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ā (ō, oo) adv. aye, ever, always

ǣ (ǣw) f. law ◈ dat. sg. ǣ ◇ Ger Ehe

abbod m. abbot ◈ gen. sg. abbodes ◇ Lat abbātem

abbudisse f. abbess ◈ gen. sg. abbudissan ◇ Lat abbētissa

ā-bēodan (pret. sg. -bēad, pret. pl. -budon, perf. part. -boden) (2) enjoin, announce

ā-beran (pret. sg. -bær, pret. pl. -bǣron, perf. part. -boren) (4) bear, endure

ā-bīdan (pret. sg. -bād, pret. pl. -bidon, perf. part. -biden) (1) abide, remain

ā-bisgian (-bysgian) (W.II) engage, occupy ◈ perf. part. ābisgod (-ad) ◇ bysig

ā-bisgung f. occupation

āblendan (W.I) make blind, darken ◈ perf. part. āblend ◈ pl. āblende ◇ Ger blenden

ā-blinnan (pret. sg. -blann, pret. pl. -blunnon, perf. part. -blunnen) (3) cease ◈ 3rd sg. ablinð ◇ <be-linnan cf. līðe

ā-brecan (pret. sg. -bræc, pret. pl. -brǣcon, perf. part. -brocen) (4) break down, destroy

ā-bregdan (pret. sg. -brægd, pret. pl. -brugdon, perf. part. -brogden) (3) 1. (intr.) smite ○ 2. (trans.) withdraw ◈ imp. 2nd sg. ābregd

ā-brēoðan (pret. sg. -brēað, pret. pl. -bruðon, perf. part. -broðen) (2) 1. (trans.) frustrate, ruin ○ 2. (intr.) fail, perish ◈ opt. 3rd sg. ābrēoðe

ā-bȳwan (W.I) prepare, equip, adorn ◈ perf. part. pl. ābȳwde ◇ būan

ac (ah) conj. but

ā-cennan (W.I) beget, bring forth ◈ perf. part. ācenned ◈ sg. ācendan ◈ pl. ācende

Achāia f. Achaia

ā-cōlian (W.II) become cool ◈ perf. part. ācōlad

ācsian (āhsian, āxian, āscian) (W.II) ask ◈ 1st sg. ācsige ◈ 2nd sg. āhsast ◈ 3rd sg. āscað ◈ 1st pl. ācsiað (āhsiað) ◈ pret. 3rd sg. āxode (āhsode) ◈ 3rd pl. āxodon (ācsedon)

ā-cweccan (W.I) shake (trans. and intr.) ◈ pret. 3rd sg. ācwehte

ā-cwelan (pret. sg. -cwæl, pret. pl. -cwǣlon, perf. part. -cwolen) (4) die ◈ pret. opt. 3rd sg. ācwǣle

ā-cwellan (W.I) kill ◈ imp. 2nd sg. ācwel ◈ 2nd pl. ācwellað ◈ pret. 3rd sg. ācwælde ◈ perf. part. ācweald ◇ cwelan

ā-cweðan (pret. sg. -cwæð, pret. pl. -cwǣdon, perf. part. -cweden) (5) speak ◈ 3rd sg. ācwið

ā-cȳþan (W.I) reveal, proclaim ◇ cūð

ād m. fire, funeral pile ◈ dat. sg. āde ◈ acc. sg. ād ◈ inst. sg. āde ◇ OHG eit, Gr αἶθοσ

ād-lēg m. flame of the pyre

ā-dīlegian (-dȳlegian) (W.II) blot out, obliterate ◈ pret. 3rd sg. ādīlegode ◈ perf. part. pl. -dȳlegode ◇ Ger tilgen

ādl f. (n.) disease ◈ gen. sg. ādle ◈ acc. pl. ādla

ādlig adj. diseased, sick ◈ n. ādliga

ā-drǣfan (W.I) drive away, expel ◈ pret. 3rd sg. ādrǣfde ◈ 3rd pl. -don

ǣdre adv. forthwith, quickly

ā-drēogan (pret. sg. -drēah, pret. pl. -drugon, perf. part. -drogen) (2) endure, experience, practice

ā-drīfan (pret. sg. -drāf, pret. pl. -drifon, perf. part. -drifen) (1) drive away ◈ 3rd sg. ādrīfð ◈ perf. part. pl. ādrifene

ā-dwǣscan (W.I) quench, extinguish ◈ pret. 3rd sg. ādwǣscte

ā-dȳdan (W.I) put to death ◈ pret. 3rd sg. ādȳdde ◇ dēad

ā-dȳlegian → ā-dīlegian

ā-ebbian (W.II) ebb away, recede ◈ perf. part. āhebbad

ā-fandian (W.II) make trial of, experience ◈ perf. part. sg. āfandode

ā-faran (pret. sg. -fōr, pret. pl. -fōron, perf. part. -faren) (6) go, march

ā-fǣran (W.I) make afraid, terrify ◈ perf. part. āfǣred

ǣ-fæstnes f. piety ◈ dat. sg. ǣfestnisse

ā-feallan (pret. sg. -fēoll, pret. pl. -fēollon, perf. part. -feallen) (R.) fall ◈ pres. part. āfeallende ◈ 3rd sg. āfielð ◈ opt. 3rd sg. āfealle

ā-fēdan (W.I) feed, sustain ◈ 3rd sg. āfēdeð ◈ pret. 3rd sg. āfēdde

ǣfen n. evening ◈ dat. sg. ǣfenne

ǣfen-giefl n. evening repast, supper

æfest (æfst) f. n. disfavor, envy, malice ◇ æf-ēst, OHG abunst

ǣ-fest → ǣw-fæst

ǣ-festnes → ǣ-fæstnes

ā-flēon (pret. sg. -flēah, pret. pl. -flugon, perf. part. -flogen) (2) 1. (intr.) fly ○ 2. (trans.) fly from ◈ 3rd sg. āflȳhð

ā-flīgan (W.I) put to flight ◈ pret. 2nd pl. āflīgdon ◈ perf. part. pl. āflīgde ◇ flēon

ā-flȳman (W.I) cause to flee, drive out ◈ pret. 3rd sg. āflȳmde ◇ flēam

ā-forhtian (W.II) frighten ◈ perf. part. pl. āforhtode

ǣfre adv. ever

æftan adv. from behind, behind

æfter prep. (with dat.) 1. after (time and place) ; æfter ðissum after this (adv.) ; æfter ðæm thereafter (adv.) ○ 2. along (place) ○ 3. according to ○ 4. adv afterwards

æfter-fyligan (W.III) follow after ◈ pres. part. pl. -fyligende (with dat.) ◈ dat. sg. -fylgende successor ◈ opt. 3rd sg. -fylige (intr.)

æfter-genga m. successor ◈ nom. pl. -gengan

ā-fyllan (W.I) fill ◈ perf. part. āfylled ◇ full

ā-fyllan (W.I) cause to fall, destroy ◇ feallan

ā-fyrhtan (W.I) frighten ◈ perf. part. ( adj. ) pl. āfyrhte

ā-fyrran (W.I) remove, take away ◈ 3rd sg. āfyrð (āfyrreþ) ◈ opt. 3rd sg. āfyrre ◈ perf. part. āfyrred ◇ feorr

ā-fȳsan (W.I) 1. (intr.) hasten forth ○ 2. (trans.) incite to go ◈ perf. part. āfȳsed ◇ fūs

ǣg n. egg ◈ dat. sg. ǣge

āgan (PP.) possess ◈ ger. āgenne ◈ 1st sg. āh ◈ opt. 3rd sg. āge ◈ pret. 3rd sg. āhte ◇ Mod own

ā-gān (pret. sg. -ēode, perf. part. -gān) go ◈ perf. part. pl. āgāne

agēn → ongēan

āgen ( perf. part. ) adj. own ◈ dat. sg. āgnum ◈ acc. sg. āgen (āgenne) ◈ gen. pl. āgenra ◇ āgan

ā-gēotan (pret. sg. -gēat, pret. pl. -guton, perf. part. -goten) (2) pour, shed ◈ pres. part. āgēotende ◇ Ger giessen

ā-gētan (W.I) injure, kill ◈ perf. part. āgēted

ā-gifan (-giefan, -gyfan) (pret. sg. -geaf, pret. pl. -gēafon, perf. part. -gifen) (5) give, relinquish, return ◈ pret. 3rd sg. āgef ◈ pret. opt. 3rd pl. āgēafen

ǣg-hwā pron. each, every ◈ gen. sg. ǣghwǣs adv, in every respect, entirely

ǣg-hwǣr adv. everywhere

ǣg-hwæðer (ǣgðer, āðer) 1. pron, each (one of two or more) ◈ nom. sg. ǣgðer ◈ gen. sg. ǣgðres ◈ dat. sg. ǣgðrum ◈ acc. sg. ǣgþerne ○ 2. conj. ; ǣg-hwæþer ge ... ge both ... and ; ǣgðer ge ... ge both ... and ; āðer oððe ... oððe either ... or

ǣg-hwilc pron. each

ǣg-hwonan adv. from all sides, on all sides

āglǣca (ǣglǣca) m. monster, fiend ◈ nom. pl. āglǣcan ◇ Goth aglaiti

āgnian (W.II) possess, assume as one's own ◈ 3rd pl. āgniað ◇ āgen

ǣgðer → ǣg-hwæðer

ā-gyldan (-gieldan) (pret. sg. -geald, pret. pl. -guldon, perf. part. -golden) (3) 1. repay, requite ○ 2. punish

ā-gyltan (W.I) offend, sin ◈ opt. 3rd pl. āgylten ◈ pret. 1st pl. āgylton ◈ perf. part. āgylt

ah (ac) conj. but

ā-hebbad → ā-ebbian

ā-hebban (pret. sg. -hōf, pret. pl. -hōfon, perf. part. -hafen) (6) heave, life, raise, exalt ◈ 2nd pl. āhebbe ◈ imp. 2nd pl. āhebbað ◈ opt. 3rd pl. āhebban

ā-hōn (pret. sg. -hēng, pret. pl. -hēngon, perf. part. -hangen) (R.) hang (trans.) ◈ imp. 2nd sg. āhōh ◈ pret. 2nd sg. āhēnge

ā-hreddan (W.I) save, deliver, rescue ◈ ger. āhredenne ◈ 1st sg. āhredde ◈ opt. 3rd sg. āhredde ◈ pret. 3rd sg. āhredde ◈ 3rd pl. -don

ā-hrēosan (pret. sg. -hrēas, pret. pl. -hruron, perf. part. -hroren) (2) fall ◈ opt. 3rd sg. āhrēose

āhsian → ācsian

ǣht f. possession, property ◈ acc. pl. ǣhta ◇ āgan

ǣht-ge-strēon n. possession, riches

ā-hȳdan (W.I) hide ◈ perf. part. āhȳded

ā-īdligan (W.I) profane ◇ īdel

ā-lǣdan (W.I) 1. (trans.) lead, conduct ◈ 3rd sg. ālǣdeð (ālæt) ◈ imp. 2nd sg. ālǣd ◈ perf. part. ālǣdd ◈ nom. pl. ālǣdde ○ 2. (intr.) proceed, grow ◈ pret. opt. 3rd sg. ālǣde

ǣlan WI trans and intrans kindle, burn ◈ 3rd sg. ǣleð ◈ perf. part. ǣled

ǣlc pron subst and adj each, any ◈ gen. sg. ǣlces ◈ dat. sg. ǣlcum (ǣlcon, ǣlcere) ◈ acc. sg. ǣlc ◈ inst. sg. ǣlce

ælde (ielde, ylde) m. pl. men ◈ gen. pl. ælda ◇ eald

aldor → ealdor

aldor-monn (ealdor-) m. chief, magistrate ◈ gen. sg. -monnes ◈ nom. pl. -men

ā-lecgan (W.I) lay down, allay, overcome, refute ◈ 3rd pl. ālecgað ◈ pret. 3rd sg. ālēde ◈ 3rd pl. ālēdon ◈ perf. part. ālēd ◇ licgan

ǣled m. fire

ā-lēfan → ā-lȳfan

ā-lēogan (pret. sg. -lēah, pret. pl. -lugon, perf. part. -logen) (2) lie, deny (with dat. of pers. and acc. of thing) ◈ 3rd sg. ālīhð

æl-fremed → el-fremed

æl-gylden adj. of pure gold ◈ acc. pl. -gyldene

all → eall

ælmes-georn adj. liberal of alms, charitable ◈ nom. pl. -georne

ælmesse f. alms ◈ dat. sg. almyssan ◈ acc. sg. ælmessan ◇ (Gr) Lat eleēmosyna

æl-mihtig adj. almighty ◈ ns(?) ælmehtiga ◈ gen. sg. ælmehtigan ◈ dat. sg. ælmihtegum

æl-þēodig → el-þēodig

æl-þēodisc → el-þēodisc

ā-lybban (W.III) live

ālȳfan (-lēfan) (W.I) allow, permit, grant (with dat. of pers. and acc. of thing) ◈ perf. part. ālȳfed (ālēfed)

ā-lȳsan (W.I) loosen, release, ransom ◈ pret. 3rd sg. ālȳsde (ālēsde) ◈ perf. part. pl. ālȳsede

amang → on-ge-mong

ambor m. measure ◈ gen. pl. ambra ◇ Ger Eimer

ambyre adj. favorable ◈ acc. sg. ambyrne ◇ <and-byre

ā-merian (W.I) free from dross, purify, refine ◈ perf. part. pl. āmerede

ā-metan (5) measure, estimate

ā-myrran (W.I) mar, destroy, hinder ◈ pret. 3rd sg. āmyrde

an → unnan

ān num. adj. 1. (indef art), one, certain one ◈ nom. sg. ān ◈ dat. sg. ānum (ānre) ◈ acc. sg. ǣnne (ānne, ān) ◈ gen. pl. ānra ; on ān right on, continuously ; ānra gehwæs of each one ○ 2. alone ◈ nom. sg. āna ◈ acc. sg. ānne ◈ acc. pl. āna (ān) ; þæt ān only that

an-be-stingan (3) thrust in, insert ◈ perf. part. pl. -stungnan

an-bīdan → on-bīdan

and (ond) conj. and

anda m. zeal, indignation, malice, injury ◈ dat. sg. andan ◇ Ger ahnden

and-bidian (W.II) wait ◈ pret. opt. 1st sg. -bidode

an-dēfn f. fitting amount, proportion ◈ dat. sg. andēfne ◇ dafenian

andetnis f. confession ◈ acc. sg. -nysse

andettan (ondettan) (W.I) confess, acknowledge ◈ pres. part. ondettende ◈ 1st sg. andette (ondette) ◈ imp. 2nd pl. andettað ◇ and-hātan

and-fenge adj. acceptable ◇ fōn

and-giet (-git) n. intelligence, reason, sense, meaning ◈ gen. sg. andgites ◈ dat. sg. andgiete ◈ acc. sg. andgit (ondgit)

and-gitfull adj. intelligent

and-gitfullīce adv. intelligibly ◈ supl. -gitfullīcost

and-lang adj. continuous, entire ◈ acc. sg. -langne

and-leofen (-lifen) f. living, food, sustenance ◈ dat. sg. -leofne

an-drǣden → on-drǣden

Andred m. the 'Weald' (the great forest in Kent and Sussex)

and-swarian → ond-swarian

and-swaru (ond-) f. answer ◈ acc. sg. -sware

and-weard adj. present ◈ gen. sg. andweardan ◈ dat. sg. -werdan ◈ dat. pl. -werdum (ondweardum)

and-wlita m. countenance, appearance ◈ gen. sg. -wlitan ◇ wlītan; Ger Antlitz

and-wyrdan (W.I) answer ◈ pret. 1st sg. andwyrde

ān-faldnes (-fealdnes) adj. unity, simplicity ◈ gen. sg. -nesse

ān-feald adj. one-fold, single, unmixed, superior ◈ dat. sg. ānfealdan

ān-fealdlīce adv. in the singular number

ān-for-lǣtan (pret. sg. -lēt, pret. pl. -lēton, perf. part. -lǣten) (R.) leave, abandon ◈ 1st pl. -aþ ◈ pret. opt. 3rd sg. ānforlēte

Angel n. Anglen (Denmark) ◈ dat. sg. Angle

Angel-cynne (Ongel-) n. Angle kin, English people, England ◈ dat. sg. -cynne ◈ acc. sg. -cynn (-cyn, Ongelcyn)

an-ge-weald (=an-weald) power, dominion

an-ginn → on-ginn

Angle m. pl. the Angles, Anglicans, English

an-grīslīc adj. grisly, hideous, horrible

ān-grȳsenlīce (-grīsenlīce) adv. hideously

ān-haga (-hoga) m. solitary, recluse, wanderer ◈ acc. sg. ānhagan

anhangen → on-hōn

ānig adj. only ◈ nom. sg. ānga

ǣnig pron. adj. any ◈ dat. sg. ǣnegum ◈ acc. sg. ǣnig (ǣnigne)

an-līc → on-līc

ǣn-līc adj. unique, peerless, excellent

ān-līcnes → on-līcnes

ān-līpig (ǣn-līpig, ān-lēpe) adj. single, individual ◈ acc. sg. ān-lēpne ◈ nom. pl. ǣnlīpige

ān-mēdla (on-) m. arrogance ◈ nom. pl. -mēdlan ◇ mōd

ān-mōdlīce adv. unanimously

ān-mōdnes f. unanimity ◈ acc. sg. -nesse

ān-nis f. unity ◈ acc. sg. -nysse

ān-rǣd (on-) adj. resolute

ān-rǣdnis f. constancy ◈ dat. sg. -nysse

an-settan (W.I) put upon, impose

ān-streces (gen) adv continuously

an-sund → on-sund

an-sundnis → on-sundnis

an-sȳn → on-sīen

Ante-crȳst m. Antichrist ◈ gen. sg. -crȳsted

an-ðrǣce → on-ðrǣce

ān-weald → on-weald

apostol m. apostle ◈ gen. sg. apostoles ◈ dat. sg. apostole ◈ acc. sg. apostol ◈ nom. pl. apostolī ◈ gen. pl. apostola ◈ acc. pl. apostolas

apostolīc adj. apostolic ◈ dat. sg. -līcan ◈ acc. sg. -līce

æppel m. apple ◈ gen. sg. æples ◈ acc. sg. æppel

æpplian (W.II) make into the form of apples, emboss ◈ perf. part. sg. æpplede

Apulder m. Appledore ◈ dat. sg. Apuldre

ār m. 1. honor, favor, mercy ◈ gen. sg. āre ○ 2. property, possessions ◈ acc. sg. āre ◇ Ger Ehre

ār m. messenger ◈ gen. sg. āres ◇ Goth airus

ār f. oar ◈ gen. pl. āra

ǣr comp. adj. former, preceding ◈ acc. pl. ǣrran ◈ supl. nom. sg. ǣreste

ǣr 1. comp. adv. earlier, formerly, before ◈ comp. ǣror ◈ supl. ǣrest ○ 2. conj. ere, before that (usually followed by the opt) ○ 3. prep. (with dat.) before (time)

ā-rǣd adj. inexorable

ā-rǣdan (W.I) read

ā-rǣfnan (-refnan) (W.I) perform, endure ◈ imp. 2nd sg. āræfn (ārefna) ◈ pret. 1st sg. āræfnede

ā-ræfnian (W.II) endure ◈ 1st sg. āræfnie

ā-rǣman (W.I) arise ◈ pret. 3rd sg. āræmde

ā-rǣran (W.I) raise, erect, build ◈ pres. part. ārǣrende ◈ 2nd sg. ārǣrst ◈ opt. 3rd sg. ārǣre ◈ pret. 3rd sg. ārǣrde ◈ 3rd pl. -don ◇ rīsan

ærce-bisceop (arce-) m. archbishop ◈ dat. sg. -biscepe

ǣr-dæg m. former day

ā-reccean (W.I) expound, translate, recount ◈ inf. āreccan

ā-redian (W.II) arrange ◈ 3rd sg. āredað

ǣren adj. made of brass, brazen ◈ acc. sg. ǣrne ◈ acc. pl. ǣrenan ◇ ār, Goth ais

ǣrende n. errand, message

ǣrend-fæst adj. bound on an errand

ǣrend-ge-writ n. message, letter ◈ acc. sg. ārend-

ǣrend-raca (-wreca) m. messenger ◈ dat. sg. -racan ◈ dat. pl. -wrecum

ār-fæst honorable, virtuous, merciful ◈ nom. sg. -fæsta

ār-fæastnis f. virtue ◈ dat. sg. -nisse

ār-hwæt adj. eager for glory ◈ nom. pl. -hwate

ārian (W.II) 1. honor, show favor ◈ 3rd sg. ārað ○ 2. desist, cease ◈ imp. 2nd sg. āra

ā-rīsan (pret. sg. -rās, pret. pl. -rison, perf. part. -risen) (1) arise ◈ 3rd sg. ārīseþ ◈ imp. 2nd sg. ārīs ◈ 2nd pl. ārīsað ◈ opt. 2nd sg. ārīse ◈ 2nd pl. ārīson

ǣrīst m. f. n. resurrection ◈ gen. sg. ǣrīstes ◈ acc. sg. ǣrīste

ār-lēas adj. dishonorable, wicked ◈ dat. sg. -lēasre ◈ nom. pl. -lēasan

arn → yrnan

ærnan (W.I) cause to run; ride, gallop ◈ 3rd pl. ærnað ◈ pret. 3rd pl. ærndon ◇ yrnan

ǣrne-merigen m. early morning

ārodlīce adv. quickly, vigourously

ǣr-wacol adj. early awake

ār-wurð (-weorð) worthy of honor, venerable ◈ acc. sg. āwurðne

ār-wurðian (-weorðian) (W.II) honor ◈ pret. 3rd sg. ārwurðne

ār-wurðlīce adv. honorable, reverentially

ār-wurðnis f. reverence, honor ◈ dat. sg. -nysse

ǣs n. food, prey, carrion ◈ gen. sg. ǣses ◇ Ger Aas

ā-sāwan (R.) sow ◈ perf. part. āsāwen

æsc m. 1. ash, spear ◈ gen. pl. asca ○ 2. boat, ship (of Danish ships) ◈ acc. pl. æscas

asce (axe) f. ashes

ā-sceacan (pret. sg. -scōc (-scēoc), pret. pl. -scōcon (-scēocon), perf. part. -sceacen) (6) shake ◈ pres. part. āsceacende ◈ 3rd sg. āscæceð ◈ pret. 3rd sg. āscēoc

æsc-here m. (ash-) spear-army, ship-army

æsc-holt n. spear-shaft

āscian → ācsian

ā-scīnan (pret. sg. -scān, pret. pl. -scinon, perf. part. -scinen) (1) shine

ā-scūfan (pret. sg. -scēaf, pret. pl. -scufon, perf. part. -scofen) (2) shove, push

ā-scȳran (W.I) make clear, transparent ◈ perf. part. āscȳred ◇ scīr

ā-secgan (W.III) say, relate ◈ pret. 3rd pl. āsǣdon

ā-sendan (W.I) send ◈ pret. 2nd sg. āsendest ◈ 3rd sg. āsende ◈ perf. part. āsend

ā-settan (W.I) set, place, transport oneself, go ◈ opt. 3rd sg. āsette ◈ pret. 3rd pl. āsettan ◈ perf. part. āsett ◇ sittan

ā-singan (3) sing ◈ pret. 3rd sg. āsong

ā-sittan (pret. sg. -sæt, pret. pl. -sǣton, perf. part. -seten) (5) sit fast, ground (of ships)

ā-slēan (6) strike, cut off ◈ perf. part. āslagen

ā-smiþan (W.II) forge, work ◈ perf. part. āsmiþod

ā-spendan (W.I) spend, expend ◈ pret. 3rd sg. āspende ◈ perf. part. āspended

ǣ-spring n. spring of water, fountain ◈ dat. sg. ǣspringe

ā-springan (3) spring up, spread ◈ pret. 3rd sg. āsprang ◈ 3rd pl. āsprungen

ā-standan (6) stand ◈ 3rd pl. āstandaþ

æstel m. book-mark ◇ Lat hastula

ā-stellan (W.I) set up, restore, establish ◈ 3rd sg. āstelleð ◈ pret 3 asg āstealde

ā-sterian → ā-styrian

ā-stīgan (pret. sg. -stāg (-stāh), pret. pl. -stigon, perf. part. -stigen) (1) ascend, mount (trans. and intr.) spring up, enter or leave a ship, go ◈ 3rd sg. āstīhð ◈ imp. 2nd sg. āstīg ◈ 2nd pl. āstīgað ◈ pret. 3rd sg. āstāg (āstāh)

ā-stingan (3) pierce ◈ pret. 3rd pl. āstungon

ā-streccan (W.I) stretch, extend, prostrate ◈ opt. 3rd sg. āstrecce ◈ pret. 3rd sg. āstrehte ◈ perf. part. āstreht

ā-styrian (-sterian) (W.I) stir, agitate, move (trans.) ◈ 3rd sg. āstereð ◈ perf. part. pl. āsterede (āstyrode) (W.II)

ā-sundrian (W.II) separate (trans.) ◈ perf. part. asundrad ◈ pl. asyndrode

a-sundron (-sundran) adv. asunder, apart, privately

ā-swebban (W.I) put to sleep, quiet ◈ perf. part. āswefed ◈ pl. -ede ◇ swefan

ā-syndrode → ā-sundrian

æt pret w dat 1. at, in (time, place, circumstance) ○ 2. of, from (w verbs of asking, receiving, taking, buying)

ǣt m. f. 1. anything to be eaten, food ◈ gen. sg. ǣtes ○ 2. the act of eating ◈ dat. sg. ǣte ◇ etan

æt-bregdan (pret. sg. -brægd (-brǣd), pret. pl. -brugdon (-brūdon), perf. part. -brogden (-broden)) (3) take away, deprive, release ◈ pret. 3rd sg. ætbrǣd ◈ perf. part. ætbrōden ◈ pl. -brōdene

æt-ēawed → æt-ēowian

ā-tellan (W.I) tell, relate ◈ pret. 3rd pl. ātealdon

ā-tēon (pret. sg. -tēah, pret. pl. -tugon, perf. part. -togen) (2) draw ◈ 3rd sg. ātȳhð ◈ opt. 3rd sg. ātēo ◈ pres. opt. 3rd sg. ātuge

ā-tēorian (W.II) become exhausted, fail ◈ perf. part. ātēorod

æt-ēowian (W.II) appear (intr.) show, manifest (trans.) ◈ ger. ætēowenne ◈ pret. 1st sg. ætēowde ◈ 3rd sg. ætēowode ◈ perf. part. ætēawed ◈ pl. ætēowde (ætēowode) ◇ Goth at-augjan

æt-foran prep. (with dat.) before

æt-gædere adv. together

æt-lūtian (W.II) lurk out of sight, hide ◈ pret. 3rd sg. -lūtode ◇ cf. Mod loiter

ā-tredan (5) tread ◈ pret. 3rd sg. ātræd

æt-somne adv. together

æt-standan (6) stand, remain ◈ pret. 3rd sg. ætstōd

āttor (ātor) n. poison ◈ inst. sg. ātre ◇ Ger Eiter

āttor-bǣre adj. poisonous ◈ acc. sg. -bǣran

ǣttren (ǣtren) adj. poisonous ◈ nom. sg. ǣtterne ◈ acc. pl. ǣttrynne

æt-wītan (oð) (pret. sg. -wāt, pret. pl. -witon, perf. part. -witen) (1) twit, reproach (with dat.) ◇ cf. ed-wīt

æt-ȳwan (-īwan) (W.I) (→ æt-ēowian), appear (intr.) show, manifest (trans.) ◈ 3rd sg. ǣtȳweð ◈ imp. 2nd sg. ætȳw ◈ pret. 3rd sg. ætȳwde (ātīwde)

āð m. oath ◈ acc. pl. āðas ◇ Ger Eid

æðel-boren ( perf. part. ) adj. of noble birth ◈ dat. sg. -borenre

æðel-borennis f. nobleness of birth ◈ acc. sg. -nysse

æðele adj. noble, excellent ◈ dat. sg. æðelum ◈ acc. sg. æðelan ◈ acc. pl. æðele ◈ supl. nom. sg. æðelast ◇ Ger edel

æðele adv. nobly

æðeling m. noble, prince ◈ gen. sg. æðelinges

æðellīce adv. nobly

æþelnes f. nobility

æþelo f. nobility

æðel-stenc m. excellent fragrance ◈ gen. pl. -stenca

æðel-tungol n. m. noble star ◈ gen. pl. -tungla

ā-þenian (W.II) stretch out ◈ pret. 3rd sg. āþende ◇ Ger dehnen

āðer → ǣg-hwæðer

ā-ðindan (pret. sg. -ðond, pret. pl. -ðundon, perf. part. -ðunden) (3) swell, puff up

ā-ðīstrian (W.II) become dark, obscured ◈ 3rd pl. āðīstriað ◈ perf. part. pl. āðīstrode ◇ ðeostru

Aþulfing (= Æþelwulfing) m. son of Æthelwulf

ā-þwēan (6) wash ◈ pret. 3rd sg. āþwōh

ǣw → ǣ

ā-wæcnan awake (intr.) ◈ pret. 3rd sg. āwōc

ā-wǣgan (W.I) annul

ā-weccan (W.I) awake, arouse, incite ◈ opt. 3rd sg. āwecce ◈ pret. 3rd sg. āweahte ◈ pret. opt. 3rd sg. āwehte ◈ 3rd pl. āwehton ◈ perf. part. āweaht (āwreht) ◈ pl. āwehte

ā-wēdan (W.I) rage ◈ pret. 3rd sg. āwēdde ◇ wōd

a-weg → weg

ā-wegan (5) carry

ā-wendan (W.I) turn, direct, change, translate ◈ pret. 1st sg. āwende ◈ perf. part. āwend

ā-weorpan (-wurpan) (pret. sg. -wearp, pret. pl. -wurpon, perf. part. -worpen) (3) cast, overthrow, reject

ā-wēstan (W.I) lay waste, destroy ◈ perf. part. pl. āwēste

ǣw-fæst (ǣ-fæst) adj. law-observing, pious ◈ nom. sg. ǣwfasð (ǣfest) ◈ acc. pl. ǣfeste ◈ supl. nom. pl. ǣwfæstoste

ā-wiht pron. aught, anything

ǣwisc-mōd adj. ashamed, abashed ◈ nom. pl. -mōde ◇ Goth aiwiski

ā-wōc → ā-wæcnan

ā-wreht → ā-weccan

ā-wrītan (pret. sg. -wrāt, pret. pl. -writon, perf. part. -writen) (1) write, compose ◈ 1st sg. āwrīte ◈ perf. part. pl. āwritene

ā-wunian (W.II) abide, continue

ā-wyrdan (W.I) destroy ◈ opt. 3rd sg. āwyrde

ā-wyrgan (W.I) curse ◈ perf. part. pl. āwyrigedan ◇ wearg

āxian → āscian

ā-ȳdlian (W.II) annul ◈ perf. part. pl. āȳdlode ◇ īdel

B

bæc n. back ; acc. sg. under bæc backwards ; ofer bæc backwards

bæc-bord n. left side of a ship, larboard ◇ Ger Backbord, Fr babord

bǣl n. fire, funeral pyre ◈ gen. sg. bǣles ◈ inst. sg. bǣle ◈ acc. sg. bǣl ◇ ON bāl

bǣl-fȳr n. bale-fire, funeral or sacrificial fire

bǣl-þracu f. violence of fire ◈ dat. sg. -þræce

bām → bēgen

bān n. bone ◈ dat. sg. bāne ◈ acc. sg. bān ◈ nom. pl. bān

bana m. murderer ◈ dat. sg. banan ◇ Mod bane

bān-fæt n. (bone-vessel) body ◈ acc. pl. -fatu

bǣr f. bier ◈ acc. sg. bǣre ◇ beran

Bardan-īg f. Bardney (Lincolnshire)

bærnan (W.I) burn (trans.)

Basingas m. pl. Basing (Hants) ◈ dat. pl. -engum

basu adj. purple (crimson)

bǣtan (W.I) bridle

bæð n. bath, font

baþian (W.II) bathe

be (bī, big) prep w dat inst; adv 1. (nearness) by, near, along, on ; be ēasten (with dat.) east of ; be westan (with dat.) west of ; be norþan (with dat.) north of ○ 2. (metaph. proximity) by, with, according to, concerning ; bī wrīte copy ; be þām by that ; by þȳ by that ; be fullan fully, perfectly ; be ðām concerning this ; bī ðȳs ilcan

bēacen n. beacon (the sun) ◈ gen. sg. bēacnes