tacn, tacen, n., sign, miracle.
<ge-tacnian>, II, to signify, betoken, pre-figure.
ge-tacnung, f., meaning, significance.
tallic, adj., blasphemous.
<tawian>, II, to prepare, treat. to bysmore tawode, afflicted, treated shamefully/terribly
tear, m., tear.
teart, adj., severe.
teartlice, adv., severely.
tela, adv., well, rightly, correctly.
<tellan>, I, to count, consider something as (to).
ge-teld, n., tent.
<ge-temian>, II, to tame.
templ, n., temple.
<tengan>, I, to press, hasten, proceed.
<teon>, 2, to draw, pull.
teona, m., injury, insult.
teonfull, adj., spiteful.
teonræden, f., wrong, injury.
tid, f., hour, time, season.
<tihtan>, I, to persuade, urge, exhort.
tihting, f., exhortation.
tima, m., time.
<ge-timbrian>, II, to build.
tintreg, n., torture.
<tintregian, ge-tintregian>, II, to torture, torment.
tiþu, f., receiver.
to, prep., to, for, as, alongside, beside.
tobrecan, 4, to break, shatter, destroy.
<tobrytan>, I, to break into pieces, destroy.
tocleofan, 7, to cleave, split.
tocnawan, 7, to know, discern.
tocyme, m., coming, advent.
todæg, adv., today
<todælan>, I, to distribute, divide.
<todræfan>, I, to dispel, disperse, expel.
<todrifan>, 6, to separate, drive away, destroy.
toforan, prep. (w. d.), ahead of, beyond, above.
togadere, togædere, adv., together. eodon togædere, joined in battle
togeanes, prep. (w. d.), towards, in opposition to, against.
<toheawan>, 7, to hew in pieces.
tomergen, adv., tomorrow.
tomiddes, prep. (w. d.), amidst, among.
tonama, m., nickname, surname.
<tosprecan>, 5, to address.
<tostencan>, I, to drive apart, scatter.
<towændan>, I, to overthrow, destroy.
<toweorpan>, 3, to destroy.
towerd, adj., to come.
treow, n., tree.
ge-treowlice, adv., faithfully.
trum, adj., firm.
truma, m., troop, legion.
truwa, m., faith, covenant.
<truwian>, II, to trust, often with on, to trust in.
<ge-trymman>, I, to confirm, strengthen.
ge-trywe, adj., true, faithful.
tryw, f., faithfulness, loyalty.
tugon, see teon.
tunge, f., tongue.
twegen, twægen, twægon (m.), twa (f. or n.), num., two.
twelf, num., twelve.
twentig, num., twenty.
tyn, num., ten.
<ge-tyþian>, II, to grant.
þa, adv. conj., then, when. þa þa, þa..þa, then..when,.
þa, þam, þan, þara, þæra, þære, þæs, þæt, see se.
<ge-þafian>, II, to permit, assent to.
þanc, m., thanks. to þance, as thanks
þancian, II, to thank (w. d. of person and g. of cause).
þanon, adv., thence.
þægn, see þegen.
þænne, see þonne.
þær, adv. conj., where, there.
þærinn, adv., therein.
þæron, adv., thereon.
þærto, adv., thereto.
þæt, conj., that, (so) that, because.
þæt, pron. adj., see se.
þe, indecl. rel. part., which, who, that.
þe, see þu.
þeah, þeah þe, conj., although, though.
ge-þeaht, n., thought, consideration.
þearf, f., need.
þearle, adv., greatly, violently, mightily.
þeaw, m., custom, habit, way.
ge-þeawod, adj., mannered. wislice geþeawod, prudent, wise
þegen, þegn, þægn, m., minister, noble, thane, attendant.
þegenlice, adv., nobly, bravely.
þegenscype, m., manfully, bravery.
þenian, II (w. d.), to serve, minister to.
þenung, f., service, meal.
þeod, f., nation, people, tribe.
þeow, þeowa, m., servant, slave.
<þeowian>, III, to serve (w. d.).
þeowot, n., servitude, enslavement.
þes, dem. pron. and adj., this.
<þicgan>, I (orig. 5), to partake of, eat, taste.
þin, pos. adj. and poss. pron., thy, thine.
þincan, I (w. d.), to seem to.
<ge-þincan>, I, to seem good to (w. d.).
þincg, þing, n., thing.
þinen, f., maid, handmaid.
<ge-þingian>, II, to intercede.
ge-þingþ, f., dignity, rank, honour.
þingung, f., intercession.
þis, þisne, þisre, þisum, see þes.
ge-þoht, m., thought.
þone, see se.
þonne, þænne, adv., conj. then, when.
þrang, see þringan.
<þreagan>, II, to rebuke, torment.
þreat, m., violence, threat.
þreatung, f., compulsion, ill-treatment.
þreo, num., three.
þridda, adj., third.
<þringan>, 3, to throng.
þrittig, num., thirty.
þrowian, II, to suffer.
þrowung, f., passion, suffering.
þrym, m., great might (army).
þu, pron. 2nd. person, you, thou.
þuhte, see þincan.
þurh, prep. (w. a.), through, by means of.
<þurhwunian>, II, to continue, persist.
þurst, m., thirst.
þus(s), adv., thus.
þusend, num., thousand.
þy, see se.
þyder, adv., thither.
ge-þyldig, adj., patient.
þyses, þysne, þysre, þyssera, þyssere, þysum, see þes.
<ge-uferian>, II, to exalt, elevate.
unbliþe, adj., sad.
unclæne, adj., unclean.
under, prep. (w. d.), under.
<underfon>, 7, to receive, take, assume.
<undergytan>, 5, to understand.
understandan, 6, to understand.
underþeodd, adj., subject.
<undon>, anom. vb., to undo, unfasten, open.
unforboden, adj., not forbidden.
unforht, adj., fearless, unafraid.
ungefyrn, adv., soon.
ungeleaffull, adj., unbelieving.
ungelic, adj., dissimilar to, unlike (w. d.).
<ungelician>, II, to displease, be unpleasant to (w d).
ungesewenlic, adj., invisible.
ungewitnod, adj., unpunished.
unhlisa, m., infamy.
unlucan, 2, to unlock.
unlytel, adj., not little, much.
unmagu, m. or f., helpless person, ward .
ge-unmiht, adj., weak, without strength.
unræd, m., bad policy, wickedness.
unriht, n., wrong, injustice.
unrihtlic, adj., unjust, unrighteous.
unrihtlice, adv., unjustly, unrighteously.
unrihtwisnes, unrihtwisnys, f., unrighteousness.
unscæþþignys, f., innocence.
unslaw, adj., active, quick, energetic.
unstæþþig, adj., unstable.
unstrang, adj., weak.
untoclofen, adj., uncloven.
<ge-untrumian>, II, to make ill or infirm.
untweolice, adv., certainly, unequivocally.
unþances, adv., unwillingly.
unwærlice, adv., unwarily, uncautiously.
unwemme, adj., without blemish, immaculate.
<unwurþian>, II, to dishonour, degrade.
unwurþlice, adv., ignominously.
up(p), adv., up.
upahafennys, f., exaltation, pride.
<upahebban>, 6, to lift up, exalt.
upflor, f., upper chamber, storey.
uppahefednys, f., exaltation, pride.
uppon, prep. (w. d.), upon.
ure, poss. pron. and adj. 1st pers. pl., our.
us, see ic.
ut, adv., out.
ute, adv. outside, out.
uton, hortatory auxiliary (1. p.
waclic, adj., poor, mean, of little worth.
wafung, f., amazement, wonder.
wan(n), see winnan.
<wandian>, II, to neglect, shrink, spare.
wanhafol, adj., needy, destitute.
<ge-wanian>, II, to diminish.
wanung, f., wailing, lamentation.
<ge-warnian>, II, to warn, caution.
waru, f., protection, care, defence.
wast, see witan.
<ge-wæcan>, I, to afflict, weaken.
<wæccan>, I, to stay awake, watch.
ge-wæde, n., a garment, pl. clothes.
wæfersyn, f., a spectacle.
ge-wæhte, see ge-wæcan.
wæl, n., the dead, slaughter, carnage.
wælhreow, adj., cruel.
wæpn, n., weapon.
<ge-wæpnian>, II, to arm, furnish with weapo
wære, wæron, wæs, see beon/wesan.
wæsten, see westen.
wæstm, m. or n., growth, crop, stature.
wæter, n., water.
wæterleast, f., want of water.
wæterscipe, m., body of water, conduit.
we, see ic.
wealcan, 7, to turn over.
<ge-wealdan>, 7, to rule, govern, have control of.
weall, m., wall.
<weallan>, 1, to boil, swarm, well up.
weallgeweorc, n., work on a wall, wall-building.
weard, m., guard.
weard, prep., used to...weard, to...werd, towards
weardmann, m., watchman, guard.
wearp, see weorpan.
wearþ, see weorþan.
<weaxan>, 7, to grow, increase.
weg, m., road, way.
wel, adv., properly, well, fittingly.
wela, m., wealth, prosperity.
<ge-welegian>, II, to enrich, endow.
welig, adj., well-to-do, rich.
welwillende, part. adj., benevolent.
<wenan>, I, to believe, expect, imagine.
<wendan>, I, to go, turn.
<ge-wendan>, I, to (re)turn, go.
wenian, II, to accustom.
<ge-wenian>, II, to accustom.
wenlic, adj., fair, handsome, comely.
weofod, n., altar.
weorc, n., work, labour, deed.
weorcstan, m., building stone.
<weorpan>, 3, to hurl, cast.
weorþan, ge-wurþan, 3, to become, be.
wer, m., man, husband.
werd, see weard.
werian, II, to wear, defend, protect.
werlice, adv., courageously, like a man.
werod, n., multitude, host.
westen, m. or n., desert, wilderness.
wide, adv., widely.
widewe, wuduwe, f., widow.
widewanhad, wudewanhad, m., widowhood.
widgil, adj., widespread, spacious.
wif, n., woman, wife.
<ge-wifian>, II, to take a wife.
wiflice, adv., in the manner of a woman.
wifman, wimman, m., woman.
wig, n., war.
wigend,adj., fighting.
wighus, n., war-house, tower.
willa, m., wish, desire.
<willan>, anom. vb., to wish, intend, be disposed to, will.
ge-wilnung, f., desire.
wimman, see wifman.
win, n., wine.
ge-winn, n., labour, war, profit.
winnan, 3, to fight, contend.
<ge-winnan>, 3, to conquer, win.
winsum, adj., pleasant.
winter, m., winter, year.
wis, adj., wise.
wise, f., way, manner, wise.
wisdom, m., wisdom.
wislic, adj., wise. gpn. wislicra
wislice, adv., wisely.
ge-wiss, adj., certain, sure. to gewissan, for certain
ge-wissian, II, to direct, inform.
wissung, f., guidance, instruction.
wita, m., wise man, counsellor.
<witan>, pret. pres. vb., to know.
ge-witan, pret. pres. vb., to get to know.
<ge-witan>, 1, to depart, die.
wite, n., punishment, torture.
witega, m., prophet.
<ge-witnian>, II, to punish, chastise, afflict.
ge-witnys, f., witness, testimony.
witodlice, adv. assuredly.
wiþ, prep. (w. a. and d.), next to, beside, against, with (making combination).
<wiþcweþan>, 5, to speak against, contradict, oppose (w. d. of person or thing).
wiþersaca, m., adversary.
wiþerweard, adj., hostile, against.
<wiþerfeohtan>, 3, to resist.
<wiþsacan>, 6, to deny.
wiþstandan, 6, to withstand (w. d.).
wiþutan, adv. outside, outwardly.
wlite, m., brightness, beauty.
wlitig, adj., beautiful, comely.
wodlice, adv. furiously.
wolde, woldon, see willan.
wolice, adv., perversely, wrongly.
word, n., word.
ge-wordene, see ge-wurpan.
worhte, worhton, see wyrcan.
woruld, f., world.
woruldæht, f., worldly possession.
woruldcempa, m., secular warrior.
woruldgewinn, n., secular struggle.
woruldlic, adj., worldly.
woruldmann, m., man, layman.
woruldþing, n., worldly affair, worldly thing.
<wrecan>, 5, to avenge.
ge-wrecan, 5, to take vengence.
<wregan>, I, to accuse, impeach.
ge-writ, n., writing, scripture, letter.
wudu, m., wood, forest.
wudewan, see widewe.
wudewanhade, see widewanhad.
wuldor, n., glory.
wuldorfull, adj., glorious.
<wuldrian> II, to glory.
ge-wuna, m., habit, custom.
wunaþ, see wunian.
wundor, n., wonder, miracle.
wundorlic, adj., wonderful, miraculous.
wundorlice, adv., strangely, wondrously.
<wundrian>, II, to wonder.
ge-wunelic, adj., customary, usual.
wunian, II, to dwell, remain.
ge-wunnon, see ge-winnan.
wurde, wurdon, see weor an.
wurm, m., worm, snake, serpent.
wurþ, adj., of high rank.
ge-wurþan, gewurþe, see geweorþan.
wurþian, II, to honour.
wurþmynt, m., honour, dignity, symbol of office.
wurþscipe, m., honour, dignity, worth.
ge-wyldan, I, to conquer, tame, subdue, control.
wyllspring, m., well, source of water.
wyrcan, I, to make, create.
ge-wyrcan, I, to make create.
wyrdwritere, m., historian, chronicler.
wyrms, m., pus.
wyrst, supl. adj., worst.
yfel, n., evil.
yfele, yfle, adv., evilly, badly.
yfelwyrcende, adj., evil-doing, wicked.
ylca, ilca, adj., same.
yldest, sup. adj. of eald, eldest.
yldra, comp. adj. of eald, older.
ylp, m., elephant.
<ymbgyrdan>, I, to encircle, surround.
<ymbtrymman>, I, to surround, fortify, strengthen.
yrmþ, f., misery.
<yrnan>, 3, to run.
yrre, n., anger.
<yrsian, ge-yrsian>, II, to be angry.
yrsung, f., anger.
yrþlincg, m., farmer, ploughman.
ytemest, supl. adj. of uterra, most outer.