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    Aabandon

    anforltan; forltan; ofgiefan (5)abbess

    abbudisse, f.abbotabbod, m.

    abductforwgan

    abide

    anbidianability

    crft; m

    able, be

    maganabout

    abutan; be (+dat)above

    onuppanaccept

    onfon

    accomplishforian; fremman

    according to (prep)

    fter (+dat)

    accostngan

    acknowledge

    oncnawan

    acquaint (s.o. with s.t.)acythan

    acquire

    begietan (sv 5)

    actgefaran

    active (adj)from; hwt

    active, be

    onettanadder

    ndreaddress

    nfan

    admonish

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    manian

    adorn

    bywan; fgrian; frtwan; ge-frtwan; glengan gyrwanadvance

    faran (6)advancedgelyfed

    advantagedugu

    adversary

    andsaca, madvice

    rd, m

    advise

    lran; ge-lran; rdanadvisor

    rdboraaffectionately

    lufliceafflict

    bysigian; gedrefan

    afflictionmyru; ni, m

    afraid

    forht

    afraid, beondrdan

    after

    fter; ofer

    afterwards (adv)fter; eft

    again

    eft; ongean

    againston; ongean

    age (n)ealdor, n

    age (v)

    forealdianagreeable

    leofair

    lyft, f

    ale

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    ealu

    alien

    ellorgst; eleodigalight

    lihtanalivecwic

    all (adj)eall

    all (adv)

    eallallow

    alyfan

    allowed

    be allowed to: motanalmighty

    lmihtigalongside

    onemnalso

    eac; eac swa; eac swelce (swa); swelce eac

    always, adv.a; awa; fre

    amid

    mid

    amidstonmiddan

    among

    betweox, betwux; ongemang

    ancestor (paternal)rihtfderencyn

    ancestors

    ieldran

    ancienteald; gamol

    andac; and; ond; eac; ge

    angel

    engel; gastangry

    hatheartanimal

    deor

    announce

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    abeodan, sv 2; beodan;

    another

    elra; oeranswer (vb)

    answarian; andwyrdan (+dat); oncweananswer (noun)answaru, f

    anxiousnearo

    any

    niganything

    awiht, n.; owiht

    anywhere

    ahwrappear

    tywanappearance

    onsyn, fapply

    befstan

    apply oneselfbefeolan

    approach

    gretan

    archersceotan

    arise

    arisan (sv 1)

    aristocraticindryhten

    arm

    earm, m

    armourherepad

    armyfyrd; here; prass, m

    around

    abutanarouse

    aweccanarrange

    endebyrdan; gefadian; ge-logian

    arrangement

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    fadung

    arrest

    gehtanarrive

    gelendanarrogancebyldu; ofermod; ricceter

    arrowflan; onga

    art

    list, fartifice

    searoonc

    ascend

    astiganash

    sc, m.ask

    ascian; acsian; biddan; frignan (3)asleep

    fall asleep: onslepan

    assassa, m

    assembly

    md, n; meelstede

    astonished, beofwundrian

    at

    t

    at lastnextan

    attain

    geferan

    attentionpay attention to: onmunan

    attitudegebro, n.

    audacious

    frecneauthority

    onweald, mautumn

    hrfst

    await

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    abidan (sv 1); bidan; gebidan

    awaken

    aweccan; onwcanaway (adv)

    from; onwegaweegesa, m

    awesomeegeslic

    awl

    awel, m.

    B

    bachelorhagostealdmon

    backbc, n; hrycg

    back (adv)eft; ongean

    bagftels, m

    bait s, n.

    bake (vb)

    abacan; bacanbaker

    bcere, mband

    heap

    bane

    bana

    bannerfana

    baptismfulwihtbaptismal rite

    fulluhteaw

    bathb, n.; gecamp

    bathhouse

    burnsele

    bathe

    baian

    battercnyssan

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    battle

    beadu, n.; fho, f; feoht; gefeoht; folcgewin; garrs gu; hild; orlege, m

    bebeon, wesan (irregular)

    beaconbeacen, n.beam

    beam, m.bear

    beran (sv 6)

    beastnieten

    beat

    beatan

    beautifulnlic; fger; freolic

    beautifyfgrian

    beautyfgernis

    become beautiful

    fgrianbecome gloomy

    drysmian

    bed

    bedd, n.; legerbefall

    alimpan; geslan

    befit

    gedafenianbefore (adv)

    r, ror, rest

    before (prep)

    tforanbeforehand

    foran tobeg for

    giernan

    beginbeginnan (sv 3); onginnan (3)

    beginninganginn, n.; fruma, m.; or, n

    beguile

    lytegian

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    behind (prep)

    beftan (+dat)

    beholdbehealdan; sceawian

    beliefge-leafabelieve

    geliefanbelligerent

    aglca

    bellowsbielg, m

    belly

    hrif, n

    belonging togelong

    beloveddeore; leof

    beltbelt, m

    bemoan

    begnornian; mnanbench

    benc, f.

    bend

    gebigean; bugan; hyldan; lutan; onbugan; onhniganbend down: onlutan

    benefit (v)

    dugan; fremman

    benefit (n)dugu fiorm, f.; fremsumnes; nyttnes, f

    benefit from

    brucan

    bequeathelfan

    besetbesettan

    besides

    eac; eac onbestower

    bryttabest

    betst; cyst (n); selest

    better

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    betera

    between (prep)

    betweonan (+dat); betweoxbewail

    cwianbeyond (prep)begeondan (+dat)

    bidbiddan

    bin

    binnbind

    bindan; gebindan; slan

    binder

    bindere, m.bird

    bridd; fugol, mbirdlime

    lim, mbishop

    biscop

    bite (v)bitan

    bite (n)

    bite, m

    bitterbiter; heard

    black

    blc

    blacksmithisensmi

    bladder

    bielg, m.

    blame (v)lean (6)

    blessbletsian; segnian; ge-segnian

    blessed

    eadig; ge-slig; ge-sliglic; ge-sliceblessedness

    eadignesblessing

    bletsung, f

    blind (vb)

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    ablendan, wv 1

    blink

    bryhtm, mbliss

    bletsung, f.; eadignes; hyhtbloodblod; heolfor

    bloodyblodig

    bloom

    blowanblossom

    blostma

    blow

    blawanblow (n)

    dyntblow upon

    bewawan; biwawanbluff

    nss

    boarbar, m; eofor

    board (naut)

    bord, n.

    boastbeot, n.; gylpword

    boastful

    beotlic

    boastinggylp

    boat

    bat; naca, m; sbat

    bodilylichomlic

    bodybodig, n.; feorgbold, n; feorhhus, n.; flschama; lic; lichama

    boil

    brdanbold (adj)

    bald; caf; deor; gedyrstig; frecneboldly

    baldlice; caflice; cene; modiglice

    boldness

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    byldu

    bond

    bendbone

    banbookboc

    bordermearc, f

    bosom

    bearm, m.; bosm, m.both

    ger; begen; butu

    in both respects: gehweres

    both ... and (correl conj)ger ... ge; (ger) ge ... ge

    bottleflasce, m

    boundarymearc, f

    bow

    boga, m.bow (v)

    hyldan; onlutan

    bow down: hnigan; onhnigan

    boycnapa; cniht

    braid

    bregdan

    brandishacweccan

    brass

    mstling

    bravecaf; cene; collenfer; deor; heard; heardhicgende; heaodeor heaorof;

    hildedeor; modig; secgrofbravely

    caflice; cene; modiglice

    breadhlaf

    breakbrecan

    breast

    breost; ferloca; hreerloca

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    bridge

    bricg

    bridgeguardbricgweard

    bridlepathhorswegbrief

    medmicelbrier

    brer

    brightbeorht

    bring

    beran (sv6); brengan; bringan; gebringan; ldan

    bring forthacennan; asprytan; forbringan

    bring ininldan

    bristlebyrst, f

    broad

    bradbroth

    bro

    brother

    broorbuddy

    gefera

    build

    betimbranbuild around

    bewyrcan

    building

    edor; foldbold, n; hof, n; recedbuildings

    scurbeorgburden

    hefigan

    burdensomehefigtyme

    burial placebyrgen

    burn

    byrnan; forbrnan; ontendan

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    burn down: forbeornan (3)

    burn up: forbrnan

    burningbrnett, n.; brond, n.; bryne

    burst berstan (sv 3)bury

    bebyrgan; bedelfan; burganbusy

    bysig

    buta; butan, buton; hwere; nefne

    butter

    butere, f

    buybycgan; gebycgan; ceapian; geceapian

    buy offforgyldan

    by fram (+dat)by means of: mid

    Ccall

    ceallian; clipian, clypian; hatan; nemnancall out

    clipian, clypiancan

    cunnan; magan

    canon

    canon

    capehoh, m

    capitalheahburgcaptive

    hft, m

    capturelccan

    care

    reccan

    care about

    gyman; reccan

    care for (v)freoian; gyman

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    care

    bisgu; cearo, f.; heord, f

    carelessrecceleas

    carry beran (sv 6); feriancarry away; oberan

    carry outforian; ge-lstan

    carve

    ceorfan (sv 3)catch

    betrppan; fon (7); gefon (7); gehftan; lccan

    cathedral

    mynstercattle

    neat, n; nieten; orf, ncause

    intingacauseway

    bricg

    caveeorscrf; hlw

    cellar

    cleofa

    certainculic

    certainly

    hura

    chamberbur, m

    champion

    cempa

    chancegeslan

    changeawendan; hwierfan; onhweorfan (3); onwendan

    chapel

    gebedhuschase

    bedrifan; ehtancheerful

    blie

    cheerfully

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    rotlice

    cheese

    ciese, m.chest

    breost; hreerlocachest (i.e. container): scrynchew the cud

    eodorcanchicken

    cicen

    childbearn, n.; cild; lytling

    childbearing

    geacnung

    chillciele, n

    chippedsceard

    chooseceosan

    church

    cirice, circe; mynstercircuit

    begong

    citizens

    ceasterware; leod, mcity

    burgsteall; burgstede; burgtun; eard

    city building

    burgrcedcity dweller

    ceasterbuend

    clash

    hnitanclasp

    beclyppanclaw

    grap, f

    clean (ad)clne

    clean (vb) feormiancleanliness

    clnnis

    cleanse

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    fsian

    cleanser

    feormyndclear

    gerymanclearlyandgitfullice

    cliffclif, n.

    close (adj)

    nearoclose (v)

    betynan

    clothe

    scrydanclothing

    scrudcoal

    gledcoast

    srima

    cofferscryn

    cold (ad)

    cald;

    cold (n)cald; ciele, n.

    collapse

    gedreosan

    colourbleo, n.

    combatitive

    aglca

    comebecuman; cuman;

    come afterfterfylgan

    come to pass

    alimpancomfort (n)

    eniscomfort (v)

    frefran

    comfortable

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    sefteadig

    coming

    cumecommand (v)

    bebeodan; beodan; hatancommand (n)hs; onweald, m

    commanderheretoga

    commend

    bebeodan(be) committed to (s.t.)

    cnodan

    community

    geferscipe, m.companion

    gefera; heorgeneat; ge-seldacompany

    gedrg; heapcompell

    abdan

    complete (adj)full

    complete (v)

    geendian

    completelyclne; eall; ful

    comrade

    eaxlgestealle; gefera; geneat

    concealbehydan; deagan; gehydan; mian

    concern

    bisgu

    concerningbe (+dat)

    concludebetynan

    conclusion

    endeconfess

    andettanconfidant

    gehola, m; runwita

    confirm

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    befstan

    conflict

    guplega, mconfront

    nganconscienceingehygd, f

    consecratehalgian

    consolation

    froforconsole

    frefran

    consult

    runconsume

    gefeormiancontain

    belucancontempt

    forhognis

    contendlacan; genstan

    contest (n)

    geflit

    contest (v)flitan

    continue

    ge-lstan

    controlge-reccan

    convenient

    hyelic

    cookcoc

    cool (v)colian

    copper

    ar, ncorpse

    hrwcorrect (v)

    gerihtan

    correctly

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    rihte

    corrupt

    geblandancostly

    deorwierecottagebur, m

    coulterculter, m

    council

    gemotcounsel (n)

    larcwida

    counsel (v)

    rdancounsellor

    runwitacountry

    eard; folclond; land, lond; londstedecourage

    ellen, n; hige; mod

    coursedrohto; for, f.

    courageous

    heaorof; heaodeor; modig

    cover (v)besettan; bewreon; bihreosan

    cover (v)

    helm, m

    cover with liquidbegeotan (sv 2)

    cowardly

    earh

    crabcrabba, m

    craftcrft

    create

    scieppan; ge-scieppancreation

    frumsceaft; ge-sceaft, f; ge-sceap, fcreator

    meotod; scieppend

    creature

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    ge-sceaft, f

    crime

    fyren; man; mandrinc; mor; mor;thorn;orcross oneself

    segnian; ge-segniancrossgealgu; gealgtreo; rod

    sign of the cross: rodetacncross-beam

    eaxlgespann

    cruelree

    crust

    rind

    crycyrm, m; hleoor

    cuckoogeac

    cudgelsagol

    cunning

    list, fcup

    bune; druncft

    curse

    awiergancustody

    heord, f

    cut (n)

    bite, m.cut (ad)

    sceard

    cut the hair

    efsiancut down

    aheawan (sv 7); forheawan (7); fyllan; heawancut off

    beheawan

    cut throughforslean (6)

    D

    damage (n)hearm

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    damn (vb)

    awiergan

    dangerfrecennis; pleoh, m

    dangerousfrecne; pleolicdare

    durrandaring

    gedyrstig; frecne

    darkdeorc; fealu

    darken

    nipan, genipan

    darknessheolstor, m; ge-nip; sceadu

    dartonga

    dejectedhean

    demon

    scynscaadesirable

    lustbre

    desire

    geornfulnes; lust, m; neodlaudesiring

    gelysted

    desolate

    feasceaftigdespair

    forencan

    despondent

    ormoddespoil

    forhergiandetermined

    higeigtig

    determinedlyeornoste

    dashcnossian; (against) cnyssan

    daughter

    dohtor

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    dawn

    dgrd

    daydg; dogor (poet)

    day, number ofdgrim, n.day's work

    dgweorc, n.days gone by

    geardagas

    days of lifeealdordagas

    daybreak

    rdg, m.

    deaddead

    deadlyttryne

    deardeore; leof

    death

    cwalu, f; dea ealdorgedl; forfor; forweg; fyl, m. gudea, m; lifgedldecay

    afeallan; brosnian

    deceitful

    geapdeceive

    bepcan; beswican; lytegian

    decide

    ge-rdandeclare

    gecyan

    decline

    dreosan; ofstandecorated

    fah; ge-regnaddeed

    dd

    deepdeop

    deeplydeoplic

    deer

    heorot

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    defence

    gebeorg, n.

    defendbeorgan, gebeorgan; ealgian

    defile afylandelight

    dreamdeliver (a message)

    abeodan (sv 2)

    deliver (s.t.)betcan

    densely

    nearolice

    departafaran, sv 6; geleoran

    departureforweg; fromsi

    deprivebedan (+dat); beniman; bidreosan; biniman; bistelan;

    deprived

    befeallenderide

    ahliehhan (sv 7)

    descent

    elo, npdeserve

    geearnian

    despise

    forseondespoil

    behlyan

    destroy

    bereofan; fordon; forleosan; ofsleandeviate from

    ahyldandevil

    helsceaa

    devourge-etan (5); forswelgan; fretan

    diegefaran; forferan

    dig (v)

    delfan

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    digging (n)

    gedelf

    diligentlyneodlice

    diminishlytliandire

    ealfelodirect (v)

    gedihtan; gerihtan

    directions, in allghweder

    dirt

    greot

    discardaweorpan

    discloseiewan; onwreon

    discovergeascian; onfindan

    disease

    adl, fdisengage

    gemetigan

    disgrace

    bysmor; edwitdisgraceful

    scand

    dish

    discdishonourable (adj)

    arleas

    dismount

    lihtandispense with

    foroliandispose

    endebyrdan

    disputegeflit

    dispute (v)flitan

    distant

    fierlen

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    distort

    aweorpan

    distresshreerbealo; nearones; oncy

    disturbdrefandisturbance

    myru, fdive

    dufan

    divinegodcund

    divinely

    godcundlice

    divinitygodcundnes

    dodon; gefremman

    do without: foroliandoctrine

    lar

    donorgoldgiefa

    door

    duru, f

    downdun; ofdune

    drag

    bregdan

    dragondraca; wyrm

    drape with (s.t.)

    behon

    drawateon

    draw nearnealecan

    draw (a sword)

    bregdandreadful

    atelic; egeslicdream

    gemtan

    drench

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    begeotan (sv 2); besteman; beswillan

    dress (v)

    gyrwandress (n)

    hrgldrink (v)drincan

    drink (n)drynce

    drive

    bedrifan (sv 1); cnossian; drifandrive out

    adrfan (sv 1)

    drown

    besencandumb

    dumbduring

    ondust

    dust; greot

    dwellbuan

    dwelling

    byht; eardgeard

    Eeach

    ger; lc; gehwa; gehwelc

    eager

    eallgearo; fus (+gen); georn; geornfuleagerly

    georne; geornliceeagleearn, n

    ear

    eareearlier

    ror

    early morning

    rnemergen

    earn

    geearnianearnestly

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    eornoste

    earth

    eormengrund; eor folde; grund, m; hruse, f; molde, fease

    eniseasilyeae

    easteastfrom the east: eastan

    eat

    brucan; etan (5); ge-etan (5); forswelganeat up

    gefeormian; fretan

    ebb-tide

    ebbaedge

    ecgedit

    endebyrdaneel

    l, m.

    eighteahte

    either

    gehwer

    eldersieldran

    eleventh

    endlyfta

    elseelles

    ember

    gled

    embrace (v)beclyppan; clyppan

    embrace (n)fm

    emperor

    casereemployment

    notu, fempty (adj)

    mettig

    empty (vb)

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    gemetigan

    enclose

    befon (sv 7); lucanenclosure

    burg, byrig; geard; hege; loc, nencounter (n)gemot

    encounter (v)metan

    encourage

    byldanend

    ende

    end (v>

    geendianendow

    ge-godianenemy

    andsaca, m.; feond, m.; feondsceaa, m; fynd, feondEngland

    Angelcynn

    English, theEngle

    English (adj)

    Englisc

    English languageEngliscgereorde

    enjoy

    brucan; notian

    enmityfho, f; feondrden, f.

    enough

    genog

    enragegebelgan; gremian

    enragedbolgenmod

    ensnare

    beswican; besyrwanentertainment

    gomenentice

    atyhtan

    entire

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    full

    entirely

    clne; eall; fulliceentrap

    besyrwan; betrppanentreatgiernan

    entrustbetcan

    entry

    ingong, m.envelop

    bewindan (sv 3)

    equip

    gescyrpanerror

    gedwol; gedwyldescape

    tberstan; losianespecially

    huru

    essentialniedbeearf

    establish

    ardan; astellan; (a truce) fstnian; onstellan

    esteemeahtian

    eternal

    ece

    eternallyece

    eucharist

    husl

    evenefne; furum

    eveningfen; fentid, f.

    evening speech

    fensprc,fevent

    gelimpeventually

    nextan

    ever

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    fre

    everlasting

    eceevery

    lcevery one (pro)ghwa; gehwa

    everythingghwa

    everywhere

    ghweder; gehrexalt

    onhebban

    examine

    beseon; geondsceawianexamination

    sceawungexample

    gebisnung; bysen, fexcellence

    fgernis

    excellentrgod; betlic

    except

    butan, buton

    except (con)nefne; nemne; nyme

    exemplar

    bysen, f

    exhortmanian; gemanian

    exile

    adrfan

    experiencegebidan

    experiencedfrod

    extend

    astreccan; rymanexplain

    reccanexult

    ahliehhan (sv 6)

    eye

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    eage, n.

    Ffable

    leasung

    face

    andwlita, m.; onsyn, ffade

    searianfail

    abreoan

    faithge-leafa

    faithfulge-leafful

    fallfyl, m.; hryre, m

    falseleas

    fallbefeallan; crincgan (sv 3); feallan; gefeallan; hreosan

    fall apart

    berstan (sv 3)

    fall offafeallan

    famehlisa, m; mru, f

    familiar

    cu

    family

    cynnfamine

    hungorfamousmre

    far (adj)

    feorfar (adv)

    feor

    as far as: o

    fare

    feran

    farmerierling

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    farming

    eortil

    fast (adj)fst

    fast (n)fstenfast (adv)

    fstefast (v)

    fstan

    fastenbesmiian; fstnian; gefstnian; slan

    fat

    ft

    fatalttryne

    fatedfge

    fatherfder

    favour

    ar, f; geearnung; miltsfear (n)

    ege, m; fyrhtu

    fear (v)

    forhtianfearful

    egeslic

    feast

    gebeorscipe; fyllo, ffeather

    feer

    feed

    afedan; fedanfeel

    gefelanfell (v)

    fyllan

    fellowshipgeferscipe, m

    fencehege

    festivity

    mondream

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    fetch

    gefecgan; fetian

    fetterclomm, clamm, n.; feter, f.

    feud fho, ffew

    feawe; hwon; lytfiction

    leasung

    fieldcer, m; feld, m.

    fierce

    biter; gram; grim; heard; ree

    fiercelygrimme; heardlice

    fiftyfifteg

    figfic

    fight (v)

    feohtan (3); gefeohtan (3); lacanfight (n)

    feohte, f

    figleaf

    ficleaffile (n)

    feole

    file (v)

    feolianfill (v)

    fyllan; ge-fyllan

    fill (n)

    fyllo, ffill up

    filled (adj)full

    find

    findan; gemetanfind fault with: lean (6)

    find out: cunnian; gefrignan (3)finger

    finger, m.

    fingernail

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    ngl

    fire

    brond, n.; bryne; ligfirm (adj)

    fstfirmly (adv)fstlice

    first (adj)rest; fyrmest

    first (adv)

    rest; formafirstborn

    frum-bearn, n.

    fish (n)

    fisc, mfish (v)

    fiscianfisherman,

    fiscere, mfitness

    m, f

    fittinggedefe; riht; gerisenlic

    fittingly

    gerisenlice

    fivefif

    fixed

    fst

    flamelig

    flammable

    libgysig

    flaskflasce, m

    fleefleon (2); forbugan (2); sceacan

    fleet

    sciphereflight

    fleam, m; flyhtfling

    bregdan

    float

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    fleotan

    flood (n)

    flod, mfloor

    flet; flor, mflow (v)flowan (2);

    flow (n)gang, m

    flow around

    beflowanfly

    fleogan (2)

    fly away

    tfleoganfodder

    fodorfollow

    fterfylgan; folgian; fylgan; lstanfolly

    dysignese

    foodbileofa; fodor; mete

    foolish

    dol; dysig

    foolishnessdysignes

    foot

    fot, m

    footstepfotstapol

    for, in place of

    fore (+dat)

    forbidforbeodan (2)

    forcecrft; menise

    ford

    ford, mforeign

    eleodigforemost

    fyrmest

    forest

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    holt; holtwudu

    forever, adv.

    a; awa; freforgive

    forgiefanforgivenessforgifenes

    form (n)hiw

    formerly

    geofornication

    forliger

    forsake

    forltanforsee

    foresceawianforth

    forfortress

    fsten

    forwardfor

    foul

    ful

    fourfeower

    fourteen

    feowertyne

    fowlerfuglere

    free (vb)

    gemetigan

    free (adj)freo; freolic

    frequentgelome

    frequently

    geneahhefreight

    hlastfriend

    freond; heorgeneat; gehola, m

    friendless

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    freondleas

    friendship

    freod, ffriendly

    blie; bliemod; holdfriendshipfreondscipe

    fromt; fram (+dat); of (+dat)

    from afar

    feorranfrom here

    heonon

    from near

    neanfrom the north

    noranfrom within

    innanfrost

    forst, n.; hrim, m

    frostyhrinde

    frozen

    freorig

    fulfilmentgefillednys

    full (adj)

    full

    fullyfullice

    furious

    ree

    furtherfurur

    Ggain

    begietan (sv 5)

    gallop

    rnan; hleapan (7)

    gallows

    gealgu; gealgtreogame

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    gomen; hunto

    gannet

    ganetgarden

    neorxenawanggarmenthrgl; reaf

    gategeat, n

    gather

    ge-gaeriangatheringgaze

    behealdan (sv 7)

    gemgimm, m; searogim

    generouscystig

    gentlelie; monwre

    get

    begietan (sv 5); gegongan (7)gesture

    gebre

    get up

    astandanghost

    gast

    giant

    ent; eotengift

    giefu, f

    gird

    gyrdangive

    forgiefan; giefan (5)give birth

    acennan

    give thoughthogian

    give upalecgan

    give way

    abugan; onirnan (3)

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    given

    gifee

    giverbrytta

    gladlyblielice; lustfulliceglas

    glsgleeming

    scir

    glidesrian

    glorious

    mre

    glorybld; mru, f

    gofaran (6); feran; gan; gongan (7); hweorfan

    go madawedan

    goad

    gad, fgoat

    gat

    goathair

    gatehrgoblet

    bune

    god

    god, n.godson

    godsunu

    gold

    gold, n.goldsmith

    goldsmigood

    god

    good deedfremu, f

    goodnessgodgoods

    god

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    gore

    helofor

    gospelgodspel

    grace argracious

    gld holdgrain

    corn

    granted by fategifee

    grapple

    genstan

    graspgrap, f; gripe

    gravebyrgen; eorscrf; grf; moldern, n

    greatmst; micel; rice

    greatest

    mstgreatly

    miclum

    greedy

    gifre; grdiggreen

    grene

    greet

    gretan; halettangrey

    grg; har

    grey-haired

    feaxhar; gomelfeax; hargrief

    hearm; oncygrim

    biter

    grimlygrimme

    grindgrindan

    grip

    clomm, n; clamm, n; grap, f.; gripe

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    ground

    folde; grunde

    grovebearu

    grow, grow upaweaxan (sv 7)grow dark

    nipan, genipangrow old

    forealdian

    grow overbeweaxan

    grow pale

    blacian

    grow desolatedreorgian

    grow oldealdian

    guardbewitan

    guardian

    hyrdeguardianship

    hyrdrden, f

    guilty

    fah; scyldig

    Hhail (v)

    halettan

    hailhgl

    hailstormhglfaruhalf

    healf

    halldryhtsele; gifheall; goldsele, m; heall, f; reced; s, n; sele

    hand

    folme; hand, f

    handgrip

    mundgripe

    hanghangian; hon

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    hanged, be

    hon

    happenalimpan; befeallan; limpan; ge-limpan; ge-slan

    happilyge-slicehappiness

    bliss, f; sl, m/fhappy

    fgen; gesliglic

    hardforheard; heard

    hardship

    gedeorf; earfo

    hardship, time ofearfohwil

    harm (n)bealo, n.; frecennis; hearm

    harm (v)derian

    harness

    gerduharp

    gleobeam; hearpe

    hasp

    hpsehaste

    hreading, f

    hasten

    efstan; onettanhasten away: sceacan

    hateful

    atol; la

    hatredni, m

    haveagan; habban

    have to: sculan

    hawkhafoc

    headhafela; heafod

    headland

    nss

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    headless

    heafodleas

    healhalian; hlan

    healthyhalwendehear

    hieran; gehieranhearing

    gehyrnes, f

    hearsaygefrge

    heart

    breostcofa; breosthord; ferloca; heorte, f; hige; hordcofa, m hreer, n;

    modsefa; sefa, mheat

    hat, nheathen

    henheaven

    heofon, m; rodor

    heavenlyheofonlic

    heavy

    hefig

    hedgehogigl

    heed

    onmunan

    heelhoh, m

    heirloom

    laf, f

    hellhell, f

    helmethelm, m

    help (v)

    fultumian; ge-fultumian; fylstan (+dat); helpanhelp (n)

    fultum; geoc; help, fhence

    heonon

    herder

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    hyrde

    here (adv)

    herhereafter

    herfterheresygedwol; gedwyld

    hereticgedwolmann

    hero

    he, m; hererinc, mherring

    hring

    hew

    heawanhidden

    deogollicehiding place

    heolstor, mhigh

    heah

    hide (n)hyd

    hide (v)

    behydan; deagan; hydan

    hillbeorg, m.; dun

    himself, herself

    self

    hinderge-lettan

    hither

    hider

    hoard (n)hord, m

    hoard (v)hydan

    hoarfrost

    hrim, m.hoarse

    hashoary

    har

    hold

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    habban; heabban; gehealdan

    hold fast

    gebindanholly

    holenhollyholen

    holyhalig

    home (adj)

    hamhome (n)

    ham

    homeland

    eard; eelhomewards

    hamhonourable

    arweore; gerisenlichonourably (adv)

    arlice

    hookangel, m

    horn

    horn, m

    horribleatelic

    horror

    fyrhtu

    horseeoh; hengest; hors, n; mearh

    horseguard

    renweard

    hosthusl

    hostagegisl

    hostile

    bealohydig; gramhostility

    andahot

    hat

    how

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    hu

    however

    hwerehouse

    hus; selehuman beingsfiras

    humbleeadmod; eamod

    humble (v)

    hnanhumbly

    eadmolice; eamodlice

    humiliating

    heanlichundred

    hundhunger

    hungorhunt (n)

    hunta; hunto

    huntinghunto

    huntsman

    hunta

    II, me, my

    ic, me, min

    icecold

    hrimceald; iscealdicicle

    hrimgicelidleidel

    if

    gifignorant

    dysig; lwede

    illustrious

    mre

    image

    anlicness, f; onlicnes, fimagine

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    asmeagan

    imitate

    gefenlcanimmediate

    hrdliceimmigrationingong, m.

    imminentneah

    impel

    afysan (wv 1)improve

    gebetan

    impulsive

    hatheortin (adv)

    inin (prep)

    binnan; in (+dat); onin addition to

    eac

    in advanceforan to

    in front of

    tforan; biforan (+ dat)

    incarnationmenniscnis

    incite

    hwettan

    inclineonhyldan; onlutan

    increase (n)

    eaca

    indicategebicnian

    infantryfea

    infect

    geblandaninform

    cyaningenuity

    hwtred; searonc

    inhabit

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    buan

    inhabitants

    landbuendinheritance

    laf, finjurehynan; scean

    injurybealo, n.

    innocent

    bilewitinquire

    frignan (3)

    inside (adv)

    in; inneinsolently

    orhliceinspiration

    inbryrdnesinspire

    onbrnan

    institute (v)onstellan

    intact

    gehal

    intelligenceandgit; oronc

    intelligently

    andgitfullice

    intendhogian; myntan

    intention

    gehygd; ingehygd, f

    intersectioneaxlgespann

    intervaltc

    into

    oninvite

    laianiron

    isen

    island

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    ealond; eglond

    ivory

    elpendban

    Jjavelin

    gafeluc

    jewel

    eorcanstan; gimstan

    jewelry

    eorcanstan

    join

    lucan

    joint

    banlocajoke

    gleowian

    journey

    for, f

    joy

    bletsung, f; dream; hyht; liss; sl, m/f

    joyfully

    gldlice; gliwstafum

    joyous

    glodmod

    judge (v)deman

    judgment

    dom, m.

    judgment day

    domdg; domesdg

    jurisdiction

    onweald, m

    justice

    riht

    Kkeel

    ceol

    keencene

    keephealdan

    keeper

    hyrdekidnap

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    forwegan

    kill

    acwellan; cwellan; gefyllan; heawan; hynan; ofsleankiller

    banakincynn; cy

    kindgecynd; cynn

    kind (adj)

    gld; lie; milde; monwrekindness

    liss

    kindle

    onan; onbrnan; ontendanking

    cyningkingdom

    cyneric; ricekiss

    cyssan

    kneecneo, n

    knit

    bregdan

    know, know how tocunnan

    knowledge

    ongytenes, f

    Lladder

    hlder

    lament

    begnornian; cwian

    lake

    mere

    land (n)

    land, n

    land

    gelendan

    language

    -geiode

    lap bearm, m.

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    large

    micel

    larger: mara

    Latin

    len

    laughhliehhan

    laugh at: ahliehhan

    laughter

    hleahtor

    law

    , f

    lawful

    gecynde

    lay (n)

    lwede

    lay (v)lecgan

    lay down

    alecgan

    lay hold of

    begietan (sv 5)

    lay waste

    awestan

    lead

    ldan; ge-ldan

    leader

    ealdor, m.; folctoga; heafodman; heretoga; leodfruma

    leap

    hleapan

    leap upon: gehleapan (7)

    leap up: ahleapan (sv 7)

    learn

    learnian; ge-leornian

    learn (by asking)

    geascian; gefrignan (3)

    learning

    liornungleast

    lsst

    leather bag

    bielg, m.

    leave

    afaran, sv 6; lfan; geleoran

    leave unfulfilled

    aleogan

    leggings

    leerhose

    lentlencten

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    less

    ls; lssa

    lest

    y ls e

    let

    ltanlet go

    forltan

    letter

    rendgewrit

    liberate

    onlysan

    lichen

    rg

    lie

    licgan; restan

    lifeealdor, n.; feorh, n.; lif; lifdagas

    life-sustaining

    frfriende

    lift

    ldan

    lift up

    ahebban (sv 7); hebban; rran

    light

    leoht; scima

    like

    gelic; gelice

    likewise

    eac swa

    limb

    lim, n; li

    limited

    mte

    linen

    linen

    listen

    hieran; hlystan; gehlystanliterature

    boccrft

    little

    fea; hwon; lyt; lytel

    live

    libban

    livestock

    orf, n

    lo (inter)

    hwt

    loadhlast

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    lobster

    loppestre

    lock

    belucan; lucan

    lock (n)

    hpselog

    beam, m.

    long (adj)

    lang, long

    long ago

    ealdes; geara

    longing

    lango

    look

    beseon

    look at: sceawianlord

    drihten; frea, m; freadryhten; goldgiefa; goldwine; heorra; hlaford

    lordly

    dryhtlic

    loss

    demm, m

    lost (be, get)

    losian

    loud

    hlud

    loud (adv

    hlude

    loudly

    hlude

    love (n)

    frendscipe; lufu

    love (v)

    freogan; lufian

    loved

    felaleof

    lover freond

    lovingly

    freondlice

    lower

    onhyldan

    loyal

    hold

    luck

    hlo, f

    lumber

    healwudulurk

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    lutian

    lust

    lust, m

    lying

    leasung

    Mmagnificence

    onmedlamagnificent

    dryhtlic

    maiden

    fmne; mgmaintain

    gehealdanmake

    don; macianmake beautiful

    gef&elig;rian

    make famousmran

    make glad

    gef&elig;nian

    make knownacythan; cyan; gecyan

    make use ofneotan

    make wetbesteman

    male

    mann

    maliceanda; ni, m

    manbeorn, m.; esne, m; guma; mann; hle, m; leod, m; mann, m; mcg;

    reordberend; rinc; scealc, m; secg

    mangerbinn

    mankindfeorhcynn, n.; foldbuend; mancynn

    many

    fela; manig

    many a: manigmaple

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    hlin

    mare

    myre, fmarsh

    fen; fenhli; mormarvelofwundrian

    masterfrea; hlaford

    masterless

    hlafordlessmay

    motan

    mead

    medodrinc; meodomeadhall

    meodoheallmeaning

    andgit, n.measure

    gemet

    meatflscmete

    meditate

    geondencean

    mediationrun

    meet

    findan; metan; gemetan

    meet withgeferan

    meeting

    gemot

    meetingplacemeelstede

    meltgemeltan

    memory

    gemyndmen

    lde, mpmerchant

    ciepemann

    merciful

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    milde; mildheort

    mercy

    ar, f; mildheortnes; miltsmessage

    rende, n.; rendgewritmessengerar, m.; rendraca; boda

    metregemet

    mew

    mwmidday

    middg

    middle

    middin the middle of: onmiddan

    midnightmiddeneaht, f

    mightmiht

    mighty

    mihtigmilestone

    milgemearc

    milk

    melcanmind

    fer; hige; mod; gemynd

    mindful

    gemyndigmingle

    gemengan

    misdeed

    misdd, fmiserable

    earmlic; earmsceapenmiserably

    earmlice

    miseryiermu

    misfortunedemm, m; gelimp

    misleading

    gedwolsum

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    missile

    flan; scotung

    mistge-nip

    mockbysmerian; gebysmerianmoderate

    medmicelmoderately,

    mid gemete; gemetlice

    monastery mynstermonastic orders

    munuchad

    monasticism

    munuchadmoney

    feoh; sceattmonk

    munucmonster

    sceadugenga

    monthmona

    moor

    mor

    morema; mara

    any more than: on ma e

    moreover

    eac swelce (swa); swelce eac; eac onmorning

    morgen r

    most

    mstmostly

    mstemoth

    mo&eht;e, f

    mothermodor

    moundhlw

    mount

    gehleapan (7)

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    mountain

    beorg, m.; dun; munt

    mountainsidebeorghli, n

    mountain slopebeorghli, nmountain stream

    fyrgenstreammountainwood

    fyrgenholt

    mourngnornian; murnan

    mouth

    mu

    moveastyrian; onhreran

    muchmiccle; micel

    must, be obligedsculan

    much (n)

    micel, nmudcrust

    lamrind

    multiply

    gemanigfealdanmultitude

    dryht; menigu

    murder

    morormutilate

    sceard

    my, mine

    min

    Nnail, fingernail

    nglnaked

    nacod

    name (n)

    nama, m

    name (v)hatan; nemnan

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    narrative

    ge-recednis

    narrownearo

    nation folc, n; leodscipe; mgnatural

    gecyndenature

    cynd

    navyflothere; sciphere

    near (adj)

    neah; nean

    near (adv)neah

    near togehende (+dat)

    nearbygehende

    necessary

    niedbehefe; niedbeearfneck

    hals, m

    need

    beurfanneedle

    ndl

    neglect

    forltannegligent

    recceleas

    neighbourhood

    neawestneither

    naer; nohwerneither ... nor

    ne .... ne; nohwer ... ne

    nephewnefa

    netnett, n

    never

    na; nfre

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    nevertheless

    hwere; noht on ls

    newniwe

    newly niwannext

    oernight

    niht, f; nihthelm

    nightcrawlersceadugenga

    nightshift

    nihtweorc, n

    nightwatchnihtwaco

    nightworknihtweorc, n

    ninetyhundnigontig

    no

    na; nicnobility

    eorlscipe; indrhyto, f

    noble

    ele; cynelic; freolic; hrlic; indryhtennoble kinsman: freomg

    nobleman

    ealdorman; eorl

    noblymanlice

    noise

    breahtm

    nonennig

    noonmiddg

    nor even

    ne eacnor

    ne ... nenorthwards

    nor

    nostril

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    nosyrl

    not

    ne; nic; nohtnot at all; by no means

    na; nateshwon; ns; nealles; nohtnothingnanwuht; nawiht

    notoriousmre

    now

    nunow that: nu

    Ooak tree

    actreo, moar

    ar, foath

    aobedience

    gehiersumnes

    obey

    hieran; hiersumian; ge-hiersumianobliged, be

    sculanobserve

    healdan

    observer

    sceawere, m

    obtainbegietan (sv 5); gegongan

    occasionml; sloccupation (=worry)

    bisgu

    occupybysigian

    occurrence

    gelimp

    ocean

    geofon, m/n; gelagu; mereflod

    ocean currentsstream

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    ocean path, route

    brimlad

    offerbeodan; gebeodan; offrian; ge-offrian

    offer up: ge-offrianofferinglac; offrung

    officehad

    offspring

    eafore; ofspring; sdoften

    geneahhe; oft

    oil

    ele, mold

    eald; frod; gamolon (adv)

    onon

    on (+d,a)

    on this side of (prep)behionan

    one

    an

    one (indef pro)man

    only (conj)

    butan, buton

    only (adv)efne

    onto

    on

    onward (adv)on

    open (adj)open

    open (v)

    openian; gerymanopenly (adv)

    openliceopponent

    andsaca, m

    opportunity

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    byre

    oppose

    ongeanstandanoppressive

    hefigorhwer e; oe

    oratorygebedhus

    ordain

    hadian; ge-scrifanorder (n)

    endebyrdnes, f; fadung; had (=religious order); hs

    order

    hatanorigin

    elo, np; ; gecyndoriginal

    bysen, fornament

    ft; frtwe (pl); hyrst, f

    ornament (v)frtwan

    ornamented

    fted; ge-regnad

    orthodoxrihtgeleaffull

    other

    oer

    otherwiseelcor; elles

    ought to

    sculan

    outcast (adj)fah

    outcrygebre, n.

    over

    ofer (+dat/acc)overcome

    ofercumanoverconfidence

    ofermod

    overhang

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    oferhelmian

    overrun

    gegongan (7); oferganovershadow

    oferhelmianovertakeberidan

    own (adj)agen

    own

    aganox

    oxa, m

    oxherd (a useful word in modern English)

    oxanhierde, m

    Ppain

    sar; sarnes

    painfulsar; sarlic

    pantry

    cleofa; hedrn

    paradiseneorxenawang, n

    pardonarian (wv 2)

    part

    dl

    part (v)

    sceadanparty

    gebeorscipepast (n)geardagas

    pastime

    gomenpasture

    ls, f

    path

    foldweg; p, m

    pay

    gieldanpayment

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    sceatt

    peace

    freod, f; fripeasant

    ceorlpenetratefeolan

    penitenceddbot, f

    penance

    ddbot, fpeople

    firas; folc, n.; leode

    perceive

    oncnawan; ongietan (5)perform

    began (anom); dreogan; ge-lstanperish

    gecringan, gedreosan; forweosan; losianpermanence

    fstnung

    permitalyfan; ltan

    person

    mann

    pertainbelimpan

    pervade

    geondhweorfan (3)

    phrase (v)gefadian

    pike

    hacod

    pietyarfstnis, f; fstness, f;

    piousfst

    pit

    seapiteable

    earmlicpitiably

    earmlice

    pity

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    mildheortnes

    place

    lecgan; ge-logianplan

    hicganplatedfted

    pleasantfger; leof; lustbre; lustbre

    pleasantly

    fgereplease

    lician

    plenty

    fyllo, fplough

    erianploughman

    ierlingploughshare

    scear

    plunderherehu, f

    plunder (v)

    rypan

    pluralmenifealdlice

    poem

    leo; leosong

    poetscop

    poetics

    leocrft

    poetryleo; leosong; scopgereord

    pointord, m

    poisonous

    ttrynepolish

    bywanpolisher

    feormynd

    pomp onmedla

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    ponder

    geondencean

    poolhringmere (circular); mere

    poor earmpope

    papa, mpopulation

    burhwaru

    portentbeacen, n.; niwundor

    possess

    agan

    possessionsht, f

    pouchftels, m

    pound (n)pund, n

    pound (vb)

    beatanpour

    geotan

    power

    mgen; miht; onweald, mpowerful

    mihtig; rice

    practise

    began (anom)praise (v)

    eahtian; herigean

    pray

    gebiddanprayer

    gebed, n.preach

    bodian

    precedeforegangan (7)

    preciousdeore

    precious stone

    eorcanstan

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    preordain

    foresceawian

    preparebywan; gearcian; gearwian; ge-gearwian; gyrwan

    preparedgearopresent (adj; as in "the present day")

    andweard; ondweardpreserve

    gehealdan

    press outospringan

    presume

    medan

    preventge-lettan

    previouslyrt1ane, rt1mt1e

    pridegylp; ofermod

    priest

    mssepreost; preost, mprince

    eling; ealdor, m.; leod, m

    prison

    carcern; clustorproceed

    astigan; gefaran; feran

    proclaim

    mrsianproduce

    acennan; atyhtan; forbringan

    profound

    deopprofoundly

    deoplicpromise (vb)

    behatan (sv 7); gehatan

    promise (n)gehat, n

    propergecynde; gerisenlic

    properly

    rihte

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    property

    ht

    prosperityar, f

    prostrate (adj)neowolprotect

    beorgan, gebeorgan; bewerian; freoian; ge-nerianprotection

    helm, m; hleo; mundbyrd

    protective clothinghleosceorp

    protector

    hleo

    proudgilphladen

    provideforesceawian; ge-fremman

    provisionsmetsung, f

    public

    folclicpugnacious

    aglca

    pull

    bregdanpure

    clne; hluttor

    purge

    flsianpurity

    clnnis

    purpose

    inwitanc (hostile); modgeancpursue

    fterfylgan; ehtanpush

    scufan

    putge-logian

    put to flightaflyman

    Q

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    queen

    cwen, f

    quickcaf; hrae; hwt

    quickly (adv)arodlice; frlice; hrdlice; ofstlice; recene

    Rrace

    cynn

    rage

    grymetianrain

    rinanraise

    ahebban; rranraise up, raise aloft

    hafenian; hebban; onhebbanram

    ramm, mrancour

    inca, m

    ransom

    lysanrare

    selcunravage

    awestan; bereofan; forhergian; hergian

    ravaging

    hergung

    ravenhremm

    ravenousgifreraw

    grene; hreaw

    reachgercanreach out: rcan

    read

    ardan; rdan

    readily

    geare; georne; geornliceready

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    fus (+gen); gearo

    realize

    onfindanrebuilder

    betend, m.receivege-geopan; onfon

    recentlyniwes

    recite

    gieddianreckless

    recceleas

    recognize

    oncnawanrecommend

    bebeodan; befeolan;red

    readred-stained: readfah

    redeem

    lysan; onlysanregal

    cynelic

    regally

    cynelicregion

    mearc, f; sceat, m

    regret

    besargianregular

    regollic

    reign (n)

    ricereign (v)

    ricsianreject

    forseon

    rejoiceggnian; gefeon

    rejoicingfgen

    relate

    mnan; reccan

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    relative

    magan; mg

    releasealysan; lysan

    relics haligdomreligion

    fstness, f; halignesreligious

    godcund

    relinquishalecgan

    remain

    restan

    remain behindbelifan

    remain standingofstondan

    remedy (v)gebetan

    remedy (n)

    bote, fremember

    gemunan; gemyndgian

    remind

    gemanianremnant

    laf, f

    remove

    afierran, aferran (wv 1); astyrian; aswipan; fornimanrend

    scieran

    render

    areccean; gieldan (3)renew

    niwianrender useless

    aidligan

    renounceanforltan

    repayleanian

    repel

    abaedan

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    repent

    behreowsian

    replenishgefyllan

    reproachtwitan; edwitreputation

    hlisa, m; lastwordrescue

    ahreddan; hreddan

    resolute (adj)anrd; heard; hygerof

    resound

    dynnan; hlimman; hlynsian

    rest (n)rest, f

    rest (v)restan; ge-restan

    restoreniwian

    restorer

    betend, m.restrain

    abdan

    resurrection

    ristretainer

    dryhtguma; selesecg

    return

    gecierranreturn (n)

    eftsi

    reveal

    cyan; onwreonrevelry

    breahtm; mondreamrevile

    bysmerian

    reward (v)leanian

    richft

    riddle

    giedd

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    ride

    ridan

    ride up toberidan

    right rihtrighteous

    rihtwisrighteousness

    rind

    rindring

    beag, m.; hring

    rise up

    hlifianrisk (n)

    pleohrivalry

    geflitriver

    ea, f; lagustream

    riverbankeaste; ofer

    roar

    grymetian; hlimman

    roast (v)brdan

    rob

    bereofan; forstelan

    robberfeondsceaa, m

    roebuck

    ra

    rollinggelac

    roodrod

    roof

    hrofrow (v)

    rowanrowing

    rewett, n

    ruin (n)

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    hryre, m

    ruinous

    hreorigrule

    rdanruleranwealda, m; ealdorman; heretema

    runrnan; irnan

    rush

    rsan

    S

    sackabrecan

    sacrifice (n)lac; offrung

    sacrifice (v)geoffrian

    saddreorig; geocor; geomor; geomormod; hygegeomor; ormod; sarlic

    sadfaced

    dreorighleor

    sadheartedhygegeomor

    sadnessgeomerung

    safe

    hal

    sailor

    brimliend; brimmann; flota, m; flotman; lidmann; s&aelida; smann;srinc

    saint halga; sanctsalmon

    leax

    saltsealt

    salt-maker

    sealtere, m

    salutary

    halwende

    sameilca; self

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    sanctuary

    herig

    sandsandceosol

    satisfyfyllansave

    ahreddan; beorgan; gebeorgan; hlan; hreddan; ge-neriansay

    cwean; gecwean; secgan; ge-secgan

    sayingcwide

    scholar

    bocere; leornere

    scornforhicgan

    sculptceorfan

    seabrim; flot, n; geofon, m/n; holm; holm; hwlweg; s

    seabird

    brimfugol; fleotendseagull

    mw

    sealane

    brimlad; lagulad, fsea voyage

    sfor

    sea water

    laguseamonster

    nicor, m

    seaman

    flota, m.search

    secansearch for: secan

    secret

    deogol; dyrnesee

    sceawianseek

    secan; ge-secan

    seed

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    sd

    seize

    begietan; cepan; fon (7); ge-niman; oferfonseldom

    seldonselfself

    self-employedhlafordleas

    sell

    ciepansend

    asendan; onsendan

    send forth

    fysan; onsendansense

    andgit, nseparate (v)

    gedlansepulchre

    moldern, n

    sequenceendebyrnes, f

    serious

    geomormod

    serpentndre

    servant

    cnapa; cniht

    servicemanrden

    set (vb)

    asettan; ofstan

    set an example: bisnian, gebisnianset in motion: hreran

    set out on a journey: si asettan; feran; fundianset up: asettan

    severely

    miclumshade

    scead; sceadushadow

    sceadu

    shaft

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    sceaft, m

    shake

    asceacan; acweccan; bifianshame

    scand; scomu, fshamefulbysmorful; heanlic

    shamefullyhuxlice

    shape

    hiwshare

    dlan

    sharpen

    grindan (3)shatter

    gebrecansheath

    sce, fshed

    scipen, n

    sheepsceap, n

    sheepfold

    loc, n

    shellfishsciellfisc

    shelter (n)

    hleo; scurbeorg

    shepherdsceaphierde, m

    shield

    bord, n; scield

    shinescinan

    shiningbeorht; goldbeorht

    ship

    ceol; flota, m; scip;; merehengest; naca, m; sbatshipwreck

    forlidennes, fshoe

    sco

    shoes

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    gescy, n.p.

    shoemaker

    scowyrhtashoot

    fysan; ofsceotan; sceotanshoreofer

    shouldereaxle

    shout

    ceallian; clipian, clypianshouting

    clypung; hream

    shove

    scufanshow

    tywan; gecyan; iewanshower

    scurshrine

    scryn

    shrinkscrincan

    sibling

    geboren

    sickhealf, f

    sickness

    adl, f.

    sign (n)beacen, n.

    signify

    gebicnian

    similargelic

    simple (adj)anfeald

    sin

    fyren; leahtorsinner

    manshlihtsing

    asingan; singan; galan; gieddian

    single (adj)

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    anlepe

    sink (cause to)

    besencansir

    leofsizemicelnes, f

    skilfulge-rad

    skill

    crft; list, f; oronc; searooncskin

    fell, n; hyd; rind

    skulk

    lutiansky

    lyft, f; rodorslaughter (v)

    ofsnianslay

    ofslean; sgan

    slayerbana

    small

    mte

    smallerlssa

    smash

    gebrecan

    snakendre

    snare

    grin

    snowhri

    snowswepthryig

    soak

    beswillansolace

    froforsoldier

    beorn, m.; cempa; fyrdrinc; gurinc, m; hererinc, m; hildemecg, m;

    hilderinc, m; hiredmann; hyse, m.; lindwigend; rinc; scealc, m; sceotan; secg

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    solitary

    nlic

    someonehwa

    somethinghwa; hwhwugusomewhere

    forhwegason

    bearn, n; eafora

    songleo; leosong

    soon

    hrae

    soresar

    sorelysare

    sorrowcearo; hearm; inwidsorH

    sorrowful

    hreocearig; sarigsoul

    gast; sawol

    sound (n)

    ansund; hleoorsound (v)

    galan

    space of a foot

    fotmlspacious

    brad; geap

    spare

    arian (wv 2)speak

    gecwean; hleorian; maelian; mlan; gemlanspeak of

    mnan

    spearfranca; gafeluc; gar; ord

    speciesgecynd

    spectral

    gstlic

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    speech

    giedd; gereord

    speech, make amaelian;

    spirit fer; gast; mod; modsefaspirited

    modwloncspiritual

    gastlic

    spirituallygastlice

    splendid

    betlic

    splendourgleomu

    sport (n)gomen

    sport (v)gelac

    spread

    brdanspring (n)

    lencten

    spring (v)

    spring apart: onspringanspring open: onirnan (3)

    sprout

    asprytan

    stabofstician; ofstingan

    staff

    sagol; sceaft, m

    staghstapa; heorot

    stain (vb)afylan

    stained

    fah; -fahstake (a claim)

    mrsianstand alongside

    bestandan

    stand fixed

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    tstandan

    stand up

    astandanstalk

    bestealcianstartbeginnan (sv 3)

    statementcwide

    steadfastly

    fstlicesteadily

    fstlice

    steal

    forstelanstep forth

    tsteppanstill (adv)

    gietstir

    hreran (cf. Du "roeren); onhreran

    stir updrefan

    stoop

    lutan

    stoptstandan

    storekeeper

    ciepemann

    storeroomhedrn

    storm (v)

    abrecan

    storm (n)scur

    storyge-recednis

    straighten

    gerihtanstranger

    gyst, mstream

    flod, m

    strength

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    ellen, n; mgen

    stretch out

    astreccanstrife

    orlege, mstrikehnitan

    stripbehlyan; ongyrwan

    strike down

    gefyllanstrong

    forstrang; from

    stronghold

    burg, byrig; fstenstudent

    leornerestudy

    leorniansubmit

    bugan; gebugan

    succeedfon to rice

    succession

    endebyrnes, f

    suddenfrlic

    suddenly

    frlice

    sufferdreogan

    suitable

    gehp; gelimplice; gemc; gerisenlic

    summonbonnan; clipian, clypian; laian

    suppliesmetsung, f

    supply

    onstal, nsupport (n)

    fultumsupport (v)

    fultumian

    surface

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    sceat, m

    surround

    began (anom); bewyrcansurvey

    geondsceawiansurvivebelifan; gedygan

    swallowgegeopan

    sweep away

    aswipanswift

    from

    swiftly

    hrdliceswimmer

    fleotendswimming pool

    burnseleswing open

    onbregdan

    swordbill, n.; ecg; gubill, n; iren; mece

    symbol

    beacen, n.

    Ttable

    beod, m.; bord, n.

    tailor

    seameretaint

    geblandantakedon; niman; geniman

    take away

    fornimantake heed

    geman

    take out

    ateon

    take up

    onfontaste

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    byrigan; onbyrigan

    teach

    lran; ge-lranteacher

    lareow; magister, mteachinglar

    tear (v)scieran

    tell

    asecgan; reccan; secgantemple

    herig

    temporary

    lneterrible

    atolterrified

    anforhtterrifying

    gstlic

    territoryeel

    terror

    broga, m; ege, m; egesa, m

    testfandian

    the, that

    se, seo, t

    Note: See chart for formstherefore

    fory

    they (indef pro)

    manthink

    hicgan; hogian; myntanthought

    hige; gehygd

    threatbeot, n.; feorhbealo, .

    threateningbeotlic

    throne

    cynestol; giefstol

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    through

    geond

    throughoutgeond

    throw sceaotanthrow away: aweorpan

    thrustsceotan

    tide

    flod, m; mereflodtilling

    eortil

    time

    first, m.; hwil; -hwil; ml; slfor a long time: lange; langlice

    timidforhtmod

    tiredmee

    together

    tgdere; tsomne; endemes; geader; samodtoil

    gedeorf

    too

    tosscnossian

    totally

    clne

    touchthrinan; gretan; hrepian; hreppan; hrinan; ge-rcan

    tower (v)

    hlifian

    townburg, burig; burgtun; burgsteall; ceaster

    trackfeorhlast, m; last

    trade

    crfttranslate

    areccean; awendantrap

    betrppan

    trapping

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    hyrst, f

    trappings

    gerdutravel

    faran (6)treasurebeahhord, n.; goldhord, m; hord, n.; mam

    treasurer-givermaumgyfa

    tree

    beam, m.tremble

    bifian

    tribute

    gafol, n; manrdentroop

    heaptrouble (v)

    bysigian; gedrefantrouble (n)

    cearo, f; myru; ni, m

    troubledearmcearig; hreoh; hreocearig

    troublesome

    hefigtyme

    troutsceota, m

    truce

    gri

    trustgeliefan

    try

    cunnan

    tubbyden

    tumultgedrg; gelac

    turn

    hweorfan; hwierfan; gehwierfan; oncierranturn around: onhwyrfan

    turn away: bugan

    Uuncle

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    eam

    unclothe

    ongyrwanuncooked

    greneunderstandasmeagan; gecnawan; forstandan; ongietan (5)

    undressongyrwan

    unfortunate

    heardliceunhappy

    heardselig

    unhurt

    halunimportant

    leohlicunique

    nlicunite

    geanlcan

    unityannis, f

    unless

    nyme

    untilhwnne; o

    unyoke

    ongeocian

    upup to: o

    upon

    on

    uprightrihtwis

    uproarcyrm, m

    urge

    manian; gemanianuse (v)

    befstan; brucan; neotan; notianuse (n)

    fiorm, f; nytt, f

    useful, be

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    useful

    usefulnessnyttnes, f

    utensilftutility

    nytt, futter

    acwean (sv 5); gecwan

    utterancecwidegiedd

    utterly

    clne; eallunga

    Vvain

    idelvalley

    denu, fvaluable

    deorwiere

    various

    manigfeald; mislic; missenlicvat

    ftvein

    der, f

    venom

    attor, m.

    venturege-nean

    vernacularfolclicverse

    fers, n.

    very (adv)ful; geneahhe

    very much

    ealfela

    vice

    leahtor

    viewingsceawung

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    vigorous

    c; hwtaf

    vilefracod; ful

    violenceecghete; meniseviolent

    hstevirgin

    mg

    voicehleoor; reord; gereord

    vow (n)

    beot, n

    vow (v)beotian; gehatan

    Wwage (war)

    ahebbanwait

    anbidian

    walk

    gan; gongan (7)wander

    scrianwar

    gu, f; orlege, m

    ward off

    abaedan

    warbanddugu

    warriorbeadurinc, m.; beorn, m.; cempa; dreng, m.; dryhtguma; folcwiga; fyrdrinc;garbuend; gurinc, m; hle, m he, m hildemecg, m; hilderinc, m;hiredmann; hyse, m.; lindwigend magorinc; rinc; scealc, m; sceotan; secg

    wastelandmor

    water

    brim; lagustream; wter

    water, body of

    flod, m

    wave (v)hwearfian

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    wave (n)

    salty

    wayfoldweg

    way of lifedrohtowealth

    bld; ead, n.weary

    mee

    weavebregdan

    weave together

    gebregdan

    weepgreotan; reotan

    weigh downhefigan

    wellfgere

    well-known

    cuwhale

    hwl

    whaling

    hwhuntowhat

    hwa; hwelc

    what kind of: hwelc

    whenmid am e mid y e

    whence

    hwanon

    wherehwr; hwider

    whethwettan

    whether

    whichhwelc

    whilehwil

    whistle

    hwistlian

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    whistling

    hwistlung

    whitherhwider

    white horseblancawho

    hwawhole

    ansund; gehal

    wickedfracod

    wickedly

    manlice

    wickednessfyren

    widebrad; geap

    wieldge-reccan

    willingly

    gelustfullice; lustfullicewind around

    bewerian

    window

    eagyrl, nwise

    frod; gleaw

    with

    midwith longing for

    fter (+acc)

    wither

    searianwithin (adv)

    beinnan; binnan; innewithin (prep)

    innan (+dat)

    withoutbutan, buton; -leas

    withstandforstandan; ongeanstandan

    woman

    cwen, f; cwene, f; fmne; ides; mg

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    womb

    hrif, n

    woodholt

    word gieddwork

    gedeorfworker

    ceorl

    worldmiddangeard

    worry

    bisgu

    worshipbigong, m.

    worthlessidel

    wound (vb)amyrran; forwundian; ge-rcan

    wound (n)

    benn, f.; dolg, n.; inwidhlemm; licsar; sarwounded

    feohseoc, adj

    wretched

    earm; earmcearig; earmsceapen; feasceafig; heanwretchedlly

    earmlice

    write

    awritan

    Y

    yard geardyear

    gear

    year-by-year: gearmlumyearning

    langung

    yield

    abugan; bugan; gebugan

    yes

    gieseyesterday

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    giestrandg; gystran

    yet

    gen; giet; hwereyew

    iw, myoke (v)geocian

    youge (np), eow (ap)

    your

    eoweryoung

    geong

    young people >dd> giogo

    youth (n)cniht; geogu; hyse, m.; mago, m

    Zzeal

    ellenwodniszealously

    georne; geornlice