-attendant, priest. weoroum v. weorc.
weofodftenung f altar-service, LL380[2].
. weorewyrSe Jit/or work, able-bodied,lfiJP 17&.
weofodwlglere (wigbed-) m. soothsayer, weord=wyrd WW
108 w . weordungdaeg (WW206M ) = weorCungds?g
+weofu pL of +wef. weored=werod I. ; weoreld= woruld
wfofud= weofod weoren pp. of weosan.
weofung f. weaving, WW490* 8. weorf n. beast of burden (v. CC129), cattle.
weog = wig weorf-=hweorf-
weogas=wegas nap. of weg. weorfemeoluc? f. milk from wild cattle f Lev
weohi«Hwig 102a (MS tSeotfe-).
weonse = weox pret. 3 sr. of weaxan. weorftord (-oruf-) m. excrement of cattle,
weonsteall m. place of the altar, sanctuary, PPsll2«.
choir, LL. weorht = worbt pp. of wyrcean.
weol = weoll weol- (A) = wel- ; +weorht = +wyrht; weorlan=werian
weolc I. pret. 3 sg. of wealcan. II. = weoloo weorld ( Bl) = woruld ; weorm = wyrm
weolcn=wolcen weormlan = wearmian ; weorn = worn
weolc-read, weolcen-=weolocread weornan = wiernan
weolctselg m. purple dye, WW. [telg] dbweornlan (u) to pine away, become weak,
weold pret. 3 sg. of wealdan. fade, wither, destroy, M.
weoll pret. 3 sg. of weallan. weorod=werod I. and II.
weolm=wielm weorold = woruld
weolme (=ea) f. choice, pick of one's fellow- +weorp n. throwing, dashing, tossing, An
creatures,Cb445. 306 : what is thrown up.
weoloc (e, i, y) m. 'whelk/ cockle, murex : ± weorpan (o, u, y) I. sv» to throw, cast, cast
(purple) dye from the murex. down, cast away, M,AO,CP throw off, out, :
weolocbasu purple, Gl. expel throw upon. w. handa on lay hands

:
weolocbasuhftwen purple-coloured. on (a person) : (w. d. pers.) charge with,

weolocrftad shell-fish red, scarlet, purple. accuse of : (+ ) reach by throwing. [Qer.
weolocscyll (e») t. whelk, cockle, shell-fish. werf en] II. = wierpan
weolt pret. 3 sg. of wealtan. weorpere m. thrower, caster, Rd287 .
weonung = wining weorplan to pine away, ERPs38".
weop pret. 3 sg. of wepan. weorras (Cpl61o) = wearras, nap. of weair.
weop-=wep-; weor=werI. weortMwyrt; weorteard=ortgeard
weorad=werod weorf I. (e, ea, i, o, xx, y) n. * worth,' value,
weorc o) n. 'work,' labour, action, deed,
(e, price, purchase-money, ransom, AO,CP.
CP : exercise : (f) affliction, suffering, pain, II. (ie, o, u, y) adj. worthy, honoured, noble,
trouble, distress (v. JAW52). weorcum honourable, of high rank, CP : valued, dear,
with difficulty '.fortification. precious, AO,CP ;fit, capable. IIL«wort5 1.
+ weorc n. work, workmanship, labour, con- dbweortfan* (a, y) to become, be (passive
8truction ; structure, edifice, JS : military auxiliary), be done, be made, CP : happen,
work, fortification. come to pass, arise, take place, : (+ AOJn
weoroan = wyrcan unpen, get on with, please, agree, An,AO,
4
weorecrseft m. mechanics OEG56*. Chr : think of, occur to. [ worth, ' * i-worth *]

WEORDE 349 WEROD
weortte= weorC, wiertie wer-borg, -borh m. pledge for the payment of
weorSere m. worshipper, JnL. 'wergild.'
weorSful worthy, honourable, honoured, were (GL,VPs)=weorc
glorious, good, jE(u). wercan wyrcan =
weortffullic (n) worthy, honoured, honourable, wereyn n. human race, tribe, Rim 61.
distinguished, CP. adv. -lice, AO. werdan wirdan ; were = wer II.
=
weorSfulnee f. dignity, honour, AO. were (M) w»re II. ; were- wer- = =
weorBgeorn desirous of honour, high-souled. weredwwerod ; wireg= werig
iweortlan (o, u, y) to esteem, honour, weregan (KGl)= wiergan
4
worship, distinguish, celebrate, exalt, praise, werfdhtf f. feud by which wer' is incurred*
Bo,PPs ;AO,CP : adorn, deck : enrich, breach of the peace, LL.
reward, ['i-wurthi'] werfan hwierfan =
weorfflend (u) m. worshipper. wergrt(l) wearg; (2) wyr(i)g
=
weortHg worftig wergan (A) (1) wiergan ; (2) werian L=
weortleas (u) worthless, WW130". wergan wk. ds. of werig.
weortUlo worthy, honourable, distinguished, wergeld wergild ; wergend weriend= =
exalted, CP : valuable : fit, becoming, adv. wergenga=w&rgenga; wergian wiergan =
-lice. ± wergian to weary, exhaust, 2E,AO,CP.
weortHlcnes f. worthiness, honour, estimation. wergild (ae1 , e*, i 1 , y 1 ) n. compensation, value
weortJ-mynd, -mynt (u) fmn. honour, of a man's life, [wer I., v. LL2-731]
dignity, glory, AO,CP : mark of distinction. werglldtteof m. thief who might be redeemed
weortfoes (e, ie, o, u, y) f. worth, estimation : by payment of his * wergild, LL.
splendour, rank, honour : up- wergnee = weargnes
integrity,
rightness. wergulu f. crab-apple, Lgd3-34 14 .
weortSsclpe (o, u) m. worth, respect, honour, wergum damn, of werig.
dignity, glory, AO,CP : advantage, good. wergyld = wergild
['worship'] wernad m. male sex, virility, manhood, JE>,
weorlftearfa (u 1 , y 1 ) poor man, Bk 12. werhbr&de = weargbriede
weorttung f. honouring, distinction, honour, werhta=wyrhta
glory, CP : celebration, worship excellence : werhyrde m. keeper of a fishing-weir.
:
ornament. weri = werig

weorSungd&g m. day for bestowal of honours ±werlan (ae) I. to guard, keep, defend, AO :
or offices, festival, Bk23. ward off, hinder, prevent, forbid : occupy,

weorftungstow f. place of worship, the inhabit, Gu322 dam : up, CP469*. II. to
Tabernacle, M. clothe, cover over put on, 'wear, use.
:
'
weoruc=weoro; weorud= werod werian = wergian

weoruf=weorf weoruldMworuld
; weriend m. defender, M.
wftos gs. and nap. of weoh. werig =wyrig
weos-=wee- werig 'weary,' tired, exhausted, miserable*
weosnian = wisnian sad, AO,CP : unfortunate, [wor]
weot-=wit-; weotod=witod werlgan = werian
wfioflelWweSel, wced(e)l werlgcwettan = wyrgcwetSan
weotterweard =wi$erweard werigend = weriend
weottoban = witfoban werlgferhttt adj- weary, cast down.
weotfobend = wudubinde I. werlglan = wergian
weox pret. 3 sg. of weaxan. werlgmddf weary, cast down,
weozlan to cleanse? A 9-261**. werlgnee =wyrignes
9
±wipari 7 to 'weep, complain, M,AO,CP : werlgnes f weariness, M.
.
"
mourn over,
bewail, deplore, M. werllio=werlic; werlnes=werignes
w6penMwsep(e)n werlng f. weir, dam, CP277*.
wepende adj. weeping, GD18* 1 . werlad f clearing or exculpation by the oaths
.
wependllc deplorable, mournful, adv. -lice. of a number of men according to a man's

wipman = w»pmann 'wer,' LL.
wepn, wepned^w&pen, w&pned werlias without a husband, LL.
wepnlan = wspnian werlle male, masculine, JEGr : manly :
wer I. m. man, M,AO,C¥ : husband, M :

(f) marital, adv. -lice, M.
hero creature, B105.
: II. m. the legal werloga = werloga werm- = wearm-
;
money-equivalent of a person 's life, a man 's wermAgttt *• tribe, nation.

legal value (= wergild), LL. III. m. 'weir,
'
wermet n. man's treasure, stature, WW.
dam, fish-trap, CP ; Mdf catch, draught.
: wermod m. 'wormwood,' absinthe, M.
[werian] IV. (or were?) troop, band, WW, wern- = wearn-, wiern- werna = wrenna ;
iEL30195. wer-nagl, -nsegelm. {man' snail?), wart, M.

wir = w»r II. ; weran = werian werod (eo 1 , e*) I. n. [nap. werodn, werod}
werWam m. warrior, Ex 486. throng, company, band, multitude, host, M :

WERODIAN 360 WIARALD
army, troop, legion, JE,AO. [wer] IL West-Dene mp. West Danes, B.
sweet, M.
Ill.f n. sweet drink, mead. wStte waste, barren, desolate, deserted, un-
werodlan to grow sweet, Bo51*. inhabited, empty, M,AO.
+ werodlAcan (e*) to make sweet or pleasant, western (VPs) = wa*tm
8c 196*. westema v. westerne
werodlest f. lack of fighters, El63. westan L nmt waste, wilderness, desert, JE,
werodlloo adv. sweetly. AO,CP. IL adj. waste, desolate, M.
werodnes f. sweetness, pleasantness, JE. westende m. west end, AO.
werold= woruld westengryre m. terror of the desert, Ex 1 17.
weron (M) = w&ron pret. pL of wesan. westensetla m. hermit, anchorite, M.
werotS = warotJ westenstatfol m. waste place, Ruin 28.
werp f. recovery (from sickness), CP457 M westanwind = westanwind
.
[=wyrpe] western =westen

werpan = weorpan westerne western, westerly ; wester(r)a more
werreaf n. civU clothing (Le. not seek vest- westerly; westerns, westmest (AO) most
ments), NC332. westerly.
werrest ( Bl) = wierrest wasteweard =weetweard
wersolpe = wsBrscipe westhealf f west side, M.
.
worse, werst=wiene, wierreet westig (oe) waste, deserted, desert, NG.

werstede m. place of a weir, EC24610. westlang adv. extending westwards, KC.
wert(KGii) = wyrt; werte=wearte westm (VPs)J=iwa»tm
wer-tfhtle, -tyhtle f. charge involving the wastmeare f western boundary, OET484. .
penalty of 'wer,' homicide, LL. westmest v. westerne.

wart =wier8 pres. 3 sg. of weoroan. westnes f. desolation : desert place, EPs77 . w
werModt f. folk, people, nation. westaorfflangadv.ezfefuitn? north-westwards,
werttaes (K) = weortraes ; werud = werod A022 lf .
waruld = woruld ; werun (NG) = weron westnorttwind m. north-west wind, WW.

warwulf (-rew-) m. 'werwolf,' fiend, LL. westra=westerra; v. westerne.
was ( VPb) = wa&s pret. 3 sg. of wesan. wastries n. western kingdom, AO.
wis* m. drunkard. [w6s] westrlhte (y 1 ) adv. due west, westwards, AO.
wasan anv. pres. 1 sg. eom, boo, 2 eart, bist, wastrodor m. western (—evening) sky.
3 is, bitt ; pi. sindon, Bind ; beoC ; pret. west-M f. western sea.
waee, w&ron ; subj. pres. ale, sf, beo ; sin, West-Seaxe, -Seaxan mp. West Saxons :
beon ; ware, wfiren to be
pret. : happen. Wesaex.
v. also beon. [Oer. wesen] westsuttonde m. south-western extremity,
+ wesan to strive, contend f Sol 181. [cp. A08».
-fwosa] westsfltSwlnd m. south-west wind, WW.
± wasan to soak, macerate, [woe] westu=wes 6u 2 pers. imperat. of weaan.
wesand=wesend; wesc=waesc West-Wealss mp. Cornishmen, Chr.
wese moist, macerated, [wos] west-weard, -werd adv. westwards, towards
wasend (eo) m. bison, Gl. the west, M.
wasendborn m. bison's horn, TC636 1 . westweg m. western way, PPs74°.
wasendUoa ' essentialiter,' GD336; 337. westwlnd m. west wind, BH46817 .
wasing f. 'confectio, * debilitatio, v. OEG

9 9
wesuls=wesle
1867.
9
wit I. pres. 3 sg. of wedan. II. adj. =waH
wasle, weosule (Gl) f. 'weasel wet-, wet-=w»t-, waH-
-{-wesnes f. dissension, BH274*. wetedre = wster&dre
wesp= weeps +wetfssstan = +wedfsstan
wast adv. westwards, 'west,
9
in a westerly wetma = weotoma
direction, AO. wetfan to assuage, make calm, PPs 106*.
westan, westane adv. from the west, AO. be wWe sweet, mUd, pleasant (A ).
westan (prep. w. d.) west of. wettel swathe, bandage, WW2214 .
± westan to lay waste, ravage, devastate, AO. wetJel = wetSl, wSdl wttelnes = waMelnea
;
[Oer. wusten] wetter I. m. wether sheep, ram, M. II.=

wastanhaalf f west side.
. weder I.
westannortfan northwest {wind), OEG. wetJercynn n. the wether or male kind.
westansuttan southwest, AO. wetferwynde=witiewinde; weUlWwaedl
westansQtfanwlnd m. southwest wind, CVPs ±weKnes f. suavity, mildness.
77». wex (VPs)Wweax wexe = weax ;
westanwind m. west wind, AO 17 1S . wexon=weoxon pret. pi. of weazan.

West-Centlngas mp. people of West Kent, wh-=hw-
Chr999. wll.=w!g. II. (K)=weg
westdaM m. west quarter, western part, M, wlaht(K)=wiht
AO. wiarald, wiaruld (K)= woruld

WIBBA 351 WEELM
wibba m. crawling thing, beetle, WW
wider- = witter-
121".
wIbed(VPs)=weofod +wl-der pL -dru n. weather (good or bad),
wlber = wifer ; wlbil (Gl) = wifel storm, tempest, AO. [weder]
wlbora = wigbora +wlderian (impers.) to be fine weather, LL
wle nf. dwelling-place, lodging, habitation, 454[12].
house, mansion, CP : village, town : in pL wldewe = wuduwe
entrenchments, camp, castle, fortress : street, wldlsetfrnef ample., extensive.
lane : bay, creek, ['wick'; v. Mdf] wldfarend m. wanderer, CP3154 .
wlc-=wuo- wldleorh = wideferhtS
± wlcan 1 to yield, give way, faU down. wldlerendef coming horn afar.
wlobora = wigbora wldferhtf = wideferh©
wlcca I. m. wizard, magician, soothsayer, wldflogaf m. wide-flier (of a dragon).
astrologer, M. II.=wicga wldiolcf n. areat nation.
wlooe (y)f. 'witch,' JE. wldgalMwidgil
wlocecraft m. witchcraft, magic, jE. wldgangol wandering, roving, CP.
wlocedom m. witchcraft, Bk20 ; HL11 1M. wldgenge wandering (monk), OEG58 10 .
wloolan to use witchcraft, LL. wfd-gil, -gill (e, ie) wide-spread, broad, ex-
wiecllende ptc. tottering, Gl. tensive, M,CP
: wandering, GD.
wlocrseft (Cra 70) = wicceoraft? or wicgorseft wldgllnes amplitude, spaciousness, M.
f.
(skillwith horses)! (BT). wldgongel = widgangol ; wldgyl = widgil
wlccung f enchantment.
. wldhergan to extol, CP43984 .
wlecung-eroeft, -d6m m. witchcraft. wldlan to become wider, GD315.

wlodseg = WUCdfiBg wldl mnT impurity, filth, defilement.
vr\oel.mi.'wych'-dm. U.=wuce. III.— wldlandf n. extensive country.
weoce wldlastf I. far-wandering. II. m. long
wloe f. office, M
officer, Chb1120.
: wandering, long way or road.
wloeard m. dwelling-place, Gtj907. ±wldlian to defile, pollute, profane.
wIoong=wicing wldm&re far-famed, celebrated, well-known,
wlcfreotfu f. protection of a dwelling, GkE AO,CP.
129. ±wldm&rslan (tr. f intr.) to spread abroad,
wlcg (y) n. horse, steed (very rare in prose). divulge, M : celebrate.
wioga m. insect, beetle. wldm&rsung f. proclamation, publication t
wlogefera (Chb897a) = wicgerefa Sc96 u .
wlogerifa m. bailiff, reeve of a 'wio* or vill, wldnrfrslan = widmeersian

Che 897 bod : 'publicanus, tax-gatherer. wldoban = wittoban
wlogung = wiccung wldor= weder; wldor-=wider-
wlcherpatf m. a public road to a 'wio' (BT), wldor corap of wid.
KC3-418". wldrynlg far-flowing, As 1 609.
± widan to dwell, lodge, rest in, M,AO : wlds& ml. open sea, ocean, M.AO.
en-
camp, bivouac. CP : harbour, anchor, AO. wldseeop adj far extended, widely distributed,
.
[wio] Pa 8.
wlclng m. pirate, viking, AO wldscofen scattered far and wide, B 936.
wlclngseeatfe? f. piracy, Gl. wldscrlfal erratic.
wlcnera, wfcnere (M) m. steward, bailiff. wltJsItJf m. long journey ; traveller in many
wlenlan to attend upon, M,RB 127 s . countries.
wleseeawere m. provider of a home, Bl163 1s . wId*Il(DR98")=widl; wlduHiwudu
wicsteall m. camping-place, Ex ^2. wlduw-, widw- = wuduw-
wlcstedef m. dwelling. wldwegasf mp. distant regions.
wlostow f. dwelling-place, residence : camp, wlebed = weofod ; wlebel = wifel
encampment, M,AO. wlece=wuce; Wleht=Wiht
wlctOn m. vestibule, court, PPs. wlel=wealh
wictfenwwucaegn ; wlcuMwucu ; wld=witS wlelde powerful, victorious, AO 156 M.
wld wide, vast, broad, long, jE,AO,CP. w.
* '
+wleldend (y) subduer, GPH391.
and aid far and wide, to widan ealdre, t5 wlelede pret. 3 sg. of wielwan.
widan feore, widan fyrh$ for ever. wlelen (I, y) f. foreign woman, female slave,
widan adv. from far (v. also wid). AO.
wldbrad wide-spreading, Gen 643. wlelincel n. little servant, slave, GPH401.
wldcfitf adj. widely known, celebrated, M. wlellsc (&, e, ea, i, y) foreign : 'Welsh 9 -.
wide adv. widely, afar, far and wide, -5S.AO, not free, servile, [wealh]
'
OP. side and w. far and wide. wlell, wiella m., wielle (AO) f. (e, i, y) 'well,
wldefeorhf = wideferhtJ fountain, spring, Mdf. [weallan]
wldefeorllc (wider-) eternal, WW117 21 . wielle = wille pres. 3 sg. of willan.
wlde-ferhtJt, -fyrhtJ I. mo. (long life), long wlelm (a, ae, e, eo, i, y) m. boiling, swelling,
duration, long time, II. adv. always. surf, billow, current, stream burning, flame, :

WDELMFYR 362 WIGLUNG
inflammation : fervour, ardour, zeal, CP. ±wlflan to take a wife, marry (of the man),
[weallan] M. [* wive ' ; * i-wive ]
wtolmffr (») n. blazing fire, Cb932. wlflae n. cohabitation, fornication, LL.
wiehnhat (y) burning hoi, Gkn2684. wfflias unmarried, LL(190*).
wieln- = wiln- wlfleast f. lack of women, iELlO*".
wielt I. pree. 3 sg. of wealdan. II. = wieltS wlfllo womanly, feminine, female, M. adv.
wleltt pros. 3 sg. of weallan. •lice,
wlelwan (y) to rott. wfflufuf f. love for a woman.
wlen-=win- wttmann (o«) m. 'woman,' jE,AO,CP :
wleoldon = weoldon pret. pi. of wealdan. female servant.

±wlerdan (e, i, y) to spoil, injure, destroy. love for a woman, Gen 1861.
wtfmyne m.
wiergan (», e, i, iri, yri, y) to abuse, outlaw, -wlfre v. gauge-w.
condemn, curse, proscribe, CP : do evil. +w!fsftUg fortunate. 8. WW496
[For compounds v. wyrg-, wyrig-] [wearg] wlfscrQd n. woman' s clothingâ£P142;TC 530.
wlergen f (gs. wiergenne) she-wolf.
. wltt = weft
wlernan (e, i, y) (w. g. of thing and d. of wlftSegn m. procurer, WW.
pers. ) to withhold, be sparing of, deny, refuse, wlftflng n. marriage, cohabitation.
reject, decline, AO,CP : forbid, prevent from. wifung f. ( +) marrying (of the man), wedlock,
[wearn] : (pi.) wives. M
wlernung (as) f. refusal, LL 152[3]. wig I. n. strife, contest, war, battle, jE,AO»
wlerp m. cast, throw, shot, blow, AO. CP : valour : military force, army, JE.
±wlerpan (®, y) to recover from illness, get II. (wih, weoh)f n. idol, image.
better, CP. wlga m. warrior, fighter : man.
wlerptJ pres. 3 sg. of weorpan. wlgan 1 to fight, make war, M.
9
wlerrest (superL of yfel) worst, CP.
*
wlgir m. spear, lance, [wig, gar]
wlers (y) adv. * worse,' CP.
*
wlgbftre warlike, 18
. WW193
wiersa m. , wierse fn. (com p. of yfel ' worse, wlgbealu n. war-bale, B2046.
CP. [For comps. v. wyrs-] wlgbedMweofod
wierslan (y) to get worse, M. wlgbill n. sword, B1607.
wlerslle (y) bad, vile, mean. wlgblac bravely caparisoned, Ex 204.
wlerat = wierrest wlgblM? m. luck in war, Rim 26 (wilbec).
wlcrB pres. 3 sg. of weorftan. wlgbora m. fighter, ^Gb27i*.
wlertSe (i, u, y)=weoit5 II. wlgbordf n. shield.
=
wlese wise pi. of wis. wlgcrseft m. war-power, art of war, AO.
wleste = wiste, v. witan. wlgcraeftig strong in battle, 1811. B
wlet~, wiet- =wit-, wit- wlgcyng = wicing
wlexft pres. 3 sg. of weaxan. wlgcyrm m. noise of battle, Gen 1990.
wlf n. woman, female, JE,AO,CP : 'wife,' wlgelung = wiglung
lady, iE,AO,CP. wlgendf m. warrior, fighter.
+wll I. n. fate, fortune, [wefan] II. n. a wlgende fighting, M.
disease of the eye Lcd3-292*. wlgfrecaf m. warrior.
wlfclld n. female child, BH76*. wlgfrumat m. war-chief.
wlfcynn n. womankind, female sex. wlgg = (l) wig I. (2) wicg; wigga = wicga
;
wlfcytMJu f. company of a woman? intercourse wIggebed=weofod; wlggend=wigend

with a womani Chb755a. wlggetawe fp. war-gear, B368. [wig, geatwe]
+wlfe =+wif wlgglld (wih-) n. idol.
wlfel I. m. 'weevil,' beetle. II.=wifer wlggryrs m. war-terror, B1284.
wlfer missile, arrow, dart, v. OEG1103. wlghagaf m* war-hedge, phalanx.
wfferend (KGl) = wegferend wlgheafola m. helmet, B2661.
wlflssst bound to a wife, married, LL348[54]. wlgheap m. troop of warriors, B477.
wlffex n. woman's hair, [feax] WW. wlgheard brave in battle.
wlffrtond m. female friend. wlghete m. hostility, B2121.
wlfgal licentious, unchaste, CP463 80
. wlghryre m. slaughter, defeat, B 1619.
wllgemine m. contact with women. wlghQs n. battlement, tower, AO,CP : turret
wlfgem&dla m. woman's talk, Lcd 122b. (on an elephant's back), iEL25**°.
wlfgemana m. intercourse with a woman, wlghyrst f. war-gear, accoutrements, Ruin35.
Lcd 1-336. wlgian to fight, LL132[6,5].
wlfgeornes f. adultery, MtL16
w. wlgle n. divination, OEG.
wltgifta fp. dowry, outfit? marriage? JttlSS. wlgleoti n. war-cry, battle-signal, Ex 221.
wtthad m. womanhood, M
female sex, M. : wiglere m. soothsayer, wizard, Je.
wtfnand f female inheritor, female side, Ct.
. wlglian to take auspices, divine. JE.
wlfhealf f. woman's (i.e. mother's) side. wlgllo warlike, adv. -lice.
wlfhearpe f. timbrel, CPslSO*. ±wlglung f. soothsaying, augury, witchcraft,
wifhlred n. nunnery, GD27 8 . sorcery, M.

.WIGMANN 363 WTLLGESPRYNG
wlgmann m. warrior, LL,W. wiW«ar(N)= wildeor
wlgnott m. warfare, war, WW4421 ? wlldetyr n. lightning, Chr : erysipelas, WW.
wlgol divining, foreboding, 133*. WW wildeor n. (occl. dp. wildrum) wild beast,
wlgplegaf m
war-play, battle.
* J5,AO : deer, reindeer.
wlgrad (6) f. war-path, Gen 2084. wlldeorlie animal-like, savage, CP. adv.
wlfer&den f. state of war, battle, Wald 1 m. -lice.
wlgBlgorf m. victory in battle. wilder,wildor= wildeor
wlgsltf m. military expedition, Gen 2094. wlldeswln m. wild boar, ANS 129-44.
wlgsmi* I. m. maker of idols, PPsll3M. wildgos f. wild goose, WW364 1.
ILf m. warrior. -wildlan v. a-w.
wlgsptdf f. success in war. wile pres. 3 sg. of willan.
wlgspere n. war-spear, dart, WW143 14 . +wlle = +will
wlgsteall n. rampart, entrenchment. wileg, wilege = wilig, wilige ; wHen = wielen
wlgstrang mighty in war, WW3A0*. wllewbe = wiligwise
wlgtrod n. path of an army, Ex 491. wllfsegen fain, glad, M.
wlgtJracuf f. onslaught in battle, attack. wlltiemne f . beloved woman.
wlgflrfst bold in battle, Jul432. wllfufflce adv. willingly, OEG.
wlgur=wigar wllgsest m. welcome guest, 7 (e*). Mod
wlgwsegn m. war chariot, AO. wilgedryhtf willing band.
f.
wlgw&pen n. weapon of war, W1708 . wllgehletfaf m

- intimate companion. [hldo*]
wlgweorBungt (eoh 1 ) i. idol-worship, idola- wilgeota = wilgiefa
*ry- wllgesrtf m. willing companion.
win <= wig; wlhaga=wighaga wilgest=wilg«Bet
wihst pres. 2 sg. of weaxan. wUgestealla = willgestealla
wlht I. (u, y) fn. 'wight,' person, creature, wUgietaf (eo, i) m. gracious giver, king.
being : 'whit,' thing, something, anything. wllhremlg rejoicing in satisfied desire, WW
II. adv. at all. ne w., naenig w. not at all. 376».
nan w. no whit. III. n. 'weight. ' wllhremlg exultant, El 11 17.
Wlht f Isle of Wight, Chr. [L. Vectis]
. wilia-wiliga; willan (iE)=wielwan
wlhte adv. (d. instr. of wiht) at all. ± willan (y)to connect, bind, Sell 8 ; W.
+wlhten. 'weight.' wilie= wilige
wlhtga=witega wlUga m., wilige (M) f. basket.
Wlhtland n. Isle of Wight, M. wlllgwbe (wile-) basket-wise, Bl125 .
wlhtmearc f. plumb-line, OEG3005. wlliht (y)fuU of willows, Ct.

Wlht-s&tan, -s&te mp. inhabitants of the wHlsc=wieliso
Isle of Wight. will I. n. = willa m. II. (e, y) m. fountain,
Wlhtwaremp. inhabitants of the Isle of Wight. spring, CP.
wfhus=wighus; wil=wiell +wlll n. will, wish, desire, AO.
wfl n. 'wile,' trick, Chr 11 28. will-=wyll-
wil-=will- willa m. I. mind, will, determination, purpose,
wlla (y) 'catenarum,' v. OEG3560n and 7 tt7. jE,CP. sylfes willnm of one 's own accord :
wflamcel? (wflunoel? GPH401)=wielincel desire, wish, request : joy, delight, pleasure
wDawei=wa la wa desirable thing, valuable. II. (», e, y)
wflbec m. stream of tears, lamentations t Rm fountain, spring.
26. [or? wigbled] willan (y) anv. ores. 1, 3 sg. ind. and snbj.
+wllbod n. commandment, WW191 M
9
. wile, wille, wieile, pret. wolde to 'will, be
wllboda m. messenger ofjoy, angel, Gu 1220. willing, wish, desire, AO,CP : (denoting
+wllctf n. rolling, tossing, JPs88 la [wealcan] . habit, repetition), to be used to: to be about
wlleuma I. m. welcome guest. II. = wiloume to : (sign of the future tense) shall, will,
wllcume interj welcome / . AO,CP.
±wllcumlan to welcome, greet, M. wilicuma = wilcuma
wUd?«r0d OEG4706n.
t
wllle (e, y) fm. fountain, spring, [weallan]
wlldseg m. day of joy, Cr459. wflleburne (y)t f. spring.
±wlldan to control, tame, subdue, conquer, wflleeserse f . watercress.
seize : ( + ) compel, LL265[15] : ( + ) temper. =
willen wyllen ; -wlllen v. dol-w.
wllddeor = wildeor wlllendUc (BH) =hwflwendlic
wllddeoren pertaining to wild beasts, fierce, wlllendnce adv. willingly, WW.
So 99*. wllles adv. willingly, voluntarily, M.
wilddfornes f. abode of wild beasts, desert, willestream (y)f m. stream.
wilderness. willewseter (y) n. spring water, Lcd.
wllde I. 'wild,' untamed, uncontrolled, M, wlllfsegen = wilfaegen
AO : uncultivated, desert, AO. II. adv. wlllflddf m. flood.
+ wllde (y) in the power of, under the control wlllgebrdftor mp. brothers, Gbn971.
of,M. willgesl*=wilgesi6 ; willgespryng-wilepring
a h.

WELLGBSTEALD 354 WXN7JST
wUlge-steald, -steall n. riches, wealth, Geh wlnelo = wenclu, nap. of wenceL
2146? wlnclyster n. cluster of grapes, OEG 18b».
wlllgestealla m. witting companion, Gek wlncolc wine vat, WW439*.
2146? wlnoynn n. wine, NG333.
wlllgesweostor fp. sisters, Gen 2607. wind m. 'wind,' &,AO,CP.
wlllgetfofta} m. pleasant companion. + wind n. winding thing, winding path, WW.
±wlUlan to wish, desire. wlnd&ddre f windpipe, WW.
.
wlilic {y)from a fountain, WW. ± wlndeagt m. day of strife or toil.

wll&oe (y) adv. willingly, voluntarily, ±wlndan' (tr.) to 'wind? plait, curl, twist :
w inning = inning whirl, brandish, swing : (intr.) turn,
fly,
wlllsele m. pleasant dwelling Ph213. leap, start, roll, slip, go, &,AO,CP : delay,
wlllsW^wilfllC hesitate, Gu265.
wUUpellt n. good tidings, El. wlndbAre (6*) windy, OEG43 w.
wlUsumMwilsnm wiliung=wilnung ; wlndbland (o 1 ) n. blast of wind, B3146.
wlUwong m. pleasant plain, Ph89. +wlnde blowing, BH2027 .
wllm=wielm; wDn=wielen -wlnde v. ed-, nseddre-, wudu-w.

+wilnes t desire, wish, LPs20*. wlndecraft = wyndecneft
±wllnlan (w. g. or a.) to wish, long for, desire, wlndel m., gs. windles basket, M.
will, jE,AO,CP beg for, supplicate, entreat,
: wlndeloee m. curly lock, WW.
petition for : tend towards, CP. m
wlndelstin . tower with a winding staircase,
drwilnlendlto desirable : capable of desire, (BT),WW146lf .
wlndelstrtaw n. windle-straw,' , WW
± winning f. desire, longing, AO,CP. wlndeltrtow n. oleaster, willow, WW.
wlloe=weoloo wlnd-fonaf -gefon m. winnowing fan*
Wll-e&te, -a»tan mp. people of WiUs : wlndtylled blown down, LL462f 19}
Wiltshire. wlndgerette f. resting-place of the winds,
wnsc = wieliflc B2466?
wIlslS m. desired journey. wlndhtoden (a*) windy.
wll-sprtng, -sprynge (e1 , y 1 ) m. spring. wlndlg windy, breezy, M.
wll-sum, -sumlic desirable, delightful : ready, wlndlht (GPH) =wundiht ; windfl= windel
willing, voluntarily, spontaneous : devoted. wlndlusooful = windfloofl
adv. -lice, windles v. windeL
wllsumnes f. willingness, devotion : vow. wlndong something woven, hurdle.
wilt I. pree. 2 eg. of willan. II. pres. 3 8g. wlndr&s m. storm of wind, MkL4tT.
of wealdan. wlndrenc (i, y) m. wine-drink, wine, A.
wlltttto having obtained one's wish, glad, wlndrunoen elate, intoxicated with wine.
OEG2219"" wlndseofl f. fan, WW478*».
wllfl pres. 3
eg. of weallan. wlndsele m.t {windy hall), haU of misery,
wlfflegu f.agreeable food, An 163. hell.
wlluo- = weoloc- ; w&unoel = wielincel wlndswlngelf. (wind-whip), fan, W1541* W
wllwendllo = hwilwendlic wlndumAr (wudn-?) f. echo, WW4741.
wimman, wiman=wifmann wlndung f. winnowing, chaff, tares, straw,
wlmpel (win-) m. 'wimple,* covering for the NG.
neck, cloak, Gl. wlndwlan wv. to fan, l winnow. * [wind]
winWwinn windwig = windig
win n. *
wine, ' M,CP. [L. vinum] wlndwlgoeaf n. chaff, OEG 2439.
wtnaarn n. tavern, cellar, Gl : drinking hall, wlndwlgsyfe n. winnowing-sieve, fan,
141".
WW
wine haU, B665.
wlnbSBlg = winbelg wlnef m. [occl. gp. winig(e)a] friend, pro-
wlnbtam m. vine, WW. tector, lord, [wynn]
wlnbeger n. grape, NG. wlneardMwingeard
winbelg (») m. {leather) bottle for wine. wlne-dryhten (i*)f m., gen. -dryhtnes
wln-berge, -beri(ff)e f. wine-berry, grape. friendly lord, lord and friend.
wlnboh m. vine-shoot, vine, M. wlnegeard = wingeard
wlnbrytta m. wine-seller, inn-keeper, WW. wlnegtomor mourning for friends, B2239.
wlnburgf f. festive city : walled vineyard, wlneleasf friendless.
castle. wlnemflgf m dear kinsman.
-
wlnbyrele m. innkeeper, WW377*. wlnern = winaern

wlncan = wineian wlneselpe m. friendship.
wince f winch, pulley, WW4169 .
. wlnestre = winstre
wlneel I. m. corner, Ct. [Qer. winkel] wlnetreow f. conjugal fidelity, HtrSO.
II. =wencel wlneVearfendef friendless.
wlnoettan to wink, PPs34 19 . wlnewlnele f. periwinkle [shell-fish).
wineian to 'wink,' blink, M,CP. wlntet n. wine-vessel, wine-vat, WW.

WINFUIi 355 WIRTREOWEN
+wln-ful, -fullic laborious, tedious, hard, winterfylle* October.
BH.GD. adv. -lice. wlntergegong m. fate, WW406*
wlngalf flushed or intoxicated with wine. wlntergerfmf n. number of years.
wingeard m. vineyard : vine. wlntergetelf n. number ofyears.
wlngeardbdg m. vine-tendril, 118 s WW . wlntergewftdet n. garment of winter, snow.
wlngeardhoo m. vine-tendril, WW201 81 . wlnterge-weorp,-worp n. winter-storm, snow-
wlngeardhrlng m. cluster of grapes or other storm, Ph57. •
fruit, WW213 17 . wlnterhfls n. winter-house, jEL36*

wlngeardseax n. (vine-) pruning knife, WW wlnterlg = win trig
234". wlnterlAcan to grow wintry.
wlngeardwealh (wineard-) m. worker in a winterlic wintry, belonging to winter, winter,
vineyard, NC333. M.
wlngedrlnc n.(f) wine-drinking, drinking wlnterrftdlngbde f. lectionary for the winter,
bout i wine, WW. TC430".
wlngerd = wingeard wintenim = wintergerim
wtagetredde = wintredde wlnterrat = wintersetl
wlngyrd = wingeard wlntersefkr m. winter-shower, Ph 18.
wlnh&te f invitation to wine, Jud 8.
. wlnterseld = wintersetl
winhreafetlan to gather grapes, LPs 79". wintersetl n. winter-quarters, AO,Chb.
wtahfks n. wine-house, tavern. wlntereteal m. staUion a year old, LL378[7].
wlnlga, winigea v. wine. wlnterstund f. winter-hour, short time, year?
wining (eo, y) m. leg-band, garter. Gen 370.
wlnland n. wine-growing country, NC333. wlntersnfel n. food for winter, LL460[9].
wlnleai n. vine-leaf, OEG 18b7*. wlnterdd f. wvnter-time, M.
wtnilc vinous, like wine, M. wlntlber n. wine-offering, libation, WW
wlnmere m. wine-vat, 439*°. WW 130" (-tifer).
±winn n. toil, labour, trouble, hardship, BE, +wlntld f. time of affliction, GD210".
Lk : profit, gain, PPs : conflict, strife, war, wintra v. winter.
Bo i AO. ['i-win'] -wlntre v. an-, twi-w., etc.
=bwlnna m. enemy, adversary, M,CP. +wlntred grown up, adult : aged, AO.
wlnnan* (y) to labour, toil, trouble oneself : wintredde f. winepress, 2647. OEG
resist, oppose, contradict i fight, strive, wlntreg= wintrig
struggle, rage, BU on w. attack : (+) con- wlntreow n. vine, M.
quer, obtain, gain, Chr,Met : endure, bear, wlntreowlg adj. of the vine, GPH390.
suffer, ['win'; 'i-win'] wlntrlg wintry, AO.
+wlnne6ful = +winf wlntrog m. wine-vessel, MtL21 M .
±winnstow f. wrest' g place. wlntunne f. wine-cask (or? winton wine-

wlnnung=windur , wlnpel=wimpel houst), MP19K
wlnrecedf n. win JaU. wlntwlg n. vine-twig, WW.
wlnreopan* (y) to gather in the vintage, wlntt pres. 3 sg. of winnan.
[repan] wlntteguf f banquet of wine.
-
wlnsad satiated with wine, Jud 71. wlnwlrcend m. vine-dresser.

wlnsol n. wine-hall, Wa78. +wlnworuld f. world of care, Gu829.
wlnselef n. wine-hall. wlnwrlnge f winepress..
wlnsester m. wine-vessel, WW 122 s1 . [L. wlo- = weo-. wi-, wu- ; wlohbed = weofod
sextarius] wlplan to 'wipe,' cleanse, M.
wlnstdw = winnstdw wlr I.f m. 'wire,' metal thread, wire-orna-
wlnstre I. adj. left, M,CP. II. f. left hand. ment. II. (y) m. myrtle, Gl ; Mdf.
wlnsumWwynsum wlr- = wear-, wier-, wyr-
wlnt pres. 3 sg. of windan. wlrboga m. twisted wire? 3d 15s.
wlntoppere m. wine-tapster, tavern-keeper, wlro-=weorc-, wyre-
OEG 2652. +wlrdan (e, y) to spoil, injure, destroy :
winter mn. [ds. wintra; nan. wintra, violate, obstruct.

• winter] 'winter,' JE,AO,CP : pi. (in com- wirdlng (oe, y) f. bodily injury, LL410[3,5]
puting time) years, ;E,AO,CP. blemish, OEG649.
wlnterblterf bitterly cold. wlrdnes f. injury, vice, DR(oe).
wlnterburna m. winter-torrent, JnL-18 1 . + wired made of wire, TC537*4 .
wlntercealdf wintry-cold. wlrg- (iE)=wierg-, wyr(i)g-
wlntereearlg winter-sad, sad with years? wlrgr&fe? f. myrtle-grove,
Wa24. wuian = wiergan
wlnterteg m. winter's day, Bo. wlrig-=wierg-, wyr(i)g-
winterdOn f hill on which sheep were kept in wlrpti pres. 3 sg. of weorpan.
.
winter? LL463[1]. wlrtriow n. myrtle, Lod,WW.

winterfeorm f. Christmas feast, LL452[21,4]. wlrtreowen (y* $*) adj. myrtle. Lcd 1-2361
2S—

WEEL1BUMA 366 WTTELEAST
wlrtruma = wyrtrama wlsttufflee adv. luxuriously, WW513*.
wlrt L=weoro* L IL=wierC pres. 3 eg. wlstfullnes f. good cheer.
of weoroan. ±w!stfullung feasting, OEG.
f.
wlrfte=wor8I. wistfyllo f. fill of food, B734

wis I. adj. 'wise,' learned, MJiO,CP : wlstgttende/erfifc, WW
457 . u
prudent, discreet, experienced, J3,A0,CP. +wUU*n to feast, Q.
Ii.=wise I. wtott-=hwistl-
+wfaw+wiss +wlstl*Bcan to feast, banquet, G.
wlsaf m. leader, director. wlst-mete m., nap. -mettas, sustenance,
wlsan=wesan; wban(D4N36)=wisian iEL23b«M.
wlsbdo f. instructive book? PPs 138".
wlston pret. pL of witan.
wbe- (iE)=wysc- wlsttlung = wistlung
wlsce n. a piece of meadow, PST96/98»542. wlswyrdan to be wise in speech, A 13*38.
wtschere m. diviner? jEL21 14*. wlswyrde prudent in speech, W72".
wisdom m. ' wisdom, ' knowledge, learning : wit I. pron. 1 pers. (nom. dual), gs. uncer,
experience, M,C£. d. unc, aoo. unc(it) we two, CP. wit
wbe I. f. 'iwm,' way, fashion, custom, habit, jEthered JBthered and I. II. (±) = witt
manner, iE.CP : testamentary disposition : ±wlta (eo, ie, u) m. sage, philosopher, wise
business, affair, thing, matter, j£,CP : eon- man, adviser, councillor, elder, senator (v.
rfi<io», *fafe, circumstance, AO,CP : r«wcm, LL2-737), M,
1
AO
: witness, JE,CP : accom-
catwe, iE : direction : melody : ictiom. II. plice. ['wit ; witan]

adv. wisely. III. (y) f. sprout, stalk. ± witan (eo, y) swv. pres. 1, 3 eg. wat, 2 wast,
wls-tost, -fastlic ww,
Mpacknw, discreet, pL witon, subj. pres. sg. wite, pL wit-en,
learned, intelligent. -on ; pret. sg. wiste, pp. witen to be aware
+wbfullI6e wisely, GD95*1. of or conscious of, know, understand, BH,
wlshycgende wise, sagacious, B2716. LO AO,CP
; observe, perceive,
: andan w.
wlsbfdifft wise, discreet, sagacious. dislike, inoan w. (to) to have a grudge
dbwtalan (w. d. or a.) to direct, instruct, guide, (against), ege w. to fear, ddn to witanne
1
lead, iE,CP : point out, show, Oen. ['«- to cause to know, inform, ['wit ; 't-wtfe']
VMM*] witan1 (+) to look, behold, see, PPs79" :
wisllc certain, sure, true. adv. (±) -lice guard, keep, : M

impute or ascribe to,
certainly, truly, Lcd,Lk : moreover. Viwis- accuse, reproach, blame, AO,CP : ( ± ) depart,
liche'] go, go out: die (often fortigew.).
wlsllo un«e, sagacious, prudent, JE,AO« wite n. punishment, torture, plague, injury,
adv. -lice. jE,CP : penalty, fine : contribution, in
wlsllgan = wistlian money or food, to sustenance of king or his
wlsnlan to dry tsp, wifter, waste away. officers, LL356[69,2] : woe, misery, distress.
[weomian] wltebendf mf. bonds of torture or punishment.
+wlss I. n. certainty, surety, M. II. adj. wltebrdga m. tormenting dread.
certain, sure, trustworthy, BH,Bo,Outh,Nic wltednos = witodlice
td gewissan, gewissum; mid gewisse wlte-dom (witig-) m. prophecy, prediction,
especially, certainly, RB,HL. ['t-wit'] presage, oracle.
wlss- = wis- wltedomllc prophetic, Guth.
wlsse= wiste pret. 3 eg. of witan. wltefssst penally enslaved, TC.
wlssefa m. wise-souled man, Sol438 f wlt-ega, -(i)ga m. wise man : prophet, sooth-
wlsslan=wisian sayer : prophecy, [witan ; OHO. wixsago]
±wlsslan to direct, instruct, guide. : M point wttegeard? m. amphitheatre, v. 3333. OEG
out, show, M. 4
i-wisse '
[ wltegdom (i1 ) m. prophecy, prediction :
wlss-lend, -igend m. governor, director : divination.
driver (of chariot), M. wltogestre f. prophetess, M.
+wlsslIoe = +wislice dzWltegian to prophesy, predict, M,kO.
wlsste = wiste pret. 3 sg. of witan. wltegnng f prophecy, divination, J3.
.
wissum (to) adv. altogether, completely, OEG. wltegungboc f. book of prophecy, M.

±wlssung f. showing, instruction, guidance, wltehrsBgl n. penitential garb, sackcloth*
M : rule, regulation, government, (in M PPs68".
eomp.). [v. 'iwissc'] wltehus n. torture-house, prison, hell :
wist f being, existence : loeU-being, abundance,
. amphitheatre (as place of torture and
plenty provision, nourishment, subsistence,
: martyrdom), OEG.
food, meal, feast, delicacy, JE,CP. [wesan] wltel=hwitel
wiste pret. 3 Bg. of witan. wltelacf n. punishment.
wJstfsestllo = wisfaeetlic wltelias without punishment or fine, LL
wlstfulgend m. banqueter, EPs41*. 360[73,4].
wtstfull productive, ChbU12. wlteleast f. freedom from punishment or
±wistfulllan to feast, M. fine.

WijljsLIC 857 WE>ERCWYD
wltellc toilsome* carking, MFH178 : penal, wittol=witol
GD330;332. wltu nap. of wite.
wltellc* (GD 102") = witodlioe wltudMwitod
wltenagemot n. meeting of the wise men, wltuma (e, eo, y) m. <
j (v. LL2-739).
national council, [wita] wltumbora m. an, paranymph, OEG
+wltende transitory, MFH 165. 1774.
wltendlle = witigendlic wltungstow = witnungstow
+wltendlle transitory, perishable, M,CP. wltword n. written evidence, wilt, covenant,
wltendllce = witodlice LL.
+wit-endnes, -ennes f. departure, death. Witt I. prep. (w. a.) with, by, near, against,
wtter&den f punishment, fine.
. beside, at, through : (w. d.)from (separation),
+ wlterian to inform, l 17 44 . [witter]K with (opposition), for, in return for, on con-
wltern n. prison, 199". [»rn] WW dition of, beside, near, opposite : (w. g.)
wltescraef n. pit of torment, hell, Sat691. towards, to, at, against, w. eastan ( 1) adv.
wltesteng m. pole used for torture, OEG. to the east; (2) prep, east of. w. up Up-
wltestow f. place of torment or execution. wards, above, w. Van tie because, in con-
wlteswlngj m. scourging, punishment. sideration of, provided that. wift...weard
wltetdl n. instrument of torture. prep. (w. a.) towards. II. conj. until
wltetMow adj. man reduced to slavery by the wlttseftan I. adv. from behind, behind, after.
law (also sbm.). II. prep, behind, at, M.
+wltfsBSt of sound mind, Guth661t . wiUMawan 7 to blow away, CP439*4 .
wltg-=witeg- wft-bregdan 1 -bredan*

, to withhold, restrain,
wltlan (eo) to order, arrange, provide, destine, withstand, oppose, M,CP.
conclude, establish. wlttcamplan (o) to fight against.
witlendlic = witigendlic ; wltig = wittig wltfetosan 1 to reject, pp. wiocoren rejected,
wltlg-=witeg- reprobate, outcast.
wlt-lgendllc, -t(i)endlic prophetic, OEG. wlttcostlan 'reprobare,' NC333.
wltiglic punitive, of punishment, GD. wlttcwadenes = wiocwedennes
wlttngstow = wltnungstow wlttcwedennes f. contradiction,
rbwltlftas foolish, mad, jE. wlttcwedolnes = wioerowedolnes
wlUeasnes f want of intelligence, foUy, wttewettan* to speak against, contradict,gain-
.
OEG47». say, oppose, resist, forbid, refuse, deny : M :
±wlUtast f. folly, madness, [witt] rqect, renounce, CP.

+wlUoeat m
mind, fCP. - wttowettenes = wiocwedennes
witmsereswyrt f. spoonwortf Lcd 12a. wttdrlfan 1 to repel, drive off, PPs.
wltnere m. tormentor, torturer, M. wtfa-= wittig-
±wltnes f. knowledge, ' witness,* testimony, wtfftadon (N) = witieodon pret. pL of wiog&n.
l
Bl,Bo a witness. [ i- witness']
: wltfeastan eastward, eastwards, AO.
dhwltnlan to punish, chastise, torture, afflict, wlttoftan = wiCaeftan
iE,AO,CP. witter prep, and adv. against.
wltnlgend m. * punitory EPs78 u wltterbreca (a1 , eo 1 , o*, u») m. adversary
. :
wltnung f. torment, torture, punishment, the devil, Satan.

purgatory, M. wttforbroclan to oppose, CVPs.
wltnungstow f. place of punishment, pur- witferbrdga m. adversary, the devil, Cb564.
gatory, M. wfterbruca = witferbreca
wltod I. = witodlioe. II. pp. of witian. wlttercerran to turn against, prance, [cp.
witodlie certain, sure, LkR20* (wutad-); wiBercyr]
adv. -lice truly, for, verily, certainly, un- wlttercora m. adversary, rebel, apostate,
doubtedly, indeed, thus, M,AO,CP. [witan] sinner, iE.
conj. but, and, for, therefore, wherefore. wlttercoren rejected, reprobate, wicked.
[witan] wttercorennes f. reprobation, ^H2-290w.
wltol knowing, wise, [witan] wlttercwednes f. contradiction, CP 143*°.
witolnes f. wisdom, GD331™. wlUercwedol opposing, contradicting.
wlton I. pret. pi. of witan. II. = wnton wlttercwedolnes f. contradiction, Gl.
wItrod=wigtrod wltforcwedung f. a speaking against, con-
+wltsclpe m. testimony, evidence. tradiction, SPs51«.
±wlts6oc possessed, insane, M. wlUercwetJ- = wiSerowed-
±witt n. understanding, intellect, sense, Bo, wltterowelfen* to withstand.
Lk : consciousness, [wit; 'i-wit'] wffierewlda (y) m. contradictor, 1893 : OEG
+wltt- =+ wit- opposer, rebel, M
WW110 .
wltter wiset prudent, Chr 1067d. [ON. vitr] wlttercwlde m. contradiction : opposition,
± wittig| wise, sagacious, skilful : in one's resistance.
right mind, M. wittercwldel- = witSercwedol-
wlttlgnes f. intelligence, OEG78 (wytti-). wlUercwyd- = wioer-cwed-, -cwid-

WIDERCYR 358 WIDRIAN
wlftereyr m. rearing (of ahorse). El 926. wtterwennung I. controversy, Scl46is.
witterdtlne (e», y») narrow, NC333. [winnan]
-witter© v. to-w wlUer-werd-, -wi(e)rd- = wiCerweard-
witforfooht* ss wiCfeoht- wltterwlnn n. contest, OEG 2s .
wtterfllta m. opponent, adversary, AO,CP. wltterwlnna m. opponent, rival, adversary
wttkrhabban to resist, PPs72» enemy, iE,AO,CP.
wltterhllnlan to lean against, Gl. wttJerwtnnan8 to revolt, GPH389.
wltter-hycgende, -hydig refractory, perverse, +wi*erworded (i 1 ) opposed, DR1141 .
antagonistic, hostile, as sb. rival, adversary. wltierwyrdMwitierweard
wtterlan to resist, oppose, struggle against, wlttewlnd* = wiCowinde
M i irritate, provoke : be provoked. wWfaran* to come off, escape, Ex 573.
wltterlftoan (y 1 , e») to deprive, EPs83". wltffeohtan1 to fight against, rebel.
wlKerltaaf n. requital. wHffeohtend m. adversary, CP.
wltierilng m. opponent, adversary, EHy4*. wltffSolan* to apply oneself to, BH.
wlttermal n. counter-plea, defence, Chb1052. wittferianf to rescue, redeem.
wittermMe stiff-necked, antagonistic, per* wtft-flita, -flitan=wi&er-flita, -flitan
verse. wrftfon' (w. d.) to grasp at, clutch, B760.
wttiermftdnes (oe) f. perversity, DR : adversity, witiforan I. prep, before, in the presence of.
DR. II. adv. before, previously.
wltiermMo f. antagonism : perversity : wttf-gin an v., -gangan7 to go against, oppose :
adversity. pass away, vanish, disappear.
wlttermetan* to compare to, measure with, wlffgehflBftan =
witfhaBftan
measure against wlttgemetnes f. comparison, BH430*.
wltterm6d unwilling, adverse, contrary, GP wlftgeondan prep, beyond, Mt3*.
212*. wlttgrlpan 1 to grapple with, B2521.
wiflennddnes f. adversity, CP831*. wttgfnan to reject, jEL23-541.
wttiermoednes (DR)=wiCermednee wttthabban (w. d.) to oppose, resist, restrain,
wlfterr&de contrary, opposed, adverse, per- hold out, AO.
verse, rebellious, M
: disadvantageous : dis- =
wltfhsebban wiChabban
agreeable, unpleasant. wttheardlan to harden, ARSP&94*.
wltferr&dllc contrary, adverse, MQnZte1 . wltfhlndan adv. behind, M.
wltforrAdnas f. opposition, discord, variance, wltS-hoglant (w. g.) to disregard, reject.
disadvantage, adversity, M. wltthyegant to reject, despise, scorn.
wtterrsehtes (=rihtes) eAv. opposite, B3039. wltM-=wf5ig-
wltterrlht n. recompense, 118". WW wtttig. wJ5i(g)e ra. withe, ' withy, ' willow, JE:
wftersaca m.« adversary, enemy, JE : be- band, fetter, fillet, garland.
trayer : apostate, M. wrtigrlnd f. willow bark, Loi>37a.
wltforNMrian to renounce, become apostate, wttJlng-=wT6ig-
OEG : blaspheme.
wfttorsmcung f. apostasy : blasphemy.
wttlnnan I. adv. 'within, 9 from within,
II. prep. (w. d. a.) within.
A
wltieraseo I. n. contradiction, hostility, wttMnne, -inn en, -innon=witiinnan I.
opposition, M i apostasy, [sacan] II. un- wl«lr-(N) = wiCer-
favourable, LcD97a. wrSMedan to lead away, take away, rescue,
wltforsprftc f contradiction.
. Ps.
wHferstdger steep, WW. wltflftdnes f. abduction.
wifleretandan* to resist, EPs 16*. wltflan (N) =widlan
wltforsteall (a8 ) m. resistance, opposition, M. wlttticgan* to oppose, resist.
wltimetan* to compare with, liken to, M.
'
wiUersfnes adv. widdershins,* backwards,
Bl93". wrSmitednes f. invention, device, SPs.
wlUertalu contradiction, i£H 1530s.
f. [inStaii I.]
wltfertlhtto counter-charge^ LL.
f. wft-metenllc, -metendlic comparative {in
witJertrodf n. return, retreat. grammar), >EGr. [metan]
wltfortyme troublesome, grievous. wlttmetennes f. comparison, M.
wltforweard contrary, perverse, adverse : witimetlng f. comparison.
rebellious, hostile, AO,CP : inconsistent : wffi-neottan (iE), -nitian, -nytian adv. below,
unfavourable, noxious, bad. underneath, beneath.
wHSerwearda adversary, Bl.
n\. wltfob&n (wido-) n. collar-bone.
witferweardlan (y*) to oppose. wltfone (BL)=wit5 Cone
witforweardllc contrary, inimical, perverse, wHJor-=wioer-
M. adv. -lice. wittowlnde f convolvulus, woodbine, Gl.
.
wltforweardnes f. opposition, perversity, wflfrfide = witferrade

arrogance, enmity, M,CP : adversity, wltJref n. resistance, opposition.
calamity, trouble, CP. wltfrftotan' to abhor? resist f El369 (GK).
wiUerwengel m. adversary, ARHy4T . wltfrlan = wi&erian

WJB8ACAN 359 WOCOR
wittsaean* to appose, strive against, : to AO wlfitta m. loathing, nausea, eructation, heart-
refute, contradict : forsake, abandon, re- burn, M : an object of loathing : disfigure-
nounce, refuse, deny, J3,AO,CP. ment, OEG4461.

witteacendllc used in negations, ^Gr226 s . wl&tung (a, e) f. nausea : disfigurement,
wltfsacung f. denial, renunciation, So 60". OEG4461.
wltfsceorian (o*) to refuse, CP59". wlanc o) stately, splendid, lofty, magnifi-
(sb,
wW scrfltel = widscriool : boastful, arrogant, proud.
cent, rich
wittecOfan* to thrust back, refute, repel, BH. wlanclan to become proud or boastful, exult.
wltteeon* to rebel, rise against, AO. wlancllc adj. proud, arrogant, adv. -Hoe,
witfsetnes f. opposition, Gl. Gl.
wlttsettan to withstand, resist, M. wlat pret. 3 sg. of wlitan.
wttfelean* to oppose, bring to naught, iE,CP. wlatere m. spectator, NC333.
wfSsprecan* to contradict, gainsay : converse, -wlatful v. nebb-w..
AS : revile : speak with, GD345*. wlattan I.f to gaze, look upon, behold.
witfapuraan* to hit against, MtL4*. [wlitan] II. (impers.) to loathe, M.
witfstsBppan' to step or go out of. wlatung I. f. 'spectaculum,' NC334. II.=
wlftstandan* (w. d.) to ' withstand,* resist, wl&t(t)nng
oppose, jE,AO,CP. ±wleocan to make tepid, CP. [wlaec]
wltfatandend m. opponent. wlenc, wlenco (AO,CP), wlencu f. pride,
wttisteall = witiersteall arrogance, haughtiness : glory, pomp,
wlttsteppan = wiostappan splendour, AO,CP
bravado : pros-
:
(f)
wlUstond-=wi6stand- [wlanc]
perity, riches, wealth,
wittstunlan to dash against, LcDl60b. +wlencan to render proud : adorn, enrich,
wffistyllan to retreat, WW 17*. exalt.
wHbtyltan to hesitate, doubt, MtL21 u . wHttung = wlletung
witfteon* to take away, withdraw : restrain, wllsp, wlips (M) lisping.
CP. wllsplan to lisp.
wlttoemman to step back, CP441 W . wllta m. countenance, Gl.
wi We f. withy, cord, band, thong, fetter, [v. wlitan 1! to gaze, look, observe.
also witSig] wllte m. brightness : appearance, form, aspect,
witftJer- = wiSer- look, countenance : beauty, splendour, : M
wltftlnglan to come to terms with, be reconciled adornment, CP. ,
to, MF178. wllteandet? n. confession of splendour, PPs

wlWlr (DR l'68«) = wifler 103*.
wttNSyddan to blunt, v. OEG4235. wlitabeorhtf beauteous.
wltiufan prep. (w. d.) above.
I. II. adv. wUtetul beautiful, So21*.
before, previously. wltteltas «?Zy, An 1171.
wlti-uppon, -uppan adv. above. wliteUce handsomely, Bl206*.
wlfQtan I. prep. (w. d.) outside of, : AO wlltesclne (y*) lovely, beautiful.
except : without. II. adv. from outside, wBteseon f. sight, spectacle, 1650. B
outside, JE. wlltetorhtt brilliant, lovely.
wtftweorpan't to reject, repudiate. wUtewamm (o*) m. disfigurement of the face.
wltSwlnde = wiCewincJe wllteweorti n. legal value of a man's life,
wllSwlnnan* to fight against, resist, oppose, ransom, GD179".
AO,CP. wlltlg radiant, beautiful, fair, comely, JE,CP.
wHSwitterian to resist, withstand, GDI 17". adv. -ige, -igllce.
wlx9=wiex$ weaxan.
pros. 3 sg. of of enduring beauty, Ph 125.
wlltigfflBSt
rbwlaclan to become lukewarm, be tepid, M, ±wlltlglan to beautify, adorn : become beauti-
CP. ful, Sbaf49 : form, fashion, Pss.
wlaoo, wlacu, wltec tepid, lukewarm, cool, wlltlgnes f beauty, splendour, Bl.
.
CP. Wlltu=wlite; wlo=wloh

wlacunes = wl®cne8 ; wlaec v. wlaco. wldh f., dp. wl6(u)m fringe, ornament, tuft
wlaece n. tepidity, GPH397. bit, Gu 1127.
wlsecllc lukewarm, adv. -lice, +wloh adorned, Gen 1789.
wldcnce (PPs 148 s ) = wrseolice wlonc= wlanc
wleecnes f. lukewarmness, CP. wlott spot, blemish, OEG648?
wlseffetere m. stammerer, GPH403. wloum v. wldh.
wlseffian to stammer, speak indistinctly, v. wlyt- = wlit-; wdMwoh
NC333. woo (pret. of wacan).
wlsenc = wlanc, wlenc wdcer=wocor
wlenoo=wlenco wocie, wocige noose, OEG962 ; 3560.
wlSta=wl»tta wocllc=w5nlic
+wl£tan to defile, debase, Bo 114". wdcorf f. (ga. wdcre) increase, growth off- :
wletUce = wleeclice spring, progeny, posterity, race : usury.

WOCORLICE seo WOPIG
wooorlloe = waoorlioe wohhandede maimed {of the hands), WW
wfiet=wd8c pret. 3 ag. of wasoan. 161".
w6d I. adj. mad, raging, senseless, JE,AO : wohhian ? to speak wildly, rave? NC334.
blasphemous. II. pret. 3 sg.of wadan. wohllo perverse, wrong, unjust, evil. adv.
woda I. m. madman, M. II. m. storm, -lice, ife.
flood? danger? TC341». wohnebb n. grimace.
wodawiatle = wodewistle wohnes f crookedness, crooked
. place, JE :
woddor n. throat, gulkt? Sol95. wrong, error : wickedness, jE.

wdddrtan in. 'rfamom«m, 'RPs95» (v. ES wdhs, wohaon = wdec, woecon pret. 3 ag. and
38«). pret. pi. of wascan.
wodeHo=wddlic wohsum evil, DR27» (wog-).
Woden m. Woden Mercury. : wol mf pestilence, plague, mortality, disease,
.
wodendream m. madness, WW 246". AO.CP.

wddenesdaf = wodneedseg wolb&rnes f. calamity, pest, A062M .
wodewistle f. hemlock, Gl. wdlberende pestilential, pernicious, CP.

wod-frec, -fraec madly ravenous. wolberendlie pestilential, Che 1086.
wodheortnes f madness, 178.
. MFH wolbryne m pestilence, A086 M
. .
wddlan=wedan wolc (WW175 10 ) =wolcen

wddlic mad, furious, M. adv. -lice madly, wole-=walc-, wolcen-
furiously : blasphemously. wolcennm. (nap. wolcnu) 'convolution ball,
wodnes f. madness, frenzy, folly, M. lump, PPsl47 s : cloud, JE : sky, heavens.
Wodnes gs. of Woden. ['welkin*]
wodnesdsDf m. Woden* s day, Wednesday. wolcenfarut f. scudding of clouds.
wodnesnlht f. Tuesday night. wolcengehnast n. meeting of clouds [in a
w6d6m=wohddm storm), Rd4w .
wddon pret. pL of wadan. woloenread = weolocread

wodselnn n. madness, folly, W80*. woloenwyrcende? ptc. cloud-making (Cen-
wodsetpe m. insanity, 245". WW taurs), WW456".
wodstoe mad, GD1361 . wolcn Wwolcen ; wolcread = weolocread
wodseocnes f madness. . wolcsplnl = walcspinl
wddttrig f paroxysm, madness, rage, fury,
. wol-eyrge, -cyrige=waBlcyrige
CP. wold -weald
woe- (A) = we-, we- ; woecan (N) = wsBCcan woldsag m. day of pestilence. Ruin 26.
woere- (N) = weore- ; woerd- =wird- woldberendllc = wolberendlie
wof flan to shout, rave : blaspheme. wol-de, -don pret. 3 eg. and pret. pL of
woffung f. doting, madness, raving : blas- willan.
phemy. wolgewlnn n. calamitous war, A064 1*.
wogMw6h wdUcMwohlio
wdgere m. wooer, suitor, sweetheart, M. woUenteare weeping, with flowing tears,
wogerllc amorous, NC334. B3032.
woglan to woo, court, marry, So. -wolma v. fdt-w. ; womKwam(m)
wdgung f. wooing, 91 . MLV wdm I. =w6gum dp. of won, adj. IL=
wdh I. n. bending, crookedness : error, mis- w5ma
take, M: perversity, wrong, iniquity, worn* m. noise, howling, tumult : terror,
depravity, on w. wrongly, wickedly. II. alarm, swefnes w. dream-tumult, vision :
adj. bent, awry, twisted, crooked : wrong, eloquence? OEG8b18 .
perverse, evil, depraved, bad, unjust : false woman intr. to infringe, EC151 lf : (+) tr.
(weight), W
70*. on won wrongfully, in error. w. d. pers. and g. thing deprive of, EC
wdhbogenf bent, crooked. 151". [wamm]
wdhoeapung f. fine for illegal trafficking, XC won I.=wan, wann. II. pret. 3 ag. of
5-143*. winnan.
wdhdAd f wrong deed, crime.
. won I. wk. gdsn. and dpmn. of woh.
wohdom m. unjust Judgment, A 8*336. II.=hwon
wdhfoted having deformed feet, WW 161*. won- = wan -
wonfremmend m. evildoer, Met 9*. wdna gp. of woh II.
wohful wicked, NG. wondor = wnndor
wohfulnes f wickedness, NG.
. w5nes=w5hne8; wongHtwang
wdhgeorn inclined to evil, W183*. wop I. m. cry, shrieking, weeping, lamenta-
wohgestreon n. ill-gotten property, W. tion, iE,CP. [wepan] II.=weop pret. 3
wdhgod n. false god, idol. eg. of wepan.
wohhAmed CP. wopdropa m. tear, Sol 283.
n. fornication, adultery,
wdhhfimend m. fornicator, adulterer, CP. wopen pp. of wepan.
wdhhSmere m. fornicator, adulterer, CP wdperian to weep, HL18".
401". wdplg sad, lamenting, St.

woplSod 361 WORUUXRAFT
,
wdpleo* n. dirge, elegy, OEG 3604, jt ,
ooOaliof WW178».
wopllo tearful, sad, M. adv. -Hoe. wordwba m. sophist, WW493"
wdpstdw f. place of mourning, M. wordwiftare wyrdw ritere
w6r=w6s, was© wordwyneum affable, 191». WW
wont gp. of w6h. wore dsf. of won.
woreMweoro wort =weorf ; worflan= woman
word I.n. word,*
9
speech, sentence, statement, wdrhana m. moor-cock, cock pheasant, Gl.
M command, order :
: subject of talk, story, worhenn f hen pheasant, WW.
.
news, report, J3,AO : fame verb,

: : M w&rhona = wdrhana
{incarnate) Word. IL rod, CPs : {goose- worht pp., worhte pret. 3 as. of wyrcan.
berry) bush? LkL6« (v. ES 38-340 ; 40-152). wdrlan to roam, wander, move round, M :
III.=werod totter, crumble to pieces, [w&r, werig]

word-Motf n. , -bebtungj f. promise inwords, worldM woruld ; worm=wyrm
plighted word. wormod = wermod
wordc&rse (WW416, )=*woroea3rae, wor- worms (a) nm. matter, pus, virus, AO,CP.
Cigcaerse? worn (ea, eo) m. large amount, number, troop,
wordeennend m. the begetter of the Word, company, multitude, crowd.
GPH389. worngehat n. promise of numerous offspring,
wordoroftt m. poetic art, eloquence. Gun 2364?
word-ewlde, (e, y) -cwytte m. words, speech, wornluat = womlost
language, utterance. wornmAlum adv. by troops.
worden pp. of weoroan. worod=werod; woroht=wr6nt
wordes adv. with words, verbally, orally, worold (AO,CP) = woruld
wordtest true to one's word, true. worpan = weorpan
wordful talkative, verbose, fluent. worpen pp. of weorpan.
wordgebeot = wordbeot worpian to cast, throw, pelt, CP.
word-gecwlde (a?*) n., -geoweodu np. verbal worsm= worms; wort=wyrt
agreement. wort I. (eo, u) nm. court, courtyard, curtilage,
wordgemeare n. definition or limitation by farm, Mdf street. II. = waroS
:
words, Gen 2355. wortf-=weor8-

wordger*net n. secret expressed in words, wortNg (eo, u, y) m. enclosed homestead,
dark saying. curtilage, farm, JE,CP ; Mdf : street.
wordgltow skilful in words, Da 418. wortlgei&ne f. name of a plant, Lc© 3*303.
wordgydd m. lay, dirge, B3173. wortIgnetele f nettle. .
wordhlfotSort n. voice, speech. wortfsclpe = weoroeoipe ; worod = werod I.

wordhordf n. treasury of words. woruftord = weorftord
.
wordlg wordy, verbose, OEG 1416. woruld (ei, eo 1, ia1 ; o 1 ) f ' toorW, ' age, £!,AO,
wordlfte n. speech, LPs 18*. GP : men, humanity : way of life, life : long
wordlir f. teaching, NC334. period of time, cycle, eternity. t5 worulde
wordlatu f. delay in speech? An 1519. for ever, a on worulda world, in woruld
wordlaHuf f. conversation, speech. worulde world without end.
wordltan n. reward for song, Rd78*. woruldAht f worldly possessions.
.
wordllan (u 1 ) to talk, commune : conspire, wonddafol (-el) n. secular or worldly power,

GD1061 .
LL,W(ES45161).
wordllend m. speaker, OEG2321. woruldar f. worldly honour, CP : secular
wordloc n. art of logic, WW388 11. property.
wordtooaf m. {word-hoard), speech. woruldbaarn n. man, Rd81".
wordloga m. deceiver, liar, W401*. woruldblagu f worldly occupation, LL.
.
worthing n. talk, discourse : emptu talk. woruldbiagung (eo1 , 1 ) f. worldly business :

y
wordmittung f collatio,. f
' 178*. WW worldly misery, trouble.
woruldblamer (o*) nm. worldly reproach, GP
wordpredicung f. preaching, NC334.
wordrlan = wordlian 61 M .
spoken woruldblln f. worldly bliss, Qv 135.

wordrlht n. suitable word, B2631 :
law, Ex3. woruldbftt f. compensation prescribed by the

wordsawere m. word-sower, rhetorician, secular power, LL 128[2].
CP97*. woruld-broe n., -bryce (o*) m. worldly
wordslge m. success in speech, Lod
1 *.
M88 trouble, CP259* : use for secular purposes,
word-snoter, -snotor eloquent, rhetorical, MH136*.
wise in words. wonUdbtkendf m. world-dweller.
wordsnoterlle philosophical, learned, OEG woruldeamp m. secular warfare, LL(388*).
2270. woruldeandel f sun, B 1965. .
wordsnoterung f. sophism, OEG 2268. weruldoearu (a8 ) f. worldly care, M.

wordaomnere m. enumeration, catalogue, woruldeempa m. earthly soldier, JS.
wornldarflBft m. secular art, M.
WW212OT .
23—5
WORULDCUND WOBULDWJBTEB
woraldeund worldly, secular, CP adv. -Boa, woraMhyht m. earthly joy. Am 136.
CP. woruldlAot m. earthly physician, M.
woruldeynlngt m. earthly king, M. woruld-lagu t., -laga m. civil law.
woralddAd f. worldly business, LL(414»). woraMMan n, earthly reward, LL(422").
worulddtad dead, PPsl42«. woruldlie earthly, : worldly, secular, M> M
worulddftma m. secular judge, LL. adv. -lioe.
woruldddm m. secular judgment, M. womldm n. life in this world.
worulddrtamf m. earthy joy. woruldlufu £ love of this world, M.
.
worulddrlhtan m. lord of the world, Qod, woruldlust m. worldly pleasure, Bo.

MBT291 . woruldmAg m. earthly kinsman, Gxh2178.
woruldduguttt f. worldly riches. woruldman m. human being, man of the
woruldearfoU f n- earthly misery. world, M,CP : layman.
woruldege m. earthly fear, LL(310W ). woruldmM reward, LL(422M ).
f. earthly
woruldende m. end of the world, B3083. woruldnted temporal need, LL267[32].
f.
woruldlagenia* i. earthly beauty, MH34*. woruldnytt f. worldly use or profit.

woraldfeohn. earthly goods,u>cauh,QKs2142. woruldprfdo f. worldly pride, Lod 3-428.
woruldlolgatt m. worldly occupation, Bl. [v. 'pride']
woruldfrotwung (world-) f. worldly orna- woruldrftden f. way of the world, B1143 (v.
ment, Bl125". MLN25-113).
worakUrtond (y*) m. friend in this world. woruldrioa m. great man, M.
woruldM* m. worldly peace, LL220[1]. woruldrloe I. n. earthly kingdom, CP : world-
woruldtruma m. primeval man, patriarch, realm, world. II. adj. having worldly
Guth12 m . power or riches.
wonddgftlnas f. lust of pleasure, W219". wonildrfoetm (o 1 ) n. worldly power, NC334.
y
woruldgebyrd n. worldly origin or descent, woruldrlht (y») n. secular or civil law : Ood s
BH. law for the world.
wornldgedJU n. death, El581 woruldsacu f. worldly strife, 170*. W
woruldgafaoht (o 1 ) n. earthly fight, MH36*. worulds&ltia fp. earthly blessings, Bo.
woruM&Qltn.dispute f law-suit? Lcd3*174m. woruldscamu (ea8 ) f. public disgrace.
wornldgerAdnes (eo 1 ) f. secular ordinance, woruldsceaftt * earthly creature. .
LL. woruldsetat m. part of the world, region.

woruldgeriht n. worldly justice, secular right woruldietewung f worldly sight, NC334. .
or due, LL210[2 t l]. woruldielpe m. worldly matter, CP.

woruldgmtfsnu np. secular customs, LL. woruMacfr (world-) f. life in the world (t.e.
woruldgeafillg prosperous, Ma 21 9. not monastic), worldly affairs, business,
woruldgesAl'Sa fp. worldly fortune, AO(o'). GD3*.
woruldgesceaftf f. creature of this world : woruldsnotor worldly-wise.
world. woruldaorg f. earthly care, CP.
woruldgastrfonf n. worldly riches. woroldspM f. worldly wealth, success in the
woruldgeswlnc n. earthly toil, misery, CP(o a ). world, CP.
woruldgetflnctt f. worldly honour, dignity, woruldsptdlg rich in this world, CP3331.
GD,W. woruldsprdc f worldly talk, conversation
woruldgetoht (world-) mn. worldly thought, about worldly matters, LL.
Bl16". woruldsttor f secular penalty, LL268[51].
.
woruldgewlnn n. earthly war, M. woruldstrang having worldly power, NC334.

woroldgewrltu np. worldly literature, secular woruldstrengu f physical strength, Rn 27*.
.
writings. woruldstrudere m. world-spoUer, spoliator,

woruldgewuna m. customarylaw, LL206[la]. robber.
woruldglelp (i») mn. pride of this world, wornldstund f life in this world, sojourn upon
.
glory, CP. earth, El363.

woruldgifu f worldly gift.
. woruldtfearf f. this world's needs, BH.
woruldgltsera m. coveter of worldly things, woruld-ftearf, -Searfende poor in worldly
MbtH 1
. goods.
woruldgltsung f. covetousness. woruldfaarfa m. poor man, PPs69°.
woruldglenge m. worldly pomp. woruldtttaw m. worldly affair, Bo7 M .
woruldgod n. worldly good. woruld-tfegen, -ttegn, -Sen m. earthly or
woruldgylp (M) = woruldgielp secular servant, LL.
woruldgyrla (o 1 ) m. worldly garment, NC334. woruldftanung (o 1 ) f. secular office, NC334. -
woruldhad m. secular state, BH.GD. woruldtitostru (y 3
) f. earthly darkness.
woraldhlaford m. secular lord, CP. woruldtttewddm m. secular service,
woroldhllsa m. worldly fame, M. woruldfflng (o 1
n. worldly affair, thing, 2E,
)
woruldhogu (world-) f. worldly care. AO,CP : earthly riches.
woruldhremmlng (o 1 ) i. l tmpedimentum woruldw&pn (o 1 ) n. earthly weapon, Bl213*.
smculi,' NC334. woruldwater n. ocean, sea.

WOBULDWELA 363 WRANGWft
woruldwela m. worldly wealth, CP. wractal wretched, miserable, M.
woruldwellg rich in worldly goods, NC335. wrAehwn f. period of exile or of distress,
woruMweoro n. secular work. PH527.
woruldweorttscipe m. worldly honour. , wraclftstt (e) m. path of exile.
woruldwldl n. world-filth, Cr1007. wraclasttan to banish, WW.
woruldwlg n. worldly contest, LL. wraelio adj. foreign : strange, unfamiliar,
woruldwllla m. earthly good, Bo 24s . extraordinary/ : wretched, exiled, adv. -lice.
woruldwllnung f earthly desire, CP. . wrAclic=wr&tlio
woruldwls worldly-wise, CP(o*). wrae-maegt, -m«ecgaj m. exile, outcast,
woruldwlsddm m. worldly wisdom, science, miserable man.
M. wreecmon m. fugitive, Ex 137.
woruldwtte f. custom of the world, MH68f b. wrAcnan=wrfccnian
woraldwlta m. learned layman, philosopher, wrsecnes = wrecnee
LL. wraenlan (e) to be banished, wander travel,
woruldwtte n. punishment on earth : civil M.
punishment, fine. wrAoon pret. pi. of wrecan.
woruldwlenco f worldly magnificence, osten-
. wraosclpe (e) m. exile.
tation, CP. wraosetl n. place of exile, Gu 267.
woruldwrenc m. worldly cunning, CP(o*). wraotlft m. journey of exile orperil, pilgrim-
woruldwrftere m. writer about the world, age, M
: exile, persecution, £fi,AO : misery.
philosopher. wraesffilan to wander, travel abroad, be in

woruldwuldor n. worldly glory. exile, M.
woruldwunlende (oa ) dwelling in the world, wraostow f place of exile or punishment.
.
Met 13". wraowlte n. punishment, Bl.

woruldwynn earthly joy.
f. wrAcworuld f. miserable world, Wl s .
woruldyrmftu f. earthly wretchedness, AO. wrAd band, bandage, 'wreath,

f. CP : 9
wdrung f. wandering, roving, iE,MFH 179. bundle : band, flock, [wri&an]"^

wfe I. n. sap, juice, Lod. II. gs. of w6h. wrAdmAlum adv. in companies, 41 l w . WW
rhwosa m. conversation, intercourse, DR. -wrAdnes v. sam-w. ; wrAg-=wrSg-
wtaan(NG)=w8san wrAne (6) unbridled, loose, lustful, AO.
wdse pret. 3 sg., woscon pret. pL of wascan. wranna (M) = wrenna
wdse=waee wrAnnes f luxury, lust, wantonness, AO, CP.
.
woslg juicy, moist, Lod. wrAnsa m. wantonness, OEG2347.

-wost y. fore-w. m. wantonness, OEG6290(6).
w6l$t f- sound, noise : voice, song, poetry : tobewanton,NCZ36.
eloquence. to alter, change, modulate, Rd26».
wfitiborat m. orator, speaker, seer, prophet, wrAst (a) firm, able, strong, excellent i
poet, singer. adv. -e.

delicate,
wdtioraftt m. art of speech or song. wrAstan I. (±) to 'wrest,* bend, twist, twang.
-wotie v. got-w. make elegant? WW.
II. to be or
wdtiglefu f. gift of song, Rd32*. wrAstlere m. wrestler, WW431*.
woftsong m. song, Cb46. wrAstllo I. pertaining to wrestling, WW.
wdum dp. of wdh, adj. II. (a) delicate, elegant, WW.
wdz I. pret. 3 sg. of weazan. II.=w6ec wrA8tIlendwre«tfer,WW431". [wrftetan]
wraclan to be banished, be in exile. wrAstlung f wrestling, struggling, GD,OEG.
.
=
wraoUee wraeclice wrat m. = wratte f. ; wrAt = wr&tt
wraonian=wreBonian; wraoo=wracu wrAUlc artistic, ornamental curious, :
wraou (e) f. (g. often wrace) revenge, wondrous, rare. adv. -lice, [wrfttt]
vengeance, persecution, JE,AO,CP. on tia wrAttf f ornament, work of art, jewel. .
wrace in retaliation : punishment, penalty, wnette f. rubea tinctoriat crosswortt heUe-

AO,CP : cruelty, misery, distress, torture, boret (A30-248).
pain, AO. [wreoan] wrA* I. = wrAd. II. = wrfttitio
wraec I. (e) n(f?) misery, CP : vengeance, +wrA6an to be enraged, LOD3-2124 .
persecution : exile, [wreck*; wrecan] wratilan=wretiian; wrA8o=wr&68o

II. what is driven, OET37". III. pret. wroeft-studu, -stutfa (e) f. column, pHlar
3 wrecan. IV. = waero (A ; v. JAW
sg. of
52) >, wr*«(«)u (a) f. * wrath,* anger,
wraeca=wTSBcca; wnBcan=wreoan indignation, NG.
wreecca (e) m. 'wretch,' CP fugitive, ouU wrAzllan = wrAstiian
:
cast, exile.. AO adventurer, stranger.

: wrah pret. 3 sg. of wreon.
wreeocan= wrecan ; wrace v. wraon. wrang I. n. * wrong, * injustice. [ON. rangr
wraeend = wrecend II.pret.3sg. of wringan. IlL(o) =wranga
wraetoo n. time of exile, banishment, misery, wranga (pr-) hold of a ship, WW.
Rim64. wrangwlB perverse OEG1770.

wrSsqsn 364 WBOHT
t (ft) t band, tie, chain. ±wretMan to support, sustain, uphold, CP.
wrlstM w r ftet wnffatudu = wnaoatudu
writ prat. 3 ag. of writan. wrlanne (N) = wreonne gerund of wreon L
writt I. adj. *
wroth, ' furious, angry, hostile, wrtetf, wrioe$ prea. 3 ag. of wrecan.
AO : terrible, horrible : grievous, harsh, wrld m. shoot, plant, bush, Lod ; Mdl
bitter, malignant, evil, cruel adv. -e. +wrld n. thicket? Guth.
U.L i hardship,
cruelty [wrioan] IIL- wrldan 1 to grow, thrive, flourish.
wrfttt. IV. pret. 3 ag. of wrioan. pp. of (1) wridan ; (2) wrioan.
+wra*ian (refl.) to be angry, Car 1070. lgrow, flourish, spring up. [wridan]
['iuwtte'] =wrict> prea. 3 ag. of wrecan.
wrttlUot grievous, severe, bitter* adv. -lloe. wrtozlMwrixl
wraftmddt an^ry. wrlgela inn. covering, veil
wrttfsons! n. wretched hole, pit of misery, wrigen pp., wrigon pret. pi of wreon.
hell, Rd«1". wrlgennes (gn-) f. a covering, EPs60*.
wi*tt8o==wrfttiou wrigianf to go, turn, twist, bend : strive,
wraftu f. prop, help, support, maintenance. struggle, press forward, endeavour, venture.
wrattum adv. fiercely. wrlhat prea. 2 eg., wrihti prea. 3 ag. of wreon.
+wraxl7 wrestling-place, gymnasium, OEG +wrlncUan to wind abou t, 4-34>. KC
18b«? +wrlng n. liquor, drink,
*
WW 128".
WTaxlere m. wrestler, OEG. wrlngan' to wring,* twis> : (±) squeeze, press
wraxllan to wrestle, M. out,M.
wraxllende wrestling, contending, striving. wringe f. {oO-)prces, GD260«.
wraxlung f. wrestling, WW 160*. wrlnghwsBg nT strained whey, LL461[16].
wreah pret. 3 ag. of wreon. +wrlse = +wrixl; wrislan=wrix]an
wrecwwrao wrist f. wrtd, LL386[2].
wrecan* (eo) to drive, impel, push : expel, ±wrlt n. writing (±) book, treatise : scrip-
:
persecute, CP
wreak, ' revenge, avenge,
:
( ±) *
tare, &-.' writ* {'i-wrif) charter, document,
punish, AO : press forward, advance '.fulfil, deed, AO,Bl : 'stilus,' GPH402.
accomplish : utter, deliver, pronounce. ± writan 1(f) to incise, engrave, 'write,' draw,
wreocan = (l) weocan; (2) wrecan iE,*AO,CP : bestow by writing.
-wreoel v. apor-w. wrltbred n. writing tablet.
1 m. avenger. -write v. wo?ter-w. ; -writennea v. t5-w.
i
(») f. vengeance, NG. dbwrltere m. writer, scribe, author, portrayer,
(»?) 'actuarial £843*336. painter, JE,CP.
wrecu ( VPs) = wracu wrftefren (MH146")=wrftiren
±wr«gan I.f to excite, stir up. II. to accuse, wridan (eo) to chirp, chatter, v. OEG37*.
impeach, M. [wrdht] writing writing, SPs44 a .
f.
wrigend m. accuser. wrltlngfetfer f. pen, EPs44».

wregendlic accusative, 1EQ*2Z*. wrttfnglaen n. style, pen, MH146"a
wregere m. accuser, informer, M. wrlttren (y*) n. writing instrument, style.
wriglatre (ft) f. female accuser. ML&". writaaax n. style, pen, MtL p2M .
wragung f. accusation, M. wrttt- = writ-
wrehte pret. 3 ag. of wregan. wrltia m. band, thong, bridle, ;E : cottar,
wrehtend m. instigator, WWaSO" ring.
wrentend m. accuser, KGl73 m . ± written1 (y) I. to twist, wrap, bind up, tie,
wren-=wrfen- fasten, fetter, IL= wridan
['writhe']
wreno m. wile, stratagem, trick, deceit, AO : +wrftfellan to bind? OEG231 ?
(t ) modulation, melody, song. [' wrench ' wrlgela m. band, fillet, bandage, WW411".
wrenean to twist : spin intrigues, devise plots, wrIBlan =wridian
Mod 33. wrixendllc mutual, GD2*. adv. -Koe turn
wrenna (s) m., wrenne f. wren, WW. about, one by one, by turns, in turn.
wreocan = wrecan wrlxl f. f wrixla m. change, exchange, barter,
wraogan (M) = wrigon pret. pL of wreon. CP.
wreon imperat. of wreon. + wrlzl, -f wrixle n. turn, change : exchange,
± wreon1 .* to cover, clothe, envelop, conceal, purchase requital. :
hide : protect, defend. wrlxlan (±) to change, barter, exchange,

wreotan=rebtan; wreotlan = writian reciprocate, lend, AO. wordnm w. con-
wreotu nap. of writ. verse : (+) recompense, requite : (+) obtain.
>
wrto*o =wrft8 wrlxllan=wrixlan
wrecflenhilt with twisted hilt, B1699. +wrtxUe alternating, OEG2us.
[_*writienhilt] ±wrlxlung f. exchange loan. :
wrao6lan=wre6ian; wreo*8len=wrIdian wroegan= wregan

wretbaau 'rubeum' (?=wr«tt- or wrastte- wrogen pp. of wreon.
v. A30-248). wroht=worht pp. of wyroan.
WROHT 366 WUDUWANHAD
wrdht I. f. blamey reproach, accusation, wudubearo m. forest, grove.
slander fault, crime, sin, injustice,
: : M wudu-bend, -bind m. =wudubinde
strife, enmity, anger, contention, dispute, wudublU n. hatchet, GD,WW.
AO, :CPhurt, injury, calamity, misery. wudublnde I. (-bindle) f. woodbine, con-
[wregan] II. m. tale-bearer, j£Gr217*. volvulus. II. f. bundle of sticks, OET36".
wrohtberend m. accuser. wudublor (=bora?) m. wood carrier, HGl
'
wrohtbora m. accuser, monster the devil. 427. :
wrohtdropa m. bloodshed accompanied by wudublAdt (-bled) f. forest blossom.

crime, GnE196. wudubrun n. bugloss, ox-tongue.
wrohtgemftne pledged to punishment or wudubucca m. wild buck, wild goat, Lod.
revenge. wudubyrtfra m. camp-follower, O EG 869.
wrdhtgeorn contentious, CP357. wuduoerfllle f wood-chervil, cow-parsley.
.
wrohtgetfme n. series of crimes f (BT), Qsn wuduoooo m. woodcock, Gl.

46. wuducroft m. a croft with trees on itt (BT)
wrdhtlan to do harm f HL 16"*. KC3-376*.
wrohtlac n. calumny, W160*n. wuduculfre m. wood-pigeon. WW.
wrohtsawere m. sower of strife, CP369. wuducfkneUe f wild thyme, Lcd. .
wrontsclpe m. crime, Gen 1672. wudueynn n. an aromatic

( ?)
wood, JnL12*.
wrdhtsmfSt m. worker of evil, evildoer. wududooce wild dock, sorrel, Lod.
f.
wrohtspltel slanderous, EGl. [spittan] wuduelfen f wood-elf, dryad,

. WW.
wrdhtstseff m. accusation, El926 : injury, wudufaston n. place protected by woods, wood-
Rd72 m m . . fastness : ship.
wrong (WW201»)=wrang H. wuduleld m. wooded plain, PPs 131*.
wrot m. snout, elephant
9
s trunk, WW. wuduleoh n. forest-tax, Lcd.
wrotan7 to root up, M. wudufllle = wuducerfille
wrugon pret. pi. of wreon. wudufln f pile of wood, MQn.
.
wrungen pp. of wringan. wudufugol m. forest bird, wildfowl.

wryctt pros. 3 sg. of wrecan. wudugat f wild goat, Leo.
.
wryhta=wyrhta wudugehsBg n. enclosed wood? (BT), KG

wr?htf = wrlhS pret. 3 eg. of wreon. 3-176*.
-hwrjnded founded (of a house), MtL7 u . wuduheawere m. wood-cutter, M.
wryt- = writ- wuduherpatf m. public path through a wood,
wryte (GM66M )=pryte KC3"213*
wr^Kan = written wuduhlewei n. cutting of wood, LL667[37].
wucatten = wuctiegn wuduholt n. forest, wood, grove.
wuee=wucu wuduhona m. woodcock, WW38*.
wuc-dseg, wuce-, wicu- m. week-day, M. wudunrofe = wudurof
wuottegn (i 1 ) m. monk or priest appointed for wuduhunlg n. wild honey, M.
a week's duty, weekly servant. wudulad f carting wood, LL462[21,4]. .
wucttinung f. service for a week. wudu-l£s f., gs. -1*8 we wood-pasture, run
(for cattle) in a wood, Ct.
1
wuouf. 'week, AO,CP.
wucubot f penance lasting a week, LL(278 11 ). wuduland n. woodland.
.
wuoweoro (i 1 ) n. (compulsory) work for a wudu-leahtrlc, -lectric m. wood-lettuce, wild

week, by a tenant. sleepwort, Lcd.
wudeMwudn wuduleswe = wudul&swe
wudere m. wood-man, wood-carrier, 37 § WW
wudulle adj. woody, wooded, M.
.
wudewe = wuduwe wudumfir (e») f. wood-nymph, echo, Gl.

wudlan to cut wood, M. wudumerce m. wild parsley, wood-mint.
wudlg wooded, having trees, Az 120. wudur&den f. wood-regulation, right of
wudlgere, wudiere (WW) = wudere estovers, LL.
wudlht thick (with trees), woody, forest-like, wudurec m. smoke from a funeral pyre, B
GPH402. 3144.
WUdo- = wudu- wudurlma m. border of a wood, KC3-34 1*.
wudu m., ga. wuda, wudes; nap. wudas, wudurofe f woodruff. .
wuda 'wood,' forest, grove, A,AO,CP; wudurose f. wild rose, Lcd 34b?
Mdf tree (the Cross) wood, timber, M,CP
: ; : wudusnlte f. wood-snipe, thistle-finch f WW.
B spear-shaft, B398.
(t) ship, : wudusurseppel f crab-apple? Lcd 160a.
.
wuduaelfen = vruduelfen wudutelga} m. twig or branch of a tree.

wuduseppel f wild apple, crab, LoD71a.
. wudutreow n. forest tree.
wudubAre wood-bearing, OEG1806. wudutilstle m. wood-thistle, Lod.
wudubaemett n. burning of wood, LL 16[12] wuduwa (wyde-) m. widower.
24n«. wuduwald m. forest, 426**. WW
wudubat n. wooden boat, An 907. wuduwanhad m. state of a woman who has
wudubtam* m. forest-tree. not a husband, chastity, widowhood, CP.

WUDUWASA 366 WUNDORMT
wuduw&sa m. faun, satyr. wultesfbt m. buUfist, toadstool (plant).
wuduwe (i, eo, y1 e«) f. 'widow.*
; wulfhaga m. shelter from wolvest OC53.
wuduweard m. forester, LL452[19]. wulfhoafodtrfto m. cross, gallows f Rd66u .
wudu-weax n., -weaxe f wood-waxen, genista wulfheortf wolf-hearted, cruel.

.
tinctoria, Lcd. wutf-hltft n., nap. -hleotiu hillside inhabited

wuduwesten inn. wild forest, by wolves, B1358.
wuduwlnde f woodbine, Gl.
. wulfhol n. wolfs hole, WW.
wuduwyrt f plant which grows in woods, wuUfys n. fleece of wool,
. 198* WW
Bl69». wulfmod = wullmod
wudwe = wuduwe wulfttaft m. wolfs hole, KC3-264*.
wuhhung f. rage, fury, madness : (pi.) the wulfU&d n. valley of wolves, KC3456V
1
Furies. wullf. 'wool, M.
wuht AO,CP=wiht; wuhtmg= wuhhung wulloamb m. comb for wool, LL454[15! 1].
wulMwull; wuldor = wuldor wullenoppa ( ? hn-) m. tuft of wool, WW.
wuldor n. glory, splendour, honour, M,CP : wulle=wull; wullen=wyllen
praise, thanks : heaven, El. wulllan to wipe with wool, Lcd l-356 n .
wuldor-Mag, -bean m. crown of glory, M. wullte woolly, hairy.

±wuldorbeaglan to crown, M. wullmod m ? distaff.
wuldorbl&d m. glorious success, Jud 156. wulltowestre f. wool-carder, Lcd.
wuldorcyning m.f glorious king, King of wullue cover, wrapper, A 31*66.
Glory, God. wullw&ga f. scales for wool, WW 148*.
wuldordroamt m. heavenly rapture. +wun = +wuna
WuldorfeBderj m. Glorious Father, Father ±wuna I. m. (usu. +) habit, custom, practice,
of Glory. rite, Bo ; JE. on gew. habban to be accus-
wuldortest glorious, adv. -faste, -faetlice. tomed to. [' i-wune'] II. ( + only) wonted,
wuldorfflastilenM f. glory, M. customary, usual.
wuldorful glorious, M
vainglorious.: wund I. f. wound, sore, ulcer, M,CP :
* 9
wuldorfulllan to glorify, M. wounding, injury, M. II. adj. wounded,

wuldortulHoe adv. gloriously, M. sore, AO.
wuldorgist m. angel, Gbn2912. wundel f. wound, LL,RB.
wuldorgeflogena m. one who has fled from wundellce = wundorlice
glory, devil, LCD3-36 1*.
wunden pp. of windan.
wuldorgestealdf np. wundenfeax with twisted mane, B 1400.
glorious dwellings,
realms of glory. wundenhals with twisted prow, B298.
wuldorgeweoro n. wondrous work, ES43167. wundenloeet with braided locks.
wuldorglfuf (eo) f. glorious gift, grace. wundonm&l etched, damascened [of a sword),
wuldorgfm m. glorious jewel, sun, Rd81*. B1631.
wuldorhamat (o*) m. garb of glory. wundenstoma m ship with curved or wreathed .
wuldorhoap m? glorious troop, NC335. prow, B220.

wuldorhelm m. crown of glory, Bl. wunder = wundor
wuldorleant n. glorious reward. iwundian to wound, £2,AO,CP.
wuldorllo glorious, adv. -lice, wundiend vulnerator,' ERHy6°. *
wuldormaga m. heir of heaven, Gu 1067. wundlht, wundig ulcerous, full of sores.

wuldonuago m. heir of heaven, Gu 1267. wundle = wundel
wuldormlcel gloriously great, fHy 7 M wundllo wounding, wound-inflicting,
. GPH
wuldoraytttng f. glorious service, Rd81 u 402». .
wuldorsang m. glorious song, MFH 1 14 10 . wundon pret. pi. of windan.

wuldonpM f glorious wealth, Gen 87.
. wundor (often confused with wuldor) n.
wuldorspMtg glorious, An 428.
l
(gs. wundres) wonder,* miracle, marvel,
wuldortan mplant with medicinal virtues t portent, horror, >E,AO,CP : wondrous thing,
(BT), Lcd3-34. monster.
wuldortorhtf gloriously bright, clear, brilliant, wundoragrsefen} wondrously engraven.
illustrious. wundorbeaeen n. strange sign.
wuldortfrymm m. heavenly glory. wundorbebod n. strange order, B 1747.
wuldorweorud n. heavenly host, Cb285. wundorbleo n. wondrous hue, Cb 1 140.
wuldorword n. glorious word, fHy 7". wundorclam n. strange bond, Cr310.
wuldrlan (±) to glorify, praise, extol, 2E : wundor-olofe, -clufe f camphire (plant). .
boast, brag, M
: live in glory, JE. wundorcrsatt-j- m. wondrous skill, miraculous
wuldrig glorious, DR. power.
wuldrung f . glorying, boasting. wundorcrseftigllce with wondrous skill, BH
wuldurMwuldor 324»o.
wulf m. (he-) wolf,'
1
ÂO^CP; Mdf : wundordAd f wondrous deed, Bl.
.
wolfish person, devil. wundordeatf m. wondrous death, B3037.

wulleseamb m. wild teasel. wundorfsBt (e1 ) n. wondrous vessel, B 1162.

WUNDORFDL 367 WYNWEROD
wundorful wonderful, M. adv. -lice. wosebearn n. {dear) Utile child, JnL13M .
wundorgehwyrtt (e4 ) wonderful turn, GPH [wyscan]

390. wuso ( JnR 13M ) = wuscbearn
wundorgeweoro = wundorweorc wussung = wissung ; wuta = wita
wundorglefu f. wondrous endowment, Wy72. wutan= wuton
wundorhaelo (a 8 ) f. wondrous healing, BH wutedllce, wutodlice (NG) =*witodlloe
446". wuton 1 pers. pi. subj. of witan to go. used
wundorhas? n. 'solarium,' upper room, GD to introduce an imperative or hortatory
119". clause let us,.. I cornel CP.
dbwundor-l&ean, -Ecian to make wonderful, wutu (M), wutum, wutun (N) = wuton
magnify. wutudllce = witodlice
wundorlle wonderful, remarkable, strange, wutfwuta (DR) =ut$wita ; wycWwio
JE,AO,CP. adv. -lice, wyc-=wic-; wyd=wid; wyd-=wud-
wundormattmi m. wonderful treasure. wyder- = witter-; wyi-=wif-
wundorston f. wonderful sight, B995. wyglere = wiglere ; wyht=wiht
wundorsmitf m. skilled smith, B 1681. wyhtel f quail. [Oer. wachtel]
.
wundortacen n. wondrous sign, PPs 104 M . wyl- = weal-, wel-, wi(e)l- ; wyi- =wiel-
wundorweorc n. wonderful work, miracle. wykrtJ pres. 3 sg. of wealoan.
wundorworuld f. wonderful world, Rd40". wylf f she-wolf.
.
wundorwyrd f wonderful event, El 107.1.

. wylfen I. adj. wolfish. II. f. she-wolf, fury,
wundres v. wundor. Gl.
±wundrian (w. jr.) to wonder, be astonished wyilscmoru = wealmoru
(at), marvel, j£,AO,CP admire : make wyllf. nwo/, LL(166n*).
:
wonderful, magnify. [Oer. wundern] wyllen (i) made of wool, woollen.

wundrum adv. (d. of wundor) wonderfully, wyloe = weoloo ; wyn=wynn; wyn-=win-
strangely, terribly. wynbeam m. tree of gladness, holy cross,
wundrung f. wonder, astonishment, admira- El 844.
tion, M : spectacle, OEG4370. wynblisf. jov, GD2«.
wundswatfu (e) f. scar, VPs37*. wynburh f . delightful town, PPs 127*.
wundurMwundor wyneondel f pleasant light, «tin,Gu 1186. .
wundwlte n. compensation for wounding, wyndsegf *»y. of gladness. m -
LL76H. +wynde n. weaving, Gl.

+wunelle usual, customary, JE,CP. adv. wyndecraeft m. art of embroidery, Gl.
-lice, BH. ['i-wuneliche'] wyndle f. wound, LL381[23].
wunenes, wununes f. dwelling, habitation : wyndream m. jubilation.
perseverance, DR. [wunian] wyndreamnes f jubilation, LPs 160*. .
wungynde=wuniende pres. pto. of wunian. wyndrian=wundrian; wynehHwine

wunian (±) to inhabit, dwell, abide, exist, wynele m. gladdening oil, PPs 108 w .
J2,AO,CP : (+) remain, continue, stand, wynfssst (e) joyful.

jE,AO,CP : (±) be used to, be wont to : (+) wynful full of bliss, joyful.
habituate oneself to,CP73 u [Ger. wohnen] . wyngeslti m. pleasant companion, PPslOO*.
wunlgend m. inhabitant, RBl5 u . wyngraf mn. delightful grove, PPs94 u .
+ wunllc = + wunelio wunn = wynn ; wynigatf (M) = wunigao pres. pi. of wunian.
wunnen pp., wunnon pret. pi., of winnan. wynlandf (o*) n. land of delight.
wunones= wunenes; wunsum=wynsum wynleast joyless.
wununes = wunenes wynllc pleasant, beautiful, joyful, adv. -lice,
wunung act of dwelling, living, RB108 8
f. : wynlust m. sensual pleasure, JE.
dwelling, habitation, J3. wynmfig f winsome maiden, Gv 1319.
.
wunungstow f. abiding-place, GD31". wynn f. wyn) joy, rapture,

(occl. late as.
wuratfo (N) = wraCtSo ; wuroan = wyrcan pleasure, delight, gladness, [wine] AO
wurd>=J(l) wyrd; (2) word wynn- v. also wyn-, win(n)-.
wurdon pret. pi. of weoroan. wynnum joyfully, beautifully, [wynn]
wurht, wurhton=worhte pret. sg., worhton wynpsalterium n. psalm ofjoy, PPs66 10 .
pret. pi., of wyrcan wynrdd f blessed cross, Sol 236.
.
wurmWwyrm wynsang m. joyful song, W266* 1 .

wynstatiol m. joyous foundation, Rd92 .
8
wurma m.,wurme tmurex, purple-fish any :
die, wood, purple a plant used for dyeing.

: wynsum (e, i; once +wuns-j 'winsome,'
wur-mllle, -mele f. wild marjoram, Gl. pleasant, delightful, joyful, merry, &,CP.
wurms= worms; wurnlan = weornian +wynsunilan to rejoice, exult, DR.
wurpan = weorpan ±wynsumllc adj. pleasant, delightful, adv.
wurpul which throws down, Gl.
that -lice pleasantly, happily, M.
wursm= worms; wurat=wierrest wynsumnes (i) f. loveliness, pleasantness,
wurtWwyrt; wurflWweor© rejoicing, M.
9
wur6eWweortf(e), wieroe wurttg— wortiig ; wynwerod n. *
chorus, joyous band, Gl.

WYNWYRT WYRTFORBOR
wynwyrt f pleasant plant, DD5.
. wyrma=wnrma; wyrm*t=wynn«te(L)
wynyng = wining wyrmftte I. f attack of worms, worm-eaten
.
wyorttmynd (BL)=weortimynd state, A.Lcd. II. adj. worm-eaten, Lcd.

w^rMwir; wyrcMweorc ±wynnan (a, e, i) to warm, make warm.
wyroan (e, eo, i) to prepare, perform, do, wynnbaso red, scarlet, OET113".
make, 'work,' construct, produce, effect, M, wynncynn n. serpent-kind, sort of serpent,
AO,CP. eastron w. to keep Boater, eat the jE,AO.
passover amount to : (w. g.) strive after
: : wyrmella = wnrmille
deserve gain, win, acquire. wyrmfah adorned with figures of snakes,
+wyroe n. chitterlings (of pig). damascened? B1698.
wyreend m. worker, doer, M. wyrm-galdere, -galere (u) m. snake-charmer,
wyrcnes f work, operation, BH.
. M.
wyrcta (Ep,MtL) = wyrhta wynngealdor n. a charm against serpents?
wyrcung f working work, DR.
. Lcd 148a.
±wyrd f.(m? n?) fate, chance, fortune, wyrmgeard m. abode of serpents, Sol469.
destiny, iE,AO Fate, Providence event, wyrmgeMAd n. swelling from snake-bite?
: :
phenomenon, transaction, fact (+) con- Lcd 162b. :
dition, ['wierd'; weoroan] wyrmh&lsere m. diviner by serpents,

%
WW
wyrdan = wierdan 441»
+wyrde L n. speech, conversation eloquence, wyrmhlw n. likeness of a serpent, iELlO104
: .
verbosity : ordinance. 1 1. = + wyroe wyrmhord n. dragon's hoard, B2222.

+wyrdelic historical, authentic, M. adv. wyrmHc n. form of a serpent.
-lice eloquently '.accurately, verbatim : wisely, wyrmmelu n. worm-meal, 'pulvis e vermibus
O EG 208. confectus, ' Lcd.
+wyrdellones f. eloquence, A 13-38 "
1 1
. wyrmread (u 1 ) purple, scarlet, M.
wyrdgesceapum by chance, WW400**. wyrms nm. virus, corrupt matter, M.
+wyrdignes f eloquence, O EG 6488.
. ±wyrmsan to fester, CP.
+wyrdllan =+ wierdan +wyrmsed purulent.
wyrdnes f condition, state, Bo 128n.
. wynnsele m. hall of serpents, hell, Jud 1 19.
wyrdstaf m. decree offate, Gu 1325. wyrmshr&dng f . spitting up of matter, WW
wyrdwiitere m. historian, chronicler, M. 113>?
wyred=werod wyrmslg (u) purulent, WW.
wyregung = wyrgung wyrmsttte m. snake-bite, W188 1 .
wyrest=wierrest; wyrfan=hwierfan wyrmstltsplung f. spitting up of matter, WW

wyrg=wearg; wyrg- = werg-, wirg-, wyrig- 113s ?
wyrgan I. to strangle, M. ['worry*] wyrmwyrt f worm-wort, Lcd. .
II.=wiergan wyrn=weam; wyrnan = wiernan

wyrgcwedoi (e) ill-tongued, given to cursing. wyrp m. a throw, cast, Lk2241 .
wyrgowedollan to curse, VPs(e). wyrpan = wierpan

wyrgcwedolnes (e1 , i*) f. cursing, Pa. wyrpe (=ie) m. revolution, change, recovery,
wyrgcwettan (e) to curse. relief, improvement, [weorpan]
wyrged («) the devil, NG +wyrpe n. heap? KC5-78» ; Mdf.
-wyrgednes v. aw. wyrpel m. jess {in falconry), Wy87 (. ES
w$rgels = wrigel8 37195).
wyrgend (e) m. revUer, evildoer. -wyrplio v. scort-w.
wyrgende given to cursing, W70 18 . wyrpst, wyrp© pres. 2 and 3 sg. of weorpan
wyrgUu (ae, e) f curse, condemnation, punish-
. and wyrpan.
ment evil, wickedness.
: wyrrest=wierrest; wyrswwiere
wyrgung (e) f curse, cursing, condemnation,
. wyrshr&cung = wynnshrsecing
banishment, M. wyrsman = wyrmsan
+wyrht (eo) fn. work, deed, service : desert, wyrst = ( 1) wrist ; (2) wierrest
merit, AO,CP. mid gewyrhtum deserved- wyrt plant, spice,
(e, i) f. herb, vegetable, AO f
ly : transgression : (f) decree of fate? CP : crop ['twrt']

: root,
wyrhta m. 'wright,' artist, labourer, worker, wyrtbedd m. bed of herbs, Lcd.
maker, creator, M,CF (+) fellow-worker : : +wyrtbox f herb or perfume box.
.
(+) accomplice. wyrtbratf m. fragrance, &.

wyri-=wearg-, wyrig-; wyrlan = wiergan wyrtcynn n. species of plant.
wyrlcean=wyrcan; wyrig =werig wyrtcynren n. the vegetable world, LPs 146s .
wyrlg- = wearg-, wyrg- wyrtdrenc m. herbal drink, medicine.

wyrlgnes f abuse, cursing.
. wyrteeeddrenc m. herbal acid drink, Lcd
wyrld=woruld 63b.
wyrm (eo, o, u) I. m. reptile, serpent, snake, wyrtfaet n. scent-bottle, OEG.
dragon, M,hQ : 'worm,' insect, mite. wyrtforbor n. restraint from action by the
[wurma] IL=wearm operation of herbs (BT), Lcd 111b.

WYBTGiELfiTRE 369 YLP
wyrtgselstre f witch . who works with kerbs, *
evil, wicked, wretched, Bl,CP,Mt.
'
oomp.
LOD3186 11 . wiersa, wyrsa worse, superl. wierrest(a) t
wyrtgeard m. {kitchen) garden, CPsl43 u . wiersta, weorsta, wyr(re)sta worst, iE,AO.
wyrt-gemang ( JS) n., -gemengnes f mixture
. II. n. 'evil,' HI, wickedness, misery, B,Bl,
of herbs, spices, perfume. CP O VPs
wyrtgyrd = wyrtgeard 13 u . WW1
4
yfeladl f cachexia, ' consumption,
dbwyrtlan to season, spice, perfume. yfelberende (ybil-) bringer of evil tidings,
wyrtlg garden-like? fuU of herbs? MLWP* OEG53" (v. ANS85-310).
wyrtmete m. dish of herbs, pottage, WW. yfelound evil, malignant, LPs.
wyrt-rum, wyrt-(t)ruma m., -rume f. root, yfelcwedollan («) to speak evil, £RPs36n .
root-stock, CP : origin, beginning, stock. yfel-cwetiende, -cwetielgiende (EPs) evil-

[v. CC68J speaking, SPs36 M .
wyrtrumlan to take root : (+) root out, DR. yfeld&d f ill deed, injury, M.
.
wyrttun, ±wyrtun (jE) m. garden. yfeldfida m. evildoer, M.

wyrtttlnhege I garden enclosure, GD671*. yfeld&de evil-doing.
wyrtung f a preparationof herbs, Lcd 1 '342 u. yfeldema m. wicked judge, NC335.
.
*
wyrtwala (i, eo, ul ; », e1 ) m. root, stock, yfelddnd m. evildoer, JnL18M .
base. yfeldonde evil-doing, LL(424").
wyrtwalian (©*) to set, plant, root : root up, yfeldyslg 'stuUomalus,' 165" WW
iEGE. yfele=yfle <N
wyrtwalu f = wyrtwala
. yfelful malicious, wicked, A 11116".
wyrtweard m. gardener, GD23 Jn20".
; yfelglornes f malice, wickedness, DR.
.
wyrtwela = wyrtwala ±yfelian to inflict evil, hurt, wrong, injure,

wyrtwweoro Ps : become bad, grow worse, suffer, W.
wyrtfan to irrigate A
with manure, 36*77. Vevil'l
-fwyrtan I. (=ie) to value, appraise. yfellc, yfellic evil, bad, foul, ugly. adv. -lice,
II. = +weoroan >
yfellserrende persuading to evil, GPH390.
wyrtfe=weoro yfelnes f. wickedness, depravity, JS ;CP.
+wyr*e (=ie) n. bulk, contents, amount, Lcd. [* evilness']
wyrtfoland = yrtiland yfelsacend m. blasphemer (eoful-).
wyrtflg I. fitting, deserved, A0266 u . IL« iyfelsactan to blaspheme, Bl 189 ; GD289.
worttig yfelsacung f calumny, blasphemy. .
wyrftlng m. fallow land? cultivated land? yfelseec (eoful-) n? blasphemy, El 624.

WW495". ±yfelslan (ebol-) to blaspheme.
wyruld- = woruld- ; wys-=wis(s)- yfel-sprt&ce, -sprecende evil-speaking.
wfscan (i) (w. d. pers. and g. thing) to 'wish,' yfelsung (ebol-) f. blasphemy.
JE,AO,CP : adopt. yfeltlhtend m. inciter to evil, M.
+wjfccednes f. adoption, RBL11 M . yfeltlhtende inciting to evil, M.
+w*seendllc desirable, CM 109 : optative yfelwlllende vicious, M,CP.
(mood), MGr. adv. -lice. yfelwlllendnes f malice, LPs. .
+wysclng (i) f. adoption, RB10 1 yfelwllnlan to desire evily LPs.

.
wisdom (JE) = wlsd6m ; wyt = wit pron. yfelwoerc n. evil deed. DR103 1 .
wyt-, wyt- =wit-, wit- ; wytt = wit pron. yfelwyrcende evil-doing, M.

wytuma m. paranymph, A 13 -30s1 [= witum- yfelwyrde evil-speaking, ES 39*354.
.
boraT (BT)] yfemest superl. adj. highest, uppermost, CP.

wy8- = wio*- [ufan]
wyxtf pres. 3 sg. of weaxan. yfera = yferra ; yferdrype = yfesdrype
yferra comp. adj. after, subsequent : higher.
[ufan]
ylesf. =efes
ylesdrype (as 1 ) m. 'eaves-drop,' U. ECU1
ybllbtrende (OEG53 M )=yfelberende yng=ing
yean, ycean = iecan
yce f. 'parruca,' a kind of bird,
^^
yfle adv. (comp. wirs) evilly, badly, iU,
WW468"
wrongly, miserably, 0,Ps. [ evil'"]
(v. ANS 119-434). ±yflian=yfelian
yce (i) fm. toad, frog. yflung f. injury, GD197".
ycte pret. 3 sg. of yean. yfmest= yfemest; ygett=iggati
ydaeges=Ida?ge8 *gland = igland; yg&ellce=ie8ellce
yddisc n? household stuff, furniture, posses- yhte = ihte ; f\ = il ; ylca (M) = ilea
sions, M. [ead] ylelan=elcian; yldwield; yle=ile
*de=eode; ydeiMidel; ydes = idee ylf, ylfe=8Blf, iefte
ydlsc = yddisc ; Jdl- = idl- ylfet, ylfetu, ylfette (IE) =ilfetu
ytosdrype =yfesdrype ylful (HGl629) =ieldful
yfel I. adj. gsm. yfel(e)s bad, ill, Bl,Lcd,Mt : yip m. elephant, ['eip'] WW;M.

YLPEN 370 YMBHYDIG
ylpen (i) of an elephant. ymbfdn* to surround, encompass, embrace,
ylpen- = elpen(d)- ; ylpesbftn = elpendban grasp, seize, AO.
yltsta=ieldesta wk. masc. superl. of eald. ymbfratewlan to decorate, surround with
yttwlst f T catching of birds, WW351«. adornment.
ym-=ymb-, ymbe- ymb=ymbe ; ymb-gan any., -gangan7 to go round,
ymbarnan to travel round, BH28». surround.
ymbbegang = ymbgang ymbgang (eo 1
) m. going about, circuit, cir-
ymbbeorgan? to shield, defend. cumference, surrounding belt, AO.

4
ymbberan to surround. ymbgearwlan to clothe, dress, NG.
ymbblgnes (bebig-) f. bending round, bend, ymbgedelf n. digging round, jEH2-408u .
circuit, sweep (of a river), BH424 10 ymb-gefratwlan, -gefretwian (VPs)=ymb-
.
[biegan] fretewian
ymbblndan* bind round, MkL9".
to ymbgeong (N) = ymbgang
ymbbugan 1 to bend round. ymbgeottng? f. pouring round, OEG (in-,
ymbc&flan to embroider round, bedeck. yn).
ymboeorfan* to circumcise, NG. ymbgerenian to adorn or deck round, BlPs
ymbeeormes f. circumcision, JnR7 n 143».
(-cornea). ymb-gesett, -geseten neighbouring, 2-362. BH
ymbcerr (=ie) m. turning about, going, ymbgesettan = ymbaettan
migration, NG tergiversation, trickery, DR. ymbglrdan = ymbgyrdan
:
ymboerran=ymbcyrran ymbgongMymbgang
ymbolyooan to enclose,RPsl8X0 (. ES ymbgyrdan (i) to gird about, encircle,
38*25). surround, M.
ymbclyppan (i) to embrace, clasp, M. ymbhabban to surround, AO include, con- :
ymbolypping f. embracing, O EG 4529 (erne-). tain.

ymboyme m. assembly, convention, LL12 ymbhaga m. enclosure for bees, Lcd 1-396*.
(ymo-). [ymbe II.]
ymbcyrran (e1 ) to turn round, go round, make ymbhaldan = ymbhealdan
the circuit of : overturn, change, NG. ymbhammen surrounded, covered, WW3401*.
ymbdringend = ymbhringend ymbhangen pp. of ymbhdn.
ymbe I. prep. w. a. d. and adv. (of place) ymbhealdan' to encompass, Sat7.
around, about, at, upon, near, along, ]Chr : ymbheaplan to heap round, crowd about,
(of time) about, at, after, before, utan ymb WW.
about, by, around : (causal, etc.) about, in ymbhMlg = ymbhydig
regard to, concerning, on account of, owing ymbheglan to hedge round, M.
to. tioe y. litel soon after, y. been to set ymbhepan =ymbhypan
about a thing. [* erode ] II. n. swarm of ymbhlvran (WW381 a )= ymbhepan
bees, Lot> 1-384" ;Mdf. ymbhlennan (emb-) to surround, OEG 24.
ymbe- =ymb- ymbhoga m. care, anxiety, solicitude, con-
ymbeaht mp. 'collatio,' WW j OEG53n (v. sideration, CP.
ES 11-492). ymbhoglan
anxious about, LPs. to be
ymbeardlan to dwell round, VPs30". ymbhdn surround, deck, clothe. 7 to
ymbebfttan to curb, restrain, Mst24 .

st ymb-hringan to surround, fence round, CP :
ymbeMgnes = ymbbignes wind round, WW.
ymbeornan = ymbiernan ymbhringend m. attendant, member of a
ymbesprdc f conversation, comment, remark, retinue, Gi*.
.
criticism, M. ymbhaung = ymbh$wnng

ymbe-ttanc, -Cone, -oanoa m. thought, ymbhwearft = ymbnwyrf
reflec-
tion, CP. ymbhweorfan8 (e*, u 1 ) to turn round, revolve
ymbetfencan = ymbtienoan go round, encompass tend, cultivate, CP. :
ymbeflridian to deliberate, think about, NG ymbhweorfnes f. change, revolution, DR37".

335. ymbhweorft (e1 ) =ymbhwyrft
ymb-ter (embef-) n., -faereld (M) nm. ymbhwerf- (u*, y 1 ) =ymbhweorf-
journey round, circuit. ymbhwyrf (e, ea, eo, i) m. rotation, revolution,
ymbtestnes f. enclosure, DR. turn circle, extent, environment, circuit,
:
ymbtestnung f. monument, tomb, JnLlO41 orbit, >E,CP .circle of the earth, orb, globe,
:
ymbtotfmlan to embrace. world, M,AO : region, district cultivation, :
ymbfaran* to surround,AO 80 M : travel round, M.

GD490». ymbhyegan to think about, reflect on, con-
ymbfeng I. m. envelope, cover, OEG468. sider.
II. pres. 3 sg. of ymbfdn. ymb-h*de, -hydi- =ymbhjdig-
ymbferan to go about, journey round, ymbhydig anxious, solicitous, careful, sus-
44156 ;GPH396. picious : to be observed, needing attention, &.
ymbfieogan1 to fiy around. adv. -lice.

YMBHYDIGUO 371 YMESENE
ymbhydlglic anxious, careful, solicitous. ymbsprftc f conversation, comment, criticism,
.
adv. -Hoe. J£.

ymbh?dlgnes f anxiety, solicitude,
. M. ymbspr&ce} spoken about, weU known.
ymbnygd f. anxiety, JBl.GD, ymbsprecan* to speak about, Lk 19*.
ymbhygdig =ymbhydig ymbstandan* to stand around, surround.
ymbhypan to press round, assail. ymbstandend m. bystander, (emb-). M
ymbhywung (-huung) f. circumcision, JnL ymb-standennes, -standnes circumstantial V
Pss.
ymblernan 8 (io, y) to run round. ymbstrlcan to smooth round, Loi>36b.
ymbtfedan to lead round, OET (VHy7 M ). ymbstyrlan to stir about, overturn, LkL158 .
ymblSrglan (emb-) to provide with a rim, ymbswftpe f. digression, 5*. WW

surround, OEG8m . [lftrig] ymbswapan 7 to sweep round, environ :
ymbllcgan* to surround, enclose, AO. envelop, clothe.

ymbffttan 1 to sail round, BH408**. ymbswape =ymbsw»pe
ymbloclan to look round, NG. ymbswlfan 1 to revolve round, NC352.
ymbloflan to praise, LPslie 1 . ymbsyllan = ymbsellan
ymbljtm.cirde t circuit,circumference,&ATl ? ymbsyrwan = ymbsierwan
ymbren n. 'Ember-Hide, Ember-day, LkJLL. ymb-trymlan, -trymman (JE,CP) to sur-
[ymbryne] round fortify, protect.
:
ymbrendffig m. Ember-day. ymbtryinmlng m. fortification, M.

ymbrene = ymbryne ymbtynan to hedge round, surround, W 146w .
ymbrenfsesten n. periodical fast (at Ember- [tun]

tide), M. ymbtyrnan to turn round : surround.
ymbren-wlce, -wuce f. Ember -week, LL ymbtteahtian to consider, reflect, CP.
78[43]. ymbttoncan to think about, consider, GP.
ymbrigdag = ymbrendflBg ymbttonc = ymbeftanc
ymbrlne = ymbryne ymbtireodlan (embtSryd-) to deliberate, Gl.
%
ymbryne (e*, i ) m. revolution, circuit, course, ymbtfreodung (i, y) f. deliberation, con-
anniversary, JE : lapse of time, M. sideration.
ymbsotewlan to look round, NG. ymbtfringan* to press round, throng about.
ymbsceawlendllce adv. circumspectly, BH
ymbftrlngend = ymbhrinsend
450". ymbtfrydung =ymboYeodung
ymbsoeawung f.
'
circumspection looking ymbQtan prep. (w. a.) and adv. around,
DR.
round, about, outside, beyond, AO,CP.
ymbsdnan 1 to shine round, M. ymbwftlan to clothe, LPs44».
ymbflcrfflan1 to revolve about, BfsT20aM . ymbwsBrlan to turn (oneself) about, turn
ymbscrydan to clothe, M. [scrud] towards, NG.
ymbsonwan to screen, defend Cobumbrare'), ymbweaxan* to grow round, surround, AO.
EPsl39*. ymbwendan to turn round : turn away,
ymbeo^nan = ymbscman avert.
ymbstan (N) =ymbseon II. ymbwendnes f . transmutation, change.
ymbsellan to surround, enclose, beset, M, ymbwendung f. reviving, quickening i
ymbston I. sv* to look round. 11. {.behold- behaviour, DR.

ing, regard. ymbweorpan8 to surround, Av 1665.
ymb-set, -setl n. siege. ymbwlclgan to surround, beleaguer, Ex 66.
ymbsetennes f . siege. ymbwlndan' to clasp round, hold : wind
ymbsetnung f . sedition : siege. round.
ymbsett neighbouring, BH362. ymbwlatlan to contemplate, M 146".
ymbsettan to set round, surround, beset, en- ymbwlatung t. contemplation, M.
compass, M
: plant. ymbwrltan 1 to score round, circumscribe,
ymb-sierwan, -sirwan pree. 3 sg. -sirett to Lcd 124a.
design, plot, CP
lay in wait for. : ymbwyroan to hedge in, wall in, CP : weave,
ymbslttan* to set round, surround, invest, MtL27».
besiege, jE,AO,CP : sit over, reflect upon. ymbyrnan = ymbiernan
"ymbslttendf m. one living near, neighbour. ymoyme = ymbcyme
ymbsmftagung (embe-) f consideration, . WW ymel (©, e) m. weevil, mite, beetle, caterpillar,
165». JEQ*;QT>(e).
ymbsn&tt, ymbsniden, pret. 3 sg. and pp. of ymele, ymle f . scroll, M.
ymbsnioan. ymen m. 'hymn,' sacred song, Bl,Pss. [L.
ymbsnidennes f circumcision,
. M.
ymbsnlfan 1 to circumcise, M. ymenboc f book of hymns, BH484*8 . .
ymbspnnnlng f. allurement, NC335. ymener=ymnere

ymbspannan* to span or clasp round, em- ymensang m. hymn, GD,AJPb.
brace, BH392*. ymestoe blind, ;EH 1-418".

YMEST 372 YWAN
ymast=yfemeet ; ymle (&) =ymele yrt (ea; »ie) f. ploughing, tilling, : LL
ymmon, ymn=ynien standing corn, crop, produce, BH. [' earth*]
ymnere m. hymn-book, EG 260. [' hymner ' yrttland («, ie) n. arable land, ; M. CD,WW
L. hymnarium] ['earthland']
ymnyttan=emnettan; ymon=ymen yrttting (», e, eo, i) m. husbandman, farmer^
ymryn©=ymbryne yn-=in-
1
; ploughman, WW;M : wagtail? ANS
ynce m. 'inch, LL,Sol. \L. unoia] 119-434. ['earthling']
yndse f . ounce, AO : piece of money, shekel. yrtttilla=eor$tilia ; ys=k, v. wesan.
\L. unoia] yswis; ysel=esol; ysele=ysle
yngrUn=hyngrian; ynn-=inn- ?sen, ysern =isen, iaern
ynneltec (ene-, yne-, ynni-) n. onion, Gl. Jil, fsle f spark, ember, JB. [' iscl'] .
ynse, yntse {M)=ynaae yslende glowing, WW236".

yplen (WW) =ypplen ysopef.,ysopo(indecl.) 'hyssop,* JRJsca\VP.
±yppan to bring out, open, manifest : disclose, Jit f storm, tempest, hurricane, AO.CP.
.
display, reveal, betray, CP : come forth, be y»tan to storm, rage, 0E6.

disclosed : (+) utter. $stas = estas np. of est.
yppe I. (u) f upper room : raised place, high fstlg stormy, of the storm.
.
seat, tribune : stage, platform, WW

150*. yt = itt pres. 3 sg. of etan.
II. evident, known, open, manifest. ytan I. to drive out, banish, Chb1068d :
ypping f. manifestation : accumulation, squander, dissipate, RB664 [ut] II.= .
extent,expanse? Ez498. utan

yppinglren (ip-) n. crowbar? LL4651S (or ? Ttas= Iotas
oippingiren ANSI 16- 164). sternest superl. adj. uttermost, extreme, last,
ypplen n. top, height, O EG 2862. AO,CP. on ytemestum sf5e * in extremis. *
ypte prat. 3 sg. of yppan. [ut*]
Sr I.f >n. name o/ the rune for y : bow? : ytend m. devastator, WW232".
poW? Aom? Run 27. IL m. ftadb o/ use, yteren made of otter-skin, 1 n AO
[otor] .
CHR1012. yterra=uterra
yretfu=iergou; yrd=eard; yrd-=yrtS- ytetJ=iteC, pres. 3 sg. of etan.
Jre (pi. oran) f. a coin of Danish origin, ?tlng f outing, journey, M.
.
BC3-37P. */t-mest, -mast = ytemest

yren = iren yist, ytt=itst pres. 2 sg., itt pres. 3 sg., of
yrefiweorh (Jul 90 = ierreoweorh
?) etan.
yrfmn to inherit : leave {by will). yttera, yttra = uter (r)a
yrfcwealm (a*) m. murrain, Chb986ce. [orf yU I. f wave, billow, flood,
. M,CP :
(f) sea :
yrfe=ierfe liquid, water. II.=IeC

yrfeMc fp. will, testament, M. yU-=eat5-, ie$-
yrfeowealm = yrfcwealm y*an = (l)Ioan; (2)yogian
yrfefyrst m. legal formality or delay before fftbord n. ship? ship's side? Cba57.
entering on an inheritance, 116*. WW y«eg=yCig; y*egan=yt$gian
yrfeged&l n. division of an inheritance, M. yUfaruf f wave-course, flood.
.
yrfegefllt n. dispute about an inheritance, fttgablandf n. wave-mixture, surge.

EC145". yttgewtnnf n. wave-strife, life in (he waves.
yrfegawrit n. will, testament, charter, EC 146. yttgian to fluctuate, flow, surge, CP : roar,
f. natural successor, EC 111
14
yrfehand (e1 ) , 'age.
yrfelaf f. bequest, inheritance : heir, Ex 403. ^Hgung=y0ung
yrfeland n. inherited land, CP(ie). ytthengest m. {wave-horse), ship, Che 1003s.
yrfeltas unprovided with cattle, TC16217 (ie). yUhoff n. water-dwelling, ship.
yrfe-numa, -nama (MF179) mf. heir, yUlan {M) =yogian
successor, M. yUlg billowy, stormy, JSL16 7*.
yrfestdlf m- hereditary seat, home. yUlad f. sea-voyage, B228.
yrfeweard m. heir, son, AO,CP(ie). yUlaff f aaTwi, More, freacA.
.
±yrfeweardlan to inherit, CLSPs. yUlIdf n. «atp, vessel.

yrfeweardnes f. heritage, CP(ie). m. ti»ve-travef«er, *Atj), B198.
fttlida
yrfeweardwrltere, yrfewritend m. will ^Smearhf m. sea-horse, ship.
writer, testator, M. ySmare m. ocean of waves, Ph94.
yrlweard-=yrfeweard-; +yrgan=eargian fSung f. agitation, commotion, M : «n-
yrgU, yrgtfo, yrhou=iorgou undation, M.
yrm- = eorm-, ierm- ; yrnan = iernan fKworlgende wandering on the waves, WW
yrrewierre ; yrs-=iers- 243».
yrsobln f iron 6osc,LL466[17]( ? = iBern,BT). ywan, ywian = iewan
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Ep =the Epinal Gloss., in OET. Gtr=the poem of St Guthlao, in Gb.

Skeat, Cambridge, 1871-87. See also = intransitive.

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add LL. : forecweden aforesaid, GD 12 ; 344.

add LV74. hSBftnlednas : odd GD346".

+ ladling: add rule, dominion. hellegeat: odd 1-610. MP

monument, MtL p5« ; Mk5*. brittnes: odd £!P 136*.

feohtUng :add MP 1-610. +byldelle secure, safe, GD348 10

ferbtlto : add PPs95w . +Iefian : add compassionate, GD216(«).

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Soli MJlO,CB : hurt, distress : be angry «blindian=ablendan

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Ablysung f. blushing, shame, RB 133". rone for a. [OHO. eih]

Aborgian to be surety for, LL : ( w. ©t) borrow, aeonn- = aoenn- ; Aeserran = acirran

Abreac pret. 3 sg. of abrucan. Aooynn n. a kind of oak, 430*. WW

away, draw back, free from, M.AO. ftp Acelma=ftcelma; acen=fecen

abredwlan to lay low, kiU, B2619. aoennedlto 'genuinus,' UEQ. native,'

degenerate, reprobate, ASOr. (tr. and wk.) AcAocung f. 'rum

- ^.AbQtan, -bitten, -baton. I. prep. aco. <m,«+acliant to frighten, excite [aool] ,

N^ about, around, on the outside, round about, Aelungen contracted, WW

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[*aqttell'] cause disease, DR.

Aeynned==aoeniiedpp. of aoeonan. bear, suffer, endure. An; CP : pass time,

Ae^Ban to show, proclaim, reveal, announce, Adr Aogendlle bearable,

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AdwAsean =adwfiscan sdoerm&lum by acres, KC 6-98*.

Ad*Jglan, adylegian=adilegian tmeriAd n. seed enough for an acre? Chb

(<imne or Awnan), custom, covenant, Xo,#9Beerweoren.JfeJd-MorJ;, GPH391.

A false religion. Cristes £ potpei : ecrtp- ftcUma=*celma; S9cirn=»06rn

wt/e. For some oomps. v. *w-. [ cb ] *Acnoale degenerate, not noble, WW .

II.=ea I. III. interj. oh! alas I +Aen6sllende degenerating, 218". WW

< Abylgnes anger, offence, M.

«byllg-=»bylg.; A-byl8,-bylyg«=83bylg« MUL,Qu (€fn). W fifenes t«U eventng :

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rejxief, supper. afterboren adj. •a/ter&orn,' partAwiuHu,

monument, MtL p5« ; Mk5. brittnes: odd £!P 136.

wt/e. For some oomps. v. w-. [ cb ] Acnoale degenerate, not noble, WW .

Atyrm8afp.tMefrin0,ric66ian. [feormian] Ahtyp m. breach of the peace, assault, LL.